Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 181, 10 June 1914 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1914

STUDENTS RETURN pants fled to the roof and were rescued from there by firemen and policemen. Among the injured is acting Deputy Chief Devanny. The stairB by which he was attempting to reach the second floor to help in the work of rescue collapsed and he was plunged down. Prompt action by his firemen saved him from death. S. S. I. A. PREPARES FOR BIG PICNIC Pinal arrangements for the annual picnic of the South Side Improvement association were completed at a meeting of the committees in charge of the affair last night. The picnic will be held Sunday at Beallview park and will be for members with their famil association will be called on for short talks. Ball games and athletic contun will he arranged. The" Richmond ies only. Although no formal program has been adopted for the day, speaking, I musical numbers and contests of all ' Maennerchor will furnish a musical IE kinds will be held. Members of the program, COCOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOCOCOOOODCOCOCOCOO 'Richmond's Greatest Value Giving Store." COOOOOCOCOOOOOOCOOCOOCOCCOO OOC o o

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Hussell Isenbarger Arrives at Lynn After Year at DePauw University. Mr. and Mrs. De Selma, and Miss Leota Larkin, of Farmland, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. It. Halliday, Tuesday. Mrs. George Shook and daughter, of Traverse City, Mich., arrived Tuesday to visit relatives at this place. Miss Wanita Longfellow spent, the "week-end visiting at the home of her uncle, Tom Beeson and family, in "Winchester. Dr. Clark, of Indianapolis, was called to Lynn Tuesday in consultation in the case of Mrs. Ilutchens, who is (seriously ill. Mrs. Will Wright left Tuesday for Purdue university to attend the commencement exercises, her son Seward, being on of the members of the class. Mrs. Charles Roland and daughter, of Richmond, are spending the week with her father, Murry Chenoweth. Returns From Richmond. Miss Mary H... has arrived home after a pleasant visit with friends in tiiichmond. Russell Isenbarger, of Del'auw university, arrived home Wednesday to spend his summer vacation. Mrs. Vernon Albertson is very ill at her home on West Church street. Merl Chenoweth, of Winchester, was a visitor in our city Tuesday. The M. E. churcn is making preparation for a splendid Children's Day progra mto be given Sunday, June 14. Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols returned Monday from Muncie, where she visited with her daughter, Mrs. W. N. Steele and family. Charles Nichols, of Portland, was calling on friends here Saturday.

KID WILJJAMS WINS Easily Bests Coulon in Short Bout.

LOS ANGELES, June 10. Johnny (Kid) Williams gratified his ambition to reign as champion of the bantamwieght division when he scored a clean knockout over Johnny Coulon in the third round of their scheduled 20round battle last night at Vernon. His entry fee to the championship stakes was $1.iii)0 which was paid iri less than t -i minutes before he announced Premi. . honors of his division. His victory was the culmination of a series of most remarkable events that ever featured a championship contest, and short though the fight was. it was of sufficient duration to definitely settle the question of individual supremacy between this pair and thoroughly eliminate Coulon as a factor in championship running.

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EARLHAM NOTES

Prof. E. S. Alden, of the Earlham Knglish department, will go to the X'niveisity of Illinois this summer, where he will take work on his doctor's degree in English.

N. S. Markel left yesterday for Chicago university, to finish work for his doctor's degree. He has a leave of absence until September, 191.". when he will return ami take charge of the department of botany.

Miss Emma Pickern. of the 1014 graduating class, has been elected secretary to President Kelly for next yea :.

CROP RANKS 103

Statistical estimates of the condition of crops for the different states. Issued by the department of agriculture, show that Indiana has among the best prospects for a bumper year. The estimate for Indiana is 10;; Illinois, 02.0; Ohio, 10:1. .", and Michigan, W.o.

1 BURN TO DEATH

IN GOTHAM BLAZE Fire Trap Becomes Raging Mass of Flames Five Min-; utes After Alarm Is Given. I

NEW YORK. June 10 Seven perfoiis were burned to death, six fatally hurt and nine others injured in a fire that swept through a five-story tenement building early today. The lives of L'OO occupants were probably saved by Miss Cecelia Shapiro, who discovered the blaze an dran screaming through the halls to give tin; alarm. Most of the injured were hurt by jumping from windows or fire escnpes. Within five minutes after the blaze was discovered on the first floor the flames were shooting through the entire structure. Finding their escape cut off many of the buildings occu-

KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL

Health is Worth Saving, and Some Richmond People Know How to Save It.

Many Richmond people take their Tlves in their hands by neglecting the kidneys when they know these organs need help. Weak kidneys are responsible for a vast amount of suffering and ill health the slightest delay is dangerous. lTse Doan's Kidney Fills a remedy that has helped thouHands of kidney sufferers. Here is a llichniond citizen's recommendation. Mrs. Fred Heater, 607 N. Thirteenth I St., Richmond. Ind., says: "I have never used Doan's Kidney Pills myself, but I am glad to confirm my former public endorsement. One of the family wrenched his back and after that had a great deal of trouble with (his back ajid kidneys. He used Doan's Kidney Pills, which were obtained at ,A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug store, and ithey cured him." Price 50c at all dealers. Don't jBimply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that 'Mrs. Heater had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props.. Buffalo, N. Y. (Advertisement)

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COMBINED, will make THURSDAY a never to be forgotten day for those who want to make money do VALIANT SERVICE

Never has any Store Featured such VALUES as WE list for THURSDAY'S SELLING:

Ginghams, Chambrays and Rippellettes, ages 2 to 6 yrs., great bargain.

$1.50 Messaline Finish Petticoats

Black and Popular Colors, Fluted Tailored and Brocaded Flounce.

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Leaders in Low Prices

Quality

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1 V 925-927-929 MAIN ST.

50c Kimono Aprons

Checked Percales and Ginghams, coverall aprons with kimono sleeves.

Men's 50c Work Shirts

Of Amoskeag Blue Chambrays, in all sizes. Full cut, well made.

MIGHTY S

Women's tn

House and

MIKKI IV.

1 ,000 Made To Sell at $1.50

Sun and Tub-proof Amoskeag Ging-

lams. Checks and Striped Percales,

Blue and Natural Color Linenes, Amoskeag Chambrays, high or low necks, long or short sleeves, women's and misses' sizes, choice Thursday...

WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $3 Street Dresses

SUN AND TUB PROOF Beautiful street dresses in a rare and popular assortment of new spring models, natural and colored linens, percales, voiles and crepes, all sizes..

$187

$2 Wilhelmina

CORSETS, now

98c

All the new spring models guaranteed not to break, and rust proof, all sizes.

50c CORSETS

New long models, lace Q" trimmed top, all sizes... OxC

Great Purchase and Sale of $2.00

Jap Silk WAISTS

Extra !

Women's $1.00 White Waists..

This is a bargain that any woman of limited means cannot afford to

miss; voiles aud em

broidery trim med

39c

Beautiful little wash silk waists, in white and floral figures. Kimono sleeve, low neck and rubber band at bottom. Women's $1.50 Voile, Lingerie and QQ Crepe Waists 0 High or low necks and new short or length Kimono sleeves; also about 18 styles of Balkan, Middie and Mandarin Blouses of heavy twilled material AO at V&C

DRESSES Beautiful J Worth up to $6.50 S

Our customers wonder, our competitors wonder, in fact the whole city stands back and wonders how we can sell dresses of such high character and workmanship at so low a price. Beautiful striped and figured voiles, exquisite floral and plaid crepes, rice cloths, ratine, etc. Overskirt and ruffle effects, self material, button, lace insertion, embroidery and silk ribbon trimmed. All sizes for misses and women.

Final Sale of Women's Novelty Coats Worth up to $10

Short cutaway effects in the wide Blouse and Kimono sleeve styles. All wool

serges, diagonals, crepes and honeycomb

materials, all sizes at only

$3.98

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Women's 50c Silk Hose

Pure thread silk, double heel and toe, deep lisle garter top, comes in all colors and black and white, per pair Q7tf special O C

Women's 50c Gauze Union Suits

Women's 50c Gauze Union Suits,

or tight knee and silk tape trimmed; special Thursday ...

lace

27c

NO PHONE, MAIL OR C. O. D. ACCEP

Boys' 50c Union Suits Athletic or balbriggan; only on Thursday Q M with this coupon at O'xC Men's 50c Straw Hats

25c Kleinert's Baby PANTS All sizes, made of water

proof material; with

coupon, Thursday

17c

Ladies' 10c HOSE Seamless, fast color, f black only, Thursday JKs

These come in various

styles; priced special with coupon . .

34c

5c HAIIt NETS, lc Invisible; all shades;

Thursday only with this coupon at

Ladies' 35c (iinjrham PETTICOATS

Deep scalloped

flounce, specia

i ..18c

25c Taffeta RIBBON Comes in Spring colors; Thursday with this - A coupon, a yard.... -Lrl

35c Kitchen APRONS

Best quality gingham

checks; sold only with coupon at. .

19c

TED. COUPON MUST

25c Turkish TOWELS Large sized absorbent. Blue ltibbou Day -f 4 price 14C 25c Dustless MOPS Will fit any handle; sanitary, only with cou- - rj pon on Thursday . . -L I Ks Clark's O.N.T. Thread All sizes. Black and Ol, White, spool Boys' 35c BLOUSES Striped ginghams, blue Chambrays and Black Sateens, Thurs- - r? day lit Ladies' 89c Siik Gloves All sizes, black or white. Blue Ribbon 1Q special dC

REPRESENTED.

$1 "America" Alarm CLOCKS Nickeled case, guaranteed movement, A Q with coupon xOC Child's 50c Umbrellas Waterproof, with straight

curved handles, 0

with

coupon

S9c Seamless Bed SHEETS

Full size, excellent grade

muslin, special at

56c

8c Canvas GLOVES

Come witli Jersey knit

wrists and sold only with coupon at . .

Sturdy Boy's $1.50

WASH SUITS

Heavy Galateas. an endless variety of styles and color combinations, ages 23i to 9.

Boys' $3.00 SI

scnooi suns

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Now mothers is your chance to buy your boy a suit cheaper than ever before. Navy Biue Serges nnd neat Grey Mixtures, ages 6 to 16.

) Sale of Men's $1.50 b

Men's Regular $1.00 Dress 0 Q q

63c

Straw Hats

Stiff Sailors of Heavy

if rauieo ruraw anu sun

brim hats of QP finer grade . . . 7tJL

Men's $1.00 Percale Dress Shirts in very neat stripes and figures, coat cut, attached cuffs; also soft negli

gees in cream, only; choice, Thursday

$1.00 Men's Union Suits in a full range of sizes, Poros-knit, closed pr 4 crotch, Thursday WT:t Men's BOc President or Roman Suspenders in a beautiful range of QQ, patterns, Thursday sale price. . OOL Men's 50c Underwear, Shirts or Draw

ers in the Balbriggan or I'orousknit

style, all sizes, special Thursday

34c

Men's $1.50 Work Pants, in heavy

serges or mixtures, double sewed,

unmatchable values, for Thursday at

95c

25c Corset Covers Only

Excellent 2f.c women's Corset Covers, very prettily trimmed with lace or embroidery, great bargain Thursday. 124

$1 Muslin Gowns

Now we have another great sale of these beautiful gowns known to nearly every Richmond woman. A new shipment just arrived from New York. Lace, Ribbon and Embroidery trimmed.

Women's Exquisite

75c Crepo GOWNS

I'u . it v rcpe with Pink or Blue embroidery trimmed yoke. $1.50 Muslin Gowns, beautifully trimmed with lace, embroid

ery and ribbon

Women's 35c Brassieres, handsome

ernbroiderv trimmed

Special for Thursday .

Women's 50c Muslin Dra we rs, richly trimmed in lace or embroidery; Grand

Leader's challenge

price only . . . ,

89c

17c

38c

Women's and Swisses

Everyone Actual $6.00 Value Another one of those Grand Leader (JQ Af wonderful purchases that actually tpOoTbi take the heart out of competition. These skirts were bought at a low figure and will be sold at the same radical price cuts, Serges and Mixtures, latest styles.

Beautiful $3.00 Pure Silk Petticoats

With shirred, fluted and ac-

cordian plaited flounce

all colors at

$1.89

Women's $1.50 and $2 White Petticoats

Trimmed with deep embroibery flounce, 14. 16 and IS

inches deep, very special

94c

Challenge Sale Price $2.50 Genuine Human Hair Switches 24 inches long, full and wavy, in all shades, great bargain, QA Thursday OiC $1.50 Nottingham Lace Curtains in white, ecru and Arabian, 2 and 3 yards long, in beautiful new Qg patterns tOC Boys' 50c Rah Rah and Telescope Hats Straws, felt and silk; new col- QQ, orings, in all sizes 0C Child's $1.50 Fast Color WASH DRESSES Ages 2 to 14, various new spring styles, great values 9$C Regular $1.50 Bed Spreads, Double bed size with or without fringe, handsome new raised patterns, Grand Leader values 98c

All Trimmed Hats Must Go We have a small quantity of Trimmed Hats on hand, and in order to clear out every trimmed hat in the house, mostly $7.50 hats in the lot, we are not even thinking of the cost, but will sell thorn (J" QP7 Thursday at IP -- NEW MID-SUMMER

TRIMMINGS Finest $1.50 Feather Bands In white and colors, very stylish, priced especially for JO, Saturday, with coupon at OiC59c Ostrich Feather STICKUPS Not last season's, but strictly new, mid-summer styles C $4.00 Untrimmed Panama Shapes, $2.49 Genuine Panamas in six striking new, mid-summer models, actually worth $4.00, tff A f

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Thursday only

$2.50 UNTRIMMED Straw Shapes

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Our immense business in the untrimmed hat line is accounted for by the fact that we don't make outrageous profits in this department.

WOMEN'S AND MISSES' Sample Suits

Worth $15 to $18 Si. 50

In such materials as all wool serge, crepes, diagonals, etc. There are only a few suits in the lot, .but. these must be sold out by Thursday night. Come in and see them. Short Cutaway Jackets, full lined, with guaranteed satin. Come in blue, brown, tan,

navy and Copen;

to close at

$8.50

Women's $1.00, 16-Button

Long Silk Gloves

Pure thread silk, black or white, with double tip fingers, finest ?1 quality, "Leader" T.: 67c

50c SHORT SILK GLOVES Black or white, pure silk, reinforced finger tips.

'Leader"

value

37c

50c Pure Siik Lisle Gloves

16-button length, double tipped fing

ers, all sizes, challenge sale price

32c

Shoe Dept. Savings A Large Shipment Of MEN'S SAMPLE SHOES Bought by our New York office at such a low price as to enable us to sell them at a ridiculously low price for GOOP SHOES. However, they're here to sell. These come In tans and blweks. mostly in the "English" last, many fitted with O'Sullivan Rubber Heels; take your pick of them. $3.00 to $5.00 values g2 Another Shipment of the Famous "Prince Hartigan" COMFORT SHOES High or low cuts, $2.50 to Q- iQ $3.00 values !-L4:

CHILDREN

BABY DOLLS Ked. tan and Patent leather, sizes 1 to 8

69c

MISSES BABY DOLL PUMPS

Patent leather, sizes S to 11,

98c

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