Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 14, 29 February 1908 — Page 3

PAGE THREE. run 0 3 ichmond Shoe (Do., or. 8th and EUilain Sfcs., Bought by Edward J. Mumpe, the Shoe Man, at an Unusually Big Bargain.

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THE' BUSDIRIESS OS T BE WOUPI1B OP

The entire stock will be speedily converted into CASH at the Richmond Shoe Cos present location in a new and novel manner, because of the limited floor space of the Richmond Shoe Co.'s Store. Fire sales, bankrupt sales, dissolution sales, etc, are usually very unsatisfactory because of the crush. This we will avoid by our novel plan.

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The high character of the stock and the low prices for which these goods CAN and WILL be sold, will make this a possibility. It means the greatest FOUR WEEKS of Shoe selling ever known in this section of the State.

First Week

Foir Mem Only March 2 to Saturday, March 7.

Everythinq in Men's Boots, Shoes and Rubbers must go.

Second Week

For Ladies Only. Tuesday, March 10, to Saturday, March 14.

Nothing but Ladies9 Footwear sold this week.

Third Week

For Children Tuesday, March 17, to Saturday, March 21 Shoes, Boots and Rubbers for boys, youths, little gents, misses, children and infants. A wonderful opportunity. Watch for prices and wait for children's week.

Fourth Week

Grand Finale Free to everybody for . anything that may be left. For further particulars read items below. It is worth while to save from one to two dollars on a pair of shoes.

From Monday Morning, March 2, to Saturday Night, March 7.

IFOIR. MEN ONLY

Stetson's $5.50 and $6.00 Patent Leathers $3.98 Stetson's $5.00 Plain Leathers 3.48 Upham's $5.00 Patents Swell Shod 3.48 Upham's $4.00 Patents Swell Shod 2.88 Upham's $4.00 Plain Swell Shod 2.88 W. L. Douglas Union Made, all styles, $3.50, now 2.69 W. L. Douglas Union Made, all styles, $3.00, now 2.33 Men's $2.50 Shoes, all kinds 1.88 Men's $2.00 Shoes, all kinds 1.48 The above is only some of the items to be found in this complete stock of clean, up-to-date Shoes. Ball Band Hip Boots, $5.50 grade $4.24 Ball Band Rubber Boots, $3.75 grade 2.98 Ball Band Felt Comb, $3.75 grade 2.75 Ball Band Felt Comb, $3.50 grade 2.48 Ball Band Felt Comb, $3.00 grade 2.32 Men's $2.25 Arctics, all rubber, go at 1.69 Men's $1.75 Arctics go at 1.32 Men's $1.50 Arctics go at 1.12 Men's $1.75 House Slippers go at 1.12 Men's $1.50 House Slippers go at 98 Men's 85c Rubbers go at 56 Men's $1.00 Roll Edge Rubbers go at 69

Odd lots Stetson $6.00 Shoes, now $3.69 Odd lots Stetson's $6.00 Shoes, now 2.69 Odd lots Stetson's $5.00 Shoes, now 1.98 Odd lots Stetson's $5.00 Shoes, now 2.48 Odd lots Stetson's $6.00 Shoes, now 2.48 Odd lots Upham's $5.00 Shoes, now 3.25 Odd lots Upham's $5.00 Shoes, now 3.48 Odd lots Douglas $3.50 Shoes, now 1.69 Odd lots Douglas $3.50 Shoes, now 2.22 Odd lots Douglas Enamels, $3.50, now 2.18 Odd lots $250 Patents, now 1.48 Odd lots $2.00 Cong. Vici Shoes, now 1.38 Moulders' Union Made $2.25 Shoes, now 1.48 Army Work Shoe, $2.00, now 1.48 Menzie Elk Skin, $3.50 Shoes, now 2.48 Menzie Hi Top Elk $5.00 Shoes, now 3.58 Douglas Bootee, $5.00, now 3.58 Hoyt Hi Top $4.00 Shoes, now 2.48 Large Sizes $3.00 Shoes, now 2.19 Hair Lined $3.00 Shoes, now 1.93 Marion Elk Skin $3.50 Shoes, now 2.28 Only Men's Footwear can be bought during above week.

SECOND week: From Tuesday Morning, March 10, to Saturday Night, March 14. EOR LADIES ONLY Krippendorf's Patent Leathers, $4.00 grade $2.77 Krippendorf's Gun Metal, $4.00 grade 2.69 Krippendorf's Patents, Turns and Welts. $3.50 grade 2.42 Krippendorf's Plain Leathers, $3.50 grade 2.42 Krippendorf's Patent Leathers, S3.00 grade 2.22 Krippendorf's Plain Leathers, $3.00 grade 2.22 Krippendorf's Plain Leathers. $2.50 grade 1.88 Xenia Plain and Patents, $2.50 grade 1.88 Ladies' $2.00 Shoes go at 1.42 Ladies' $1.75 Shoes go at 1.22 Ladies' $1.50 Shoes go at 1.10 Ladies' $2.00 Rubber Boots go at 1.32 Ladies' $1.65 Two-buckle Arctics go at 98 Ladies' $1.35 One-buckle Arctics go at 74 Ladies' $1.00 One-buckle Arctics go at 49 Ladies' 85c Roll Edge Rubbers go at 56 Ladies' 70c Goodyear Storm Rubbers go at 46 Ladies' 65c Goodyear Regular Cut Rubbers go at .44 Ladies' 85c Jersey Leggings go at 42 Ladies' $2.00 House Slippers go at 1.12 Ladies' $1.50 House Slippers at 98 All others in like proportion. Only Ladies' Footwear can be bought during above week. Ask the men about their bargains.

The above sale includes lots ol new Iresh Spring goods. Also swell Oxfords in Men's, Women's and Children's sizes. ALL SHOES AND FIXTURES MUST GO. DON'T MISS THE CHANCE.

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HUMPE

At Richmond Shoe Company

800 Main Street, Richmond, Indiana

Terms strictly cash. No goods sent out on approval. Store open every night during Men's Week in order to accommodate men who can not come during the day.

AMUSEMENTS

THEATRICAL CALENDAR. NEW PHILLIPS. Week of Feb. 24 Vaudeville.

GENNETT. Week of Feb. 24 Hutton-Bailey Stock Company. Feb. 29 (Matinee and Night) ''The Great Divide." March 14 (Matinee and Night) "The Man of the Hour."

"The Great Divide." Henry .Miller wili pr-seni 'The Ureal Divide," the long awaited great

SU? w JS a a a as a a a .a jt a a a x n American play, as the Xew York critics have called it, at the Gennett tonight. That this en .sag meat will be. one of the memorable events of the season there can be no question. No play written within the memory of the. present generation has been so thoroughly discussed ami so unanimously endorsed by the foremost dramatic reviewers. For two seasons "The Great Divide" has played to enormous business in Xew York. Every reader of i lie newspapers and periodicals is familiar with the emphatic verdict of popular approval necoruVd this brilliant drama of American life Horn the pen of William Vaughn Moody

who has won recognition as the first American dramatist to write a really great American play. In the masterful presentation of the piece Mr. Millsr lias again proven the scope and quality f his genius as a stage craftsman. The play will be presented here wi'.li the complete production, scenic equipment and accessories just as given for over five hundred performances in Xew York.

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strated their understanding and apnre-

ciation by ready response to every sirj nation. A love story of absorbing ini tetest is woven so intimately with the j discussion of municipal affairs that th-re is an irresistible appeal to the

emotions.

"The Man of the Hour." On Saturday. March 14. matinee and: night, the management of the Gennett will offer one of the most successful plays of the year "The Man of the Hour." This is George Broadhurst's great American play. Politic to the average woman apparently suggest thin.es in which she has no part, but while politics is the foundation of this story, the women during- the long: runs in Xew York. Chicago and during engagements elsewhere have dernou-

Vaudeville at the Phillips. Xext week's vaudeville bill at the Xew Phillips will be one of unusual interest to patrons of that house. In the first place it will bring for another visit the great and only Fay, spiritualists and cabinet worker, who will be a leaiure of special interest to the hundreds who enjoy this style of entertainment. Brooks and Vedder. a well known team, will appear in a G?rman comedy sketch entitled ' The Xew Housemaid" witlt Max Brooks as the newly married man aiid Sadie Vedder

; as the lm German housemaid. Woij ley and Piers are triple horizontal bar j artists w ho accomplish difficult fly

overs, doubles and singles and pre

sent the entire repertoir of circus feats j in their vaudeville novelty. Tho Five i Lubins are put down as headlines in j tlw.iY- tvi:it ti.-ii iiI'jvliT .nlltl..t "T'tir't. :

i Hen's Birthday." Jn addition to all! ii.iis there will be an act by Gladys ;

King, vocalist: an illustrated son?. "We Parted as the Sun Went Down'; and the latest motion pictures shown by the cameragraph. Beginning Monday night a change will be made in the order of events. There will be a single performance at night hereafter, beginning at S:15. ex-

cept on Saturday night when the usual ! double performance will be given. Xo ' change will be made in the souvenir ! matinee for the ladies on Wednesday,

the feature for amateurs on Friday night and the special matinee for the children on Saturday. Tonight' double performance will dose th bill that is now running and which ha? been made escialJy at

tractive by th acrobat s.

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of j w ill be in California, and t-h i in omiiiunieation with the various : -t-

resentati ve-s hi that state- with a xi' Blanche Bates, the actress, is agita-j of Naming how rauf h she mar :-tint,a proj' t for the establishment of jxnd ujon them for aid iu th moyi a home for needy Foi t v-nin'-rs. Ii j ment. " l

GENNETT THEATRE

Saturday, Matinee and Night, February 29th

Ira Swisher Manager

HENRY MILLER-

Presents a Superb Company la "The Long Awanted Greal American 11 ay THE GREAT DIVIDE

By William Vaughan Moody F.ntlre Production Precisely as Presented Over 300 Times In New York. PRICES Night. 25c to $1-50; Box Seats 82.00. Matinee, 25c to $1.00. Seats at Westcott Pharmacy.