Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 112, 23 March 1917 — Page 16
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGB AM. FKIDAY, MARCH 23, 1917
Submarine War Blamed for Drop in Stock Prices
For the first time, the war is blamed for a reduction in prices. A break In the cattle an dhog market came today as a result, dealers say, of the submarine warfare. And a still further decline la expected. Exports are being reduced to such an exten that the market is being flooded with live stock, live and dressed. Ever since th ewar opened the consumer has becta regaled with stories from foodstuff and necessity dealers that prices have been boosted because of the war. ' Hard-pressed family men may view the ruthless undersea campaign with less alarm as a resutl of this last an
nouncement. In the Indianapolis market today cat- j tie dropped in price from 25 to CO cents a hundred pounds and hogs 30 cents a hundred. Quotations were unchanged by . the ;
Glen Miller yards. .
YOUNG LODY OFFERS TO ASSIST ARMY
Miss Lucy Alexander, 14, Cambridge City, believes that Uncle Sam should have a larger army. A few days ago, she read an appeal made by Sergeant Warner of the local recruiting station for patriotic citizens to assist in recruiting. She was the first to answer the appear. This morning, the little Cambridge City miss sent the sergeant the names of two young men whom she believes would jooin the army.
An undercovering of cotton flannel or felt, made to fit the dining table, is desirable. It prevents noise, and the cloth may be laid more smoothly.
RIGHTS OF FINLAND
HAVE BEEN RESTORED
(By Associated Press) PETROGRAD, Via London, March 23. Elucidating the manifesto extend-' lng new liberty to Finland the foreign office explains that the aim of the present government was to abolish com completely all the restrictions which stripped the Grand Duchy of the historical right conferred upon it in 1812. In that year Finland became' part of the Russian empire. All laws Illegally imposed upon Finlad during' the reigns of Alexander III and Nich-'
, olas II are declared void.
YQUIRt GO LED
will be easily relieved by taking a spoonful o! rasoa after each meal. It fortifies the throat and chest while
it enriches the blood to help avoid grippe, bronchitis and even pneumonia. Scoff 'a is well worth insisting upon.
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Easter Preparedness Easter and Fine Footwear are inseperable and that is why "FeltmanV, the store of true shoe service, announces its preparedness with Spring Styles that rise to the highest point of efficiency.
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White Reignskin Cloth, 8inch Lace ' Boots, white cloth covered heel, long vamps; "very klassy"
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Mahogany calf lace Oxford, English or broad toe style, Neolin soles and seels; new Spring styles.
Genuine tan calf or black, gun metal lace shoes, "English last," Leather or Neolin soles.
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SPECIAL Full size Steel SANITARY COUCH. Only $4.40
SPECIAL Folding Card TABLE, 24x31, i Only $1.50
ONLY SEVEN DAYS LEFT
122? Aninlvcrsfflpy Sale ENDS SATURDAY, MARCH 31st MANY HAVE PROFITED BY IT! HAVE YOU? NEXT WEEK WILL BE THE BANNER WEEK.
ONLY SEVEN DAYS LEFT
DRESSERS WOOD BEDS CHIFFONIERS DRESSING TABLES $16.75 Dressers.. $13.40 $15.00 Beds .$12.00 $ 8.00 Chiffonier $ 6.40 $15.00 Tables.... $12.00 $19.00 Dressers.. $15.20 $17.00 Beds $13.60 $12.00 Chiffonier $ 9.60 $22.00 Tables.... $17.60 $27.50 Dressers.. $22.00 $22.50 Beds .$18.00 $18.00 Chiffonier $14.40 $29.75 Tables $23.75
n sgB Rockers Baby v rrrr Like Cut $24.00 riages'flSO flOklrV C1Q fi? $32.00 Car. i0 Other Leather fDlXl ((ill iCJl Tr ur Carta are ad- . Rockers up to VcJl "j Z.CL tJ O. mirably constructS $70.00, r9 HV" ""' "Cljxv ed and come In all Now 20 sy& 'yVS 'Undard finlhe'' IQxty "THE BEST OF ITS C j $19-85 to I This SyS 843.00 ?i This $9.60 fh'Pl-i,,, CHAIRS ROCKERS 13 U X M $2.00 Chairs $1.60 $ 6 Rockers $4.80 VlTv f SI Psi A.lvN& $4-00 chairs $3-20 $ 8 Rockers $5-40 11 FrC! II Jffe IP $7.50 Chairs $6.00 $12 Rockers $9.60' fr 11 Wly $375 DAVENP0RTS,N0W $30'00
I: Dining Tables S $15.00 Tables.... $12.00 BSliy
Library Tables One lot of 6 Oak Tables, worth up to $26.75; now $17.85
$55.00 DAVENPORTS, now . : . .$44.00 $45.00 DAVENPORTS, now.. . .$36.00
Brass Beds $22.50 Beds. $17.60 $24.00 Beds $19.20 $33.00 Beds $26.00 $45.00 Beds $36.00 Cedar Chests $15.00 Chests.... $12.00 $16.00 Chests.... $12.80 $22.00 Chests.... $17.60 $27.50 Chests $22.00
-Buffets l lz- $22.00 Buffets.. $17.60 jjjj MihnJ ; (pn $24.00 Buffets.. $19.20 W -3iitJJl V (J 11 $30.00 Buffets.. $24.00 kj jM) rfthe Chambers Fire VI $45.00 Buf fets . .$36.00 l) less Gas Range. Ask 1 &l : f U us about it. U JHZZZZIZZZZZI- VJ ,v"- - - ' . w ,R r WE'LL PUT Big Store v yTX f P if1 J? TrJi Y0U 8ELECMain St. OJfniO J 5 Yf JyiE U, : DEL,VERY HBjBHBjMaaaas