Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 44, 21 December 1909 — Page 8

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If You Have Decided That the gift you have been doubtful about shall be that which will win more than pasting favor. That It shall be a gift which will bring many pleasant memories of you, the giver. That it shall be a sensible, useful gift. Or If You Have Not Decided what will most nearly make this ideal gift that you have in mind. Then to you we say. Give Our Shoes. Whether it be a gift for a man or woman, boy or girl here you will find that which you can be sure will give just such pleasure and satisfaction as you want your gift to give. You will find dress shoes, work shoes, warm shoes for cold winter weather, dainty dress shoes for evening wear, at prices ranging from $2.50 to $6. Shoes with quality, shoes with class, shoes with style. Buy Our Slippers m Slippers, too, will fill the want, will satisfy you and will satisfy those to whom they go. Warm felt slippers for women, easy, comfortable slippers for men at prices ranging from $3 downward to 49c for men and from $2 to 98c for womjn. Buy Our High Top Shoes Give the little fellow that present he has been longing for most. That present from which he will get the most good. That present which will protect his feet and insure better health. Give him the kind of high top shoes that 'his playmates have found to wear long and well. Give him our shoes. Selling from $2.50 to $3.25. Chats. H. Feltman Two Stores 724 Main 807 Main

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WHY DEPRIVE YOURSELF AND LOVED ONES OF THE LITTLE THINGS WHICH BRING SO MUCH HAPPINESS FOR THE ONE DAY OF THE YEAR, CHRISTMAS, AND WHY CAUSE THE SORE DISAPPOINTMENTS TO YOUR LOVED ONES, THAT THE ABSENCE OF THESE SEEMING NECESSITIES IS SURE TO BRING? ' We all must agree that It is necessary to prepare for this special emergency, but sometimes,' we find ourselves short of the necessary money. Then the question for you to determine to your own satisfaction is, where is the place to get the money, so that it may be had to your best advantage. This certainly means a great deal to you, especially since you are now paying about war prices for all the necessities of life. Let us settle this matter for you. Listen to Our Guarantee: "OVER OUR SIGNATURE, WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE TO LOAN YOU MONEY AT A DECIDEDLY LOWES RATE THAN CAN BE HAD FROM ANY SIMILAR CONCERN IN THE CITY, NONE EXCEPTED' You can secure any amount from $10 to $200 from us, without any red tape or delay, on your household goods, piano, livestock, farming implements or any other personal property, without removal, and you can repay us In sums so small you will scareely miss the money. If In need of money and you cannot call at .the office, 'phone us or fill out and mall us the following and our agent will bring the money to your door.

ment. Although the remainder of the new building will be four stories high, the section embracing the gymnasium will be but two stories high. Needless to say it will be equipped in most modern fashion and with all recommended appliances for the physical development of both boys and girls. The dimensions of the gymnasium are 38 feet wide by 74 feet long. Even Have Forge Shop. On the south side of the first floor will be located the forge shop, the manual training room, machine room, wood working room, tool room and lumber storage room. These departments will be in every respect equipped with the most modern machinery and tools. The girls will be interested particularly in the departments to be located on the north side of the first floor. Here a domestic science room, for experimental, practical and study purposes, and a sewing room will be located. In the domestic science room will be located the kitchen, and the sidewalls faced up with enamel brick half way to the ceiling. At one end of this room will be situated a range, built into the wall and on a Betting of enamel brick. Above the range will be a hood with an exterior flue which will carry off all fumes. In the cen

ter of this room will be a large table.

sufficient for 35 girls to gather around at one time. There will be specially arranged cabinets so that each girl will

have a place in which to place her apron, cap and other things. The school will supply the department with all cooking utensils and other needed articles.

The sewing room will likewise ac

commodate a class of 35 or more pu

pils. Sewing machines, run by electrical power, will be provided. One

section of the room will be partitioned off for a fitting room.

Corridor Arrangements. The corridors in the first floor will

extend around the gymnasium and auditorium. This arrangement is also the

same on the second floor. On the third and fourth floors the corridors will extend the length of the building but the arrangement of the corridors

will be slightly altered from that of

the first and second, floors.

Two large stairways of reinforced

concrete construction, will give access

to the second story. On either side of the balcony, the auditorium, on the

east side of the building, will be two

large study rooms. On this floor will

also be located rooms for the wood turning and mechanical drawing de

partments. The mechanical drawing

room will be specially equipped and In some respects, even elaborately so,

in order that the best and quickest advancement of the pupils may be facilitated.

The principal will have his office on

the second floor in the middle room, off the south corridor. He will have

two rooms, one for public reception, and one for his private use. In the office will be located the telephone central exchange and also the clock system. ' In respect to the telephone sys

tem, it was stated that there will be a telephone in each room, both in the new building and the Garfield building. The clock system of the school will be such that every clock in the building will keep uniform time. Clocks Control Bells. These clocks will be regulated by the master clock In the principal's office. The latter clock will be so regulated, that at the opening and close of each period it will automatically cause every clock in the building to ring a bell. On the third floor, the art gallery will be of most interest to the public. It is located immediately over the auditorium. It is two stories high and practically of the same dimensions as the auditorium. All exterior light will be gained from skylights. This is done in order that a perfect light will always be had on the exhibits. At night the gallery will be lighted by specially arranged incandescent and arc lights. The original plans of the building have been changed so that the "Tortoise Fountain" may be located in the corridor, at the entrance of the gallery. To the north of the gallery will be another large study room. On the opposite corner will be the school library, equipped with modern tables, steel book racks and lighted by electricity. The library will have an entrance into the art gallery. Business Department. To the west of the library, located along the south, wal! of the building, will be the business department, where short hand, book keeping, typewriting and the like, will be taught. On the north side of the third floor Is located the rest room for teachers, pupils and visitors. Two rooms for the draw

ing department complete the arrangement of this side of the building on the third floor. The chemical, botany and physics departments will be located on the

fourth, or top floor. Most unique n ,

arrangement for these departments is that for the study of botany. The botany room will be provided with a conservatory- Plants will be grown here the year round. Even those of the most delicate variety, which require running water, can be cared for. The botany, chemical and physics departments . will be provided with experimental and lecture rooms. Lanterns will be located in each of the rooms in order that the instructors may the more readily emphasize their lectures and demonstrations.

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Get a box of Price's fine Chocolates;

they have some very handsome packages. 17-18-21-22-23 Miss Marguerite Doan, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Miriam McDivitt, will spend a part of the holidays with friends and relatives in Winchester. For Xmas gifts, what more appropriate than hand made art work at Bradbury's, 1015 Main. 15-17-19-21 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Randle will

spend Christmas with relatives in

Portland.

See display of art work at Brad

bury's, 1015 Main. 15-17-19-21

Mrs. Maggie Fitzgibbons and her two

children, with Ella McHugh, will spend Christmas and Sunday with friends

and relatives in Hamilton.

Prices's have an elegant line of neat boxes filled with fine chocolates. You will like them. 17-18-21-22-23 The Spa of the Young Men's Chris

tian association will be closed Christ

mas. Fine assortment of pictures framed in artistic style. All kinds for gifts,

at Morris & Co.'s. 20-3t Mrs. Anna Keough of this city will have as her guest during the holidays, her daughter, who is attending college

at Oldenberg.

Great line of framed pictures for Christmas purchasers at Morris &

Co.'s. 20-St Miss Jessie Landwehr, society editor

of the Evening Item, will spend Christ

mas with friends and relatives in De

troit. Price's Ice Cream all the year round

Block Cream and individual moulds made to order. 17-18-21-22-23 Frederick Turbyville, an Earlham

student, will spend Christmas and a part of the holidays with relatives at

Decatur, 111.

Morris & Co.'s Book and Art Store for elegant gift articles. 720 Main

street 20-3t Miss Frances and Miss Eleanor Robinson will spend several weeks in the

West They will visit their nephew

Mr. Willard Yeo, and his wife at Salt

Lake, Utah, on Christmas.

Our immense output of candy enables us to keep on hand

constantly an entirely fresh

stock of sweets that will not

harm the most delicate diges

tive organs. Eat all you like.

We guarantee their absolute purity and wholesomeness.

" Greek Candy Store.

Wilson Magraw, a well known young

man, who went west two years ago

and is now traveling for a Kansas City wholesale house, is visiting with his

parents and friends during the holi

days.

Figs, Nuts, Dates and Malaga Grapes, the very best; you get thera at Price's. 17-18-21-22-23

The Lincolnshire (England) county court ordered a man, who was owing $90 to a money lender, to pay the debt in instalments of 2 cent a month, at which. rate it will take 305 years to

pay off the sum.

Plenty of nice fresh Oysters for the

holidays at Price's. Selects, Standards

and Counts every day by express.

17-18-21-22-23

The bursting of a gas main in Horse

feery road. Westminister, London

led to the serious illness of a number of the residents in the locality. The Eras company provided the sufferers

with, medical aid and milk.

With Christmas again on

the threshold, Candy is the al

important topic in the minds

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Whatever others may be, we say it again and again, our

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good candy will be absent.

Greek Candy Store. You can get a nice box of chocolates

at Price's from 50c up to $3.00.

17-18-21-22-23

A flower cut in the morning will out

live flowers cut later in the day.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

Consul-General Robert P. Skinner, in a report on the manufacture of lactic acid in Germany, says that seven thousand to eight thousand tons of the product were exported to the United States in 1908, mostly via Rotterdam.

This acid is chiefly used by the American dyeing establishments, formic add having taken its place to a consider able extent the tanning industry.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

G. R.6L HOLIDAY TICKETS VA FARE ROUND TRIP to many points in Michigan, Indiana. Ohio,! Illinois and other states. Tickets on sale Dec 24, 25, 31 ftnd Jan. 1, good to return-until Jan. 3, 1910. -.

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on Us Men's Slippers from - 50c up Ladies Fur Trimmed Slippers from 75c up Children's Fur Trimmed Slippers from 50c up Boys' Rubber Boots from $1.50 up Men's Dress Shoes from J $2.50 to $6.00 Ladies' Dress Shoes from $2.00 to $4.00 Children's High Cut Shoes in Red or Black Top.

Boys' and Girls' Leggins, 50c to $1.15 Ladies' Overgaiters 25c to 75c We want to show you useful presents, the kind that is most appreciated. Cunningham

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