Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 278, 4 October 1918 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1918.

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run v huh nun Failure to Enact Promptly Revenue Bill Will Endanger U. S. Finance, Tells Senate. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. Plana of congress to adjourn for a month over the November elections drew a warning today from Secretary McAdoo that failure to promptly enact the $8,000,000,000 war revenue bill will disorganize and endanger the national finance. "I am writing In deep solicitation," said Mr. McAdoo In a letter to Chairman Simmons of the senate finance committee, "to ask your co-operation and that of the committee on finance in averting a grave peril in the successful financial conduct of the war. I cannot disguise nor refrain from directing your attention to the fact that failure promptly to report and pass the new revenue bill will disorganize and endanger the national finance." Mr. McAdoo's letter caused the finance committee to take immediate steps to expedite its work of revising

the house draft of the revenue meas

urc ana upser. pians announced in ine senate today for adjournment of congress for a month beginning Oct. 20. Year in Operation. In his letter to Senator Simmons, Mr. McAdoo pointed out that the present war tax bill became operative one year ago today and eald that essential revenues would be lost, as well as time required by the treasury in pdmlnistering the new law and by the public to familiarize Itself with it, by delay on the pending measure. Upon receipt of Mr. McAdoo's letter Chairman Simmons and the senate committee agreed to work with all possible speed, but the chairman said he did not see how it is possible to report the bill before, Oct. 25, even if then. He added that plans for adjournment of congress on Oct. 20 probably would be re-considered. If by that time it is evident, he explained, that the bill can not be reported, or passed by the senate in quick time before the elections, congress might save time by proceeding with an adjournment to begin Just before the elections and end a few days afterward. The adjournment program was announced In the senate Thursday by Majority Leader Martin, but, he said, it was framed on the assumption that the revenue bill could not possibly be disposed of before the elections. The senate adjourned today until Monday and house leaders planned to begin tomorrow a series of three-day recesses, until the $7,000,000,00 army emergency appropriation bill is reported, probably about Oct. 14. The senate also plans similar recesses until the army budget is passed. To expedite revision of the revenue measure the senate finance committee today decided to meet dallyat 10

u tivvn, rauiri luaii uttuai, tui buuii the luncheon period and work later each day. Even with this program, Chairman Simmons said much time will be required for consideration not only of committee amendments, but also iportant revisions suggested by the treasury department. Considerable progress was made on the bill today. The house provisions for individual credits in computing income taxes, including the exemption limits of $1,000 for single, and $2,000 for married persons with an additional allowance of $200 for each dependent person under 18 years of age, were adopted.

Early Christmas Shopping Plans Approved by Richmond Merchants

Masonic Calendar

Friday. Oct. 4 King Solomon's chapter No. 4 R. A. M. Called meeting. Work Royal Arch degree. Saturday, Oct. 5 Loyal Chapter No. 49 O. E. S. Stated meeting. Initiating of candidates.

Five Waists From One

"OUCH a lovely pattern! Yet I tired of this waist ss I had of others. One day

Margaret told me her secret. Each waist each item of dainty apparel -lives three to six lives of refreshing newness! When, with a few weeks' wear, a garment becomes commonplace the color lifeless and faded ihe revives its first attractiveness with a magic soap that dyes as it cleans. This soap is Cinderella. It requires no boiling. It dyes fast color and won't wash out. 1 tried Cinderella. It quickly transformed my faded pink waist to a lovclv flesh tint. Three times since, I nave washed and dyed it with Cinderella, using a different color each time and thus 1 have really had fivt r.ew waists from one! " Cinderella doe not ttaln hndoutv til. It t harmln to kta H and fabric. AlOcemcalca If c lean and colon five wauca. 1 J Trvltl ,, , , 1 btauttful colon o delicau lhada Manufactured br Cinderella Dra Soap Corp. Chicago

It was unanimously agreed to endorse the Defense Council's program for Christmas shopping at the meeting of the merchants' section of the Commercial Club, which was held last night in the Commercial Club rooms. A second action was taken concerning closing time. All the merchants will agree to close not later than 6 o'clock on week days and not later than 1ft t'rnri nn SntnrdftVB. HoW-

' ever this does not mean that those

who are now closing at 5:30 o clock on week days and 9:30 o'clock on Saturdays should change the time of closing. On the other hand they are asked to close their shpps at the usual time. Another point under discussion was getting advertising beforethe public. A committee appointed to handle the advertising includes Henry Slekman, William K. Bradbury and Turner Hadley. This committee will act In conJunction with Leslie Hart as secretary of the Merchants' Association, J. F. Hornaday , as president, and Lee B. Nusbaum as district chairman of the Merchants' Economy board. The letter sent out by Will Reller. chairman of the county council of Defense containing the regulations which the merchants are asked to observe, is as follows: "The State Council of Defense has adopted certain regulations pertaining to Christmas shopping and desires that every merchant shall comply with the same in order that labor and fuel may be saved. The purpose is not to stop Christmas purchases, but to so handle the Christmas business that It will be spread out over the months of October, November and December, and that the trading for Christmas time will not result in congestion. The County . Council of Defense has been asked to co-operate in this movement, and to that end the following committee is appointed to have charge cf the matter here, to-wit: W. K. BRADBURY. Chairman. HENRY R. SIEKMAN, TURNER W. HADLEY.

! Mr. Lee B. Nusbaum, a member of the State Merchants' Economy Committee, has full Information on the subject and he can furnish you any additional facts you may desire. The regulations are: 1. Not to increase their working force by reason of the holiday business over the average force employed by them throughout the year. 2. Not to increase the normal working hours of their force during the Christmas season over the normal hours observed throughout the year. 3. To use every effort to confine Christmas buying, except for young children, to useful articles. 4. To spread the period for holiday purchases over the months of October, November and December. 5. In order to relieve the transportation facilities of the country from a congestion In the latter half of December, to restrict deliveries and to induce their customers to carry their own packages whenever possible. 6. To make an announcement to the above substantial effect in their advertisement commencing early In September and repeating same weekly thereafter." It is urged that persons bear in mind that this is not a local affair but a request of the National Council of Defense and all merchants In the country are asked to comply with it.

INFLUENZA CAUSES DEATH

EATON, O., Oct. 4. Following a brief illness, said to have been due to influenza, Mrs. Ethel Fudge, wife of Clarence Fudge, died Wednesday night at the family home on the National road, north of here several miles. She was 35 years of age and besides her husband, leaves four children. The funeral will take place here Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from the Christian church. Burial in Mound Hill cemetery.

100 American The manufacture of Bayer-Tablets and Capsules or Aspirin is completely under American control. The company manufacturing them is being operated as a 100 Amrtean concern." Every officer and every director is a native American. . Bayer-Tablets and Capsules of Aspirin contain genuine Aspirin. They may be used with full confidence. For purposes of identification, as well as for yurad P". teetion, every package and every tablet of genume Bayer-T.blets of JSirin is invariably marked with The Bayer Cross.

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NOW WE KNOW THAT THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND AND VICINITY APPRECIATE REAL VALUES! Last Saturday broke every record in dollars and cents that this underselling store ever made. WONDER VALUES is the only reason for our tremendous growth. Whether it is just a pair of hose, underwear, a coat or suit, the public now knows that we give the same goods for less. Saturday will be another big day. Be one of the many hundreds that will jam this, store to its capacity. Every nook and corner is just bulging with new fall goods. In our ready-to-wear department especially you will find wonder values. Remember that this store is headquarters for ready-to-wear in every form. One dollar spent here is as much as $1.50 spent elsewhere. Thousands aft now walking that extra block to save. Are you? Read, compare and save! .

GIRLS' BEAUTIFUL $12.00 COATS Your choice of colored velours and novelty mixtures

different styles, 6 to 14 years, priced Saturday $8.95

in many; girls ages' They are special at only ....

Don't Let It Make Any Difference Where You Buy Your Coat, Suit, Dress or Sldrt Just So You Save That's What This Store is Here For To Save You Money. Come! Read! Compare!

CHILD'S $8.00 WINTER COATS ' For girls, ages 2 to 6 years Fine quality velvet in every wanted new color, nicely

quilted.

$4.95

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$25.00 NEW FALL COATS Beautiful new fall styles that make you buy the minute you

see them. They come in all colors, trimmed with plush and

velvet collars and cuffs, in Meltons and Kerseys in all sizes to 44. They are priced here Saturday at

$35.00 NEW FALL COATS Extraordinary values is what you too, will say when you look at this lot of Coats. They are made of the finest wool velours, beautiful silk plushes, all-wool meltons, fine Kerseys

and extra fine broadcloths. Every one made extra well, lined

with guaranteed 1 i n 1 n g s. beautifully trimmed with large plush and velvet collars and cuffs at

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$40.00 NEW FALL COATS Women, never were you able to procure such wonderful values, not even in ordinary times, letalone war times. You may choose In this group from the best quality velours fine broadcloths, extra fine sealette plush and dobens of beautiful up-to-the-minute

models. You may choose from plain tailored styles plaited styles and fancy trimmed styles, priced at

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$35.00 NEW FALL SUITS Made of the best wool American poplins and men's wear serges, lined with guaranteed lining. Nicely trimmed with detachable

collars and cuffs. Come in all sizes to 46. Your choice of any wanted color or styles. Priced here at only

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$45 AND $50 NEW FALL COATS These come in all sizes forewomen and misses to 46. They are the finest imported broadcloths, fine silk plushes beautiful lined with Japanese silk lining. Beautifully trimmed with large fur or

plush collar and cuffs, also fur trimmed,, bottoms of extra fine fur. Priced special here for Saturday at

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$15 and $18 NEW DRESSES Just arrived of pure silk messallnes, taffetas and Susquehanna poplins in a beautiful variety of up-to-the minute styles. Priced

$9.95

here for urday at

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$25.00 NEW FALL DRESSES Made of extra fine quality men's wear seres, fine silk messalines an extra good quality taffeta, satins, etc. Styles that are right up to

the minute. Priced here spe

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$8.00 NEW SILK 4 SKIRTS Just received a new shipment of soft striped satin in all sizes , to 30 waist. They are beautifully trimmed with large pockets and nicely belted and 6hirred. Priced QJT here at Dtc.D

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BOYS' $8.00 SCHOOL SUITS Made of fine quality wool novelty mixtures, extra well made in new trench and Norfolk models, with side sliced pockets.

Come in all sizes to 18 years. They are

priced here Saturday at Boys' $1.50 - Q Wool Knickers ..vAJ-' Boys' $1.00 ' 7Qn Knickers at I C

69c

39c ...89c $1.49

Boys' 85c Blouses at .... Boys' 50c Blouse Waists . Boys' $1.50 Union Suits . . Boys' $2.50 Jersey Sweaters Boys' $5.00 Wool Sweaters Boys' $1.00 Overalls Boys' $10.00 School Suits . .

$2.98 79c $6.95

WOM. $1.25 FALL UNION SUITS Come in medium weight ribbed fleece, in high or low neck, long or short sleeves, made QQ, extra well; in all sizes to 44, at 0C WOM. 75c RIBBED UNDERWEAR Medium weight ribbed, long sleeves, high neck.

extra well made. Priced for Saturday,

per garment

49c

Women's $2.00 & JQ Fleeced U. Suits. . LJXt

Women's $3 heavy Union Suits

$1.98

Women's $1.50 heavy underwear

89c

Women's 85c Silk Hose

59c

Women's 50c Lisle Hose . .

29c

Women's $1.25 Silk Fashioned Hose . . .

79c

Child's 39c fine Ribbed Hose . . ,

29c

. GIRLS' $1.00 SCHOOL DRESSES Can be had in ages from 2 to 14 years; of good quality percale and some ginghams, extra well made in many pretty styles. They are JQ priced here for Saturday at OtO GIRLS' $2 GINGHAM DRESSES Your choice of pretty styles. These come in sizes to 12 years. Priced special Q- OQ for Saturday at $.o

Girls' $3.00 Dresses ...

$1.98

.fc Girls $5.00

Dresses . . . .

$2.98

Girls' $1.50 Flannelette Gowns..

98c

Child's $1.50 Flan- QQ nelette Sleepers at . . O0 Girls' and boys' $300 Flannelette Pajamas Jg

If Saving Means Anything To You BUY YOUR NEW HAT HERE $8.00TO$10.00 .7 Wed Hats Made of best quality Lyons Velvet, fine hatters' plushes, in plain and colors and color combinations. There are hundreds of beautiful d A Q K models. Saturdaj' at tPdbtJ

Girls' $1.50 Velvet Tarns 98c Girls' $30 Plush Tarns $1.93 Girls $5.00 Trim med Hats .$2.93 $10 Pattern Hats .$5.95

Womens $3 and $4 velvet shapes?, it ....$1.93 56.00 velvet Trl mmed Hats .$3.98 Girls' $6.00 T r Immed Hats .$3.93

READ!!! COMPARE OUR VALUES

Sweat-

$1.98 $5.00 wool $2.98

$10 wool $6.95 and men's lvv wool

$5.95

98c Housa 1.39 i0 Ginfr-

$1.69 $2.50 flan$1.49 $2 Sateen

$1.39

Women's $3

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Women's $5.00 wool

Sweaters at

Women's $10 wool

Sweaters at

Women's and men's $8.00 heavy wool

Sweaters

at .

Men's $1.50 Sweaters .

Women $1.75 Housa Dress , - OQ Aprons ..iDA.O

Women's $3.00 Ging

ham dress

Aprons

Women's $2.50 flannelette AQ Kimonos DX.rx Women's $2 Sateen

Petticoats

for .

Women's $3.00 Kid Gloves JQ QQ all colors. iD.O

Women's $1.25

ton Gloves, at

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89c

Women's $1.50 flaunelette QQ Petticoats ...OC

Best $1.25 Bed Sheet

size 72x90, at

$2.50 Bed Sheetssize 81x90, seamless .prc.'d.....'$i.69 39c PILLOW )A CASES at ..vC

Infants' $2.00 Wool

Sweaters at

Child's $5.00 Wool

Sweaters at

Best $200 front lace

Corsets at Women's nelette Gowns .

$1.25 CRIB OQ BLANKETS. OVL Women's $5.00 Silk

Kimonos at

Women's $3.00 flannelette J- QQ Gowns ..DX.t0

$1.49 5.00 Wool $2.98 front lace

$1.19 $1.50 flan$1.19

$2.98

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BLOCK MEN'S $2.50 MEDIUM WEIGHT RIBBED UNION SUITS Fine medium weight ribbed fleece long sleeves, ankle length, extra well made in all sizes to 46. Pried here for Saturday 69 MEN'S $3.00 UNION SUITS

Choice of either heavy weight ribbed or heavy fleece lined; in ecru or gray guaranteed perfect

fitting all sizes to 40. Priced for

Saturday at

$1.98

Men's $3.00 wool Union Suits at S2.49 Men's $5.00 wool Union Suits at 3.98 Men's $3.00 flannel Shirts at S1.9S Men's $6.00 flannel Shirts at 83.98 M e n's 85c C a shmere Hose at 59 19c Canvas Gloves at 12d

Men's $8.00 Flannel Shirts at S4.95 Men's $3.00 work or dress Pants 81.98 Men's $5.00 Cord u r o y Pants at 82.98 Men's 25c cotton Hose 19 Men's 35c Lisle Hose. 23 Men's $150 fleeced ribbed Under, wear at 98d

$6 Wool Nap Plaid Blankets These are genuine Nashua wool nap plaids ; do not confuse these with cheap imitations; they are best quality, good large double

bed size all color plaids. Spe

cial for this Saturday

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$4 and $5 COMFORTERS Extra large double bed size, fine, sflkallne coverings, beautiful floral patterns guaranteed sani

tary filled. They are priced here

for this Saturday at

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