Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 136, 25 April 1916 — Page 12

PAGE TWELVE THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN?TELEGRAJI..TUESDAY. APRIL 25. 1916

DAVIS ADJUSTS DEAL WITH LOCAL DANK

Having ' effected a ' settlement, through the assistance of friends, with a' local bank, which "had caused him to, be taken into custody by the police, yesterday ; afternoon, pending charges of uttering forged notes have been dismissed and M. R, Davis, residing at North Twenty-third and E streets, has been released. It Is ? stated by the police that Davis secured several hundred dollars from a local bank by putting up as collateral security notes purporting to be made out in favor of the-M.Rumely company and endorsed over to him by the Rumely company. It is alleged that Davis forged these notes. It is stated that the bank officials agreed not to prosecute if Davis made a settlement,, which, he succeeded in doing.

MOOSE GIVE DEGREE.

Moose lodge initiated sixteen candidates that have recently been elected to membership last night. Not all the newly elected candidates were able to take the work last night but will do so in the near future, Howard Brooks said this morning.

PIGEON HITS MACHINE

INDIANAPOLIS, April 25. A policeman testified that Charles Bubert was breaking the speed limit, because his-windshield was broken when his automobile struck a pigeon. HEARS OF HIS DEATH

VALPARAISO, Ind., April 25. Frank Monger was surprised at reports of his death when he reached home. He had given an old coat with an identification mark to a tramp, and the tramp was killed.

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VIFE'S SUIT FAILED, J GIVES LAST ADDRESS

MATE ASKS DIVORCE

V Less than a month ago- Judge Tox

Refused to grant a divorce to Mrs. Ida

Rost, who asked separation from her husband, John A. Ro6t. Todayiher husband filed a complaint in circuit court a skins for a divnrr nA thA nis.

tody of his four children, who have

oeen uvmg with him at 91H Fort Wayne avenue. Mrs. Rost has been living at 25 South Fourth street and Sheriff Steen merely had to walk across the street to serve the summons. Rost alleges that hi& wife Is an unfit person to have charge of the children.- -

A dredge built in Holland for the government of Uruguay crossed tlfe Atlantic ocean under its own steam.

Miss Ida Mae Myller of Indianapolis, who has"kbeea here for the past' week assisting! in the social uplift meetings of. the: colored residents of Richmond, will give a farewell address at the Bethel A. M.. E. church at' 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. -Her subject will be Lending-a Helping Hand to the Fallen Woman." Mothers and fathers are especially invited.

AWAIT INSPECTION.

v National officers will inspect the Knights of St. John in St Andrew's hajl this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Following the. inspection the women of the Auxiliary will give a program. The public is invited to attend, Joseph Walterman announced this. morning. "

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

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An Annual Spring Event of interest to the housekeepers of Richmond and vicinity. Special Prices. Special Discounts, right at the season when the merchandise is needed. Come and see the superb variety of new Curtains, Draperies and Curtain Materials, and take advantage of the low prices that prevail.

Ten Days Oiily Sale Starts Wednesday APRIL 26th Ends Saturday, May 6th SEE OUR PRETTY LINE OF NEW CRETONNES ' Just now our showing of Cretonnes is at its best. .Such a variety ef dainty patterns is rarely gathered'into one stock and we believe that there are ' but few stores in the larger cities that can show, such extensive assortments. Dark Cretonnes and light cretonnes in new patterns and colorings. Get your Porch Furniture into good condition and recover it with cretonne. You'll be delighted with the result. ; Prices 25c to 50c Yard Sale 10 Discount

Splendid Value N Plain and Bordered MARQUISETTE 38 inches wide; colors are white, cream and ecru. Special price during sale, only, per yd. 22Hc

OVER DRAPERY New Weaves, New Designs, All Colors. Colored Madras ,50c to$1.50' Yard Sun Fast Drapery. . . . . . . . . . .$1.00 to $1.25 Yard Sale 10 Discount IMPORTED SCOTCH MADRAS 36 to 45 inches wide; many, pretty patterns in a sheer grade that launders well; a suitable material for use in any room. -Prices 25c to 75c Yd.; Sale 10 Discount

CURTAINING BY THE YARD We have a very attractive line of the famous QUAKER CRAFT NETSin ecru, white and ivory. Designs are to be had for use in any room of : the hoy-?. For distinctivene 5 in - curtains, . the Quaker Craft Nets . are unsurpassed. Prices range from .

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Discount Nottingham Lace Curtains; prices $1.00 to $7.50 Pair. Cable Net Curtains; prices $2.00 to $5.00 pair. Marquisette Curtains; prices $1.00 to $10.00 pair. Irish Point Net prices $4.00 to $15.00 pair. Brussels Nets; prices $5.00 to. $10.00 pair. Here Is Where You Can Pick Up Some Big Bargains All "One Pair" Curtains at half price. All Half Pair Curtains at very low special prices. FOR GENERAL SERVICE NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS Two to ten' pairs to a pattern. Sale price $1.80 pair.

TWO BIG LACE CURTAIN VALUES

Worthy of Special Mention

NO. 1

Nottingham 4 Lace Curtains and Marquisette, fancy trimmed; 2 to - 3 -yards long, - worth -up -to $4.00 a pair SALE, $2.50 A PAIR

NO. 2 Marquisette, embroidered"' edge, and lace edge trimmed, Nottingham and , Cable Net Curtains; worth up to $6.00 a pair -SALE $3.98 A PAIR

SEE OUR DAILY RUG SPECIALS

, : ; Size Feet by;iOFeet TAPESTRY RUGS worth $12.00,' Special . . .". Axminster Rug, worth $18.00," Special. . . . ." : . Smith's' Axminster, worth $22,00,; Special.'. . .

THE BEST BEATER IN TOWN

Wire Carpet Beaters, special . .

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An Assortment of Curtains . In. Saxony and Cable Nets White and ecru,' fine weaves with plain centers and allover designs Sale Price $4.50 Pair SAXONY CURTAINS of fine weave and design. The patterns are copied after some of the most expensive imported nets in all over patterns. Special prices . $2.25 & $2.70 a Pair DUCHESS POINT CURTAINS in ivory," white and ecru. 2'z yards long, suitable for the best" of rooms.' Special Sale prices $5.85 & $6.75 a Pair

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A Glance At Our Windows Will Convince You With our five stores it is possible to do many things that a man with one store, can not do. We carry the same styles that are found in the larger cities. You have the same advantages.

Ladies'. Patent Bronze and Matte Kid Simplicity PumpWelt sole, long vamp. Price

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Ladies' white and grey washable Kid Pumps White ivory sole; new Simplicity style

Ladies' patent matte kid and bronze Colonial . Pump. Narrow toe, large buckle, Fifth Ave. style .

$S.oo

Ladies' white, grey and champayne pump, "Tear Drop" style. Price

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724 Main St-5 Stores. The Curme-Fehman Shoe Co.

"THIRTY FEET FROM SEVENTH STREET."

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"THIRTY FEET FROM SEVENTH STREET."

Yes, it's "William and Mary." Isn't triere supreme satisfaction in being able to say that of the dining suite in your home? Would you have the same feeling about any other period style? "It's William and Mary" that covers all you need say. Everybody appreciates your choice; you have given to your home the very best money can buy. You never will think-of replacing this suite for any other. As the years go by the words "It's William and Mary" will mean more to you, and many, many times as you continue to enjoy the graceful lines of that noble furniture beyond criticism in taste and design you will say to yourself, "How glad I am, I paid no more .and yet was able to get mv dining suit in "William and Mary." The simple, graceful proportions so harmoniously true in the "William and Mary" suites we offer, invite you to come in and look around.

We show a beautiful complete suite in William and Mary design consisting of buffet, table and six chairs, priced complete at '

Besure andsee the handsome dining room suite we are showing in both fumed and golden oak, buffet, table and .six chairs, all beautiful, genuine quartered o a k. Price complete

"THIRTY," FEET FROM SEVENTH STREET." .

"THIRTY FEET. FROM SEVENTH ' STREET.- ' '