Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 30, 7 December 1909 — Page 10
THE RICHMOND PAlXADIUll AND SUN-TEL.EGR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1909
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One of New York's largest Furriers will be at our store Thursday of this week with the largest and most complete line of Ladies' Furs ever shown in Richmond. This manufacturer has given us an opening and display for a number of years and hence to a great many of Richmond ladies he requires no introduction. THE LINE IS STRICTLY HIGH CLASS and gives you the advantage of selecting Christmas Furs from an assortment larger than shown in Broadway's finest retail stores. If interested in Christmas Furs, Scarfs, Muff s Coats or Fur Novelties Don't fail to see this magnificent showing. Remember 'tis Thursday for one day only. OWING TO THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON, LOW PRICES AND SPECIAL SAVINGS WiLL PREVAIL. Your self interest bids you come if you have furs on your gift list.
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Clfturisflinmais FdD(DflW(2aiIP For many weeks we have been preparing for the Christmas season and now that It is here we are able to feel that we have never been so successful in offering attractive stocks of seasonable footwear. It really would be hard to imagine any one who would not be pleased by some selection from our stock. It would be hard to imagine any man who would not be pleased to et a pair of our dress shoes, or a pair of our high top shoes, or a pair of slippers. Hard to imagine any woman who would not be pleased with a pair of Foster Shoes, a
pair of Si un metal shoes, a pair of suede shoes or a pair of our dainty felt slippers. Why Our Shoes Are Bettller Our shoes are the ones you should select for Christmas presents for In them you can fee sure that you are always getting the utmost of shoe quality. You know that these shoes are in style, that they are not back numbers. You know that they will give good service, that your gift will not be disappointing. You know that your shoes will not cause discomfort, that your gift will not be discarded because it causes pain. Whether you buy dress shoes or whether 3"ou buy work shoes, you may be sure that your gift will be in good taste. You may be sure that you are getting real shoe value and that insures that your gift will be held in real esteem. Dress shoes for Men sell from f 2.50 to $6. Dress Shoes for Women sell from $2 to $G. Why Our Slippers Are Better Most slippers are hurriedly and carelessly made. Just as much care is used in the making of our slippers as in the fine shoes we sell. Most slippers lose their shape after the first few weeks' wear. Our slippers retain their shape through long wear. Most stocks of slippers offer little choice for selection. Our slippers are carried in so many designs that every taste can be suited. Most stocks of slippers are made up of the most commonly worn sices. , Our stocks include sizes that will fit every foot. Slippers for men sell from $3 to 49c Slippers for women sell from $2 to 9Sc
CMRLES E TELTMM, Two Stores ' .
724 Main St. 807 Main St
EARLHAM ORATORS III TILT TONIGHT
Class Representatives Will Battle With Words for . Supremacy.
JUDGES ARE ANNOUNCED COLLEGE HA3 APPOINTED DELEGATES TO THE PEACE CONFERENCE AND TO THE BIG Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION.
Three important announcements have been made at Earlham college: First, the names of the judges for the college oratorical contest this evening; second, the names of the delegates to the International Student Volunteer Y. Ml C. A. convention, at Rochester. N. Y.; and third, the time for the state
convention of the Inter-Collegiate
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Peace association, April 15. All arrangements have been completed for the college oratorical contest which will be held in Lindley hall
evening. The judges have been selected who are to pass on the thought and delivery of each of the si orations. The contestant receiving
the highest mark will be awarded first place, which carries with it a prize of $30, provided the contestant does not
rank lower than third in the state con
test.
Who the Judges Are.
The judges are the following: Charles
E. Shiveley, President Robert L. Kel
ly, Professor Allen D. Hole, Professor
Russell and Professor "W. O. Menden-
hall.
Earlham will send three delegates to
the next convention of the Internation'
al Y. M. C. A. at Rochester, December
25V31. The representatives are Pro
fessor Roderick Scott, Rupert Stanley and D. Ray Price. This convention of
student volunteers is one of the biggest meetings of Y. M. C. A. men held, and Earlham has always been fortunate in having representatives at the convention. Rupert Stanley is a former president of the college association. Professor Elbert Russell is the National president of the Intercollegiate Peace association and yesterday received word from the president of the state association that the state convention and oratorical contest would be held at Wabash college, April 15. All Are Represented. Almost all colleges in the state send
representatives to the state oratorical peace association. The association offers a prize of $-K to the winner of the state contest and lie is then chosen as the Indiana representative to the interstate association. If he should win in that contest he Is awarded a prize of $75. Last year Earlham was represented
by Levi T. Pennington, who won both the state and interstate. Charles E. Shiveley spoke to the members of the Y. M. C. A. Monday evening, on "Law as a Life Work."
HOW REAUIAOGHTY Hanly's Law Partner Puts His Signature on Saloon License Bonds.
MUST MAKE ARTMAN BLUSH
(Palladium Special) Indianapolis, Ind , Dec. 7. Considerable comment was heard here yester
day afternoon when it was learned that the name of Charles V. McAdams was
signed to saloon license bonds as attor
ney in fact for a surety. company which
signed the bonds as surety for saloon keepers who applied for licenses. McAdams is a law partner of J. Frank Hanly, the firm name being Hanly, McAdams and Artman, the latter being Samuel R. Artman, formerly circuit judge at Lebanon, who decided that the saloon is an evil and that the state has no right to license an evil. Persons around the office of the county commissioners sat up and took notice when ' they saw McAdamss name signed to twelve of these saloon bonds. McAdams explained, however, that he had nothing to do with the business except to sign the bonds as the attorney for the surety company, which his law firm represents.
For an early breakfast, take home Mrs. Austin's pancake flour. Ready in a minute.
Our Holiday Line We want you to see our line of Holiday Goods. The quality and prices will interest you. Manicure Sets Toilet Sets Comb and Brush Sets Mirrors Fine Perfumes Toilet Waters Fine Box Candies Fancy Box Stationery Pipes Cigars Smoking Sets Safety Razors Beautiful Razors (Regular) Pocket Books Bill Books Cigar Cases Adams Drug Store 6th & Main. The Rexall Store
Before YOU slip or get the grippe, INSURE with E. B. KNOLLENBERG Room 6, Knollenberg Annex. Accident, Health, Life and Fire Insurance.
Christian church Ladies' bazaar at Peter Johnson's Store, Dec. 9, 10 and 11. 7-2t
A new, scientific medical toilet tablet which ' Draws Out' All Inflammation and .' : Soreness. This remarkable foot hath remedy is Superior to Powder, Piaster or Salve and is guaranteed to cure Corns. Callouses, Bunions, Frostbites, Chilblains, Ingrowing Nails, Tired, Aching Swollen. Nervous. Sweaty. Bad Smelling Pest. Smaller Shoes Can Be Worn by using TIZ, because It puts and keeps the feet in perfect condition. TIZ is tor sale at all druggists, 25 cents per box or direct If you wish from Waiter Luther Dodge 4b Co.,
HAVE A BIG CLASS
A class of thirty candidates will he initiated Into the Protected Home Circle Wednesday night, Dec. Sth. Th work will be given by the Home Team In the Red Men's hall. C A. Bussey, state deputy, of South- Bend, Ind., will be present to assist In the degrees. Officers will he nominated for the incoming term, and arrangements made for holding the anniversary of Richmond circle Jan. 5th, 1910, at which time several hundred people from other circlet will be present.
A USEFUL PRESENT Fear Your Father or Mother Is a nice pair of glasses. Just come in and pay for a pair and leave the rest to us. We will fit them out in a satisfactory manner. Hnner, The Jeweler 810 Main St F. Hi EDMUNDS, Optometrist.
ESTABLISHED IN 1851 You needn't wonder Any More Where to Purchase that Xmas Present. If you come to us You are sure to find The Newest Stock of Jewelry to select from. Lowest Prices Best Quality.
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JemilkDinis amcH Co.'s
Showing of Holiday Jewelry
Below Are A Pew Suggestions: Silver Mesh Bags, $3.00 to $15.00. Rugs from $1.00 to $1,000.00 A big line of Fobs for ladies and men from $2 to $20. Bracelets for Children and Ladies from 50c to $35.00. The latest designs in Back Combs
La Vailleres in many styles set with a profusion of jewels. Belt Pins in large assortments from $1.00 to $25.00 Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pin sets Diamonds ! Diamonds ! $3.50 to $ 1 ,000 With this large variety of the precious stones, is there any wonder we can claim to be the -largest diamond dealers in South Eastern Indiana? We can show diamonds at all prices and in all sizes. Come in and see our large collection before buying. lien's and Women's Watches $1.00 to 500 The greatest and prettiest line of watches ever seen in this part of the state. Think of it; showing a collection from $1.00 to $500.00 is there any wonder we boast that we can show you just what you want for Christmas? JeokDims & Co. 726 Main St.
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