Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 336, 11 October 1910 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1910.
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Galo Boglns Wednesday Oetobor 12 BEST PRINTS Indigo at 4ic Grey at 4c ROBE-COMFORT CALICOS AT 40 The Best Cloak Bargains Ever Shown by Us.
"Until the End of October9' Oaf gains of All Gorts Prevail
Gale Begins Wednesday October 12 APRON GINGHAMS, 4!c OUTING FLANNELS, 4C The Best and Prettiest LADIES' AND MISSES' SUITS At the prices you'll find them you ever saw.
Fcoturo Gpoclal Low Prices every year in October. We do so again this yoar. Every day will reveal to any buyer of Dry Goods great opportunities, of which they should avail themselves. Wo start tho Fall and Winter season with a booming sale in October that carries us away with a rush and results in big sales for us and big bargains for our customers all through the FalL Follow the quotations you will find below, and you will readily see why we expect and will have
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OUTING FLANNEL BARGAIN Light and medium Outings, October price ....4lG GOOD APRON GINGHAMS, the kind that do not fade, October price 41c LADIES' HEAVY OUTING GOWNS, full length and width, October price 45c BEST PRINTS-Blue and Grey, October prioe 41c RED TABLE DAMASK Wears well and holds its color. October price 1 9c FLEECED FLANNEL SUITINGS the best cloth and colors obtainable, October price I Oc PRINTED CHALLIES pretty patterns, good quality, October price 4c BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK October price for good one - 25c ORIENTAL DOUBLE FACED FLANNELS for Dressing Sacques and Kimonos, worth 15c, October price I Oc EXTRA HEAVY LADIES' VESTS AND PANTS, ' sizes 4, 5 and 6 at 25c
LADIES' EXTRA HEAVY VESTS AND PANTS, October price 25c LADIES' EXTRA HEAVY UNION SUITS, size 4, 5,6 1 45c EXTRA SIZE UNION SUITS for large women, sizes 7, 8 and 9, any size at 45o MISSES' VESTS AND PANTS, age 2 to 14 years, very special at --25c BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR FOri MEN Read here Men's extra heavy Fleeced Shirts and Drawers each 39c; or per suit 75c COME SEE THE BEST MEN'S UNDERWEAR at , the price ever. Men's Extra heavy, soft fleeced, easily worth 75c each, October price 48c BOYS' GREY UNION SUITS, about the best you ever saw, October price 45c BOYS' SHIRTS AND DRAWERS splendid grade and all sizes, 24 to 34, October price 25c MISSES' SPECIAL UNION SUITS, ages 2 to 14, best we've ever shown at 45o
Hosiery nor gains Ladles, misses. HZen and Boys. Everybody Can Buy Them Good and Cheap Here in October
LADIES' EXTRA HEAVY BLACK FLEECED HOSE Come and see them, worth up to 20c, October price Oc LADIES 25c QUALITY HEAVY FLEECED HOSE, See these at I Oo; 3 pairs for 50o LADIES' CELEBRATED 25c BURSON HOSE None equal them for wear and comfort, October price 1 9c; 3 pairs for 50c
Ladles9 Black ttorcorlzcd Gatine
LADIES' PURE SILK STOCKINGS per pair 45c CHILDREN'S EXTRA HEAVY FLEECED HOSE, ribbed, all sizes, up to 91, October price I Oc MEN'S FINE MERINO HALF HOSE, easily a quarter grade, October price 1 9c or 3 pairs for 50c MEN'S FINE BLACK HALF HOSE, stainless, do not fade and wear well, per pair I Oc and Heatherbloom Petticoats
LADIES' FINE BLACK PETTICOATS Sale price 48c LADIES' FINE MERCERIZED Black Satine Petticoat, two wide embroidery flounces, October price 95c
LADIES' FINE NEAR HEATHERBLOOM Embroidered Petticoats SI ,25 15 INCH EMBROIDERY FLOUNCED Heatherbloom Petticoat, never any like this one at $ 1 ,50
Black and Fancy Gllks, Trimmings of Every Kind to match
SOFT, FINE, PRETTY TAFFETA SILKS, very
pretty patterns and alll shadings, worth up to 60c, October price 39c BLACK TAFFETA SILK BARGAIN Yard wide, soft or rustling as you like, will wear as well as Taffeta Silk at $1.50 --79c
PERSIAN SILKS, good quality and all colors; come see these pretty silks at 49c PLAID SILKS See how pretty and how very good they are, beautiful combinations; You'll like these at 49c LADIES' SILK SCARF BARGAIN 2 yards long, 27 inches wide; black, white, light blue, pink and Lavender, October price 39c
Look for our Ready-to-Wear Bargains Ladies' and Hisses' Suits and Cloaks and GklrtsTho Very Best Gult and Cloak Values We Have Ever Had and the Prettiest Ever Ghown Bv Us.
LADIES' 54 INCH COATS, Braid Trimming, at $'7.98 LADIES' FINE BROADCLOTH COATS, 54 inches long, October price ,$9.95 LADIES' BLACK FINE KERSEY COATS, 54 inches long S9.95 LADIES' FANCY GREY AND BROWN MIXTURE Coats, made in the latest fads and fashions, look like $15.00 goods, October price ...$9.95 LADIES' COATS, better if you wish, up to $20.00 LADIES' CARACUL COATS now in great demand; 54 inches long. Do you want a bargain and look good, too? Buy one of these caracul coats at SI 0.95 LADIES' FINE ALL SILK BLACK TAFFETA , Petticoat, silk, the same as you buy in $5.00 grades, October price $2.95
LADIES' SUITS Now do not buy a suit of any kind until you see how much money we can save you on new and pretty suits made of the newest and best cloths in the latest designs and models. Ladies' all wool worsted Suits, satin lined jackets, at $10.00 SUITS AT $12.50 We feature the best all wool cloths, the latest and. best models, all shades and manner of cloth designs, come in black, also; you'll agree you never saw such, suits at ..$12.50 LADIES' EMBROIDERED SKIRT BARGAIN Black, Blue and Brown, finest Chiffon, Panama Cloth, very elaborate silk embroidery. This skirt is worth $8.00, October Sale price is $5.95 COME! LOOK! at our line of Black Voile Skirts from $5.95 up to $10.00 and you'll do as others do BUY
This October Sale This Sale of rare good bargain prices This Sale of seasonable, immediate wearing merchandise, is worthy the attention of every prospective buyer, because it is a money saving proposition.
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Oc - Gale Boglns Tomorrow, Wednesday looming, Continues Until Nov. 1 Cor. 8th and Main Richmond, Indiana Where all cars stop, city and interurban
Edited bv Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas
WEDDINGS SCHEDULED. j A number of weddings are sched-1 uled for the fall and rumor has it that i several other affairs of this nature ! will soon be announced. The follow-;
ins schedule is announced:
Wednesday, October twelfth, Burnett-White. 'Wednesday, October twelfth, Bene-feldt-Huber. Wednesday, October nineteenth, Klenker-Weisbrod. , October .Harter-Greenhoff. Wednesday, October twenty-sixth, Patton-Sedgwick. Wednesday, November ninth, GaarHusson. v$ INVITATIONS ISSUED. Invitations reading as follows have been issued: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koehring request your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Clara Marie to Mr. Frank Ellis Watson, on the evening of Wednesday the Nineteenth of October Nineteen Hundred and Ten at seven-thirty o'clock At their home, ten-thirty-three South Fift Street, Richmond, Indiana. At Home After October twenty-fifth, 415 Randolph Street, Richmond, Indiana. 4 TO ATTEND CELEBRATION. Mrs. John B. Dougan, Mrs. T. J. Graham and daughter, and Mrs. Cora Rea motored to Oxford today to participate in the Autumn college day of their alma mater. The Western College for Women. ATTENDING SYNOD. Dr. I. M. Hughes and Mr. H. A. Dill are attending the Synod of Indiana at Indianapolis. Jt J J DINNER PARTY. Misses Flora and Harriet Lyons
will entertain to dinner this evening
in honor of visiting delegates to the United Presbyterian Synond. WILL MEET PUPILS.
Mr. Aurele Borriss, vocal teacher at
Earlham college will be at the Starr
Piano parlors Wednesday morning where he will be glad to meet his
Richmond pupils. .1 Jt Jt TO CHICAGO.
Rev, and Mrs. J. F. Radcliffe have
gone to Chicago to attend the wedding
of Miss Maud Radcliffe, which will be
celebrated Wednesday. ILIFF-VAN TASSELL.
Last evening a wedding of Interest
in social circles was celebrated at the Arlington hotel, 'in the apartments of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iliff. The groom
was their son, Mr. Lewis E. Iliff, and
the bride Miss Zelica M. Van Tassell, of Indianapolis. Rev. I. M. Hughes,
pastor emeritus, of the First Presbyterian church, performed the ceremony in the presence of the Iliff fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Iliff left last evening for a short wedding trip and upon their return will be at home to their many friends in this city. Mr. Iliff is one of the most prominent business men of the city. He is past exalted ruler of the Richmond lodge of Elks. His many friends are glad to extend most hearty congratulations. MARRIED LAST EVENING. The wedding of Mr. Edward Price and Miss Mildred Marlatt, daughter of Mr. Reece Marlatt was quietly celebrated last evening at five o'clock at the home of Mrs. Clark in North Seventh street. The parlor where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. S. R. Lyons, was beautifully embellished with palms and ferns. The bride wore a pretty tailored suit. Immediately after the ceremony, an elegant dinner in several courses was served. Mr. and Mrs. Price left for an extended trip through the south. Upon their return they will be glad to greet their many friends. They have the best wishes for a happy future. There were many pretty wedding gifts. Jt jt Jt GUESTS HERE FOR WEEK-END. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hoff, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Moore, and Miss Amy Moore, motored over from Kokomo and spent the week-end the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett. Jt Jt VISITED HERE. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Winchester, Ind., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of South Fifth street and Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Kinsey street Jt Jt Jt LEFT FOR OHIO. Mr. Adrian G. Werst of Wapakoneta, Ohio, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kof--ski, North Fifteenth street, has left for Ohio Northern university at Ada, Ohio, where he will take up a course In pharmacy. ATTEND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Sarah Ha worth of near Earlham will leave soon for Santa Cruz, California, where she will attend the golden wedding anniversary of her brother. The affair will be celebrated Friday, October fourteenth. Jt Jt Jt TO FLORIDA. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brown will leave next week for Stanford, Florida, where they will spend the winter. . . ; Jt Jt , Jt ' V.'vi :. ' HAVE RETURNED. Mrs. NetUeton Neff and children have returned from an extended eastern trip. . . ':-'!; J Jt Jt GUESTS HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Boaz and children of
Cincinnati are in the city to attend the funeral of Mrs. Boat's brother, Mr. Harry Simmons. - ! Jt 'Jt ' OF INTEREST HERE. Mrs. Samuel Tracy of Richmond Is spending a few days here with rela
tives and friends. She will leave this
month for ber old home in Topeka,
Kas., where she will spend the winter. New Castle Times.
Jt Jt Jt "" GUESTS AT NEW CASTLE. Rev. and Mr. David M. Coppock of
Rlchsquare, N. C, and Miss Irene Con
nor of Richmond were the dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
MeClellan on Church street. In the
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. MeClellan and their guests motored to Dunreith and Cambridge City.New Castle Courier.
0 J Jt MOTHER'S CONFERENCE. A mother's conference was held this
afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. building. A large number of women were in attendance. Mr. R. A. Walte, secretary
international committee Y.. M. C. A.
gave the principal address for the af
ternoon. His subject was "The Boy;
a Problem and an Opportunity. Following the address which was a most excellent one, an open discussion led
by Miss Frances Robinson, chairman, was held. Jt Jt Jt TO TAKE APARTMENTS. Mr. and Mrs, John Y. Poundstone will soon remove from South Thirteenth street and take apartments at the Westcott hotel for the winter. Jt Jt Jt WEDDINGS FOR THE WEEK. Perhaps the most important social events for the week are two weddings, both of which will be church weddings.. Wednesday evening, Mlta Naomi Huber, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Conrad Huber and Mr. Paul Benefeldt will be celebrated in the St. Paul's Lutheran church. Dr. Fred Burnett of Bellefontaine. O., and Mist Mary Alice White will be married in the evening of the same day in the East Main Street Friends church. No doubt these events will be most no table as the contracting parties are well known here. J Jt Jt HAS RETURNED. Ml6s Emma Geers has returned to her home In New York after a most pleasant visit with her brother and family in this city.
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