Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 285, 21 August 1910 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AND SUN TELEGRA3I, SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1910.

T.'P.'A Notes 4 BY T. C. H.

WILL TALK Oil MILK

On invitation of the Wayne County

Medical society, Charles Commons of the Commons Dairy company will ad-

Next meeting of Post C will be held Saturday, August 27. The flnar reports of the different committees having in charge the T. P. A. meeting at - the Chautauqua and the T. P. A. picnic will be received. ,. v -

The T. P. A. tent at the Chautauqua

Is ready for the members. Mn and Mrs. D. 1. Mather are spending a couple of weeks at Bay View. Lynn Is expected to return

with some fine fish and a fine variety

of fish stories. Harvey Card, better known s

"Rocky" Is home for a short stay with

his family. , :

' Ancll Dwlggins of Fountain City f and the Richmond Chair company will

' furnish the furniture for the T. P. A.

tent at the Chautauqua.

, T. Schuyler Logan, national secretary-treasurer of the T. P. A. will be

in Richmond September 2 and S the guest of Post C. He comes as a rep- - resentatlve of the national officers be

ing sent here at the instructions of the

national board of directors. Mr. Lo

gan Is a man of a very pleasing per

sonality and every member of the

post should arrange to meet him.

The committee having in charge the plcnlo to be held in Glen Miller park Saturday, September 8, here about completed arrangements. There will be several difficult contests in the form of races for ladles and fat men. The children will not be forgotten and several amusing contests will be palled off for them. Elegant prizes will be given to the winners of the contests. It la expected that during tne coming two weeks the ladies will.be training for the various' feats. The entire official force of the Indiana division of the T. P. A. will be in Richmond September 2 and 3 and be In attendance at the reception given In honor of Mr. Wilson and tlsb to Attend the picnic. The following is clipped; from Kraft's New Albany paper: As no definite action has been taken by the board of directors In securing a city wherein the next state meeting -1s to be field, we trait the board will ' pardon us It we suggest the name of a city that would no doubt fill the bill. We have In mind Richmond, Ind., whioh is easy of access and has ample hotel accommodations to take care of the T. P. A.'a and their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Luken have returned from their honeymoon trip spent la the east. Mr. Luken Is one of Post Cs younger members and Is being congratulated by the post's members on his recent marriage.

dress the physic!ansof the county on September 7 on the milk question. The Commons Dairy company furnishes pasteurized milk as well as the tuberculin tested product and all the physicians cannot agree as to the best methods of treating milk. In view of this the medical society

asked Mr. Commons . to present, his company's side of the question, an invitation which was promptly accepted. The meeting will be held at the , library and will be open to the public Bav yon trouble of mar kind arUmar frota a disordered stomach? Go to your drngrit ind set a SOe or SI bottlo of ,Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which it poxithrely guaranteed to care you mau keep yon well.

OBIOII IS LAUNCHED (American News Service) Portsmouth, Eng., Aug. 20. The Orion, one of the largest and heaviest battleships ever built for the British

navy, was successfully launched hero this morning in the presence of y a great crowd of spectators. She was christened by the Marchioness of Winchester, wife of the lord lieutenant of Hants.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

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Dont forget August 18.

the Sunday service,

he U. T. C of Richmond has been extended aa Invitation to attend the picnic. It Is expected the members and their families will turn out la full force.

He Uked Oyster, An old Roman emperor. Vitelline, was so toad of oysters that he boasted of being able to eat 1.000 at a meal.

nillCIIESTER S PILLS

Por tip-to-tho-mlnuto Off Ice Outfitters See Nicholson & Dro. Aconts fortho Mccy G Weiss Filing Appliances

Gaittfiicirninifij to aMdl Marvestliiifiig BaiFgaiies A Big, BounHMl Yield For Prudenlt Buyers

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Every department reveals a diversity of splendid offerings. Early Fall Merchandise together with merchandise for present wear; surely never such a bountiful harvest as this of low price offerings. Here's Outings, Fleeced Goods, Domestics, Ginghams and Parasols for school wear, Towels, Table Linens, Ladies', Misses' and Children's wearables, etc., etc., all in great array. Big values and low prices conspire to make this the most interesting and attractive trade event during August.

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7c light and dark Outings, pretty Fall styles, while they last, per yard q 7c best light and dark Prints, full Standard v American Prints, per yard 5c Good Standard 7c Apron Ginghams, per yard only Re lOo Shirtmg Cheviots, light and dark, fall styles, per yard -. 7-&C 10c New Fall Dress Ginghams, neat checks, ' stripes and pretty plaids, per yard. '..... gig 15c Fall Gingham, pretty styles, good for school dresses, per yard J 2&C 15c Light and Dark Percales, nothing better for school wear, per yard 12T2C 25c Soisette Suiting. These per yard only 15c 25c Silk Striped Walstings, pretty Fall shadings, per yard only jqq Tl8 a Wash Goods Snap. Watch them go. All 12 Vic and 15c Lawns, Fancy Sheer, Wash Materials, per yard 5c

15c Linen Finished ' Suitings, Harvest Sale per yard only " Qq 20c Fall Styles Serpentine Crepe, per yard only 18c 15c Pretty Fleeced Kimono Flannels, per yard -v- i2c 10c Fleeced Wrapper Goods, dark styles, Per yard -8HC 10c Heavy Outings in (Pink, Blue, White, Cream, per yard . 83C Ladles' $2.00 genuine Leather Bags, the greatest value ever, only $J QQ Ladies' extra size 9, 10, 12 inch Bags, only ; .......;....5QC Ladies' Silk Scarfs, hemstitched, 2 yds. long, all colors ,. 5fJC 15c Oriental Comfort Cretons, for comforts, per yard only 7Jq Harvest Special Ladies' $1.00 Black Silk Hose;. 'tis unusual, . nevertheless they go at per pair 50C

-Tou'll buy several pairs when you see them. $2.00 Fine Battenberg Scarfs and Squares, on,y $1.00 Fine Lunch Cloths .and Scarfs, escalloped

edges, emb'd and drawn centers, only, .

40c Turkey Red Table Damask, per yard, only K .... . ....... 20c Bleached and Unbleached Bath Towels, Chautauqua Campers notice these, each. 15c Bleached and Unbleached Bath Towels, each , . , 15c Linen Finished Suiting, per yard only

Emb'd Remnants, while they last, 4 to 6 yd. lengths, worth 10c and 15c yd., per yard. . Lace Insertions, heavy linen and cotton Torchons, worth to 10c yd., only per yard..... Ladies' $1.00 Union Suits, fine Egyptian Yarns, lace trimmed, only 79c

50c 29c 15c 10c 10c

10c Cambric Muslin, fine soft finish, per yard , 8c Bleached Muslin, per yard ' only ..............

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Harvest Sale Children's end Icdles Vecrcblca WASH 8UITS AND DRESSES FOR CHAUTAU- ; Q)JA WEARING. . Ladies' Wash Jacket Suits, worth to $100, Harvest price - t . . . . ', $3.98 Ladles' Wash Jacket Suits, worth to $20.00, Harvest Price .'. . . . . J7.98 Wash Skirts, white and linen wash materials, worth $2.50, $3.50, $4.50; yours for J-J 93 The prettiest Lingerie WaisU you ever saw, really worth $2.00; these' only .. ..... QQ Children's Wash Dresses in pretty Ginghams and Percales, sizes 4 to 14 years; just the thing for school; prices $1.00 to t $7.50. During August these go at ya Price

We've a bountiful supply, yes, huridreds more. Come and partake of the spread. Come, exult over these Harvest Specials. Come and see for yourself. You'll enthuse over them. The most practicable minded shoppers will-recognize and appreciate these timely offerings. Continues all week.

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The Home of Buttericlc Patterns Now Reody For Full

I havo gathorod for tho Fall and Wintor a complcto array of tho moot novvoot 4 hlngo and this Jo cayiug a groat deal, for tho coming ccaoono bring with thorn coat varioty In point of stylo ao woll ao wcavoo and colorings. . Thoro lo an old oaying that a "Satiofiod customer io your boot advortioomont." All my cuptomoro muot bo oatiof iod and ploaocd with tho ouit or ovorcoat bought horo, orthoy can't havo tho ouit. Ulo guarantoo a porfoct fit.

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