Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 32, 10 December 1908 — Page 8

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"THE BICH3IOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1908.

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We are headquarters for Christmas Goods In our line. We are Rlckdond azeuts for the Celebrated SYLHAR BRAND California Olive Oil the finest of all oils, made from the first pressing of the olives. This is a guarantee of best oil produced. Once used will convince you of its great quality over all other products of this kind. Head Lettuce, Cauliflower, Mangoes, Celery, Cucumbers, Radishes. Tangerines, v Florida Oranges, Grape Fruit, Cranberries, Bananas, Fine Eating Apples. Mince Meat, Apple Butter, Backmeyer Kraut. Buckwheat Flour and Gold Bond Maple.

Shredded Fodder at OMER G. WHELAN Feed and Seed Store 33 South 6tb St. Phone 167 Public scales lor weighing.

TEMPERANCE NOT TO BE CONSIDERED PRESENT SESSION (Continued From Page One.)

the meaning of the constitution. As it Is expected, however, that Mr. Root will quit the cabinet some time in January and on March 4 will fake the oath as a senator from New York, the matter may go over until Mr. Root be

comes a member of the senate and in ; such capacity Is confronted with the ! constitutional duty of passing on all treaties with foreign powers. This would afford him a spendid opportunity to reconcile his sworn duty as a

senator with his previous duty as secretary of state. Who Will Be Secretary? The question as to who shall succeed Mr. Root at thehead of the state department is still an entrancing theme of speculation at the capital. It generally is assumed that if Mr. Root quits the cabinet before March 4 President Roosevelt will appoint Robert Bacon, now assistant secretary of state to succeed him, but it is not at all likely Mr. Baco would continue in that -apacity under President Taft. The latest name to be mentioned In connection with the state portfolio is lohn C. Spooner, former senator from Visconsin, who left congress in order 0 recoupe his fortunes by the practice f law. He has hardly had time since, saving the senate to accomplish much 1 the way of mending his financial 'fairs, but the chance to serve at the ad of the cabinet might appeal to !m anyhow. Postmaster-General 'eyer has appeared at thehead of a eat many proposed cabinet slates, id other men mentioned for the preilership are Senator Henry Cabot

lodge of Massachusetts and Senator Philander C. Knox of Pennsylvania. Judge Taft Is still keeping bis own counsel.

LEGISLATORS ARE NOW DRIFTING ON SEA OF DOUBT (Continued From Page One.)

and the purpose of It, if it really is what it Is reported to be, proves that at the wind-up there will be just two camps In the senatorial fight, and they will be the Kern camp and the Slack camp. This, of course, unless something happens that does not now appear. To presume for an Instant that Steve Fleming would allow any support that he can control to go to Kern, especially if Taggart is behind him, is foolish. And whtn the time comes that Hofman, Shlvely, and Menzies find that they cannot win there will be a re-alignment of the forces. Menzies' strength will go to Slack, at least most of it. So will Hofman's. Lamb's votes will be divided between Kern and Slack, and the same will be true of Shively's votes. It 13 said that a combination has been made Detween Kern and Lamb so that the one that cannot win will throw his strength to the other, but this Is an idle rumor. No such combination is necessary. Everybody knows that Lamb will favor Kern if he can not win himself, and a combination such as this would be superfluous. Where is Shively. For some reason not much is heard about Shively here at the capital. Just why, is strange. He has considerable strength out in the state and will get a number of votes outside of his own district, but yet there is not much Shively

MEN'S

CLOTHING Makes Sensible Holiday Gifts. Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats $7.50 to $22.50

Fancy and Washable Vests

$1.50 to $5.00 Made of the best materials and splendid styles. : ' MEN'S TROUSERS $1.50 to $6.00 What man has too many pairs of Trousers? MEN'S HATS Ma' ie presents. All the latest shades and styles, $1.00 to $3.00. Men's and Boys' Caps, 25c to $1.00. Shirts, Neckwear and Mufflers For Men and Boys. Gifts that are useful are always appreciated. -Shirts of character, that fit and give thorough satisfaction. You will find a beautiful assortment at 50c, $1.00, $1.50. Beautiful Neckwear, a large range of nobby patterns styles and colors at 25c, 50c, $1.00. Handsome Silk Mufflers, Reefers and Oxfords, and all desirable colors. A large range to choose from, 50c, $1.00 and $1.50.

HOLIDAY SUSPENDERS ' Men's Fine Silk Suspenders with fancy buckles, put up in, nice boxes at 50c and $1.00. Men's Underwear and Hosiery Extra good quality of Fleece and Derby Ribbed, per gar ment, 50c. Australian, Lambswool and Natural Wool, per garment, $1 to $1.75. HOSIERY Silk, Lisle and Cotton, plain and fancy 'colors at 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c.

Men's & Boys' Haliday Gloves

All kinds, colors and sizes, tier nair srv tn ? na v

Sweaters and Knit Jackets $1.00 to $5.00 CUFFS, COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, UMBRELLAS, and many other suitable articles.

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KENNEDY

talk among the legislators who drift into this city. It may liven up for him later on, however, for all over, the state the democrats pin great faith to Shively. He Is counted one of the very strong men of the party. Today the republican senators are here for a conference. While, they have several matters on hand, the principal one relates "to the control of the senate when the session opens. The republicans are framing things up so as to throw the hook into Lieutenant Governor Hall, the affable democrat f rom. Rushville, who will preside over the senate. They propose to make all committee assignments themselves, as well as all appointments and distribute all the plunder. Hall will only be permitted to put the motion when a motion is made. Aside from that he will be merely ornamental; Another matter that is occupying the attention of the republican senators Is that of the. contest the defeated democratic candidates for state officers will make in the legislature against the republicans who were elected by small pluralities. A line of action is being laid out to be followed by the republicans In this contest, and they say they ill be fully prepared to meet anything the democrats may undertake to do. This promises to be one of the greatest fights of the session for both sides are making great preparations tor it. Congressman Lincoln Dixon, of the Fourth district, has taken a hand In the effort to get from the department of commerce and labor at Washington, the information regarding the alleged fraudulent naturalization of foreigners at Hammond, which was refused to Peter J. Lyons, the Hammond attorney, at New York. Dixon has asked Secretary Strauss to Instruct the commissioner of immigration at New York to give Lyons the desired information as to the dates on which these foreigners arrived in this country, but Strauss says he wishes to investigate a little and will give his decision later! Dixon is interested in the matter because he represents the defeated democratic candidates for state offices in their contest before the legislature, and the information regarding the voting of foreigners in Lake county is one of the strong points on which they will 'rely to sustain their case.

The Dutch intend to celebrate the centenary re-establishment of their exposition to be held at The Hague in the year 1913. The' exposition ground and guaranty fund have already been secured.

21 Clerks in this department to look after yoor wants. Jnst sing them out

Notion and Holiday Goods Dept.

Best looking and picking Is in the morning now. Please do not forget this. ... -

The Geo. I. -Itaolleiiberg Co. Have you seen our Immense line of Christmas Goods including

French China Fine Metal Goods Rich Cut Glass Elegant Stationery Beautiful Booklets

Tasty Neckwear Fancy Combs Fine Jewelry Beautiful Belting Pretty Belt Pins

Just think, 800 dozen Ladies' and Children's Handkerchiefs from 3c to $12 each. REMEMBER We have no small assortment of the above goods, but a large representative line of every item, just large enough to make us realize that it will take thousands and thousands of purchases to move this great stock and as our holiday business thus far has been larger and better than ever before, we still see room for improvement and lots of it, so just to make things interesting FRIDAY AND SATURDAY We are going to have another Stationery Sale. We expect to sell you an elegant box of initial writing paper, fabric finish with envelopes to match, put up in a neat box for just 10c per box. Do not miss this opportunity.

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MEFF & MJSIBAUM'S

Extraordinary Values in Footwear From Now Until Xmas

E are determined to make this the greatest December in the history of our store. To do this, we realize that we must

make special inducements and offer exceptional values to the trade. We are showing the LARGEST STOCK, the BEST ASSORTMENT, the FINEST SELECTION, the MOST BEAUTIFUL STYLES 'and PATTERNS and the BEST VALUES to be found in Eastern Indiana and at prices as low or lower than you can find anywhere in' the State. We Have taken pains to have just what the people want in. the way of CHRISTMAS GOODS and WINTER FOOTWEAR. We can only mention a few of the good thingsand would show you what we have, and let you compare prices and values.

Slippers

Ladies' Fur Trimmed Felt Slippers, Hand Turned, Black, Blue, Brown, Gray, Green and Red, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50 and $2.00 Without Fur Trim, 50c to $1.25. "Comfy" Slippers for Men and Women, the most comfortable slipper made, $1.00.

Slippers

Men's Tan, Black, Wine, Embroidered, and Felt, 50cr 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $2.00. , Boys' and Youths' Slippers, 50c. Children's and Misses, with or without Fur Trim, Red and Brown, 50c, 60c, 75c, and 85c.

Just received a swell line of CHILDREN'S FANCY SHOES, Red, Brown, Suede, Dull and White Tops, Lace and Button, Patent Vamp, sizes 2 to 8, at 60c to $1.50. And the most complete stock of Felt and Rubber .Goods, Arctics, Alaskas, Wool Socks, Overgaiters, Leggins, and all kinds of warm Footwear. And last and most of all is our immense stock of DRESS SHOES, all styles ana leathers, for the whole family. We have a splendid force of salesmen and guarantee your prompt and careful service.

Prompt and Vmost careful service. Do your shopping early while you can get what you want. It vill be more Satisfactory to both you and us, but if you can't come today, come when you can. Our large force of salesmen will look after you.