Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 119, 7 March 1909 — Page 2

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OOUSECLEANING time is fast approaching and with it will come the demand for new furniture, floor coverings and, draperies. As a j 'J rule the majority perform these duties about the same time and naturally the buying is all done in a short time. Why put it off until the last week or day, when you have the opportunity now of making your selections and getting the choice patterns and bargains? Ve 'are only too glad to lay away any article that you may select and deliver same when you are ready. We are showing one of the largest, most up-to-date and most carefully selected stocks of home furnishings in the city and would be more than pleased to have you look through our store, ; whether you wish to. buy or not

Use the Jew Process : Gas Ranges You can cut your gas bill in two and do your baking in one-half the time. You will decide on this stove if you once see the construction and see it in operation.

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GA8 AND YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY - OF 8EEING THEM TESTED. PRICES v FROM 010.50 to 045.00

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The McDouplI Cabins! , Are always the best. If workmanship, finish, material and price is any inducement, you can quickly decide on the McDougall.

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WE ARE SHOWING THE COMPLETE LINE IN OAK AND SATIN WALNUT. PRICES FROM - 012.75 to 033.00 $1.00 PER WEEK WILL PUT ONE IN .YOUR HOME.

Royal Morris Oaairs For durabiliy and comfort. This is the best finished, best constructed and has the best adjustment of any chair on the market. -.. .

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' WE ARE SHOWING 12 STYLES IN OAK, MAHOGANY AND EARLY ENGLISH. PRICES FROM.

09.50 to 01&00 OTHER M0RRI8 CHAIRS AS LOW AS $750. 1

ftiniitg Cfeairs 25 styles to select from. We are selling a chair like cut, finished Golden or Early English, all quartered oak stock, genuine leather seat and claw foot, for

020.C0 ; Per Sc ' Other Cbslro frcra' 05:50 : . .'; C20.C0 " Per Get

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BfflSTON LEATIHIEK COIUCIHIES 25 Styles to Select Frcin Prices from $11.50 to S30.C0 A couch exactly tike cut, covered in Boston Leather, diamond tufted, ruffled sidss, tilled with toe and cotton and has heavy quartered oak frame for

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Terms, $2.05 down and $1X0 per week.

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I7cryciMl Parlor Tables 100 styles to select from. Finished in Golden, Early English, Weathered or Mahogany. This department is also showing 50 dif- : fesent styles of- pedestals and jardinier stands . in filMinishes.

Alibaary Tctle Exactly like Cut (or 015.00

25 Styles to Select From Prices frca $22.50 to $55X3 i' " ' . ... ; Our stock of Davenports consists of 3 different adjustments, including the Owen Davenport' which has the regular steel bed spring and carries all the bed clothing, inclding a heavy felt mattress.

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TO LAST A LIFETIME AND MAKE A HAND SOME PIECE OF FURNIt TUR6.

Go-Cart DzpartoieEl Is crowded with new Spring styles. We sell $15.00 carts $1.50 down and 50c per weeek. $10.00 carts, $1 .00 down and 50c per week. $5.00 carts for $1,00 down and 50c a week.

Prices Always the Lowest

25 SJytes to Sstecl From ' - Prises frcm $5.75 Cd 635.C0 A solid oak, round pedestal and claw foot. C-foct table, exactly same as cut, for ; ;

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Iron and Brass Bed Depl lOOdifferent styles to select from, lathis department you will find one of the largest and most complete line of beds to be seen anywhere. .We can. save you from 20 to 25 per cent on any bed. -

$1.98 to S35X0

Vis!! (tor Carpzaa ncj CJ The stock consists of th very latest dasigns that the market affords and ycu czn . , have any article in this department cn'easy -payments. By making a sma.1 deceit yea can make your selections now and have them : ; delivered later.

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PR1SQU FOR LIFE;

THEfl 14 YEARS Odd Verdict That Resulted in A Chicago Criminal

Case.

FATE OF THREE BANDITS

Chicago, 111-, March 6. Three bandits today were held guilty by. a jury in Judge Kerstents court, and sentenced to prison for life plus fourteen years. This oaf verdict resulted from conTktion on two charges. The bandits were found

guilty of robbery .with a'deadly weapon,

which caries a sentence for- life and also of robbery under the habitual criminsls act which prescribes fourteen years imprisonment. . , - . - Judge Kersten declared it the oddest verdict he ever heard of tn all his years of experience of .criminal court work. . The men convicted are John Rudneck, Joseph Brock! and John Tierney. i f. T- :" " .' ' - '

TVEIITY CONVICTS

; MAKEAI1 ESCAPE Mexican Jail Delivery Releases Desperadoes.

: Mexico City, Mex., March 6. News has. reached here that , twenty : long time prisoners in the fortress of San Diego at Acapulco made their escape Wednesday night by digging out under the walls and letting themselves down into the water and swimming to safety. Most of the convicts were murderers and bandits and many were in for life terms. The guards did not discover the escape until daybreak. None of the convicts has been - retaken. '

WORK Oli UGUlU

DAM IS COMPETE

Is Part of Great Arizona Irrigation Work.

Yuma, Art ., March 6. Work -on the laguna- dam is now. practically complete, although the apron will be increased by: the. sumpings .from- the quarries for several days. The cement pavement of the great- diversion pier now stretches intact across the Colorado river. The machinery-is being-repaired and moved to the canal heading at Potholes for the-, immediate construction of- the main artery of the- irrigation system under the Tuma project

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY.

TO BE 110 SUFFRAGE

No Chance of Such Bid Being Adopted by English Parliament.

DEMONSTRATIONS USELESS

: London, March 6. Though the agitation: of the women increases, despite

the imprisonment of delicate dames and

the trenchant argumepts of Mrs. Humphrey Ward, who says, "The whole bus

iness is supreme and ridiculous sophis

try," there is no chance of a bill grant-

ins suffrage to women going through

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; Geoffrey Howard has secured March 19, for the second reading of his measure, and the possibility of a five-hour

debate, upon the general principles is

welcomed by the Countess of Carlisle and other leaders of the non-militant wing of the suffragette army.

But though Miss Chrlstabel Pankbnrst and the Tettleoated flghtresT believe the measmrs) wfl be the means of showing that "our holy cause has more friends at Westminster than "Onr addle-pated" government suspects, they are Indignant at Howard for making the km aa adult suCrase ML : -

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