Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 154, 10 April 1910 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN TELEGRAM, SUNDAT, APRIL 10, 1910.

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CwliMMes Tlffwffllhwii He fimire WmSk oil April Dalfly New Bargain nnsttallinnicntts Tliatl Will Interests Every Dry Goods Buyer Tine Wonderfully New, Good, Pretty Uselul LAMES' T AHLOR-M APE SUITS at ONE-THIRD OIFIF Attracts Scores of Buyers. They buy as quickly as they can be waited upon. Dead of the Ladles Suits; Rend About the Waists; Read About the Muslins, the Ginghams, the Prints ; Read About the White Goods Table Linens and Towels, Lace Curtains and Draperies. Remember This April Sale Continues All During April The mere mention that we are determined to reduce our immense stock $10,000 in the month of April must make every reader know at once that we must do something very unusual it means that the Big PRICE REDUCTIONS must be made. It means that we must crowd our store with people and that every person must be a buyer. , By way of convincing that this is a Bona Fide and "not a make believe" sale and that Price Reduction are real, we ask of you to read over the list of things we mention and let us in this connection say, that only apart of the hundreds of articles to be sold cheap, are mentioned here. READ2 READ? IRE AO 2 XDne Splsndlicl Bargains Quoted Below.

BIO BARGAINS IN THE LADIES' READY TO WEAR DEPARTME NTS. 150 LADIES' NEW SPRING SUIT8, all made off the newest fabrics, all made In the latest, most approved popular manner, all sizes, the latest colorings. These suits must and are going to be sold at once. Now Read Vhat Ve Say About the Prices Every suit In our store, regardless of color or quality, no matter how good It may seem to us, no matter how much loss it may show us, is to be sold at a discount of one-third off do you realize what that signifies to us? Do you reallie what It means to you? Just this you buy at less than the New York cost to us, away under this cost, and to think you have the entire season before you. Figure the discount, figure the barajlan . . .. . 4- . $12.50 8ults, all wool Suits, splendidly tailored, beautiful new shadings m- mtm ... ... $8.33 $15 Suits,' as good, yes better than 15 dollars ever bought, at $10 $20 Suits, and let us say right here that our $20 suits look like and are as -good as $25 suits elsewhere. April Discount Price $13.66 $25 Ladles Suits, all go In, none reserved or excepted, at 1-3 off making ' them to you at t ..." .$16.67 Regardless of the fact that these Ladies' Suits show us a big loss, al- ' teratlone will be made free of cost, the only thing we ask will be a little patience on your part as to the time of delivering them to you. Come for the first choice, but remember they are all good, all new, and every one a big bargain. Sizes 16 ages up to 44 bust. MAGNIFICENT LINE OF LADIES' JACKETS AND COATS ALL NEW. MUSLINS, GINGHAMS, CALICOES, AT GREAT BARGAIN PRICES. Read these quotations all through. There will be something that will appeal to you and these prices on that article will be at a big saving price. , - ' Best Hope Bleached Musiin, per yard ... ...... ...8c . Best Lonsdale Breached Muslin, green ticket ... ... ...10c Best Lonsdale Cambric, per yard ... ... ... ... ...11c Best "Forget-Me-Not" Bleached Muslin ....... ................ ...8c 2,000 yards Best Grey Prints, per yard ... ... .4'ic 2,000 yds. best Light Shirting Prints, Merrimao brand, during sale, while they last 5c Apron Gingham, good quality .. 5c , DRESS GINGHAMS till you can't rest, the quality and variety is so great. Soft, good Dress Ginghams, fast colors and good styles,-worth 10c . ... .6c Celebrated Red Seal Ginghams, nobody sells them at less than 12'2c, ' most people at more. Our Sale Price is, per yard... ... 9c , Palmer Seersuckers, best wearing, .fastest colors, during this sale.... 10c . SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES READ ABOUT THEM. 45x36 Piilow Cases, soft and all right ... ..................... .9c . Hemstitched Pillow Cases, 45x36, splendid, quality; there' is no better, 2 for ... 25c 81x90 Bleached Sheets, during sale ... ... ... ......... ...39c 81x90 eplendid, heavy Bleached Sheets, worth 75c . .50c WHITE GOODS BARGAINS Do not overlook this splendid opportunity because one as good seldom comes. Fine, soft, 20c and 25c White Goods, satin stripes, dimities, and so forth, during April Sale 10c ' Fine Dotted Swisses, all sizes, splendid quality for dresses, a dandy for drapery, if desired, 15c grade, per yard 9c 40 inch double-fold Curtain Swisses, the best you can buy. Price for a few days... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. .10c ' The best grade Colonial Drapery, all choice colorings and combinations, , regular 25c grade ......... . ...19c JUST ARRIVED, ANOTHER DANDY WHITE GOODS BARGAIN SUCH AS YOU NEVER SAW. Fine.. sheer, embroidered Mulls, goods made to sell. as high a 50c per yard; a failure to see them is a mistake without a doubt. April Sale Price ..v ; .. , 15c; Things like the above will make this' sale a howling success. Sale continues during April. . , , . BIG LINEN BARGAINS 1C0 dozen only to cell of these ' Half Linen Huck, Guest Towel, good size, splendid weight, soft, no dressing, made to sell at 10c each; this April Sale gives them to you at 10e-aer pair or ... .;. .. ... ... ... ... ... ......... .:.5e each

38x20 White Towel, soft and pretty embroidery figured Towel looks like and is a good 20c grade. April price is ...... . 10c 38x18 fine 25c soft Hemstitched Huck Towel, you never saw one prettier - or much better; during 'the sale we eell them, a pair for 25c Table Damask at bargain prices. During this bargain time, Bleached Table Damask, wide and mercerized, April Price ... .t. ... ...20c LOOK AT THESE TRULY GREAT BARGAINS IN THE SILK DEPARTMENT. 27 inch Jappo Silk, all shades, April Sale ... ... ... ... ...25c, 27 inch fancy brocaded Jappo Silk, do not pull, wear splendidly, these are the regular 50c quality,1 not refuse lot but on the contrary beautiful, new goods, every desirable shade, including high colors. We sell them during this sale at... ..................... ... 29c 28 inch Rajah Silks, mercerized, all shades, and a splendid 39c grade that will not pull ... ... ... 25c 28 inch satin finished Mercerized striped Poplin, the 39c grade 25c . 28 inch fine corded Poplin, the sweetest, prettiest fabric of all, just new, worth 39c... ... ... ... ... ...... ... ............... ...25c 10 pieces striped Poplins to close, all pretty designs, largely linen colors ... .... '.. ... ...IZYzC LADIES' BARGAIN HOSIERY MISSES' HOISERY BARGAINS BEST VALUES EVER SHOWN. Ladies' Fine Gauge (black) full sizes and lengths, worth 15c, 3 pairs for ... ... ... , ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .-. 25c Ladies' Ribbed Top Fast Black Hose, worth 15c, per pair.... ... ...10c : Ladies' Burson, (white feet, split sole or solid black) Hose, known as the best 25c Hose from all standpoints, during Sale time... ... ... 19c Misses' Fine Ribbed Mercerized Hosiery, worth 25c per pair, 2 pairs for ... ... ... ... ......... ... ... ... ...25c Misses' and children's fast black, fine ribbed Hose, double knee, worth 15c, per pair ........... .10e Extra Special Men's Fancy 25c half hose, the greatest men's bargain sox. ' During Sale, 2 pairs for ... ... ... ... ...25c Ladies' Summer Underwear Bargains, extra special, fine gauge, full size Ladies' Vest, a regular 15c grade, during this sale 3 for ... ... 25c i MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR AT BARGAIN PRICES. Men's ribbed French neck, full sized, shirts, drawers to match, worth 29c, April Sale price ... .' ...19c Men's Porous Knit Shirts ard Drawers, splendid, strong quality, April Sale 19c 6 inch All Silk Taffeta Ribbon ... ... ... .. .... .. .. .19c 7 inch Satin Taffeta Ribbon ... ... ............. ... ... ... ...19c Ncs. 80 to 22 All Silk Taffeta, the 10 and 20c grade .'-...10c 20c and 25c Dutch Collars, lace and embroidery trimmed ... ... ...10c 20c and 25c Jabot, lace and embroidery trimmed ... ... ... ...10c HANDKERCHIEF BARGAIN UNUSUAL. Ladies' Hemstitched White Handkerchiefs, worth 5c each, per dozen 25c Gents' Colored Border Handkerchiefs, fast colors and hemstitched, worth 10c each, while they last, each ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 4c Ladies' White Initial Handkerchiefs, all initials, fine and dainty, worth 10c, each ...... ... ............... ... ...... ... ... ,;.4c Dollar Kid Gloves (in good condition) to close at a ruinous price, small t sizes, while they last, a pair... ... ... ... ... ...25c 12 inch Ladies' Seal Bag, interior purse, a dandy, new, well trimmed bag, looks like 75c during this April sale ... ... ... ... ... ... ...39c Sale continues all during April. . BIG EMBROIDERY BARGAINS Corset Cover Embroidery, 18 inches wide, per yard ... 12',ic Extra wide Bands, Embroidery, regular 20c width and quality, per yd 10c 4 inch Embroideries, pretty patterns and Splendid quality, worth up to 10c per yard ... ... ... ... . - ...5c Look up the oetter grades of Embroideries; 'twill pay. Big Bargains In them. f" ... .' SPLENDID SHIRT WAISTS BARGAIN Just arrived, 20 dozen Ladies' new Shirt Waists, worth up to $130 each, April Price . ... ... ... 95c Ladies' Black Satine Mercerized Petticoat, while here ... ... ... ...40c Better Petticoats of all kinds reduced for this sale. Ladies' Muslin Underwear at Splendid April bargain prices. Children's Muslin Underwear, per garment ... ... ... ..j 10e Grand bargains in Lace Curtains Extra Special $130 Mission Net Curtains, 100 pairs of them to go at per pair .....95c

The above quotations should impress you with the importance of attending this April sale, not only one, but every day of its existence. Every item we mentioned is good, every one is at a great bargain price, and the half is not told of the goods, to be sold, at in many instances, almost half price. ' Especially do we wish to impress everyone of the magnificent opportunity to buy a ladies tailored suit at the greatest bargain price for choice goods ever offered by us. Think it all over, then come the first and every day in April. ' : . ; ' , - ,

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Sale Continues All During the Month Exclusive Agents Fop McCall Patterns

SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK, j the beautiful new clubhouse ot the Wo.

Monday Mr. ' Edward Cates will

give a dinner -at Dayton. Ohio, in honor of the Lahr-Cates bridal party. The journey will be made in automobiles.

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y.

M. C A. will meet in the afternoon at three o'clock in the Y. M. C. A. building.

Dorcas society will meet with Mrs.

Edward Warfel at her home on North

B street.

The Ticknor club will meet in the

afternoon.

Magazine club will hold its weekly

meeting.

Tuesday Cotillion club will give a

dance in the Odd Fellows' hall.

Mrs. Ray K. Shlveley will enter

tain with an afternoon tea in honor of Miss Josephine Cates.

The Tenth Infantry of Fort Benja

min Harrison wil present a minstrel

show at the Gennett theater. A number of parties for the affair will be

given. '

Miss Juliet Swayne will give a din

ner in the evening at six-thirty o'clock

for the Lahr-Cates bridal party.

Members of an afternoon card club

will meet.

Wednesday An evening meeting of

the Music Study club will be held in the Starr Piano parlors at eight

o'clock. '

Mrs. Prank H. Glass will be host

ess for a meeting of th Home Eco

nomic Study club

Members of the Penny club will

meet in the afternoon and lunch day

will be observed.

miss josepmne cates win give a

dinner in the Westcott hotel for mem

bers of the bridal party and Invited

guests.

Thursrday The wedding of Mr.

Herbert Lahr and Miss Josephine

Catets, daughter of Mr. and Mrs

George Cates will be celebrated in

the evening at six-thirty o'clock in

the First Presbyterian church.

Members of a Thursday card club

will meet.

An evening meeting of the Women's

Collegiate club will be held

Woman's Relief Corps will meet in

the post rooms at the court house.

Friday A meeting of the Tourist

club will be held at the home of Mr

and Mrs. Edgar Hiatt

J J Jt POST CARD SHOWERS.

Post card showers are cuite a new

social feature and are beinsr riven

quite frequently. This feature of en

tertainment does not necessitate the arduous task of deciding what gown

shall be worn. All that is necessary is

to buy and mail a pretty post card

the price of the card being governed

by the judgment and- iberality of the

sender. One or the chief requirements is that the card be mailed on

a certain date, thereby reaching the

recipient on the day of his or her birthday, and even .better yet, the same mail as those sent by other frinedsor h ETA SH SHR SH SHS friends if possible.

. Jt . VISITING MISS MAL8BY. Miss Lena Luddington of Cambridge

City, Indiana, is the guest of Miss Lou

ise Malsby over Sunday. Miss Luddington came over to attend the dance given Friday evening by the Fuzz Buzz club.

J J RETURNED TO INDIANAPOLIS Mrs. Rev. J. Ragle and son Fowler.

of Indianapolis, who have been visiting

Mrs. Kagie s daughter, Mrs. W. L. Miller of South Thirteenth street, for the past week, have returned to Indian apolis. :

J J j A GUEST HERE. Miss Susan Brownell of Cincinnati

is the guest of Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds at her home In the Wayne Flats.

WAS HERE YESTERDAY. Miss Ruby. Bryant of Libert v. In.

diana. was the guest of friends in this

city Saturday. - . .

js jl jH , .ATTENDANTS AT WEDDING. The attendants at the marriaee of

Miss Clara Lancaster and J. Walter Krull, Tuesday evening;, will be Miss

Harriet Lancaster, maid of honor: Benjamin Matthews, of Chicago, best man:

Margery Spencer, a niece of the brideelect, flower maid, and Misses Jess Ragedale. Helen Krnll, Vera ' Jacobs,

Inez Foley, Roxana Thayer and Mrs.

James Dow, ribbon bearers. Indianapolis News. - :

Miss Foley has relatives in this city. J Jt J BOX PARTIES.

The boxes at the Gennett Theater

for the Tenth United States Infantry Minstrels have been eneased bv In-

I dianapolis guests. .

MINOR-WHITE.

Mr. Harry Minor and Miss Cleo

White were married Saturday after

noon at five o'clock by the Rev. .T

Cook Graham in the Fifth Street parsonage. They will reside In this cits'.

js si jt " TO ATTEND MEETING. : Several women, who are prominent In 4td tftv"er 1isH tffwtAa

fas delegates to the meeting of - the

General Federation of Women's clubs

to be held in Cincinnati. An excellent

slipping concerning the meeting is:

.1 noughts of the club women of th

I country are turning toward Cincinnati, where the biennial of the General Fed-

Ie ration of Woman's Clubs will be held May 11 to 1 This is the tenth bien

nial of the organization, and It

Iises to be the most notable gathering of club women ever held In this coun

try . The first day (May 12) is to be

devoted to art. The Cincinnati Wo

man's Art Club will rive a recention

at the art museum in Eden park, fol

lowing a conference at the Art academy. The same afternoon the Rook wood pottery will be ooen until : six

(o'clock to. visitors. A traveling loan

I exhibit of originals la oils and water

colors will be on view. The local biennial board will give two receptions Satorday, May 14. ' One wfil be held at

man's Club and the other will be held .

at the Country Club. The afternoon of

May 11 the 'state" will be at home at , the Hotel Sinton. Thursday afternoon, ;

U.u 111 tv nHU. ,11t o uAntlnn m -

Ft. Thomas. Ky. Friday. May K there will be an excursion to Mommoth , cave, given by the Kentucky State Fed-. . eration of Clubs. The local committee

has made elaborate arrangements for , every detail of the meeting. Indians ' polis News. ;(

- v J REVIEW OF PAST WEEK. . A number of very pleasant social ,

events were given during the past :

week by hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Johnson gave a dinner In honor ot the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. nil Ti-e Ranfaniln Inhmann . Small

wooden shoes filled with Killarney

roses were used in appointing the table and were appropriate to the occasion.

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Thomas M.

Kaufman gave a bridge party tor Miss Cates. Guests were invited for three tables.

Wednesday noon the Domestic Set- -

ence association enjoyed a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Howard Jones. After

lunch a business session was held. ' Friday afternoon' Mrs. Edwin Cates entertained with a bridge party for Miss Cates and Miss Reba Stutson,

April brides. In the evening of the same day the Fuzz Buzz club gave its third dance j In the Odd Fellows' ball. A large num. ber of young people were In attendance. A number of equally charming events are scheduled for this week. AUTOMOBILES RESPONSIBLE. An article in the Indianapolis News of last evening Is of interest and partly explains the lull In social affairs. The article says: Automobiles are responsible for a ? change in social lite. First, because c money that was formerly spent for entertainment is now spent for these fast, speeding machines, and, second. - because people with the machines spend -their time In them riding over the , country, and they find their pleasure ,. j ....tu. u tvla rt(h than In

AUU V-VWV. .w - " . the crowded and heated rooms. There are hundreds of owners of machines, and it is their pleasure to enjoy the fresh air and the trips, and many are the day trips taken by persons that i ..Mnn thnuffht nf rttftln IW1T frOOl i

V IUVIM MWMBw w. t w - town except in midsummer. Now the owners of cars do not think anything of riding to remote parts ot the stateto Chicago, to Ohio cities, to Cincinnati rnP . riov nr aomethinc like that.

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Nothing IS mougui m m ruu w .- : mnnH nn the east, or Terre Haute on

the west, just to stay few hours.

j. Jl JS HOEL-FOWLER. The wedding of Mr. Aaron Hoel and; Miss Iola Fowler was celebrated last evening at eight o'clock in the Fifth btreet parsonage, the Rev. J. Cook Graham performing the ceremony.' Mr. and Mrs. Hoel-will reside on North Eighth streeL Their, many friends ex

tend hearty congratulations. .a jt -

TO INDIANAPOLIS. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph O. Leeds with ... n . ,1 t

tneir guest, juiu ouhu oiwwub Cincinnati, went to Indianapolis, to spend the day with friends. ; T. P. O'Connor while In America told many a story about - absentee land lords. "One of these men. said Mr. O'Connor, "wrote to bis Kerry steward from a Piccadilly club ta the troublous days of Land league and moonlighters: . "Tell the tcnanta that no threats to

shoot you' will frighten met "Detroit

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Itching, Burning- Ervp&a '" ftaa Head to foot Doctor Gsre llsr Up Entirely Rr$t ApplicsScacf Cutlcura Brought Rslict trJClcrp. CUTICURA REMEDIES EFFECT PERFECT CURE "Four years ags I suffered setewly with a terrible enema, being ma off

sores from bead to feet and for six weeks confined to my bed. During that time 1 suffered continual torture from : itching and burning.' After being given up bjr my doctor I was adUad to trr the CuO-

cura Remedies. After -the first bath with Cuticura Boep and appttcatiotk of Cutiouim Omt- t meat I enfcwd theSrst

good sleep during tar entire illness. I also used Cuticura Resolvent and tb -treatment was continued for about three weeks. At the end cf that time I wan . able to be about tb house, entirely rill mA uul him ill JtiM mimmm

I would adviis any person suffer? ' from any form of akin trouble to try tbCuticura Remedies as I know what they did for me. Mrs. Edward Kenning. Ilia Saline St., Watertown, Ji. April 11, 10' Cuticura Soa

Soothins, CooUn Rcresss for Tender Sktes. Because of its deHoata. etnoCieiit. sanative, antiseptic properties derived from Cutfcura, united with the purest -of aaponaoaous ingredients nad moet , , refreabmx of flower odors, Cutieum :

Boap is uarrvaued for deanstag, preeerv-

ing and purifying tho skin, scalp, Mur aad hasds, for dupaliwig itching, tanta tion and inflammation aad preventing : doritegef tbepotw. theeanseof many dieLs-uratX facial eruptions. AM who -detiit ia a clear skin, oft. white hands, : a ti n" whslesoaM seaip aad live, gloasy .. hair. wUt fkd that CuUoura Soap reaasai mi m imiI ill mft .. .

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