Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 76, 7 February 1919 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM FRIDAY, FEB. 7, 1919.

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v LOCAL MAN HEADS COUNTY CHURCHES

MILTON, Feb.. 7. Over a hundred delegates from all parts of Wayne county attended the annual - county conference of Christian churches in the Christian church here yesterday, when Charles Roland of Richmond, was elected president of the association for the coming year. Other officers follow: Lester B. Harrison. Fountain City, vice-president; Fred Wallace, Whitewater, secretary and treasurer; A. A. Lindley, JackBonburg, superintendent of Bible schools; the Rev. F. C. McCormlck, Milton, superintendent; Miss Murl lllgglns, Christian Endeavor superintendent; Mrs. Nellie McVay, Richmond, superintendent of missions. The speakers Included Gary L. Cook of Indianapolis; Elizabeth Ross of Eureka, 111., who spoke on "Africa," and U. S. Training camp experiences; Rev. O. I. Hoover, evangelist, of Indianapolis; Mrs. O. H. Geist, state president of Christian Women's Board of Missions. Mrs. Nellie McVay directed the music. The conference will be held In Fountain City next year.

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In some parts of England dogs' wool is being spun and manufactured into garments.

Dalton, Ind.

A prayer meeting was held Monday night at the home of Harley Beeson. . Mrs. Edith Jones has returned from a few days visit in Muncie... .Some of the neighbors had a wood sawing for Harley Beeson last Saturday. Mr. Beeson has been ill for several weeks. ....Mr. and Mrs. Everett Study and Mrs. Rose Hennis called on Mrs. Nellie Aldred Sunday.... Miss Meta Davis visited with Zelma Hennis . Sunday. ....Richard Bornough and Bernard Beeson were in New Castle Tuesday. ....No new cases of influenza for some time and all school children are ready and very anxious for school to open .... Mrs. Joseph Harter is ill. She was stricken with paralysis Sunday. . . .Mrs. Teetor of Hagerstown and Miss Hadley of Richmond called on Mrs. Homer Jones last Friday afternoon. Miss Hadley . is our county home demonstrating agent.... Erastus Bouroughs is still confined to his home, his condition not much changed, ....Several people from this community atended Farmers' institute at Mooreland . . . . Rev. Powers of Losantville preached at the Methodist church near here last Sunday. Everybody glad to have him back on his work after his several weeks of Illness. . . .Joseph Davis and family were in Mooreland Tuesday. Miss Blanch Horner was a visitor in Richmond Wednesday afternoon. . . . . Mr. Chrowdis and daughter of Ventina, Cal., spent Wednesday with Mrs.

I. M. Nichols and daughter Frances. ....Lieut. Huntington of Camp Sherman, O., who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lytle for the last week, returned to Chillicothe Wednesday.... Miss Leon Miller of Kokomo, Ind., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Tapp at this place.

Cousin of Mrs. Walter Butler Dies in Germany News of the death of Captain Reginald Hughes at Bitburg, Germany, was received Wednesday night by " his widow, Mrs. Clare Hughes. Captain Hughes died February 3, of influenza and double pneumonia. Captain Hughes Is the son of Mrs. William Hughes of Indianapolis and a cousin of Mrs. Walter Butler, North A street, of this city.

Revival Services Continue at Chester M. . Church

CHESTER. Feb. 7. Revival services at the Methodist church here are still in progress and will continue for another week. A number of additions hav been received in the church during the meetings. Last Sunday persons were present from Whitewater, Richmond, Middleboro, WilliamBburg and Webster. Rev. Louis Ulmer has charge of the services. The public is cordially invited to the services. -

MEETING AT EATON

t EATON, O., Feb. 7. Mabel Nichol, department home economics, of Ohio State university, will address a Preble county home economics .conference at New Paris, Saturday, the meeting opening at 10 o'clock in the morning, in the school buildkign. W. S. Fog-

arty, of Eaton, county school superin-1

tendent, will preside. The speakers and their subjects are as follows: C. R. Coblentz, Address of Welcome; Mabel Nichol, Round Table Topics; H. A. Hoffman, "School Lunches;" Fannie Bollinger, "What Should the Domestic Art Course :" Include?" Ruth Markey, "What, How Much, and Object of Household Chemistry?" Minerva Paxon, "Home Making Clubs and the County Fair Exhibit;" Bertha Frank, "Discipline in the Home Economics Class;" Mary Johns, "The Co-Ordina-tion of the Economics Work with the Community Needs;" G. S. Dennison. "Should Home Economics be Required in High School?". Round Table topics will be: "Shall Boards of Education Furnish All Supplies and Materials?" "Shall We Use Drafting or Commercial ; Patterns?" "Of What Should the Home Economics Course Consist in Village and Centralized High School?" "How Shall

We Interest the Mother in the Work? j

"How Much Credit for Home Economics Work?" Dinner will be served by the Home Economics department of the Jefferson township scheols.

- Quantities of honey are found in the African forests by the natives in hollow trees.

Small Boys and Marbles Show Spring Is Near The surest sign of spring has been reported in Richmond. - Groups of small boys about a marble ring have been seen yesterday and today, and according to weather experts that is

a sure sign that winter is past, in spite of what the ground-hog may predict to the contrary, i

The half German king, George III of England, employed about 30,000 troops from thirty different German states, especially from Hesse, against the colonists, before the ; United States was a nation.

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Every Transaction at the Grand Leader is Based Upon this one Principle FORMER PROVES SMASHED THE GRAND LEADER'S LIBERAL POLICY IN STORE KEEPING is the indirect reason of our success. "We want you to be pleased." Whether you buy a pair of hose or a BILL AMOUNTING TO HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS, we aim to make you "pleased" with the transaction. Shop at the Grand Leader Saturday and profit on seasonable, wanted merchandise. Look around, then come here SATURDAY and compare. It will pay you to walk that extra block.

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WOMEN'S $25.00 COATS

Coats in all the latest styles; fine kerseys, meltons and velours, with largo plush collars and cuffs; some half lined with guaranteed linings

WOMEN'S $18.00 SILK DRESSES

Come in a large variety best silk taffetas and messalines in all the newest colors, beautifully made. Priced Saturday at

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WOMEN'S and MISSES' $20 COATS

Women, choose from 20 different styles of kerseys, meltons, velours, etc., with large collars; some half lined with guaranteed lining, in almost every shade. Saturday special at

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WOM.' and MISSES' $16.50 DRESSES

In almost every wanted shade ; extra fine quality silk, messalines and taffetas; several different styles to select from. Saturday special

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Women's $1.25 Un. Suits Women's medium weight winter union suits, high or low neck, long or short sleeves, ankle length. Saturday

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Women's $2.00 union a."'.'!..... $1.17 Worn. $3.50 heavy

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UP TO $8.00 TRIMMED HATS Just received a new shipment of womens' up-to-date hats, made of the best hemp straws in all the newest styles and shades. Special for Satur- Q A AQ day only ... vrxrri UP TO $8.00 HATS Last call of all our fall

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Men's $1.50 Uuderwear

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Men's $3.00 heavy fleeced U- Q Suits PU Men's $1.00 . heavy

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$2.00 men's heavy ribbed fleeced union

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$1.17 $1.50 men's work sweaters 3)C

All FALL MILLINERY to Go Regardless of Price Si: S 2&

$2.00 women's best j" " Q muslin night gowns ....

50c women's best quality brassieres

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$2.00 women's corsets at ....

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$1.25 women's jersey gloves .

79c

WOMENS $7.50 SKIRTS

Made of best all wool poplins, blue and black only, with pockets and high waist style. Satur

day special at

$4.49

UP TO $6.00 SKIRTS

One lot of all wool poplins In the newest styles; black, blue

and green only. Saturday special

$3.98

$18 and $20 DRESSES

All wool serge, fine taffetas,

messalines; mostly one of a kind

in newest shades. Saturday special.,

$10.95

WOMEN'S $5 WAISTS

Made of the best quality georgette, crepe de chines; come in

white and flesh and dark stripes.

Saturday special at

$2.89

$ Best 65c heavy Ribbed Hose 39c Worn. $2 H. Rress Aprons $1.19 Women's 19c Cause Vests 10V2c

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Child's $1.50 flannelette night gowns

Worn. $7.50 all wool sweaters . $3.98 Boys' $1.50 sweaters 89c Boy a' 50c blause waists 34c Child's $1 flannelette sleepers. .57c 50c child's brown hose 29c 25c buck towels 17c $1.25 boys' heavy fleeced union suits, sizes 2 to 6 74c $1.50 boys' shirts 94c Men's 25c hose, all colors 17c

WOMEN'S $7.50 WAISTS

Made of the best quality georgette

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$4.69

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$1.25 boys' gingham and flannelette blouses

Men's $3.50 wool shirts $1.98 Men's $15 sheepskin coats ...$6.95 Men's $3 part wool sweaters.. $1.59 Men's 19c work hose 14c Men's 25c work gloves 15c Men's 35c white foot hose- 23c Men's 50c silk hose 33c Men's 35c Paris garters 23c Women's house dress, slightly soiled 98c $1.50 and $2.00 Voile Waists slightly soiled 69

WOMEN $3 SILK WAISTS One special lot of crepe de chine waists, come in white AO

and flesh only. Saturday VletO

$4.29

Men's $7.50 all wool khaki shirts

$1.50 heavy turgish towels. .. .59c Women's $2 organdie waists ..98c $2.25 bed sheets $1.39 Worn. $1.25 envelope chemise.. 69c Worn. $2.00 envelope chemise.. 94c Best 50c corset covers 34c Women's $2.00 long sleeve muslin gowns $1.39 Worn. $1.50 muslin petticoats. .94c

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$3.00 girls' gingham J- OQ dresses at ; V -L 39c pillow "cases, all hammed.. 23c Worn. $2.00 black sateen petticoats at ..$1.19 Women's all wool sweaters. .$1.79 $1 women's house slippers 59c Best 50c women's lisle hose.... 37c $5 bath robes, slightly soiled. $2.69 $1.25 boys' flannelette or gingham rompers 69c Girls' $3 gingham dresses $1.88 $3.00 and $3.50 Voile Waists slightly soiled -98

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$8.00 PLAID BLANKETS Extra large size, beautifully made. Special for dQ QQ Saturday at pO70

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Sale Specials for Saturday

Hundred of Extraordinary Shoe Values for Women.

Ladies' Grey all Kid High Heel Shoes, regular $12 value; our sale price $8.95 Ladies' Grey Kid High Top Shoe, $8 value; sale. .$6.45 Ladies' Grey all Kid low heel Shoes, $8.50 grade ...$6.95 Ladies Grey Kid Cloth 4Top Dress Shoe, high or low heel; $8 value; sale $6.45 Ladies' Brown Kid Buck Top Shoes, with high heel, $10 values, sale price $8.45

$6.95

Ladies' Brown Kid Cloth Top Shoes

with high heels; $8.00 value.

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Ladles' Brown Kid, all leather high or low heel Shoes; $7.50 value; (f JJ? sale price DOftO

Ladies' Brown Calf Shoes,' $6 .. values, sale price $4.95 ' Growing Girls Brown Calf, low heel Shoes, $5.50 value; sale price at -. $4.45 Ladies' Brown Calf Shoes with Military heel $5 value $4.45 Ladies' Brown Calf Shoes, low heel, $4.50 value, sale $3.45 Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, $9 value, sale price $7.45 Ladies' Black Kid, high or low heel Shoes, $8 value $6.95 Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, high or low heeL $6 value. .$4.95 Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, $5 value, sale price $4.45 Ladies' Black Kid high heel, $7 value, sale price $5.95 Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, high and low heel, $6.50 value sale price $4.95 Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, high and low heel, $5.50 value; sale price at $4.95

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Ladies' Field Mouse Cloth Top, high heel Shoes, $8.00 value

$5.95

Ladies' Field Mouse Cloth Top high heel Shoes, $6.00 value at

$3.95

Ladies' All Grey Kid, low heel Shoes; $7.00 value, special at .". ..

$5.45

Ladies' Grey Kid Cloth Top Shoes $6.00 value, special at

$3.95

Ladies' Brown Calf Shoes; $6.00 value special sale price at

$4.95

Ladies' Brown Kid Cloth Top high heel Shoes; $6.00 value, special at

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Men's Tan Kid Comfort

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Men's 4-buckle all Rubber Arctics ..

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Men's : 4-buckle Cloth Arctics at

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Men's 1-buckle Cloth rTQ Arctics, at ..........

Men's special Bright (gQ ylfp Boots; special DOxD Men's Goodyear Duckfoot Boot, just fresh from the factory; $5 value, special sale J A ff price at tU Men's Red and White J A A f? Boots; special

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Men's extra heavy Trench Shoes

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