Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 77, 9 February 1914 — Page 3

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, FEB. 9, 1914

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Buy of Us Get Votes Better Prices Dependable Merchandise Come in, see our line of Diamonds and compare quality and prices with others.

J. F. RATUHF

JEWELER

12 North Ninth Street

PRICKET! & BAMEl

118 WEST MAIN STREET.

PHONE 3240.

Tues., Wed. and Thurs. Specials

25 lb. sack of Franklin Sugar, with a $1.50 grocery order $1.15 Maple Wheat Flakes, 3 packages for 23c Fancy Red Salmon, Argo brand Full two cans for 35o Canned Peas, extra good quality, 3 cans for 40c Navy Beans,, 10 lbs. for 50c Caned Hominy, large cans, 4 cans for 31c Fancy Home Grown Potatoes, per bushel $1.05

Gold Medal Flour, 24 lb sack, 75c 200 Votes with each Back. Evaporated Milk, LIbby's brand 3 cans for 25c Canned Pumpkin, 3 cans for 23c Sugar Loaf Corn, extra quality, tender and sweet, 3 cans 40c Lenox Soap, 10 bars for. ...32c Fels Naptha Soap, 10 bars to the carton, per carton.. 45o

NOTICE We will give double votes on all purchases, all this week.

YOU USE COMFORTS when It Is cold. For this week we give big discounts on Commflorts Garland Stoves and Ranges Double votes on all purchases and payments. It will pay you to look at our Carpets, Linoleums and House-furnishings.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE STORE

505-507 IVlain Street SPECIAL VOTE OFFERING For Friday and Saturday. See next Friday night's issue of Palladium for details. Grocercies From Us Means Votes Lots of Them We carry at all times things in season and have specials right along. FRESH ROASTED COFFEE Hadley's coffees are pure because we remove chaff while roasting. MoGoHAMJEY

Phone 2292

1035 Main Street

500 Votes on Every $1.00 Purchase Here is where you get votes in large quantities. Attend one sale and save money on every purchase and at the same time get five times as many votes.

FroaB

The New Belter Value Store 918 IVIain Street

For this week a prize of $5.00 will be given to the contestant casting the biggest vote for this week. Now if you have any votes that you are holding back for final count cast them this week and get this week's prize. Great interest is being shown not only by the contestants but by their friends and relatives who are all working faithfully for their favorite. This week's count shows that the vote is more evenly divided. All votes must be stamped with Name of Merchant After the next count which will be next Saturday, (Feb. 14) all votes must have the stamp of the merchant where the vote is obtained.. Therefore if you have any votes obtained in the past few weeks cast them this week, otherwise they will be thrown out as "No Good." -This method is being enforced by all merchants in this contest. For further information regarding this ruling inquire of your merchant.

MeHhod Used in CouialBiig Votes Great care is taken in counting these votes. They are collected each Saturday afternoon and counted the same day by representatives of the First National Bank and The Richmond Palladium. After each store's votes are sorted and counted separately, a chart is made showing number of votes cast for each contestant and at which store. These votes are then deposited in the vault of the First National Bank until the end of the contest when the prize will be given to the winning contestant.

Sttaednimg off CoettesttaiiniUs All End off Ftttli Week

Carl Pfelffer 161,303 Russell Taylor , 156,390 Roland Wrede 132,595 Ernest Bryant 123,280 Catherine Althaus ...114, ISO John Bricker 74,680 Leona Hartman 58,550 Pauline Maher 49,075 Howard C. Turner ... 43,4S0 Harold Roosa 40,400 James Henderson . . . 39,700 Fred Thompson 31,535 Elizabeth Groff 28,645 James Wales 23,875 Earl Keisker 23,590 Robt. Davis 22.890 Ora Barker 19,445 James Barton ....... 18,065 Batisto Mercurio .... 15,800 Howard Miller 15,730 Violet Renk 16,190

Archie Brehm ....... 13,765 Margaret Stevens .... 11,925 Bernice Layman 8,360 Agnes Wrede 8,265 Preston Thomas 8,060 Wilbur Ewbank 7,210 Ruth Moriarity 6,265 Don Murray 6,075 Wm. Justice 5,225 Ray Mathews 5,085 Max Pfeiffer 4,845 Gilbert McKhann 4,715 Kenneth Karch 4,675 Ada Loyd 4,405 Laicile Rohe 4,373 Donald Klppard 4,100 Marion Chenoweth . . . 4,095 Wm. Schurman 4.000 Lorena Williams 3.995 Wm. Kanke 5,965

Roland Lane 3,720 Howard Taggart 3,555 Edward Davis 3,405 Linden Edgerton 3,400 Leslie Williams 3.300 Martha Zurwell 3,100 Elmer Placke 2,845 Earl Mutchner 2,575 Malcolm Hippard .... 2.495 Iester Williams 2,370 C. Sitloh 2,310 William McKinley ... 2,155 Leonard Long 2,135 Rife Paddock 2,095 Walter Ayers 1,960 Geo. Whitesell 1.580 Mahlon Walls 1,550 Everett Titus 1,490 Howard Williams ... l,3S5

Harold McBride

735

Ealt Zwissler's Bread and Get Voltes The Best Bread Made is Zwissler's Make EATMORE-QUAKER-MILK MADE Nothing to Equal Our Meals at 15c and 25c 28 So. 5th St. ZWISSLEJR'S 908 Main St.

300 Votes for Every New Palladium Subscriber To every contestant bringing us this Coupon properly signed by someone not taking the Palladium, and who agrees to subscribe for The Palladium for a period of 6 weeks will be entitled to 300 votes. For two subscriptions we will give 700 votes and for 3 subscriptions 1,200 votes.

300 VOTE COUPON Richmond, Ind. , February 1914. To the Richmond Palladium: Desiring to assist this contestant to win the Pony, Cart and Harness, I hereby subscribe for The Richmond Palladium for six weeks and agree to pay carrier at end of each week. Good For Subscriber . . . . New Subscribers n,y- "Address Contestant's Name

Are We Your Druggistts? It not, why not? Our methods of dealing squarely with aU our trade baa brought as many new customers. Are you one of them? If not. we again ask, wby not?

BEST

Prices Drugs

Our customers know that when they buy drugs or merchandise of any kind at our store they get the most value for their money. That is wby we believe we deserve your patronage. When next you need anything a good druggist sells, go to the Treat-U-Well Druggists QiMfllcy's Drag Stores WE GIVE VOTES

Richmond Union Laundry

35-37 South 6th Street.

Phone 1251

The Monarch Laundry bought out the Richmond Steam, taking possession Monday, February 2nd. Main Office and Works located at 35 and 3? South 6th St. The new firm are W. H. Kingman, J. H. McAfee and L. B. Cranor. Everything in our power will be done to give satisfactory service to all our patrons. We want to hear your "Kicks as weU as your compliments. 2 for 1 still given on new business. Help Us Give Richmond An Up-to-Date Laundry lo ItlhKB Meaurtf off Let your smoke come.from our store and (GET VOTES Our Cigars Are at all times kept fresh just the way you like then?. Get a good smoke and help your friend win the pony and cart.

CIGAR STORE

Eighth and Main Streets

flDODIOIBLE VOTES Monday, Feb. 9 to Saturday, Feb. 21, inclusive, we will give double votes on all dry cleaning, pressing and repairing.

French Dry Cleaning Co,

ED N. WILSON

Phone 1766, 1002 Main St.

Don't Miss An ARCADE Program Ibis Week. A Feature Everyday this Week TODAY "WHEN STRONG WILLS CLASH" 2 reel eensatlonal Path play. THE BROKEN HEART" Selig. TUESDAY 4 Reel Program. "THE WEDDING GOWN" 2 reel Biograpn. "BY THE TWO OAK TREES" Pathe. "THE ABANDONED WELL" Biograph. 25 Votes With every admision on Tuesday. Features for rest of the week ars: "THE STREET SINGERS' Vita graph 2 reel. Wednesday. "THE TUDOR PRINCESS" 2 reel Edison. Thursday. "ANCIENT ORDER OF. GOOD FELLOWS" 2 reel Vltagrapn Comedy, Friday. "A SHOT IN THE NIGHT" 2 reel Kalem. Saturday. "UNTO THE 3RD AND 4TH GENERATION 2 reel Selig. Sunday. DON'T MISS A ONE