Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 256, 7 September 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1917

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RICH AUSTRALIAN BUYS INSURANCE ON 500 SOLDIERS

Sheep King" Takes $1,000 Policies On Who HaTe Enlisted.

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SYDNEY, Australia, Sept 7. (Correspondence of The Associated PreBS.) A scheme for Insuring soldiers from Australia In this war which was launched early in July by Sir Samuel

McCaughey "the sheep king' of the

Commonwealth, Is now in operation. Sir Samuel is an octogenarian bachelor pastoralist who lives at North Yanco in this state. New South Waloa. To him Australia owes much. He was a pioneer irrigationist and his sheep ranch at North Yanco is one of the finest on this continent. A few years ago his sheep properties totalled 2,800,000 acres and the number of sheep shorn on them was a million yearly. The wool often reached more than 2,500,000 in value. He came to Australia 60 years ago from his native town in the north of Ireland and is a member of the Legislative Council, the upper h.ouse of the New South Wales Parliament. Prior to the war he made important contributions to patriotic funds, including one for equipping troops for the Boer war, and his charities then and now are numerous. Sir Samuel's latest patriotic gift, the terms of which are contained in a deed of declaration now made public, is an undertaking to insure the lives of 500 Australian soldiers. Each policy is to be a special one in an Australian company for $1,000 payable if the insured soldier meets with death or total disablement. Only recruits who have enlisted since early in July are eligible. The deed provides for other patriotic Australians joining with Sir Samuel In the scheme. Sir Samuel stipulates that the children of the men insured "shall include illegitimate as well as legitimate children, and dependents shall include the mothers of such illegitimate children." This liberal provision has excited favorable comment In Australia. The work of carrying out the scheme has been entrusted to a board of four prominent citizens. A year after peace has been declared, should there be any unexpended funds the money may In the discretion of this board be spent for the further benefit of the Insured soldiers or their dependents or it may be turned over to any philanthropic fund or Institution connected with the war.

! MJW,a ! John Jorgensen of Dayton, visited his niece, Mrs. C. H. Bess, Sunday. . . James and Warren Spencer of Wooster, Ohio, are visiting friends here... Raymond Sizelove has notice to appear at cantonment, Chillicothe, O., the 18th instant Mr. and Mrs. F. A Hlnkle. Mrs. Magaw and Glenn Hamilton left for Cambridge, Mass., Tuesday morning in their auto .Miss Mildred Woed visited Mary Barron at College Corner, last week. ...Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brown have returned from Winona Lake, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Lon Frazee of Camden, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roma Paxton Tuesday Prof. Stewart moved his son's effects to Oxford, Ohio, during his term In the army... , Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ramsey of Richmond, spent Tuesday with Roy Morrow's.

Attendance at New Madison High School

Makes New Record

NEW MADISON, O., Sept. 7. More than 100 students have registered In the high school, the largest number In its history. Full time Is to be given the teaching of domestic science. A new music teacher, Miss E. Rich, of Hamilton, has been engaged. The school gives an enlarged course, and

more electlves than formerly, so as to'

It the course to the pupil. Supt C. W.' Williams is gratified at the attendance since the opening, Monday.

ROQUE PLAYERS FROM ALL OVER AMERICA TO PLAY

NEW PARIS, O.. Sept. 7. Entries for the Interstate meet of roque players comprise lovers of the game from all parts of the United States. The hotels and boarding places here are meeting the demands and will accommodate the visitors. The tournament opens Monday. The competitions will last all of next week.

OATS PROSPECTS GOOD

ELDORADO, O., Sept 7. According to A. W. S. Locke, elevator man, wheat has an average from 25 to 35 bushels per acre In this section, and oats are doing as high as 50-60. The outlook for corn is not so promising. It will only be a 50-60 crop.

"I'll Show You How Corns Peel Off !"

Ever Peel a Banana Skin? That's It! "I should worry about those corns I just put some 'Gets-It' on." Corns used to pester the world into a frenzy, enduring pain, digging, slicing toes, tinkering with plasters and tape, try-

"Gels-It" Putn Yo Feet In Clover It Bnds Cores Quickly. "Gets-It Puts Your Feet In CloverIt Ends Corns Quickly. Ing to fix a corn so it wouldn't hurt. But now no one in the world "should worry," because the moment you put "Gets-It" on, it means the end of a corn. There is nothing in the world like "Gets-It" nothing as sure and certain nothing that you can count on to take off a corn or callus every time, and without danger. The corn never grew that "Gets-It" will not get It never irritates the flesh, never makes your toe sore. Just two drops of "Gets It" and presto? the corn-pain vanishes. Shortly you can peel the corn right off with your finger and there you are corn-free and happy with the toe smooth and corn-free as your .palm. Never happened before, did it? Guess notGet a bottle of "Gets-It" today from any drug store, you need pay no more than 25c, or sent on receipt of price by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 111. Sold in Richmond and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by A. G. Luken & Co., Clem Thistlethwaite, Conkey Drug Co.

It is the way of woman to bear pain and : -comfort without complaint. Women altlng motherhood should bo given try heJp which wilt make (or leas pain. :.:iUiona of women have used the safe, eel and reliable external tnassafe. known "Mother's Friend". The abdominal ' 3cl as relax naturally and without strain ' '.-.1 baby Is born. Stretching pains durUio period aro r.ve!eied an i tho crisis . ;trtd calvi- iur bo;h '.Ve ma .iier

the coming child by its regular uie. The woman who falls by any chance to procure "Mother's Friend" should be furRished it by those who are dear to her. Write to The Bradfleld Regulator Company, .Department K, 205 Lamar Bulldlntr, Atlanta, Gau, for book, "Motherhood and the Baby". It is free. "Mother's Friend" Is procurable at the druggists'. Do not go a nlre! r.isrht without using It. Ask fcr s fro. '.Id toiiiy without fall.

Mimsll Mil all dDim(E(B A Good Investment Two-story 5-room house. Just newly papered and the outside painted An excellent rental proposition. Also corner lot next to house. These are located at 8th and N. I Sts., and will sell the extra lot and house for quick sale at $2,000.00. Address at once.

R. B. D. PALLADIUM.

100 PURE PMOT Cost you $2.38 per gal. Today Can you beat it? Red Barn Paint, 85c per Gal. Any and everything in the Paint line. Old Reliable Paint Co.

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The Grand Leader Relies on a Fair Judgement of Its Customers for Decision Belter Values Ewery lay and Wot Merely Mow & Then A steady consistant policy to under sell guides the Grand Leader each day. On the average you will . find better and bigger values here on sale each day than you generally find elsewhere at their special sales. This store's phenomenal success is now holding the center of attraci tion, and you never saw such wonderful values exhibited any where. Read each item, compare them, and if you are in doubt of their true v worth, come here Saturday and shop. Bring the children.

WOMEN'S $2.00 MUSLIN Petttticoats

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Women's Muslin or Sateen Petticoats, best quality, all wanted colors in the sateens and snow white in the muslin; cut, full; all sizes, pretty embroidery or lace flounces, special 98c.

Women's $2.00 Breakfast

Women's pretty Breakfast Suits, made of chambray gingham, in pink, blue, light blue, etc.; consists of cap, dressing sacque, skirt, complete. Special 98c.

WOMEN'S $1 STYLISH Corsets

One lot of Women's stylish Corsets, made of French coutil, rust-proof, 2 pairs of hose supporters, neatly trimmed, all sizes. Special 69c.

WOMEN'S $2.00 NEAT House Press

One rack of Women's House Dresses, made of percale, gingham, etc., in light or dark stripes, patterns, designs, etc., cut full, all sizes, many styles. Special at 1.19.

I Esurfly FsM Sale Spitts, Coaiflg, Presses

WOMEN'S $25.00 FALL

Suits i

A group of Wo m en's beautiful & fash i o nable

Suits, all stunning models; choose from fine woolen poplin, serge, broadcloth, etc., popular colors, elegantly trimmed with fine fur, velvet or cloth collars, large pockets, some with belts, satin lined jackets. Your choice, special $16.50. WOMEN'S $25.00 FALL

Goats $

A group of W o men's hand some Coats that

dearlv fixoress 'Fall's hpltpd modpls.

A Wonderful Chance to Buy Ready-to-Wear plain or pinch back effects ;

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WOMEN'S $30.00 FALL

Suits torn 50

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A group of Worn en's extra ordinary beau

tiful Suits, all the wanted materials, shades, styles, etc., large collars, pockets, elegantly lined, most exclusive models, including the latest Parissenne, the very latest in the suit world, the model that made Broadway sit up and take notice. Special, your choice $22.50. WOMEN'S $15 TAFFETA

Dresses $ A group of Women's pretty Taffeta and Serge Dresses, in all the wanted and latest

shades, belt featuring the latest R. and B. model. Your choice $9.95.

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Women's $8.00 Taffeta Skirts

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One group of Women's Silk Taffeta Skirts, in

plain colors of .black or blue, color combina

tions, stripes, etc., cut full, shirred or plain

pots and pockets, belt, buttons, etc. Your choice, special at ........

Women's $7.09 Silk Skirts

One group of Women's Silk Skirts, made of messalines, taffetas, Japanese, etc., all exclus-

i ive models, neatly trimmed with pockets, belt.

buttons, etc., cut full, all sizes. Special.

MENS $2.50 PANTS $1.49 Of fine worsted, suitable for work or dress, dozens of patterns to select from, all sizes to 44 waist. C1 AQk

Our price.

Men's 75c Work Shirts 39c Of fine blue chambray, well made and cut full, sizes to

1612 only. Priced for QQ

Saturday only at.

Men's $1 Union Suits, 69c Of fine balbriggan, short sleeves and ankle length, also porosknit. Priced for

Saturday at.

75c BRASSIERES, 43c Women's Pretty Brassieres, neatly trimmed, made of good quality coutil, good boning, all sizes to 46. Special AQf

Saturday at.

50c SILK HOSE, 33c Women's Fibre Silk Hose, all the wanted shades, reinforced heel and toe, all sizes. QQ

Boys' School Clothes

BOYS' 75c BLOUSE

Waist

Made of finest quality Ging

ham, Chambray and Percales, in light and dark colors; extra well made and cut full; all sizes to 16 years. Priced for Saturday at 39c. BOYS' 75c RIBBED

Union Suit

Boys' Ribbed Union Suits, short or long sleeve, knee or ankle length, good quality; all sizes. Special 39c. Boys 75c School Caps 49c Boys' 75c Wash Suits 49c Boy 75c School Waist 49c Boys 85c School Knickers 63c

Girls' School Clothes

GIRLS' BEST $2.00 GINGHAM OR

One lot of Girls White Voile and G i n g ham Dresses many different exclusive styles, neatly trimmed, all sizes to 14 years. Special at 9Sc. GIRLS' BEST 75c GinghamCIc Dresses One lot of Girl's Gingham Dresses, pretty styles, neatly trimmed, pockets, belt, etc., sizes to 6 years. Special at 49c.

GIRLS' 75c NIGHT GOWNS 49c GIRLS' 25c MUSLIN DRAWERS. ... 19c GIRLS' $3.00 WHITE DRESSES. .$1.98 GIRLS' $5.00 WHITE DRESSES. .$2.98

WOMEN'S BEAUTIFUL $5.00 GEORGETTE

Special Saturday.

$1.00 UNION SUITS, 69c Women's, Fall Union Suits, light weight fleece, long sleeves, short sleeves and sleeveless, pure white. Sat- Q

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50c UNION SUITS, 29c One lot of Women's Knit Uni

on Suits, tight or shell knee,

One group of Women's pretty Georgette Crepe Waists in all the wanted shades, including flesh, white, peach, etc., hand embroidered fronts, large plain or embroidered fronts. Sizes to 46. Cut full. Your choice Rnc Voile Walste One group of Women's White Voile Wash Waists, pretty exclusive models, plain or embroidered fronts, large collar and cuffs to match, all sizes to 46. Special at

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A Wonderful Chance to Buy Ready-to-WTear

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$Z.5U DC.D SFKEAD $1.39 Laree double size Bed Snreads

fringed edges, cut ?1 QQ

Women's $8.00 All -Wool Skirls

One group of Women's Wool Skirts, made of.

wool poplin, serge, etc., in plain colors, stripes,

checks, plaids, etc., latest models, elegantly

trimmed with pockets, belt, buttons, etc. Your

choice at

$95

Men $1.25 Dress Shirt 89c Of fast color percales, made with soft or laundered cuffs, also come in sport styles.

Priced for Saturday QQ

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MEN'S $3 PANTS, $1.98 Of fine wool mixtures, beautiful patterns to select from. Priced for Satur- CI QQ

day at. . .

Men's $2.00 Shirts, $1.39 Made of gray flannel, extra well made, cut full, in all sizes. Priced for Sat- CI QQ

urday at.

$2 TABLE COVERS, 98c Two yards square Table Cover, made of good quality damask, pretty patterns, hemstitched ready for use. QQ

Special at....,

corners. Special .

$2.00 BED SHEETS, 98c 81x90 Bed Sheets, best quality, seamless, all hemmed ready for use. QQ

Special

neatly taped, square or 9Qp

15c GAUZE VESTS, 11c Women's Knit Gauze Vests, neatly taped, square or V neck, waist fitting, all "lip sizes. Special at XXC 75c UNION SUITS, 49c Women's Knit Union Suits, extra good quality, prettily ribbon taped, lace trimmel, shell or tight knee, all AQp sizes. Special at Us

WOMEN'S UP TO $5.00 NEW STYLISH

VELV

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One group of Women's Velvet Shapes, worth up to $6 in small specialty shops choice of sailors, polks, turbans, in fifteen different styles; come in purple, black, blue, green, etc. Our underselling price

$S'S Velvet Tarns

Women's and Misses' Stylish Velvet Tarns; long silk tassel; come in black, purple, etc. this year. Our price

over fourteen different shapes, One of the big factors in style

$1.00 SILK GLOVES, 59c Women's Silk Gloves, white Sf or black, wrist length, double finger tips, best qual- KQ. tf4 ity. Special C 75c Kimono APRONS, 49c One lot of Women's lie-ht or

dark striped Kimono Aprons, many different styles, cut full; all sizes. AQn

Special

$1.50 HAND BAGS, 98c One lot of Women's Hand Bags, made of best leather, many different styles, includes mirror, small 98c purse, silk-lined, etc. ...

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