Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 11, 18 November 1909 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1909.

PAGE EIGHT Our Silk Buyer Has Returned. His Purchases Are Now On Our Counters The Greatest Of All Silk Selling Begins Tomorrow, Friday Morning In the past we have had many exciting silk sales, but this event will eclipse anything ever attempted in Eastern Indiana- The goods are all choice, new and attractive. The prices will astonish the most economical and prudent buyer. - -

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18 INCH FAILE SILKS, 39c There are 14 shades in this assortment; 59c quality 39c 24 INCH CREPE DE CHENES, 39c 9 pieces In this assortment, 50c goods; these are especially for Scarfs 39c 1 INCH FANCY SILKS, 39c 30 pieces all colors, 59c value v 39c 25 INCH FANCY WAISTING TAFFETAS, 75c 6 pieces regular $1.00 and $1.25 goods 75c 19-INCH WAISTING MESSALINES, 75c 20 pieces stripes and Persians, $1.00 and $1.25 goods, choice. .. .75c

Every Yard Is New 24 INCH FANCY GREY TAFFETAS, 75c 6 pieces for waists and suits, $1.00 and $1.25 goods, choice 75c 20 INCH FANCY PLAIDS AND STRIPES, 98c 5 pieces beautiful goods, $1.50 and $2.00 goods, choice for $1.00 36 INCH BLACK AND WHITE SHEPHERD PLAIDS, 98c 130 yards, two sizes checks, $1.50 goods 98c 36 INCH LINING SATIN, 75c Light Grey, Dark Grey, Tan, guaranteed two years, $1.00 goods. . .75c

Buy Your Christinas Silks Black Silks S6 Inch black Taffeta, $1.25 goods, now 70 36 inch black Taffeta, $1.35 goods, now 89e 36 Inch black Taffeta. $1.50 goods, now SSc 36 inch black Peau de Soies. $1.25 goods, now 79c 36 inch black Peau de Soies. $1.50 goods, now .9Sc 36 inch black Peau de Soies. $1.75 goods, now S1.23 27 inch black Messalines. $1.25 goods, now 79c 36 inch black Imperial Majestic, $1.50 goods, now 98c 36 inch black Messalines. $1.50 goods, now 98c 27 inch black Habuti. 75c goods, now 59c 27 inch black and white Jap, 50c goods, now 3c

Our Regular Stock will all be marked down during this sale.

Every yard of Silk in the store will bear a special reduction.

If it is silk, you can buy it at a discount during this great sale.

SAMPLES GIVEN NO GOODS LAID ASIDENO GOODS EXCHANGED NO GOODS D0NT ASK US TO BR EAK THE RULES.

TAKEN BACK NO GOODS SENT ON APPROVAL NO BAD REMNANTS CUT

H. C. Hasemeler Co.

Earlham And Other Colleges of This State Given Praise By Wiley

Washington, Nov. 18. Dr. H. W. Wiley, chief of the federal bureau of chemistry, in an address before the Indiana Society of Washington, paid

a high tribute to the smaller colleger

of Indiana, He mentioned Wabash, Hanover, Karl bam and Franklin as types of the schools he referred to, although they are not all small colleges. He expressed the view that much of the culture in Indiana is due to the influence of these smaller institutions of learning. Dr. Wiley is a graduate

R E X A LL COLD TABLETS A very popular remedy for colds and justly so because they do the work. Take them when the cold first starts and it will be easier to cure. Be prepared by keeping a box of them on hand. 15 cents. Only at Adams' Drag Store 6th k Main. The Rexall Store

of Hanover. After leaving Hanover he went to Harvard and was also graduated there. "I am frequently asked the name of the college from which I came," said he. "I always answer, Hanover. It would be a great misfortune," Dr. Wiley said,"""if these smaller colleges should ever go out of existence. "After giving the subject a good deal of thought," said he, "I,, am convinced that these smaller institutions of learning are doing a great deal more for society, and for our country in a general way, than are the great universities. They are bringing education to the people, and that Is what we need." Dr. Wiley further expressed the opinion that one dollar will buy more education at one of tfcese smaller colleges in Indiana tban twenty-five buys at Harvard. But most important of all, he said, is the moral training which a young men gets at a smaller institution. Dr. Wiley said many other flattering things about his native state. He related that he was born in a log cabin in Jc-fferson county and he told his audience confidentially that sentiment had recently led him to buy

a farm simply because there is a log cabin on it.

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. An astronomer once asked, the girl student what effect the moon had up on the tide. She replied that she did not know, but she did know that it had the effect of making the untied spoony. If any one asks you what effect rub-a-lac has upon a tub of dirty clothes, tell them a very noticeable one. Also that rufc-a-lac is cheap and can be bought at any store. Try it and be convinced.

BILL PRESENTED BY MAURY MAKES COUNCIL WAKE UP (Continued From Page One.)

McMahan. He requested that two or three arc lights be placed on this street. The cross walk at Kinsey and Second street was also reported to be in bad condition. The swmmetry of the

joints of the walk were likened unto

the back bone of a poor elephant. The report of Charles Rogers su-

GENUINE RAJAH SILKS WORTH $1.25 Sale, 73 Cts. Yd.

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GENUINE RAJAH SILKS WORTH $1.25 Sale, 73 Cts. Yd.

KM OLLENBERG'S Starting Friday Morning, November 19th

20 pieces genuine Rajah Silk including all the latest tints, such as Mulberry, Wisteria, all shades of Blue, Lavender, Browns, Greys, Blacks and White. The one Cloth all foreign fashions endorse for advance season's useSpring 1910. No Silk is more beautiful for Dress, Coat Suit or Waist. It has the body, it has the soft drape which only the better textiles will hold. It's a rare treat as the genuine Rajah Silk manufacturers hold this cloth up to the standard in quality and no imitation will have the same snappy appearance. During the sale we will give the genuine article at the price asked for the imitation half cotton. The Rajah is positively all Silk.

Now's the time tomorrow morning to buy your Xmas presents, as well as a Dress for yourself. Buy a practical gift of this kind and see the satisfaction it gives. Just 792 yards in the line. Be on hand bright and early and get values worth the while. Don't forget it's a $1.25 Rajah. Sale price 73c per yd. 25 inches wide.

GENUINE RAJAH SILKS WORTH $1.25 Sale, 73 Cts. Yd.

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GENUINE RAJAH SILKS WORTH $1.25 Sale. 73 Cts. Yd.

perintendent of the city light plant for the month of October was made and placed on file. It is in part as follows: Receipts, street and park lighting, $2,005; light and power, $4,644.86, making a total of $6,647.91. Disbursements, operating expense, S2,768.92; building and equipment, $2.018.43 making a total of $4,787.35, and leaving an excess of receipts over operating expenses of $3,878.99. The condition of the city treasury for the month of October is shown in the report of City Controller Webster Parry, which is in part as follows: On hand October 1, $1,336.07; receipts in general fund since, $21,491.33; disbursements, $16,735.80, leaving a balance on hand at the end of the month of $4,755.53; balance in sinking fund, $8,120.20; balance in special fund, $10,561.89 and balance in street improvement fund, $2,772.44.

All AUTO COLLEGE IS LATEST STOUT

Concern Is Incorporated and Will Be Located in Indianapolis.

Prices of all living increased, the only exception Mrs. Austin's pancake flour. Same old price at all grocers.

Genuine blue gill fish fry all day, Friday, at the Waldorf. WILL i ITO

(American News Service) Tokio, Nov. 18. Prince Yamagata was named to succeed the late Prince Ito, assassinated at Harbin, Manchuria, as president of the council of elder statesmen, the confidential advisors of the Mikado. Yamagata was the most powerful of the elder statesmen beside Ito.

A CARD This is to certify that all druggists are authorized to refund your money If Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold, prevents pneumonia and consumption. Con-

i tains no opiates. The genuine is in a

yellow package. Refuse substitutes. A. G. Luken & Co.

Genuine blue gill fish fry all day, Friday, at the Waldorf. THE PEOPLE RULE UNDER TERMS OF DES MOINES PLAN (Continued From Page One.)

TO PREPARE CHAUFFEURS

SCIENCE OF CONSTRUCTION OF

AUTOMOBILES AND THEIR OP

ERATION WILL BE TAUGHT

THE COLLEGE PATRONS.

(American News Service)

Indianapolis, Nov. 18. An auto

driver with a diploma in driving, re

pairing and handling automobiles.

graduate in the study of the railroad laws of the state, and authorized by a

real college to tackle and operate safe'

ly any sort of a motor car, is one of the

things that will soon be available in Indiana. The Indiana Automobile college is to be started in Indianapolis. The concern was incorporated Tuesday morning by Charles S. Gant, Jessie G. Gant, Ozora Belle Gant. all of Greenfield, Ind., Charles C Pettljohn of Southport, Ind., and Samuel Click and Nellie R. Glick of Indianapolis. The capital stock was placed at $5,000. Charles S. Gant. Ozora B. Gant and Samuel Glick are the directors. They are empowered to equip the college with shops, machinery, laboratory and other equipment, and to hire instructors and fix salaries. The purpose of the new idea college is to instruct, by correspondence, or by personal attendance, persons who wish to acquire knowledge of the science of the construction and the use of automobiles. Lessons will be given in driving, repairing, assembling, lathe and shop work, drafting, building and manufacture. There will be a course in laws governing autos and their speeding. Diplomas will be issued to those completing the courses. The new idea college is expected to meet in part the abnormal demand now existing for auto workers, mechanicians and experts in the handling and making of motor cars.

city as too high and work done by city at much less cost. 14. Asphalt trust foiled by changing to brick and creosote block. 15. Ward politics eliminated in let

ting contracts. 16. Red light District eliminated What Reform Cannot Do. All of these things can point to only one thing the power of the people and the desire of council to do their bidding. Council did away with the gambling devices in cigar stores. The cigar men tried to bluff council by getting a petition for their Recall. The movement fell flat The citizens of Moines the liberal element itself, would not be a party to the removal of men who were enforcing the law which they had given their oath to do. So it Is the real power of the people working through the channels of the Des Moines Plan which the results show. That is the difference between the Des Moines Plan and "reform." The results of the latter are at best only temporary. Reform cannot do what the Des Moines Plan has done. It has giTen the people the power.

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Certain lands In Bast Barnet axe exempt from tithes, but Sir Thomas Upton, who owns them, has to be ready when called upon to proTids "fagots for the burning of heretics."

FOR MAXY MEX AXO WOMEJT, TOO. This recipe can be filled at home, so that no one need know of another's troubles, as the Ingredients can be obtained separately at any well stocked drus store. They are in regular use and many different prescriptions are constantly being filled with them. This will prove a welcome bit of Information for all those who are overworked, gloomy, despondent, nervous and have trembling limbs, heart palpitation, dizziness, cold extremities. Insomnia, fear without cause; tim'.dity in venturing, and general inability to act naturally and rationally as others do. because the treatment can be prepared secretly at home and taken without any one's knowledge. Overworked office men and the many victims of society's late hours and dissipation will, it is said, find the restorative thev are in need of. If the reader decides to try it. get three ounces of ordinary syrup sarsaparilla compound and one ounce compound fluid balmwort; mix and let stand two hours; then get one ounce compound essence cardiol and one ounce tincture cadomene compound (not cardamom), mix all together, shake well and take a teaspoonful after each meal and one when retiring. A certain well-known medical expert asserts that thousands of men and many women are sufferers all because of dormant circulation of the blood and a consequential impairment of the nervous force, which begets the most dreadful symptoms and untold misery.

COLD! COLDER! C0UEST1 The best coal ever discovered for the fforns.ee is IPdPCfidPifldDS It Kss the lasting qualities, burns up clean and makes no soot It is cheaper than the cheaper coal, therefore cheapest off all coal. There is a difference in the quality. We handle CCD. and Hat Top the best off all mines, and we sell it at the old price-04.50but can't promise it much longer

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While there has never been a decree of fashion that struck a more popular chord than the one which proclaimed that Gun Metal should be the season's leather, yet many women are not wearing Gun Metal shoes because they have seen only awkward, unsightly effects. These women have not seen our Gun Metal Shoes. Nowhere can a woman find shoes in which will be combined so much quiet distinction, simple elegance and enduring service as in these shoes. The woman who realizes that she is never so well dressed as when no part of her costume attracts special notice, selects our shoes for their simple beauty, for their quiet attractiveness, for their unadorned style. There is nothing more attractive, nothing more stylish, nothing more desirable, than our dainty, snug fitting Gun Metal shoes with Cloth Tops. Gun Metal Shoes which are sure to please are found in Foster Shoes. They sell for $5.00. There is a wide range to select from in our "real quality" $4.00 Shoes. The Gun Metal Shoe with short Vamp, Cloth Top and New Milo Buttons is one of the many desirable ones in our $3.50 Shoes. Gun Metals in Lace or Button may be had in our $3 Shoes. Many women are finding what they want in our $2.50 Gun Metals. We offer a good value Gun Metal at $2. Cite. I. Mta

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