Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 334, 15 January 1908 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKA31, WEDXESDAY.JAXrAUY i.t, 190S.

PACE TOREK

824 IVIAIM STREET

MSENBLTOML BHWITEN & C(Q),

"THE HOUSE OF LASTING MERIT

No Competitor ol Any Comparison to the Low Prices Which Are Prevailing During Richmond's Largest CI o titling Store's Second Semi-Annual Event

lummy Cllew&iiniee Safe IMOW GOINIG ON.

Hundreds have already taken advantage of the remarkable low prices which arc in vogue here, and of which every article and every price on the article speaks for itself in louder tones and in larger script than the voice or pen can picture to the bargain seekers of this city and vicinity. COME TODAY BUT COME EARLY. We Guarantee the Dollar to Stretch Further Here.

CLOT

Made by the famous Hart, Schaffner & Marx tailors and the reliable Clothcraft. These suits and overcoats are all this season's latest styles and fabrics, and the radical reductions we are offering the public during this January Clearance Sale far surpasses every effort put forth in Richmond

ON MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS

All $25.00 Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats, the season's latest styles and fabrics, for only All $22.00 Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats, the season's latest styles and fabrics, for only All $20.00 Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats, the season's latest styles and fabrics, for only

17.98 US. 8 15.48

All $18.00 Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats, the season's latest styles and fabrics, for only All $15.00 Clothcraft Suits and Overcoats, made by the best tailors of the craft, for only All $12.50 Clothcraft Suits and Overcoats, made by the famous "Clothcraft System" for only All $10.00 Clothcraft Suits and Overcoats, you can afford the best for only

$13.48

THE BOYS' SHOP- To Close Out AU Boys' Clothing -These Are the Prices. Mothers! Here is your chance to replenish the Boys' wants everything in our Boys' Department is reduced startling prices prevail throughout this department. Bring the Boys with you during this Sale. The following items are of interest: Boys' Suits and Overcoats. I one special I Young Men's $7.50 and $7.00 Suits to close at $4.98 Lot of Long Pant Suits $6.00 and $5.00 Suits to close at 3.48 ys' Suits $4.00 and $3.50 Suits to close at 2.28 78 $15 3nd 12'50 Lnfl Panl Sui,S $798 $3.00 and $2.50 Suits to close at 1.98 $10 and $7.50 Long Pant Suits $5.98

$11.48 : 7.48 j ft

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HOSTILITIES HAVE BROKEN 001 AMONG SAILORS AND COLORED MEN AT RIO JANIERO

Rio Do Janeiro, Jan. K. A row occurred between some of the sailors from the American fleet ami a number of the city's rougher element. Some of the Americans wore in a saloon, where two Brazilian negroes became iurolved in a ouarivl. One of the negroes threw a boul at the other, but inlawed him. ami the missile hit a Bailor. The latter chased the neuro from the place and thought the matter ended. The nesim. however, thought differently. He obtained a big Knife, and returned to the saloon seekina: vengeance. He attacked the first sailor a w. The sailor, before the neuro could deal an effective blow with his weapon, handed him a good light arm American loir on the jaw ;n;l the colored gentleman withdrew from the Came. Ha had a number of friends in the plac who jum!-d in to even up things with the American, whose countrymen at once rallied to his assistance. A general mixup ensued, in

I which three men were -slightly injured. As soon as the information of the fracas reached Rear Admiral Evans he ordered that all the liJ.erty men be recalled to their shin.-. The matter was investigated today and it was decided that the Americans were in no wise to blame for the trouble. This decision was concurred in by the Brazilian authorities ar.d as a resuit double the number i' mm were aliow- ; ed to go ashore yesterday, their number reaching !.' m. The Brazilian officials approved Admiral Kvans" course in giving the greater number Shore leave. It is generally admitted that the local police are a ImV stow in preserving poa--e. The chief of police says that the whole affair w;is a deplorable blunder, it has not had the -Hghte.-f etfeet upon t he cordiality displayed ! toward the Americans by the Brazilians. Adnti'a! Kvans has cabled a full account of the row to the secretary of the navy at Wahincton.

Amusements

THEATRICAL CALENDAR.

NEW PHILLIPS. Week of Jan. 13 Vaudeville. GENNETTJan. 15 "Just Out of College." Jan. 16 "The Girl Questio i." Jan. 1S "The Missouri Girl."

inee and night.) Week of Jan. .0 Taylor Stock Co Jan. 27 "Tempest and Sunshine Jan. 31 "Under Southern Skies."

to laughing heartily while attending a comes to the Gennett Thursday night.

performance they will lind somot.hing "The Girl Question" is the successor io please them in "Just Out of Col- to "The Time, The Place and The J lege" certainly a laugh producer. Girl," the comedy with music by AdThere are so many good characters in anus. Hough and Howard, which broke this piece types of real men and wo- all Chicago theatrical records during men who are seen in everyday life its run at the LaSt!b theatre there that they appeal to ihe public mind last year and set up standards which j because of their seeming naturalness, before the advent of "The Girl Ques- j Stage license is permissible in the ex- tion" seemed destined to stand for! aggeration of characters, but it is said many years to come. The latter, how-j

Mr. Ade has not oveidrawn any of ever, has already surpassed its gross them. He has made his young man teceipts for two hundied performan-

just. out of college by no means the ces and the demands for seats is still

apparently inexhaustible.

"Just Out of College." George Ado's play. "Just Out of College." will be the attraction at the

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15 doses, 10c.

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I if o "a, unions, or igct eompa in. s. oi jnative tioop a: an attnu.:', c:.i of $lo0jN.h;. The high, r officers are aJ j Americans, and these under the rank ! of captain arc most I v Porto Kicans.

The ei.Hs'ed men ate all natives c:' the island. This r'oi ce decs not tt rform police duty and its military service is not strenuous. But the general opinion seems to bp that the effect of the maintenance of the little army has been most beneficial. Baltimore

only strong part. " "The Girl Question." "Tiki Girl Question." a musical'

I I comedy filled with p'etty girls, side-

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Vaudeville at the Phillips. The management of the New Phillips extends a special invitation to amateur performers of Richmond to give in their names at the box office and take part in the amateur contest of Friday night. Pri-s worth trying for are given in these contests and in addition those who enter get the benefit of the experience, which of ton results in the development of good performers. This week's bill has enough pleasing on it to satisfy anyone who cares for vaudeville.

they ar not. 'Old Sol is beaming every day and the weather suits everyone except the Iremaii. While the natural ice dealers are a little anxious they have not given up hope that there will yet be ice and lots of it. Last year ice was harvested at the eleventh hour. But the quality was very poor, the majority of it being soft and dirty. They managed to get along with it, but the artificial ice com

pany gained a strong foothold in the

city. Weather prophets are all favor ahl to the ice-men. Thv -ay tbt Richmond is to be subjected to some severe fotorms and cold periods before the sun again hins on both sides of the fence. They predict that th-ie will be ice ami plenty of it and state that the fears of the icemen are unnecessary.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY

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? IVl ll ?TT"1" TP ll E? TP 3 E. Ira Swisher

Manager

One Night, Wednesday, January 15th

j JUST OUT OF COLLEGE

I A Co?.'trcs& ' Geo. Ade

ICE MEN HOW MUCH WORRIED

The Smiling Sun Has Prohibited Ice Harvest.

Author of "The College Uldow'

Prices 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 Seats at Westcott Pharmacy.

Scene From "Just Out of College

PAUL NICHOLSON As Con Ryan in "The Girl Question."

"How would you like to be the iceman""

! Well, the local dealers in frozen ' water do not think it is such a jolly

Oennett tonight. Mr. Ade has contri- splitting humor, entrancing music and juxxl job just at the present time, buted to the stage a very humorous moving wish a dash and ginger which : They are worried. They are wonderand laughable play, if persons de- j makes an irresistible appeal to every ing if t bey are going to harvest ice. io be aaaiued and are nut averse; drop of healthful blood in one's veins, i From weather indications, seemingly,

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GENNETT THEATRE

Ira Swiiur Manager

One Night, Thursday, Jan. 16

Most phenomenal of all musical comedy successes by the authors of "The Time, the Place and the Girl." All Star Cast including 'The fl.OOO Beauty Broilers." 10 Song Hits. CO Fascinating Clrls. Prices Z)c to $1..j0. Seats at Westcott Pharmacy.