Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 265, 18 September 1917 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1917

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New Army Men Gleaeing Camp

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Lynched Negro's Body Found Beside Road

A squad of the first drafted men to arrive at Camp Upton, Yaphank, L. I., are at work clearing the camp of stumps. The men are working and drilling In mufti, as the new uniforms will not be issued until the final medical examinations.

MONDAY'S SALE MAKES RECORD

Monday's sale of season tickets for the People's Music Course was the largest advance sale for a musical event or a series of musical events In Richmond's history. And the sale Tuesday promised to come up to expectations. Richmond music-lovers are quick to appreciate the advantages of the season plan for presenting the world's greatest artists. They see that

through the season plan they can: Get tickets for each concert much cheaper; Have their seats reserved on time for all concerts and hear attractions which couldnt be brought to a town Richmond's size under the single concert plan. Mail orders continue to be received from all parts of Eastern Indiana and across the line in Ohio. RICHMOND PLANTS Continued From Page One. a filing fee to own a share in the Washington office. If the Commercial Club of a city pays the fee, then each manufacturer who is a member of that club will have the privilege of bidding on contracts. A very small percent of the amount of the order is to be paid by the manufacturers to

Women! Here Is A Dandy Thing Few drops on corn or callus stop pain, thenthey lift off.

Your high heels have put corns on your toes and cajluses on the bottom of your feet, but why care now? This tiny bottle holds an almost magic find. A genius in Cincinnati discovered this ether compound and named it freezone. Small bottles of freezone can be had at any drug store for a few

cents. Don t r.mp or twisi f!rJ your face in agony and Si mf spoil your beauty, but get I f a little bottle of freezone V't ' "V nnfi antilv a few drops on

your icuuer, annus vum or callus. Instantly the soreness disappears and shortly you will find the corn or callus so shrivel-

I ed and lose that vou can ! I lift it off with the fingers.

jusc iiudk: xougeiriu of a hard corn, soft corn or a corn between the

toes, as well as hardened calluses, without suffering one particle. Millions of women keep a tiny bottle on the dresser and never let corns ache twice.

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Final Showing Tonight Marguerite Clark

'The Amazons' Special Music. Lower floor 20c, Balcony 15c, children 10c. lurrelte ' ; TONIGHT Picturizatlon of Cohan & Harris' tremendous success "ON TRIAL" Performances, 6:45 & 8:30 p. m. ADULTS 15c. CHILDREN 10c

the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce to help carry on the work. Would Enter South America Smith pointed out that the work of the industries would be as great In the reconstruction period as now during the war. He said it was his hope to see an office in some large South American city in the near future. Smith said the Orient and the South American countries are now the lands of golden opportunities for commercial efforts. Smith complimented Richmond upon

having one of the livest secretaries in the state. He said he first heard of Richmond when in California. A fellow traveler there, after learning that Smith was coming to Indianapolis, told him to go to Richmond and look up Timothy Nicholson, one of the oldest book sellers in the United States. After Smith's address. Secretary Albus gave an Informal talk. The meeting ended with a general discussion and an informal smoker.

ATHENS, Qa., Sept. 18. Rufus Moncrief, a negro 30 years old, was lynched early today near White Hall. The usual crime was charged. His body was found hanging beside the road.

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Continued From Page One. the nation in war were told by Secretary Lane, addressing the war convention of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States here today, to change the word from "duty" to "opportunity" and seek the answer from the khaki clad American boys who are crossing the ocean. "We have come upon a new day and a new philosophy," he said. "We are to judge men

JOIN HOME GUARDS

PERSHING, Ind., Sept 18. Rostin Sowers, George Buchner and Sherrill Winters have joined the Home Guards of Cambridge City.

henceforward not by what they have but by what they give."

The secretary declared that the;

United States having determined to fight Germany's efforts to master the

world with high explosives and low i

Intrigue, was making full steam ahead. "We of America, it Is conceded, know how to make money, and we will prove that we know how to make war, whole-hearted, resolute war. War that means organization, machinery, science, war that means men by the million and money by the billion, war that means heart-breakings, ruined hopes, a little glory perhaps, a certain self-respect, a world that men can grow in."

A two-wheeled cart, which automatically loads and unloads corn stalks, is the invention of a New Jersey farmer.

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Store Open Evenings

Men's $1.50 Sweaters Heavy rope Btitch, all sizes; Sale price 89c Men's Wool Underwear Heavy and light weight, $1.50 and $2.00 valu e ; sale price 98c Another lot of CALICO Short lengths, fast color. 10c quality, Sale price, a yard 41c Ladies' Union Suits Heavy weight, fine ribbed, $1.25 values, sale price 79c Men's Underwear Ribbed, fall weight, salmon and ecru, 85c values, on sale 59c

SHOE DEPT. All ladies' Low Cut Shoes in patent and gun metal, values up to $3.50, new stock, JO choice XacO Girls' and Boys Scuffer Shoes, all leather; Sale (J- QQ price cpJLcOc Big lot Ladies' Fine Dress Shoes, all leathers, low and high heel, values to J- QQ $4.00, choice pAc0 Men's $3.50 and $4 Work Shoes, good and serviceable, 7Q Sale price p I 7 Ladies' and Children's Rubbers, a big lot, Sale price One lot Ladies' White Canvas Button Shoes; a few pairs left; $3.00 values, QQ go at Ot Infants' 35c Soft Sole Shoes all colors; Sale - Q price LuC And Many Others. SPECIALS 250 pairs Cotton Blankets, very special.. $2.48, $1.98, $1.79, $1.39 $7.50 Fine Bed Comforters extra size, sale G! A QO price tp4l.0 $5.00 Fancy Sateen Covered Bed Comforts, on (Jrt QQ sale at p.c0 Ladies' and Children's Knit Caps and Hoods, value OpT to $1.00, at ZDC Ladies' $1.00 dark blue Kimono Aprons, sale price pjg Children's 25c extra good Hose, worth 35c today, all sizes -j Q on sale at JLiC Ladies $1.50 fine ribbed Union Suits, fall weight, all nn styles at cOC And hundreds of other sale values. CLOTHING DEPT. Boys' $6.00 and $7.00 Suits, plain Norfolk and Pinch-backs, all late novelties at G?0 OCT $4.95, $4.45 and O0."0 One lot boys' $5 fancy (grt qq School Suits, choice. n).0 Juvenile Suits, one lot for little fellows, $2.00 values, nn go at VoC Men's Pants all go at $3.95.

$2.95, $1.98, $1.79 and $1.39

Men's $1.23 Striped Overalls, Sale price

Men's Signal Overalls, worth $2 today, still selling Come This Week.

98c

Men's $1.75 Union Suits Either ribbed or fleece, all sizes on sale $1.19

Work Sox White or grey mixed, well worth 15c today ; Sale price.

Men's Union Suits Medium weight 75c values today; all sizes, on sale at

More Days

Saturday Sept. 29th is Closing Date I Must Reduce My Stock at Once All goods in the store including brand new winter merchandise just unpacked, are now being priced at a great sacrifice. Hurry and come this week. The best values The Railroad Store ever offered are here waiting for you. Read a few of the prices below, then come in this week. Remember, only 10 days more of the sale that has set everybody thinking, talking and buying.

$1.50 Dress Shirts New shipment fall styles are incl u d e d in sale at 98c

Ladies' Waists Values up to S3.00; a big lot including some tine samples, choice

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