Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 114, 25 March 1918 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AN3 SUN-TELEGK AM. MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1918

PAGE EIGHT PATRIOT SUNDAY SET FOR APRIL 7 BY STATE HEAO

Governor Enlists Churches in the Third Liberty Loan Drive. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. March 25. Governor James P. Goodrich has proclaimed Sunday. April 7. as Patriot Sunday, In the following proclamation: "The people of Indiana, In common with the people of other cities, are again entering upon another critical phase of our war activity. They are again about to be called upon by subscribing liberally and generously to the Third Liberty Loan, to furnish the sinews of war for our boys who are bravely facing the common enemy In order that the ideals of American liberty and development shall not vanish before the consuming fire of a merciless and conscienceless autocracy. Sacrifice Demanded. "The sacrifices already made, only forerunners of greater sacrifices to . aiis-ht ns many things.

We have learned that if the war Is to .

home have Important duties 10 perform, as wars ar waged now not between armies, but between nations. We beve learned that if the war is to be won, America must change from an extravagant to a frugal nation, and that the resources thus saved must be converted into assets which can be used against the enemy. "I know that these facts have been well learned by the people of Indiana, because our beloved Hoosler state has led the way In practically eyery phase of war activity in the number of volunteers. In her support of the Red , Cross, the Liberty Loan and the other great war movements. Indiana Proves True. "And Indiana. I feel sure, will go over the top in the third Liberty Loan campaign about to begin. But to do this it will be necessary that every Hoosler divert some time from his everyday occupation and donate It to the success of this campaign. Indiana is organized as never before for

the success or this movement ratios has been laid aside, all differences have been forgotten. The work of rrovlding the funds which will back up our boys in their great fight against rower mad autocracy is in every mind. Every great organization in the state is lending itself to the important task in hand. "In order that the people of Indiana mar realize the importance of this third Liberty Loan campaign, when our armies are facing a military cris. and In order that there may be a determined start in Indiana to this essenUal work: THEREFORE, I. James P. Goodrich, Governor of Indiana, at the beginnig of the second year of the war of the United States against the Central empires, do hereby proclaim Sunday, April 7. 1918, as Patriot Sunday, and do request and suggest that ministers in the churches of Indiana, and leaders of people everywhere, utilize this day to laurch the all-important third Liberty Loan campaign, and I do further suggest to all of the people or Indiana, that they devote as much time as possible In all the preceding and succeeding days of the campaign to make the third Liberty Loan In Indiana a tremendous success. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set mv hand and caused to be affixed the Great Seal of the State or Indiana. Done at the Capitol in Indianapolis, this twentyfifth day of March, 1918." I5v the Govenor. ( Signed )V. A. ROACH, Secretary of State.

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EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE IS PRIC ED VERY LOW AND IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT US DURING THE NEXT 5 DAYS FOR ABSOLUTE WONDERFUL BARGAINS

Ladies' KNIT UNDERWEAR Misses' Fine Lisle Knit IQ Union Suits at Ot Ladies' Fine Lisle Knit Union 4Qn Suits at Ol Ladies' Comfy Cut Vests -J r special AJC Ladies Comfy Cut Lisle OKi Vests, special tO

Order Limits Visiting Days at Camp Taylor CAMP ZACHAHY TAYLOR. Ky.. March 25. Residents of Indiana, who have soldier relatives at Camp Zachary Taylor, will be interested in knowing that orders regarding visitors at Camp Taylor practically close the cantonment to the public with the excertion of the regularly established visiting periods. Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, and Sundays. Only civilians having passes will be permitted within the reservation, and no passes will be Iss'iird to other than to persons having business dealings with the government.

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The Tuesday club went to Richmond Tuesdav evening d were entertained at the home of Miss Ora White, one of their member... W. H. Wlsman on Tuesday assumed the duties of nostmaster at the local office, in place of Harry D. Collins, who resigned on account of business interests.. .Mrs. Wesley Prather and daughter returned Saturday evening to their home at Battle Creek. Mich... A Father and Son meeting was held Sunday evening at the Methodist church.. .Mrs. Henry Westendorf and Mildred Cunningham of Richmond were weekend uests of M. J. Cunningham and son, Simon. Rev. Father Joseph M. Hyland was. a visitor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Kirkpatrick visited Emil Heerman at Dayton Sunday, and Mrs. Heerman returned home with them and remained over until Monday noon. MlssHelen Sawyer spent Sunday at New Madison with friends.; .. .Local roo.no friends of Marshall T. Reeves, Columbus. Ind.. were grieved to hear of the death of his wife, which occurred at Iheir w inter home in St. Petersburg. Fla. - Mrs. Reeves had often visited New Paris during the roque tournaments and had a large circle of friends. PUNISH FOOD VIOLATORS AMSTERDAM. March 25 Close upon 400,000 prosecutions for infringing - the food regulations were conducted in Prussia in 1917. 151.421 fines of varying amounts were Inflicted and 1 781 persons were sentenced to terms of imprisonment. The courts are congested with cases of this description. Nearly all of the principal cities of England have policewomen.

LADIES' CORSETS 75c Corsets. Special Easter CQ Sale, priced at 0JV $1.25 Corsets, Special CQ Easter Sale, priced at OtC $1.50 Regal Corsets, front QQp and back lace SOv $2.00 Regal Corsets, AQ front and back lace vAO

EASTER SALE SPECIALS $1.50 Silk Camosoles QQ priced at . 171 $1.50 Nainsook Envelope QQr Chemies .... CC $3.50 Silk and Crepe de J0 A Q Cheue Env. Chemies.... p&-10 $1.50 Fine Nainsook Qftr Gowns at wOL 50c Corset Covers at 39c

LACE CURTAINS $1.00 Lace Curtains, White CQp and Ecru, special . : Owv $1.50 Lace Curtains, White QQ and Ecru, special $2.00 Lace Curtains, extra AQ wide and long pJ-40 $2.50 and $3.00 Cable net QO Lace Curtains ipx.iO

Wonderful values in

Ladies' Skirts, Waists, Etc.

Don't think for a minute that the following articles are cheap, out-of-date goods they are positively right up to date and very fine garments. It's a shame to mention the low prices we have quoted for this Easter Sale.

SKIRTS

$3.50 Blue Serge Dress Skirts now at $4.50 Blue Serge Dress Skirts now at $5.00 All Wool Serge and Fancy Skirts at...

$2.48 $3.48 $3.98

LACE CURTAINS A1i,. Clean yy I $1.00 Lace Curtains, White CXe CftM- S I and Ecru, special OiC 3lOtli I $1.50 Lace Curtains, White QQ '. f I and Ecru, special I $2.00 Lace Curtains, extra AQ 1 I wide and long pJ-.40 I l I $2.50 and $3.00 Cable net QO V I I I Lace Curtains ipx.iO II I

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LADIES' WAISTS

$1.00 and $1.25 Waists special, each ' $1.50 Waists, All new spring styles at $2.50 and $3.00 Silk Waists all colors, special $6.50 and $7.50 Crepe de

Chene Waists, special

CHILDREN'S DRESSES

$1.00 Child's Gingham Dresses, all colors at $1.25 Child's Gingham Dresses, all colors at

$1.50 Child's Charabrey, two

tone Dresses at

Men's Pants

Men don't pass up these very unusual specials you can't

afford to if you want real honest values. $1.50 Men's Everyday Work Pants at $1.23 $1.75 Men's Everyday Work Pants at $1.48 S2.50 Men's Semi-Dress Pants, at $1.98 $3.50 Men's Semi-Dress Pants at $2.42 $5.00 Men"s Fine Dress Pants at $3.43 S5c Boys' Knee Pants, special 69c $1.25 Boys' Wool Knee Pants, special 89c $1.50 Boys'. Fine Dress Knee Pants at . . .$1.29

Wonderful Values in This Easter Sale

EASTER SALE OF DRESS SHIRTS Extra Fine Values $1.00 Arlington Dress Shirts, soft and stiff Cuffs, at 75c $1.50 Hallmark Dress Shirts, all styles and patterns at 98c $2.50 Fine New Spring Dress Shirts, all the new styles at $2.48

HATS AND CArS FOR MEN AND BOYS $2.50 Men's Hats, spring styles. . . .'.$1.48 $3.00 Men's New Shade Hats . . . . . . $1.98 75c Men's and Boys' Dress Caps 69c $ 1 .00 Men's and Boys' Dress Caps .... 79c

Hosiery Special V5c Ladies' Si'k Hose in Biack or White, special 48c $1.00 Ladies' Silk Hose in all new shades, special 75c $1.25 Ladies' Silk Hose, dark brown, special 98c $1.30 Ladies' Silk Hose full fashion, all colors, special $1.29 HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS $1.50 Gingham House Dresses, special $1.19 $2.00 Extra Well Made Gingham House Dresses at... $1.48 S5c Kimona Aprons, special 69c $1.00 Kimona Aprons, special 75c for Men and Boys! MEN'S AND BOYS' UNDERWEAR Vlen's Balbriggan or Porosknit, 2-pc. Underwear, Shirts & Drawers to match, each 50c Men's Balbriggan and Mesh Union Suits, all styles at ....... 98c Men's Extra Fine Union Suits, special $1.48 Boys' Balbriggan Union Suits, special . . . 50c Vlen's Athletic Union Suits .79c

EASTER SHOES Priced Exceptionally Low for Quick Selling. CHILDREN'S SHOES $1.00 Kid Button or Lace shoes. per pair 69c $1.50 Kid Button or Lace shoes, per pair ' 98c $1.75 Kid Button or Lace Shoes, per pair $1.29 $2.00 Dark Havana Brown shoes, per pair $1.69 WONDERFUL SHOE VALUES FOR MEN Men's Gunmetal and Vicl Kid Dress Shoes button, lace, and English Bal., all s'.zes; special at $2.48 and $2.98 Men's Tan and Dark Cordivan Dress Shoes; new English last; special at $4.95 & $5.95 Men's Tramp last Cusaion in sole Vici Kid Dress Shoes; straight last and broad. toe. "The shoe that makes sick feet well." Special .....$4.95 Men's Elk Hide Outing Bals, in black and tan. Just the shoe for this time of the year. Special Friday and Saturday at only $2.79 and $2.98 THESE SHOE VALUES FOR WOMEN One lot of Ladies' Sample Dress Shoes, all leathers, styles and makes, values up to $4; Special Friday and Saturday, at $1.98 and i... $2.48 One lot of Ladies' Comfort Dress Shoes, cushion insole, rubber heel and very flexible sole; all styles; special Friday and Saturday at $3.95 Ladies' Novelty Lace Boots in all the new shades and tones. Military and high heel a shoe that sells from $7 to $10; Friday and Saturday special at $4.95 , MISSES' and BOYS' SHOES Misses' Kid Button shoes, size 11 to 2, special $1.59 Misses' Gun Metal rhoes, size 11V& to 2, special .....$1.98 Misses Extra Fine Made shoes, size IIV2 to 2, special $2.48 Boys' Cun Metal Shoes, special $1.98 Boys' Gun Metal Fine Dress Shoes. all styles at $2.48 Little Gents Fine Dress Shoes, all styles at $1.98 OXFORDS AND PUMPS Ladies' Patent or Gun Metal Pumps at $2.48 Ladies' 2-strap Patent or Gun Metal Pumps at $2.48 Ladies' 3 to 5-strap Patent Pumps at $2.98 HOUSE SLIPPERS t Ladies' Red Cross Juliet House slippers, elastic in side, all rubber heel, at $1.48 Ladies' 1-strap Kid House Slippers at $1.79 Men's Black House Slippers, elastic in side $1.79

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