Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 102, 10 March 1919 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1919. OUT IF IBHJ ME rrnTT

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Set the Alarm Clock at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning in order that you may get an early start to the New Railroad Store, Richmond, Ind. We are going to have a sale that is a sale. Bargains that are bargains. The kind that you have read about but rarely seen demonstrated. It will be the most masterful exhibition of value giving ever known in the entire history of Indiana.

ERCANTILE' ADJUSTERS OF GRAND RAPIDS

WHO HAVE UNLIMITED Authority and positive orders to sell it out lock stock and barrel, entire and complete at any old price it will bring. IT TCnTF TTF-if ITTWltir Wat a wonderful saving this means to you, in the face of sky high prices every where, this entire U JL JL JS.iliLi.XI JiJl stock to be sold at slaughtered prices at a time like this when the price of ordinary merchandise has gone up practically out of the reach of the people of ordinary means. It is unquestionably the most genuine slaughter of high grade merchandise ever known of in the entire history of Richmond and if you know the high prices of today and real genuine money-saving bargains. You'll knock off work break engagements, leave your tools on the bench, and your dishes in the sink and come, if sick send a son, daughter, friend or neighbor for your share. Let nothing keep you away. Hop the first auto, train, car, bicycle, horse, mule or anything that will get you here early enough next Wednesday morning, March 1 2th, when the doors open bring along your bags sachels, suit cases, baskets, or any thing that will carry home the biggest dollars worth of a life-time. Come Early.

OUR GUARANTEE We absolutely guarantee every article to be just exactly as advertised or your money refunded without a question Read-Realize and Act Quick

Just 1 0 days more and the curtain will fall f oreverupon this old established store. After March 22 this grand old store will be nothing but a memory. There's no turning back, everything must go in this sale at some price. , . STTffe (T IkT (T ffh TJ 2 IT STPCS Men's Dress Shirts, Work Shirts, Flannel Shirts, Men's Pants, Underwear, Socks, Hats, Caps, Sweaters, Hosiery, Overalls, Shoes and Rubbers for the whole famS) JL P ilU. VL w 1 a k3 11 O) Jul fly. Ladies Underwear, Petticoats, Sweaters, Waists, Hosiery, Corsets,. House Dresses, Bungalow Aprons. Boys and Children's Wearing Apparel. Bed Blan kets. Lace Curtains and Thousands of other items. Qrlrh TnrhmTiTmci Tll7Trnrtrl1cn7 lITrhTmrnf TmrrT fatTcrtTTafVfVn "fl 5tfln o 0 'aTIalr and Will Last

LADIES' HOUSE SLIPPERS 150 pairs Red Cross Slippers &J OQ with elastic gore and rubber V S

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heels, worth $2.25

MEN'S HOSIERY Men's Rockford Socks and all colors, fibre silk and lisle Dress Hose, extra quality . . .

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MEN'S SHOES At Less than Wholesale Price W. L. Douglass $5.50 Dress Shoes $3.45 Men's $7.00 Dress Shoes $3.95 Men's $4.50 Dress Shoes .$2.98 Men's $4.25 Elk Shoes .' . $3.45 Men's $8.00 Dress Shoes .... . .$4.75 Men's Felt Boots, now $2.98 Men's $1.50 Rubbers ..98c Men's $2.00 Storm Arctics $1.39

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One lot One lot One lot

LADIES' SHOES Ladies' $5.00 Shoes 98c Ladies' $5.50 Shoes . . . .$1.98 Ladies $6.50 Shoes .... $2.95 Ladies $7.50 Shoes ...$3.95

Ladies' $8.50 Shoes . . . .$4.45 Ladies' $ 1 0.00 Shoes .... $4.95 $2.50 House Slippers. . . .$1.39 85c Rubbers 48c

Boys', Children's and Misses' Shoes Boys' $4.00 Gun Metal Shoes. . . . $2.79 Boys' $3.00 Gun Metal Shoes .... $1.98 Boys' $3.75 Gun Metal Shoes $2.48 Boys' $2.50 Gun Metal Shoes . . .$1.48 Misses' $3.00 Shoes for $1.98 Children's $2.50 Shoes for ..... $1.19 Children's $2.75 Shoes for $1.69 Children's $3.00 Shoes for $1.89 Misses $2.50 Shoes for $1.59

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CHILDREN'S SHOES One lot Children's Shoes, A HQ worth $3.50, go $11 I ?

MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS One lot men's $2.50 leather (j A HQ House Slippers, now on V I ef sale at JL

SMASH :-: BANG :-: DOWN GO PRICES! AWAY GO PROFITS! WE MUST SELL!

Wanied1 0 Salesmen 15 Salesladies 10 Cash Girls Experience Not Necessary. Apply at Store at Once.

Compare these prices with any mail order catalogue in America

Men's Heavy Wool Sox

Men's Wool Army Socks, blue, gray and black, worth AQ

$1.00 0

CANVAS GLOVES Extra Heavy Canvas Gloves, knit wrists, worth Q 25c 7C

Men's Suspenders Men's Dress Shirts I Men's Caps Men's 50c Dress Suspenders, Arlington brand, made of One lot summer and winter with leather ends, QQ heavy percale and ma- ?Ckf Caps, all wool cloths and serat . 0C dras, worth $1.50... OiC ges, worth $1.00 29? Men's and Boys' Belts Arrow Brand Collars Window Shades Men's and Boys' Belts, one Arrow Collars, soft and laun- One lot Window Shades, 36lot Black Leather 1 A dered, sold every- 101 inch, dark green, PTQ Belts, worth 25c lUt where for 25c XC worth $1.00 cJtC

Men's Silk Ties Jap Crepe, extra wide ends, worth 50c "I A for 1UC Men's Gauntlets 50c Leather Palm Gauntlet

25c

Gloves on sale at

PASS THE WORD -along to your neighbors and friends. They will thank you for the favor.

THE NEWS OF THIS MIGHTY BARGAIN FEAST WILL SWEEP THE COUNTRY LIKE A PRAIRY FIRE

Men's Sweaters One- lot of Men's $6.50 Wool Sweaters fifT at &0Vi2 Ladies' Pumps One lot of Ladies' Pumps worth $4.50 98C Men's Hats One lot of Men's $3.50 Soft Dress Hats 08 C

Shop Aprons 75c Shop Aprons, full cut, extra long " OQ at dU

Men's Hose One lot of Men's 25c Hose go in this sale 1 1 at lit Ladies' Skirts One lot Ladies' Dress Skirts, s-50:a,u.e. $345 Men's Hosiery

29c

50c Silk Lisle Hose, Armor

Plate and Foot Rest, all colors

Canvas Mittens 25c Knit Wrist Heavy Canvas Mittens, in this sale

ANNOUNCEMENT To My Friends and Customers in Richmond and vicinity With tears in my eyes and with heart broken I am writing this announcement to bid you all Good Bye. For years I have had the pleasure of working with you hand in hand and making every effort to supply your wants and needs at the lowest prices possibly attainable anywhere in the country, and you have never been disappointed when you have attended any of my sales during these years. Hundreds, yes thousands of dollars I have saved you at my underselling store where you have always been able to procure 'A Little Better Quality at a Little Less Price" Owing to my engaging in another enterprise I am forced to retire from active business in this locality and to surrender the New Railroad Store and QUIT BUSINESS in Richmond and now while the time is short I am going to sell my Entire Stock at prices so low that my patrons and friends will remember the good old store for years to come. For the Bargains you will get, in these 10 Big Busy Selling days of my Going Out of Business Sale will keep ever green in your memory our years of pleasant business acquaintance. One last word This is positively the last effort and the final close of the career of the New Railroad Store in Richmond. Sale starts Wednesday morning, March 12, at 9 a. m. and continues 10 days. SIDNEY ROSE, Prop., The New Railroad Store.

Shoe Polish 100 dozen Shoe Polish, Paste and Liquid Sale price

San Silk 100 dozen Sansilk, all shades worth 8c, Sale A

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MANOPHONE TALKING MACHINES

With universal tone arm, plays

,all records, $25.00 value, now

$9.95

1,000 Yards Muslin 36-in. Sea Island, Unbleached Sheeting, worth 18, 1 A sale price XlC Men's Dress Shirts With soft attached army collars, white and fancy colors, worth $1.50, nov 89 Men's Hats One lot Men's $3.50 to $5.00 Stiff Hats- AO Sale price Ot

Toilet Soaps Armour's Buttermilk, Oatmeal, all 10c cakes A for 41C

1,000 Yards Prints Standard Prints, all colors, worth 20c yard ia t sale price -LUCl Toilet Paper

Large 5c Rolls Toilet Paper-

25c

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Work Shirts

$1.50 Blue Chambray Work Shirts, size 14 to 17

Lion Collars

Lyon Brand Collars

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25c

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A DESTRUCTION OF ALL REGULAR PRICES FOR lO DAYS ONLY

THE BIGGEST AND MOST SENSATIONAL SALE Since Richmond was a baby, opens at THE NEW RAILROAD STORE, Richmond, Ind, March 12th at 9 a. m.

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WE CANNOT BLAME YOU FOR wondering if theprinter has not made a mistake in setting these prices. But he has not. Every price is correct and will be delivered at Great Sale which nrvn?

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