Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 164, 7 July 1907 — Page 8

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THE KIC11310ND 1AUuAD1U31 AMD jUX-TliliEGKA3i, SUNDAY, JUJLY 7, lt07 AMERICAN PLAN DOES flOTSUIT BRITAIN Proposal To Protect Property At Sea Discussed. TUESDAY CLUB HAS ISSUED APR0GRAM New Paris Literary Organization Outlines Its Work For the Year. OOOOOOGOOOCOOOOOOCOCOCOCCCOCCX)CCCCOCCCCCCOOCCOOCCCOCCCCCCOCCOCCCCCCCCCCCOtCCC o o o o a o (D)pini wad IFor foes-e is corraetlhir&g worth rea-ldin Glassware

HOW COUNTRIES LINE UP. The Hague, Jnly 6 An entire afternoon sitting of the committee on the

Geneva convention was given over to

a discussion of the American proposition, presented by Joseph H. Choate on June 24, regarding the inviolability of private property on the high seas. The proposal Is as follows: "The private property of all citizens of signatory povers, with the exception of contraband of war, shall be exempt on the high seas or elsewhere from capture or seizure by the armed vessels or military forces of said powers. NothLng . in this rule implies in any, way the inviolability of vessels which will attempt to enter a port blockaded by the naval forces of said powers, nor of the cargo of said ves

sels." , , The debate showed that Austria, the Netherlands, Norway and Greece favored it and that Brazil, Portugal, Italy, France, Germany and Russia were conditionally favorable, and that Great Britain and the Spanish-American republics were opposed to' the proposition.

OPENS OCTOBER FIRST.

A PLEASING LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS HAS BEEN PROVIDED FOR THE MEMBERS ENDS APRIL 21ST.

WILL BE THE PREACHER BUT NOTTHE PASTOB Rev. Ware Will Remain at East Main Street Church.

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A PLAN IS AGREED UPON.

It has been so arranged that the East Main Street Friends' congregation will not lose the services of the Rev. Alfred T. Ware, as its. preacher, but must give him up as pastor. As already announced, the Rev. Mr. Ware will be

superintendent at Earlham college the coming year and he will then be able to

give the East Main street church only

his time on Sunday, which he has con

sented to do. It Is understood that

the Rev. Allen Jay will be enjjiged to do the pastor's work.

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Learing Richmond 11:15 p. m. via C, C. & L. lands you in Chicago at 7:00 a. m. Through sleepers and coaches. You will like it. aprG-tf

Albert Hayden has returned from a fishing trip to Michigan and from a visit with his sister In Varry county, Michigan.

The Toimglltest

that ever gVw on mln's face can

not resist thcXsharp dUge of a Keen

Kutter Razor, vry one Is thoroughly guaranteed. Now, during this hot weather is when you want to shave often, so don't delay buying one- of ' ' . s' PILGRIM BROS PHONE 210 Cor. 5th and Main.Richmortd. Ind.

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RICHMOND EXPORT

Are you acquainted with it? If not, you are missing a rare treat for the Richmond Export Beer is far above the average. It's a beer of exceptional merit both from purity and strength giving standpoints.

Minck Brewing Co.

New Paris, O., July 0. Below is the 117-0S program of the Tuesday club. Officers are as follows: President Mis3 Nellie McNeill. Vice president Mrs. Esther Reid. Secretary Mrs. Alberra McKeon. Treasurer Mrs. Margaret Rheinheimer. Order of business: Call to order; reading of minutes;

program of evening; reports of com

mittees; reading of next program; adjournment. OCTOBER FIRST. With Mrs. Iredell.

Summer notes. President's address. Map study Carrie E. Reid. . OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, With Mrs. McKeon. Vocal solo Nellie McNeill. Climate and Plant Life Mrs. A Mexican Coffee Plantation-

Samuels. Music Mary Wolf. Parliamentary drill. NOVEMBER FIFTH. With Ora White. Current events. Duet Mrs. McKeon and Miss

Neill. The Aztec Period Mrs. Pence. Mexican Antiquities Mrs. Colby. Music Evangeline Baldwin. NOVEMBER NINETEENTH. With Mrs. Bohn and Miss Bohn. The Montezumas Mary Morrow. Cathedrals and Religions Margaret

Bohn. Parliamentary drill. DECEMBER THIRD. With Mrs. Rheinhcimer. Piano solo Mary Wolf. Current events. Cortez, the Conqueror Mrs. Kuth. Song Club Quartet. Superstition and Folk-lore Mrs. E. E. Bevington. DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH. With Mrs. Bevington. Christmas Social. JANUARY SEVENTH. With Grace Samuels. Current events. Song Nelle McNeill. America and Mexico at War Mrs. Mary Reid. The Mexican Dining Room Mrs. Esther Reid. Music Miss Baldwin. JANUARY TWENTY-FIRST. With Mrs. Esther Reid. Benito Juarez, the Lincoln of Mexico Mrs. McKeon. Senor and Senorita In Home and

Social Life Ora White. Current events. FEBRUARY FOURTH. With Mrs. Kuth. Mexican Art Mrs. Iredell. The Sacrificial Stone, The Angels of

Buena Vista Evangeline Baldwin.

Parliamentary drill. FEBRUARY EIGHTEENTH. With Nelle McNeill. Current events. Mozart Music-Selected Edwina Mor

row.

Life of Louis Moreau Gottschalk. The Last Hope Evangeline Baldwin. Life of Robert Schumann. Suite of Schumann; the Lotus Bloom,

Wanderer's Song, Spring Night

Nelle McNeill.

MARCH THIRD.

With Mrs. Pence.

Song Club Quartet. Commercial Progress and Possibilities of Mexico Marie Smelser. Sketch of President Diaz Mrs. Rheinheimer. Duet Mrs. Rheinheimer and Miss Samuels. Education in Mexico Edwina Morrow. MARCH SEVENTEENTH. With Marie Smelser. In Mexico's Capital, Street ScenesNell McNeill. The Rise and Fall of MaximilianMary Wolf. Parliamentary Drill. APRIL SEVENTH. With Edwina and Mary Morrow. Annual Election of officers and presentation of program. APRIL TWENTY-FIRST. With Mrs. Colby. Guest evening.

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It is true that we should have three times the present floor space to hold the counters that should be devoted to exhibiting these splendid assortments of glass ware. But still we can show you the greatest collection of glass ware ever before seen in Richmond. You can find in this large collection a great many Hot Weather needs such as Water Sets for the lemonade season, Berry Sets, Punch Bowls for lawn parties and picnics at very low prices. See our large line of Jardinieres and Toilet Sets.

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Twenty :three barrels about two-thirds of the lot were unpacked Saturday morning, and are shown for the first time tomorrow. The rest of the shipment will arrive in a day or two. Haviland is to Chinaware pretty much what sterling is to silver. The best China made, which is a well known fact, is produced by the famous Haviland China people. This special lot which we are placing on display are direct from the Great Haviland Pottery. Many shapes have been designed only within the last few months. New decorations, new patterns, in fact, everything about these goods are up-to-date. They are the very latest in the market. In variety and quality and reasonableness of price, these goods, you will see for yourself, are a little beyond anything we have ever been able to get hold of. The full dinner sets range in price from $25 to $140. Only medium and high grades are made by the Haviland people. With such an opportunity it will pay you to call and see this line of ours. We have also a cheaper grade from $5 up. Also a great many odd pieces, such as plates, cups, saucers, berry dishes, etc.

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GET YOUR AMMUNITION ready now to fight the Winter's cold or to keep the cooking range or stove agoing any season of the year. You see, it costs less and we can guarantee prompter service now than when "Mr. Everybody and his wife" want fuel. Call us up on the phone, and order your coal for your next winter supply. O. D. Bullerdick 529 S. 5th St. Phone 1235

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DO YOUR CLOTHES LOO

LOW? If so. use Red Cross Ball Blue. It will make them white as snow. 2 oz. package 5 cents.

C, C. & I ticket agent will sell yp sleeping car tickets to Chicago for their 11:15 P. M. train. Call on him. apr&-tf

Charles Seifert Is visiting his family who resides at Dunkirk, Ind.

Learn to Place Value

uon t pufcvour money into some

thing with omly prospects.

A Certificate of Deposit tin this Company williay you three per cent interest, antt your principal is guaranteed by ourSCapitaland Sur

plus of $275,000.

Th9 RICHMOND TRXST COMPANY is one of the strongest institutions, both financially, and in its Board Directors, in Eastern Interna. We invite you to consult with us relative to the investment of your idle funds.

Richmond Trust Company

Fine Home Grown Old Potatoes at only J..78c bushel. 4 cans Sugar Corn for.. 25c Best Star Tin Cans, 35c per dozVi; 3 for .1 $1.00 1 quart Mason Jars, per dozen . . - - 45c Can Rubbers at 5c a dozen; 6 for .. .J. 25c Sealing Wax in Tin Cups, 3 for 25c Sealing Wax, by the pound, at 5c Stolle's Breakfast Bacon by the strip at 16c Hood's Leader Coffee, per lb 15c Hood's Fancy Blend Coffee and 23 stamps, per lb.. 25c One-third off on all Shirt Waists all Day Monday. S. & H. Stamps always given. rf.-.

HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purcha ses. Free Delivery. New Phone 1079; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 411-413 Main Street.

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Has taught us that a satisfied customer always brings new business. That's the secret of our success. By honest methods and fair dealing we get our old customers back together with their confidential friends. See for yourself. There is No Secret in Our Method

If You Need

LEAVE" 'CARE BEHIND' YOU

When you go away for a vacation. Put your valuable papers, Jewel

seai sKins, etc.. in our FIRE and burglak rrooi va They will be perfectly safe. The cost is small.

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Beech Nut Ctdphed Beef

Baked Tendemtin,

Baked Ham Lunch Goods of All Kinds Best Stock of Olives, Domestic and Imported Sardines in Town. Fancy Strawberries Fancy Bananas Fancy Oranges Fancy Pineapples Cream to Whip

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If you cannot come, write, or telephone and we" will call on you. If you have a loan with any other loan company and owe a number of other little bills, we wift " you enough to pay them all off and give you additional money besides. We make a specialty of small accounts $10, $15, $25, $30, $40, $50, $75, $100 and more if you want iL IF YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD we will make it better. IF YOUR CREDIT IS BAD we will make it good. If others hare refused to loan you, come to us and we will help you out. Honesty is the pass word and your Security la bour household furniture, piano, horse, wagons, fixtures, or other chattels. YOU MAKE THE TERMS WE ACCEPT THEM, MIclMimoimdl Loam Coinmp&imy (Established 1895) Home Phone 445. Room 8, Colonial Dldg. Richmond, Indiana.

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