Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 246, 13 July 1910 — Page 5
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YARD WIDE BLACK TAFFETA Silk OOD 50c 27-INCH SILK SCARFING, Persian designs ..... 20c $5.95 LADIES' LINON LACE TRIMMED DRESSES, July price ........$3.95 PRETTY EMBROIDERED PANAMA SKIRTS, black, Tan, Grey, Navy $3.05 $5.00 RUSTLING TAFFETA SILK PETTICOAT.. $2.95
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MM CLEAMCE SALE Begins Wednesday Morning, July 1381i
Continues Daring Entire Month of July
" EVERY DAY IS YOURS FOR BARG
ALL BEST PRINTS, July price 41c GOOD INDIA LINEN, July price 4c FAST COLOR LAWNS, July price 4c GOOD APRON GINGHAM, July price 4c BEST LONSDALE CAMBRIC July price lie Sale Begins Wednesday, July 13th; Continues During July. AINS-
Ttowaite ol Iters To Be .Tdthc Iito Casl Every corner, every shelf, every esse, every ledge, under the counters and the tops of then have been searched have been mcde to contribute toward making this the greatest, of all July Sales. Thousands ol dollars worth of Dry Gcofis Iron the bssenent yA be brought forward to aid in making this "Ihe One Great July Dargain Event." Dear In mind, every dollars worth of goods will be desirable in quality. In style, and especially In price. LET YOURS BE THE FIRST CHOICE. Come to the Mashmeyer Store tor Bargains ! Real and Genuine Bargains ! Come Every Day All During the Month ot July. You'll Have No Regrets. Ciic Forward tor ladies' Ecaiy-to-Wcar (Garmcils Come, Sec the Slaughter in Prices - Witness the cat In Ladles' Linen Suits, Ladies' Linen Dresses, Ladles' Lingerie Dresses. Come forward for Ladles and Misses' Linen Coats, Ladies and Misses' Pongee Silk Coats, Ladies' Black Taffeta Silk Coats, Ladles' Linen Skirts. Come see the beautiful Wool Skirts, black and colors. The very prettiest and the best. All yours at a reduction in price.
Ladies' Poplin and Linen one-piece Dresses have been and are now worth $5.95; July price ' Ladies' Linen Coat Suits, worth up to $5.95; July price
$3.9$
Ladies' and Misses' Ail Silk 54 inch Pon-fbR flhE gee Coats, worth up to $12.50 and a) n 0Sy5D $15.00; July price - Ladies' fine Embroidered Panama WoolftXSJ) (TE Skirts, Black, Tan, Navy and Grey, jHgT) July price
The above items are quoted to give you an idea of what's doing Reed the Quotations. Read From Every Department. So Sure As You Come You Will Buy.
BEST SIMPSON PRINTS, Indigo, Grey, Black and White alcutta, July price ...........41o APRON GINGHAMS, fast colors, good cloth; T " July price -Hc PRETTY CHALLIES, oriental designs, July price ........... 4o INDIA LINEN . July price ...4o LONG CLOTH, yard wide, worth 15c, July price... 96 PRETTY FAST COLOR LAWNS July sale 4c
CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES; per yard 1 PENNY
VAL LACES, pretty and
fine 1 PENNY PLATT VAL, LACES, up to 2 inches .1 PENNY TORCHON LACES and Insertings up to 2 inches, . ........1 PENNY WIDE TORCHON LACES and Insertings to match ...3c PURE LINEN TORCHONS and Insertings to match, up to 4 inches wide .5c CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY BANDS, July price 2c
27-INCH FINE SWISS FLOUNCINGS, worth 65c, July price 39c SILKS VERY CHEAPFANCY SILKS, worth upto$1, Persian designs, to close in July at a yard 25c CORDED SATINS, high colors and black, all silk face, July price 25c MORA SILKS, in nearly all shades, worth 50c, July price 25c YARD WIDE BLACK TAFFETA, all silk, worth 75c, July price 50c
GREAT FRENCH GINGHAM
Bargains, beautiful closings and designs, worth 25 and 30c, July price ISo SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS, the ' 15c grade, July price 9c IMPERIAL GINGHAMS, 32 in., plain shades and checks, worth 18c 1 21c DRESS GINGHAMS, the 10c soft finished grade, July sale 5c 32 INCH FINE CHALLIES, the 121c grade, July sale price Die
YARD WIDE FANCY DRAPERIES for windows and doom, July closing g( BEST GRADE PERCALES, ten piece to close out, were 15c, July price 5C PINE SATIN ES, 32 Inch. 15c grade. 9c SILKALINES, lle quality, 10 pes. to close at q ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS HO Inch All Linen Pin Striped Suitings, were 25c, all colors. July closing price Jgg POPLIN BARGAIN, all colors, fine cloth, hest 25c grade, to close. .j Cjg LINON SUITINGS, plain' colors and medium and pin stripes, worth up to 15c, July clearance grj 15c FINE YARD WIDE BATISTE, all the new designs, absolutely fast colors, July price IfJC WHITE DOTTED SWISSES, ISc grade, July price J Qq 25c GRADE WHITE SWISSES, fine dress quality, July price q 10 INCH CAMBRIC FLOUNCINGS, Tucks and Inserting 1
WHITE CAMBRIC FLOUNCING,
lace and Embroidery trimmed.
12 to 15 Inch, per yard gg
CAMBRIC EMBROIDERY BANDS,
4 and S inch, worth up to 20c.
Vr yard t -JQC
CAMBRIC CORSET COVER EM BROIDERY, 18 inches wide, worth
5c to 30c. July price ."... J q
MEN'S MERCERIZED HOSE Seam less, pretty stripes, all colors.
July price IQq
MEN'S HALF HOSE Fast black.
3 pairs for 25c
MEN'S MERCERIZED HOSE, plain
shadings, pretty colorings, worth 20c per pair 2 pairs for 25c
MEN'S IMPORTED HOSE, French
heel and toe. regular quarter grade. July price 2 Pairs 25C
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN Shirts and
Drawers, 25c grade. July Sale "JQq
MEN'S 50c GRADE Balbrlggan Shirts
and Drawers, French neck. Dollar suits at Per Suit ygg
27 INCH SILK SCARFINGS, beautiful
designs, worth 50c, July Price 29c t
27 INCH ORIENTAL SCARFINGS,
worth 50c 29c
JAPPO SILKS, 27 inch, fancy designs.
75 patterns 2SC
PLAIN JAPPO SILKS, 27 inch.
all shades 25c . SPLENDID HOSIERY BARGAINS
FAST BLACK CHILDREN'S HOSE.
sizes 6 to 9V&. 15c grade. July prico 3 pairs fr25c
CHILDREN'S HOSE, fine quarter
grade, will surprise, sIzqs 6 to 10. July price .2 Pairs for 25 C
LADIES' RIB TOP HOSE, fast black.
15c quality, July price "JQq LADIES SPLIT SOLE Fast Black
Hose 2 pairs for 25c
ladies hose, DiacK, wntte reel.
July price "JQg
SILK LISLE LADIES' HOSE.
July Sale ; 20c MUSLIN BARGAINS FOR JULY
BEST HOPE MUSLIN Per yard LONSDALE. CAMBRIC, grade. July price
7c
the best
11c
BLEACHED SHEETS, good quality.
another shipment of these excellent 'Sheets, 72x90, July price 3Qq
75c QUALITY SHEETS, .will wear
equal to dollar grade, July price QQq
PILLOW CASES, 36x42 inches, soft
muslin, and good, July price -JQq
9-4 BLEACHED SHEETING, a splen
did quality, July price J Cjg
26 INCH CHALLIES, pretty Persian
designs. July price 4q
THE BEST PERCALES Our regular
Sea Island quality, in new patterns. July price . . . J 2c RIBBON BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
ALL SILK RIBBONS, all wide widths,
22 to SO, splendid ribbon, splendid bargain, July price Qq
NO. ICQ ALL SILK RIBBONS, Taffeta,
all shades, worth 25c. July price NO. 1C0 MORA RIBBONS, all silk, worth 25c. July price iQg HERE IT IS THE RIBBON BARGAIN Fancy Persian Ribbon, widths 40 to 100. all pure silk. 25c quality. July price "J Qq 50c PERSIAN RIBBONS, No. 150 in width, not one worth less than 50c, July sale price 25c LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS Read
about this Ladle' Dainty Hdkfs..
white, worth 5c each.
July sale price is. . . doz for "J
SATIN BAND HANDKERCHIEFS, Ladies', white, fine and pretty.
worth 5c or more each.
July price, dozen "Qc yz dozen to customer only of above
two numbers.
LADIES' DUTCH COLLARS, new,
pretty and very desirable, quarter grade BC
LADIES' PARASOLS Linen color,.
satin band, latest $1.25 Parasols, July closing price 75c
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS, lots of
them at' 1 .- 19c
CHILDREN'S BETTER PARASOLS..
to close at 39c
LADIES' VE8TS, fine ribbed, regular
15c vajue, July Sale price. 3 vests for 25 C LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER-WEAR.
LADIES CAMBRIC DRAWERS, Hem
stitched, worth 25c, per pair... 'JQq
LADIES' CORSET COVERS, 40c and
50c Lace and Embroidery trimmed, July price 25C
LADIES' GOWNS, Embroidery trim
med Cambric Gowns ABC
LADIES' GOWNS $1.00 and $1.25
quality, elegant cambric material, July price they go at QQq LADIES' CAMBRIC SKIRTS, embroidery and lace trimmed, elaborately, wprth up to $1.50. July price.. Q5q
CHILDREN'S RUSSIAN BLOUSE
Sizes 3 to 6, made of Linon. . . 39c BLACK MERCERIZED PETTICOAT, good quality, full size, worth 75c, July price gg ( EMBROIDERED HEATHERBLOOM Petticoats, worth $1.50, July price "98C $5.00 PURE SILK Rustling Taffeta Petticoat $2 95 17 INCH BLEACHED TWILLED CRASH, July price q 13 INCH HALF LINEN BLEACHED Crash, July price ...... g 18 INCH EXTRA HEAVY BROWN Crash, worth 10c 7g
The date, Wednesday, July 13th continues throughout July. Bargains the best we know how to give. The service will be as good as a crowded store will permit. The many bargain articles will continue until exhausted. The best we have is yours for the coming. . . ... 8th and Mcin Sto. TltlNB MSlSHHIMSy (2IF StolTCS ' mchpesd, ted.
LANDED SAFELY. Word has been received in this city
that Miss Martha Whitacre, Miss Ines Trueblood. Miss Mary A. Stubbs and
Mrs. Evelyn Scott landed safely in
Glasgow, Scotland. The trip was a very pleasant one.
' J JB Jl '. . PICNIC AT GLEN. Mrs. Addison Parker's Sunday
school class of the First Baptist
church will picnic Friday afternoon at
Glen Miller Park.
jl Jl i PARTY POSTPONED. On account ot the inclement weath
er last evening the lawn party which
was to have been held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Seeker, was postponed. The affair will be held this evening. The public is most cordially invited to attend. The Sunday school orchestra of the First English Lutheran church will furnish music.
Jl Jl 0 TO ELKHART. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Shera and fam
ily, have gone to Elkhart, Ind., to visit with Rev. R. J. Wade and family for a few days. Rev. Wade was form-
rly pastor of the First Methodist
church.
Jl J Jl . ' ' ' FOR GUE8TS. Honoring Miss Edna and Miss Lena
Renner, of Cincinnati; Miss Alma Turner entertained In an Informal manner last evening at her home in
South Ninth street Cards and 'dancing were the features ot the evening.
delicious lunch in two courses was
served. Palms and summer flowers were used in attractively decorating the house. At the card tables, favors
were given to Mrs. Henry Wickemey
er, Mrs. Richard Cutter. Mr. Walter
Osborn. and Mr. Richard Cutter. The
guests were Misses Mattie Gruelich,
Ruth McKinney, Laura Erk, Gertrude
Osborn. Clara Moser, Ruth Wlcke-
meyer, Helen Pille, Clara Mayer;
Messrs. Howard Snyder, David Hod-
gin, Fred Hartman, Andrew Gruelich,
Walter Osborn, Carl Cutter, Edward Wise, and Carl Wickemeyer; Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Cutter, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. George Pille, Mr.
and Mrs. George Snyder, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wickemeyer, and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Turner.
jl jl Jl DANCE LAST EVENING.
Miss Mable Geier and Miss Irene
Hart gave a large dancing party last
evening at the Jackson Park pavilion.
Piano and drums furnished the dance music. There were thirty-four couples
in attendance. . ,,
Ji J Jl WILL RETURN THURSDAY.
Miss Bessie Lighthipe, of Mont-
claire, N. J., who has been the guest of Miss Mary Gaar for sometime will
return home .Thursday. Miss Lighthipe has been honor guest at a num
ber of charming parties while in the
city.
: Jl Jl J ' ' DANCE THIS EVENING.
The social schedule ' today will be
IS, 1910. The officers of the association are: N. V. Harlan, president. York, Neb.; Orla Harlan, vice presi
dent, Scranton. Pa and A. H. Harlan, secretary and treasurer, New Burlington, Clinton County, Ohio. From pres
ent inuicauona tnxs win oe one auiuiig
the largest ot their family gatherings, As many as eleven states have been represented at a former reunion. ;
" ' ' jl j j " FOR AN EXTENDED TRIP. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hempleman left
Saturday for an extended visit in thej
easL
jl jv Ji HAS RETURNED. Mr. James Gloin has returned from
an extended business trip to Buffalo, New York.
Jl Jl Jl GUEST OF GRANDPARENTS. Master Leroy Harding, of Cincinnati
is the guest ot his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Frankel. at their apart ments in the Reed Flats.
jl jg j i TEN DAYS TRIP. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.. Phillips)
have gone to Chicago and Milwaukee) ' for a ten days trip.
Jft JS Jf LEAVE THURSDAY. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Price leavw
Thursday for Denver. Colo. Dr. Price) will attend a dentist's convention.
Mrs. Price expects to spend the re
mainder of the summer at SL Joe, Ma
jl js jl GUESTB HERE. Mrs. L. A. Fisher, Mrs. Laura Vast :,
Wle and Mrs. Edna Smith, of India napolis, came to this city today andj will be the guests of Mrs. Will McVay,
227 North Ninth street, for several days.
' ' 'jl 'jl 'jS TO ILLINOIS. Mr. Roy J. Horton, physical director v
at the Y. M. C. A. has gone to Pontiao, 111., to spend the vacation with his par
ents.
'jl 'jt "jt . GUESTB HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson SAB
daughter of Indianapolis, are here for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hudson.
Jl Jl 'JS ARE IN XENIA. Misses Hazel Rosslter and - Mablo i
Graham are visiting at Xenls, Ohio.
for a fortnight.
JS js js - " IS QUITS ILL. Mrs. Martha Rankin Is quite 111 at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. W.
Thompson.. Miss Elisabeth Horr, of
Xenia is assisting Mrs. Thompson in
caring for her mother. '
, jl jl jl , . , , TO SPICELAND. Mrs. L. M. Coate has gone to Spies'
land to spend A few weeks at the sani
tarium. . -
jjT j ?j. - - - LAWN PARTY ' A lawn party and lee cream social
will be given this evening at the home of Mr. George Elliott, 221 North Nine
teenth street. If It should rain the affair will be held in the church. All
marked by the dance to be given this are cogiiy invited to attend.
evening in the pavilion at Jackson
park by the members of the Kappa
Alpha Phi fraternity. A number of
young people from out of the city are
expected to attend. Several persons
who are visiting friends here have al
so been invited. This will no doubt he
one of the most enjoyable dances oti
the summer season.
Jl Jl Jl PICNIC PARTY.
The Misses Louise Mauzy, Louise
Craig, Edith Wllk, Erema Wilk, Anna
Megee and Florence Frazee gave a
; ot ji jl 4 ' LEFT YESTERDAY. ' .. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickinson, of
East Main . street, left yesterday for Spiceland, Ind.
js ' Jl "j ' - HAVE RETURNED. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Randall have r
turned from Cedar Point' and Cleve
land, Ohio. They report a pleasant trip. - -
J jt : 'Jl HAS RETURNED.
Miss Clara Sweltzer has returned to
picnic at th Country club last night, ner nome tt i city after a brief via-
honoring Miss Marjorie Bruen of Pen
ver. Rushville Republican.
jl jl jl PICNIC AT GLEN.
Mrs. S. W. Traum's Sunday school
class of the First Christian church
formed a picnic party this afternoon
at Glen Miller park.
Jl J Jl DINNER LAST EVENING.
An informal dinner party was given
last evening by Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Wei
ler at their home in South Seventh
street, complimentary to Miss Rae
Chandlee, of Philadelphia. Places
it with friends in Rushville.
Jt jl jf LI KENS-PALMER. Miss Leah Palmer, daughter of.IXrsv
J. M. Palmer, ot this city and Paul W.
Likens, of Los Angeles, CaL, r were) : married last evening at that place.
The couple will reside In Los Amnios
The bride left for the west last Tours
day. Anderson Bulletin.
' . . jt jt jt -LAWN PARTY POSTPONED. The lawn party which was to hava
been held this evening at the homo
Easy to Core
Coughs,
Colds, Bore Catarrh.
Throat and
of Mrs. Marr Price by the ladle f 1
were arranged at the table for the Grace Methodist church has been postr
suwi uuuur, an a. uuie 01 inaiana i noned one week.
pons, Mr. ana Mrs. ueorge H. vDllks, Misses Mary and Elizabeth Jay and
the host and hostess.
Jl ' Jt .. Jt
MRS. CORWIN HOSTESS.
At the meeting of a bridge club held
yesterday afternoon at the Country
club, Mrs. Wickham Corwln acted
nostess. Airs, i nomas Kaufman was
given the favors. Next week Mrs. Jos.
Hill will be the hostess.
Jl jl jl
LEFT TODAY.
Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Guild left today
for Winona Lake, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Jt '. Jt Jl -
PIKE-KOEHRING.
Last evening Mr. Charles Pike and
miss joercnm m. noenrtng. were married by the Rev. Joseph Beck, at the
Trinity Lutheran church parsonage In
South Seventh street The bride was
costumed in a very pretty lingerie gown. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers were the
attendants. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Pike went to their newly appointed home. In Fort
Wayne avenue, where they will be
glad to greet their many friends. The
bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koehring. Both are well
known here.
Jl Jl jl
TO CHICAGO.
Miss Anna Newman, the well known
local artist and who has been risitinc
in FOrt Wayne, left last evening Xor
Chicago, where she expects to study for the remainder of the summer. J Jt ji FAMILY REUNION. , , The eleventh national reunion of the. "Association of the Descendents of George and Michael Harlan In ' the TTnitAtf States. will K fce'rt . TOfoli.
f mood. Wayne County. Indiana. Wed-
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