Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 118, 29 March 1918 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGHAM. FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1918

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FINE PHRASES POWERLESS At WAR WINNERS

Theodore Roosevelt Declares Germany Must Be Beaten by Steel. -

PORTLAND, Maine, March 29.

There Is but one way to get a righteous and lasting peace and that Is to beat Germany to her knees. Col. Theodore declared here In a "keynote address delivered before the Maine Republican state convention. Col. Roosevelt lauded as "wholehearted' support which he declared the Republican members of Congress had given ' to the administration in Washington. He decried "mismanagement at .Washington," which, he said, had been such as to cause all good patriots grave concern and urged the necessity for pursuing a policy of "permanent preparedness' after the war Is won. How War is Won. "War is won by brains and steel, not by kid gloves and line phrases," said the former president. Relative to American unpreparedness for war, Col. Roosevelt said: "If we had even begun to fight last Sep

tember, Russia probably would not have broken down and victory would

now be in sight"

Preparations for a three years' war the training of an army of '5,000,000 men, preferably through adoption of a system of universal military training and the rushing of ship construction wara urged by the former President as most vital to Amr clean "first duty the winning of the war." "All our

other activities In. making arms, am munition, airplanes and other war ma

chines can be made to synchronize

with this," he said, y

Dutch Sailors Witt Set Fashions in Holland NEW YORK, March 29. The thou

sand or more Dutch sailors, who have been enjoying 'a liberal allowance

from the United . States government

since their ships were seised last week promise to furnish the fashion

sensation of the spring season in Holland. The majority of the sailors are

booked to sail on the Mieuw Amster

dam.

Members of the crews of the Dutch vessels received from $2 to $3 a day,

according to their rating, and the of

ficers were allowed $lo a day. . The sailors, after months of enforced idle

ness, with little or no spending money made the most of their suddenly acquired wealth to the financial gain of the West Street and other waterfront shops, where the goods offered for sale are best described as natty and snappy.

GREENSFORK, IND.

CAMDEN, 0.

Mrs. Mary Bennett has gone to Lima for a vJsit with her daughter, Mrs. Peter Ironton. . . .Miss Sarah White was at Cincinnati, Tuesday. .. .John Wagner was at Hamilton. Monday.. ..Robert Runyan, Glen Stevens and Carl Bourne were home from Chilicothe to spend Sunday. .. .Dr. G. W. Homsher Bpent Tuesday in Cincinnati ....Mrs. Will McFall and Mrs. S. M. Sea ton were at Hamilton Monday.... Mr. and Mrs A. Dearth spent Monday in Cincinnati.... Zlmri Peirson, of Flora, Ind., spent Saturday here wKh friends and relatives. .. .August Craig was at Middletown Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Huffman and son were nt Cincinnati Monday. .. .Mrs. Ira Beasley returned Saturday from a visit with her mother at Madison, Ind.. Miss Blanche Moon spent Monday in Cincinnati. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paulis of Hamilton returned home Monday after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roher....Mr. and

Mrs. McKlnley, of Cincinnati, spent I

the week-end here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Shuey Ed Fowler spent Monday in Hamilton. .. ,R. H. Wilkinson was a Hamilton visitor Monday.... Dr. F. E. Fisher spent Monday evening in Hamilton.

Rev. and Mrs. O'Conner, of Centervllle, visited Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Neff and family Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nicholson have gone to housekeeping In the property vacated by William Horney this week.... The

musical program given Sunday even

ing at the Methodist Church was well attended. The offering amounted to

$20.00, which will go for the benevo

lences of the church Ora Wise and Dick TJllery have opened a garage in Greensfork Maraba Bennett Is re

modeling the restaurant building and

Everett Tipton will move his barber shop thera....The aid society of the Methodist Church will serve the dinner at the second community sale Saturday, March 30.... The second community sale will he held Saturday, March 30. - Every one'swelcome to attend. . . .A surprise party was given Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Davis. Games were the feature of the evening. Late in the evening refreshments were served. The guests included Marie Harris, Edith Hinshaw, Gladys Clark, Hazel Clark, Florence Campbell, Pauline Weddle, Mrs. Ella Retts, Hannah Campbell, Lida Retts, Dorthea Campbell. Helen Wilson, Treva Clark, Esther Conway, Marjorie Jefferies, Susan Campbell, Everett Cox, Harry Conway, Russell Cox, Orville Sharp,

Julius Davis, Ralph and Fred Conway, Donald Weddle. David Retts. . Earl Sharp, Omar Campbell, . Robert Jefferies, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Davis.... Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reece, of Waterford, Va., are, the parents .of a. daughter, Mary Ellen, Mrs. Reece, formerly Miss Susan Ellis, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis, Sr.. . . .Miss Margaret Carnine was married Satur

day night at Delaware. Ind., to Thomas - Gray .... Mrs; Howard Gambep and Mrs. B. H. Lnderman spent Tuesday , in ; Richmond. . . .The missionary meeting of the Christian Church will be held with Mrs. Harry Fagan at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. ..i.Miss Edna Carnine left Tuesday morning for Delaware, Ind., for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Gray

and Mr. Gray. . . .Mrs. Luther Hatfield and Mary Catherine Cummins, Mrs. Carl Bish and Lawrence Bond spent Wednesday in Richmond . . . . M. T. Myers came from Shelby county and has a car load of Shelby county corn and twenty bushels of seed corn to be sold at the second community sale, March 30, : in Greensfork. . . .Mrs. Richard Conway and Blanch and

Francis Conway Wednesday.

were in Richmond

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Instantly relieves Itching Piles ' and you can get : restful sleep after the first application. Price 50c. Adv.

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Absolutely Removes, Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 25a

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O GRAND LEADER Proves Its Supremacy as a Ready-to-Wear Center i The Grand Leaders by the timely offering of Ready-to-q Wear at underselling prices make us the leading Ready-to-rj Wear center in Richmond. You can secure fashionable

styles direct from New York's famous makers at a price that represent a fair margin. SHOP HERE SATURDAY AND SAVE.

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Mechanism consisting of a series of jointed strips of metal has been Invented In Germany for raising or lowering several ventilators at once by manipulating a single lever.

WEAK, WEARY WOMEN Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and End Them. When the back aches and throbs, When housework is torture. When night brings no rest nor sleep, When urinary disorders set in, Women's lot Is a weary one. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys. Have proved their worth In Richmond. This is one Richmond woman's testimony: Mrs. Louise M. Davis, 334 South Eleventh street, Richmond, says: "I

had kidney trouble for a long time and

dull, nagging backaches which made

life miserable. I bad headaches and blinding dizzy spells come over me

suddenly, almost making me fall. My kidneys didn't act right and I had

rheumatic pains in my limbs. When I read about Doan's Kidney Pills help

ing others, I tried them and they benefited me wonderfully. The aches

and pains left my back and tne dizziness and other troubles disappeared." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs.. Davis had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.

Why Pay Specialty Stores Such Exorbitant Prices for New Styles? Q The specialty shop is limited to a short season and must m m mi m v mm v a mm

uepena on a prom, ine urana ueaaer can aiiora to sen Ready-to-Wear for less money because we dq such a tremendous volume of business. Our prices represent a fair margain of profit.

WOMEN'S UP TO $30.00 HANDSOME NEW WOMEN'S UP TO $30.00 BEAUTIFUL PMMG SUETS PMM(E AT

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Tomorrow the Day Before EASTER So don't fail to come to this store for your Easter Many styles and patterns in just your size are here priced at $15.00 to

$25.00

You don't have to go a step further than right here for your Easter Hat, Shirt Gloves, Hose etc. We have any and everything for men and boys at the right prices too.

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They are made of finest quality American Ail-Wool Poplins, beautifully lined with guaranteed Peau de Cygne lining. Come in all colors, including navy and black, guaranteed workmanship, perfect fitting, in many styles. Priced special for Saturday-

SPRING COATS UP TO $20.00 VERY NEWEST What wonderful coat values. That is our opinion, too. There Is as much style to these coats as ordinarily found in much higher priced garments. Handsomely belted and buttoned trimmed, deep shirred waist lines. Every leading color included. Made of strictly all-wool poplins. Without doubt a sensational val- (gin ue. Priced Saturday at pliir) WOMEN'S COATS UP TO $25.00 YoYu may choosef rom dozens and dozens of beautiful styles. They are handsome in appearance and thorough in workmanship. Come half lined with beautiful silk linings, made of fine wool poplins, dell ides serges, etc. YoYuY could not match any one of these d- A QP coats anywhere for less than $25.00. Priced p A r.0 SPRING COATS UP TO $12.50 NEW . For women seeking a coat at an inexpensive amount, we call attention to this special lot at $8.75. "v Best of double warp serge, in the leading colors. . Double collar of silk that can be removed from the . (Q fTfT serge collar. Come in all sizes to 46. Priced. I O

Your choice of best Wool Velours, Men's Wear Serges, strictly Ail-Wool Poplins, in every wanted color. Styles

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shirred effects and plain tailored, etc. You may choose from half lined or unlined. Your choice $19.50.

UP TO $18.00 NEW SPRING SILK DRESSES

The grandest dress value in Richmond. 'Presenting the most fashionable styles possible for such a reasonable amount. Beautiful creations which represent copies of higher priced models. Made of silk foulards, silk taffetas, fine wool serges, etc. Every dress of a style that will meet with your approval. Made for dQ Qp misses and women. Priced Saturday at UP TO $25.00 NEW SPRING DRESSES These distinctive dresses, are worthy of your consideration. The keenest American brains of someo f the best of New York's designers have brought them out in their present glory. You may choose from beautiful foulards, pure silk taffetas, best all-wool serges, etc. Every dress in the group worth from $22.50 to $25.00. Q-J A Qff Priced here for Saturday at P--Tt.tJ UP TO $10.00 NEW SPRING SKIRTS Choose from strictly all-wool poplins, pure silk taffetas, fine striped messalines, etc., in many beauti- Qfr ful models, all sizes to 30 waist only. Priced.. tptJtJ

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UP TO $8.00 GEORGETTE CREPE WAISTS

Made of best quality Georgette, in ev

ery wanted shade. (Jome m oeauuiuily embroidered and beaded styles direct from the leading style centers of New York. Come in all sizes to 46

only. Priced special at ....

$5.00 SILK WAISTS Of best quality pure Silk Crepe de Chine, Tub Silks, etc., in all the newest colors. Satur- I0 QO day at JU.I0

$3.00 SILK WAISTS Made of Jap Silks, Tub Silks, fins French Voiles, etc., in a beautiful assortment of newest QD styles. Saturday at

$1.50 AND $2 VOILE WAIST Choose from hundreds of beautiful new spring styles, of finest quality voiles, etc., extra well made, with AQ

large and small collars. Price Saturday at. 70l

GRAND LEADER Is Ready to Show You

NEW MILLINEY for Less The Grand Leader's underselling department stands at the head of them all. All millinery values are simply unmatchable. No specialty shop or department store can offer you prettier or newer styles for the same underselling prices j.1 A. it l

that prevail here.

Women's, Misses' $5 New Trimmed HATS at $2.98 Women's, Misses' Up to S8.00 New Trimmed HATS S4.95 $3.00 Untrimmed SHAPES at $1.98

Women's, Misses' Up to $6 50 New Spring Trimmed HATS at $3.98 $1.50 to $2 Untrimmed Shapes 98c $5.00 Untrimmed SHAPES at $2.98

COME SATURDAY AND OUTFIT THE BOY

Bring that boy in and let us outfit him with his new EAST

ER SUIT you can buy Boys' Clothing and Furnishings at the Grand Leader at a saving of not less than 25 percent. Come see.

UP TO $6.50 BOYS' SUITS Made of wool novelty mixtures, extra well made, new trench models with belt and side sliced pockets. Pants are JQ QQ cut extra full. Priced Special J)0O

$8.00 BOYS' SPRING SUITS Made of strictly all wool novelty mix

tures, extra well made, in the new trench

models, lined with guaranteed linings. Pants also lined

$4.95

Boys' 75c Blouse Waists at. . . .59c

Boys' 50c Blouse Waists at 39c

BOYS' 75c SHIRTS at .59c

BOYS' $1.00 KNICKERS at. .69c

$1 Envelope Chemise

Made of dainty Nainsook in white and flesh, beautifully

embroidered and lace

trimmed. Saturday.

79c

$2 MUSLIN GOWNS Extra well made, cut full, of fine quality muslin, beautifully embroidered and ribbon trimmed. , Saturday QQ only at wOt

Womens 75c Un. Suits

Women's 50c Muslin Drawers . .39c Women's 75c Brassieres at ... . 49c Women's 75c White Muslin Petticoats 50c Women's 39c Muslin Drawers . . 29c Women's 50c Brassieres at. . . .39c 75c Envelope Chemise at 59c

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Made of lisle gauze net, beautiful silk trimmed in either

lace, shell or tight knee. Pric-

Men ! You Can Save Too

B m m. oiieu ui ugui Korc. trieMEN S $-1 -All e

UNION SUITS

50c Silk Boot HOSE

Come in any color, of extra good quality, with reinforced

heel and toe. ; Price for Saturday only...

39c

Womens 75c ail Silk Hose at...

Women's 50c

Silk Hose

Made of Egyptian Balbriggan, short sleeVes, ankle length, come in all sizes to 46 only. Your fiftp choice Saturday ....Uvt

$1.50 Dark grey Union Suits at.

Women's 35c Liisle Hose . .

Women's 19c Cotton Hose

98c

$1.50 &. $2.00 Corsets Made of extra fine quality coutil, guaranteed rustproof, strong hose supporters, in either front or back lace, beautifully embroidered tops, made in QQ the newest models, special at. . . . . ......... tOC

Men's 50c Hose at .

Silk

33c

Men's 25c Work or Dress Hose. .

Men's UNION at

81.50 Balbriggan

SUITS

$1.19

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Women's 35c .isle Vests ..

19c

vVomen's 19c Jauze Vests

Child's 35c fine tibbed Hose CHILD'S 39c Cashmere Hose.

23c 29c

69 c

Bset $1 Perfect

Fitting Corsets.

Best 75c Corsets CQp special at ....... tic? V

Cor-

Best $3

sets, at. $2 Reducing CORSETS ;

$1.98

$1.29

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

19c

Men's 75c Work or Dress Shirts at

55c

Men's 75c Ribbed Shirts or Drawers

Men 3 Work or Dress Pant. Men's $2 Heaviest Overalls . .

Men's 25c Canvas Gauntlet Gloves .

Men's $2 -Rib-Union Suits . . .

Men's $1.00 Work Shirts, at ....

59c

$1.98 $1.39

15c

$1.19

79c

$3.00 & $4.00 Street and Porch Dresses Made of fast color percales, in ab eautiful variety of new pleated styles. Priced special for (J- QQ Saturday at J) JL0

Women's $2 House Dresses,

or- rast color percales, in

many styles and colors, at .......

$1.39

Women's $1 Kimono Aprons,

in fast color - percales, at

69c

Women's $1.25 House Dress

Aprons, made with shirred

rubber waist bands, in pretty effects at.

$1.50 House Dress Aprons, come in many styles and many colors, in fast color percales, at. ... JJoC

89c

Complete variety of Girls' White Confirmation Dresses From $5.95 down to sizes 6 to 14 years, special at.

$2.50 NEW SPRING LACE CURTAINS

New spring styles of fine Nottingham laces and cable nets, Including extra

lengths and widths. Price

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