Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 95, 12 February 1911 — Page 8

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THEsRIClttlOND PALLADIU3I AXD SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12,-1911,

ARCHBISHOP; RYAII A HOTED PRELATE CALLEDJBY DEATH Church Dignitary Was One of Most Famous Leaders of the Catholic Church in This Country. (Continued From Psc One) of one of the church's moat reverend relatoi, and Dlahop Ryan was promoted to that office. This infualon of new blood Into the Philadelphia arch-diocese-was of great benefit to the church. During hla twenty-eight years of service In this office th archbishop took no uncertain stand upon matters pertaining to the church. Particularly was he incensed at those who wilfully ronstrued the actions of the ihurch In n light that reflected its motives' unfavorably. Wherever ho found such conditions ho lost no time In setting the matter right before the public. It was ha who Instigated a letter of condolence sent to tho archbishop of Paris at the time of the French government's legislation against the church, and it was he who was ever foremost in all movements to delete, the divorce evil and uplift the poor of the parishes. Ileslde his many works of charity nnd his manifold church duties he found time to write two theological books which gained a wide circulation among theologians. They are "What Catholics 1K Not Delleve." "The Caiwe of Modern Skepticism, Ktc.," nnd many other pamphlets and articles.

CHARITY. The place of charity, like that of Cod, is everywhere. Vinet Goodness' answers to the theological virtue of charity and admits no excess but mor. The desire of power in exerts caused the angels to fall; the devire of knowledge in excess caused man to fall, but in charity there is no excess. Neither can angel or man come into danger by it. Bacon. Just

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We list today a few items collected haphazard in the great sale of Rugs, Curtains, Draperies, now being shown at our store. Many, many more quite as attractive articles in these lines await your choosing. See our west window. We are unloading great quantities of desirable, dependable household goods at February prices. Hurry for your share.

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If you are going to need a Rug within a year it will pay you to get it now. 9x12 Wilton. Velvet Rugs, regular price $45.00, now !?77$3&ob 9x12 Body Brussels Rugs, regular price $30.00, now . ...$27.00 Other special patterns of Body Brussels at $24.00 and $26.00 Tapestry Brussel Rugs, $20.00 and $18.50 Rugs, now . $15.00 Other Tapestry Rugs $12.75, $14.00 to $19.00 Curtains, Drapery Goods, Portieres

Our 1011 Lace values arc unequalled anywhere. $3 Curtains, now $2.25 $5 Curtains, now $3.75 Other Curtains at . ..$1.00, $2.50, up

A YOUTHFUL COMPLEXION FOR EVERY WOMAN WHO USES THIS SIMPLE RECIPE

This Will Clean and Clear the Skin and Give It a Soft, Rich Embellishment Kvery woman can revel in a rosetoncd.. youthful complexion no matter what h;r ane if she nightly devotes a little attention to her ekln, using a simple masbage cream made with cerol. Get 2 ounces of ccrol at the druggist's and dissolve in a scant pint of boiling water, stirring until smooth and you will have a delightful masnago cream at little cost. Massaging the skin with this soon clears and tones it -and dispels wrinkles and "crow's feet." making it soft efi satiny, giving to the complexion a rich embellishment Impossible with artificial aids. FOLLOWSJROOSEVELT Dr. Eliot Is Advocate of Large Families. (American News Service) Itoston, Feb. 1. Chas. W. Kliot. president emeritus of Harvard, is the latest advocate of large families and cultured Hilton Is today discussing with great interest an address which In! made before the 20th Century club. In it he described plans for restricting tho birth rate and declared that mieh a, measure would bo supported neither by morals nor economics. lt is tbe hiKh birth rate that is economical," he said. 'The durable satisfactions yf life depend in it large measure on having 11 normal number of children. They are not obtained by families that have only one or two. 'I understand that the normal numberber of children to a family to be five or six and this number should not for any economic reason be lowered. "It is my belief that normally every mother should bear a child once in two years. Granting that marriage should come at tho average age of 21, this periodical child bearing should continue until the age -of forty with eight children as a resultant Issue." CUvsr AuntU. Traveler It seems wonderful that Japancso dentists can take out tcetn Tilth their lingers. Little Jack Auntie can take out hers- with her flucrers erv oue of 'em! s IFiraDinm

a Few Typically Fine Values :

We're showing some beautiful Colonial Drapery Goods at 25c per yard. Etamines by yard at 27c and 35c.

See Our New 1911 Go-Cart Showing East Window We pay Ihe freight anywhere within a radius of 100 miles "YOU'RE WELCOME, ALWAYS"

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SHEER DOOM FORCASTED HOW Party Leaders in New York to Caucus and Settle on Senatorial Timber.

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(American News Service) New York, Feb. 11. The elimination of Vm. V. Slieehan as a candidate to succeed U. S. Senator Chaunccy M. Depew is believed to be near. All of the big leaders in the senatorial situation were in this city today and some time between the present and Tuesday, it is believed that a general conference will hav been held, with a compromise candidate practically if not finally agreed upon. The powers in the party are said to be agreed that the deadlock must be broken and that speedily. According to news from an authoritative source today, Goc. Dix has decided that the senatorial deadlock must end and has become convinced that Shcehan cannot le elected. The governor is expected to put it up to Murphy to withdraw ihe Tammany candidate. The governor was said to be willing that Murphy should take all the credit for ending the deadlock.

EnAugh Said. "Thrifty, is sUeV "Thrifty! I won't go into a long discourse. I merely tell you that she banks money In December."-V. asH-

ln your GriD on your Trip TAKE VHCUA. . t?"t " N CVtt a The Mint-Flavored Candy . Laxative Get them at your dealer's 10c and 25c w Mi

Extra Choice Bargains Per Pair $6 Portiers, now $4.48 $5 Portiers, now $3.98 $3 Portiers, now $2.40

COR3IXTH The public profits by buying short lengths at the expense of the mills on account of unavoidable losses in manufacturing. The prudent housewife patronizes our Loom End Sale because it offers a most unusual opportunity for saving money.

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Compare Loom End Prints, 3 lots, lc,22c, 4c. Compare Red Seal Dress Ginghams, yard lx2 c. Apron Ginghams, 7c value, now 5c Apron Ginghams, 8 l-3c value, now 7'ic Imperial Chambra Ginghams, 32 inches wide, 18c value, now 14c Amoskeag A. F. C. Dress Ginghams, regular 2ViQ. value, now 8"4c Best quality Gallatea Cloth, regular 25c value, now 14c One lot Bleached Crash, Loom End 4c One lot Silk Striped Pongee, Loom End 19c One lot Mercerized Persian Sateen, Loom End 19c One lot Soisette, all colors, Loom End 15c One lot Cambric Muslin, Loom End 83C One lot printed Batiste, Loom End .-. 72c One lot Chambra Gingham,, Loom End 6c Ladies' Ecru Vest and Pants, all small sizes, 4 regular 25c values, now 15c Misses' Union Suits, 50c value, now 25c Children's Black Ribbed Hose, small sizes, 10c values, now 5c Ladies' Fast Black Hose, regular 10c grade, now 6c Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 5c value, now : 3c Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 10c value, now 7c Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 35c value, now 19c NOTION DEPARTMENT Ladies' 50c Belt values, now at 25c Baby Ribbon, all colors, now 6r yards for 5c Children's Mitts, all colors, now .5c Ladies' Black 50c Mitts, now at 25c Ladies' Long Cashmere Gloves, 75c values, now 25c One lot American Beauty Corsets, regular $1.00 value, now 49c One lot Corsets, 50c value, now ' 25c 25 pieces Rusching, all colors, 50c value, now 10c Thompson's Glove-fitting Corsets, $1 value, now 49c 100 Ladies' Hand Satchels, values from 50c to $1.00, now 19c Fancy Side Combs, now. .10c Fancy Back Combs, now 10c Fancy Barettes, now 10c One lot all colors ribbon, 5 to 8 l-3c value, now .3c

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Unquestionably the most talked of sale ever held in Richmond, not because Richmond's best bargain store puts forth the effort, but because of the wonderful Loom End values the like of which is a positive innovation to the bargain seeking public. It remained for this store to produce the sensational values we are now offering. It was "up to us" to give our patrons the VERY BEST to be had in the way of short lengths, remnants and loom ends and it is certainly a pleasure to note the immediate and enthusiastic response to our Loom End Sale advertising. We take no credit except that we have THE wanted goods at less than usual sale prices, so that it is only the GOODS and THE PRICES that have crowded our store every day since last Wednesday.All next week you have the opportunity of securing unmatchable Loom End values. Begin Monday, visit every department and look over the vast display of bargains.

LOOM END BARGAINS Ladies' Black Trimmed Cloak Coats, worth $8.00 at $4.98 Ladies' Gray Military Collars, worth $8.00, Loom End $4.80 Ladies' Green Cloth Coat, worth $10.00 at $5.00 Ladies' Grey Diagonal Cloth Coat, worth $12 at $5.00 Many other Coats in our stock in lots 1, 2 and 3 of a kind that will go at Loom End Prices. Ladies' Fancy Skirts, worth $4.00 at $2.98 Black Lustre Skirts ...$2.98 Fine Blue Panama Skirts at . $3.98 Black Panama Skirts. .$4.50 Black Panama Skirts.. $3.50 LADIES' SUITS AT A BARGAIN. Suits worth $25.00 in Black or Blue Serge, in this sale at $14.00 Ladies' Suits, worth $15.00; if we have your size you can have it at $9.98 Ladies' Fancy Worsted Suits, worth $20.00 at $12.98 One lot of Lddies' Blue Diagonal Cloth Suits, worth $12.00, goes at $7.98 LOOM END VALUES IN )UR BIG CLOTHING DEPARTMENT 50 Fine Black and Brown Overcoats to Sacrifice. $18.00 fine black, extra fine lining, in this sale at $13.50 $15.00 Fine Staple Colors in the season's best values, at $12.00 $15.00 Black and Brown or Grey; the very latest of the season at $9.50 $12.00 Overcoats we cannot say too much for this line; they, go at $7.50 All our $10.00 Overcoats to go at .$6.50 $8.50 Men's Overcoats to go in this sale ai , $5.00 In the Men's Suit Department for the next 10 days will be your opportunity to make money. DONT MISS THE EXTRAORDINARY SHOE BARGAINS Men's good, heavy work Shoes, worth $2.00 and $2.50 at 41.48 Men's $2.00 and $2.50 Fine ... Dress Shoes at ..... .$1.48 Men's $3.00. and $3.50 Fine Dress Shoes at ..... $1.98

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& MAINSTS. A. F. C. Fancy Zephyr Gingham, , Loom Ends, S'ic. Satin Stripe Poplins, Loom End Price, 19c. One lot of Boys' Qress Shoes at 98c. See them. - One lot of Boys' Fine Dress Shoes, worth $1.98 to $2.50 at $1.48 Youths' and Boys' Felts, 39c Youths' heavy rubber Overshoes, $1.75 value at $1.19 One lot of Ladies' fine Vici Kid Dress Shoes, worth $2 to $2.50, at .... ... ..$1.39 Ladies' $3.00 Fine Dress Shoes, in small sizes,, but good values, in this sale at $1.48 Bargains in Misses' Shoes at 69c. 98c and $1.19. Ladies' high grade Rubbers at 50c One lot of Ladies' Fine Dress Shoes at . ....$1.69 Ladies' Fine Patent Leather Dress Shoes at . . . . . $1.98 Ladies' Colored Overgaiter, worth 50c at sale price 29c 10 per cent off on all high grade footwear not mentioned in this ad. Many bins or bargain tables , all through the Shoe Department, overloaded with big bargains. The China and House Furnishing Section Is Filled with Money Savers Coal Hods, worth 25c at 15c Coal Hods, galvanized, covered, worth 40c at . . . . .29c , Troy Corn Poppers, worth , .25c, at .......19c Dish Pans, worth 20c at 10c Galvanized Tubs No. 3, large at ...... 59c Galvanized Tubs No. 2, medium 49c Galvanized Tubs No. 1, small at . . 39c One lot coffee and tea pots, . worth 25c to 50c at. . . .19c 42-piece Tea Set, worth $5, at $2.98 56-piece Dinner Sets, worth '$6.00 at ....... ....$3.98 100-piece Dinner Sets, worth $10.00, at . $7.98 100-piece Dinner Sets, worth $15.00 at ....$10.98 100-piece Dinner Sets, worth $18 and $20 at . ....$14.98 100-piece China Dinner Sets, worth $25.00 at ....$16.98 100-piece Haviland China, worth $35.00 and $40.00, at .$29.98 All open stock patterns in do- , mestic and English porcelain, German, French and Japanese china to go at a discount of 10 per cent. NEXT WEEK

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