Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 150, 11 May 1916 — Page 3

PAGE THREE OAVIBRUBIN : ACCOMIE RETURNS d by toger fore habaes ' corpus proceedings and other legal action could be instituted by the young man's attorneys. Engagement Severed. Rubin states that he did not Intend to be dishonest, having .intended all the time to make a settlement with his local creditors. The first month he was engaged in business here as a woman's tailor, Rubin states, he did not earn one dollar. The following month he sold a suit of clothing to his prospective father-in-law, a man named Haymann, living in Indianapolis, who is reputed to be wealthy. "Then my engagement with - Miss Haymann was broken, because I was poor, and Haymann refused to pay for the suit because, he said, it. did not fit him, Rubin said today. "When I failed to get this money I left Indianapolis ..for New York and arrived there with three cents in my pocket. I was working as a night cashier in one of my brother-in-law's restaurants when placed under arrest." Rubin hopes .to escape prosecution after he has made a settlement with his creditors. IMPRESSIVE SERVICE CONDUCTED TODAY FOR MRS. STANTON services. , Rev. Father J. S. Finn of Chicago, delivered the funeral oration aiid absolution. , Rev. Father John Stanton of Vincennes, son of the deceased officiated at the solemn requiem mass. Rev. Fathers Mattingly and' Cronin also officiated. - Pall bearers were J." F. McCarthy, John Dolan, Daniel Griffin, WiHiam Carrol, James Goldrick and Albert Pender. Many members of the St. Mary's congregation attended. Interment was In the St. Mary's cemetery'TRESTLE BLAZES Fire companies were called to the C. & p. trestle at 3:15 o'clock this afternoon by a blaze caused by coals which fell from a passing engine. Little damage was done. One of the most impressive funerals ever held at the St. Mary s church was the funeral service of Mrs. Mary Stanton this morning at 9 o'clock. Clergy from many different cities were present and took part in the j David Rubin, charged with having! tion which resulted in a $5 bill being passed over to the sleuth. Following this transaction the detective proved of valuable assistance in getting Rubin out of New York be Before the war there were 6,000,000 more women than men in Europe. sued a check for $15.75 to the Y. M. ii A. without having funds in the j;nk,'wa8 returned to Richmond from PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, May 11, 1936

tfw lYofk, where he was arrested a W dayg ago, by Officer Wenger, this pon.5 '

(1 Rubin's sister, wife of a prosperous

fcstaurant owner in New York, is ex-

1 kcted to arrive in Richmond tonight

r tomorrow for the purpose of seting up her brother's somewhat nuerous debts. Rubin informed Chief oodwin on his arrival that he bejeved he owed about $200 in Richmond. .. ' ,

if Tried to Keep Him. t Officer Wenger reported that lubin's sister made every effort to Jrevent his return to Richmond. She raployed three .attorneys and, as a I '1st resort, offered Wenger $500 and .greed to pay all his expenses.

Wenger spent an entire day trying a locate his prisoner, finally discovering that he was at a station in Harem. He was not turned over to Venger's custody until the arresting ietective arrived on the scene. This elective promptly inquired of WenJer, "what do 1 get out of it?" a ques

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'LAN TO SELL I STOCK OF NEW LISTING PLANT

I Plans for disposing of $50,000 stock Vi lha RlrhmnnH Aririinp and T.IstlnZ

Machine company to enable the comrany to increase its output, w-e considered at a meeting of Richmond ; iitulnaea mAn tHfu nrtrtn TtlO TYlfPtinff

Vas held in the director's room of the lierman-American Trust and Savings lompany. It is understood that the plan proposed is the same that was presented jo the directors of the South Side Improvement association two weeks ago i.bich provides for the sale of $50,000 if preferred stock and with each share f preferred there will be issued on J bare of common stock, f Officials of the company outlined he plan of extension proposed. Several other cities have made offers to the company, agreeing to dispose of he entire stock issue but the offic- !,,! r)f,iio tr remain in Richmond and

'siil iffluy that this will be done prot itjinrr ruj-port. is Riven by Richmond

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BANISH SCROFULA

jrc:d's Sarsaparilla Cleanses the

' c:;;d. Skin Troubles Vanish.

! fccrcfulu eruptions on the face and ciiy ai:p both annoying and disfigurng Many a complexion would be i -.M feci if ibey were not present. i This disease shows itself in other Vaye. aa bunches in the neck, inflamil ee!idti, sore cars, wasting of the iiuscles. h form of dyspepsia, and gen:al debility. i Ask your druggist for Hood's Sarsajarijla This great medicine completely eradicates scrofula. It purifies and nriches the blood, removes humors ind builds up the whole system. . It Embodies the careful training, experience anJ skill of Mr. Hood, a pharmacist for' fifty years, in its quality and ow et to cure. Scrofula is either inherited or ac''lulred. Better' be sure you are quite rep trom it. Get Hood's SarsaparilU md begin taking today.

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There's SNAP and GINGER

always in Walk-Over styles, but this spring j there seems to have been put in them even more than usual.

You never saw such smart footwear for either Men or Women. We will be very glad to show you some of the latest lasts.

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and up MEN AND WOMEN See our Children Shoes if you want service. Walk-Over Boot Shop We Treat You Right. 708 Main. , Geo. Thomas.

FOR SUPREME CORSET SATISFACTION . Have Your Next Corset Fitted by Our EXPERT CORSETIERRE

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Unequalled Assortments and Values in Men's, Women's and Children's SUMMER HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR

'TisTime to Get Ready for Summer These Special Offerings for 1 - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY You Cannot Find a Counterpart Anywhere of the Savings Made Available by These Special Opportunities.

Taffeta SILK

JUST RECEIVED TODAY. Petticoats in abundance is the demand of present-day fashions. The new Dress Skirts simply wont hang right without them. As usual we are co-operating with fashion in offering this wonderful assortment of full, rippling, wide, fluffy Silk Petticoats. In all the wanted colors, plain Dresdens, and changeable

$5 SILK PETTI- (J0 QQ COATS....

$3 SILK PETTI- G1 QQ I Wo silk petticoats inciu-

pxtU ding White Wash fl0 flO

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Silks at

RARE INDEED ARE SUCH EMBROIDERY VALUES AT THIS TIME OF THE SEASON JUST TWO LOTS TO CLOSE OUT QUICKLY 19c 18-INCH EMBROIDERY FLOUNCINGS 1,000 yds. $1.00 FINE SWISS ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES in the lot, at j5er yard . . IOC 250 yards in the lot, at per yard. 39c

One Lot of Shadow Val Laces

Fine Shadow Val Laces, up to Z inches wide, now so popular for dainty, sheer -White Goods and j Wash Goods Trimmings, while they last

yard

These Great Goat Opportunities Continue Friday and Saturday Providing the Greatest and Most Tempting Coat Values

23 SPORT COATS of Corduroy and popular Check materials; up to $7.75 values

Amazing Values in Fashionable Spring Coats $12.50 to $25 Coats Tomorrow on Sale at ONE-TriIRD OFF REGULAR PRICE

$12.50 COATS go for $8.34

$15.00 COATS go for $10.00

$17.50 COATS go fov $11.67

$20.00 COATS go for $13.34

$25.00 COATS go for $16.75

If You Are Interested in a New Spring Coat, Come Tomorrow and Save a Third. Come - Early for We Are. Going to Sell Them All.

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Second Floor-MILLINERY SEGTION-Second Floor Interesting Millinery Opportunities for Friday and Saturday

Children's Dainty Trimmed Hats of Milan and hemp, only

98c

$7.50 to $10.00 TRIMMED HATS Friday and Saturday

$3.98

$5.00 TO $7.50 TRIMMED HATS Friday and Saturday

$2.98

$3.50 TO $5.00 TRIMMED HATS Friday and Saturday

$1.98

CHOICE OF ANY UNTRIMMED SHAPE in the store

98c

NEW SPORT HATS ARRIVING DAILY

THE STANDARD OF VALUE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES The Wirthmor $1.00 Waists

The New Wirthmor Models on sale tomorrow These are the Waists' by which all other inexpensive Waists are judged the valsts that have won the unstinted praise of thousands of women throughout the various States the waists that are regarded by merchants and manufacturers alike as the highest and finest type that can be made to sell at so moderate a price the waists that have really been the wonder, as they have been the envy of the waist-making world. The Same Styles here at the same time as in the Country's recognized Style Centers Remember this: That Wirthmor Waists can be 6old by just one good store in every city and that they are Sold here Exclusively

And Here Again, Tomorrow, Go On Sale the New

$2 Blouses excelling all others at the same price, in the same great degree as do the Wirthmor at $1.00

Added interest is given to tomorrow's selling event by the arrival of the new Welworth models in some exceedingly beautiful styles. Our $2.00 Blouses are the result of the same kind of co-operative arrangement that has made possible the Wirthmor, and the values consequently are just as exceptional. Also new models at higher prices in a wide array of fascinating styles all in all it will be an eventful day, in our Blouse Department and one you should not miss.

MEN'S E. AND W. SHIRTS The new summer stripe effects, coat styles, Iaun- QCp dered and French Cuffs .jZr MEN'S FIBER SILK SOCKS In all the fashionable shades, including Palm Beach OKn

LEE B. NUSBAUM CO.

Demand

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10c At Your Grocers 10c Baked By Zwissler's Bakery

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