Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 14, 22 November 1908 — Page 10
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THE RICHMOND PAUADIUM AND SUlf-TLEGRAai. SUNDAY. NOVE3IBER 22, 1908. It NEW COINS RECEIVED GILLILAN AN AUTHOR
Extraordinary Leather (Gtoodi
Showing Also Offering Some Remarkable Buying Opportunities That Should Really Dictate an Early Selection. Dame Fashion decrees the styles of Ladies' Hand Bags as well as their wearing apparel and the many other novelties and dress accessories. We foresaw the trend of fashion's dictations in Leather Goods to the large Black Seal Bags as well as to the stylish, popular and serviceable Alligator leathers. We bought heavily and are now showing the largest and best line of 9, 12 and 14 inch Black Seal and Alligator Bags in the city. WE QUOTE THREE Unusual Holiday Buying Opportunities in Ladies' Fine Leather Bags: 9 Inch Genuine Horn Back Alligator Bags, leather h gm 0 . lined, at )'aO
12 inch Genuine Black Seal Leather Bags, leather alined, at , ' 9 inch Genuine Black Seal Leather Bags, mind you, genuine leather i
See the Black Seal Bags up to $3.50. See the Alligator Bags up to $12.50 See our line of Novelty and Fancy Leather Bags at all prices. Come and see the goods themselves and be impressed not only with the showing, but the low prices combined.
Lee B. Musbaum
Gold Pieces Are Unique and in Great Favor With Bankers.
New Book of Poems Issued And "Strick" Apologizes For Work.
THE MOTTO IS RESTORED.
Local numismatists and bank em-
j ployes are a unit in rejoicing over the
new $2.50 and $5.00 gold coins, a small
' consignment of which have been re
ceived by the banks of this city fresh
from the mints at Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. The purpose of the new coins is to restore the motto "In God We Trust," and to make it possible for the coins to be stacked with convenience. Both purposes have been accomplished. The design of the coin minted about two years ago, which raised such a hue and cry, has been abandoned entirely. The eagle, whose- heavily feathered legs resembled trousers, has been modified and drawn true to life. The Indian head has also come in for improvement and has been made to resemble a real Indian. All designs instead of being in relief are sunk into the coin like a cameo. The effect Is much more artistic and will render the coin more durable. On the eagle side of the coin in a semi-circle at the top are the words "United States of America, while under the feet of the eagle Is the date of the mintage. Above one wing are the
words "E Pluribus Unum," and above the other, higher up, "In God We Trust." On the opposite side is a carefully modeled Indian head surrounded by twelve stars and the denomination of the coin's value. The edges of the $2.50 and the $5.00 denomination coins are milled with the usual straight line, while the $10.00 coins have stars around the edge. The new coins are not yet In general circulation in this city, the supply at the present time being limited.
IS A SPLENDID VOLUME.
tyew BEE HIVE ncw JJST GROCERY "flS 1199 C0MPANY ""
Two of the Best Thin Js In the city--BEE HIVE
AND GOLD BOND MAPLE SYRUP
Plenty Dressed TURKEYS Chickens, Ducks and Geese For Holiday Trade
Schwegman Plumes 2204 and 1084
Today the Leading Brands of STOGIES $1.25 per box of 100. Qilgley Drug Stores, Richmond
Ladies' Shirt Waists Have arranged to handle limited custom orders for the VERY LATEST in Flannels, Etc. 6ver 300 pieces. (Lady Attendant to your home.) The Brol Shirt Co. Phone 2367
Cigar Jars Glass Trays Hearts From i 4 to 9 Inches BIG ASSORTMENT Also Cigar Bands . 5c to 30c per Package
ED. A. FELTMAN 609 MAIN STREET SMOKE AMERICAN KID
HOMES DESIRED FOR CHILDREN. "The agents of the Board of State Charities have in the past year been very successful in securing a large number of good homes for dependent children who are public wards. There are still a large number of desirable children available for placing in suitable homes. Doubtless there are many families that would make a home for a child. An important part of the Board's work is to bring the homeless
child and the childless home together.
The Board solicits the co-operation of
all who are interested in securing
propej- homes in families for child ren." For further information ad dress the Board of State Charities,
btate House, Indianapolis, Ind. it
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The 5-slice Bread Toaster ...25c A superb stock of 5 and 10c bargains. All goods delivered.
Illff's Store, 6th and Main.
HUNTER KILLED
BYDEER HE SHOT Young Man Slain on Paddy's
Mountain.
Lock Haven. Pa., Nov. 21. John Ev
erett, a young hunter, was killed near
Coburn by a deer which he had shot.
Everett with three companions, was
hunting on Paddy's Mountain. He shot a buck and when it fell he put one foot on the animal and drew a knife to cut its throat. The prostrate animal made a lunge throwing
Everett to the ground and at the same i time it struck him in the abdomen
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with its sharp hoofs cutting him so
tnat ije died in a short time. MOTT TO DELIVER
SCHOOL LECTURES To Appear Before Ripley
County Teachers.
Supt. T. A. Mott will leave next Fri
day for Versailles, Ind., where he will attend the annual meeting of the Rin-
ley county teachers association, that
is to be held there Friday and SaCur
day. Some of the most prominent
educators of the state will bepresent. Mr. Mott will deliver four lectures on the different phases of "School Management."
MEMORIAL TO DECEASED MEMBERS TODAY
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Holds Special Services.
Memorial services will be conduct
ed at the St Paul's German Lutheran church this morning and evening to
the deceased members of the church.
In the morning- there will be special numbers by the choir appropriate to the occasion and the Rev. Conrad Hu-
ber will preach a memorial serman
In German. During the past church year twenty-one members of the congregation have died.
Watched Fifteen Years. "For fifteen years I have watched
the workinz of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; and It has never failed to cure
any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which
It was applied. It has saved us many
doctor bill," says A. F. Hardy, of
East Wilton, Maine. 23c. at A. G. Lu-
"Including Finnigin," is the title of
a book of verse from the pen of Strickland W. Gillilan, formerly city
editor of the Palladium and now one of the best known humorists in the
country. Although Mr. Gillilan has been for
several years writing for the leading
periodicals and newspapers in the United States this is his first effort in issuing any of his works in book form. As usual Mr. Gillilan does not take this splendid literary contribution of his seriously. He asks the pardon of the great American public for his "persumption" and offers a laughable excuse for his "temerity." Why he should feel called upon to apologize
for issuing such a book will cause his many local friends to wonder when they read it.
"King David, who used to do plain psalming for a recreation." says the famous Richmond poet-humorist,
"once had it in for a friend of his.
and wondered how he would get even. Then a thought came to David, and he gritted his teeth and said he wished his enemy might write a book. That would fix him.
"At least I have gratified a choice
collection of enemies by writing a book; or rather by compiling one I
had written by fits and starts for years and years. This bit of gratification to my foes is called 'Including Finnigin,' and has seventy-eight other of my versifications, funny and otherwise." "At first I handed my collection of some thousands of verses to a friend, with the request that he eliminate the worst from them. After several weeks honest toil Mi said he couldn't do it; that he had found, ever once in awhile, one he thought was worst, but always found, afterward, a worse one. "So I had to do it myself. The result is bound (to succeed) in two colors, both of which are green. It is really a beautiful book. I had no hand in that part of it." The first poem in the book is "Finnigin to Flannigin," the most famous bit of dfalect ever written, and which was composed while Mr. Gillilan was wearing out lead pencils at the Palladium office in response to the office boy's continual howl for "copy." The book Is from the press of Pearson Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa.
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DANCE. Monday night, Nov. 23rd. Dance and exhibition drill by Hokendauqua Red Men, Degree Staff. Admission, 50c. I. O. O. F. Hall. 21-3t
Established 1851WE ARE PROUD of our fine display ot Thanksgiving jewelry which Is now oa exhibition. We have every tiling that makes the table attractive on Thanksgiving Day and we have just what you want. Come In early and make your seleo tlon while we have a full stock.
O. E. DICKINSON, 523 Main Street
Palladium Want Ads Go Into All Homes.
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Don' you believe that that-Thanksgiving turkey would be enjoyed just a little bit better If those small bills that have been worrying you for some time, were all paid off, and you could start the winter months with a "clean slate" with your creditors? Think it over. We believe that it would, and we would like to let you have the money with which to meet ALL these bills, and then let you repay ua In payments that would suit your convenience. You would find it much more satisfactory to pay at ONE place on pay-day. Instead of a number of them, and your creditors would also appreciate it. We loan money In sums of from f 5 up, oa household goods, pianos, livestock, farming implements and all other personal property, without removal, at (Gniaiipaiimfleedl LdDweir IMe . . . than can be had of any similar concern in the city. We give you all the time you may need In which to repay us, and make your payments weekly, monthly, quarterly, or such as may suit your convenience. Giving you 10 weeks in which to repay us, 55c is a Weekly Payment on a $25.00 Loan $1.10 is a Weekly Payment on a $50.00 Loan with all other amounts in like proportion. If these plans do not suit you, we have a number of others which we would be glad to explain to you at any time. On all loans we give you the privilege of paying the entire account at any time, we discounting it for all the unexpired time; also, In case of sickness, we grant extensions of payments free. 1 REMEMBER, when considering a loan, that we offer you Low Rates, Long Time, Quick Service, Easy Payments, Courteous Treatment and. In general, MUCH MORE SATISFACTORY BUSINESS METHODS than can be had elsewhere An Investigation will prove the truth of this assertion. If you cannot call on us, a letter or a 'phone call will bring the money to your door. All Business Strictly Confidential. TEDE nMMAMA LOAN CO.
Phone 1341.
40-41 Colonial Building. Richmond. Ind.
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