Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 178, 9 July 1915 — Page 9

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Everything: Reduced HOSIERY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Every pair reduced. Wayne knit. Gordon dye. Women's Gauze Hose, 13c Pair faery light weight, spliced heel, double sole, four thread heel and toe, Igarter top, fast colors. Women's Silk Hosiery Fibre Silk Boot, 22c Fourteen inch boot silk, light weight cotton top, lisle heel and toe, black, white, tan. Wayne Knit Fibre Boot Silk, 3 aaira. 90c. Lisle top, fibre boot, double sole, heavy heel and toe, black and white. Thirty Different Colors Women's Silk Hose , Fibre Silk, 45c Full length fibre with lisle flare top, double sole, spliced heel, seamless, black, white, violet, navy, pink, bronze, gold, pongee, champagne, sand, putty, Copenhagen, suede, grey and blue. Pure Silk Boot, 45c 100 per cent pure silk, silk lisle ,top, full fashioned, battleship grey, pearl, sand, fawn, gold, midnight blue, China blue, Alice blue, reseda, linen, castor, rose "bronze. Women's Silk Lisle Hose, 22c Six pairs $1.25. Silk lisle, spliced heel, double sole, garter top, black or-"white. Men's Hose, 13c, 2 Pair 22c Economy seamless, four thread heel and toe; they're hard to wear out; black, white, tan, grey," navy and purple. . Men's Fibre Silk Hose, 22c Wayne knit; they're as dressy as much higher prized hose and wear better; double sole, spliced heel, lisle heel and toe. TONY STOCKINGS 'For the Boys and Girls, Six Pairs, $1.25. .There Is a weight for every occasion. Lisle, silk lisle, light weight and medium weight cotton. They're hard to wear out. Fast color and elastic. 22c a pair, 6 for $1.25. Children's Hose, 13c Pair For boys a medium weight, fine ribbed; for girls a light weight fine ribbed; 6 pairs 75c.

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tommorrow, ALL CORSETS REDUCED Complete lines of American Lady corsets, Thompsom Glovefitting Corsets, Rengo Be.lt Corsets. All Brassieres reduced. ; 50c Corsets, 39c Made oi coutile. medium bust, long hip, four good supporters, embroidery trimmed, sizes 20 to 28. 39c Brassieres, 29c Lace trimmed, perfect fitting, well made. $1.35 American Lady Front Laced' Designed for average figures, medium bust, mediura hip; adequately boned with medium weight boning to hold the figure; stays escape rubbing the hip bone; brocaded band trimming. Everything Reduced DOMESTICS Farmer's Choice Muslin, 12 yds. $1. Good quality Bleached Muslin, 15 yards for $1. Hill Muslin, 10c Yd., 12 Yds. for $1. Fruit of the Loom Muslin, at .... ; .10 Yds.; for $1. 9-4 Lockwood Bleached Sheeting, per yard 27c Regular 27c 9-4 Sheeting, at 5 Yards for $1. 40 and 42-lnch Pepperell Pillow Tubing at 18c Yard 54-inch extra heavy Table Felt at 45c Yard 42x36 Pillow Case ..... 10c 81x90 Seamless Sheets 59c Best quality 15c Percales. .11c Yard Best Calicoes 5c Yard Lancaster Apron Ginghams at 7J2c Yard Good quality 16-inch Half Linen Bleached Crash 8.1 -3c Yard 15c All Linen Bleached Crash, red or blue border 12'2C Yard Brown All Linen Crash... 9c Yard 50c Fancy Turkish Towels, 35c An extremely pretty fancy bordered Towel, blue, lavender, pink or gold, 19x36-inch; also plain towels with blue or red border, larger sizes 3 for $1.00 All Linen Huck Towels, 22c Good assortment either plain hemmed or hemstitched, all linen Huck Towels 22c each 10c Huck Towels, 5c Guest sizes 14x20 and 14x24, good quality. 70-Inch Bleached Damask, 67c Pure bleached, good assortment of patterns. Everything Reduced RIBBONS! RIBBONS! Miles and 'miles of beautiful high grade ribbons to be offered regardless of cost. In this lot we include all of our Wide Moires, Taffetas and Fancies, goods that were sold regularly up to 50c a yard. July Sale 17c LOT NO. 2. One hundred pieces of Ribbons, all wide goods in both the plains or fancier goods that were formerly soM at 25 and 35c a yard, to movo them quick. July Sale 13c Everything Reduced Narrow Ribbon Ora? lot of Narrow Ribbons up to two Inches wide in Satin, Taffeta and! Fancier goods, worth up to 10c a yard. July Sale 2c Everything Reduced

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Satterdlffly, foeemi ow LADIES' GLOVES 49c Ipecial lot of Ladies Long Silk Gloves, full elbow length, in white only, all sizes, regular 75c values. July Sale 49c 39c Ladies sixteen button white French Lisle Gloves, a glove which we guarantee to wash, full range of sizes from 6 to 8. This is our regular 50c value. July Sale 39c 69c Just received a new shipment of the special elbow length, White Silk Gloves, made from a heavy silk cloth, with double finger tips, a glove that most stores sell at $1. July Sale.. 69c Everything Reduced HAND BAGS AND PURSES $1.00 Our entire line of all leather hand bags In black or brown, each bag fully fitted with coin purse and mirror. There are our regular $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 values. July Sale , , $1.00 19c ..-.. ' - i 9) t Small odd line of Ladies White Wash Bags. These goods were sold up to $1.00. To clean them up. quick. July Sale . j. 19c 39c Special lot of Ladies all Leather Hand Bags. These come in black, with heavy nickel frames, with two fittings. July Sale 39c 29c Our entire line of Childrens Bags and Purses, regular 50c values in all colors. July Sale 29c Everything Reduced Big Savings in JEWELRY Ladies Bar Pins Ladies Lavalieres Childrens Neck Chains Mens Cuff Links Mens Scarf Pins , Mens Tie Clasps Ladies Bracelets Childrens Bracelets Ladies Brooches Ladies Hat Pins Ladies Ear Drops Childrens Dress Pins Childrens Cuff Pins Goods regularly worth up to 75c. July Sale Choice 33c Our Entire Line of 25c Jewelry to go at July sale ,17c Everything Reduced LACES LACES 25c We are showing a big line of fancy trimmings in edges and bands. In this lot we included clunys, orientals, , Venice, shadows, etc.; goods that were sold up to 50c a yard. July sale, 25c. 5c One counter -of extra wide cotton cluny laces; they come in either the white or ecru, in both edges and insertions; goods worth up to 20c a yard. July sale, 5c. 2c Small line of odd torchon laces, in edges and insertions; goods worth up to 10c a yard. To move them quick, July sale, 2c. WASH GOODS By The Yard See the special counter at 7lzc crepes, voiles, ratines etc., worth up to 20c yd. Choice 7'c. See the counter of Emb. voiles, crepes, batists, tissues, ginghams, etc., worth up to 35c. Choice 15c. GINGHAMS Toil Du Norde and Bates Ginghams 15c values, in stripes and plaids, this sale 10c. - CHILDREN'S DRESSES Our entire line of Childrens Wash Dresses at off, 3yr. to 14 yr. See the special lot at half price, former price 59c to $2.00, now 30c to $1.00.

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Of All Undermuslins All Undermuslins Reduced $1.00 and $1.25 Muslin and Crepe Gowns, 79c Part of this assortment was bought at a special price, it being the surplus stock of a large underwear manufacturer ; the balance are the regular $1.00 and $1.25 gowns taken from our stock. These are slip-over, lace and embroidery trimmed gowns ; also the V-neck button front styles, perfectly made, all fresh, clean, snow white garments. 59c and 65c GOWNS, 49c Good quality cambric, plain or more elaborately trimmed garments ; either lace or embroidery. $1.00 CREPE GOWNS, 69c Good quality white cotton crepe, slip-over style, linen lace trimmed, sizes 15-16-17. . $1.00 and $1.50 PRINCESS SLIPS, 59c Our entire line, sizes 34 to 42, perfectly made, trimmed in lace or embroidery. $1.00 CREPE PETTICOATS, 69c Pink, blue or white crepe, linen lace trimmed. They're easily laundered and need no ironing. 69c MUSLIN SHIRTS, 49c Good quality muslin, medium width, embroidery trimmed. EXTRA SIZE SKIRTS, HALF PRICEMade full size with wide flounce. " Lace or embroidery trimmed, all perfect clean garments; none soiled or mussed. Regular prices $3.50 to $1.50, July sale $1.75 to 75c. $1.25 SKIRTS, 89c Medium width, embroidery trimmed, fine quality of cambric. ALL 25c AND 29c CORSET COVERS, 19c Many new patterns and styles, beautifully trimmed in lace or embroidery, plain or showy trimming, all sizes. CORSET COVERS, 45c The best line we have ever shown, many new styles, lace or embroidery, also lace sleeve patterns, all sizes. ENVELOPE CHEMISE, 90c A very popular garment this season. Daintily trimmed in lace or embroidery; made of nainsook or crepe.

ART NEEDLE WORK DEPARTMENT Our entire line of American beauty embroidery packages, including fancy pillows, scarfs, aprons, children's dresses, doylies, children's hats, table runners, etc. Each package complete with enough floss to finish the piece. Price for July sale as follows.; $ .25 packages, July sale 18c .50 packages, July sale. .... .38c .75 packages, July sale 58c 1.00 packages, July sale 78c American Beauty Floss, 2 skeins for 5c; 25c a dozen skeins. P. F. C. crochet cotton in either white or ecru, all numbers from 1 to 100; choice, 10c a ball, three balls for 25c. HAIR GOODS AT JULY SALE PRICES Lot No. 1 22-inch, threestem switches, made from the best Quality human hair, a regular $2 value, July sale, 88c. Lot No. 2 26-inch three stem switches, made from the best quality human hair; a regular $3.50 value, July sale $1.48. " Lot No. 3 30-inch three stem switches, made from the finest quality human hair; regular $5 value, July sale, $2.48. AUTO VEILS You can buy . our Storm Queen veils at July sale prices. These veils are made from a special heavy shower proof chiffon; the size is full 36x68 inches, in every wanted shade. See the special numbers we are offering at July sale, $1.35 and 89c BRASS GOODS SECTION Small line of brass goods worth up to 50c to go at July sale, 29c. Odd lot of brass goods, worth . up to $1 to go at July sale, 69c. See the special pieces of brass priced at 98c, $1.48, $1.98 and $2.48.

JULY CLEARANCE OF SMALL NOTIONS Our entire line of fancy bead necklaces, either long or short, 25c values, July sale, 19c. Children's heavy lisle hose supporters, all sizes, in either black or white, July sale, 8c. Sample lot of all bristle tooth brushes; these goods are worth up to 25c, July sale,10c. American Alarm clocks; each clock fully guaranteed; $1 value, July sale, 59c. Special box of fine linen stationery, twenty sheets of paper and twenty-four envelopes; $25 value, July sale, 15c, 2 for 25c. Extra heavy rubber dressing combs in all coarse, or coarse and fine. July sale, 18c Rubber bathing caps; they come in assorted colors; regular 50c value, July sale, 25c. Scott's Waldorf toilet paper, large size rolls, July sale, 7 rolls for 25c. Sample line of hair brushes, in ebony or rosewood backs, worth up to $1. July sale, 39c. Good toilet soap, 3 bars to box, July sale, 2 for 15. Violet talcum powder, July sale, 8c, 2 for 15c, Special line of fountain pens, fitted with 14K gold pens, $1 values, July sale, 50c. Ladies' and children's barrettes, in shell or amber, worth up to 25c, July sale, 10c. Ladies' sanitary napkins, put up in sanitary sealed packages, July sale, 3 for 10c. Good line of heavy whisk brooms, made from -a good selected straw, July sale, 8c. Dexter darning cotton in black white or tan, July sale, 3 for 5c. Ladies rubber gloves, in all size, a regular 50c value, July sale, 25c. Thermos bottle, full pint size, keepB contents either hot or cold, July sale, 90c.

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Bankers representing four Richmond hanking Institutions explained today that the apparent losses shown in the assessments by the board of review are the result of a difference in methods of assessing the real estate this year and an error in issuing figares of last year's assessments, and that every bank la Richmond has shown a gain. The correct method of figuring for comparative purposes is to include the real estate assessments In this year's assessments as they were included in the assessments last year. . .The difference was shown when the board of review separated the real estate from the personal assessments. The following comparison, using the same items of assessment for both

"A Man and His Wife"

Editor Palladium Your ' story, "A Man and His Wife," arouses terrible doubts and suspicions in my mind, yet there is something 6o fascinating about them that I read every one, although I know that afterward I shall be blue and despondent. I am a young girl, in love with a young man who is all that a lover could be, thoughtful, attentive, pleasant, ambitious and successful. Would he change and be like John, if we were married? Are there no happy marriages any more? John and Isabel quarrel all the time over the most trivial matters. Would my lover do the same? Don't tell me that he would, because I can not bear It. But everywhere you read of such incompatible alliances as theirs. The newspapers are full of divorce scandals, telling of faithless husbands ami wives. Are there not happy marriages? Are there not persons who do remain faithful to each other, and who do not quarrel all the time? I wish some married woman who has lived a happy, consecrated life, would tell her experience. I hav read so much of the other side that its contemplation is making me skeptical and morose. Yours in distress, ENGAGED GIRL. Editor Palladium I think your sto ry, A Man and His Wife," is tne most sensible thing I have read in a long time, and just as true to life as can be. My husband is another John, who is always observing other women, now, although before marriage, while he was courting me, he apparently did not know other women existed. You can't trust a man at all.' He finds fault with everything I do, and makes

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The Countest of Warwick is praised by many but condemned by oth ers for her attack upon "butterfly nurses," or society young women who make a nuisance about military hospitals by their dilettante nursing of the "heroes." It is not to be doubted, however, that the countess' fierce attack has done good and that women of high birth are taking their duties as nurses more seriously. Many society buds thought nothing of dancing until dawn and then appearing at 8 o'clock in the morning, utterly worn , out, for a day of tending desperately wounded men.. Others came to the hospitals and convalescent centers clad in the latest finery more tit for a Dink tea than the business-like wards of a hospital.

years, that is, the totals of personal and real estate, indicates the gain shown by each bank from March. 1914 to March. 1915: - - . ' . . 1915. 1914. First National .$156,120 $153,500 Second National .. 430.170 428.540 Union National 213.780 206.370 Dickinson Trust Co. 267.050 262.500 Auditor Bowman, explained today that the board is using the new method of assessment this- year,, deducting the real estate value, because it is considered that the real estate Is aa asset figured by the banks with their capital stock. To let the real estate assessments stand with no reduction from the capital stock, would be double assessment.

that an excuse to get away from home. He has found entertainment elsewhere. Could a . wife be blamed for doing the same thing under these circumstances? BRIDE OF A YEAR. Editor Palladium Only within the last week or so have I been following the troubles of John and Isabel. From what I have read I should say they are both "nuts" and should never have married. If people want to live the kind of life they are living, why don't they stay single? JBoth were evidently spoiled as children, and are not capable of realizing the responsibilities of married life. G. C: M. STEAMER ADRIATIC ARRIVES IN PORT LONDON, July 9. The White Star liner Adriatic, for whose safety fears had been felt as the result of rumors in the United States that the Germans had marked her for destruction, arrived in Liverpool late last night, having passed through the war zone waters and docked early today. When the ship entered the war zone the lifeboats were swung outward, and the craw put throug hlifesavtng drills. Sir Robert Borden, premier of Canada, who was a passenger, hurried to London as soon as the ship docked, and will hold conferences with War Secretary Lord Kitchener and other members of the government relative to the acceleration of the production of war munitions in Canada.

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