Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 282, 21 November 1907 — Page 8

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THE RICmiOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1907.

KNOLLENBERG'S STORE

The Side We Hear Direct From Our Customers

Miss Jones That's a pretty veil you're wearing, Miss Smith Yes, I think so, and the beauty about it is it doesn't stretch out of shape, and it's wearing just fine. Miss Jones May I ask, how much did you pay for it! Miss Smith There's two yards in this veil; cost me 25c a yard. Miss Jones That's funny. I can't ever find veiling at that price. I was over at Indianapolis Thursday and looked through several of the large stores, but I couldn't find a thing under 35c per yard and only one piece at that, the most of it was 50 and 00c per yard. Miss Smith Well, I buy all my veiling at Knollen"oergs. I can always find just what I want there.

Now My Dear Customer

are you among the few who think they are getting a FREE ride to Indianapolis, Cincinnati or Dayton, for purchasing their goods there. Don't you know they are paying for that ride with the extra dimes and quarters they are charged for their goods, same as Miss Jones was on her veiling, and remember it's not on veiling alone that this difference in price exists, but it's through our entire store, and especially is it noticeable in our notion department

where we have a great many fancy goods and novelties of all kinds that would stand an interurban price, but that's not our method of doing business. All our fancy goods are sold strictly on a dry goods basis and at a price thoroughly consistent with the value given. If it's veiling, laces, corsets, ribbon, ruching, handkerchiefs, Belts, Jewelry, Leather goods or fancy goods of any description, we can supply you and at a price open for comparison from any source.

Visit the store that is seldom without enstomers.

NOTION DEPARTMENT

The Geo. H. Knollenberg Co,

OTHER CITIES IDE III FEAR OF THE LAW

Richmond Not the Only One That May Be Embarrassed By It.

ANDERSON IS IN THE LIST.

MEETING OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE IS CALLED TO INVESTIGATE THE MATTER RATE OF INTEREST IS INDETERMINATE.

Richmond is not the only place where the effect of the depository law is felt, as the following Anderson dispatch show: Fearing serious financial embarrassment for the city, County Treasurer Oeorge Quick has consulted a number or attorneys in this city regarding the interpretation of the new depository daw, which goes into effect Dec. 1. According to the construction placed on the new law by local attorneys tho city will be placed iu an awkward financial position. Under the new cities and towns law. which has been in effect for the last year. Mr. Quick is treasurer of both tho county and city, and the taxes from both sources are turned over to him. The new depository law requires that the treasurer shall deposit daily all money paid in to him. The money belonging to the city can not be drawn out of the bank excepting when the semi-annual distribution of taxes is made. The semi-annual current expenses of the city amount to about $100,000, and the only solution of the dilemma offered is for the city to borrow until the semi-annual distribution is made. This would entail a considerable item of expense on the city government. Under the old law the money collected for taxea, was turned over to the city at the end of each month. A meeting of the finance committee, which consists of the county commissioners and the county auditor, has been called to investigate the matter. It is anticipated that each bank in the county will make application for a portion of the county funds, which are to be distributed according to the capital stock of the various banks. The city and county funds, including the school and township funds, will be deposited in the banks under the new law. Tho rate of Interest will depend on the length of time the funds are to remain with the bank.

New Phone 1198-1199 Bell 190 The Bee Hive Grocery Co. For your mince meat, Fruit Cake and Plum Puddings, you can get the best at our store. Sweet Cider, Seeded Raisins, Large Currants, Figs, Dates, Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Pure Ground Spices. Act wise and give us your orders early for

Thanksgiving Turkeys. We will have 200 extra fine Turkeys, plenty of Ducks and Chickens. Cream to Whip, Baked Ham, Home Made Mince, Apple Butter and Kraut.

A Good Investment

The man who puts a few dollars aside each week or month would do well to take advantage of the savings department of his institution. The capital and surplus of $275,000.00 is a guarantee of safety. Three per cent, interest, compounded twice each year, is paid on deposits. A savings account is always convertible into cash. Your business will be welcomed.

Richmond Trust Company

Lord Clifton, whose coming of age has just been celebrated at Cobham hall. Kent, England, is six feet seven inches high. His father, the Earl of Darnley, is six feet four inches, while the earl, Lord Bligh. the Hon. Arthur Bligh, and the Hon. E. V. Bligh, average six feet two and one half inches.

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Wi CUr til Drag hibits to "stay currd." Everything absolutely confidential. M1 py ua a reasonable

fee anar rou art cured. WRITE US. OR. STEWART-HOHD SANITARIUM 360 Franklin Art. Shtlbytille, Intl.

$1,000 PILE CURE. A Thousand Dollar Guarantee goes with every bottle of Dr. Leonhardfs Hem-Roid. George Cook, St. Thomas, Out., writes: "I had Blind and Bleeding Piles, and suffered everything. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roil cured mc perfectly."

Hem-Roid removes the cause of

Piles. $1.00. Leo II. Fihe or Dr

Leouhardt Co., Station B, Buffalo,

X. Y.

HIGH

COMING

WINTER

FROM RISING TO SETTING SUN Zwissler's bread is made for the health and strength of the consumer. We don't "fake' bread we make it and bake it the best" way known to modern men. These few lines are intended simply to attract your attention to this first-class bakery.

Zwissler's "EKa-SU 908 Main St. Phone 165G.

Bakim Day in the Kitchen is a pleasure to the cook when she sees her pies, cakes and bread baked brown and rich in color and baked through and through. Satisfactory coal is a blessing that those who have the culinary department to look after always appreciate, and you can always get It Al, clean and high grade at our yard. O. D. BULLERDICK 529 S. 5th St. Phone 1235.

Wednesday Night Was the

Roughest the City Has Experienced in Months.

SOME DAMAGE WAS DONE.

THERE WAS ABOUT A HALF INCH ' OF RAINFALL THE MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE WAS FIFTY AND THE MINIMUM THIRTY.

A SIMPLE COUGH CURE HOME-MADE. Here is a simple recipe that is a good thing to cut out and paste in your scrap book. It will make one pint of the most effectual cold and cough remedy that any physician could give you. Il?re it is: Granulated Sugar syrup 13 z. Pinex 272 oz. The syrup is made by heating and stirring granulated sus;ar and water. The 2 Si cz. of Pinex may be had of any good druggist at a cost of 50 cents. Mix in a pint bottle. Shake well, and take a teaspoonful every one. two or three hours as required. Pinex might be called the concentrated ozone of the Norwegian pine forests, famous for centuries in curing consumption, asthma and kindred membrane diseases. It is, as a matter of fact, the purest and most concentrated form of compound extract of Norway white pine tar. There are many pine tar or pine oil preparations, but none of these are to be compared with the pure Pinex itself. All druggists have it or can get it easily if requested : do so.

HSMRTS

j SPECIAL BUYING

INDUCEMENTS FOR

ARE MANY AVAILABLE

FOR THE PLACE

Major G. V. Menzies Would Be Glad to Make the Race for Governor.

IN ACCORD WITH BRYAN.

BENJAMIN F. SHIVELY IS BEING BOOMED BY SOME OF HIS ARDENT ADMIRERS HE IS IN A RECEPTIVE ATTITUDE.

Satisfaction

for the whole family is not so hard to obtain if the customary beverage is Richmond i:xiort beer. If you hav not tried i do so at once (host way is to ordo. a case this day) and you'll find that it tastes good and is good, tested by all pure beer standards.

Minck Brewing Co.

While If Lasts Green, While Lined Graniteware. See our window. Any article only 50 Cents Pilgrim Bros.

I INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE:

LOANS. RENTS W. H. Bradbury & Son Rooms 1 and 3, Wostcott Blk

Cold southwest winds, howled and whistled through the streets of Richmond Wednesday night, making the whole city feel uncomfortable. More than one pedestrian walked with hands in pockets and coat collar turned up shivering as the cold winds struck him. As the wind howled about the houses, causing low mournful noises, people very naturally pulled their chairs closer to the fires and shuddered while listening to the incessant tatoo of the wildly driven rain, upon the window panes. The chilly gusts wailing their mournful cry brought forcibly to the minds of many the fact that winter would soon be near. Rain blew in sheets during the greater part of the night. The winds did some damage in Richmond to the public service electrical companies, whose wires are above th? ground. The current furnishing light throughout the city, from the municipal plant wa tut off about one half hour, until repairs could be made ci the waires about the city, which had been burned in two by constant coutact with one another. The darkne.-s only tended to make conditions more dismal. Limbs of trees, fences and small out houses suffered from the strong wind. During "Wednesday A- of an inch of rain fell, while the raw, cold wind added to general discomfiture. The maximum temperature was fifty degrees and the minimum- 30.

Indianapolis, Nov. 21. With the democratic atmosphere of the state still surcharged with enthusiasm engendered at the big Bryan meeting at

Lafayette Monday, gubernatorial i booms have been launched for Maj. G. j V. Menzies of Mt. Vernon and Benja- ! min F. Shively of South Bend. The !

IMenzies affair is a straightout proposition that he will make the race. Shively's is the work of Bryan enthusiasts who first followed the South Bend man in the exciting campaign of IS.! when he was the democratic nominee for governor. Maj. Menzies's recent statement is a frank avowal of allegiance to Bryan. Without apologizing for having disagreed with Bryan on certain minor matters in the past, he asserts that the position taken by Bryan on the important issues of the day is so sound and logical that every democrat, regardless of the past, should support him. Friends Start Shively. Benjamin F. Shively's boom appears to have been sprung by some of the "original" Bryan men who fought side by side with him in 18JKJ. Several local democrats were saying yesterday that they had it from reliable sources that Mr. Shively's name would be placed before the state convention. He would probably not make an aggressive fight, they Baid, but wouM assume a receptive attitude and depend upon his strong hold on the democratic masses and his record to win him the

nomination.

A Fortune Spent.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY Children's Knit Toques, all colors, worth to 25c, some slightly soiled, Friday and Saturday ..10c Children's 50c Wool Tarn O'Shanters, 5 dozen to close, Friday and Saturday 10c Children's Buster Brown Belts in Red, Black and White, regular 10c values, Friday and Saturday 5c Comforters and Blankets A Plenty for Friday and Saturday's shoppers bent on Economy. ; Hosiery and Underwear for the entire family, from the little autocrat to the head of the family. Values that dictate their own selling. DON'T MISS THESE 5 dozen Boys', Misses' and Children's Sweaters, worth to $1.25 to close, Friday and Saturday at Half Price. Come Friday and Saturday We are sure your visit will be a profitable one for we've many interesting bargain offerings

1 M

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Indiana Woman Gives Thousands of Dollars to Aid Suffering Women In the past few years Mrs. Cora B.

Miller has spent ?l-.:r.0H.0O iu giving! medicine to afflicted women. Some time ago we announced in the j columns of this paper that she would j give to women who suffered from fe-1 male diseases, another .10.xx.00 worth' of her medicine. Having fulfilled this1 promise, and as she is f till receiving j requests from thousands of women from all parts of the world, who have j not yet used her remedy, she has de- j cided to give away ?20.kH).h) more to j those who are suffering and unable to ' find relief. This is the simple mild i treatment that has cured so manswo-; men in the privacy of their own homes ' after physicians and other remedies , failed. I It is especially prepared for the : speedy and permanent cure of leuehor-1 rhoea of whitish discharges, ulceration, displacements or falling of the womb, profuse, scanty or painful periods; uterine or ovarian tumors or prowths; also pains in the head, back

and bowels, bearing down feelmcs. nervousness, creeping foe-ling up the spine, melancholy, drsire to cry. hot 'flashes, weariness and pilrs from any cause or no matter of how Ion? stand-; ing. i Every woman sufferer, unable to find relief, who will write Mrs. Miller low .without delay will receive by mail free of charge a cent box of her sim-; . pie home remedy, also her book with , j explanatory illustrations showing why

V V.' HHL XA j viiLv 1 UUU UV 11 111 tat4 OSII K cure themselves at home without the 'aid of a physician. Don't suffer another day. but write t

at once to Mrs. Cora B. Miller, Box ! J14. Kokomo, Ind.

STOP! LOOK IISTM! Just a few of our many

FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Fresh Ground Buckwheat Flour, 6 lbs. and 30 Stamps 20c Home Grown Potatoes, per bu 70c Freeh Country Butter, per lb 25c Delicious Apple Butter, per lb J2c IS lbs. Granulated, 19 lbs. A or 20 lbs. C Sugar for $1.00 Fancy bulk Mustard, per gallon 25c Home Made Mince Meat, per lb 10o 27t lbs. Pride Richmond, White Lily, or Marguerite Flour 70c Fancy California Prunes, per lb . 10c A No. 1 good Ginger Snap, snappy, per lb 5c Best Square Crackers, per lb 5c Imperial Wine Cakes, per dozen ."c We have a complete line of Smoked Meats. Boiled Ham, Dried Beef, Oysters, Dressed Chickens, Vegetables, Ktc. Stamps with every purchase. MODEL BEP'T. STOKE New Phone 1838 Bell Phone 47 R No. 11 S. 7th St. Colonial BIdg. Smith & Goodrich, Props.

MDmiy to Losum

We have money to loan on long time, easy payments, without delay or red-tape, and at lower rates than any similar concern in this section of ihe country. We loan from $5 up, on household goods, livestock, farming implements, tobacco crops and all other chattel security. If you need money, fill In the following, cut out and mail this ad. to ua and we will bring the money to your door.

Name Security Address Am't Wanted, $.

Try us just one, and see how easy and satisfactorily you can bor row money from us without bothering your friends to go your security Strictly confidential.

Indiana Loam Co.

Home Phone 1341.

Rooms 4011 Colonial BIdg. RICHMOND, IND.

JUDGMENT GIVEN FOR $300.

. In the circuit court Judge Fox has given a Judgment of S30i to the Cincinnati Coal company as a result of a suit on note brought by that company

JlcClure oI-tMa city.

Kansas farmers, having organized to do without the middleman, are shipping thirty-five carloads of Kansas flour direct to Europe, instead of having them handled by brokers aud agents. The shipment is valued at

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