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l'ACSK kk;iit. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND 8CX-TELEGBAM, TUESDAY, APRIL 18. 1911. KNOCKOUT GIVEN OIL TREATMENTS OF THESTREETS Council Nearly Unanimous in Favoring of the Use of Tarvia or Glutrin to Im prove Highways. (Continue! From Taffe One) forth the argument that It would be he)er to borrow money now for Htreet Imiirovementa than to remake a lot of Hi recta next year which need repairing now. The major at once produced his "borrow money and rob the people," und he was upheld by the city attorney. If who stated that there ure bo many contracts let now that the con tractors will hardly bo able to flnlah them. North K street people, according to Mr. King are wanting their street Im proved east of Sixteenth street. The street Ih being paved from Tenth to Sixteenth street, and it la claimed the thoroughfare Is In bad condition east of that oint. North Fourth street was another thoroughfaru complained of an "the worst In town." Some factories on tha. street want It paved, and it is said they are getting up a subscrip tion to pay for the improvement. Mr. Wrlshuupt says that South A street, although recently Improved has holes In It. The mayor denied this, tiowevrr. Mayor Zimmerman claims IMchmond has fine streets. HAS GROCERY TRUST New York Woman Alleged She Was Its Victim. THE ARC OF DEVELOPMENT. We don't have to be gray-haired to reVnember the time when mother made ft soap with the fat havings, nnm blned with otaKh, which were mixed with th Hfltne accuracy as when fcho put a pinch of Milt into the stew. We call this "soap" by courtesy, but it wasn't a good soap to tine. Hewitt's Kasy Task soap Is a nelen tlfle product no guesswork, no ex cess of fat or alkali, which are both Injurious, but real soap. w!ilch is hIh solutely 'effective. It Is pure and uhlte. made exactly the same for quarter of a century there are many Imitations Insist on getting Kasy Task. S, CLEMENTS DEAD Was Oldest Resident of New Garden Township. (Palladium KpcHal) Fountain City, Ind., April IS. Samuel Clements, aged 90 years, the oldest resident In New Garden town ship and one of the best known men In Wayne county, died at the home. of his daughter, Mrs. David Itenge, near this place, last evening. Me wa strick en with paralysis last week and had declined rapidly, lie Is survived by four sons and one daughter. The funeral will be held at the Christian church at Fountain City on Thursday morning at 10::: o'clock, llurlal will be In the Fountain City' cemetery. , Bones and Muscle. Tbt 200 bones of tbe human body mv worked by the aid of 622 rolun ttary muscles. ' A SLIDING SCALE FOR THE BOW-WOWS Schedule "K" of tho city ctog ordinance has Just been Investigat ed, by the ordinance committee, which Is drafting the proposed bow wow bill. It Is as follows: Hull dogs. $50; dogs that visit chicken coops and eat eggs. $;'.3: logs that eat poultry. $3.1; dogs that carry off rubbers and door mats, ;:0; dogs that bay at the moon. $10; dogs that bark at passing vehicles, i: well behaved dogs. $1. This sche dule was used successfully In a lit tle town In western Arkansas. New York, April IS. Announcement of the fact that the district attorney is investigating the alleged food trust, which the members of the Harlem Re tail tiroccr's Association have formed, caused anxiety among New York gro cers. None of th? officers of the as sociation would talk, but It was rumor ed a meeting will be held and a state ment Issued. Mr. Nott, assistant district attorney, would not say what action would be taken. He regretB the publicity, say ing the investigation will be hamper ed. He acknowledged, however, that the district attorney has many affidavits of grocers who have been squeezed by the alleged trust in the fight to kill competition and get every grocer into the fold. Rebecca Silver, who has a grocery store In I23 Kast Ninety-Sixth street, has filed with the district attorney an affidavit telling of her experience with the alleged food trust, which, it is said, maintains a higher price than necessary for milk, bread and butter and other staples. She said represen tatives of the organization called in June, 1910, and asked her to join. They wanted her to stop giving trad ing stamps. "I Informed I hem," she says, "that my adjoining grocer, who was not a member of the association, was giving them and I could not discontinue the practice without losing business. Af terward many persons visited me and threatened that my bread supply would be cut off. In a week, I could get no bread, and I was harrassed so that In January last, I consented to join. Immediately afterward I was ublc to get bread. While the boycott lasted I lost much money. COMPANIES USING STREETS TO MEET On recommendation tf Street Com niissioner, D. C. Cenn, the board of works, Monday decided to call togeth er representatives of all corporations in the city, who in their line of busi ness tear up the streets, and go over t.ie various thoroughfares with them, to investigate the alleged bad condi tion in which streets are left. This work will be done immediately. e a en CONCERNING MRS. MILLIKAN. Miss lionise Millikan will leav this evening for Annapolis, Md., fur I t IIMl Willi .II71S Ill'ieil Sweeney, a friend at the Laise-l'hil-lips school, Washington, I). C, which llmi' ..I I...-. . 'I'l 111... IF1H.II 111 l. l.l lt?l. ...',11. I llflf will be several informal social afafirs given In Mis- Millikan's honor, in ad dition to an e.aliorale dancing party next Saturday evening. During her Ml.... (Illlil ...Ml ..f .. . iii, ..iin ,iiiiiifin n in tiiMi tlbil ill Washington for a few days. New Cas tle Courier. RETURNED FROM URBANA. Mrs. Frank Lehman and son, Mr. Krnest Lehman have returned from I'lbana. Ohio, where they spent Sun day the guests of friends and relatives. Free for Stomach and Bowels We are in receipt of letters from Mrs. Eva Gaskins, 304 Madison St., Topeka, Kans., and Mr. P. II. Gavel las, Wagoner, Okla., as well as many others, telling about the wonderful re sults they have secured in the cure of their stomach and liver troubles by the use of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup rep-sin. This remedy, as all readers doubtless know," has been before the public for a feneration and Is now being more ex tensively used than any other remedy for stomach, liver and bowel com, plaints. According to reliable testi mony. It seems to be a very quick and lasting cure for constipation. Indiges tion and dyspepsia, liver trouble, bll loudness, headaches, sour stomach, gas on the stomach, drowsiness after eating and similar disorders. It is a liquid witn ionic errect, and so mild ana gen tle in action that a child as well as a grown person can take it, In fact. It has no equal for children, women and old people. It arouses the flow of gastric juice, and by a peculiar action trains the stomach and bowel muscles to again do their work naturally, and in time medi cines of all kinds can be dispensed with. A free sample bottle can be had for trial by sending your address to the doctor, for in this way Mrs. Gas kins, Mr. Gavellas and many others first learned of the cure. Later, when satisfied it Is the remedy you need, do as others are doing and buy It of vour druggist at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle. Dr. Caldwell does not feel that the purchase of his remedy ends his obli gation. He has ppeclalized In stomach, liver and bowel diseases for over forty years ana vni do pleasea to give the reader any advice on the subject free of charge. All are welcome to write him. Whether for the medical advice or the free sample address him Tr. W. n. Caldwell, 641 Caldwell building, Monticello, I1L Is the talk of Richmond and vicinity. It is no wonder either when you think that it comes at a time just when the woman needs so many pieces of furniture for the house-cleaning: effect. No matter how nice your furniture in the dining room may be, unless you have a nice China Cabinet, you are not entirely satisfied. See our line at from $17.50 up to $40.00. We would have every wife who has no china cabinet, call and see our beautiful quar tered oak, circular front, heavy glass, all handsomely polished, a beautiful Colonial pat tern at $26.50- $1 down and $1 per week gets this or any other of our 12 patterns. Have You Seen Our Line of Summer Stoves? Gasoline Stoves, onlv guaranteed ones handled, at from $3 to $16.50. Gasoline Ranges from $20.00 to $32.00. The best stores in every town handle "The New Process," gaso line and gas stoves. See them in our middle window. $1 down and $1 per week stops the use of dirty coal and keeps the kitchen cool and clean. Made With Milk and Butter BUTTER MAS 5c at Your Grocer Palladium Want Ads Pay. We have placed 25 patterns of our famous "Challenge" refrigerators on the floor where the most skeptical is sure to find just what she wants. These are the same make that we sold last year that pleased the buyers so well. They are made of hard-wood, spar varnish finish; all corners are rounded so that they are easy to keep clean; they have the extra ice box inside, so that the ice-pick cannot damage the ice chamber; the inside wall is the best grade of zinc; between the zinc wall and the outside wall of hardwood you have a layer of mineral felt, the best material in use to keep in the cold air and keep out the warm air; each bcx has its own gravity action trap drain. See our line before purchasing. The CHALLENGE uses one-third less ice and cools more than any refrigerator on the market. From $7.50 up to $75.00, and $1 down and $1 per week gets your choice. Come early and keep your victuals fresh and healthy. 1 ibJSaHw My 925, 927, 929 Main Street 925, 927, 929 Main Street RICHMOND'S LEADING HOME FURNISHERS In fitting glasses we use no 1turs for examination use the best crystal lent, modern soectacle frames and la test note glass mountings. E. O. GROSVENOR, M.D. OCULIST OVER 713 MAIN ST. mm .''y.':'''''y-''''':'' This Genuine Rogers Orange Spoon FREE u sunklat" Orange (or Lemon) wrapper sad tend them na. with lie to tv chimt. IC and we will prent yea with ajrenuineKeroranreSpnon, otheautiful dealiru and hlsheat qaajltr- Beam aavtng wrap per, todar. Keod U"unkUtl wrappers and 12a lor each additional epoon. la remitting- l,a ew4 ta mm lui ?4r: on iMMna feov 4a we piwfer amiff avan. HN-a i We III ha ali to wn4 pseeowpme Hat el able araaiiama. we feaor bote "SunkM" ee "Red Hall" wrap para iuc prewiana. V VI The orange is tha moat luscious and health!: fruit. California excels Quality of oranees. The best of the California oranges are cow packed in individual wrappers labeled Sua- kist." Five thousand oranee farm ers in California do their own packing, shipping and selling. i ney eraue ana select tneir croo !nt "firsts," seconds." etc. The first are fancy, tree-rioened. hand-aicV1. tmt. less, fibrclcss. thin-skinned or&ncres everv inrii. vidual orange a perfect specimen of the finest rariety of oranges. They are not onlv more healthful and more palatable than other oranges, but thev are acta. ally cheaper, for they are nearly all meat and nourishment. Vour dealer sells "Sunkist" Oranges. Ask lor them. You will know tnero by the tissue paper wrap- packed. On the wrapper note the label. niey are worm money to you ia I IRIIGIIMG rEWS OIF LACE at just the time when you need them most. Splendid news that will make the department thrill with business throughout the week. We count ourselves fortunate in securing these remarkable curtain values. It means another trade victory for us, another sale at Nusbaum's that puts values within your grasp that cannot be matched anywhere else. Of Such is the Strength of Our Leadership IReadl 2 See nnir Wtaflows 2 SALE COOTIMOES TEN PAYS Best California Lemons Come in "Sunkist" Wrapper Yen can tcdse lemon be the "clotfcea" thev wear, it lhv Mat SunkUt" ranfi.rt lh. ere iuii?v and frncA lor they are net ikirk !! ar nithv. Thev are lost aa fine as "Sunkiat" Orange, and their wrappers are equally valuable. CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS' EXCHANGE Of) 34 Clark Street. CHICAGO, ILL. aWN2YTT7A VCjs. " fl L 50 Pafirs 73c and 85c NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS 69c Pair $1.00 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS . -89c Pair SI 5 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS 98c Pair $1.50-$1.75 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS SI.35 Pair $2.00-$2.25 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS . $1.69 Pair $2.50-$3.00 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS $2.29 Pair S3.25-S3.50 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS $2.75 Pair FINE 86.50 BRUSSELS NET CURTAINS, ELEGANT DESIGNS, REMARKA BLE VALUES, AT i $4,75 Pair 25 PAIRS Fine $5.00 Etamines, beautiful renaissance, lace trimmed, at 20 PAIRS Fine $2.00 and $2.25, Arabian Nottinghams, only 50 Fairs .$3.98 pair 25 PAIRS. $1.69 pair 20 PAIRS . Odd Pairs. Odd SSmglle CimHaSinis Some slightly soiled. If you have a need for these 'twill pay to see them while they last. Odd Curtains and Odd Pairs all ONE-HALF price. Tis truly a curtain snap. CURTAIN I NGS BY THE YARD 15c Reversible Fancy Scrims, 10c yd.; 18c Reversible Fancy Muslins, 15c vd.; 25c Reversible Fancy Scrims, 18c yd.; 40 inch plain Arabian Scrims, 15c to 30c yd.; Fancy Plaid 20c Etamine, 15c yd.; Fine Wide Madras and fancy net curtain ings, 10c to 50c. Unusual values. 'Tis just the beginning of Spring Housecleaning. You'll need new curtains, perhaps. If so, here's your opportunity. n IB. ' (CO The Home o! Butteriek Patterns, Wooltex Garments, Gossard Corsets