Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 317, 19 November 1918 — Page 7

PAGE SEVE COST OF WAR TO ALL NATIONS VMS $175,000,000,000 Sale off im Mf U1E WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 The direct cost of the war for all belligerent nations to last May 1 was reported at about $175,000,000,000 by the Federal Reserve Board Bulletin, issued today, and it Is estimated that the cost will amount to nearly 200,000,000,000 before the end of this year. These calculations were compiled by the board from various sources, and while their accuracy is not vouched for, the. board believes the figures are substantially correct For purely military and naval purposes it is estimated that all belligerents had spent about 1132,000,000,000 to May 1, or about three fourth of the total war cost. The balance represented interest on debt and other Indirect expenses. S3 e I IK BIG

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AN2? SUN-TELEGRAM TUESDAY, NOV. 19, 1918.

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Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have been married nearly six months to a man

twenty-five years older than I, and j

now una i do not love mm. in iaci i love a young man here. He also is married, but does not love his wife. He loves me dearly and says he will kill me if I do not let him visit me.

Please tell me what to do, as I am soj

worried I cannot sleep. DOLLY DEE. Tell the man whom you love that

v .you must not see him again, and if he

persists in annoying you that you will

v reveal everything. In case he does

not give you up, fulfill your threat and tell your husband the entire truth. You made a mistake in marrying a man so much older than yourself, but you did It with your eyes open and must stani the consequences. Your husband should not be surprised when you say that you do not love him. He will detect the truth sooner or later pnd will admire your frankness. He should kno wthe situation in order to protect j on from the man you love. There H a chance that your husband will think it best to move to another city. At any rate the safe way is to prespnt the matter to him and let him decide what can be done. Dear Mrs. Thompson: There is a young indy living in the same neighborhood in which I live and we used to to real friendly. This lady is living with her mother-in-law. I have been to the house quite often to see the littlo children and also visited with her. We were good Mends until lately she has not spoken to me when I met her on the street. When I am with my sister she 8pcak3 to her, but acts as If she does not see me. One dav when I was over

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mother-in-law told me to go to her room where she was and visit with hpr. I went to her room with the children and talked to her, but she did not answer me. ) Do, you think sho has seen me too often, or' do you think I have said cr done something that she does not like? ' Please tell me a way 'to win back her friendship. If I have done anything she docs not like, should I ask her what it is and apologize? AN UNHAPPY GIRL. I am inclined to believe .that you

have seen your friend too often. She j

Is trying to show you tnat sne does not want your friendship any longer. Give her up entirely. Do not write or call at her home to see the children. Take your disappointment in losing your friend bravely and refuse to let yourself brood and suffer because of your loss. There are a lot more people In the world who will welcome your friendship.

Rickenbacker Fired the Last Shot at Germans

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMI S IN FRANCE, Nov. 19 Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker of Columbus, O., aco of American nce:s, is believed to have fired the last shot of the war. He was given the honor of making the last flight over the German lines before the armistice became effective. He poured 850 pounds of shot into the boches.

Centerville, Ind. j . Mr. and Mrs. Earle ' Stlnson and j daughter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Rodenberg Sunday. .. .By

ron Nixon, who has been Very sick for several weeks is able to be out. . .. .Miss Ruby Leeds, who was unable to teach last week on account of a severe cold, lias resumed her work... ..Kieth Hatfield of the Great Lakes Training Station is home on a ten days' furlough. . . . Miss Charles Beck spent Saturday in Richmond with her sister, Mrs. Verle Poland The three churches of Centerville are arranging a union thanksgiving service, which

will be held at the Friends church on

the evening of Nov. 28. Special music a short program of readings and a sermon will be planned.

MORMON HEAD ILL.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 19 Joseph Smith, head of the Mormon church, is reported critically ill.

ixkhbsza i.a rmrpR The present Influenza is now known to be our old familiar la grippe. Foley's Honey and Tar la Just what every sufferer from influenza or la irtiiiDe

needs now. It covers the rough ln-i

flamed throat with a soothing healing 'coaling, clears away the mucus, stops the tickling and coughing, eases the tightness and heavy breathing. Day and night, keep Foley's Honey and Tar handy. It gives eas. warmth and fotnfort from the very first dose. Buv It now. For sale by A. O. Luken & Co. Adv.

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"Listen! What's that?"

"My! It looks like big bargains in furniture."

"Oh, that's just what I want. And such a low price!" t

"I'll hurry right down to Th8 Weiss Furniture Store. Their last sale was such a money, saver."

x "It certainly Is a wonderful value. Yes, you can deliver It right away."

"Isn't that a beauty, John? I bought it at Weiss Victory Sale.", i .

HP HE people of this city realize that when we advertise a furniture sale, it really means a reduction from our regular prices. Never in our history have, we been able to offer better values than in this special Victory Sale which starts tomorrow and ends Saturday of this week.

URNITURE for every room in the home is included ait remarkably low prices. Most every article enters this great sale, at a material reduction from its regular price. The items listed below are just a fewf of the many bargains taken at random from our spacious floors, i

Rare Davenport Bargains

THIS massive davenport upholstered in fine immitation leather with the best coil spring; seat and back construction would ordinarily sell for much more Your choice now at 20 off

i!MI!! Nothing Adds to the Attractiveness of the Home Like Good Dining Room Furniture

A Great Value in Buffets

Electric Lamps The Finest we have . ever offered. Both Floor and Table Lamps, AQ Priced fUjO UP

THIS massive Colonial period design buffet comes in . either- golden oak or mahogany. Don't fail to take advantage of this special sale and secure a new buffet for your dining room. See our line now

H Celebrate Victory this Thanksgiving by having some new piece of Dlnlng-

g Koom Furniture, we have everything you want in sin-

f gle pieces or complet outfits.

g makes; these go during sale

everything you want in sin- fjf C H . Made by the world's best V? Oil 5

4 Smoking Stands Give "him" one of these Smoking Stands this Xmas. See our line during QQ sale at only ' VOL UP

Massive LEATHER

oekers The gift of gifts for. Mother, Dad or Wife is a massive Leather Rocker. We have many new styles now in stock.that we offer during this sale at a -

Discount

Piano Benches $10.00 UP Tea Trays, specially priced 79 AND SS. 100-piece Dinner Sets, special 817.00 Flower Filled Baskets 9 Brass Jardinier and Pedstal $4.48 Brass Jardiniers, special at 79S 98, S1.9S ... - 2.43 Foot Stools, special at 98

THE GOVERNMENT REQUESTS EARLY XMAS SHOPPING You will find it a decided price advantage to buy gifts of furniture here and now for Xmas delivery.

New Bedroom Furniture

Now that peace is here let your thoughts turn to your home. Now during our Victory Sale is an excellent time to select that new Bed-room outfit. We have many beautiful outfits in all styles and kinds of wood priced special during this sale. ?

A Kitchen Cabinet for Her

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LIBRARY TABLES Wonderful values $7.50 to $35.00

MANY GOOD STYLES TO SELECT FROM

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A McDougall Cabinet

A gift she would more than appreciate. It will save toer many steps and hours and make her kitchen work twice as easy. Decide on a McDougall now. .

SPECIAL OCTAOAN SOAP; special OC 3 bars for ........ DC

Children's Furniture Dressers, Chiffoniers, Tables, Chairs, Iron Doll Beds, Doll Carts.

Cedar Chests The ideal way to store valuabla clothing $6.00 UP

Dolls 25c to $2.25 CHILD'S DESK SETS, special at S1.79 AND UP

Ladies' Desk

WONDERFUL VALUES DURING . THIS SALE

505-50?:51l-513 Maiii Street

WEISS FURNITURE STORE

RICHMOND'S GREATEST UNDERSELLING FURNITURE STORE