Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 28, 14 December 1914 — Page 10
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AMD SUN-TJULUJUKAM. MUWUAY, DUC. 14, 1914.
COUNT OF VEHICLES SHOWS LITTLE USE OF SOUTH E ROAD Advisory Body of New Bridge Takes Four Counts to Determine Course of Travel. Four counts of vehicles passing cer
the corner of Eighth and Main street, and the other at Tenth street. ' The money donated in thiB manner will be used to defray the expense of the Christmas, dinner and entertainment for the poor women and children of the city, which will be given by the Salvation Army, at the headquarters in the Rhoda Temple on Christmas day. dog, with a brass collar about its neck. This explained partly the boldness of the pack, which had often come up Into the very yards of the settlers. 7CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hate Always Bought
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the territory south of Richmond have been taken by the members of the advisory committee appointed by the county commissioners recently to ascertain to a certainty the best location for the South side bridge. Engineer Jack Mueller of New Castle, told the commissioners that more than fifty per cent, of the vehicles are automobiles. The closeness of Christmas may have had some effect on the amount and character of the travel, he said. Counts were taken on E street at the intersections of Fifth, Sisth and Seventh streets. This was to deter1mine the value of E street as a cross street. It was found that ninety-five per cent of the travel was north and south travel and that only five per cent was on IS street. Counts from School. Another test was taken from the Joseph Moore school house. A man was stationed in the school for a day to count the vehicles passing to and from the Abington pike. Mr. Mueller said that the location of livery stables, hitch racks, the market house and the business houses or banks which the farmers patronize influences greatly the routes taken. The counts have proved thus far that K street is not a valuable street for i loss town traveling, but, the engineer si id. this does not mean that E street
or any other south end street would not become a well traveled street if a south side bridge is built. The report of the engineers of the county commissioners is being held up by delays in making the foundation tests. A Centerville firm was employed to do the work but has failed to move machinery to the sites specified. While the advisory committee and the engineers are waiting for the results of the foundation tests, other counts of the travel will be taken.
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MANY DIMES DROP IN ARMY KETTLES
Christmas kettles of the Salvation1 Army appeared cm the streets Saturday evening, and the early holiday crowd seemed to catch the spirit of the approach of Christmas, and the merry jingle of nickles and dimes lasted throughout the evening. One of the kettles was stationed at
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The whole community is turning to this big Gift Store with it's wealth of suggestions of economical presents for everybody. The little tokens of remetnbrance as well as the more useful and practical gifts, will be found here at prices that will make possible a good old-fashioned Christmas.
WARM UNDERWEAR
A Gift Most Useful -Men's Fleeced or Rib
bed Union Suits at . . 79c
-Men's Shirts & Draw-
ers at c
-Women's Union Suits
at 39c
$1.25 grade Women's
Union Suits 89c
Vellastic Extra Heavy
Suits 98c
Misses' Union Suits
at 48c
Boys' Union Suits, 45c
A SWEATER COAT Will Surely Please.
Men's, Women's. Boys'
and Girls'
Men's Sweater Coats at 50c to $4.00
Special Heavy Jumbo
Knit at $2.98
Boys' Sweater Coats
at 50c to $2.50 Girls' Sweater Coats,
$1.50 value 98c
Women's Sweater
Coats at $1.98 Extra Heavy Knit Women's Coats at $2.48 to $3.50 Infants' Knit Suits, complete $2.25 Infants' Knit Toques, Sacques, Hoods and Coats in great variety. New Misses' and Women's Knit Caps ; see them at 50c
An Excellent Gift UMBRELLAS Children's Umbrellas.. 48c
Men's Umbrellas at 50c to
$2.98.
Women's Umbrellas, Spe
cial, 75c.
Women's Umbrellas, plain
and fancy, 98c.
Women's Umbrellas, fancy
handles, Xmas boxes, $1.4S to
$3.48.
GIFTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
Our Department for Men Is Brimful of Gifts That Please.
Collar Boxes, of Sox. Hand
kerchief. Tie Pin and Scarf
at only $1.00.
Men's Smoking Set at $1.00
Boxes of Handkerchief and
Tie. 50c. Men's Suspenders in fancyboxes. 25c, 50c.
Men's Neckties in boxes at
25c and 50c. Tie Pins at 25c and 50c.
Cuff Buttons, Tie Pin and
Tie at 50c. Men's Sox, 4 in box, at 50c
Boys' Suits at $1.98, $2.98,
and $4.98.
All Wool Blue Serge Suits
at $3.48.
Boys' Overcoats, $1.98 to
$4.50.
Men's Suits and Overcoats,
$5.00 to $15.00.
Boys' Raincoats at $3.50,
Men's Raincoats at $4.98,
Men's Balmacaans at $4.98
to $12.00.
BEAUTIFUL XMAS WAISTS
Ladies' Waists of Voile
and Fancy Stripes,
price .... 50c & 98c
Messaline and Crepe de Chine Silk Waists in boxes $1.98
-Petticoats of mercer
ized material . . 50c, 79c
-Messaline Skirts in
Boxes $1.98 $2.50 value Dress Skirts $1.98
Remember The Hoosier
Is Headquarters for DOLLS
12-inch Kid Dolls, with
wig and sleeping eyes,
for 25c
-14-inch Kid Dolls, with
bisque head and sleeping eyes 50c
Our leader, 22-inch full jointed, bisque head and hand, sewed wig, shoes and stockings; also boy
and girl character dolls, at only . . . . $1.00 24-inch Jointed Dolls, complete at $1.50 Unbreakable Character Dolls . . .25c to $2.50 Large Doll Buggies, in reed or wood body, at $1 to $7.50
GLOVES ARE IDEAL GIFTS Women's Kid Gloves for $1.00
Women's Cashmere Lined Gloves 25c Women's Kayser Fabric Gloves, of leatherette
or Cashmere: white or
black, price 50c Children's and Misses'
Gloves and Mittens
at 25c & 50c Men's Kid Gloves, in boxes, price 50c & $1.00
Men's Fine Driving Gloves, price $1.00 Boys' Boy Scout and Cowboy Gloves 50c Bovs' Kid Gloves, 50c
WHY NOT FURS OR
WEARING APPAREL?
Sets of Furs as low as
$4.98.
Sets of Mink, Coney
and Fox at $9.98 to $15
A large line of Muffs
at $1.98 to $10.
Women s Coats, spe
cial at $4.98.
Women's Coats up to
$18.00.
DAINTY GIFTS FOR
WOMEN
Sewing Sets of Scissors,
Darners, etc., made of
fancy ribbons, priced
at 25c and 50c
Fancy Boudoir and
Breakfast Caps, 2oc, aOc
-Beautiful Neckwear in
fancy boxes, priced at only 25c and 50c Bows, Vestees, Collars,
Collar and Cuff Sets, etc.
Fancy Bar Pins, Combs Pin Sets and Ornaments
at 25c and 50c Lavallieres, Lockets and Pendants, 50c & 98c
Mesh Bags for Children at 25c & 50c Large $2.25 6-inch Mesh Bags, German Silver; special at . . . .$1.39 Special 3-piece Silver Manicure Set at . 25c Brush and Comb Set white ivory, at 75c White Mirror and Comb Set 49c Manicure Sets of Silver, 5 pieces at 98c Beautiful Set of Silver Mirror, Comb and Brush, in box $3.48 Six-piece Manicure Set at $2.25
WHY NOT BUY HANDKERCHIEFS? Children's Handkerchiefs, 2 in box 10c Women's Colored Initial, 3 in box 25c Fancy Boxes, 6 in box for 50c
Men's Handkerchiefs
in boxes 25c & 50c
Women's Embroidered
Handkerchiefs 5c Six for 25c Beautiful Embroider'd
Corners 10c Three for 25c
Dainty Embroidery
Patterns at 15c
Two for 25c
Large at
Assort ments
25C
Buy Where You Can Get the Most for
your savings CHeclcs
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Is Loaded Down With
Useful Gifts
Fancy Colored Bordered
Turkish Towels, at 10c, 25c, and 50c each.
-Imitation Battenburg
Dresser Scarfs at . . . 25c Battenberg Dresser Scarfs at . .50c, 75c, $1. Square and Round Mexican Drawn Work
Center Pieces ; special
at 25c, 39c, 50c
Linen Towels in Damask and Huck, with plain or colored borders; special at 25c & 50c
-Stamped Pillow Cases;
special at per pair . . 50c
Table Runners and Pillow Top Sets including braid, floss and back; special at per pkg., 25c Stamped Towels a t 10c, loc and 25c. Extra fine All-Linen Scarfing, per yard 25c, 35c and 50c. 50c Crib Blankets in pink and blue; special at 39c Heavy Cotton Blankets, worth $1.50; Special
at per pair 9Sc Comforts all kinds and prices at 98c, $1.19, $1.39
$1.50 and up to 4.
A few $3.00 Fancy
Plaid Woolnap Blankets
left to go at a pair $2.19 50c value in Serge,
most all shades; special
per yard 38c
Roman Stripes, Plaids
and Novelty Suitings ; special at per yard . . 50c
42-inch All Silk Poplin
worth $1.50; special at
per yard 98c See our Xmas line of Serge and Suitings, at per yard 25c $1.00 fine weave Crepe Cloth in black and blue
onlv : special, per yd., t .c
See our line of Xmas
Books at . .10c, 25c, 48c
WHY NOT THESE?
Brass Ash 1 rays ... Joe Brass Smoking Sets, 4 pieces 50c Brass Canlesticks, 8 to 10 inch 25c
Brass Tobacco Jars $1.
10-inch Brass Jardi-
niers $1.00
12-inch Brass Jardiniers, legs $1.98
14-inch Brass Jardi
niers, legs $2.98
Fancy Brass Umbrella Holders $2.48
SLEDS FOR GIFTS Flexible Fiver Steel Run
ner Sleds $1.00
Commencing Thursday, Store Open Evenings Until Christmas
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