Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 119, 6 March 1910 — Page 8

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A modern advertisement teeming with a multitude of money saving quotations that illustrate A MARCH MERCHANDISE MOVEMENT CHARACTERISTIC OF OUR PHENOMENAL SPRING SHOWING OF ASSORTMENTS, STYLES AND PRICES. The many-sided interests involved appear to everybody. The aggregation of spring economies are matchless and resistless. You may comprehend the scope and magnitude of these offerings when we inform you that these specials are merely a few, winnowed from here and there throughout the store. Just when other dealers everywhere are talking of "higher prices" we almost overwhelm you with values that are novel and unequalled. All who are in the mood to make their dimes and dollars command the best bargains in fresh and worthy merchandise should not remain away. Come ! See ! While Assortments Remain Complete and Unbroken

Fine Embroideries Unequalled Others have tried to imitate, but have fallen far short. Our reputation for fine high grade Embroideries is heralded far and . wide. See our Fine Swiss 27 inch Flouncings, worth to $1.25, only 59c Yd. Bandings and Insertions to match only 49c Yd. See our Fine Swiss and Nainsook 18 inch Flouncings and Corset Covers, worth to 50c, only 29c Yd. See our Embroideries at 5c, at 10c, at 15c, at 19c, in many instances worth double the asking. Fine Laces Likwise Unequalled Fine wide Normandie Val. Laces up to 6 inches wide, worth to 25c yd., only 10c Yd. Fine all linen Torchon Laces, up to 4 inches wide, worth 1 0c yard, only 5c Yd. Fine Cotton Torchon Laces, easily worth 10c, only 5c Yd.

Fine Val. Lace, you pay 8 and 10c for no better, only 5c Yd. 10c Cotton Cluny Laces only 5c Yd. EASTER HOSIERY SPECIAL Ladies' Geneva Silk Hose, spring's newest shadings, a regular 50c value, only 25c Pr. LITTLE TOTS' SPRING HEADWEAR, Specially priced at 25 and 50c. Pretty Rib'bon trimmed, Tuscan Braided Bonnets, Lawn Caps, and Silk Emb'd Caps. x You'll appreciate these. UNUSUAL SHOWING OF LADIES' FANCY NECKWEAR, neat tailored washable stocks and jackets, many pretty styles, choice 25c Our Spring Ginghams My, how they are selling! The assortment, styles and prices of these popular and serviceable wash fabrics will certainly appeal to your self interests. Unusual values, prices and styles, 10c Yd., 15c Yd., 25c Yd.

Spring Percales Low Priced 15c Quadrigo Percales, light and dark colors 121c Yd. Double fold 10c Percales, light and colors at 7c Yd. Galatea Suitings, pretty stripe and check effects, worth 18c and 20c, our prices 15c and 18c Regular 15c and 17c Fancy Sheer White Goods, stripes, checks and figures, only 121c Yd. Fancy Printed and Plain Colored Flaxons, worth 20c yard, only 15c Yd. Plain colored linen finished Suitings, regular 20c goods, only'.-. 17c Yd. Plain and fancy 18c Suitings, linen finished, only 15c Yd.

Fine Printed Batistes You'll wonder how we do it. Pretty floral, dot, stripe and check effects, looks a regular 10c value, as introductory in our Wash Goods Section, only 5c Yd. 50c Satin finished Poplins, see the new shades, special 39c Yd. 25c White Waistings, Special 17c Yd. Remarkable Showing ot Ladies' fine Undermuslins Quality, Style and Price Lowness Certainly Reigns Supreme. Pretty Corset Covers and Drawers at... 25c Extra Quality and Pretty Style Garments, 50c Unusual values at 75c and $1.00. Gowns, Chemise, Skirts, Combinations and Princess Slips of unusual daintiness and quality selling up to $4, $6, & $8.00 Don't miss them.

Spring's Latest Arrivals Blooming For It In Bewitching Array In All Departments. Keep In Touch With Then, Twill Be Worth While.

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ARREST RICH WOMAN

Wife of a Wealthy German in Custody for Writing to an Actor.

EPISTLES STRANGE ONES

(Special Cable from the International News Service.) Berlin, March 5, The wife of one of Berlin's merchant princes, who occupied one of the most prominent positions in society in the capital, was arrested recently for writing letters of an extraordinary character to Giuseppe Guampietro, the actor. At the police station she was questioned at length, and vehemently declared her innocence, but finally she broke down and made a full confession that she was the author of the letters, which numbered many hundreds, and that she had been led to write them by her passionate love of the actor, who ignored her. The woman and her husband had been associated on terms of friendship with the actor and his wife for three or four years, and the letters began to arrive a few months after the beginning of their acquaintance. Some time later the letters were succeeded by scurrilous postcards. As many as eight cards arrived in a day. The actor appealed to the police for protection, and some of the most expert detectives were entrusted with the solution of the mystery. It was evident from the contents of the letters that they were written by some one well acquainted with the actor, his circle of friends and his mode 01 life. The letters offered no clue because the writing was carefully disguised. . Ultimately, careful observations revealed that this woman was friendly with a shop girl, w-ho posted the letters for her. Detection finally ensued and the woman was seen walking along the street with the shop girl, to whom she had given a letter. The girl was in the act of dropping the letter In a postbox when she was seized by detectives, who arrested her and also the merchant's wife. The perpetrator is forty years of age, has been married eighteen years,. and is the mother ot three children.

MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE. All Master Masons are requested to meet at Masonic Temple Monday, March 7, at 1 p. m., to attend the funeral of Bro. Geo. M. Reiser. GEO. R. GAUSE. W. M. Webb Lodge.

PROVES ITS WORTH

(Special Cable from the International News Service.) London, March 5. What Is believed to be the first occasion on which the identity of a dead man has been established by means of the fingerprint system now in use by the police, occurred recently at Slough. ' The body of a man was found on the Great Western Railway, near Taplow, in a badly mutilated condition, portions of the remains being found some distance from the body. There was nothing on the body to lead to identification, and the coroner's jury returned a verdict of "Found dead on the line."

Meanwhile Superintendent Pearman

of Slough, took the dead man's finger prints, a gruesome task, as one of the arms was completely severed from the trunk. The prints were sent to Scotland Yard, and there they were immediately identified as those of a man named Downes, of Deal.

VISIT THE NEW SODA FOUNTAIN.

Have just installed a new Iceless Soda Fountain the only one of its kind in the city perfectly sanitary. We serve all flavors in soda's and Sundaes and other soft drinks. Give us a call. Fosler's Pharmacy, 105 Richmond Ave.

SUCCUMBS TO HURTS

Chicago, March 5. Detective John W. Wren died today at the Passavant Memorial hospital. His death followed a revolver battle Friday morning with three Italian suspects whom he and his partner, Patrick J. Quinn, who was also wounded, had stopped to question.

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