Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 222, 30 June 1919 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1919

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HERE'S NEW BRIDAL FASHION IN ENGLAND

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ANNIE GETS AN INVITATION "Ob. mother! mother! " Annie Bhouted, bureUng Into the Haxgan kitchen that night, waving her ten-dollar bill "I'm a human being, dear! Not a machine any longer, not Just a cog in a wheel to be driven and driven!" Aunt Margaret had a windfall that week, too. An author gave her a manuscript to type. It meant a little financial margin for them all. To cel

ebrate the new glory and the promise

that sang in her heart of even better

success to come, Annie dared buy Herself a blouse, a flimsy, fussy, pretty

thing, prettier than any she had ever

stitched in her factory. Regarding it in its noble pasteboard

box. all dalntied up with pink tissue

paper, Annie thought suddenly of Miss Wells and Settlement House and the

mortifying memory of her wild dream there.' Little shadowy longings began to creep out like ghosts. Work wasn't

everything She shut the waist in its box and

shoved it under her bed. She wore it to the office Saturday. All the girl3 "dressed up" a little then and most of them had engagements for the half holiday. It was a bright warm Sep

tember day. Simms had actually

stayed at home for an elderly gentle

manly game of golf, and the office re

laxed a bit more than usual.

The telephone burred, and when Annie stuck the plug in (she never

got them twisted any more) and

listened, a youthful, feminine voice asked, "la Mr. Brady there V

"Mr. Brady V puzzled Annie, with a

crease between her eyebrows. "Are

you sure he's with this office Slmms

k. Oreutt?" "Oh, yes!" came the answer. "Mr. Chester Brady'Chef "

Annie laughed outright, "diet," the office factotum! To think of sixteen year old "Chet" being "Mister Brady"

to somebody!

Mr. Chester Brady was duly called and asked his fair friend to "hold the

wire." With dignity he strode Into ! Simms's private room to an accompaniment of clerkly titters. So even Chet had a "date" for the afternoon, mused Annie wistfully, as the girls began to close their desks and prink before the mirror. She had some work to finish, and was still tapping the typewriter when a voice beside her made hef look up. "Shouldn't work after the whistle blows; you'll be put out of the union!" It was a good-natured, harmless youth. Bernard Carroll, who was employe in thde order department, and had often exchanged pleasantries with Annie. "Bernie" was a dapper -young person to whom every new face In the office was an adventure. "Didn't expect to be caught by a walking delegate," Annie smiled, tapping off the finishing words of her letter. She knew this belated mark of Mr. Carroll's esteem was because

of her new modish blouse. "Speaking of walking," pursued Bernie, "why dont we move on out of here and walk to the Staten Island ferry? It's a nice little sail on a day like this." "AH right," said Annie, with a little surge of gladness. "Why dont wet" It was good not to be left entirely out of things. (To be continued.)

Ohio News Flashes

ST. MARYS Fred Critten, 30, was

electrocuted In a small building near the Miami and Erie canal here, when he came in contact with an electrical

switch carrying a high voltage.

CLEVELAND Slavonic societies of Cleveland and northern Ohio celebrated the attainment of national free

dom and deliverance from Turkish and

Austrian rule.

WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE

The Ortman Motor company has contracted with the Dayton-Wright Air

plane company for the agency In this district for airplanes produced by the

company.

SIDNEY A quartet of young men, giving their home as Eradp, O., were arrested here with an automobile load of whisky which they had brought into

the state from Kentucky.

HAMILTON Lieutenant James

Webster Cullen. 31, of Hamilton,' died suddenly at New York soon after ar

riving from Trance where he had served for the last two-years.

SPRINGFIELD Carl Leroy Watter-

son, 21, was instantly killed when he was caught In the belt of a gasoline

engine and was thrown upon the fly

wheeL His skull was fractured.

BENTON An. old hen. on the Fred

erick farm has adopted a family of

orphan pigs, and foQows them about, calling to them as if they were chick

ens. The pigs com . running at her

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COLUMBUS Former President

William Howard Taft was the principal speaker at the Centenary expo

sition Sunday. HAMILTON The time-honored blue worn by the firemen of Hamilton has given way to khaki.

AUTOS COLLIDE.

Navy Personnel For 1920

h Fixed At 170,000 Men

WASHINGTON, June 30j Agree

ment upon the naval appropriation bill

fixing the personnel for next year at 170,000 officers and men, with a proviso authorizing the president in case

of emergency to increase this number to 191,000 waa reached Saturday by house and senate conferees. The bill now provides an appropriation of $614,000,000, an Increase of $16000,000 over the amount voted by the house. The conferees cut the senate appropriation of $35,000,000 for the naval air service to $25,000,000.

A delivery wagon belonging to the H us son Grocery, 1238 Main street, and

driven by Ward Dubbs. waa In colli

sion with another car about 6 o'clock Saturday evening at Thirteenth and North A street. Both automobiles were damaged, hut neither driver injured. A large crowd was attracted, and the city ambulance made a run to the scene. The name of the other driver was not learned.

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HLL-AIX3S FOR 1NOIGCSTLQH

BORDERLAND COAL Hottest Coal mined. Burns withcol waste. Buy Now and save money. TIib Klehfoth-NiBwosImer Co. Phone 2194 K. 8cond A A Sta,

Capt. and Mrs. G. C. Martin. With the war over, society girls and the world in jreneral are lookmtr around for something to produce at least one tiny thrill. Here is one girl who has provided at least something to talk about. She is Mrs. G. C. Martin, who but a few minutes before the picture was taken was Miss Barbara Judd. She started a new fashion and a bit of gossip at the samo time by "smoking up" with her husband. Capt G. C. Martin, immediately altar the ceremony. The couple were married at Stoke Pegis

Larger Work Of Conference Is Beginning, Says Wilson LONDON, June 30. A peace message from President Wilson to the Daily Mail and the Weekly Dispatch la printed this morning in the latter publication. It follows: "Many things crowd into the mind to be said about the peace treaty, but the thought that stands out in front of all others 13 that by the terms of the treaty the greatest possible measure of compensation has been provided for people whose homes and lives were wrecked by the storm of war, and security has been given them that the storm shall not arise again. "Insofar as we came together to inture these things, the work of the conference Is finished, but In a larger sense Its work begins today. In answer to an unmistakable appeal, the league of nations has been constituted and a covenant has been drawn which shows the way to international understanding and peace. "We stand at the cross roads, however, and the way is only pointed out. Those who saw through the travail of war the vision of a. world made secure for mankind must now consecrate their lives to its realization." i

DR. WILKINS TAKES . LIFE

CBy Associated Prest) ' MINEOLA. N. Y.. June 30. Dr. Walter Keene Wilkins. under sentence to die in the electric chair for havine murdered his wife, hanged himself in jail here Sunday afternoon. He was alive when discovered by the keepers, but died last night.

America Pledges To Give Assistance To France PARIS, June 30. The Franco-American agreement Has been signed . on behalf of the two governments, according to newspapers. It is said that the covenant included several articles and specifies that violations of the peace treaty by Germany will give France the right to request American and British assistance. The Journal says that the coincidence in the signing of the convention and the peace treaty on the same day is part of the spirit of union among the assotiated states to see that the treaty is carried out. Paris newspapers generally urge the French nation to begin at once the work of economic reconstruction.

WINNIG TO BE PRESIDENT

BERLIN. June 30 Hef r Winnig, National Commissioner for Eastern Germany, has been appointed to be Provisional President of East Prussia, to take the place of Baron Adolph "T. von Batockl, former Food Dictator.

According to results secured in experiments' at the University of Illinois, one-thirty-second of an inch scale in toller tubes may reduce efficiency by 9 per cent, while one-ninth of an inch may reduce it 16 per cent.

tFRENCn HEROINE OF WAR IS KIN OF PRESIDENT WILSON

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Miss Mary Cunningham.

Miss Marv Cunningham, a cousin

r of President "Wilson, is called the :

"Heroine of Court rai" because of her

4 bravery and endurance durinar tne Ay German occupation. Her life during . "at time was a nightmare. She sur

vived winters of near starvation and i stayed in her home which was riddled with bullets until the happy day of liberation came. Miss Cunning

ham is an Ulster woman and u i nearly eighty years old,

Ft. Wayne Man Gains 15 Pounds Taking Tanlac Sanf ord Rail Was Relieved of Rheumatism and Other Troubles by Tanlac. Hundreds of Fort Wayne people are now taking Tanlac and are testifying to the benefits they have derived from its use. Sanford S. Rail, pumping engineer for the Nickel Plate railroad, living at 704 Frederick street. Fort Wayne, made the following statement a few days ago: "I had not been taking Tanlac aulte

a month until my troubles were gone

ana i naa picked up fifteen pounds in weight. For a year or more I had been suffering from rheumatism and stomach trouble and it looked like I was simply going to get rijcht down

and out. My back was stiff and painful all the time. The pains would

snoot across my kidneys, then up between my shoulders, and at night, especially, I could hardly get any rest on account of it. I would twist and squirm nearly all night trying to tret

easy and felt so tired and stiff in ; the mornings it was an effort for me to get out of bed. Why. it used to take a couple of hours every morning to get limbered up so I could get around to do any good and my back hurt me so bad many a time that I could hardly stay on my feet and do my work. "But, It's a fact, before I had finished my first bottle of Tanlac I could feel the rheumatism easing up. I got Tanlac on account of what others, with similar troubles, said it had done for them, and I am mighty glad I tried it, for it has not only gotten me over the rheumatism, but it has put my stomach in good shape. I was Just miserable after meals with the gas on my stomach. I would swell up like a balloon, so to speak, and have awful feelings about my heart. I also had a heavy feeling, like lead, in the pit of my stomach and hurt me so that I could hardly stand my clothes. "But I don't ever have any of these troubles now at all, and haven't since Tanlac fixed me up, and I can eat just anything. I can recommend Tanlac to anyone with stomach trouble and rheumatism, for It certainly does the work." , The stomach regulates the condition of the blood and is the fountain head

1 of health or disease as the case may

be. Tanlac Is intended primarily for the regulation of the stomach and the correction of catarrhal inflammation, but it Is no uncommon thing for people who have used it to find that it has relieved them, not only of indigestion, but also of rheumatism, kidney complaints and many other ailments not generally recognized as having . their origin in stomach trouble. Tanlac is

sold in Richmond by Clem Thlstleth

waite's stores, land the leading drug-

&)sts la every town. -Adv.

WEDNESDAY BARGAIN DAY Means More for Tour Dollai"

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WEDNESDAY BARGAIN DAY Offers Itemsxfrom AH Departments

A rare opportunity for bargains. Remember all Wednesday bargain day items are for Wednesday only. All Wednesday bargains go back to the regular price on Thursday. Telephone orders accepted. Read over this list of unusual bargains.

Second Floor Bargains

DRESS GINGHAMS 20 pes. large plaids and stripes. 30c values, Wednesday only 20c yd. COVERALL APRONS Large plaid gingham, ?1.50 value Wednesday only, 89c each HOUSE DRESSES One lot Percales, assorted sizes, $1.50 and 1.25 value. Wed. only, $1 each DRESS SKIRTS One lot stripe silk goods we sold at $5.98, your choice Wednesday Only $2.98

DRESSING SACQUE One lot of Plaid Ginghams, goods we sold at $1.50; choice Wednesday Only $1.00 each MIDDIES AND SMOCKS Goods we Bold at $1.50, for Wednesday only $1.00 each WASH SKIRTS One lot white and colored goods sold up to $2.50, Your choice $1.00 AUTO HATS AND CAPS OnWlot sold up to $1.25 each; take your choice. 50c each

Corsets aw shit, Negligee, stiff cuff, left over from Summer net. medium bust and our big sale. $1.25 and $1.50 value, length. $1.50 value sizes 14-15-16-16 and 17 -Wednesday, $1.00 Wednesday, 98c COUTIL, Medium bust and length, . $1.50 value. Wednesday, $1.00 . . . Men j Union Suits T tAicc9 T?iKto Balbrlggan. long sleeve, ankle JLd.UlCa 17 lure length, 79c goods Silk TTn -Wednesday, 49c kJIi.IV. 11UOC Balbriggan short sleeve anile Small line to close out in white length. $1.50 -value and black only, sizes 8 and 9, Wednesday, $1.00 69c value, Wednesday 35c; 3 pairs Both numbers come in small sizes for $1.00. - ; only. '

SPECIALS

Women's Silk Gloves 79c Splendid quality, double finger tip Silk Gloves, the shades are Tan, Grey, White and Black; our regular $1.00 value. Wednesday 79c 93c We offer without reserve our entire line of $1.25 Gloves, all shade? and sizes for Wednesday 98c Fancy Bag Ribbons Extra wide fancy Bag Ribbons, worth UP to $1.25. Wednesday 89c Bathing Caps Good heavy Bathing Caps, all colors; special for Wednesday 25c Ivory Combs Extra heavy Ivory Comb, all coarse or coarse and fine teeth. Wednesday 38c Buttermilk Soap Armour's Extra Large size Bars; limit 12 bars. Wednesday 6 for 25c 14.95 Vacation Bag Sale, including all of our $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.00 Silk and Velvet Bags. Envelope Purses and Bags, Canteens, etc., etc. The entire line priced special Wednesday $4.95 Hand Purses One gross Strap Back Purses, all colore; regular $1.25, $1.50 value. Wednesday 98c

(Children's I Hose

30 dozen child's black ribbed Hose for boys and. girls, all sizes, 6 to 9J2, 60c value. There will hardly be enough to last through the day Wednesday, only

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SPECIALS

Vacuum Bottles Full pint size, keeps contents either hot or cold; our $2.50 value. Wednesday $U3 Bob White Toilet Paper Fine tissue stock; large rolls. Wednesday ? for 2Se O. N. T. Crochet Cotton All colors and sizes; special for Wednesday S for2So Chiffon Pleating Entire line hemstitched pleatiags, the shades are White, Red, Rose, Blue and Grey $1.25 value. Wednesday 79o Pound Paper Writing Paper, fine linen stock; 72 sheets in each box; regular 35c value. Wednesday 28a Envelopes To match above paper. 25 in package. Wednesday 3 packages 25 Bag Frames Beautiful studed Bag Frames; sample) line; no two alike; regular values worth up to $325.

Wednesday 89o

Tooled Purse Hand Tooled all leather Purses, mir

ror fitted; regular $3.50 value. Wednesday $2Ja Sylvan Talcum Powder This is an unusual offer; 'ft regular 25c value in all odors; priced special Wednesday 2 for-25o

Wednesday Bargains in Domestics Bleached Muslin Yard wide smooth finish; reg- Bleached Crash 500 yards Linen Weft bleached ular 28c value. Wednesday 23c Crash, we show laundered sample; 30c value. 1 ' ' v Wednesday 23e Sheeting 81 Seamless ..bleached Sheeting; regular 80c value. -Wednesday 59c c?n Flannel-Heavy bleached Canton, full tax ovji. Y,iuo. ' width and heavy fleece. Wednesday 25c Pillow Tubing-40-inch Seamless Pillow Tubing. Unbeached canton-Extra heavy weight. fuU regular 60c value. - Wednesday 39c width; 35c value. Wednesday 29c . Ivory Chamois Clotti A fine soft bleached Muslin ior undergarments, etc.. etc.; 30c value. , Sheets and Pillow Cases Reduced Wednesday 25c Elmdale Bleached Seamless Sheets, soft finish Indian Head Yard wide genuine Indian Head, for Muslin, wide deep hem .full size. Blouses. Aprons, Dresses and etc.; 50c value. 63x90 Seamless Sheets. Wednesday $1.30 Wednesday 39c 72x90 Seamless Sheets. Wednesday $1.35 , , ti . . . . 81x90 Seamless Sheets. Wednesday $1.45 j Table Felt otect your Table Top with our M 9Q Seamles8 ShecU. -Wednesday $1.50 ! heavy 54-inch TableFelt; $1.25 value 4,x3(. pmow Cage( Wednesday 27c weane,aay 8SC 45x36 Pillow Cases. Wednesday 29c Apron Ginghams Best Standard Apron Ginghams Turkish Towels Three big Values regular 28c value. Wednesday 23c 15c 14x22 Guest size.' limit 6 to a customer. - Wednesday 15c jyssass.rss ss? " smk'ss r . n Toweling 18-inch Unbleached Linen Crash, reg- 23c 19x36 Heavy Bath Towels, full size; special ular 28c value. Wednesday 23c for Wednesday 25o

Silk Red u c ed f or Wednesday

SEMI SILK CREPE DE CHINE Yard wide, full line of light and dark shades for Blouses and Undergarments, 75c values, Wednesday, 58c NOVELTY SILK CORDS Yard-wide Silk Cords with fancy Jacquard figures in a splendid line of colors, regular $1.25 value. Wednesday, 98c CHIFFON SILKS Yard wide Chiffon Silks in a full line of shades, including Ivory, Flesh and Pink. Wednesday, 39c PONGEE SILK All Silk, Natural Pongee, guaranteed tub proof, regular $1.25 value. Wednesday, 89c WASH SATINS 40-inch Ivory or Flesh. $2.25 value Wednesday, $1.98 GEORGETTE CREPES 40 inch, in the two most wanted shades. Ivory and Flesh. Wednesday, $1:98 Ivory Silks SILK POPLIN Yard wide. Ivory, beautiful, bright finish, $1.29 value Wednesday, 98e SILK MIRAGE Yard wide, ivory, guaranteed tub proof. $2.00 value Wednesday, $1.50

SILK CORD Yard wide. Ivory Silk Cord for Skirts and Dresses. $1.50 value. Wednesday $1.25 SILK RAJAH 40-inch, all silk Ivory Rajah, our regular $2.75 value Wednesday, $25

Fancy Silk Voiles Reduced An unusual offering In high grade Fancy Silk Voiles in Plaids, Checks, and Stripes, all of this season's latest purchases. These goods you will find on the first floor in the Silk Department. The special price at which they are offered will be for one day only WEDNESDAY BARGAIN DAY. 79c 10 pieces regular values, worth up to $1.25. Wednesday, 79o 98c 20 pieces regular values, worTh up to $1.35 ' Wednesday 98o $1.2910 pieces regular values worth up to $1.50 Wednesday $1.23 Please do not ask for sample or to have them laid aside.

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