Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 38, 24 March 1908 — Page 3

the nrcmioxn palladium and sux-telegram, Tuesday, march 24. 190. PAGE Til REE. T I F(Elinmsie9s (Gn POOR IN CHILDREN This Unusual Condition Prevails in Wayne County At Present. TAN ow ho: School enumeration. ANNUAL WORK WILL BECjI N ABOUT APRIL 1, AND MEN WILL BE INSTRUCTED TO USE GREAT CARE. Would you like a pair of the very latest style Spring 1908 Tan Oxfords at the Manufacturer's price? Then read this an-nouncement:

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Plans for the annual school enum

eration are being made at the office

of Cit.y Stipeiintf ndiint Thomas A. Mott, at tlie Garfield building. The work will begin about April 1. ThP school board has a large number of applications on file and from this number will select the men to visit

the homes of the city. The enumera-

'tora will list every unmarried person between the ages of six and twentyone, who is a legal resident of the city. Vpon the total number of such persons, which constitutes the school population, is based the apportionate ;of the school funds, which the city will receive next year. L.ast year the city made a slight "gain over the year previous. At the ftarae tlm-e the work is going on in the city it will be conducted in the various townships. Last year there was :a. general decrease in the townships .and the result was a falling off in the ! total school population of the county. This meant a loss of several thousands of dollars to the county. The county is rich in money, but poruin children and under the apportionments made by the state officials Jess money is returned to Wavne

county for educational purposes than is turned into the state treasury. On the other hand-, Allen county is poor in money and rich in children and if. receives from the state more money than it pays in. Several counties are In the same condition as Allen but Wayne loses more money than any founty in the state, because of the small number of persons within the fichool age. For this reason the enumerators will be instructed to attend to their work with especial care. Every child mi6se1 means a loss of money to the county. It is probable that as heretofore the enumerators will prepare a list, of the vacant houses in the city and a complete census of the entire population.

A large New York shoe store recently failed, to offer them to other dealers at a great sacrifice.

Their Spring goods had all been made up and the manufacturers were compelled We secured of them

500 Pairs Ladies9 Tan Oxfords, all new shapes, short vamps in new low patterns made especially for the best New York City Trade. They are all straight $4.00 Oxfords, and beginning on WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 25th, the whole 500 pairs will be offered to our trade at the uniform price of $3.25 per pair. This is no ''Clean-up Sale" of old stock either from our own or any other shoe store, but this lot of shoes was purchased by Mr. Feltman personally, direct from the factory immediately after they were made up, and every lady who is fortunate enounh to secure a pair of them will have the same advantage in style and selection as if she were in New York City At 75c a Pair Less Than She Would Have to Pay There !

Russian Calf. Two-Button Oxford, with Pearl Button. Swayde Top, New York City style, short vamp, plain toe, a neat shoe for the lady who cares. The latest shades of tan, all this season's style last. Were $4.00 a pair, now only 100 pairs of the famous Tramp Last Russian Calf Blucher Oxford, you all know the Tramp last, a regular $4.00 grade, now only

Another lot of Ladies' Tan Oxfords with Swade Top. New York City style, short vamp, plain toe, a neat and perfect fitting last, all this spring's latest out, were $4.00, now only In this lot of 500 pairs, you will find the beautiful Golden Burr Plain Toe, Short Vamp, the New Shade The ladies of the East are just "crazy" about them; were $4.00; now only...

Amusements

THEATRICAL CALENDAR.

NEW PHILLIPS. Week of March 23 Vaudeville. GENNETT. ' March 24, 25, 27 and 28 Clark's Comedian's. March 26 "The Sweetest Girl in Dixie."

Vaudeville at the Phillips. The capacity audience at. the Xew Phillips last night was well pleased "with the bill throughout and extracted more merriment from it, perhaps, than from any other in a long time. Kdwln H. and Kathryn Deagon. who are not unknown to Richmond theatre poors, delighted the audience with their bunch of nonsense, which ails Tinder the name of "The Dutch Girl and the Cheap Skate." They have dialogue, musical numbers and a comedy setting to- the whole that is very entertaining. Both are comedians in no small degree. Bert Geyer. the local boy who has a chair balancing act, was given a cordial reception" and deserved it as he has a good stunt and is improving in it. Williams and Ijynn. comedians, have a lively bunch of stuff, much of which is new and they were recalled. Other numbers on the bill are the Imperial Musical Trio, who play a variety of instru-

This lot of 500 pairs is all we could get. When they are gone, they cannot be duplicated anywhere for less than $4.00 and you may not be able to get them at any price as tans are increasing in popularity at such a rate as to indicate that the entire supply of all dealers will be exhausted before the season is very far advanced. We have no doubt that we could sell every pair of this 500 lot as well as those we have had made up for our own trade, AT FULL PRICE, but it is our fixed policy to give our customers the benefit of every reduction we can secure from manufacturers at all times, and for this reason ONLY, we are giving them the benefit of-this saving of seventy-five cents per pair which we secured by this special purchase. Remember Sale Begins Wednesday Morning, March 25th, And the rule of "First come, lirst served," will be observed while they last. Those who come early will necessarily secure the best fit and selection. THE HOIVIE OIF GOOD SHOES

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raents and do it. well; Miss Grace Dragon, a soubrette; an illustrated song, Mr. Cook, "Where the River Shannon Flows," and the cameragraph. show

ing a very clever picture entitled,

"Cupid's Franks." There is no point In which the bill is disappointing, and if the businebs continues anything like it was on Monday night, the week will be a record breaker. On Wednesday a souvenir matinee will be given for the ladies and on Saturday a special matinee for the children. There will be no amateur feature this wees, as this has been discontinued for the present.

Keep Your Bowels Open It is a noticeable fact, and one which any doctor will verify that people who suffer most often from disease are the ones who have the most difficulty in keeping their bowels open. Regular bowel action is half the battle of health. People who have a tendency to constipation must of necessity use something to help nature along. This should not be a violent aid like salts or purgative waters, cathartic pills or powders,' but a syrup liquid that will oil the intestines and membranes that it comes in contact with. Children, women and weak people generally should never be given a Strom; physio, as it weakens the svstem. And it is futile for the stronsres! person because the relief i simply for that d.iy, and then the reaction sets in and you are wor-se. oft than before. What is needed is a prompt but srentle laxative tonio like Dr. Caldwell's Svrup Pepsin. People hare been takinz it, for sixteen vears nd it is beinsr better liked by more people every year. The reason is that it a lis a want. It Is unlike anything else. Results are so sure in constipation, dyspepsia, indigestion, liver trouble, biliousness. flatuj'.-y. sour stomach, weak stomach, bloated stPTuach and such ills that a cure of any of these ailments is absolutely guaranteed. A bottle costs but SO cnts or$l and is worth a hundred times that to any suOerer. Wise mothers keep it constantly in the house for emergencies, because it ts needed at some time or other by every member of the family. Ir. Luella Underbill, the medical superintendent of the Working Woman's Home of Chicago has kept her charges in perfect health by the use of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin whenever a stomach complaint was brought to her attention. No other laxative is used in the Home Buy a bottle yourself today and watch the prompt and permanent results.

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"The Sweetest Girl in Dixie." Probably no one in the theatrical business has such a wealth of genuine negro stories at their command as Freda Siemens, the author of "The Sweetest Girl in Dixie," which comes to the Gennett Thursday night. Miss Slemons spends her summer vacations at her old home in Mrmticelkx Ark., and never fails to pick up several new anecdotes during her slay. Following is her latest, it being a conversation between her and an old negro house servant who had been with the family since "'before the war." Uncle Green had .lust returned from a protracted visit to his daughter, who lived in Pine Muff, and was describing his trip vividly, when suddenly he remarked: "Miss Freddie, who do you think I seen up there in Pine Bluff? I seen my brother, my oldest brother dat 1 hadn't seen for 4Ti years. I seen a man in church what looked monstrous familiar 10 me and T walked up to him and says. "Uooke Teah. nipper, ain't you my brother?" and be says. "Sure I is. Who is you?'" Seeing that, he had about finished his narrative, 1 inquired, "Now, how in the world did you recognize him if you had not seen him for 43 years?" Uncle Green looked at me reproachfully and answered without a moment's hesitation, "1 knowed him by his build, case he's a spare made man."

to entertain his vast audiences he at once starts in and unravels the minds of his auditors so quickly and thoroughly that consternation is depicted on their faces. It cannot be explained by telepathy for Richard Bly tells the inquirer what he does not know.

There are thirty-two lines of ferries plying between Manhattan island and nearby shores carrying a daily average of LNIN.si'k passengers.

The Bristol to Paddiugton (Eng.! express covers IIS miles in two hours.

GENNETT THEATRE MS" Tuesday Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Men. 24, 25, 27, 28. The Greatest Occult Performance Ever Produced. RICHARD BLY The Mental Marvel in the Positive Sensation SOMNOLENCY He calls the names of many people in the audience and gives answers to questions which have been written and retained by them, positively unseen by any one but the writer. Some of his experiments in telepathy and kindred phenomena are among the wonders of the age. Also Eight Big Vaudeville Acts. Pathe Talking Pictures. All with Clark's Comedians. PRICES Matinees, 10 cents; night, 10, 20, SO. Seats at Westcott Pharmacy.

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Thursday Night, March 26

First Time in This City.

Freda Sleman's Beautiful Southern Drama

The Sweetest Girl in Dixie

A Southern Story by a Southern Woman. As Pure and Sweet a3 a

Magnolia Blossom. Not a Problem Play. Endorsed by Press and People PPRICES 25 to 75c. Seats at Westcott Pharmacy.

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DOUBLE STAMPS DOUBLE STAMPS Wednesday, March 25, 1908 We will give you double stamps from 6 o'clock Tuesday night until 6 o'clock Wednesday ninht. Store open until 9 o'clock Tuesday night. Leave orders Tuesday night for early delivery. The Model Department Store Home Phone 1838-Bell 47 R No. 11 South Seventh Street. Smith & Kinder, Proprietors.

Clark's Comedians. Clark's Comedians opened a four days' engagement at the Gennett this afternoon. They will continue until

Saturday night but will not appear on Thursday owing to the fact that "The Sweetest Girl In Dixie"' is to be at the Gennett. Speaking of a feature of the I Clark attraction an exchange says: What is the source of Richard Ely's I power? No one seems to know how j this gifted young man has such a won-j derful insight into the'mysteries of life ' that are ordinarily hidden from mor-; tal eyes. Coming on the sfaee appar-! ently no preparation as to how he is j

THE NEW PHILLIPS VAUDEVILLE THEATRE G. MURRAY, Lessee. WEEK OF MARCH 23. Daily at 3:00 and 8:15; Saturday Night, 7:30 to 10:15.

, OVERTURE. Miss Eva llazeltine. assisted by Phillips Theatre Orchestra. (Kvenings only.) BERT GEYER. Chair Balancer. WILLIAMS AND LYNN. Comedians. ILLUSTRATED SONG. Miss Thompson. "Where The River Shannon Flows."

The attraction of an open fireplace makes it a magnet as well as an ornament in the home. When you u.-e good, clean coal in your grate, your range or your stove, you always have a bright, glowing tire that is always grateful in the Spring time. We send coal to your order, clean and high grade, that always gives satisfaction. H. C. BULLERDICK a SON. 529 S. 5th St Pbone 1235.

NOW IS THE TIME And the PLACE is the CAIN LUMBER COMPANY (19-27 South Eleventh St.) To buy that bill of LUMBER you are going to need as soon as the sun shines. Come in and see us. Phone 1010.

E. - IMPERIAL MUSICAL TRIO. Instrumentalists supreme. F. MISS GRACIE DEAGON. A charming and clever Soubrette, up-to-date in every particular.

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GON. In an up-to-date laugh compelling comedy, entitled "The Dutch Girl and the Cheap Skate." H. THE- CAMERAGRAPH. "Cupid's Pranks.''

Special Matinee each Saturday; children. 5 cents; souvenir at Wednesday matinee. General admission, 10c. Reserved seats at night. 5c extra.

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fPThlT ir&Tirir TTT skaUn9 evcry Tuesday, Thursday, LXJLUoiLli VU lvH. Saturday, morning, afternoon and

evening

--WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25

Greeks vs. Empires at 7:30. Kibbeys vs. Beallview at 8:30. Admission 10c to all Parts of House