Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 85, 13 February 1912 — Page 10

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PAGE TEN. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN TELEtiUAM.TLESDAY, FEBRUAKY 13, 1912.

DOMESTIC SCIENCE exhibit now OPEN . Interesting Displays and Demonstrations of Art of the Household.

With vrjr Indication pointing to a brilliant and successful exhibit, the Domestic Science association opens Its display of food products, art objects, and other household Incunabula, with attendant demonstrations, Wednesday evening. February 14th, in the Pythian Temple. Detailed comment has appeared in the news columns of this paper for the past week or so concerning the various features of this exhibition, with the chairman of committees, etc., but one of the most Interesting exhibits has not yet been referred to that to be made by the Wayne County Medical society, under the direction of Dr. A. L. Bramfcamp, this to be in addition to the tuberculosis exhibit in charge of Dr. Edgar Bond. The fish-pond before referred to, will have six hundred parcels, all the full money's worth, contributed by merchants and others of the city, Mr. Howard Hunt to be the fisherman, this to prove without doubt one of the most popular parts of the exhibition. Luncheon will be nerved from eleven to one Thursday noon and supper from five-thirty to seven Thursday night, while coffee and sandwiches, Ice-cream and cake will be sold for a small sum throughout the entire time of the exhibit. Paper Bag Cooking. On Thursday afternoon, after the paper-bag demonstration by Miss Marshall, which will begin at two o'clock.

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Miss Marshall; paper bags; Mrs. Keisker, fireless cooker. Music will be furnished both nights by the nigh school orchestra and the husbands of the board members will attend the doors.

tea will be served by Mrs. Allen Hole, and the members of Miss Marshall's Earlham classes, to the patrons of the exhibit present at that hour. Mrs. Frank Edmunds will have charge of the coffee and sandwich, booth which will be attractively arranged with flags and flowers. One of the interesting displays will be the art booth in charge of Miss Mary Wilcox, where there will be on sale corsage bouquets of satin flowers, metal and leatherwork, chinapainting and lace. Lingerie caps and aprons will also be sold. And, as before stated, seventy-Jive pounds of home-candy will be on sale. Although the chairman, with the personnel of their committee's in several instances, have been referred to a' list is given herewith: Mrs. Harry Mather, home-made foods; Miss Mary Wilcox, art; Mrs. H. S. Clark, aprons and caps; Mrs. Gilchrist, meats and salads; Mrs. E. P. Trueblood. home-made pies, cakes and doughnuts; Mrs. Charles Skinner, breads; Mrs. E. Gurney Hill, cakes: Mrs. Frank Glass, candy; Mrs. Frank Edmunds, coffee and sandwiches;

The Theaters

DANDRUFF AND ITCHING SCALP

At the Murray. When Provol, the "Ventriloquil Whistler," descended from the stage at the Murray yesterday afternoon and Invited several timid men to take him by the throat while he went through his nasal acrobatics to show he didn't have an accomplice in the wings, consternation reigned among those of the less strenuous sex. "What if he asks me?" murmered one shuddering with delightful anticipation. However ' "Provol" was amusing enough and a good deal better than some other of his confreres who have heretofore appeared here. Two of the best acrobats who have been seen here this season are on the bill this week. It is customary to pass over the acrobats with a light line or two, but, the truth is, that a good acrobat represents a vast deal more "technical training" if such a phrase could be applied to vaudeville of the character exhibited in this city than many a "headliner" who gets more notice than he frequently deserves. Acrobats do with apparent ease difficult feats but it has oftener than not taken a life-time of training to accomplish this professional sang froid. "What! Three thousand dollars for

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whose extreme limberneas is amazing. The picaninnies of Ethel Whitesides make a great hit with the addience, the really best part of their "stunt" their impersonations of various nationalities however, meeting with lukewarm appreciation. The other phases of their singing and dancing are accorded an uproarious reception. E. G. W.

that picture of a fish?" exclaimed some one who wanted to purchase a still-life by the celebrated artist. William M. Chase. "But it has taken me twenty years to learn how to paint it," replied Chase. So with the acrobats. Rigorous years of training precede a performance which culminates in a moment's time. "Eccentric dancing," as "Wolf and Zadella" are down on the bill is certainly the name to apply to the terpsichorean acrobatics of the masculine member of this aggregation,

"Becky Sharps" at the Arcade. At the Arcade are being presented Monday and Tuesday of this week, most interesting pictures in illustration of the famous novel "Vanity Fair," by Thackery, whose centenary recently has been celebrated. "Vanity Fair" is one of the greatest novels of manners that that has ever been written, its heroine, "Becky Sharp"- heading the list of fictional feminine creations. The chief events of the novel are set forth in the pictures and are con-

' vincing both in costume and mise en scene as well as in characterization.

the Becky Sharpe of the young moving picture actress being excellent in parts better in the first two sets of films than in the last. Becky's downfall and her asylum in Paris in which

she is visited by Dobbin and Amelia, calls for histronic ability of 'extraordinary character only a Mrs. FIske can do it justice. The parts of the celebrated "Jos" Sedley, of Amelia, of the faithful Dob bin, of Sir Pitt the older and the younger, of Rawdon, Becky's husband, and that of the Marquis of Steyne, are all well taken. Every lover of Thackery, in addition to the frequenter of the moving-

picture theatre, should not fail to

brace thta opportunity to see a pantomine dramatisation of one of tha ; world's famous masterpieces of tUy Uon. K. G. W. .

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PEaSID)ETIIOFJS TREND TOW ARE) RAOHCAILr CHANGES HFJ FOOTWEAR

for the coming Fall Season. In order to hold our reputation of "showing nothing but new styles that are good," we must clean up that is we must sell at a great sacnf ice sty that are good this esa son. Every broken lot of shoes in our store at a bargain price. Understand, our stock is new, not an old bunch of "has beens" but snappy new styles, shoes that fit and please. If yea tucq shoes, you cannot afford to miss this sale. lLboIx. Ovor tho Following Doocriptiono and Prices; Then Come Ecu-lye and Got Your- Siso Before Et'Io Too Hmto

MEeNG AND SHOES

Lot 1. Pat. Blucher Shoes, Bostonian $3.50 grade, Swing last . .$2.40 Lot 2---Strong cFGaTfTekfs Patent Button, $5.50 quality , $4.40 Lot 3d Patent blucher leather lined $4.50 Bostonian, sizes 6 to 8'2 S3. 49 Lot 4. Patent Button Grey Cloth Top, $3.50 grade, at . $1.99

Lot 10. Strong & Garfield Gun Metal Button, $5.50 grade, odd sizes S3.99 Lot 11. Small sizes in Gun Metal Button $4.00 grade at $3.29 Lot 12. Gun Metal Lace with high toe, $4.00 quality at $2.99 Lot 13. Fancy Gun Metal Button and Blucher. .$4.50 Lot 14. Odd sizes in $3.50 Gun -Metal Blucher and Button $2.99

Lot 19. Men's Dark Tan New Flat Last, Blind Eyelets, $5.00 Bostonian, all sizes, A to C widths .$3.99 Lot 20. Storm Tan Calf, Bellows Tongue, waterproof, $5.00 quality $3.99 Lot. 21. Heavy Tan Hi Cut, best in the land, $5.50 Bostonian $4.89

LADIES' AND CMILrDRXSFTG OIHIOEO

Lot 28. BeadeUVamp Evening Slippers-fpfe $3.50 grade $2.79 $3.00 grade $2.49 $2.50 grade $2.29 Lot 29. Gun Metal Batchelor Girl, $3 grade . . .$1.99 Lot 30. Odd lots and sizes in Gun Metal Blucher and Button, $2.50 grade $1.99

Let 5 Patent Button and Blucher, odd styles, $4 XX) grade $3.40 Lot 6. Fancy Patent Shoes, odd sizes, $4.50 Bostonians $2.00 Let 7. Men's Odd Work Shoes 9Qc Lot 8. Boys Special High Cuts $1.00 Let 9. Ladies' Odd Rubbers at 20c

Lot 15. Kid and Kangaroo, Straight Last, $4.00 grade at $2.09 Lot 16. Kid, Leather Lined, $3.50 grade $2.00 Lot 17. Heavy Calf Blucher, Bellows Tongue, $3.50 grade $2.00 Lot 18. Large and small sizes in $2.50 and $3.00,' Gun Metal $1.00

Lot 22. Russia Calf Blucher, good solid $4.00 grade, at $2.09 Lot 23. Boys' Patent Button, wing tip, $3 quality, at . ... $i.Q9 Lot 24.Boy Scouts, Tan Button, $3.00 grade . .$2.00 Lot 25. Boys' Tan and Gun Metal Blucher School Shoes, $2.50 grade $1.99 Lot 26. Educator Colt, Lace Shoes, $2.50 grade ..$1.99 Lot 27. Little Gent Odd Shoes 98c Boys' Calf Shoes .....$1.19

Lot 37. Sorosis, Patents and Gun Metals, $3.50 and $4 grades $2.49 Lot 38. Tan Button Boot, Buckle Pattern, $4.50 grade, A width $2.90 Lot 39. Turn Soles, odd lots, Patent and Kid Leather, $3.50 grade $1.99 Lot 40. J. H. Cross Patent Button and Blucher, $3.50 and $4.00 quality . ... $2.90 Lot 41. 36 pairs Gun Metal Blucher, low heel, size 2y2 to 5V2 $1.40

Lot 46. Small sizes in Tan Button Boots, 22 to 42, $3.50 grade 02.00 Lot 47. Tan Button, $3.00 grade, sizes 3 to 6 ... .Q j ,C3 Lot 48. Patent Button High Cut Pattern, sizes 1 to 4, $3.50 grade ......... Q I .CO Lot 49. Gun Metal Blucher, good style, A, B & C width $3.50 grade $240

Lot 31-Odd lots in Patent Strap Slippers, turn soles, $3.00 grade ........ .$1.40 Lot 32. Blue Velvet, Black and Grey Corduroy, Cravenette and Velvet, sizes 22 to 512, B.&C. $1.99 Lot 33. Gun Metal Stage Last, $3.00 grade $2.49 Lot 34. Patent Blucher and Lace Shoes, $3.50 and $4.00 values $1.9C Lot 35. Black Satin Slippers, $3.50 grade $ 1 .99 Lot 36 Julia Marlowe Shoes sizes up to 5y2 $1.99

Lot 42. Ladies' Tan Oxford, small sizes $ .00 Lot 43. Odd Lots in Patent, Gun Metal, Vici Oxfords, at 5l.9a

Lot 44 Patent Button Cloth at

Top J. H. Cross, sizes 2V2 to 4y2, A and C $2.40

Lot 50. Misses' Red Top Jockey Boots, sizes 13J to 2, at OlsCO Lot 51. Misses' Gun Metal and Patent Jockey Shoes, odd lots 01.70 Lot 52. Misses' and Children's Vici Kid Lace Shoes, at : C38

Lot 53. Misses' and Child

ren's white Cravenette Boats

Lot 45. Odd sizes in $2.00 Shoes $1.49

Lot 54. Misses' and Children's Pajtent Velvet Top Sizes W2to2 ........$29 ; Sizes 5y2 to 8 $1X3

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To the people behind the Footwear Pocketbooks we offer you a chance to save Dollars and Dimes. If youTl come to this sale. Remember we have bargains in shoes for the whole family. Matters not what you want to pay or what style you want, come here; we can please you.

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AGENTS IN ALL PABTS OF TCE CITY F02 OU3 FACTORY ttEPAItt DEPARTMENT

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