Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 211, 8 June 1911 — Page 10

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THE ElICmXOKD PAXXJjlDIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1911

PRESIDENT KELLY MAKES STATEMENT TO LOCAL PUBLIC

If Richmond and Wayne County Will Raise $10,000 Remaining $40,000 Will Be Raised Elsewhere.

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tlnns, I think, would be willing to incur a liability of .'0,(MMt for an aswt of $150,000, particularly where a good Ike of the awt was productive, and thla Is a true account of the Karlham situation. And yet no educational inatitution wlahes to carry a burden of annual Intercut. The immediate ef feet is to keep Just so much money out of educational channels; the lens ln medlate effect la to block the way to addition o the endowment, and both of thene effects pre undesirable. Already during tho pant few years the college had paid as principal and interest no Ickb than $2.,ono on this debt, leaving $.n,000 now to be rained. Thla Is tho leak that must be stopped, and wili be stopped if Karlham's friends in Richmond and Wayne county resiond as her friends elsewhere have done and are doing. Of the $2.V 000 already paid, about $3,?00 was subscribed in Richmond through tho Commercial club. "The plan is to ltegln the canvass lu the local fluid on June 12th just s month after it waa begun in the outlying territory. The campaign must close, on the evening of June 2th; the announcement of our success or failure must be made on tho morning of June 21 I cannot now say how much we will have secured by June 12, but 1 will undertake to guarantee that before the campaign closes we will deliver $40,000 in pledges from outside the local field, if the local field will deliver the other $10,000. To me this seems a fair , and reasonable proposition. I have1 not the slightest doubt but that Richmond and Wayne county will accept the challenge. There is now every reason to believe that Marlon county will contribute $8,000 to this fund before the campaign Is over. In the final round ud I think Wayne county will be the banner county. Much has Wayne county received; In the present crisis comparatively little la she asked to give."

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Just come to us, try your choice of these pumps on and see how dainty and neat your foot looks in one of these newest summer creations. They sell for $3.50 and 14.00,

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MUSIC TEACHERS. Portland. Ore., June 8. The third annual convention of the Ncrtliwe3t Music Teachers' association met in this city today with a large number of prominent musicians present from Montant, Idaho. Washington and Oregon. The convention will be in session several days.

HOLD COMMENCEMENT. Columbia, S. C, June 8. Many students received diplomas and degrees today at the annual commencement of the University of South Carolina. Lewis W. Parker, of Greenville, delivered the annual address to the graduating class.

IOWA POSTMASTERS. Waterloo, la., June 8. Postmasters of the leading cities of Iowa rounded up In force here today for the fifth annual convention of their state association. The president of the association is S. J. Robertson of Fort Dodge and the secretary, Frank Nimnocks, of Ottumwa. The Sunday closing of Kst offices is 6ne of the chief 'subjects to be discussed at the meeting.

The principal speaker will be P. V. DeGraw, fourth assistant postmaster general. The sessions will continue until Friday.

8TILLMAN WHITNEY. San Francisco. CaL, June 8. One of the largest and mo3t fashionable weddings of the season took place In Trinity church today, when Miss Mildred Whitney, daughter of the late Calvin E. Whitney of this city, became the bride of Ernest G. Stlllman. son of James Stillman, the eminent NewYork banker. A large party of guests from New York attended the ceremony.

MEDICAL SOCIETY. Waukesha, Wis., June 8. Several hundred of the leading physiicans and surgeons of Wisconsin, are attending the annual meeting of the State. Medical society, which met in this city today for a three days' session. Dr. Byren M. Caples is presiding over the sessions. The annual address on medicine Is to be delivered by Dr. R. C. Cabot, of Boston and the address on surgery by Dr. Joel C. Goldtbwaite, also of Ik3ton.

DR. BROWN SPEAKER. Washington, D. C. June 8. A distinguished audience filled the Belasco

theater this morning at the commencement exercises of George WasMngton university. The principal, address was delivered by Dr. -Elmer Ellsworth Brown, United States commissioner of education and chancellor-elect of New York university.

CHURCH TROUBLES. Biddleford. Me., June 8. Delegates representing the French-speaking Catholics of New England and portions of Canada assembled in convention here today to discuss the troubles growing out of the action of Bishop Walsh, of Portland in excommunicating a number of prominent laymen as a result of a dispute over the management of church property. In accordance with the provisions of the "Corporation Sole," or law governing the management of religious properties, Bishop Walsh has denied the laity the right of representation in the management of the church property. His attitude in the matter has met with strong resentment on the part of the

lay members in the, French parishesj

which are numerous throughout this section. The protestants . declare they will carry the dispute to Rome and, failing to get redress there, they will ask the civil courts to order an accounting of the church property in the Portland diecese.

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A hurrying, scrambling sale event in which bargains of extra value will be offered. For just 10 days this store will be a hurrying parade of bargain-wise shoppers you'll find them hurrying in the doors to get the bargains, then hurrying out to tell their friends of the values OFFERED. This sale will be a pushing, jostling crowd of economical buyers who realize the increased buying power of a dollar. We are going to sacrifice profits in some cases part of the cost, in order to make the pace still fasterand the reason weNdo it is because of backward buying, until at last we find ourselves overstocked loaded down with merchandise that under ordinary conditions, would have sold ere this. Everything we offer you will be clean and fresh and the prices we make will be enough .below to hurry them out of the store. Merchandise that is as new as crisp as the day we bought it stands even, now on tiptoe, ready to hurry into your arms and out of the store the moment we give the signal. Come, make first selection from the mass of bargains before the hurrying crowds that will mark this sale have arrived. Remember, just 10 days, then back to regular prices goes every article not sold. Read the items quoted below then act on the suggestion and buy now, those articles that you'll be sure to need and own them at a saving. -

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Just the garments that you need heavy enough in weight for a chilly day and yet light enough for a summer evening. Many stylee that are especially good for travel or motor wear. A glance at the pricee and descriptions will convince you that you ought to act NOW. 50 VERY HANDSOME High Class Man Tailored full length Coats that were made to sell up to $20.00, go at $7.85 The materiale are all wool, mannish serges, the colors are tan, gray, navy, black and many others. BEAUTIFUL 1911 SUMMER 'MODELS, Pongee and Linen Coats, handsomely trimmed or plain, the pretty sailor and shawl collar effects in contrasting colors, button to match, made to sell at $12.50; 75 to select from, Sale Price $5.85 50 DUSTER COATS for all occasions go at --$1.95 FASHIONABLE COATS, of 2 each Satin and Pongee, heretofore $16.50, $20, $25 and $23.50; Hurry Up Sale Price $13.85

You may have hesitated about buying your spring suit you max. have put it off. Don't wait longer, for the Hurry Up Sale has scaled prices down to a fraction of first cost, in order to clean-sweep the garment department of its surplus. Suits of all kinds, colors and materials, have joined in the scramble. Get your choice by coming early. 20 ALL WOOL SERGES, Plain and Fancy Stripes, in Black, Navy and Tan, made in the new sailor shawl and notch collar. style, regular $12.50, $13.50 and $14.50; must go at $7.48 50 TAILOR MADE SUITS, beautiful importations of rare foreign loom weaves, as well as exact copies or modifications of models by famous Paris makers, for Ladies, Misses and Juniors; heretofore $18.50, $22.50 and $25.00, now $10.98 35 TRAVELING SUITS of Mannish Worsted in light and dark colors, the 25 inch cut-away jacket is lined with the best quality messaline; closes with 7 bone buttons; has patch pockets, the gored skirt features, the styles straight. Line is made with open pleat effect to give ease 'in walking. The pleat closes with seven buttons and real button holes; heretofore $26.50, $28.50 and $30. Hurry Up Sale price at ....... gg 16 $35 and $40.00 MODELS for Women at , $23T5 50 LINEN SUITS, plain white, notch collar, regular $8.50, now $398 20 CRASH SUITS, shawl collar, trimmed with black, regular $10.50, must go at --$5.98 35 LINEN SUITS, come in blue and tan collar shawl and notch collar, worth $12.50; Hurry Up Sale Price . $6.98

BVY WAIISTS NOW FOR AJL1L SVMMIBR-

Many hundreds to select from in every material including voiles, French mousselines Parisian lawns, soft crepe, sheer batistes, etc., and at prices to suit every purse; some exceptionally attractive values will be found here during the sale.

ALL OVER EMBROIDERY WAIST, Kimono Sleeve style, low neck, worth $2.00, Sale Price 4... : ggc WAISTS of fine lawns and Marquisettes, in plain white and white with touches of color, also tailored styles with laundered collars and cuffs, buttoned front, high collar and collarless styles; these are $3.50 values; nowhere else will you find as complete an assortment for $2.25 FANCY SILKS in colors, sailor collar style, regular $6.00, Hurry Up Sale M $3.25 MARQUISETTE WAIST the new styles, made of imported material, the entire waist embroidered in French knots, in dainty colors, very dressy as well as dainty in appearance; regular $5.00 to $8.50, Hurry Up Price $3.98

NEWEST AND SMARTEST WAISTS in Foulards, Copenhagen, black, brown, navy, tan, in striped, round neck, worth $3.50, Hurry Up Sale Price-....' $1.85 IN THE MOST WANTED MATERIALS AND STYLES IN WAISTS, there are voiles, batistes and very sheer lawns, white, also white with combinations of dainty color effects, every one a $4.50 value; Hurry Up Sale Price "$2.85 12 FRENCH MODEL WAISTS of Marquisettes, embroidered in beautiful colors, heretofore $14.50 to $22.50, Hurry Up Sale Price $10.50

Many Attractive Skirto At Sale IPricco An extra skirt is not a luxury it is a necessity in shirtwaist time. Our showing is unusually attractive the very latest ideas in color and design are freely shown. For this sale we have made liberal reductions. We quote but a few: CHIFFON PANAMA DRESS SKIRTS, made in the popular all around pleated style, with bottom neatly finished with self tailored straps, these are worth $5.50; Hurry Up Sale go "7NOVELTY DRESS SKIRTS, all wool Serges, panel front, gored top, bottom trimmed . $5 00 WASH SKIRTS in white, linen and fancy shades, regular $4.50 and $5.00; Hurry Up Sale price. $3 95

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Dainty Dresses for Either SSouse or Afternoon Wear It's a shame to cut prices on these dresses, for from, now on you'll need them moe than you have but we have too many of them, and you save what we sacrifice because of Hurry Up Sale prices. Come shop through this department examine the crisp, dainty offerings we know that you'll be satisfied. You may choose from high and Dutch neck models, with Kimono or three-quarter sleeves, materials are fine quality all over embroidery, lingerie and marquisette, lace trimmed, some a'l white, others with Bulgarian embroidery, in blue, black and corai, regular ,$7.00 and $9.50; Hurry Uo Sale Price S4.!." ' 50 FOULARDS AND SILK DRESSES, come in tan, blue, Gray and Black, some high and low recks, made to sell at $10 and $12.50; Hurry Up Sale S.".95 - $25 SCHILES, they were made to our special order at our price by one of New York's best makers In order to close out all his summer materials on hand. ' When we get a concession in price like this, our first thought is to give our customers the advantage of it, so we are going to eell the $25 styles at S 12.85

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