Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 130, 13 April 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY,, APRIL 13, 1917

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M'GALL W. C. T. I). OPPOSES MOVIES

i Resolutions pledging support to a movement' to secure , tile closing of Sunday motion picture shows were adopted by the McCall branch of the W. C. T.fUthls week. The , resolutions ; ask that special features now hooked for Sunday be exhibited on Saturday.' Allegiance was pledged to the country and willingness expressed to help in any way possible. Mrs. Myrtle Gilmer spoke on law enforcement. Officers of the union are: Mrs. N. K. Conrad, superintendent of Sabbath observance; Mrs. Beseie K. Grant, recording secretary; Mrs. R. M. Gcins, vloe-pretident; Mrs.' M. A. McCurdy, Dresident and 6tate organizer.

PERMIT ALLIES TO RECRUIT MEN

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. April 13. With the approval of Attorney General Gregory, fhairman Webb of the House judiciary committee will introduce tomorrow to .iMow the allied government to recruit their citizens in the United States. Chairman Culbertson, of the senate judiciary committee will introduce the fame bill.

More than 12 per cent, of New York working women are married.

On The Screen

. MURRgTTE , Manager Murray of the Murrette theatre, announces bis engagement of Mary Pickford's newest photoplay released by Artcraft Pictures, "A Poor Little Rich Girl," adapted from the well-known book and play of the same name by Eleanor Gates. As an ideal vehicle for "Little Maryit is readily felt that this story affords Miss Pickford one of the best motion Victure subjects ever secured for her. The novel by Eleanor Gates of which a special photoplay edition has just been issued, became widely popular as did the play which scored a big hit at the Hudson theatre, New York City, several years ago and duplicated this success on the road.

WASHINGTON June Caprice's newest picture for William Fox. "The Ragged Princess," will open at the Washington theatre on today and Saturday. This is Miss Caprice's third picture for Fox, and is said to be an even greater succes than her two previous appearances. The story concerns the adventures of a girl who runs away from an orphanage, hires out as a farm hand, after getting into a pair of overalls, gets adopted by a wicked rich man in the city, finds that the property he controls is really her own, and then marries his half-brother. KING BAGGOT HERE The playing of character parts has a strong fascination for men whose most profitable work is in playing the handsome hero. Famous leading men have nearly all shown a certain

weakness in this direction. As character men pure and simple, it is probable that none of them could earn more than an ordinary salary. Their fame and fortune lies entirely In their good looks and personality. "When Baggott does go In for character work, however, he does it thorcughly and the pity is that character work does not pay well enough for a man of his ability to do more of it. Recently he played ; all parts In a protean picture. There were ten characters in this production, all of them different as could be.

STARTS ARMOR PLANT

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, April 13 Construction, of the government's armor plate and projectile plants at Charleston, W. V., will be started immediately, Secretary Daniels said today, following his announcement of the selection of sites there for the proposed factories. Congress appropriated $11,000,000 for the armor plate plant and $1,700, 000 for the projectile plant.

RICHMOND MAN SUED

EATON, O., April 13. Daniel Lincoln, of Richmond, Ind., is made defendant in attachment proceedings filed in common pleas court by Dr. J. C. Ryder, of this city, who seeks to collect $121.60. Realty left by the defendant's father, the late John W. Lincoln, is involved in the action.

Johnson City (Tenn.) 'unions will start a co-operative store.

Robinson Circus : Comes to Town

) 1 What promises to be the big circus event in Richmond is the visit of the John Robinson Shows on April 27. ' For some reason or other- it has been some years since Richmond has been included in the itinerary of this well-known organization, which is said to have been greatly increased In size and dimensions for 1917. -' Judging by press eulogies from other cities where the big combination has appeared since leaving winter : quarters at Americus, Ga., the performance which now utilizes four circus rings and two stages is of remarkable excellence and entirely free from the tiresome repetition so often seen in this form of amusement. The aerial acts, riding, racing and hippodrome features are of an unusually exciting and thrilling nature, well calculated to arouse the enthusiasm and appreciation of spectators. SUBMARINE SINKS CAPTURED SHIP WASHINGTON, April 13. The American schooner Marguerite, of

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jj k I Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts OFFERING 600 BRAND NEW GARMENTS THAT WILL BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN THE MINO UTE THEY ARE PLACED ON SALE SATURDAY VALUES BEYOND EQUAL.

8 $20 and $25 SUITS, $14.75 2 Suits of the. finest quality all, wool pop8, lins, gabardines, men's wear serges, etc. Beautifully made in every new color, jr - Guaranteed linings in all sizes to 46;

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m $18 and $20 Coats at $10.75

Before you spend from $18 to $20 elsewhere, come to this great Coat sale Saturday. You should come prepared to tee garments that you usually expect to pay ,$18.00 and even $20.00 for and you won't be disappointed. A purchase like

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the logical store for your spring coats Is the value we offer you tomorrow at $14.50. with those generally shown elsewhere for $20.00 to $27.50. At this popular price you are given the choice of hundreds of exclusive garments so that every woman can choose her favorite style, material and color and exact size.

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$1.50 & $2.00 New Waists, 98c Hundreds of beautiful new waists just' arrived. The best of voiles, organdies, etc., in dozens of beautiful models; priced for QQ Saturday at IOi $3 and $3.50 New Silk Waists $1.98 Every new color amongst these of finest crepe de chines, tub silks, all over laces, etc. ; choose from the largest variety in QQ town at ... . pI0

$1.50 and $2.00 Middies, 98c Over 400 to select from. To describe these is impossible. To look at these is only to buy. Every color and color combination is in- QQ

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Up to $8 Women's and Misses' Coats, $4.95 Your choice of finest small and large checks, all wool serges, and newest belted and plain models ; also novelties of every description priced at d A Q? this sale Saturday at JVx7eJ Featuring One Lot of $20 to $27.50 Sample Dresses, $13.75 At a price that will surely crowd our dress department Friday and Saturday. If you value the buying power of your dollars you won't invest them in a spring dress until you have been here tomorrow to see this stunning garment that we are featuring at $13.75.' Your choice of taffetas, crepe de chines, with georgette combinations, etc. All are exact duplicates of higher priced models fashioned in youthful, plaited, high waisted and charming coat effects Q f7K - your choice Saturday at $XJ I O $10 and $12 Dresses, $6.75 Made of finest -quality silk poplins, serges, finest wool poplins, beautifully made in the new plain and box plaited effects, in every wanted color, Satur- (1 day at PU I O $6-$7 Silk Taffeta Skirts $4.95 Some models that most stores are asking $8.00 and $10.00 for. Your choice of plaids, colored stripes, new checks, also plain navy, black and other shades; of fine quality taffeta in all sizes; M QpT priced very special for Sat. at $5 & $6 Dress Skirts, $2.98 Your choice of silk poplins, all wool serges, all wool poplins, mixtures in the new sport and dress models; priced PO QQ at this special sale Saturday at PmsO

A REAL SENSATION SATURDAY

Smart $5 and $6 New Trimmed Hats, $2.95 Styles suitable for every occassion and every type of face in all the favored straws, liseres, fine hemps, milan hemps, China pipings, horse-hair laces, in large, dressy sailors, turbans, tricornes, tams, ever imaginable shape, artistically trimmed in black, light or con- QfT servative colors ytUiJiJ

$1.50 and $2 Shapes 95c Featured special for Saturday selling, one lot "of high grade spring shapes taken from our -higher -priced lines. About 24

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S3.50 & $4 Shapes $1.95 Japanese straws, milan hemps, rough braids and hemps, in all wanted high shades and dark colors. Choice of tricones, big and small sailors, mushrooms, roll brimmed hats and many other smart shapes. Over a score of last hour fashionable

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Child's $1.50 New Trimmed Hats, 98c

$5SiIkWaists,$2.98 Your choice of best crepe de chines, all over laces, tub silks, etc., priced for Saturday 2

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Saturday Only 2,000 Yards of Dress Voiles at Just received a new shipment of beautiful new spring voiles. Your choice of over 40 different patterns in beautiful stripes, checks, plaids In every wanted color and style. Quality which you will positively pay 19c for at any store at any time. Priced very special for "f "f 1 Saturday at ll2"t

Beautiful Muslin Wear AX?

$1.50 And $2.00 Muslin Wear 98c Your choice o Envelope Chem ise, P e 1 1 i c oats Co m b i n a tions Gowns and Crep de Chene Corse Covers. Made o finest quality muslin and Nain sook, bean tifu embroidery, lac and ribbon trim med. Priced foi Friday and Saturday at 98c

35c Women Muslin Dr.awer 23c 50c Women's Lace Corset JQC Covers, at Women's 35c Brassieres 19c Women's 50c Drawers. . . . .39c Women 75c Corset Covers 49c

$1.00 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR 69 'Jeautiful Envecpe Chemise. Jt o w n s, Petticoats, Combinations, Princess Slips. Made of 'ine quality musn, beautifully rimmed in many lifferent styles. Your choice Saturday at

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Women 75c Muslin Gowns. 49c Women's 75c Envelope 49c Chemise, at Childs 50c Muslin Gowns... 39c Child's 15c Muslin Drawers. 9c Women's 75c Muslin Petticoats, at

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Women's 35c Boot Silk Hose 24c

Women's 75c All Silk Hose 49c Women's 25c Silk Lisle Hose 1c Women's 19c Lisle Hose 12!2c Child's 19c Fine Ribbed Hose 122c Girl's 75c School Dresses, 2 to 14.. 44c Girl's $1.50 and $2.00 Dresses 98c Women's 75c Auto Veils. 44c Women's 75c Leather Pocketbooks 49c Child's 15c Panty Waist 11e Women's 75c Gingham Petticoats. 55c Best $1.00 Rag Rugs 69c Regular 19c Embroideries IO'jC Women's 75c spring weight U. Suit 49c Infant $1.50 & $2 White Dresses. . .9Sc Infants' 75c Dresses ....44c Child's 75c Middies 49c Reg'lar $3 Leather Traveling Bag $1.98 Infants' $1.50 All Wool Sweaters. . .98c

$1.50 and $2.00 House Dresses, 89c Your choice of over 500 new Dresses Just received consisting of finest percales, ginghams, chambrays and every wanted material. Beautifully made in the newest belted effects with or without pockts. Come in all sizes to 46. Priced very special for Saturday only QAA

XtraSpecials $1.50 and $2 Fringed Bed Spreads 98c $1.50-$2 hemstitched Table Covers 98c $1.25 Bed Sheets, 81x90 seamless. .79c 85c Bed Sheets, 72x90 55c 35c Turkish Towels, heavy nap.... 19c $1 Bed Sheets hemstitched, 72x90.. 69c 35c Hemstitched Pillow Cases 19c Women's 75c Kimono Aprons 49c Women's $1.50 and $2 Kimonos. . .98c Women's $3.00 Silk Kimonos $1.98 $1.50 Mary Pickford Aprons 98c 15c Linen Crash Toweling.... 9'2C Child's 75c Gingham Rompers 44c $1.50 4 $2.00 Sateen Petticoats 98c $1.50 & $2.00 Corsets, guaranteed. .98c Best $1.00 Corsets 69c Eest 75c Corsets...... 49c Child's 75c Princess Slips 49c $1.50 A $2 Leather Pocketbooks. . . .98c

Of finest French percales, madrises, pongees

n the newest spring patterns, just received;, osiitively fast color; all made in coat style vith soft or laundered cuffs; priced QQrt pecial for Saturday at OiJC 75c to $1.00 Men's Union Suits, 49c Your choice of either balbriggan or athletic tyle with long or short . sleeves and ankle or aiee length in the new spring and summer

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Men's 75c Work Shirts. . . ..49c Men's 19c Dress Hose. . .12yzc Men's $1.50 Poris Knit 7QP Union Suits, at.. . Men's. $1.50 & $2 Pants at. .95c Men's $2.50 Pants, at $1.49 Men's 35c Shirts & Drawers 23c Men's 75c Silk Neckwear. .44c Boys' $5 School Suits at $2.68

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Boys' 65c Blouse Waists... 44c Boys' $1.00 Knickers 69c Boys' 50c Spring weight gg. Union Suits, at 35c Silk Neckwear. ...... .23c 35c Boys' Blouse Waists. . 23c Boys' 75c Knickers. ....... .44c 50c Boys' Overalls 34c

$1.50 & $2 Curtains,

; A new shipment just arrived of fin-i st scrims, marquisettes, fine laces, etc.,' in the newest' spring patterns. The most beautiful lace edges 5 amongst them. Priced for QQ,,, Saturday at . . .y. .......... OC

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New York, was captured and presumably sunk by a submarine, fifty-live miles southwest of Sardinia on April 4, and her crew including one American exposed to forty-six hours in open boats. 1 . . ". . ? r .

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CROWD ATTENDS BOOSTER SALE

MILTON, Ind., April 13. A5 large crowd was in town Wednesday attending the Boosters' club sale.

A metal trades council will be formed at Springfield, 111. .

ELL-ANS

Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25cat all druggists.!

'IE 1 1 Clever Novelties

on Columbia Records

THERE is an endless lot of fun, real pleasure and enjoyment in the many delightful

musical novelties that Columbia Records provide. Listen to Harry C. Browne's record (for instance) of "When I Used To Work Upon The Levee' ' and "Kingdom Come' '-two irresistible darkey jollifications They have the real old "plantation days" swing: banjo plink-a-plinking, jolly laughing chorus, and a regular old-time "breakdown' at the end! - Then listen to Don Richardson fiddling away at "Old Zip Coon and "The Arkansas Traveler, " and see if you can keep your feet from keeping time! Or enjoy that Miniature Orchestra gem, "The Music Box", whose tinkling silver strains actually remind one of the oldfashioned music box. These are three records you surely ought to own 1 A 2135 (WHEN I USED TO WORK UPON THE LEVEE. Harry C 10-inch Browne, baritone. . With banjo effect. ' ' Y " 75c- I KINGDOM COME. Harry C. Browne, baritone. With banjo effect. .2140 (0"- ZIP COON. Introducing-"Old Folks At Homt.'l Don lo-incb T Richardson, violinist. ,. .; -- ' ARKANSAS TRAVELER. Don Richardson, violinist. A 2161 THE MUSIC BOX. Columbia Miniature Orchestra. 75ch (SERENADE. Mesnard and Schuetze. Bassoon and harp duet. Ask your dealer to play these and the many other novelties he has for you: Hawaiian records, marimba recordings, accordion, saxophone and other novel music If you are interested in enjoying new sensations, you are going to have the treat of your life ! Go in to see your dealer Way. New Columbia Records on sale the 20th of every month

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