Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 308, 13 November 1916 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, NOV. 13, 1916

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Copyright, 191C, by the McClure THE LITTLE BLACK THOUGHT8 Once upon a time there was a poor , woman and ber daughter, who lived In a little cottage on the edge of the woods. They were Very poor indeed, and one day the mother fell sick and the daughter went into the woods to pick up a few sticks of wood to make a fire to warm her. There was no food In the house, and the poor, mother lay weeping in her bed, when a knock came on the door. lev "Come in," called the poor woman from her bed. The door opened, and in walked a funny, wrinkled old woman, leaning on a stick, and asked to be allowed to warm herself. When the daughter returned the old woman saw that she was very beautiANNIVERSARY SALE OF KNIT UNDERWEAR $1.00 and $1.25 Women's' Union Suits, 69c Forrest Mills, medium weight, very fine quality of cotton, sizes 4 to 9. It's a number that on account of the high price of cotton could not be duplicated this season. We want to clean them up. Long sleeve, high neck, ankle length. 75o Fleeced Union Suits, 49c Outsizes, 7, 8, 9, (40 to 44 bust) We've Just a few of these. Fleeced, cream, high neck, long sleeve, ankle length. 8mall Sizes In Wool Union Suitsi 98c $2.00 and $2.50 values. Sizes 34 only. We've just a few of these. Heavy wool and silk and wool garments. Cream. Forrest Mills. $1.00 Wool Vests and Pants, 69c Our entire line of wool Vests and Pants. Medium and heavy weight. Cream or grey. Most all sizes, 4 to 6. 75c Half Wool Vests and Pants, 39c Grey half wool. Forrest Mills. 4 to 6. $1.00 Women's Fleeced Union Suits, 79c A customer told us Saturday she had looked all over town and could not find garments as good as these for $1.00 and some places $1.25. We've always sold them for $1.00, but bought these late last spring at a special price, and are able to sell them for less. Pure white, fleeced, Crochet finished. Good weight sizes 4 to 6. Long sleeve, high neck, ankle and Dutch neck, elbow Bleeve, ankle. Anniversary sale 79c. $1.00 Extra Size Union Suits, 89c Essex Mills, pure ' white fleeced. Dutch neck, elbow sleeve and high neck, long sleeve. 7, 8, 9, 40 to 44 bust.) $1.50 Half Wool Union Suits Forest Mills. They are cut to conform perfectly to the liiles of the body, bo that there can be no unsightly display when worn with the sheerest gowns. High neck, long sleeve or Dutch neck, elbow sleeve..;';

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Newspaper Syndicate. New York. ful, but she looked so cross when she saw the old woman that her pretty face looked ugly. "Why have you let this old woman in?" she asked her mother. The old woman did not say anything in reply to this rude remark, but the mother said: "We can share the little we have with those that are poorer than we are. Daughter, draw a chair by the fire for the poor old woman," "If she wants to be nearer the ire, let her draw the chair herself," said the daughter. - When the old woman was warm she went to the bed of the sick mother and said: "You have shared all you have with me. I will now give half of my possessions to you." She took from her pocket a little tin cup and gave it to the mother. "I have two of these," said the old woman, "and one I. will leave with you. When you are thirsty or hungry, use this cup and you will never want" The mother thanked the old woman, and when she was gone the daughter said: "You are well paid for letting In that old woman ; she left you an old tin cup, empty." "Yes, that is true; but she gave me half ofall she possessed," said the mother. "I wish, though, it were filled with good, rich milk." To her surprise, the cup, which she held in her hand, filled with milk, and when she drank it she said: "If I had a cup of broth it might make me well.'' . Up come the broth from the bottom

saving Supply derwear, This Is the Last Week ot Anniversary Sale MEN'S UNDERWEAR Men's Union Suits, $1.00 Grey or cream. Heavy weight, fine ribbed or the extra heavy velvet back fleece. Sizes up to 46. Perfect fitting. Men's Doctor Wright's Wool Unions $2.25 Extra heavy wool fleece with cotton back. These are, the warmest garments made. For men working outdoors we would especially recommend these garments; Shirts and Drawers are $1.00 each. Children's Cotton Un. Suits Essex and Forest Mills Union Suits for children are accurately cut and will fit perfectly. We have grey or pure white for boys and cream or pure white for girls. Boys are made same style as the men's garments and the girls are finished same as the women's garments but have drop-seat 2 to 11 years, 50c; 12 to 16 years, 65c. SPECIAL VALUES IN OUTING GQWNS 75c Women's Outing Gowns, 59c Button front no collar, long sleeve, hemstitching and braid trimming, also a slip-over style with short sleeve. Good weight outing. Children's Outing Gowns, 50c Boys made same style as men's, girls' made same style as women's. Good weight outing. Perfectly made, sizes up to 14 years. $1.00 Women's Outing Gowns, 79c Four Good Styles Button front cross stitched trimmed, no collar, long sleeve, pink or blue striped outing. Button front no collar, long sleeve, fancy striped outing. Plain white slip-over style. High neck with' collar. Tucked yoke braid trimmed. Fancy striped pink and blue. Anniversary Sale 79c . BLANKETS See the case grey and tan, $1.50 values, 98c. See the case grey and tan, $1.75 values, $1.25. . See the case Plaid, extra size, $3.50 values, 2.50. See the cast St Mary's wool, extra heavy, 72x84; $5.00 value, this sale $4.00 Pair.

of the cop, and the mother. felt so sti 'rag she sat up in bed. "Vaughter, you must hold this cup and wteh too," she said. "You have had (no food this day." . Bit'- when the daughter took the cap in hir hand and held it to her mouth the nap jumped up and hit her lip sharpyTaUe your old cnp; It is empty," said tlie daughter. "You must have been c I reaming." But vthe ' mother Sard she had not dreame.y It "Let me take the cup and I win wVa for a eup f tea for you," she saidNo sooivr did she wish than the cap Was filleiV but when the daughter took it thti cup jumped up and the hot tea spillecl and burned tier. "That 4 Ticked old -woman Is to blame for ihis," she said. "iH throw her old tin bup into4 the road. Opening 'the door, the daughter threw the clT with all her might, but it flew out 4 her hand and back to the table btide the bed where the mother was. ; Everything grew black around her. The door slat timed, and the daughter found herself ?ut in the road, whirled around and arc k and by the wind so fast she could not '.stop. On and on she went until she .tsund herself in a deep wood before th door of a cave. Then she sti tpped as suddenly as she had began t V 'whirl. The very old woman who had come to her house to get warm came fut of the door and took her by the arm. The girl was so frightened by jtbis time she could not speak; so, wlien the old woman took her by the a I 'm and led her inside the cave she rent along without saying a word. Over the fire wss a kettle, with steam streaming tiivax it. The old woman took a little tin cup just like the one she had givtai the girl's mother and filled it frttta the steaming kettle. The girl wanted to refuse, but she did not dare. Her a'hirl along the road and through the oods had made

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days more in which to take advantage of this money

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T1 Tl ft 5 Our entire line in 5 groups ; none held back ; every suit reUiililliS) duces d; all this season's purchase.

GROUP I Suits worth up to $18.50, choice....... GROUP n Suits worth up to $23.50, choice group in Suits worth up to $28.50, choice

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$4.98, $9.98, $14.98, $19.98, $25.00 All Sizes up to 50 bust measure.

Dresses New line bought for this sale. S ills a; and Serges, all colors and sizes. Special values t 84.98, 9.98, gl 1.98 Sweater;!; We have them, all colors and sizes, 1& adies', Misses' and Children's. Children's Special values, 50c,, 75c, $1 . Ladies and Misses' Speci; rl values. $1.50, $2.50, $3. 50 PetUeoatsi See the lot Black Near Silk, $1.50 valine, QO choice at . 5OC

GLOVES GLOVES French Kid Gloves. We are fxH tunate to be able to offer a complete line of our Princess Real French Kid Glove In the same splendid quality and at the same price. ' We "show 'a complete line of shades and sizes in the Self or Fancy Embroidery backs. We suggest that you supply your glove wants now before the stock of colors and sizes are broken. Anniversary Saje, $1.50.

her quite meek, so she took the cup, and when the old woman told her to drink, she held the cup to her lips. x This time the cup. did not jump, and the girl drank all that the cup contained. No sooner had she swallowed It than out from her mouth flew little black spots, fast arid thick. 5 They looked like little beetles, for the spots had wings, and the girl put her hand over her mouth to stop them, but no sooner did she do this than her tongue began to smart and born, and she opened her mouth again. Out came the little black spots, thick and fast, but they flew up the chimney, Where the old woman chased them with her stick. At last they stopped, and the old woman said: "Go home now, and look in the cup. I have taken away all your bad thoughts. You can see whatever you wish in the cup if you do not iet the thoughts return." Away ran the girl, feeling happier than she ever had before in her life, and when she reached home "she kissed her mother and told her , she would be a better daughter to her and never again say unkind things. Tomorrow's story "Snow-Bird's Ride."

WIFE OF MINISTER ENTERTAINS WOMEN NEW PARIS, O., Nov. 13 The Presbyterian Thimble club and invited guests were entertained in a most pleasant way Friday afternoon in. the parlors of the Presbyterian church by Mrs. E. J. Vance and Mrs. O. W. Sherer, hostesses. A large number of ladies were present and employed themselves with their needlework until a late afternoon hour when dainty refreshments were served. Though the soil of Ladakh, included in the state of Kashmir,is sterile and the climate severe, the country is a great source of supply of the wool used in the manufacture of Kashmir shawls.

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GROUP IV Suits worth $35.00, choice GROUP V Suits worth $45.00, choice

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Muffs . .... . . .$1.48 to $25.00 each Scarfs. . .... . .$1.48 to $25.00 each Sets .... ...$3.50 to $50.00 per Set SEE THE CHILDREN'S FURS $1.00 to $20.00 per Set. Rain Coats Specials for children, $2.98 and $3.98. Specials for Ladies' and Misses, at $3.98, $4.50, $5.98

Kay pel's Chamoisette. If you cannot And them elsewhere, you will find sthem here a full line of Kayser's , Washable Chamoisette Gloves In tlM White with either the Self or Black Embroidery backs. Anniversary Sale, 75c. ' i Ladiep;' Cape Gtoyes. For street wear ' and service we suggest our Ladies' one-clasp, heavy Cape Gloves. They come in the English Tans ;ja id Browns. This glove is usual p sold at $1.25. Anniversary Sale, a)c.

MILD DAYS C0IJTII1UE

One of the most mild weeks of winter weather' ever experienced in Richmond closed. Saturday, night For the most part the week was clear with moderate temperatures. ' Ram to the amount of .53 of an inch' fell on Thursday. The report of the co-operative observer at the waterworks' pumping station follows: Max- Min. Sunday Monday Tuesday 62 70 70 . 68 61 55 57. 27 42 49 49 32 33 35 Wednesday Thursday .... Friday ....... Saturday Letter List The following letters remain unclaimed at the local, post office and will be sent to the Dead Letter Office If not called for within two weeks. Women. . ' t Barcella Baumer, Miss Annabell Cain, Mrs. E. Ai Cutter,; Mrs.; Mary Doatson, Marie Dunn, Miss Hazel Greene, Mrs. Zula Jacobs, Rosa: Jordan, Miss Bertha. Kirkwood, Mrs. Anna Moore, Mrs. Grace Norton (2), Mrs. S. M. Rankin, Mrs, Kate Ryan, Mrs. Nick Webber. Men. Lee Ammerman, William Barnett, Jack Bowers, B; W. Burlington, Carl Cornoway. Raymond Daygherty, Harry Durtfey, Carl B. F. Ferguson, Levi Endsiey, P. J. Flannagan, Levi Fox, C. W. Gatrell, G. R. Goodwin, F, Gordon, Frank Groomer, Wm. Hamilton, C. A. Hoffman, J. W. Mann, . C. E. Northop, Horace Ryan, Ernest Rice, Ebert Robbins, William B. Smith,

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at Christmas Purs all here;, make your selection during the sale; will' hold same for you until Xmas. Wash Kid Gloves. Have you seen our Ladies Wash kid Gloves ? This glove can be washed with soap and water; the shades are Pearl, Ivory, Tan and Champagne, a regular $1.50 value. Anniversary Sale, $1.25. Keyset's Silk Gloves. We show a complete line of Kayser's Silk Gloves with the double finger tips in White or Black, with the Self or Fancy Embroidery backs. Priced Special for the Anniversary Sale, $1.00, 75c and 50c.

Francis Sppraggei, Dan Slandfleld. George Toms, H. L. VanAtta. 'Miscellaneous . Mr, and Mrs. . Emmet . Baker, Bets Electrical Co., Nassau Realty Development Co., Spring Mfg. Co.

UNIVERSITY CHOIR SINGS FOR RECORDS DePiuw university church choir will be in Richmond the first two weeks in December singing for Starr phonograph records. The choir is composed of twenty-five voices' and it is recognized as one of the best in this part of the- country. It will sing nothing but sacred music for the Starr company. WINS COUNTY RACE. NEW PARIS, O., Nov. 13. Friends of Maurice Sullivan; Ashland, Kans., will be interested in knowing that he was the successful candidate in the recent election there for treasurer of Clark county. Mr. Sullivan is a New Paris boy and until recent years redded here. HOLD ADMISSION DAY Attention of Centennial committees, civic societies and school authorities has been called to an observance of

SOME THINGS HAPPENED POLITICALLY LAST WEEK that many could not see how they could possibly occur. To see well in the future you should buy glasses of i

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One hundred pieces of Wide Fancy Floral Ribbons up to seven Inches wide in either the .light or dark combinations. These goods are all new goods that we formerly" sold from 50c to $1.00 a yard. Just the things for your Christmas fancy work. Anniversary sale, 29c. One counter of Wide Ribbons In Plain Taffetas, Moires and Fancies, a good line of colors for Hair Bows, Sashes, Girdles, and fancy Christmas novelties, 'regular values worth up to 50c a yard. Anniversary Sale, 19c. HOLIDAY STATIONERY One hundred boxes of Fancy Holiday Stationery. This is a combination box with both the correspondence cards and the note size. This line comes in white and five good tints, Helio, Grey, Pink, Light Blue, Buff and Tan. Tou must see this item if you appreciate fine stationery. Anniversary Sale, 59c VEILINGS Ten pieces of Odd Vielings in black and colors, regular 25c values. Anniversary Sale, 10c HAND BAGS and PURSES One gross of the newest novelties in Ladies Bags and Purses. These are all new shapes with the fancy frames and linings, each bag absolutely all leather fitted with change purse and mirror. Anniversary Sale, $1.00. One lot of Bags and Purses la all of the new shapes and styles. . All leather goods with coin purse and mirror fittings. Anniversary Sale, 50c AUTO VEILS , Special number in our showerrjoof ' Chiffon Veil In a full 36x68 men ' size, hemstitched at both ends in all of the wanted shades. Our $1.25 value. Anniversary Sale, $1.00. A special number of a 18x68 Inch Veil in a good quality of showerproof chiffon, made In twenty good shades, a veil that is usually sold at 75c. Anniversary Sale 50c. i CORRESPONDENCE CARDS One hundred boxes of, Fancy Correspondence Cards in either the" plain or gilt edges, in the square or long narrow shapes. Each box contains 24 cards and 24 ' envelopes. Anniversary Sale, 25c - "

Admission Day on Dec. 11, by4he Indiana Historial commission of which Prof. Harlow Lindley of Earlnam coV lege and Prof. W. C. Woodward, this city, are members. The commission recommends that the national emblem be displayed prominently;

Mi Reliable Home Treatment ; The "Orrine treatment for breaking up the Drink Habit can be used with absolute confidence. It destroys all desire for whiskey, beer or -other alcoholic stimulants. Thousands nave successfully used it and have , been restored to lives of sobriety and usefulness. . If you fail to get results from Orrine after a trial, your money wilj be refunded. j Orrine is prepared in two forms: No. 1, secret treatment; Orrine No. 2, voluntary treatment. Costs only $1.0(1 a box. Ask for booklet. A. G. Lukeo aim kjU vov jm.. nur. i - Optometrist Phone 2765 SILKS SILKS Chiffon Taffetas. We offer our Yard Wide Plain Chiffon Taffeta Silk, a beautiful soft finish in every wanted shade, Including the new Blues. Greens and Black, a regular $1.75 value. Anniversary Sale, yard $1-39. " Silk Poplins. Yard Wide Silk Poplin, a cloth that is used for Waists, Dresses and Separate Skirts; the colors are Brown, Green, New Blue, Wisteria, Navy and Black; a regular 98o value, Anniversary Sale, yard, 69 cents. $1.00. 27-inch Plain Messaline. This is an all silk cloth and comes in twenty street and - evening 6hades, including Black and Whita Anniversary Sale, yard, $1.00. FANCY DRESS SILKS One counter of Yard Wide Fancy Silks for Waists, Suits, Dresses and Separate Skirts. These we show in Plaids, Checks and Stripes in the Taffeta, Messaline and Serge finish. Goods that were formerly sold up to $2.00 a yard. Anniversary Sale, yard, $1.50. CREPE DE CHENE We offer our entire line of 40-inch All Silk Crepe De Chenes. These are all of our regular $1.50 to $2.00 values. They come in both the light and dark shades, including Ivory, Pink, Flesh and Black. Priced Special for the Anniversary Sale, yard, $1.39. FANCY SILK POPLINS Just six pieces of a fancy printed Silk Poplin; the colors are New Blue, Navy, Walnut Brown, Russian. Green and Black; the width is full 24 inches, a regular 65 cent value. Anniversary Sale, yard, 49c BLACK SILKS Yard Wide Black Chiffon Taffeta, $1.00 value. Anniversary Sale, 83c Yard Wide AH Silk Black Messaline, a regular $1.25 value. Anniversary Sale, $1.10. V :;. Yard Wide All Silk Black Satin . Duchess, $1.50 value. 1 Anniversary sale, $1.19. . ; Yard Wide Black Silk Poplin a regular . 98c value. Anniversary Sale, 69c , , . Yard. Wide Black All Silk Chiffon Taffeta, a regular $1.75 value. Anniversary Sale, $1.39. m OUTING FLANNELS r: One case light and dark, assorted; Special 7yzo Yard. " -One case light, just the thing for gowns, 12 c yards; choice 10c yd.

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