Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 363, 29 March 1907 — Page 10
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The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram. The City in Brief.
SYRIAN GIRL WAS BURIED AT EARLHAM Friends From Fort Wayne Made the Arrangements.
KNOLLENBERG'S STORE Butterick's Patterns, Mcrrls & Co's.
EADY-TO-VtfEA
The collection of Ladies' Wearing Appare!we now show is superb. Every department in fact has its full measure of new, fresh merchandise, but at this time especially we know the Ladies to be interested in
Suits, Skirts, Coats, Jackets and Shirt Waists When the buyers take a look at the great collection we are showing they at once realize that they have come to the right place to, secure their requirements in this line. A large shipment of new things was added today to replenish the assortment in
Suits and
Jackets The cloths are of the choicest and the styles of the latest design. We can give no adequate description of the magnificence of this vast assembly of a desirable line of goods and therefore will simply say: Come and see for yourself.
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The Geo. H. CCnollenberg Co.
Fruit Strawberry Ice Cream, anl five other flavors at Price's. 2S-2t
i Mrs. J. M. Wampler has been ' called to Purdue University at Lafay- . ette, by the illness of her son, Bonner.
J First Turtle Soup of the season
Saturday night at Lou Knopf's. 2S-2t
Cream Easter Kggs that are pure, and good to eat, at Price's. 2S-2t A banquet, for only loc at the Pythian Hall Saturday evening given by the Pythian Sisters.
A number of Richmond people will probably go to the Easter dance at Liberty next Thursday.
Take your laundry to the Richmond Steam Laundry, 019 Main St., Phon 151, Carpets Cleaned. july31-tl
First Turtle Soup of the seasqn Saturday night at Lou Knopf's. 2S-2t
PEDDLED TURKISH WARES.
Demas Coe has returned from a visit in the country and is much improved in health. -
Ice Cream Rabbits and Hens, appropriate for Easter; can be had at
Price's.
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Nicola Abrousamra and wife of Ft. Wayne, Ind., were iu the city Thursday making arrangements for the burial of Maggie Maloley, the native Syrian, who died at Easthaven Wednesdav. Miss Malolev. according to the
statements of the Ft. Wayne persons, was only a friend of theirs, and came
to this country with them from Tur
key a few years ago. She was yet young and has since traveled over the
countxv selling the wares of the J-1
Wayne Turk. As she died from tuberculosis, it is thought she contracted the disease while making her peddling
trips, and when she knesv her condition she was attacked with melancholia which resulted in her being placed in
Easthaven hospital. As her only
friends live in Ft. Wayne, it thus came about that she was brought to Rich
mond, Ft. Wayne being in this insane
district. The Ft. Wayne man made arrangements for the burial, which was held in Earlham cemetery today.
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If you have a loan elsewhere and should find the payments too large, or should want better terms or more money, or if you owe a balance ; on your furniture, or owe rent, grocer, doctor or other bills, we will advance and centralize your indebtedness; then you will have only one place to pay. 4 If you have several little accounts outstanding, would it not 'be v better for you to come to us and get the money to pay them all off? We can arrange your payments any size to suit you, on either a weekly or monthly plan. Come In and talk it over with us and let us explain our easy terms of loaning money on furniture, pianos, fixtures, horses and vehicles. If you cannot call at our office .write to us and our agent will call at your house and talk it over with you. It costs you nothV ins to learn our methods. Business Confidential
ichmond Loan Co.
ESTABLISHED 1895 Room 8y Colonial Building, Richmond, Ind. Home Phone 445
P GRAND EASTER LAYOUT!
fancy Strawberries 35c
A Few Turkeys and Plenty of Chickens
MRS. DOBBINS DIES
AT DETROIT,
MICH
Had Been a Visitor at the Home of Her Daughter, Mrs. Hattie Hatch.
REMAINS BROUGHT HERE.
DECEASED WAS THE WIDOW OF GEORGE W. ROBBINS AND A PROMINENT MEMBER OF GRACE METHODIST CHURCH.
Green Beans. Green Peas. New Potatoes Egg Plant. Oyster Plant. White Radishes, Red Radishes. Breakfast Radishes. Mangoes. Spinach and Kale.
Home Grown Cauliflower New Tomatoes. New Asparagus Cucumbers. New Onions Parsley. Fancy Celery. New Beets. New Carrots. Rhubarb. Lettuce.
25 Pounds Granulated Sugar, $1.25 Ripe Pineapples. Florida Oranges. if You Want the Best Give us Your Order
Mrs. Julia Robbins, widow of George "W. Robbins, and one of the well known and highly esteemed women of Richmond, died Thursday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Hattie Hatch, in Detroit, Mich. Death was due to a general decline from old age, and not to any specific disease, Mrs. Robbins went to the home of her daughter some time ago on a visit. She was not well at that time and it was hoped the change would benefit her, but instead, she grew worse, and for more than a week lingered in a serious condition, taking no nourishment for several days.
The remains have been brought to the home of John F. Robbins. a son, at oOJ North Tenth street, and the funeral will take place from there at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Wilbur M. Nelson -will be in charge. A Native of Pittsburg. Mrs. Robbins was a native of Pittsburg, Pa., where she was born eighty years ago last December. She was married there to George V. Robbins about 184i and soon afterward they came to Economy. Wayne county. where they spent many years of their life. Later they moved to Richmond and for a time were residents of Washington City, from which place they returned to Richmond. Mr. Rob
bins died in 1!m. Mrs. Robbins was a faithful member of Grace Methodist church in the various departments of which she was quite active. Three children survive Mrs. Hatch, the daughter, and two sons. John F. and Byram Robbins, the latter also of Detroit.
jALL UP-TO-DATE HOUSEKEEPERS Use Red Cross Ball Blue. It makes ! clothes clean and sweet as when new. Ay grocers.
j CINCINNATI, RICHMOND & FORT
WAYNE RAILROAD COMPANY.
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Richmond, Ind., March 14 The annual meeting of stockholders of the Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroad company will be held at the principal office of the company in the city of Richmond. Ind., on Thursday, April 4, 1907. "at ten o'clock a. in., for the purpose of electing eleven directors and transacting such other business as may properly come before the meeting. S. B. LIGGETT. Secretary.
Tuesday afternoon at 2:o0 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Brandenburg took place the wedding of their daughter, Anna Borton to Harry Bullerdick. The Rev. Howard performed the ceremony in the presence of only the immediate relatives.
Telephone the Richmond steam Laundry to get your laundry. tf
Clifton Williams, who attends Indiana university, is home on his spring vacation and was in Richmond yesterday.
Attend the supper given by the Pythian Sisters, Saturday evening.
The third of the series of dances being given by Richmond Grove of Druids occurred last night at their hall on West Main street. Large crowds attend these dances and an enjoyable evening is provided. Music is furnished on piano and drums.
Small, medium and large cream eggs and all good to eat, at Price's. 28-2t
Miss Esther Hill, a graduate of the commercial department of the high school, has aceepted a position with the Safety Gate Co., as bookkeeper and stenographer.
Decorated Cream Easter Eggs at Price's. 2S-2t
The E. G. Hill Co. will have for sale Friday and Saturday Easter Plants and Cut Flowers at American Express Co's room, cor. Ninth and Main.
There are many tonics in the land As by the papers you can see, But none of them can equal Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. A. G. Luken & Co.
SPECIAL EASTER FEATURE! EXTRA FANCY FLORIDA STRAWBERRIES (Full Quarts and Fine Fruit.) 30c Quart
Green Peas. Green Cucumbers. Young Spinach. Young Beets. Fine Tomatoes. String Beans. Fresh Asparagus. Breakfast Radishes. Egg Plant Lettuce. New Beeti Mangoe3. Carrots. Cauliflower. Young Onions.
We appreciate your patronage. J. M. EGGEMEYER 4th and Hain Sts.
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The RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY Will Open for Business at 7 1 5 Main Street.
OFFICERS: E: G. Hibberd, President. Adam H. Bartel, First Vice President. J. J. Harrington, Second Vice President W K. Henley, Secretary &. r-
Adam If. Bartel. Howard Campbell. E. H. Cates. George L. Cates. John B. Dougan. George H. Eggenieyer. I
DIRECTORS: John M. Eggemeyer. . Jonas Gaar. Henry Gennet' J. J. Harrington. E. G. Hibberd. T Charles H. Land.
THE RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY.
Capital, $250,000.
Surplus, $23,000. . 3 per cent paid on savings.
SECOND NATIOMAL BAMK United States Depository. The Second National Bank of Richmond offers to depositors every facility which their balances, business and responsibility warrant. Capital $250,000 Surplus $390,000
PRKPIPENT: John li. lxugaru VICK-PUK9.: C W. K liner.
John B. Pon;a. lmniel G. KeU1. Geo. H. Kggftueyer. t V. Klmcr. fcam'l W. Gaar. Howard Campbell.
OFFICERS : VICE TRKS.: lnnltl G. Held. CASH I EU: iaiu '1. W.Gaar. DIRECTORS H. B. Btrattaa, Jr. C. H. Ind. Clem A. Guar. K. O. Hill. H. C tarr Henry Gennett.
VICE-rRFS.t ASST.-CASHIEH; Will C. soeker
F. O. HlbhrJ. John It. Howard. John J. HarrtnglO. 1 V. smith. Geo. W. MUler.
We Will Wow Commence Selling The Soap
Of which our National Capitol Building in Big Show Window is built. Remember a regular Cuticle Soap sold under arv other Trade Mark at 25c, we sell U this week for. Five Cents With each cake sold you get to guess the number of cakes of soap in the building. The first one that guesses the exact number or comes nearest to the number gets $5.00. Come early as it will soon go and some one will make $5.00. Remember one guess with every bar sold. 60 cents per dozen. ' . ' .
HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phone 1079; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 41 1-4 13 Main Street.
...IF YOU ARE GOING TO NEED SOME...
IWA TMSR BROS. CO. Phones 49
rm SPR,NG f00T 1 WEAR
Full of tasty styles, quality and Foot fittiness. All our Shoes are guaranteed to the purchaser, to hold that true stamp of quality not found in all shoes. .Before you purchase that new pair of Oxfords and Shoes. for Easter, see me. "IT. WILL PAY YOU."
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HENRY STIENS 510 Main St.
STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS In the FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Richmond at Last Eight Calls of the Comptroller.
November 9, 190S $447,070.83
January 29, 1906 $477,852.93
April 6, 1906 $512,441.46
June 18, 1906 $549,403.82
September 4, 1908 $662,260.78
November 6, 1906 $666,235.80
January 26, 1907 $707,834.77
March 22, 1907 77787,
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