Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 313, 12 November 1914 — Page 3

PAGE THREE who worked on the Dayton murder case, hurried to the home of Mrs. Dayton-Maupin last night after her suicide had been reported, and with Chief Goodwin and Coroner Peirce, made a thorough examination of the woman's effects hoping to find some letter or statement which would give the much desired information concerning the death of Dayton, but the search was a fruitless one. Letters and post cards galore were found, but not one line mentioning the death of her second husband. "I did find letters written by Mrs. Maupin which further confirms my belief that she wrote the 'confession' Joe Snyder Is alleged to have made, assuming the guilt of Dayton's death," Mr. Gormon said today. "It was because of the similarity of her handwriting to the hard writing of Snyder's alleged confession that caused me to twice have her brought' before the grand Jury. She was a most peculiar woman and as nervy as a lion. She never said one word which might implicate her with guilty knowledge of Dayton's death and she went through many a grilling cross examination.' DAMAGES VESSELS

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1914

STORM

NORWAY

ALLIES TO ATTEMPT FLANK ATTACKS Oil GERMANS HI NORTH 'Anglo-French Armies Supported by Belgian Troops

Press Eastward Along North Sea Coast. BY LEASED WIRE. PARIS, Nov. 12. Following a long erles of bloody frontal attacks, which Stand without precedent for fierceness, the allies are now trying to launch a flanking movement in the battle of Flanders. Under the protection of the guns tf the powerful Anglo-French fleet,

'vhich lies off the Belgian coast, an army made up of British, French and Belgians and Indians as trying to swing around the right wing of the German forces on the Ostend-Dixmude-Ypres line. The allies have been able to make progress, but very slowly, for the invaders have fought with the fury of demons, contesting every inch of ground with all the strength at their command. It was at first believed that the allied army, pressing eastward along the North Sea coast had tor its object the opening of the road to Antwerp, but it is now believed that the real object was to effect an envelopment movement. Night attacks have been a feature of the fighting at Ypres and at Armentires, where the assaults and counter attacks have been terrific. Farther to the east, in Belgium, the Germans are said to have charged as many as fifteen times in one night.

BY LEASED WIRE. CHRISTINA, Norway, Nov. 12. The severest storm in ten years has

been raging . along the Norwegian ,

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son is said to have been an easy victim of her blackmailing art. Examine Her Effects. Former Chief of Police I. A. Gormon,

CHAMflESS DELIVERS PORTIONS TO STATE Sends $21,000 From Taxes to Educational and Benevolent Funds.

WOMAN REFUSES OPERATION Tells How She Was Saved by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

25c BONNETS 13c Fine Lawn Bonnets, neatly trimmed with lace or embroidery;

some slightly soiled

13c

Women's 25c Kitch

en Aprons Cut large, with pocket and tie bands; good -Q quality gingham . . XOC

that our store is what we have always claimed:: "we are the originators ot low prices on STANDARD, HIGH CLASS, FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE IN RICHMOND.- Look for the BLACK SIGNS throughout the store for 13c BARGAINS.

Leaders In Low

WOMEN'S 25c CORSET COVERS Good quality Muslin, handsomely trimmed with em- " Q boldery; Friday XtjC

25c Police and Firemen's Suspenders Men's 25c Police and Fireman's Suspenders; strong leather end; - Q Friday lOt

The state called for distributions of funds to the educational institution, state general and benevolent institution funds yesterday and today Treasurer Chamness sent $21,000. The educational institution and general funds received $6,000 each and the benevolent institutions fund received $9,000. The total tax collected up to the closing of the second installment period has not been estimated. Distributions will be made to the city, township and county funds within a few weeks. Money has been advanced to all funds.

The parcel post system has been established between the United States and Apia, the rates being the same as from the United States to Germany,

COMB SAGE TEA IN HAIR TO DARKEN IT

Grandma Kept Her Locks Dark, Glossy, Thick With a Mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur.

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray,

streaked and faded hair is grandmother's treatment, and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when a youthful appearance is of the greatest advantage. Nowadays, though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sago and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the read-to-use product called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" for about 50 cents a bottle. It is very popular because nobody ca7i discover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, but what delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is that besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications, it also produces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance which is so attractive; besides, prevents dandruff, itching scalp and falling hair. Advertisement

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TONIGHT (6 Reels)

"The Jungle Master.' A Big Feature.

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"The Black 13" With Detective Hayes Apex Thriller.

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FIVE 5c BARBER TOWELS

Regular 5c barber towels, good

quality huck and fast red border,

Friday 13c sale 5 towels for

13c

TWO YARDS GINGHAM 13c 12Vc Red Seal Dress Ginghams,

in new shades, usual width;

Friday 13c sale, 2 yards for

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2 CANS TALCUM POWDER 13c

20c value, 2 cans Standard Per

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Friday 2 cans for

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25c OIL CLOTH 13c 25c Table Oil Cloth. 1V4 yards wide, in dark patterns; Friday 13c sale, " 9 yard, only AOl

2 Pairs Men's 10c Dress Hose In black and colors, double foe and heel; Friday 13c sale: -t O special lOU

TWO YARDS PERCALE 13c

25c value, standard 36 inch Dress Percales, in light and dark pat

terns; Friday 2 yards for

13c

TWO PAIR CANVAS GLOVES 13c

Men's 10c Canvas Gloves made extra strong, knit wrist; Friday

13c sale, 2 pair for

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25c HOSE SUPPORTERS 13c Women's Military Pad Hose Supporters, all colors; " Q Friday special JLOC

25c WINDOW SHADES Regular window length, strong spring patent rollers, complete with fixtures; " Friday 13c sale lOt

FOUR YARDS TOWELING 13c 20c value, 4 yards Cotton Crash Toweling, bleached, with fast red neat border; 1 Q Friday 4 yards for XOL

WOMEN'S 25c DRESSING SACQUES Good quality Striped and Figured Percales, -igrt all sizes to 44 XOC

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MEN'S 25c SILK HOSE

Black, white and colors, double

toe and heel; Friday 13c sale

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TWO PAIRS WOMEN'S 10c HOSE Hemmed top. Black Hose, double toe and heel; - Q Friday 13c sale AOC

BOYS' 25c BROWNIE OVERALLS In plain or striped heavy Denim with bib; - Friday 13c sale lOt

lOcHOPE MUSLIN 13c

Tomorrow, 2 yards of Hope Mus

lin, regular 10c quality

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FOUR 7c FACE CLOTHS

Turkish Knit, with hanger .

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ONE LOT SATEEN PETTICOATS

In colors only, some soiled; Friday the 13th

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35c FLANNELETTE PETTICOATS

With scalloped flounce, in white, pink and blue

13c

TWO 25c RIBBED VESTS

Weight for now, long sleeves; special Friday

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LADIES' 25c KNIT GLOVES

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Black and colors, a very

rare special Friday

25c WIDE RIBBONS Black and colors of fine quality Silk Messaline. -Q Per yard, Friday XOC

3 MEN'S 10c HANDKERCHIEFS

Plain white, red or blue Bandanas; extra large ..

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BOYS' 50c WASH SUITS Oliver Twist style, brown and white or blue and white stripes,

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Men's 25c Paris Garters World wide famous; elas

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CHILD'S 25c ROMPERS blue chambray and striped gingham; day ... 13c

TWO PAIR OF BOYS' 12y2c HOSE Fast black, guaranteed - Q sanitary dye; for Friday -LOC

TWO 15c PILLOW CASES

lize 45x36. hemmed; pecial for Friday the 13th

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4 YARDS AMERICAN PRINT CALICO

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uight and dark colors, best make

FOUR CANS KITCHEN KLENZER

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Famous cleanser. Special for Friday the 13th

25c SHOPPING BAGS

Wire handle, strongly made, for Friday special

13c

2 PAIR MEN'S 122c WORK SOX

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Brown or grey mixed; Special Friday

25c TURKISH TOWELS

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Next Week 6 Reel Lubin Photo Drama In connection with Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt's crusade against the cocaine and drug habit.

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The Story of The Drug Terror as told in the six reel Lubin Photoplay. The six reel photo drama "The Drug Terror" will be seen at the Muray for five days next week commencing with the Monday matinee. The picture shows a shipping clerk for a drug firm, who has contracted the cocaine habit and whose wife is in misery, his children illy kept and illy clad, because most of his wages goes to pay for the drug when he is unable to steal it. Finally he is caught by his employer and discharged. He goes to one of the heads of the firm and begs cocaine. He gets it after parting with most of his last week's wages to pay for it. This member of the drug firm becomes obsessed with the idea that he can make a fortune by selling cocaine alone. He does so and amasses great weatlh.But the viper has crept into his own home. His son-in-law, and even his daughter have fallen victims to the deadly habit. And so the picture goes. The rich become poor, the vigorous become weak, and the honorable become thieves.

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FANCY SILK AND WOOL COATINGS Beautiful colorings; regular $4.00 per yard values; Friday the Thirteenth 98c Yd

MIGEL CANTON CREPE All Silk, f ne line of shadings; regular $2.75 pe: yard values; Friday, the Thirteenth 9$C Yd

Bleached Table Linen, $1.25 value ; sale price, $1.00 Yard. Napkins $2 values; sale, $1.68 Dozen. 10c All Linen Crash Sale per yard 8c White Crochet Bed Spreads Full size; value, $1.25; Sale 98c. 646x8 inch Fleeced Cotton Blankets Sale price $1.19 Pair.

9x12 Ft. Smith's Axminster value; Sale price $18.00.

Rugs $22

to hold on to your money we expect to place on sale

if you see the bargains in the Notion Dept. for

FRIDAY, Nov. 13 1 counter of Nadia Corset s, not old, out of style goods, but rather new, up- to-date models, made of fiine French Coutil, 6 hose supporters, satin band at top with deep ribbon run lace. This corset is easily worth $2.00 and will comp are favorably with many $3.00 models. Friday only $1.25. 1 counter Brassieres, open front, embroidery trimmed, good value at 25c. F riday only 20c each. 1 counter Ladles' White Embroidered Handkerchiefs, new goods, just come in, worth loc. Friday only 10c. 1 lot colored Hat Trim-mings, Feathers, Stickups, Etc. Friday only price. 1 lot Tooth Paste, regular 25c package. Friday only 15c each. All 5c Soaps Friday only 7 for 25c. 50c Shaving Brush Friday only 25c each.

Mercerized Cotton Pel lie oats Black, Roman Stripes and all high colors, $1.50 values, Sale

All Silk Messaline Petticoats, black, plain colors, fancy shades and changeable effects, $2.50 values; Sale

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Extra Fine All Silk Messaline Petticoats All colors and embroidered patterns, worth $3.50 to $4.00; Sale

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