Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 316, 16 November 1917 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, NOV, 16, .1917.

The thank offering meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of First English Lutheran church, which -was held yesterday afternoon in the church, proved to be one of the largest gatherings of the year. Miss Alice Knollenberg opened the program by an organ recital followed by a song serrice conducted by Mrs. Charles Johanning. Mrs. F. A. Dressel had charge of the devotional service and also gave " a ' talk " on Thanksgiving. Mrs. Fred Bartel and Mrs. F. W. Krueger sang a duet. Mrs. J. Herschel Coffin gave the address of the afternoon, speaking on the work that might be done by missionary societies combining their, efforts. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. King will leave Tuesday for Hattiesburg, where they will visit their son, Lieutenant Xenophon King, who Is located at Camp Shelby. .. . Mrs. Ada B. Converse is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bethard of the Arden Apartments. Mrs. Converse is a former resident of this city. Women of Reid Memorial church will have a bazaar and market in a vacant room on Main street, Saturday, December 8 Women who are making articles for the sale are asked to have them at the church before that date. Mrs. Mar' Joiner of Newcastle was the guest of friends here yesterday. Mrs. H. T. Fox of Hagerstown and Mrs. John Lontz are the guests of Mrs. Ella Jones in Muncie. The regular meeting of the Tourist club will be held this evening with Misses Eleanor and Frances Robinson at their home, 316 North Eleventh street: Mrs. Florence P. Lodwick and Wilfred Jeesup will give papers. The Eastern Star will hold a meetins tomorrow evening in the Masonic temple. Each nmber is asked to bring at least one can of fruit to be donated to the Masonic home in Franklin. ... , ... - The D. A. R. will hold Ha .regular meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. E. B. Grosvenor at her home, 26 North Eleventh street. Reports from the state convention recently held In Indianapolis, will be given toy several of the members who attended. Miss Katherine Brnderick will leave Monday for tndia"- U where she will enter the- t! .it school for nurses at St. Vincf .. . .spital. . Mrs. Don Sanger of Dayton, O., is ! FASHION NOTE The vogue of the silhouette has brought with it modifications of that tyle so that now we have this charming creation in checks, the barrel silhouette. The checks of gold brown cn dark green velour add considerably cttractiveness of the model. A collar of brown velvet, high and tight and buttoned at the side imparts its bit to the general snappy effect of the gown. Face Peeling Habit Evcomiris fashionable Women of fashion and refinement tn this country as in Europ seem to haya been acquiring the mercoiized wax hab.t, depending U?ss and lew upoo cosmetic fur their complexion difficulties. - It docs aerm a lot saner to just peel eft the: "wornout skin when It loses its youthful color and appearance now that this can b done so easily, safely, painlessly and economically.. . There's no trouble getting mercolled wax at any drug store (an ounce will do), eince Its virtues hive become generally Known here, and there's no trouble using it. just as you use cold cream, applying t night, washing It off next morning The wax takes off tho Ud scarf skin, in Miy flakpa. a little each day. This neyi under-akin which gradually appears. Is velvet soft ami beautifully white, radinnt with girlish liveliness.. Any surlaci trouble 1' ohiips. pimples, red or yellow patches, frecklt-s, ct-. -vanishes .of cours vnh -tUc tl.atuiucd tul.clc.

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if the guest of her cousin, Lindemuth. - Miss Emma The Golden Rule Bible class of the First Methodist church will hold a market at Conkey's drug store, November 24. Mrs. George Wr. Davis was hostess yesterday afternoon for a meeting of the Golden Rule Bible class and the Foreign Missionary society of First Methodist church. Mrs. Frank R. McFall had charge of the devotional services. Mrs. L. E. Turner gave a reading and Miss Mildred Ramsey gave a piano selection. After the program refreshments were served to forty guests. William Price, who has been attend ing school in Munsing, Mich., will ar rive Sunday to spend several "weeks with his mother, Mrs. Mary Price. The school has closed down because of the war and Mr. Price expects to go to Arizona to spend the winter. Miss Harriet - Nichols and Dale Shreve of Muncie were guests of triends in the city Wednesday. Mr. Shreve is a former resident of this city. Tomorrow is market day for the Domestic Science association. Canned good 3, and all kinds of cakes and pies will be on sale in he McGuire building. The sale will begin at 10 o'clock and the public is Invited to use this opportunity to supply themselves with canned fruit for the winter. Mrs. Sarah Riffle has returned to her home in Tampa, Fla., after an extended visit with friends here. Mrs. Riffle is a former resident of Richmond. .. . ... Mrs. Lou.'sa Study of Winchester, and son Carl, of New York City were SJ MAIM ST.

Warm Winter Coats At

Warm Weather

Cash Buyers. Attention ! Remarkable Here. We need the Cash and the

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Special Sale Of PLUSH COATS Worth $29.75

DRESSES 1 S y If s 1 Child Goats For Street and Aft- ' All to $30.00; new II Special value in ernoon wear of Sat- winter models 1 Mixtures, Cloth and In, Serge and Georg. Velvet $8.98 fjf' $5.00 $13.50 $18.50 to $8.50 $27.50 $23.50 Size. 3 to 13 Jaunty Georgette and Crepe Blouses $1.98, S2.9B, S3.98 SSwOO

K urn mil in' 3 a TI. P. Food Adrrjajslrnrion guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Study at their home in Reeveston. Mrs. John Quill and Miss Grace Quill of Eaton, O., spent yesterday with Mrs. George A. Reid. The Star Bible class of Second Presbyterian church held its regular monthly business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. William Beemer, Wednesday evening. About twentyfive members were present. After the routine business and program, a social hour was enjoyed. " Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Max Quigley. Miss Emma Lindemuth was hostess yesterday for the meeting of the Alice Carey club. Mrs. Alice Price read a paper on Red Cross work. After some discussion, it was decided to sew for the Red Cross at each meeting of the club. Mrs. Don Sanger of Dayton, O., was a guest of the club. Delicious refreshments were served in the dining room by the hostess. Pink carnations were used on the table for decorations. Don't NegSect your stomach. Keep it strong and well. When food disagrees with it, strengthen it with to Larcact Sale oi Any Medicine is the World. Sold ererr whero. Itt boxes, 10c 25c Values to nstant Cash" Traders Opportunity is Yours.

Up to $25.00 values. In finest All-Wool Mixtures, Velours, Chevoits; for general utility and dressy wear

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ALL NEW SHADES ALL SIZES UNUSUALLY SMART COATS In Woob, Velour, Broadcloth and Bolivia $1150 ft SO Q 50

The next meeting of the club will be

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December 6 with Mrs. Miss Marjorie Meagan has returned from Detroit, Mich, where she has been visiting with Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers. SheJ attended the Michigan-. Cornell football game at Anne Harbor, Saturday. ' Mrs. Levi Rhoads entertained members of the Needlecraft club Wednes day afternoon at her home. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Bertha LarSh; vice-president, Mrs. Helen Cox, and secretary, treasurer, Mrs. Jessie Norris. Mrs. Earl Brandenburg gave an inteesting paper on the war work which Richmond women did during tne civil war. me club members aucusseo tne roou .

ccnaervauon movement ana several First vice-president, Mrs. E. C. Rumpcards were signed. About twenty j ler, Indianapolis; second vice-president

guesis were present, uainiy reiresnments were served by the hostess. The regular Friday evening dance will be held this evening by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp in the I. O. O. F. hall at 9 o'clock. Kolp five piece orchestra will furnish the music. Frank F. Lancaster left this morning for Dayton where he has enlisted in the aviation corps. The meeting of the McCauley Mission band which was to have been held tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Oscar Green has been postponed for one week. Mrs. Samuel Buckley has returned from Lafayette where she has been visiting her daughter, Helen, who is attending Purdue University. Secretary Ross Hadley of the Friends Foreign Mission board is attending the Baltimore Yearly meeting. Before returning home Mr. Hadley will attend a conference of Secretaries of the different branches of the board and will also attend an African Missionary conference. He will return to Richmond in time for Thanksgiving. Former Editor S. E. Nicholson of the American Friend who is connected with the National Anti-Saloon league will leave next week for Philadelphia where he will visit relatives. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Nicholson. They will attend the national convention of the W. C. T. U. in Washington. Dr. L. M. Gentle has left for an extended trip to New Orleans, and other points in the south. He will visit his brother, James Gentle, at Pascagonla, Miss., while gone.

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Beautify your living room, reception room or parlor with this distinguished looking suite. The style is a splendid adaptation of the Queen Anne Period, with solid mahogany frames, cane backs, panel sides and spring seats upholstered in fine velour or tapestry. , Comparison will prove conclusively that this is the biggest value of its kind offered anywhere. .

Aluminum Roasters only $1.25

Mr ttTm T imp J flrirhpfiTI " UHC liUlltHcyn 1 KOKOMO, Ind., Nov. 16. Mrs. John E. Moore, president of the Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs, was COmDlimenteri ttilii aftnrnnon t thn

meeting of the executive committee of the organization for her stand for simple living during war times. A "fatless" and "meatless" luncheon was served by Mrs. Moore for her guests. . The executive board appointed com: mittees and made plans Cor the coming year's work. The committees, howi ever, will not be announced until the fir8t 0f tne year Tne Doard memDers present were: Mrs. W. W. Reed. Warsaw: recording secretary, Mrs. Blanche Foster Boruff, Bedford; corresponding secretary Mrs, Emogene Taft Lesh, Munc5e; treasurer. Mrs. W. A. Morris, Frankfort; auditor, Mrs. A. W. Roach, Richmond; trustee, Mrs. Arthur T. Cox, East Chicago; general federation secretary, Mrs. Fred McCulloch, Fort Wayne. Three members of the board were unable to be present. They are Mrs. James P. Goodrich and Mrs. S. F. Parkins, trustees, and Mrs. Felix T. Mc Whirter, director of the "general federation from Indiana, all of Indianapolis. PROMISES REFORMS AMSTERDAM, Nov. 16. The king of Saxony in a speech from the throne at the opening of the landtag promised

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Folders, Booklets, Letters, Calendars, the assortment is complete.

We have the largest line in the signs. Richmond 829 MAIN "Richmond's Art

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bills for the reform of the upper and lower houses of'the Saxon diet. It Is proposed to establish an Institute for southeastern Europe and Turkey at the University of Leipzig.

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Wool Finish Blankets Wool Fini8h Blankets Plaids, in grey, tan. pink and blue, full bed size, $3.50 qtial- Q QQ ity. a pair. tp70 Percale House Dresses Percale House Dresses Full and wide, dark blue, grey and medium colors; 1.50 (TJI Of? quality at.. iJJL.D Fleeced Black Goods Fleeced Black Goods 28 to 36 inches wide, odd lots of - 20c and; 25c qualities. . . . JLOC Apron Gingham Apron Ginghams Standard quality. In red and white and pink and white only; our- 15c quality. Extra Q special 7C Canton Flannel Canton Flannel Unbleached, good heavy fleeced, - M onr 25c quality XrC Unbleached Muslin Unbleached Muslin Full yard wide, extra heavy, 15c - -J quality. Special . LJ-Cs Bed Spreads Bed Spreads Marseilles full size pure grass bleach-(J" QQ ed, $3.60 quality..... JL.tO Men's Silk Hose Men's Silk Hose Black only, all sizes; our regular 35c - Q Bilk fiber hose, special... -LC' Men's Neckwear Men's Neckwear Ties for men; newest assortment shown for the holiday buyers, reg- fTA-, ular 75c quality. Special. OUC Boys' Neckwear Boys' Neckwear Ties for the juniors; just as good as any 50c tie made. Special 39c Yard Wide Satin Yard Wide Satin In all the wanted shades, $1.50 OQ quality. Extra special $J All Silk Crepe De Chine AM Silk Crepe de Chine All colors including burgundy, wine, beet root, taupe, brown, navy, black and evening (J- OfT i shades; S1.50 quality. J)ItiJ French Serge French Serge 44 inches wide, all wool, very fine, twill, navy, myrtle brown & black (T- (fA ?2 quality special.. vlOU Ladies' Coats Ladies' Coats In the wanted styles and colors, full lined and beautifully trimmed: ?25 qual-' ity. Extra special "J Jfy Ladies' Coats g Ladies', coats Anotner lot, just received from the manufacturer that needed money ; regular si 5.co Ladies' Suits Ladies' Suits In the newest styles and shown in all colors; for the week-end (POP ff sale, $35 values tpdDjJ $25.00 values for $17.50 Turkish Towels Turkish Towefs Full size, double thread Towels; 50c OQ, quality; special OtV Fancy Turkish Towels Fancy Turkish Towels Full size in pink, blue and QQf yellow; 50c quality. ... . .0C Henderson Corsets Henderson Corsets Made to fit any figure; see the new -j number on sale at . . . . . V A Clark's 0. N. T. Sewing Thread Clark's O. N. T. Sewing Thread Any number in black and white or colors, 6 spools QPT0 for ... iSOC (Limited amount to each customer and sold only with other merchandise). Pepperil9-4 Sheeting Pepperll 9-4 Sheeting Full width, cither bleached or unbleached, today's price is 50c a yard; our price for the QQ week-end, for. ...... tJULt (Amount to each customer limited). Ladies' Silk Hose Ladies' Silk Hose All colors, and sizes, including battleship grey, brown, bronze, taupe, white and black; regular S5c quality, special for the PQ week-end for eJ7U Ladies' Fleeced Union Suits Ladies Fleeced Union Suits Medium weight, made high or low neck, short or long FJtZf sleeves; $1.00 quality 4 0s Ladies' Fleeced Underwear Ladies' Fleeced Uunderwear Separate garments, 75c Kfl quality at OXJLt Yard Wide Percale Yard Wide Percale Both light and dark styles, best quality, we sell regular at 20c; "tftg sale price XUt Silk Poplin Dresses Silk Poplin Dresses New styles shown In aU the wanted shades: a regular $12.50 QQ QfT dress for pUUJ laashmeyer's 8TH AND MAIN STS.