Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 53, 11 January 1921 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. IND TUESDAY, JAN. 11, 1921.

WOMEN PROTESTING AGAINST INCREASES IN AMERICAN ARMY

(By Associated Press) . .. WASHINGTON, Jan. 11A house military, committee's program today Included a protest '. meeting against increases in the .military establishment, arranged by the Women's Peace society, and with women as the witnesses to be heard. Prepared statements outlined the views of each. The total current army budget, Mrs. W. Thompson Burch, presented as a "business woman," said was $845,000,. f00 or four times as great as the 1916 appropriation. : If business men knew the figures, 6he added, she did not know what they were thinking about not to have come to Washington in such numbers to- protest, "as to block our traffic." , OPPOSES ARMIES. Miss Ethel M. Smith, representing the American Federation of Labor, said large standing armies meant militarism and tyranny and that the workers "who have most to lose and, therefore, the most to guard," feared militarism "more than they fear invasion, by a foreign power." "Nations, like individuals, use armies and guns largely because they have . them," declared " Miss Matilda Lindsay of the National Woman's Trade Union league. "If they do not have them they will not settle disputes without bloodshed." Mrs. Harriet Conner Brown, of the Woman's International league for peace and freedom, demanded "much more drastic cuts" in military and naval appropriations, "than are contemplated by the appropriations committee." Current appropriations, she added, showed only 12 per cent not devoted to past or future wars, as "congress throws our money away on war and preparation for war." "We protest against such a state of affairs," Mrs. Brown said. "We will not longer endure the strain."

No Evening Weddings In Pittsburgh Church (By Associated Press.) PITTSBURG, Jan. 11. Evening weddings at Calvary Protestant Episcopal church here are banned, under an order of Rev. E. J. Van Ettan, the pastor, made, public today. This action conforms with Rev. Ettan's New Year's sermon, when in review of the times he paid much atentlon to evening gowns worn by women. He commented on the "lack of decorum often manifested," and said that some of the gowns did not conform with the sacred character of marriage. Indiana Coal Output Is 23 ,000 ,000 Tons (By Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 1. Coal mined in Indiana during 1920 totaled 25,310,248 tons, according to tentative reports received from 218 standard shipping mines of the state, and compiled by the Indiana Coal Trade bureau. It is estimated that when complete reports from all of the 310 standard shipping mines in Indiana are in the total, production will exceed 23,000,000 tons. These figures do not include tonnage from wagon mines of the state.

Jan. 10th to 15th

"I'm a Lonesome Little Rain-Drop" Columbia Record No. 3332 Sung by Frank Crumit "Margie" is on the other side.

100 ROCKING CHAIRS One-Third Less

We are tailors. for men desiring to be groomed correctly in every detail, using the best ideas of the smartest fashion centers of the world. DENNIS-COYLE CO. 5 N. 10th St.

The Liberty Mills SelfRising Biscuit Flour Is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Ask Your Grocer

Thistlethwaite's

The Original Cut Rate EVERY DAY PRICES In Effect at All 7 Stores

--At

Pinkham's Compound

89c

25c Colgate's 01n Tooth Paste . .lt

Woodbury's Facial Soap . .

21c

There Is a Thistlethwalte Store

Beginning Wednesday, January 12th

The Deltor makes dressmaking easy an exclusive feature of Butterick Patterns. Ask the Pattern Lady.

This has been a'month of, extraordinary merchandising. We have cut the prices of our own merchandise away down to the lowest expectation of future cost prices and we have brought into our store many thousands of dollars worth of brand-new merchandise.

UNDERWEAR

The Unrestricted choice of All Winter Underwear for Men, Women or Children, including all finer grades of "Carter's" Underwear for the whole family. UNION SUITS SHIRTS DRAWERS

Carnival of Economy

OUR FIRST FLOOR DEPARTMENTS offer most unusual bargains in desirable, seasonable merchandise. For instance: All Winter Underwear 33 1-3 to 50 percent discount Domestics 20 to 50 percent off former selling price Wool Goods 33-1-3 percent off, and even more.

ALSO GREAT REDUCTIONS

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In Addition to this Liberal Discount Comes these Special items:

Ladies' $2.50 All Wool Drawers, broken assortment of sizes 98 Lot of Children's Shirts and Drawers, all wool, reduced to 65c; 2 for $1.25

Ladies' Fine Fleeced Union Suits, all styles, medium weight, regular $2.75 value . . $1.83 Ladies' Black Tights, $1.00 values 65p

at Big Reductions

$4.75 Crepe Meteor, black and colors, 40 inches wide . . . S2.9S 36-inch black Taffeta, best $4.00 quality; yard $3.59 Belding's guaranteed Satin de Chine, $5.00 and $4.50 value, 40 inches wide; yard 2.98

Yard-wide black Messaline, extra heavy quality; yard $2.29 40-inch black Charmeuse, $4.25 value; special, per yard $2.98 Best quality 40 - inch Georgette and Crepe de Chine, all shades. $1.79

$3.00 colored Taffetas, yard wide; yard. $1.59 36-inch fancy flowered Satin, for lining and kimonos, $3 value. .$1.98 Japanese Pongee and Kiota Cloth, natural colors and ivory, Pekin and rose, $3.00 and $3.75 value $1.98

Domestics

at Prices the Lowest in Years

Percales, 36 inches wide, best quality light and dark patterns; the same quality that sold for 50c yard 22 Apron Gingham, the same quality that sold for 25c during this January Carnival of Economy 15 Hope Muslin, the well known brand; special 15 Our regular 25c Bleached Muslin, special 15 All Calicos, light and dark patterns; yard 10c Yard - wide brown Muslin, reg. 22c value 12'2C 25c brown Muslin, yard wide; sale price 15c

30c extra quality 40-inch brown Muslin 17c Yard - wide Challies, good comfort patterns 19 55c Junior Wash Fabrics and Kindergarten Cloth, light and dark patterns; special, yard 33 45c Dress Ginghams, 32 in wide, plaids, stripes and plain colors, including many pieces of new spring Ginghams, reduced for this event to 30c New spring patterns Dress Ginghams, 27 inches wide; special 30 45c Everett heavy Cheviot Shirtings 29

OUTING FLANNEL

35c Light and Dark Patterns, special. 45c Light and Dark Patterns, special. 35c Plain White Outings 30c Plain White Outings 25c Plain White Outings

23 290 22 200 18

Hosiery, Gloves, Silks, Curtain Goods, Infants' Wear, Ladies' and Children's Ready4o-Wear Your Choice of Our Entire Line of WOOL GOODS at exactly 22Vd Discount

For months we have been selling Wool Dress Goods at prices considerably under former prices and now comes this Special Discount Reduction that cannot be continued. They are not only Down to Rock Bottom, but below it. The price pendulum in our dress goods department has swung much lower than it can stay. Our purpose is to move our stock quickly before inventory.

And in Addition Are These Items:

$1.50 Plaid Dress Goods, assorted patterns and colors, yard 89 $6.50 Wool Coatings, per yard $3.98

$2.50 Imported Tus s a h Royal Silk and Wool Dress Goods, yard $1.39 $1.50 Wool Serge, black and colors (except navy), 40 in. wide, yard 89

Silk Gloves

at a Reduction of

$ 1 .00 Gloves ... 75c $2.25 Gloves . .$1.79 $1 .25 Gloves ... 94c $2.50 Gloves . .$1.88 $1 .50 Gloves . .$1.13 $3.00 Gloves . .$2.25 $1 .75 Gloves . .$1.31 $3.50 Gloves . .$2.63 $2.00 Gloves . .$1.50 $3.75 Gloves . .$2.81

HOSIERY

Ladies Pure Silk and Fibre Hose, Black and Brown, reduced to, pr 98 Lot of Ladies' Fibre Hose, Black only, special . . .49 Ladies' 85c Mercerized Lisle Hose in white and colors 59 $

Ladies' Wool Hose,

heather mixed

pair

89c

Lot of Misses Fine Ribbed Hose, Beneva Silk, 60c and 65c values 45c

Misses' Mercerized Hose, black and white only, 85c values 69c

Special Discount of 10 on All Hosiery Not Mentioned in This Advertisement This Reduction is particularly attractive as a large proportion of our Hosiery stock has been purchased at special reduced prices and the regular retail prices are much under former prices.

Curtains and Curtain Goods

An Important Section in This January Carnival of Economy

7,5c and 69c White and Cream Madras with colored figures; special, yard 50c fancy Scrims, white and cream ; yard ,

85c and 79c plain and fancy Scrims, white and cream; special, yard 79c embroidered Curtain Marquisettes, closing price

Curtain 45c 29c Curtain 49c 39c

85c, 59c and 50c Curtain Nets, white and cream

$1.00 White and Cream Curtain Nets

33c 59c

All $1.50 and $1.25 Curtain Nets, exceptional fine quality ; special, 7Q n per yard

$1.75 Curtain Nets special

98c

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60c paneled Curtain Nets rial:.per...45c 75c paneled Curtain Nets special, per rAp panel ; ZrYJ V 65c and 59c Printed Curtain Scrims, all good ratterns; sale price, QQ yard OiC 35c light Cretonnes, yard wide; OQ special lOV 59c and 50c Cretonnes, dark patterns; QK special OtJO

75c Cretonnes, all new dark patterns; f Q special TCtL

$1.25 Art Cretonnes, yard. .

69c

45c and 40c Silkolines, plain and fancy; $1.25 colored Curtain Madras, yard wide, in green, blue, rose f7f

and gold, special.

$1.69 colored Madras,

98c

yard wide ; spe cial lot at

85c Printed Curtain Scrims. . . . .

49c

Sheetings and Table Damask at Special January Prices

Peperell Sheeting

The Recognized "Best Quality" Bleached. Unbleached. 1 yards wide 57c 55c 2 yards wide 59c 57c 2V yards wide :.61c 59c 2 yards wide 63c 61c

Lot of embroidered Pillow Cases which formerly sold for $2.25, special 11.79 Mercerized Table Damask special $2.00. Mercerized Table Damask special

$1.25 $1.49 $1.59

Pillow Tubing Yard-wide, reduced to 35c 40 inches, reduced to 40c 42 inches, reduced to 45c

$2.50 half-linen Table Damask in a rTQ wide variety of colors; yard !)-- $3.75 all-linen Table Damask, yard $3.19 $4.25 all pure Linen Table Damask, yard.. $3.49 $4.50 all pure Linen Table Damask, yard.. $3.69 $1.65 Mercerized Table Damask, special. .$1.39

Specials in the First Floor Depots

35c TOWELS special

59c TOWELS special

Plain White Bath Towels

25c 48c

75c TOWELS special

$1.00 TOWELS special

All Pure Linen Toweling, extra heavy, regular 30c value special All 35c and 25c Silk Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs special

Children's Wool Sweaters, sizes 24 to 34, all One-Half Price All Children's Wash Suits reduced One-Fourth

19c I jlBs 19c

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