Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 310, 9 November 1917 — Page 3

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 1917.

ZS w t $25 Red Fox Fur SETS GIRLS' $12.50 COATS CHILD'S $8.00 COAT WOMEN'S $8 SKIRTS Women's $6 Fur ' JJ O -C V $25.00 extra large Fur Neck For' girls 6 to 14 years, in every Your choice of almost any want- Women's $8.00 Silk . or Wool inVET;c s X Piece, and Muff to match, with ' .,.H,i . . . . , , .,, n, Skirts; come In manish serge. IWtirra J 9 -4 A V Tails, and large Head on Muff 7' f T Z aU-wool poplin, to the veryllt: Square or Barrel Muffs, in black O 2 .A s ri V Special for ' CICKft priced for Sat- flQ 7K to 6 years; spe- dJ QC est styles; priced for &k Coney and Grey Fox; Jo ftQ O iff SkvV T'Sls' IT SatUrday " 'V'"" urday at POtJ Cial Saturday ....... yWtJ Saturday at ?4l.lO special for Saturday. OZ"o O ( k. O. mj Ckfwr" CV 1 i I,, 1 1, ,- 1 1 1 -- I,,,,, 1 mi. 1 1 1 11 1 1 an. mi"" k

Harry Parker W r i tes T o Economy Friends About Value of Word from Home. By NATE EDWARDS Economy, Ind.. Nov. 9. A card was received today from Harry Parker, an Economy boy who came under the first draft call and now Is' in training at Camp Shelby, Miss., stating how much home news is appreciate by the soldier boys. He Is In A Co., 151st Infantry, and is well known in Richmond, as he clerked in one of the big stores. Here is the message: "I think I shall turn my little tobacco fund into a postage fund and remember the folks in "Old Perry" with a line occasionally, because a word in return is worth as much as a square meal in a soldier's life. We Hoosiers were not taugh to fight of course, but Just give us a r-hnnro nt the TCaispr Rill well VOU

will get the result from Nate's Economy items at least. On the square, though, here Is one ittle Sammie that will hang on to the finish -for the ratives of 'Old Perry'." The Kinggolia Campfire palefaces held a business meeting Tuesday afternoon at the high school hall. They probably will form a Junior .Red Cross society at their next meeting. Friday afternoon they will have a popcorn sale at the school house The Odd Fellows gave an oyster supper at their hall Tuesday night. George Thornburg, West River, made the speech of the evening. A splendid time was the result.. . . .The past three days of Indian summer weather has not been wasted by the farmers in Perry. Clover hulling, plowing ground for next year's corn crop and husking corn has consumed the time. Thomas Hadley has 500 bushels of corn in Jthe crib. He rlanted the 90 day variety and it matured nicely.. . . .Edwin Frazer, who as recently operated on at a Richmond hospital, is improving nicely and soon will be back in Economy high school again. He is the son of Rev. Oliver Frazer, pastor of the Economy Friend church Elsworth Conley rrrived from SummitvilJe to spend a few days- with his mother, Mrs. Martha Good, before he leaves for Florida for the winter Mr. and Mrs. Doak Swoin are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Conarroe at Lake Point this week Cecil DeLong left for Muncle Tuesday night to resume work as a telegraph operator after being detained at home two weeks Harry Cain, C. and O. station agent, received a letter from the government agent today asking him to make contracts with farmers for their timothy hay at $27 n ton. The letter stated that 100 carloads would be bough here if that many were available. A few sold hay at $20 a ton the first of the week Joe Haxton, vice president of the L'conomy Board of Trade, made the statement this Wednesday . evening that there' would not be any more meetings until. after thecwar .Some of the farmers wives said that this would have been an ideal year for raising turkeys, . as there never was known to be . so many grasshoppers as there was this season. Turkeys fatten rn 'hopper.s Rufus Williams ishaving his barn and stable floors laid in cement. Randolph Nelson, Haladay vand Son, are doing the cement work. Thomas Cain and family, Prof. Eraumfiel and family, Dr. Loop and family. Rev. Ray Ballard and family attended the concert at Richmond Wednesday night.

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not rea oiooaea, are nervous, an run down and on your last legs, for you to build up your blood and nerves with exercise, fresh air. nourishing food and Nature's great prescription Phosphated Iron a real blood and nerve builder." Then you will be there with vim and pv.sh to easily do the work that you now do on your nerves alone. He also says, "Phosphated Iron feeds the blood cells with iron and Nerve force, and that leading specialists are now using it successfully all over the country, that it has sprung into almost instant popularity with the better class of doctors as one of the few remedies they can depend on to produce results." . Special Notice To insure physicians and their patients getting the genuine Phosphated Iron we put up in capsules only, so do not allow dealers to substitute any pills or tablets." For sale in Richmond by Conkey Drug Co. Adv.

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At Prices That Should Make This Every Woman's Store Tomorrow Literally Thousands Upon Thousands of Stylish High-Grade Garments to Choose From -the Most Stupendous Stocks to Be Seen in all Richmond Styles by the Hundreds Models and Sizes for Misses, Juniors and Women and at the LOWEST PRICES in the City.

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$20.00 AND $30.00

Just for Saturday A large assortment of 20 and 30 coats in all the latest materials and styles. Special at i

$25.00 AND $30.00 I Hundreds of Magnificent j Sealette Fur Trimmed " "ajJliUi 'i owjiiinjiimr imm. mi ii m mm mw m win i l mi mii wi 11 mmjm I'MiftWii 9 mm kmiH"HJMAW-Mtf',aiWMimgtM

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Just for Saturday

25 and 30 Suits, in Manish Seroge, Poplin, Chiffon, Broadcloth, with or without ' fur trhntning.. Special for Saturday ? ;

Values to $32.50 8

Velours, Broadcloth, Corsey's and fine Plushes, with stunning large collars of sealette or kermai, brown, green, beet-root, tile every shade. Just for Saturday -

Values to $45.00

In beautiful sweep effect with border, collar and cuffs of fur gorgeously lined. These luxurious coats closely resemble those of genuine seal. Just for Saturday

ONE DAY SALF.

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Values to $1(5.9 In all the wanted shades, in all wool serge, silk poplin, in bustle effects surplice draped, pleated and beautiful embroidered models. Just for Saturday

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Millinery at Off

$5 Hatters' Plush HATS

New shipment, large assortment of small or large shapes; some are trimmed 'ready to wear. Priced for .at".r?a,........$2.98 $4 Silk Velv. Shapes

New arrivals in

wanted color and

Priced for Saturday at. ... . . .

every style.

$1.98

WOMEN'S $5.00 TRIMMED HATS Beautifully trimmed, a large variety of styles in all

the leading shades. Priced for Sat

urday special at. .

$2.98

UP TO $6.50 TRIMMED HATS Made of pure Silk Velvets, . beautifully trimmed in flower, feather and ribbon effects. (JQ QQ Priced for Saturday at................... vOi0 Girls' $2.00 Dresses $2.00 Girls' Dresses, hundreds to choose from, of finest ginghams, in every wanted color, beautifully made, in many styles, for girls, ages 2 to J" OQ 6 years. Priced for Saturday at tpJLeMi

Girls' $1.50 School Dresses at

98c

Girls' $8.00 Serge Q A r Dresses, at .......... . p tc DO

Girl3' $6.50 Corduroy

Dresses, at ... .

:y.$3.48

Child's $1.50 Pretty Dresses at .........

...:98c

Child's 75c School Dresses at ........

49c

Girls' $3.00 All-Wool Sweaters at

$1.98

Child's $1.50 Trimmed Hats, at . . ,.

98c

Child's $3.00 Trimmed Hats, at. ......

$1.98

WOMEN'S $5 GEORGETTE CREPE WAISTS

Women! Choose from fine Georgette Crepes, QCtQQ heavy Crepe de Chines, light and dark color Tub OlJO

Silks, etc. All beautifully made in newest up-to-the-minute styles. Saturday at. .............. .

WOMEN'S $3 NEWEST SILK WAISTS

Made of fine Silke Crepe de Chine, Tub Silk, in light and dark colors and finest French Voiles. Priced special for Saturday at. ... . .........

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UP TO $1.50 WAISTS Hundreds and hundreds of beautiful Voiles and Organdies, in low or high necks, beautifully trimmed and plain tailored effects; Saturday at

98c

UP TO $8.00 WAISTS

or best quality Georgette, beautifully

trimmed and beaded in dozens and dozens of pretty styles; ' priced special for Saturday at

$495

$20.00 AND $25.00

Just for Saturday Come in Burgandy, Green, Brown Blue and Black, pleated and plain effect coats. Large collar trimmed with fur. Just for Saturday

Women's Hosiery and Underwear

Women's $1.25 Union Suits, of fine,

medium and light weight , fleece.

pure white, all sizes, special at ...........

Women's $1.00 Underwear,

heavy fleece, extra well made, silk trimmed

Women's $1.50 Union Suits Purewhite fleece, in short sleeve and low neck or high neck, and long

sleeve; priced for Saturday at ..................

Women's 75c Union Suits Light weight - ribbed fleece, sleeveless

and low neck priced at

Women's 50c Union Suits Fine gauze, nicely trimmed, shell or lace

knee; priced for Saturday at

Child's 35c Hose Come in medium

or heavy ribbed, in all sizes

to 16 years, Special "at.

;89c

good,

69c

98c Light ieveless 49c i Fine or lace 39c

nedium 19c

fine with

27c

Women's 50c Silk Hose Of boot silk, all wanted colors.

re inforced heel and toe. Special at ....... .. ;

Women's 25c Lisle Hose Of fine lisle, in white foot, extra fine qual

ity; priced for Saturday at ......

17c

-In all 19c

Child's 35c Cashmere Hose In all

sizes to 6 years; black or white, Special at . .

Women's 75c Silk Hose Extra fine

quality, re-mforced heel and toe

priced for Saturday at

49c

Women's 15c Gauze Vests Fine gauze, nicely trimmed, in comfy cut and other styles, - OJ special at XC Child's $1.00 Union Suits Come in heavy fleece, medium or light

weight; special for Saturday a't

69c!

Bcst$1.50Corscts

Finest quality, extra well made, guaranteed rustproof, in either front or back lace. For Saturday..

Best $1.00 Corsets, rustproof . . . . 79c

Best $3 Corsets Beautifully einbrcfided and strictly guaranteed. (J- QQV Special . . pX0 Best $2 Corsets . Front lace, beautifully embroidered.

aT.c.'f'...$1.19 ; Best 75c Corset 59c

Boys' S $5.50 Suits

Of fine Wool Mixtures, in many leading colors, beautifully made in the new pinch and trench models. Priced for Saturday at. .. .

$98

Boys' $1.00 Fleeced CQn Union Suits, at. . ..... . . . d!L

Boys' $3 R.

coa & Cap

Boys' $1.00 Knickers Boys 75c Blouse Waists

Boys' $1.50

Sweaters

Boys' $1.50 Cord. Pant . Boys' $1.50

Wool Knickers.

Boys' 75c Hats

and Caps, at

Boys 39c Blouse

Waists, at.

. $1.98

7Hc i&mm

39c OS

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$1.19

98c

3.49c

r.29c

MEN! WHY PAY MORE? We Save You One-third to One-fourth on AD

Men's 75c Underwear, 49c Of medium ribbed or heavy fleeced,' well made and cut full. Priced special at-

Men's $1.50 Union Suits

Of medium weieht

ribbed and heavy ! L1'

made and cut full. Priced special at....

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Men's $1:50 Dress Shirts,

at , Men's $2.00 Flannel

'Shirts, at

Men s 50c Wool Hose,

Men's 25c Lisle Hose, at Men's $1.00 Flannelette

Night Shirt, at..........

Men's $3.00 Jersey (T-j qq - Sweaters, at J J. mUO

98c

$1.39

33c 19c

69c

Men's $1.00 Dress Shirts Men's $2,50 Work or Dress Pants, at.....

Men's $3 Pants, extra

quality, at ......

Men's 50c Leather Palm

Gloves, at , Men's $3.00 Flannel Shirts, at ....... ...

Men's 35c Hose Supporters, at ....

69c

$1.49

$1.98

39c

$1.98

19c

$3.00 Wool Nap Blankets I 75c Flannelette Petticoats l $5.00 Woolnap Blankets 1 75c FEATHER PILLOWS I BEST $1.00 BED SHEET I $5 00 WOOL SWEATERS

r " , " "B"- v-v, . t"u Bia, ei- uuuu size iraiueu dbu jtuiows, cov- ui gooa quality, size 72x90, all hem- I For men and women- come In all bed size, nicely finished; ah 1 ly embroidered and scallop- rn I tra large double bed size do no I ered with a very fine nillow in I med readv for ., ri I fv ,m-P a(tJl mt..v:

DX.i70 ped edgese; special at.....O7C I priced Saturday at. ... Pi.ZfO I ticking; special Saturday. . .4tC i special for Saturdav... hHP. I i,nc cno,ti fnr RnrHav co oo

special for Saturday. .

ticking; special Saturday..

$2 HOUSE DRESSES Of finest quality light and

dark colored Percales, beau

tifully made. Special at............

$139

75c Kimono Aprons Of fast color light and dark Percales, over 12 styles to select from. Priced for Saturday at. .......... OOt

39c PILLOW CASES Of fine quality Pillow Tubing size 42x36, nicely hemstitch

ed or scalloped. Pric ed special at ....

24c

special for Saturday. ,

$1.50 Sateen Petticoat Of best quality Sateen, in black and all leading colors; priced special for AQ. Saturday at. . . . . . .1. . OC

Women's $1.25 Gowns Of heavy Flannelette, nicely trimmed, well made and cut full. Special priced r7Q for Saturday 4 C

Women's $1.50 GOWNS Choose from fine, dainty . Muslin or heavy Flannelette, well made, cut full and nicely embroidered. Spe- no cial at ......... OC

75c Crib Blankets

$3.00 KIMONOS Your choice of heavy Flannelette or Serpentine Crepe, beautifully made in many styles.

Special

$1.98

Come in pink and blue, nicely

figured in many designs. Special at..,

55c

$1-House Dress Apron Of best quality Percales, in light and dark colors, made with rubber waist (tQg bands. Special at....OiC

$3.00 WOOL Sweater For women and misses. In all leading colors, nicely belted and plain .effects. Spe- Q-j QQ. clal at .....vl0

$8 and $10 Sweater

For men and women, in

light or heavy Jumbo

knit. Priced

special at

$4.95

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