Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 36, 22 March 1908 — Page 10

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TTTE KICiniOXlD PALLADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1008. "THE TALK OF" THE TOWN" klrto

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Waists Supremely Pretty. FINE LINGERIE LAWN WAISTS. STYLISH WHITE BUTLER AND ARABIAN LACE WAISTS. FANCY AND PLAIN SILK WAISTS. Waists are more popular than ever, because they are growing more becoming and pretty every season. With assortments larg -md more varied than ever before and prices that will interest t .e most prudent buyers.

You'll not think of prices when you see these Handsome Suits.

You'll forget all about that important feature - the beauty of the suits will fascinate, charm and delight you; the assortments of varied styles, colorings and weaves is simply bewildering. We have long since discontinued the unsatisfactory method of ''Traveling Men's Openings" in our cloak and suit department, preferring to carry the stock ourselves and show only one suit of a kind in the better goods, thereby guaranteeing absolute exclusiveness of style as well as complete satisfaction. We invite all to inspect our large showing of suits. Come choose the Suit that best suits your style and taste and a perfect fit will be guaranteed, thus avoiding the annoyance of special measurements and the customary extravagant Prices

Superbly shush Spring Jackets Our collection of Spring Jackets and coats is exciting the keenest admiration of our customers. The Jackets are charmingly smart quite beyond description. A complete variety of models in modiste coverts, Fancy Suitings, Silk and Lace effects are shown at prices ranging from $2.95 to $25.00.

THE NEW SKIRT MODES. Our collection of new Spring Skirts is complete. All Skirts are style perfect and exclusive. Here you'll find all the newest weaves and colorings in Voiles, Panamas, Serges, Silks and Novelty Materials with prices that meet the demand of the critical as well as economical.

Easter is in Close Proximity. 'Tis Time to Prepare, and a Visit Here Will Prove This Store the Place: Best for Styles, Quality and Economy.

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CHARGES

MADE BY LABOR

Riddick Hired "Unfair" Contractors to Build Platform To Embarrass Labor.

OTHER REASONS GIVEN.

CLAIM RIDDICK KNEW DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES COULD NOT BE ENDORSED HANDILY ON NON-UNION BUILT PLATFORM.

Members of the grievance committee of the Central Labor Union of Indianapolis have raised objection to the building of the platform in Tomlinson JIall on which the republican and democratic state candidates are to be nominated, iy J. S. Schumacher and Com

pany. This firm is on the "unfair" . list. The contract for the work was let by Carl W. Riddick. secretary of the republican committee, who had divided up the work of preparing Tomlinson hall for the two conventions with Secretary Heiley, of the democratic committee. The union men allege that the contract was let to unfair labor in order to embarrass organized laoor in the campaign. Fearful that the republican candidate will not be endorsed, the objectors say Riddick has endeavored to make it impossible for union men to endorse the democratic candidate. lie figures, they say, that organized labor can not endorse a democratic candidate nominated on a platform built by unfair labor. Secretary Riddick's Statement. Schumacher & Co., have built the platforms for several years, but have employed nonunion labor in the last two years. Secretary Riddick today made the following statement: "The Schumacher contractors have erected the bleacher seats for the state convention for several years, and no criticism has been offered. The lumber for the raised scats they keep on

hand all cut out and ready for use. and w ithout purchase of new material have only to set up the seats. For that reason they are able to take the job at probably less than half what it would cost If the material had to be furnished and cut out from new stuff.

The greatest economy is practiced in making the Pathfinder Cigars. The manufacturers grow all of their own tobacco, except the Sumatra wrapper; own their own box factory; do all their own printing; make their own advertising matter; own. their plantation's and warehouses in Cuba. Connecticut and Ohio; own the different buildings which they occupy. Three men compose the firm and it is not a corporation; therefore no dividends to pay on "watered stock." They cannot be put out of business unless the consumer should cease to be his own judge of a good cigar.

STERLING HAS CITY OF HAMELIN BEATEN

Rats Chewed $1,097 in Paper Bills.

Sterling, 111., March 21 Talk about Hamelln and its rats! Sterling has the old town, made famous in rhyme, beaten to a standstill on the rodent question. At least, when it comes to the value of the pests. There are or rather there were eleven rats in this town that cost the man who harbored them just $97 apiece. That man is E. A. FreadhofT. proprietor of a saloon. He killed the animals and has entered the sum of $1,097 on the debit side of his profit and loss account. The rats made their nest in a space behind the cash drawer in Freadhoff's saloon. One night they got into the money drawer and chewed up a roll of bills containing $1,097. Next day they were killed.

"How shall we announce our engagement?" "Tell a couple of your girl friends and make them promise not to tell." Houston Post

ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE BREWING CROPS This Country Patterns After Several European Nations.

Washington, March 21. Considerable attention is being given by the United States department of agriculture to the development of brewing corps particularly barley and hops. In this it is following the lead of many European countries, notably Sweden, Germany, Denmark and France, which are aiding scientists to pursue investigations and conduct experiments looking to the improvement of crops and yeast used for beer, and also to eradicating diseases affecting grapes and other fruits used in wine production or the manufacture of spirits.

The Kiblinger Motor Buggy $375.00 and upwards.

A practical, successful, economical, automobile at a small cost. Doublecylinder, air cooled, 10-12 H. P. Solid

! rubber tires. Will run through deep mud or sand, and will climb steep

! hills. Write for our Agency Terms.

W. H. KIBLINGER CO., Box N. 320. Auburn, Ind.

OIL TO BE USED FOR COAL ON ISTHMUS. May 1 Will Mark the Beginning of the Use of This Fuel. Washington, March 21. The Isthmian Canal Commission is about to substitute fuel oil for coal in its machine shops and power houses, and wherever practicable, under its stationary boilers throughout the Zone. The oil company which furnishes crude oil to the commission has in operation an eightinch pipe line across the Isthmus, with extensive storage tanks at each end. May 1st it is expected that oil will be used in large quantities on the Isthmus.

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Extra Fane ftlaple Syrup and Sugar

Try one of our Country Hams Entire Wheat Flour

The family were discussing the coming wedding of the only daughter. "Of course," 6aid the bride to be to her father, "you will give me away?" "I'm afraid I have done it already, my dear," he replied. "I told George only this morning that you had a disposition just like your mother's."

If too are troubled with sick lieadache, conKtipatioa. indigestion, offensive breath or toy disease arising from stomach trouble, grt a 50c rr 1 hnrtle of Dr. fatamU'a Swtjo Prr.f. Tf

Vie positively ruaracteed to ctm you.

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All the wheat that's i good to eat. i Large, Crisp, Queen i Bulk Olives 30c Qt. i BEE HIVE GROCERY f

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SPECIAL Notice our east window Three 25c Articles 6-5-4 Stove Lusta Liquid Veneer and Shinbright IVletal Polish are going at 19 Cents Pilgrim Bros. Cor. 5th and Main.

Richmond Trust Company. Capital and Surplus $275,000.00

Pays interest on depos-Its. executes trusts, takes charge of real estate, and acts in all fiduciary capacities. Solicits the business of all.

OFFICERS: E. G. Hibberd. President, Adam H. Bartel, 1st Vice Pres. John J. Harrington, 2nd Vice Pres. W. K. Henley, Secretary and Treas.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY

BY YOUR OWN FIRESIDE while enjoying your evening cigar and preparing for your sweet and peaceful si umber, a bottle of Richmond Export beer is a comforter, a soother and a pleasure. It is a beverage for the most refined palate, for it is pure and delicious in flavor, besides being wholesome and invigorating. Minck Brewing Co.

In Large or Small Sums - S5.00 to $100 Take a pencil and papr and figure up all your little bills then come to us and we will

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von enough to pay them all off. We will make the payment so small that you will never miss it out of your salary. There is no excuse for you being in debt when we have so much money and sire so willing to loan it to you on your household, furniture, piano, horse, wagons or other chattels. If you need money, fill out this blank and mail It to us. Our agent will call on you. Date Your full nam" - Wife's full name City Street and No Amount wanted Kind of security you have

Occupation RICHMOND Established 1893. Room 8, Colonial Building.

LOAN CO. Home Phone 1545 Richmond. Ind.

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