Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 103, 11 March 1920 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MARCH 11. 19Z0.

TAX OFFICIALS ARE AFTER CORPORATIONS DftTtd 2U14 acting county assessor, taT rwMlT Hot soon of domestics ad foreign corporations of Wayne Monty, listed with the secretary of state, tailed to make tax re turns m corporations, from the state board of tax oommlscloners. Tba lists being mailed to county assessors sire the names and addresses of the corporations. The assessor are aked to compare the lists with the returns in 1919 and to determine why the corporations did not make returns. The results of the investigations are to be sent to the state board. , In some of the larger counties of the state that have already been checked up It Is discovered that hundreds of corporations listed with the secretary of state, have not made returns and, as a result, have not been assessed as corporations. Members of the tax board eay that the . offenders are for the most part email Incorporate firms and that some of the discrepancy may be due to the fact that corporations listed with the 6tate are out of business.

ASSOCIATE FORESTER QUITS "WASHINGTON, March 10. Albert F. Potter, associate forester, resigned Tuesday, following the resignation yesterday of Jlenry S. Graves, chief of the forestry service.

Franchise League

- - With the ratification of the suffrage amendment In West Virginia only two states remain to Bign it before the Seventeenth amendment will become b part of the United States constitution. Regarding the present national situation and need for Wayne county women to prepare to vote in the May 4 primaries if the Susan B. Anthony amendment becomes a law in time, Miss Esther Griffin White, woman's Republican chairman said Thursday: "The governor of Washington has agreed to call a special session of the state legislature the latter part of March. Washington is a suffrage state which practically assures ratification bringing the national vote down to one state needed, with all of April left, in which to obtain it." "Therefore it remains not a question of waiting to see if the women of Indiana are going to vote In the primaries but to immediately proceed with all epediency in preparing to vote. Hence, it is vastly important that the women of Wayne county co'operate in every way possible with the Republican precinct women chairman, in taking the woman's poll, that we may be ready with the men for our primaries." A special session to commemorate the work of the suffrage pioneers will be held in connection with the Franchise league convention at the Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis, April 6 and 8. As this Is the last convention the Franchise league as euch will ever hold, the program committee has add

ed a number of features which are not usually Included and which will add greatly to the interest of the meeting. A brief survey of early suffrage activities in Indiana will be given, as far as possible by the women who took part in them, and there will be reminiscences of the different times of which the present generation has little conception. Suffrage pioneers will be honored. Honor will be paid also to the memory of Dr. Shaw, who, while not a Hoosler, gave inspiration to many Indianians who came Into direct contact with her. Several of these will speak of their personal debts to the great leader. Leagues over the state are busy delving into their early history, so that their local pioneers will not be forgotten. No record of these early suffrage workers has ever been kept, and the Franchise league board has decided that such a permanent record should be made now. The names will be read at convention and honor be given. The local and civic programs of the New League of Women Voters are arousing the interest of the Franchise leagues over the state. Although they cannot adopt the new name until after the state organization has done so at the state convention, several of the large leagues are holding meetings

this week and next to prepare to take up a plan of civic activities. Every city league will have its American citizenship,' women In Industry, child welfare, social hygiene, food supply and demand committees, active regarding local conditions as well as working in connection with the state and national committees. In addition every league will have committees which its local and temporary needs suggest, such as parks and playgrounds, free dispensaries, municipal art, public health, and other things. In some of the local leagues plans are already making for these civic undertakings.

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This Is the eleventh of a series of merchandise features we have planned for March. Each day we will announce a new featuro in which the special item will be considerably underpriced. It will pay you well to watch and heed these special events daily. Fancy Silk Shirtings

Regular $3.00 and $3.50 Values

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For the one day, Friday, we offer a group of Silk Shirtings that sell regularly for $3.00 and $3.50 a yard. They'come in the popular stripe and about twelve different patterns. For the one day only, $2.19 a yard. ON SALE AT 8:30 A. M.

Remember' This feature for Friday only

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Clever New Hats For Spring In Tomorrow 's Selling Seldom has such a picturesque, gorgeous group of "New Spring Millinery been brought together at such u price. Large, small and medium size hats with many expression of individuality

Straw and Georgette Cired Fabrics Cired Feathers Raffia Braids' Soft Silks

Flower Trimmed Sailors New Turban Effects Off The Face Hats Smart Pokes Chin Chins

All the joyous colorings of the new Spring Season are represented.

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Tires have advanced 20 last Monday but to give you an opportunity to buy your supply of tires and tubes at the right price, we are quoting a special discount from the old prices. BUT YOU MUST BUY NOW as this offer is only on the goods we have in stock for the 10 days. We wish to impress on all of our friends and customers that we want to give them the advantage of the old prices instead of making the difference ourselves, as our policy is to protect our trade to the limit. This is your opportunity to save, not Only the amount of the raise in price, but also the discount off of the old prices.

6000 MILE NON SKID TIRES

S26.90 S27.90 SS8.90

30x3 $12.90 32x4 30x3 S1G.90 33x4 32x3 $18.f0 34x4 31x4 $25.90

7000 Mile Guarantee on Ford Sizes

TIRES OF VARIOUS BRANDS

30x3 $ 9 90 30x3V2 $12.50 32x3 $14.90 31x4 $18.90

32x4 33x4 34x4

$19.90 $20.90 S21.90

30x3 $14.90 30x3 $19.90 32x3 $22.90

32x4 33x4 34x4

$29.90 $30.90 $31.90

21x4

$28.90

GUARANTEED TUBES

30x3 $2.35 30x3 $2.85 32x3 $3.15 31x4 $3.40

32x4 33x4 34x4

$3.65 $3.85 $3.95

SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON CORD TIRES GUARANTEED TEN THOUSAND MILES Don't Forget Our Free Tire Repair Service Every tire purchased of us Is kept In repair, free of charge, during the life of the guarantee.

FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 13TH ONLY A can of hand soap free to every adult auto owner visiting our store Saturday, the 13th.

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Shroder Tire Tester $1.00 3-Inch Inside Boot 19 4-inch Inside Boot 25 $5.00 Spotlights $3.45 5 gal. can Havoline Oil (medium) $2.99 C. & D. Spark Plugs, -in 59 No. 6 Dry Cells 34

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You Can Supply Every Homefurnishing Need Here For the dining room, bed room, living room or kitchen, here is furniture as fine as any one could possibly care to select, at prices as low or lower than you would generally pay for furniture of the most ordinary type elsewhere.

JUST IMAGINE THE ATTRACTION OF THIS SET IN YOUR HOME

As shown, a massively, designed overstuffed tapestry suite 3 big pieces, each one built with the idea of lasting comfort in mind. It's an outfit you'll have just as much to admire years hence, and it will be just as comfortable then as now. A wonderful investment only $320.00 for the complete suite.

A Comfy Leather Rocker

A piece of furniture like this will make staying in nights the easier. Every member of your family appreciates comfort here they have it, and it's a very sturdily built rocker, too an unusually good value priced very reasonable now.

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Say it With Flowers"

LEMON'S FLOWER SHOP 1015 Main Street Phone 1093

SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED, $1.25 Suits pressed 50c; Trousers cleaned and pressed 50c. Carry and save plan. Altering, repairing. JCE MILLER, Prop. 617 Main Street, Second Floor

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