Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 30, 17 December 1917 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, DEC. 17, 1917.

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FAMILIES WILL GET PREFERENCE

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 17. The nearest approach to a priority order by E?n Woolen, Indiana coat administrator, yet to be Issued, went to the coal operators of the state because of the preterit grave fuel situation. The follow'ng telegram was Bent to the operators. "During next week and until the present grave crisis Is met please do not hesitate In giving rigorous preference to need3 of utilities and domestie consumers." While the telesrsim was In the na ture of a request It was aald to mean Us suggestions should he carried out. It was spnt after a conference of the fuel administrator and representatives of the coal operators. The situation is rabidly approaching a grave condition in this state. Congested traffic has made it impossible to deliver coal. The Ft. Wayne and Northwestern traction company notified Mr. Woollen it would be out of coal by next Wednesday. A number of cities. were said to have a very small supply.

Jewelry Denied to Girls, They Wear Fancy Shoe Laces LONDON. Dec. 17. Girl workers In the danger building at Woolwich arsenal are not allowed to wear jewelry. They have therefore, hit on the idea of wearing colored shoe laces. The Cap Shop girls appearing one morning with bright emerald green ribbons on their shoes much to the envy of other departments. The next morning the whole factory was in the fashion, says Doctor A. K. Foxwell the principal supervisor. Shoes were tied with blue, pink, red, white ribbons; with anything but the Government boot lace of untanned leather. The fashion spread to the office and women clerks paraded the platform during the dinner hour with resplendent shoelaces.

Cambridge City, Ind.

Mrs. Margaret Dillon has exchanged lur properties -in Cambridge City, for th Pabon Shock farm of 53 acres near Milton The land was valued at $500.00 Russell Crocket a student of the University at Valparaiso, is speeding' the week with" his father, Simeon Crockett. .. .Cambridge City lodo No. 5, F. and A. M. at Its stated meeting, Wednesday evening, elected the following officers for 1918: Dean House, W. M.; Itoy Knlese, S. W.; F. J Scudder. J W.; J. C. Dodson, ftec; John G. Mannon, Treas. ; F. H. Ohmit, trustee Mrs. William Mullen, after a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Kllsberry, has returned to hr home at Laurel. Ind Rev. E. 15. Davis of Second Presbyterian church, Richmond, occupted the pulpit at the Presbyterian church here, Sunday afternoon. . ..Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harper have moved to Cincinnati, and will reside at No. 9 Eden Park Terrace, Walnut Hills Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lof.b had for their guest last week. Mrs. Riley of Chicago. . ."There is a Reason" was the fubject of Rev. R. C. Jones' discourse at the M. E. church. Sunday morning. . . .Mrs. Kate Ginn will leave within a few days for the Pacific coast. She expects to make her home in California in the future Maxwell Feemster, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Feemaster, has enlisted in the aviation corps, and is now stationed at Fort Thomas. Kentucky. .... Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Copeland left Friday for Cincinnnatl, to spend several days with friends, and to look after business. .. .Mrs. C. Wright of Bellvlew, Ky., is here visiting her children, Mr. and Mrs. Moren WhtttHnger. . . .The heating plant has been installed In the tew Masonic temple. , . . Mrs. E. D. Filby is visiting her mother Mrs. J. J. Cole, at Connersville, where she will be poined by her husband and Miss Helen, Sunday Mrs. Clifford Marso entertained the Ladies' Card club Tuesday afternoon. "Five Hundred" was played at several tables. Mrs. B. W. Wilson and Mrs. Omer Huddleston were the honor guests. Light refreshments were served

With delivery yesterday of sermons from as many American pulpits, urging membership In the American Red Cross, the Christmas campaign of that organization for ten million new members was formally started. The drive will " continue' until Christmas eve when it s expected that the total membership in the United States will reach fifteen millions at least. - Besides the appeals to congregations in behalf of the Red Cross membership campaign, superintendents and teachers in Sunday, schools urged them to do their mite for the work of relief during the war. Of the 136.000 ministers in- the United States it is expected that th3 big majority made Sunday a Red Cross Sunday in their churches.

MIS3 NUSBAUM PLAYS

OXFORD, O.. Dec. 17. The members of the freshman cla6s of the Western College for Women presented their first play of the season Saturday evening in the college chapel Zona Gale's comedy in one act, "The Neighbors.' Miss Mildred Nusbaum, of Richmond, Ind., was a member of the cast, taking the part of "Mis' Diantha Able."

The Cambridge City. Library Board has granted citizens of Washington township the privilege of "using" all volumes in the.jSublic Ijbrbary, except those of fiction, in accordance with a recent arrangement, all books in the library will be used by the residents of Washington township after July 1. 1918. .. .Mrs. Hugh Foss of Richmond was the guest, Thursday, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hage-man.

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Practical Gifts of Linen Extra grade Iuck Towels 18x38, plain white and with color border. .25? Special Part-Linen Towel, 18x36; Christmas price at. . . .15c Special Turkish Toweling by the yard 25? Extra heavy Turkish Towels, in pink, blue, yellow, brown and grey. 50 , SPECIAL Huck Towel, 14x28. . Table Damask is always appreciated. We offer an extra quality, 64 inches wide, at per yard for 59p Table Scarfs In special Xmas display at . . . 29? to $3.50 Fine hemstitched ; many with Filet Borders, others with Cluny and Battenburg.

Umbrellas Tis a pleasure to show our Christmas line. Special values, newest handles, best of materials in Ladies' Umbrellas $1.00 up to $6.50. Men's Umbrellas, special showing $1.25 to $5.50. Children's Umbrellas .75? to $1.25 Special Ladies' Silk Umbrella, Fancy Border, at $5.00 As Always, Our Ready-to-Wear Dept. Leads in Happily, Chosen Gifts Ladies' Bath Rabes. ..v .$2.75 up Men's Bath Robes.. $3:95 up Children's Bath Robes. . . ..$1.00 to $2.50 Ladies' Raincoats. $3.95 up Children's Raincoats.....,, S3.95 up Ladies' Knit Vests . : . .". .$1.25 Ladies' Silk Vests $1.9S to $2.95 Special Prices on Ladies' and Children's Coats for This Week Lot of $20.00 COATS $10.95 Lot of $25.00 COATS $13.95 Lot of $35.00 COATS $19.75 Lot of $45.00 COATS $23.50

SUITS Final sale. Practically all Suits in stock bear a reduction to one-half the former price.

Petticoats The useful, practical gift for mother, sister or daughter. Special Sateen Petticoat with beautif al flowered flounce, regular $1.25 value 9S? Black Sateen Petticoats, regular and extra sizes, best quality $1.00 Silk Flounce Petticoat, $2.50 values... $1.98 An excellent line of Skirts at $2.98-$3.98 New styles and best of shades can be found in our display at. $5.00 and $6.50 Hosiery and Underwear Christmas lot of Ladies Fine Silk Fibre Hosiery, in all shades. 59 All Silk Hosiery, special Christmas price $1 Ladies' special Cotton and Lisle Hosiery now from 20 to G9 Children's colored Hose, black, white, pink and blue; special .35 Boys' and Girls' Cotton Hose ..15 Better quality Hose at 25 and 35 Unusual Values in Writing Paper Either boxed or by the pound. Special Holiday prices Box 25? to $1.25.

Handkerchiefs Gifts that are not large but appreciated

Special Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs, neat colored corner, embroideried . .25? Boxed Handkerchief 8 ready to be given-and always- appreciated 3 and 4 in box. 25? to 50 Box Al! Linen Handkerchiefs from. . . . . . v. . . . . .10? to 75 Special lot of Ladies All-Linen Handkerchiefs at. . .19 Silk Handkerchiefs Special values, colored border. .19 Initial Handkerchiefs for Ladies 5t Special mercerized part Silk Handkerchief only.-. . . .10?

LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Special lot for A Christmas selling at. ....... . J.

Our line of new Christmas Handkerchiefs Many in neat Christmas Boxes is complete. Bought before the raise in prices. You will effect a marked saving.

Not a Problem at Nusbaum's Silk Hosiery in special showing, black and white all colors at 35. Extra value Fancy Silk Hose 59?. Men's Bath Robes $3.75 up

SPECIAL TIES A line that is unequalled" any- Op where in the city at

Special values in Ties that are sold elsewhere at 65c and 1 75c, but here at 50 Men's Shirts, aJLnew patterns .- . , . .75 up Men's Heavy Lined Dress Gloves .$1.75 Knit Gloves, special. 35 up Men's Outing Pajamas .$2.00 up Men's Outing Shirts at .89t and $1.50

Gifts for the Soldier All wool Slip-overs $5.75 AH Wool Sweater, regulation C07s style, with sleeves apOij-. Army Blankets, special $5.75 Camp Mirror and Case 50? Khaki Handkerchiefs 10S-50? Wool Hosiery 35 up

Special Lot of Children's Coats Reduced $7.50 COATS sell at $4.95 $5.00 COATS sell at $2.95 Ladies' Silk Sweaters $5.00 up Ladies' Wool Sweaters $2.95 up Special (Angora Collar) Sweater $8.75 Ladies' Dressing Sacques , 69 Ladies' Fleeced Dressing Sacques. 75t?

Don't Forget the Baby Horsman Character Dolls 65 to $1.50 Infants Knit Caps . 35 up Children's Silk Caps .25 up Infants' Knit Sacques . .... ... ... ....... ".. ". . . . 59 Children's Knit Sweaters $1.00 up Infants' Wool "Stockings '. 39c Infants' Cotton Stockings 15 Many useful gifts for baby can be found in our complete lines of Vahta garments, Carters Hosiery and Underwear

Open Every Evening Until Christmas

Christmassy Blouses Waists are always the ideal gifts for women. She can always use "one more waist" and she appreciates the "better kind."

Special showing of model Shirt Waists of Georgette, only one of a style, most exclusive display in the city $8.75 to $15.00. Other special values in Georgette Blouses at $5.75. One lot of Georgette

Waists, reduced for Holiday selling to $3.95 Crepe de Chine Waists, special at $2.49. An excellent assortment of Crepe de Chine of the Better sort, at $3.98. Our Wash Waists excell anything in the city. Special values at $1.00 and $2.00. Satin Striped Taffeta Blouses,$3.50.

Glove Specials Ladies' Silk Gloves, in Black or White, 75? to $1.25. Ladies' Suede Gloves Grey, Black and White, 75 and 89. Cashmere Gloves in WTiite only $1.00. Children's Kid Gloves, in Tans at $1.50. Silk Uiiderwear For the Woman who is particular nothing is more acceptable as better quality . underwear. Fancy Silk Combination . Suits, $2.50 to $3.98. Fancy Crepe de Chine, and Satin Corset Covers, from 69d to ?$2.50. Silk and Satin Bloomers, S4.00 and $4.50. Not space to mention all the special values that we are showing this week in Silk and the Better Grade Undergarments. Just a Suggestion Percale Pleated House Dresses $1.50. Rubber Kitchen Aprons 50. Special Percale and Gingham Aprons, 25 up. Shoe and Laundry Bags 25 to 69?. (East Aisle) Purses and Hand Bags Ladies' All-Leather Handbags, score of styles regular 51.25, $1.50 values, only $1.00

THE LATEST BEADED PURSES Fancy Beaded Purses, newest designs, some combined with Paon Velvet and Plush, in all color combinations $5.00 to 810.00.

The new Velvet Bags $2.50 to $5.50 Silver Mesh Bags in splendid showing We Invite any comparison of prices. .$1 to $10 New Japanese Kimonos Of Japanese Crepe, real imported goods now at.... ..$2.50 to $5.00. For children, 6 to 16 S1.98

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Nothing is better appreciated by the feminine heart than Furs. They are gifts that always appeal. Muffs from $2.98 to $65.00 Scarfs from $3.50 to $75.00 Children's Sets in special showing down now to ............$1.98

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