Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 66, 27 January 1916 — Page 11

Sketches from Life

All Is Not CRAIG DALLAS EXPIRES i; OS. O.. Jan. 27. Unrelenting has been tbe hand of death in the family of Craig W. Dallas, 59, whose death early Wednesday morning at his home on North Maple street, marks the fourth during tbe last two years. Mr. Dallas had been ill a long time from tbe effects of dropsical troubles and other complications, and his death came not unexpected. He is urviyed by the widow and four children. The children are Mrs. Veda Walsh and Miss Esther Dallas, who reside at home, and Dal. Dallas and Mrs. William Modenwald of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be hld at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon at his late home. The body will be taken to Camden for burial. JURY OUT 20 HOURS. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 27. After being out nearly twenty hours a jury in criminal court found William Powell guilty of manslaughter for killing Otis De Vore in October. The penalty is a prison sentence of from two to twenty-one years. The defense will ask for a new trial. - . - - SEE SPRING BUDS. MARION, Ind., Jan. 27. Mrs. E. Hulley had no sooner sighted a robin than came word from Alexandria that James Ray had seen a bluebird. Next! The histpric elm tree which the late King Edward VII planted in Independence square, Philadelphia, when he visited this country as the prine of Wales in 1861. has died and been cut down. BUSINESS IS . BASED OH CONFIDENCE A Theory Put Into Practice by Well Known Business Man J. C. BRADY "A druggist has many opportunities to make lasting friends of his customers." said Mr. J. C. Brady, popular Rexall Pharmacist of Fall River. Mass. "The very nature of his business draws their confidence for little helpful suggestions on the matter of health. Many people have thanked me for recommending Rexall Orderlies tis the best relief for constipation and its resultant ills. Put up in dainty candy tablet form, they are pleasant to the taste and make an ideal laxative the home for men, women and -n alike." Rexall Orderlies are for sal." "'ie Rexall Store. Trial box 10c. FOSLER DRUG CO. GWMEH E ILi

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Tragedy CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS. EATON, O., Jan. 27. At a meeting of the Commercial club Friday even ing officers for the coming year will be elected. Other matters of import ance also will come up for discussion Charles 0. Spring of the firm of Spring Bros, company, Is president of the club. County Clerk Logan L. Brown is secretary. CAR LOOSENS BRICKS. HARTFORD CITY, Ind., 27. A passing interurban car jarred down a large brick chimney on Herman Schweier's house. The family was asleep and when the bricks began LYRIC THEATRE Main & 9th. TONIGHT 3-Reel Gold Seal The Re ward of Chivalry", 2 Reels Chapter 6 THE NEW ARCADE TONIGHT n 3 Acts, the Knickerbocker Star Feature "EVERY GIRL" Feat ..ring VINNIE BURNS PALACE TODAY The Most Wonderful Vampire Story Ever Screened "A PRICE FOR FOLLY" With ANTONIO MORENO And EDITH STOREY Everybody admits that the best photoplays can only be seen at the Palace. And here is one of the best one that you will want to see. FRIDAY Pathe Presents ALEXANDER BISSON'S Soul. Stirring Drama of Mother Love "MADAME XIn 6 Acts With DOROTHY DONNELLY

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THE KICHMOND PALLADIUM AND

tumbling down the roof they thought a belligerent aeroplane squadron was on the Job.

order at 7:30 o'clock. Everyone who intends to support the Comstock can didaey is Invited to attend. Organization meetings In the other-townships will be announced later. Comstock supporters who met last night also decided to arrange for Comstock meetings in the Sixth district outside of Wayne county and it was tentatively decided to have the judge speak at Connersvllle, Rushvllle, She!byvllle and Greenfield. Among those who attended . the meeting last night were two men who have been active workers in the Progressive party, Edward F. Warfel, recently appointed secretary of the Progressive county central committee, and Lucius Harrison, a Progressive, who announced their intention of giving vigorous Bupport to the Comstock can

FORM CLUB

(Continued From Pago One.) izations: B. C. Robbins, A. Cv Boyd, A. N. ChamnesB, Herbert Bundy, W. F. Starr, 1. 3. Bowman, John Markley, A. M. Gardner and George Matthews. Organize Friday. Tomorrow night a public meeting will be held in the city council chamber for the purpose of organizing the Wayne Township Comstock Boosting club. The meeting will be called to

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Ewrytfiing Is Redmiced Friday and Saturday Closes Sale

DRESS GOODS AND SILKS Tub Silks Ten pieces of 23-inch Fancy Striped Tub Silks for waistB, shirts, dresses and children's wear in pink, blue, lavender and black. Priced special, per yard, 25c. Yard Wide Taffeta Silks We show a complete line of yard wide taffeta silks in every wanted shade, a beautiful soft finished cloth that will wear and give perfect satisfaction. This cloth would be a bargain at $1.50. Priced special for this sale, per yard $1.12. $1.23 One counter of yard-wide fancy silks for waists, suits or dresses in plaids, fancy stripes, checks, etc., etc., goods that regularly sold from $1.60 to $2.00 a yard. Clearance Sale, per yard $1.23. $1.89 Ten pieces of 50-inch Fancy. Wool Coatings in plaids, fancy- mixtures, checks and stripes. Goods that we formrely sold from $2.00 to $3.50 a yard. Sale Price, per yard $1.89. Wool Challies Small line of 28-inch Fancy Wool Challies In light combinations, just the thing for children's wear. Priced for the Clearance Sale per yard 35c. 69c One counter of Wool Suitings in a good range of colors, the width is 42 to 45 inches and were sold from $1.00 to $1.25 a yard. Priced per yard, 69c. Remnants AH Wool and Silk Remnants priced at , and off. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR All Undermuslins Reduced. Corset Covers 22c Lace or embroidered trimmed. Plain or showy patterns. Good quality muslin. All sizes. Envelope Chemises, 90c Daintily trimmed in embroidery or lace. Made of a fine quality of nainsook or crepe. Muslin Gowns 67c These are unusually good values. Button front, V neck, long sleeve. Good quality cambric, lace or embroidery trimmed. Drawers 25c 39c values, embroidery trimmed, open or closed styles. WOMEN'S OUTING GOWNS $1.25 Gowns, 98c Our entire line of $1.25 gowns. Extra heavy outing. With or without collar. All sizes 15 to 20. Regular Size Gowns 67c 15,16, 17, cut full sizes, made without collar, with fancy hemstitched yoke plain white trimmed outing with brier stitched yoke attached collar, tucked or plain yoke also plain white. One-fourth Off All of our Parisienne French Ivory in brushes, mirrors, combs, powder boxes, hair receivers, manicure articles, etc., etc. Priced at off during this sale. Holiday Stationery Special line of sationary in correspondence cards or the note size. Each box has twenty cards and envelopes. Clean up price per box, 10c. Brass Goods Our entire line of brass goods Is sacrificed during this sale in Jardiniers, fern dishes, smoking stands, candle sticks, etc., etc. Priced for this sale at 54 off. Special Values in Hair Goods Lot No. 1 -30-inch three stem switch , made from tbe finest quality of real hail, a full line of shades now in stock. This is a regular $3.50 value. Clearance Sale, $2.48. Lot No. 2 A small lot of three stem switch the same quality as the above number with most all shades In stock, ' the length, is full 22-inch and sold for $1.50, priced special for the Clearance Sale, 90c - See : the special Keep Clean hair brush, the brush with the clean face in either the black dt Rosewood back. Clearance Sale, 19c.

SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JAN. 27, 1916.

didacy. Mrc Warfel v expressed the opinion that Judge .Comstock would receive the support of the majority of the Progressive voters of the county. Republican County Chairman L. S. Bowman also attended the meeting and be came out squarely in advocacy of the nomination of Judge Comstock. Mr. Bowman .expressed the opinion that it waa essential for the Republicans to nominate a Wayne county man for representative, in congress and declared that Judge Comstock was the Wayne county man best qualified .for the nomination. y The committee appointed to arrange

for the Comstock meeting on Lincoln's birthday follows: Demas S. Coe, L. S.

Bowman, Edward Harrison and C. R. The Comstock

TABLE LINENS AND CRASHES

Never before have good linens been more at a premium. We were exceptionally fortunate in being able to buy these at the old prices. They were just received this morning. Remember every piece bears a special reduction. Pure Linen Damask, $1.00 Yard 70-inch pure linen satin damask, heavy weight, rose striped and fancy striped, 22inch napkins to match, $3.15 dozen. Pure Linen Damask, $1.35 Yard 70-inch Satin Damask, extra heavy. Rose, plain center with Grecian border; also striped chrysanthemum patterns, 22-inch Napkins to match, $3.15 per dozen. Mercerized Damask 72-in. Bleached Satin Damask, 5 patterns 45c 64-ln. Bleached Damask, red or blue, fast color border 45c 72-inch extra heavy Damask, 2 patterns, 67c Napkins to match, 22 inch $2.25 Dozen

January Clearance of All Broken Lines of fnpf-o REDUCED MORE 'UUroCLa THAN ONE-THIRD

$1.50 CORSETS. 89c Sizes 18. 19. 20. 26 American Lady or Thomson Glove Fitting; long hip, medium and high bust. $2.00 CORSETS, $1.29 Sizes 18, 19, 20, 21, 26, American Lady models.

All Hosiery Reduced

Wayne Knit Gordon Dye 50c EMBROIDERY HOSE, 35c; 3 for $1.00 Black Lisle Thread, embroidered in pink, blue or green. i;iil!imilllil!III!lillill!lllllll!!IIIIM

Second Floor Specials

22 SUITS LEFT Take your choice, $5.98, $7.98, $12.98. All new, this season's models. Alterations Free of Charge. COATS Our entire line reduced including new Black Coats added the past week. Specials at $4.98, $8.48, $11.48. WAISTS See the counter of White Waists, worth up to $1.50; choice 79cDRESSES See the special lots at $2.98, $3.98, $4-98. E5 6s

Important Glove News

ODD SIZES We offer a line of Ladies' Gloves in broken sizes and colors in both the Mocha or Lamb Skins. You will find most all sizes and colors and if your size is hare you are fortunate. These goods we formerly sold from $1.00 to $1.50 a pair to clean them quick. They are priced at per 79c

greatly Interested in report made last. night by Perry J. Freeman, who

has- been In practically

In the district recently ascertaining the sentiment of Republican and Progressive voters . regarding the Repub

lican congressional contest. According to Mr. Freeman the Comstock sen

timent is now very strong ana . increasing every day. In Haneock county. Freeman said, the opposition to the candidacy of P. J. Lynch of New Castle was astonishing. 'At a meeting of party workers in that, county, recently called by Lynch, 'as district chairman. Lynch was frankly advised to withdraw his candidacy, Mr. Freeman said. The most interesting information

F. Warfel, Lucius Richardson.

imparted by Mr. Freeman was to the effect that a committee representing

supporters were Crashes Reduced 16-inch Bleached or Heavy Crash, 10c per yard 17-inch Heavy Weight All Linen Crash, bleached with red or blue border MV2c Yd. 16- inch extra heavy pure linen Bleach with red or blue border 16c Yd. 17- inch Silver Bleach Crash, heavy weight, pure linen (no border) 20c Yd. Berkley Cambric 11c Yard Hill Muslin 10c Yard Good Bleached Muslin 7c Yard Fruit of tbe Loom Muslin 11c Yard 36-inch Pepperell Tubing 16c Yard 42 and 40-inch Tubing 18c Yard 45-inch Pepperell Tubing 20c Yard 42-inch Dwight Anchor Tubing. .2ZY2c Yard Best 36-inch Percales 11c Yard Lancaster Ginghams 70 Yard $2.50 CORSETS, $1.59 Sizes 21. 25, 26. American Lady models. $1.00 CORSETS, 79c All sizes, 18 to 30. except 21 and 22. These are excellent models. Perfect fitting. Made of a good quality coutile. CHILDREN'S ECONOMY, 13c These are excellent values for the boys and girls. Fast color, seamless, heavy heel and toe. Sizes 4 to 10. Two weights. u y SWEATERS All reduced, including silk, any color or size; all one-fourth off. BLANKETS Case 64x80, $1.50 value 98c Case 64x80,, $1.25 value,.,... 89c Case 70x80, $1.75 value $1.25 St. Mary's Wool Blankets, $5.00 values, 5 lb., 72x84. choice, pair.'.' $4-00 HOUSE DRESSES See the counter $1.50 goods, choice 98c APRONS New shipment Just received. Bungalow style, 75c values, choice 45c id ft EXTRA SPECIAL Ladies Chamoisette Gloves in the White or White, with the three row Black Embroidery backs. These goods are exceedingly scarce, but we are fortunate to have a complete line. Priced Special for the Clearance Sale, per pair 50c . ' All Ladies' and Children's Glove sold for less during this sale.

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Republican candidates for state offices recently waited upon Lynch and urged him to withdraw from the congressional race in the Interest of party harmony. Lynch, however, refused to heed the advice given him. " In 8helby county recently. Comstock supporters from every township held a meeting In Shelbyville. which was addressed by Judge Comstock. The Judge waa informed by these enthusiastic supporters that be would receive a large majority over Lynch In Shelby.

every county

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50c Men's Blae Work Shirts 39c Blue Cheviot, 36-inches long. Cut full size, 14, 15, 154 only. Amoskeag chambray. All sizes 14 to 17. Clean-up of All Incomplete Lines of WINTER UNDERWEAR Men's Wool Unions, 98c Grey half wool. Just a few suits, sizes 36, 38, 40, 42. Extra Size Women's Union Suits, 59c Values up to 89c. Heavy ribbed crea m fleece or fine ribbed pure white fleece. Sizes 8, 9 only (42-44 bust). Infants' Vests 5c Sizes 4, 5 only. Fleece lined, 15c values. 50c Women's Vests and Pants, 19c Pants or tights 4, 5. Cream fleeced. Vests 4. 8, 9. Women's Wool Union Suits $1.19 Forest Mills. Formerly $2.00. $2.50. $3.00. Sizes 4. 5. 6. 8. Medium and heavy weight wool. Medium and heavy weight silk and wool. Special Purchase of Women's Union Suits. $1 Fleeced Union Suits 79c We've just about 15 dozen of these garments. Fleeced pure white. Crochet finished. High neck, long sleeve or Dutch neck, elbow sleeve. Sizes 4. 5, 6. 8, 9. See our we6t window. Children's Union Suits 45c Pure white or cream for girls. Grey for boys. Heavy weight. Perfect fitting. Sizes 12 to 16 years, 59c. Men's Union Suits, 89c An extra heavy fine ribbed cream closed crotch union suit. All sizes. Men's Shirts and Drawers 45c High kroch flat heavy cream ribbed. fleece or All sizes. extra LACES LACES We are offering a beautiful of French Val Laces in either the edges or insertions. These goods are the broken sets taken from our regular lines, - in many cases they are match " sets, goods that were formerly sold from 10c to 25c a yard. Priced to clean them up quick, per yard 10c, 7'2c and 5c. AD Linen Cluny Laces These goods are very scarce and hard to get. We were fortunate in getting a line of them in -match sets, both the edges and insertions, from tbe narrow goods up to two inch width. Goods which ordinarily sell from 10c to 25c a yard. They are arranged in four groups for this sale, priced per yard, 12'ic, 10c, 7V2c and 5c Extra Special Small line of Cotton Torchon Laces In either edges or insertions, regular 6c and 10c values. Sale price per yard 2c. RIBBONS, 19c YARD One hundred pieces of Wide Ribbons take from our 25c and 35c lines. In this lot we Include Fancy Wharp Prints, 8atlns, Moires or Taffetas in a full range of colors. This offers a splendid opportunity to supply of your, ribbon wants. Extra Special , . We offer our entire line of Wide Fancy Ribbons up to eight inches wide in light or dark combinations. These goods were formerly sold from SOo to 11.00 a yard. Priced special for this sale per yard, 39c Nsirow Wash Rxbhcs Special lot of Narrow Wash Ribbons In white, pink or bine In tha plaia or fancy dot. Priced special 6 yard pieces, per piece,10c ?

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