Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 104, 2 May 1907 — Page 8

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The Richmond Palladium and Sun -Telegram, Thursday, May 2, 1907. nil MSsmp$f Star QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO THE QUALITY STORE OF RICHMOND Inlaw FdDD

in the past f ew days. As the beautiful weather has come now to stay, and everybody must clean house, therefore the low prices which prevail throughout our Floor Covering Department enable all to buy something new in this line. We don't want the whole earth, we are

satisfied with only a small profit on these goods. Our aim in this department is to put before you good, new, clean, bright, up-to-date styles and the very best quality at the very lowest prices. Our department has been re-arranged and more salesmen put here to wait on our many pleased customers.

Will Make the Last Two Days of This Week, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, RECORD BREAKERS.

Many great bargains for you which we cannot mention here. We want you to come here and see for yourself. Seeing is believing, and to come early means to get the very best and select styles.

JJUST RECEIVED ..

Special Showing of New Rugs Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Just received today a shipment of about 50 new room size Rugs, 9x12 size. These new rugs come in Tapestry, Brussels, Velvet and Axminster, advance styles for Fall. However the wholesale prices have advanced, but by buying the quantities we were able to secure the lowest price. Come in and look these over. Remember the date Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, first showing of this new shipment. The bargains we mention below are only a few of the many we have to offer you.

Ingrain Carpets, 4C0 yards, good quality Granite Ingrain Car- . ...pets, regular 30c quality, our special .19c 10 rolls good quality extra Super Union, one half wool, regular price 50c yard, sale price 39c

I One lot new wool Smyrna Rugs, size 30x60, regular price $2.00, for special sale '. ............ ... $1.50 One lot good Velvet Rugs, size 30x60, regular price $2.00, Our special price ....$1.39 One lot best all wool Smyrna Rugs in good two-tone red and green patterns, regular price $4, special sale price $1.89

Best grade extra Super 2 ply strictly all wool Ingrain Carpet, regular pric 75c, could not duplicate same at our special sale price, per yard .... ;.-.. ..B9c

Our entire stock of beat grade 3 ply Ingrain Carpet, regular price $1.00 per yard. Sale Price ..75o

Matting stock too large. We want to reduce this stock one-half ; henceforth the great bargains we will offer means a great saving to you. Five hundred yards good Straw Matting, worth 18c, 20c and 25c ; sale price ISc a Many other bargains for you in Matting. We handle all grades, from the cheapest to the best Chinese, Japan, Fibre and Crex Matting from 25c a yard to 60c Come in and look at our Matting. Goods shown from the roll on second floor of Annex.

REMEMBER OUR FURNITURE STOCK TO BE CLOSED OUT ENTIRELY, AND WE HAVE A FAIRLY GOOD SELECTION OF BEDROOM SUITES, ROCKERS, COUCHES, DINING TABLES AND CHAIRS. WHILE FURNITURE LASTS WE WILL GIVE YOU THE EXTRA SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 30 PER CENT. COME EARLY AND GET A CHOICE BARGAIN IN FURNITURE. i :"

lur Big Annual Lace Curtain Sale now going on. This Sale lasts throughout this week and gives you a wonderful opportunity to buy your curtains'at a great saving. Our stock comprises all grades of curtains, in Ruffled Swiss, Ruffled Net, Nottingham, Cable Net, Irish Points, Brussells, Tambour, Cluney, Battenberg, Bonne Femme, and Madrass. Come in and give us a look before buying curtains. Remember, all odd curtains, onehalf price. . We are headquarters for yard curtain material in scrim, madras and silks of all description. This sale will last till Saturday, May 4th.

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You Can Get What You Want in Cheese at Our Store.

Imported Swiss Cheese . Roquefort Cheese Brick Cheese Canienbert Cheese. New York Cream Cheese Vezet (German) Cheese Philadelphia Cream Cheese Brie (Marke Edelweiss) Xeufachatel Ckcesa Cheese. Kadam Cheese Sap Sago. Cheese Royal Luncheon Cheese Canada Cream Cheese

Bee Hive Grocery Co, Phones: 298 190

The City in Brief.

Butterlck's Patterns. Mcrrli & Co

Wednesday was pay day with the

employes of the city. Telephone the RicHmona steam Laundry to get your laundry it t)r. Harrison Gahle of Centerville has qualified as executor of the will of Margaret McCoy. Take your laundry to the Richmond Steam Laundry, 919 Main St, Phonj ,151. , Carpets Cleaned. julySl-tf Cleveland business men who will visit Indiana the week of May 13, will pass through Richmond. Plenty of home made bread at the market given by the Womans Home Missionary Society No. 10 North Sth St. Saturday. 2-2t There will be a six o'clock dinner at

Bethel A. M. E. church, corner South

Siiah and B streets. Saturday night.

May 4. under the management of James Ferguson. All are invited.

GAVE SURPRISE DINNER FOR J. C BAYER

Delightful Social Event Tuesday Night.

PAY TRIBUTE IN VERSE.

Fifteen Fythian brothers gave a surprise dinner to John C. Bayer, Tuesday evening, at his restaurant on Main street. The eatfest was enlivened by several good stories and a poem in honor of Mr. Bayer, written and spoken by Harry Buntin. In the course of the evening the greater part of a steer

was consumed by the sixteen feasters, L

each man getting rid of a large, juicy

j Porterhouse steak, smothered with opi ions. ' The steaks were the only things I smothered by the. onions, the odor m

On that famous auto ride. Some of us have traveled Around this genial hub, Spoked and rimmed together As the Cobweb Club. In unison all can speak Without the least satire A glowing praise to the fellowship Of Honest John Bayer. Those who sat at the festive board were John Reid, Al Ford, Dr. J. M. Wampler, William Bartel, Ed Temme, M. W. Kelly, Harry Buntin, R. G. Leeds, Loftus Jones, Charles Morgan, Richard Allen, Frank Borton, Robert Russell, Jacob Bayer, John Bayer and Thomas Golding.

Occasionally one has the fortune to meet women who are ideal in looks and figure. Ninety-nine times out of a hundred you will find she takes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. A. G. Luken & Co.

Surprise Your Husband

With -what he'll take to be a new gait of clothes by having clean and scour some of his laid-aside garments dying; them if need be. Cost? Not a third of new clothes. Save money for hubby and get a new b.at for yourself by Bending his clothes to us to be renovated.

We Clean, Block and Retrim Hats.

Panamas a Specialty

The Richmond Dry Cleaning Co. .1024 MAIN STREET. 4 doors East of Westcott Hotel BOTH PHONES. New 1581, Old 412.

Read The Palladium for FJewo

Mrs. C. A. Brehm. 35 North Sthfine Ticinity oi tne restaurant ueing

isirpet u-m i,)- h;ci,v t! plainly noticeable, even visible, up to

trimmed dress hats on Friday and Sat-1 noon xoay

urday from Reed & Hart Bros land o

Manv of the feasters

Cleve- hvere members of the famous Cobweb; o .i j club, which used to frequently meet;

Joe Kern, who now makes Indiana-

Miss Rhodes Is Chosen.

The board of trustees of the Indiana Woman's Prison, In session Wednesday at the prison, elected Miss Emily K. Rhodes, formerly of Richmond, as superintendent" of - fho institution for Ihe ensuing year. Miss Rhodes was

formerly superintendent of the combined Woman's Prison and Girls' Industrial school. Miss Rhodes" reappointment is said to have been favored by Governor Hanly.

Artificial gas, the 20th Century fuel. 10 tf

polis his home will be with us at the Hotel Westcott and as usual he brings with him a complete assortment of the season's best fabrics and is out after tailoring orders. Senor Carlos SUva of Santiago, editor of EI Mercurio. the oldest daily newspaper in the republic of Chile, is visiting this country for the first time", and is accompanied by his wife. He 13 at present in Washington.

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dents in the meat supply of the city

Mr. Bayer was overcome by his emo- j tion on hearing the following tribute j

in verse from the pen of Mr. Buntin: We give this little banquet For just a little surprise On a fat and chubby Dutchman That we simply idolize. Remembering that only recently He packed his little trunk. And journeVed to our capital, For an annual bakers stunt. Remembering quite distinctly. Every nick and turn and stridr Of that rough trip iur Colon, "

MAY FIRST S 1TE1EST DAY

Savings Depositors Bring In your pass books for balancing and credit of Interest. i . This has been a prosperous six months for many of you and the amount of money to be paid to our depositors in interest this time will be the greatest we have ever paid. Our Savings Department is LARGER, STRONGER and BETTER than ever. Dickinson Trust ompany The Leading Trust Company in Eastern Indiana.