Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 241, 19 August 1920 — Page 12
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND., THURSDAY, AUG. 19, 1920.
MEN MORE INFLUENCED BY MOVIE STAR THAN WOMEN, SAYS CRITIC Just how far does the movie star Influence woman's dress? In an article in a recent number of a motion picture magazine the author told how women were getting their ideas for gowns from the gowns they see worn by the tstars on the screen. The woman is not so under the influence of the screen as the man. This statement may seem revolutionary, but nevertheless it is true. For proof, a certain young man uses exactly the same brand of hair "slicker" that "Wally" Reid does. You know, the stuff the men put on their fluffy locks to make them shine. And another young, man says that he tries to dress like the movie actors because the girls demand it. He says the girls use the well dressed movie actors like "Wally" and Tom Moore and other heart killers as their standard for the male styles and expect the young men in their vicinity to keep up. Watch Dress, Too. Everyone knows that the boys watch the hair dressing of male stars and then copy. When a popular movie guy comes out in a string tie or a jazz bow they are sure to -sell well in the haberdasheries. Generally the movie actors wear the very latest things and it is only natural to follow suit. Then too it is safer to follow mens styles in the movies, than women's, because sometimes . the women are dressed very inappropriately. No doubt it's good advertising to tell a young man when you are trying to sell him a wild suit . that Wallace Reid (he ' seems to be a favorite dresser) has just appeared in one exactly like it. Of course the young man who probably has red hair and freckles, will forget that Wally would probably looK well In anything. One can't deny that the women are influenced to a certain extent, but the women are more apt to read about Paris styles in the style book for their information than at the movie actresses and then they go to the movie and if the popular actress is not attired to the last notch, she is doomed by the severe criticism of the woman well versed in the latest female creation. A movie actress as a rule is more criticised than admired from a woman's viewpoint. Though when she does copy she does it in detail. Constance Talmadge once wore a very attractive sweater in one of her pictures which took the fancy of one of, Richmond's young girls. Counted Stitches on Sweater. She wanted one like it, so to be sure she would make no mistake and lose some stitches, she counted them off the sweater on Miss Talmadge's picture on the billboard outside the theatre and the result was a chic yellow sweater. Young girls who want to ruin their hair and complexions try all the sham-
Dandruff Surely Destroys The Hair
Girls if you want plenty of thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin it If you con't. It doesn't do much good to try to brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do thi?, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be sone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every tingle sign and trace of it. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop, and your hair will look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and four ounces is all you will need, no matter how much dandruff you have. This simple remedy never fails. Advertisement.
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poos and cold creams that are advertised with endorsements from favorite movie queens. Every now and then an actress starts a fad In hair dressing or some novel piece of wearing apparel but it is denied that women try to dress like movie actresses in quite the same way the men do.
WABASH CENTENARIAN . MAY NOT HAVE GUARDIAN WABASH, Ind., Aug. 19. In all probabilities the suit filed In Circuit court here several months ago asking that a guardian be appointed for "Uncle" Jack Higgins, 102 years old, thought to be the oldest civil1 war veteran in the state, will be dropped. Alvah Taylor, also a civil war veteran, announced today that he had obtained a $72-a-month pension for "Uncle" Jack and intimated that the guardianship suit would end. The suit was filed to obtain the increased pension.
DRY LAWS BLAMED FOR RAISIN PRICE
If the enormous imports of raisins from Spain and other countries do not bring down the prices of raisins in the United States, it probably will be because of an abnormal demand .growing out of national prohibition. For the first six months of 1920, nearly 8,000,000 pounds of raisins were
reau of markets of the United States'
department of agriculture says is a Quantity "that exceeds the total raisin exports from that port for the sevenyear period. 1913-1919, inclusive." It appears that so far the large imports have not reduced prices and that the California Associated Raisin company, which controls about 88 per cent of the crop of the United States and which is criticised for alleged monopolistic methods in a recent report of the. federal trade commission to the department of Justice, is not worried over the imports. The company has set a price for the 1920 crop of 21 centda pound to wholesalers for seeded Muscatels, and the same price
SENATOR CUMMINS ILL. DES MOINES, la., Aug. 19 The condition of United States Senator A. B. Cummins, who has been in poor health was reported serious among his friends today. He is suffering from an enlarged aorta, it is said.
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Valdemar Combinations The most popular of all gentlemen' s watch chains is a double breasted or Waldemar chain with a pretty pocket knife ornament on the other end. Appreciated Gifts In men's jewelry there's hardly anything so acceptable as a gift of a Waldemar with a pretty ornament of some kind. These combinations are not onlyworthy tfhd useful but moderate in price, with a dependable, thin model watch attached they are hard to beat. LET US SHOW YOU THE LATEST
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for seedless raisins. These prices are 6 cents a pound higher than the price It set for the J 919 crop. Wholesalers must pay the freight from California in addition. ... It might be supposed that because of the large imports from Spain and elsewhere. Imported raisins would be offered at a price lower than that fixed by the ca::zornIa association, but It appears that the Imported raisins are promptly disposed of without cutting
under the prices fixed by the California association. Imports Cause of Cheaper Lemons. Large imports of Italian lemons brought the price of that fruit down. Lemons are sold on the Indianapolis public market at 15 and 20 cents a dozen.' The California lemon growers had to reduce their prices to meet the competition of imports, and they are a6ktng for a higher tariff, the rate now being cent a pound, or about 42 cents a box.
The taxL ;-ins is 2 cenUM pound,' but the market in "dry UiLJl States is so good the price of rai having been made so high by the Car fornla association that the imprte readily pay the tariff and proDabr. make a big profit.
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HERE'S A MASSIVE AND LUXURIOUS SUITE IN BEAUTIFUL TAPESTRY
Perhaps you prefer a tapestry suite to velour or mohair! Many people do. The one shown here is a fine example of the many overstuffed tapestry suites shown on our floors. Quiet, dignified tones and patterns make these suites very attractive in the living room. This one has coil springs in seats.
cushions, arms and backs, assuring comfort to the last degree. The removable cushions are very convenient for cleaning and dusting. The outside backs are lined in the same material used in the upholstery. Get this suite now
before an advance in prices. It's
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At Feltman's
Closing Out Shoe
Sale
Your Choice
of any style High Heel Oxfords in our store; values $9.50 to $14.50; your choice
Children's Shoes Final clean-up in Children's Pumps and Oxfords. Your choice, regardless of style or color, of all Low Shoes and Pumps left on our shelves. Plenty of time to wear $145
Walking Oxfords J. & K. Brown Walking Oxfords, just the thing for fall wear with spats or wool hose. We have cut these to one-half their original cost; $12.50 and $14.50 values now $795
Men's Work Shoes
Men. here is a value for the working man or farmer. One lot 200 pairs brown and black, light or heavy weight Work Shoes. Better buy 2 or 3 pairs at this price,. While they last
$25
Men's Famous Hey woods
Offered a
Below Cost
To Us
$795
Values Up to $16.00
Values That C.mnot Be Duplicated Late Brogues Included
Feltman's Shoe Store The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 STORES 724 MAIN ST.
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Friday and Saturday
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At Knollenberg's Store Our own profits in these Friday and Saturday specials have been small; our own benefits great, indeed. Good, staple merchandise, the wanted kind has been sold at prices so far below the expectation of our customers that surprise is freely expressed in our presence. These are tremendous benefits to us. Read every item carefully.
Friday and Saturday Are Clean-Up Days for All Odds and Ends In Summer Garments
VOILE BLOUSES IN FOUR LOTS Lot No. 1, $2.50 Blouses 98 Lot No. 2, $3.00 and $3.50 Blouses $1.98 Lot No. 3, $4.00 and $4.50 Blouses $2.98 Lot No. 4, $5.75 to $8.50 Blouses $3.98
Wash Skirts, about 15 In this lot; Friday and Saturday $1.19 Wash Dresses, just a few left in 3 lots; Friday and Saturday $2.98, $7.75 and $13.50 Special prices on Odds and Ends of Silk and Wool Sweaters.
Domestic Specials For Friday & Saturday 500 yards Madras, splendid for shirts, regular 75c and 85c quality; Friday and Saturday, per yard 65 1 bale Unbleached Muslin, good quality, worth 37Vc yard; Friday and Saturday, per yard 32!4 case Bleached Muslin. Compare it with any good 35c Muslin; Friday and Saturday, per yard 29 1 case Apron Gingham, our regular 30c quality; Friday and Saturday, yard 25 1 case Apron Gingham, Just for 2 days, Friday and Saturday, yard 30 500 yards Percale Shirting, 65c quality; Friday and Saturday, yard 59
Dress Goods Dept. Specials A Real Bargain Radium Silk, white, navy, brown, black; 40 inches wide; worth $3.00; Friday add Saturday, - Q special PA Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk. 36 inches wide, $3.50 quality; Friday and (Jsy AQ Saturday at tptd&V Silk Stripe Georgette, white and pink, 40 inches wide, worth $3.50; A Q Friday and Saturday vi0 Tricolette in all the leading colors, 36 Inches wide, worth $4.50 QQ QC Friday and Saturday PO00
In the Millinery Department
Go where you please and see if you can match this bargain: Thirty Ribbon
Tarns and Ribbon Hats, worth $5.00 to $7.50 each. These were closed out
to us by a prominent eastern manufacturer. See them go Friday and Saturday Special, each
nese were ciosea out $1.49
Second Floor Annex Offering for Fri. and Sat.
Final 'Clean-up" on Summer Dress Goods. Printed Cotton Voiles in medium and dark colors. Printed figured Organdies and Batistes in light colors. Cotton Serges in black and white checks; goods ranging in price from 75c to $1.50 to be closed out Friday and Saturday at, per yard 49 White Etamine Pajamas, also pink and blue Madras Pajamas, regular $3.00 garments for Friday and Saturday, special at $1.98
Special sale on Gowns for Friday and Saturday in Slip-over styles in both regular and extra sizes, made up of Nainsook with elaborate lace, beading and ribbon trimmings. Pink Batiste and Pink Crepe with feather stitching and ribbon finish; to sell at, each $2.75 White Crepe Bloomers with dots and figures of pink and blue. Pink Crepe Bloomers with colored figures and plain witchery Crepe Bloomers in flesh color for Friday and Saturday special, $1.98 values for $1.68
Hosiery, Gloves and Neckwear 1 let Children's black Cotton Ribbed Hose, fall weight, 50c value; Friday and Saturday, per pair 35 1 lot Ladies' Silk and Fibre Fancy Hose, black and white, black and purple, navy and green,- $2.00 and $2 25 value; Friday and Saturday, pair $1.65 1 small lot Ladies' Kid Gloves, $3.00 and $4.00 value, white and colors, mostly large sizes; Friday and Saturday, pair.. $1.98 1 lot Men's Silk 4-in-hands, $1.00 value; Friday and Saturday, each 68
East Room Specials Friday and Saturday 1 lot of Ladies' Purses, black and colors; regular $1.25 values; Friday and Saturday 88 1 lot of Point Lace for collars, white and cream, regular 85c and 98c; Friday and Saturday, yard 78 1 lot of Moire Ribbon in all colors for Hair Bows and Sashes, regular $1.25; Friday and Saturday, yard 88 1 lot of Boston Bags, regular $3.25; Friday and Saturday $2.78
Annex Offers for Friday and Saturday
1 lot Cotton Blankets, grey or tan, with pink
or blue border, size 60x76, regular price $3.98;
Friday and Saturday price, per pair
1 lot Fancy Plaid Blankets, grey, tan and blue
plaid; size 60x76; regular price $5; GA AQ
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$3.48
Friday and Saturday price
1 lot Cretonne Covered Chair Seats Just the thing with you when you go to the big tent; regular price
1 lot Linoleum Rugs, size 36x54; colors, tan. blue, green and grey; regular price QQ $1.50; Friday and Saturday tD.07 1 lot Swiss Curtain Lace Edge, 2 yard3 long.
just the thing for bed rooms; regu- Q
lar price $2; Friday and Saturday.
for Chautauqua; take one or two S9c; Friday and Saturday
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