Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 112, 22 March 1918 — Page 3

PAGE THREE I). S. TO TAKE UNCULTIVATED FARM LANDS INSPECT EATON LODGE. KEEP YOUJR SHOES NEAT EATON, Ohio, March 22. Balivar lodge, ' Masons, was inspected Thursday afternoon by H. N. Routzohn of Dayton, aistrict lecturer, at a sneclal session. One candidate received the Entered Apprentice degree. A ban quet was served and a social session held. .

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918

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County Councils to Report Farmers Refusing to ( Till Land. INDIANAPOLIS. March 22. Farm land which owners refuse to cultivate will be seized by the federal government and be put to productive use. ' This statement is contained in a communication from the Indiana State Council of Defense to each of the county councils. County councils are requested to ascertain the names of farmers who refuse to cultivate their land or to rent It for cultivation and to call upon them to explain why. If not satisfactory reason is Riven the names of such persons will be forwarded to the State Council of Defense and thence to the federal government for action. Text of Order. The communication to the county .councils follows: "The Council of National Defense joins ' with the Food Administration and the United States department of agriculture in an urgent call for a larger production of food in 1918. These departments emphasize the importance of eliminating all slacker acres. It Is desired that ever available

acre of agricultural land to be made to produce food stuffs this year. The Indiana State Council of Defense joih3 fn this demand. "Many reports have come to the State Council indicating that there are farms and tracts of lands in towns which are not likely to be cultivated in 1918 unless some definite action Is taken to have the owners realize the importance of either operating these lands themselves or renting these

lands to others who will cultivate them. The County Council of Defense 1m urged to appoint a committee to list all of these farms and other tracts In the county for which arrangement has not been made for cultivation th's year. "The council should call upon the owners to show why these lands are not to be cultivated. They should be cultivated by the owners or rented at a reasonable price to someone who will handle them If these owners fail to stiow a reason why the lands are not to be cultivated and, will not rent the lands for U6e during this season the county council is instructed to forward the names Immediately to the office of the Ftate council. The state council will then forward the names to the United States government whlc'i through proper offices will proceed to take possession of the land and use it for the production of food. This is a most Important matter and should receive the immediate attention of every county council."

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Women's Perfect Fitting Brassieres 37

Corset Covers ; 44f

Women's 75c

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Women's 50c Muslin Drawers

Women's $1.50 and $2.00 Muslin Petticoats.

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Women's 75c Muslin Petticoats

Women's 75c Envelope Chemise

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The red garden beet may be grown in any good soil, but rich sandy loam fill give the best results. The seed may be sown in spring as soon as the ground Is in condition to work. They may be planted two weeks before danger of frost Is past. If for horse cultivation, the rows should be from 2',i to 3 feet apart, or wide enough for the horse to walk between the rows. If for hand cultivation, the rows need not be more than 12 to IS inches opart. The usual custom Is to sow the seed somewhat closer together than the beets are desired, and after the beets are up, to Chin them from time to time, using the ones removed for greens until the beets finally are some 4 to 5 Inches apart in the rows. It should be remembered that what is commonly termed beet seed is really a seed ball, containing several individual seeds, and for this reason each one of these balls may bring from 3 to 4 plants. All of these plants except one process. Two ounces of the seed are sufficient to plant a 100-foot row. Beets should be planted in successIon at Intervals of about two weeks during the summer so as to have a supply of young tender beets at all times. The beets should be used before they exceed a diameter of 2 inches, as the young beets of moderate she are of much better quality than those allowed to make a greater growth. The beets that remain unused S durlng the latter part of the season should be allowed to grow until frost, 'pulled, trimmed and stored for winter use. If not desired for table use, they make an excellent stock or poultry feed, U. S. Department of Agriculture.

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ON SALE SATURDAY

$1.50 and $2 New Spring Waists 98c

$3.00 New Spring Waists. . . . .$1.98 $5.00 Newest Silk Waists $2.98 $8.00 Georgette Waists ...... $4.95 $2.00 Slightly Soiled Waists. . . . .49c $4.00 Slightly Soiled Waists . . .$1.19 $6.00 Slightly Soiled Waists. . .$2.00

BEAUTIFUL $30.00 NEW SPRING SUITS New shipments arriving by every express. Come in the best all

wool popuns, imest men s serge, made in many of the newest, becoming styles direct from New York. In Copen, Tan, Bisque, etc., beautifully trimmed, TJ f?A special for Saturday D A I DU

$18 NEW SPRING COATS For women and misses, good quality poplins, all wool serges, every size

to 53; choose from the n e w. .bisque, Copen, Grey, Taupe, Burgundies, in fact any col- O nr

lar at

$22.50 New Spring; Coats

For women and misses in every wanted color, fine all wool American poplin, America Velours, etc., dozens of beautiful styles ; you actually, save from-$7. to $10 by

selecting your coat here, special at . . .

$14.95

$30 NEW SPRING COATS There is no necessity of paying an extra $10 when you do not have to. We actually save you that much on this group. To describe their beauty is impossible. You must see them to appreciate their wonderful value; special J'J CQ

TO $18 NEW SPRING DRESSES Choose from the finest Silk Taffetas, Silk Messalines, All Wool Serges, Striped Silk, etc., beautifully made iu many becoming

styles, priced special

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$12.95

TO $25 NEW SPRING DRESSES A large variety, of the finest styles in all the wanted shades of the season; come in Taffeta, Combinations, Mannish Serges, etc. . We positively save you from $8 to $10. Special for Saturday $X4 50

CHILD'S $6 NEW SPRING COATS , 1 Beautiful Coats for children, in small or large cheek, French Serges and Mixtures, in high or low waist lines, wonderful values for the money, special at.. 2.98

UP TO $8.00 CHILDREN'S COATS One lot of slightly soiled white Children's Coats, come In the best chinchilla, corduroy, etc., these coats all positively $7 and $8 values special at S1.49

CHILDREN'S $8.00 SPRING , COATS Choose from the best Silk Poplins, finest Moires, all wool plaids and checks, made in pleated and plain styles, in high or low waist line, Saturday at 84.95

$8.00 New Spring TRIMMED HATS $1.98

$5.00 New Spring TRIMMED HATS . $2.98

$6.50 New Spring HATS $3.98

$8.00 New SPRING TRIMMED HATS $4.95

$10 New . Spring HATS $5.95

NEW SPRING

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WIRE SALE

$6.50 NEW SPRING SKIRTS All Wool Poplins, Striped Silks, Taffeta and Messalines, special for Saturday JQ qq at f.....,M N)0 $8.00 NEW SPRING SKIRTS All wool poplins and best silk poplins, GA Qff special at ..D4t.D $10 NEW SPRING SKIRTS This lot includes extra sizes to 38 Waist dP QP Bands, special at dO.e)

Ladies'' Mouse Presses

$1.50 to $2.00 HOUSE DRESSES .' 98 Large variety of styles in the best gingham, percales, in stripes and plain :olors, slightly soiled.

at 98 $2 50 New Spring House Dresses SI. 49 $3.00 New, Spring House Dresses SI. 98 $3.50 New Spring House Dresses $2.49 $4.00 New Spring House Dresses $2.98 $1.50 New Spring House Dress Aprons 94 $1.00 Kimono Aprons ....55 $1.25 House Dress Aprons -69

FIRE SALE SPECIALS

Child's 35c

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Child's 75c

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Child's 75c Prin

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Ladies' 75c Gingham Pet- rff ticoats ... tltll

Ladles' $1.50 B. S. Petticoats

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$1.50 and $2 Dress Shirts, 93c New assortment of beautiful Spring Shirts in either soft or stiff cuffs; special for Saturday 93 $1.00 Slightly Soiled Shirts 69J Black Sateen Work Shirts 64 85c Blue Work Shirts 55 $1.00 N. W. S. Work Shirts 79c?

$1,50 AND $2 FRONT LACE CORSETS Made of best quality Coutil, guaranteed rust proof; choice of , front or back lace, In new Spring models, extra well made; strong hose supporters, priced for Saturday....... 97 BEST $1.00 AND $1.25 CORSETS of extra good quality coutil, beautiful embroidered top, medium, high or low busts, all sizes to 30, priced special for Saturday at 79? VERY BEST' 75c CORSETS .:. -55 FINEST $3.00 CORSETS .... $1.98 EXTRA FINE $5.00 CORSETS. . . .$2.49

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Underwear MEN'S $2.00 RIBBED UNION SUITS , Medium weight ribbed Union Suits, long sleeves, ankle length, of extra good quality, ecru of grey, in all sizes to 46, priced for Saturday at . : 98d

Men's $1.00 Spring Unions ..69? Men's $1.50 Muslin Night Shirts 79? j Men's $1.00 Flannelette Night Shirts . -69 Men's $1.50 Athletic Union Suit, Athletic Style , ...-79

WONDERFUL UNDERWEAR Values Women's 75c Spring UNIONS ...... 49c Of extra fine quality knit lisle, nicely silk trimmed, made of loose, tight or shell knee, special for Saturday at 49 35c Lisle Gauze Vests 19c 15c Gauze Knit Vests... 9 Women's 50c Silk Boot Hose 'or 29C Women's 35c lisle Hose 17c Women's 75c All Silk Hose for 44 c Women's 50c- Silk Lisle . Hose, all colors 23c

EXTRA Best $1.00 Bed Sheets .... GO $1.50 Bed Sheet t 94 $2.00 Bed Sheet at ...... S1.Q9 25c Pillow Cases r 14 33c Hemmed Pillow Case ; 23 '50c Scalloped Pillow Cases

75c Bed

Pillows

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FIRE SALE on EASTER CLOTHES FOR BOYS Boys' $6.50 SPRING SUITS New Spring Suits of novelty mixtures, new Trench models, extra well made in a wide variety of styles, special $3.98 $5.00 ' School Suits "... . ... .$2.98 $8.00 New Spring Suits $45 75c Blouse Waists -44'

Fire Sale Men's

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$1.50 Corduroy Knickers. 87 $1.00 Pants ............. .Q7 Boys 35c Durable Hose.. 21 Men's $3 Work or Dress Pants tor ,v. $1.87 Men's $2 Khaki Pants $1.29 Men's $2.00 Heavy Overalls at $1.29

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