Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 83, 16 February 1914 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, FEB. 16, 1914

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BUY A BIG BEN lOOO Votes given with each Big Ben sold all this week and besides you get votes on our Jewelry, Silverware, Diamonds, Etc., Etc.

JEWELER

12 North Ninth Street

PRKMTT & HA1NDEL

118 WEST MAIN STREET.

PHONE 3240.

Etra. Votes Given on the Following Articles All this Week

Potatoes (home grown, per bu., $1.05. 300 votes with each bu. order. 1,01)0 votes with each 2 bu order Pork and Beans (Snider's) 15c size, 2 for 25c 50 votes with each can. Green Beans (canned) large can 10c 25 votes with each can.

Gold Medal Flour, 24 lb. sack 75c 300 votes with each sack. Maple Wheat Flakes per pkg 10c 50 votes with each package. Co ffee (P. & H. Blend) bulk, per lb 30e 75 Votes with Each lb. order 200 votes with each 2 lb. order

300 VOTES f For Every $1.00 Purchase Our One Best Bet and the one we are exclusive agents for is THE McDOUGALL Kitchen Cabinet Comforts, Garland Stoves and Ranges, Rockers, Library Tables, Etc. Etc.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE STORE

505-507 IVfairt Street

SPECIAL VOTE OFFERING For Friday and Saturday. See next Friday night's issue of Palladium for details.

groceries from us

Means Votes Lois 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. a HL G MAPLE Y

Phone 2292

1035 Main Street

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Yon buy cheaper besides better value, clothing, shoes, dry goods and furnishings. February Sale Continues to draw big crowds.

Tiie New Belter Value Store 918 IVf ain Street Phone 2068

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The beginning of the seventh week shows Russell Taylor in the lead with 245,855 votes while Catherine Althaus (the winner of the $5.00 cash prize) follows a close second with 221,395 votes. By last week's count a larger vote was cast than any previous week. Be-sure that your votes are stamped with the merchant's name otherwise they will be thrown out as "no good." THIS WEEK'S PRIZE

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Cast Umidj IL.aingest Vote For this week a prize of $5.00 in trade will be given to the contestant casting the biggest vote. The contestant winning this prize will be privileged to get $5.00 in trade from the merchants advertising on this page. Contestant is to call at the Palladium office for the $5 due bill.

MetlROd Used in Counting 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.

Standing oil Contestants At End of Sixth Week

Russell Taylor 245,855 Catherine Althaus . . . 221,395 Ernest Bryant 181,120 Roland Wrede 172,195 John Bricker 145,035 Joseph Barton 115, 8G0 Leona Hartman 77,650 Elizabeth Groff 75,260 Pauline Maher 70,740 James Henderson ... 69,045 Howard C. Turner . . 59,515 Harold Roosa 55,795 Howard Miller 47,545 Fred Thompson 40.S65 Earl Keisker 38,223 Wm. Schurman ....... 29,570 Batisto Mercurio 29,515 Robert Davis 29,455 Ora Barker 28,505 Violet Renk 26,400

James Wales 23,910 Archie Brehm 23,185 Rife Paddock 19,500 Wilbur Eubank 19.095 Margaret Stevens 16,600 Marion Chenoweth . . . 15.5S5 Wm. Kanke 14,565 Wm. K. Lux 13,410 Berniee Layman 12,010 Preston Thomas 9,725 Howard Taggart 9,250 Lorenna Williams S.SSO Malcolm Hippard 8,565 Agnes Rady 8,165 Roland Lane 8,160 Ada Loyd 8.0S0 Linden Edgerton 7,465 Gilbert McKhann 7.050 Lucile Rohe 7,018 Ruth Moriarity 6265

Don Murray 6,075 Donald Kippard 5.9S5 Martha Zurwell 5,945 Wm. Justice 5,300 Mahlon Walls 5,145 Max Pfeiffer 4,840 Kenneth Karch 4,685 Roy Mathers . 4.450 Harold McBride 3,865 C. Sitloh 3,585 Elmer Placke 3,480 Edward Davis 3,405 Ieslie Williams 3,300 Earl Mutchner 2,950 lister Williams 2,370 Wm. McKinley 2,155 Ieonard Long 2,135 Walter Ayres 2,100 Fred Glove 1,790 Geo. Whitesell 1,580

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Double Votes on all Lunch Tickets this Week GOOD EATS-Our 15c Lunch and Oar 25c Meal The Bread Leaders EATMOR AND QUAKER BREAD

600 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 600 votes. For two subscriptions we will give 1500 votes, and for 3 subscriptions 2,400 votes.

600 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 Druggists?It net. why net? Our methods of dealing squarely with all our trade has brought us many new customers. Are you one of them? It not. we again ask. why not?

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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 why we believe we deserve your patronage. When next you need anything a good druggist sells, go to the Treat-U-Well Druggists , Qeigley '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

Monday, February 2nd. Main Office and Wrorks located at 35 and 37 Sooth eta St. The new firm are W. H. Kingman, J. H. McAfee and L. B. Granor. Everything in our power will be done to give satisfactory I iloe to all our patrons. We want to hear your "Kicks as well as your oompllmeoca, 2 for 1 stfll gien on new business-. " Help Us Give Richmond An Up-to-Date Laundry lo tlhL2 Heart oil ttlln& City Let your smoke come from our store and (GET VOTES Our Cigars Are at all times kept fresh just the way you like them. Get a good smoke and help your friend win the pony and cart. - -

NGELBERT'S

CIGAR STORE

Eighth and Main Streets

Have Your Dry Cleaning Done This Week Also Pressing and Repairing DOUJMJE VOTES

French Dry Cleaning Co. ED N. WILSON Phone 1766, 1002 Main St.

Reel Vltagraph

Today's Big Feature "TREASURES ON EARTH' 2 Reel Lubin "SECRET OF .THE BULB" Vltagraph. TOMORROW "JERRY'S UNCLE'S NAMESAKE" Big 2

Comedy with Sidney Drew. LOOK! Boys and Girls LOOK! With every penny spent at the Arcade Tomorrow we give five votes. Twenty-five votes with every admission. 3 Reels Best Lloenaed Pictures Every Day. Other Big 2 Reel Features This Week on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. 4 REELS NEXT SUNDAY

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