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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., MONDAY, JAN. 23, 1922.

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. Daughters of the American Kevolu-, tion will entertain. vith a benefit card party Friday afterno6n at the Hotel AVestcott. Mrs. W. W. Gaar is chairman of the committee arranging the party. Other members are Mrs. Fred Oennett, Mrs. Albert D. Gayle, Mr3 Paul Comstock, Mrs. Clyde N.. Seni. ler and Mrs. Horatio Land. Members of the ticket committee are Mrs. Frei P. Bethard, chairman; Mrs. Fred J. Oirty. Mrs. Walter I Dalbey. Mrs. Leslie Hart, and Mrs. Everett Engelbert. Reservations may be made with any member of the ticket committee or with Mrs. V. W. Gaar. Tickets are 50 cents. The public is invited Froceeds from the party are to go toward a fund of $75 with which the D. A. R. is erecting a concrete and steel flagstaff-.-at the new David W, Dennis high school. Proceeds are also to be used for the Tomasse school lor mountaineers in Tennessee, which is .supported by the D. A. R.; for the Philippine scholarship fund to educate a Rirl; a Washington memoi-ial at Valley Forae. and a dormitory at Oxford

collie which the National D. A. R. i

planning as a memorial to Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, who was a graduate of Oxford and whose father was at ono. time president of the college. A dinner and dance will be given Friday evening at the Country club by the January social committee. The Treaty City Six, of Greenville, O., will play the order of dances. Reservations for the dinner must be made by Thursday. Dinner will be at 7 o'clock and dancing will commence at 8:30. A recital of modern English music will be given Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in the Reid Memorial church by the Music department of the Woman's club under the direction of Mrs. Hugh Foss. The public is invited to attend. Miss Ethel Clark will give an address on "Community Social Service Work Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the lecture room of the Mor-

risson-Reeves library before the civ

ics department of the Woman's club. The Confraternity of St. Mary's

church will give a card party and oldfashioned dance Friday evening at St. Mary's Community house. Iiridge, five hundred, sheephead and euchre will be played. Mrs. Frank Vaughan of North Tenth street left Sunday evening for New York City, where she will -'make an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Bernhardt Vaughan. Mr Carl Arkerman and son Rob

ert have returned to New York City !

after a visit with relatives here. W. P. Robinson of South Sixteenth tlltiimnnnitiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiil irptitiiiinii iiiMUMimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiimiiin I VALENTINES I The artistic kind. See oar window 1 display. " I Richmond Art Store I ' 1 "Richmond's Art and Gift Shop" 1 I 829 Main I Tiimni)iiiiiltniminritiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniHim:tiiiiMiitiMiinuiiiiiii

street will return Tuesday from New York and other points east, where he has been sepending the past week. Mrs. Frand Glass and Mrs. Charles Webb left Sunday for BiloxL Miss., to spend a couple of months. Ralph G. Tilton of North Twelfth street has returned from Columbus, where he spent the week-end. "Mis? Emma Fetta of Cincinati, Ohio, spent the week-end here.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGuire of North Tenth street, left Sunday for New York, where they will spend a

week.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrow have returned to New York after spending

several weeks here.

-.Earl Mann and Joseph H. Hill are leaving Monday for Hartford, Conn.,

and other points east. I Mrs. Harriett Wigmore is visiting her son William at Connersville. Miss Mary Way of this city spent Sunday in Dayton. She attended a

birthday dinner given in honor of Miss Anna Bostick at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bateman. Linden Edgerton of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Edgerton, in Richmond. The Ladies' auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the post rooms at the court house. Business of importance w ill be transacted. The Ben Hur degree team will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the club rooms for drill practice.

The Maids of Honor will meet in the South Eighth Street Friends'

church Monday evening. Miss Pauline

Butler will be the hostess.

A dance will be given at Red Men's

hall Monday evening by the Degree of Honor lor members and friends. An informal dance will be given Monday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall

by the Happy Hour club. The Melody Entertainers will lurnish the music.

Mr. and Mrs J. F. Holaday -will be

host and hostess to the Bethany class of the Second English Lutheran

church Monday evening at their home, 217 -Pearl street. The Show-me club meets with Mrs. Alfred Fehlman, of Richmond avenue Tuesday afternoon. A card party will be given at the Moose home Tuesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. A dance will be given at; the factory of the Indianapolis Glove company Tuesday evening. Miller's orchestra will play. There will be tables of progressive euchre for persons not dancing. The public is invited. The Webster M. E. Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Howard Harris at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 23. Members of the staff of Evelyn Rebekah lodge. No. 322, are requested to meet at Z o'clock Tuesday evening for rehearsal.

The Current Events club will hold no

meeting this week. The next meeting will be Jan. 31, with Mrs. Jesse Orr.. The Dorcas Society of Earlham Heights church will meet with Mrs.

I. Essmacher at her home on Rural Route A Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All members are urged to be

present.

The Recreation circle will meet with

Mrs. Dolph Rinehart at her home on the 'Liberty road Saturday afternoon, Jan. 28.

Mrs. Thomas Porter of South Ninth street is entertaining for two after

noon clubs and one evening club this

week. A. J. Pickett was the guest of honor at a dinner party given in honor of his eighty-second birthday Sunday evening, at his home on South Four

teenth street. Covers were laid for the following guests Frank Pickett and daughter, Miss Marjory Pickett, of Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffman and daughter, Miss Evelyn Coffman; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Burton and daughter. Miss Berniee Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fromm and on, Frederick Fromm, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pickett, Miss June Hall, Earl Pickett and Marvin Pickett. . Little Miss Evelyn Gardner, celebrating her fourth birthday, entertained a party of friends informally Sat urday afternoon at her home, 16 North Nineteenth street. Games were played during the afternoon, after which luncheon was served. Table appointments were pink and white. The centerpiece was a white2 birthday cake illuminated with pink candles. Favors to each guest were pink baskets of candies. Those present were Miss Betty Jane Smith, Miss Mary Ann Flook, Miss Marie Alexander, Miss Mary Jane Forman, Miss Martha Godwin, Miss Ruth Ann Knollenberg, Miss Jane Sudhoff, Miss Ruth

Weidner, Jackie Holden, Charles Ernest, Richard Foreman and Miss Evelyn Gardner. The W. W. class of the New Westville Sunday school will hold its monthly business meeting Friday evening at the church. Contests and a social time will follow the business session. Members of the class and their families are invited. Mr Agnes Watts and Mrs. Elsie Hicks will be hostesses for the evening. The present enrollment of the

class totals 21, under the leadership 1 of Mrs. Agnes Watts, president. ! Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Bulla will' entertain for the H. S. club at their home north of Boston, Tuesday evening.

The Women's club of Fairview will I

hold a meeting at the Sevastapol school Wednesday evening, Jan. 25. All women of Fairview are invited. Ten cents will be charged for lunch. The U. C. T. club will meet with Mrs. Li. C. Chamness at her home, 108 North Eighteenth street, Friday afternoon. The Five Hundred club will be entertained Monday evening by Miss

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BREAD The New Delicious Loaf at all groceries. ; RICHMOND BAKING COMPANY

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Every Article in Our Window on Sale Special

DOLLAR DAY Wednesday You will find every nrticle to worthy, for your own use or gifts.

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Cut Glass, Silverware LaValliers,'Cuff Links Tie Pins, Bar Pins

Many other items too numerous to mention. Your dollars will be surprised at their value here next Wednesday. See Window for the Specials Offered

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FEATURE DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Desirable quality food in happy combinations that will make not only Dollar Day a success, but every day a success.

COMBINATION NUMBER fl bottlePremier Mayonnaise andl 3 cans 25c Premier Corn, Dollar L LDay Special J

All for $1.00

COMBINATION NUMBER 2 J" 2 cans 50c Ferndell Sliced Pine-1 All for

$1.00

s apple and one package 30c Fern I dell Seeded Raisins

COMBINATION NUMBER 3

f2 jars 50c Arcadia Strawberry"! All for

Jam and 4 bars of Ivory Toilet -Soap J

$1.00

COMBINATION NUMBER 4

f2 bottles of 35c Snider's Catsupl All for

$1:00

and 2 bottles 30c Monsoon Sweet -Pickles J

COMBINATION NUMBER 5

5f 10-lb. cloth bag Cane Granulated j Sugar and 5" bars Werk'a TAG Laundry Soap

All for $1.00

COMBINATION NUMBER

f2 pounds 50c White House CofO

fee and 2 cans 15c Campbell's Baked Beans

All for $1.00

COMBINATION NUMBER 7 f4 bottles 25c Cliquot Ginger Ale"! All for

i and 1 pound 40c Salted Jumbo I

I Peanuts (fresh)

$1.00

COMBINATION NUMBER 8 T6 cans 15c Snider's Baked Beans' All for -j and 4 bars of 10c Olive Cream L tf-f A I Toilet Soap $1UU

COMBINATION NUMBER 9

f2 pounds 50c White House Cof-1

fee and 2 boxes 15c Jell-0 (any

L flavor)

All for $1.00

COMBINATION NUMBER 10

("2 boxes of 50c 1 pound Kingan -j Sliced Bacon and ' doz. sweet, I juicy Florida Oranges

All for $1.00

Order by Number. Items Sold as Priced in Combination Only J. M. Eggemeyer & Sons , 1017-1019 Main St. 3 Phones 1017-1019 Main St.

One Day Only Wednesday Dollar Day One lot of Rag Rugs Size 27x54 at $1.00 Weiss Furniture Store 505-13 Main St.

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2 in 1 Sale Dollar Day and Mid-Winter Clearance

SILKS . SATI.Y MESSALINE, yard wide, black only, all silk, (T- fr regular $1.75 quality J&J..UU CANTON CREPE, fcO QQ 40-in. wide, $4 grade. D70 KREPE KNIT, 40 inches wide; $4.00 Is the regular (cy qq price; special tbiJO SATIN CHARMEUSE, all col

ors, quality, for CREPE DE CHINE, wide, all silk, heavy weight, all colors CREPE SATIN, 40-in. $4.50 quality

CHEESE CLOTH, bleached, yard wide... OUTING FLANNEL, weight, regular 25c quality

PERCALES, best quality.

wide, light or dark colors CALICOES, some call percales APRON GINGHAMS, standard quality

SHIRTING GINGHAMS,

genuine Cheviots

PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS, 2 yards square, regular (T- - A price is $2.00 DXAU

MERCERIZED DAMASK, 98c quality BED SHEETS, full size, slightly soiled INDIAN HEAD COTTON, extra special

INDIA LINEN, good quality LACE COLLARS, $1.00 quality DRESS GINGHAMS, spring styles WOVEN TISSUE Ginghams, new styles

$2.59

40 inches S1.25 S3.35 ...6c

heavy 17c

, yard 19c 9c

124 c

15c

50c 98c

..22c 12Jc 55c 25c ..25c

1 YARD BLACK SATIN 6 YARDS DRESS GINGHAM 6 YARDS BEST PERCALE 8 YARDS ALL LINEN CRASH 2 PAIRS LADIES' SILK HOSE LADIES' UNION SUITS 2 CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS $5.00 SILK WrAISTS $2.00 - DRESS APRONS $3.00 HOUSE DRESSES $1.50 CORSETS, soiled

S1.00 81.00 S1.00 S1.00 $1.00, $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00

50 ITEMS FOR DOLLAR DAY

5 YARDS OUTING FLANNELS 10 YARDS RED BORDER CRASH 3 YARDS LONG CLOTH 3 YARDS NAINSOOK : $1.00 MERCERIZED DAMASK 4 YARDS INDIA LINEN 2 Ms YARDS INDIAN HEAD 12 SPOOLS O.N.T. THREAD

DOLLAR S YARDS HOPE MUSLIN' for 2 YARDS NAVY BLUE SERGE .... 1 YARD BLACK TAFFETA SILK . .

DAY $1.00 S1.00 . $1.00

50c 50c 50c 50c 50c 50c 50c 50c

(6 spools, 25c, with other goods)

4 PAIRS CHILDREN'S HOSE, not alL sizes . . . $1.00 COMFORT BATS $1.00 SILK GLOVES 2 YARDS TISSUE GINGHAM

5 YDS. UNBLEACHED

MUSLIN 4 YARDS HOPE MUSLIN

No. C. O. D.'s, no charges, no lay aways, no deliveries, no phone orders on any of the above special $1.00 Day Items.

50c 50c 50c 50c

50c

BLANKETS AND BEDDING $3.00 EXTRA SIZE fQ BLANKETS tDl.JO $5.00 "SVOOLNAP BLANKETS, genuine Nashua tq qq Blanket3 2)070

$15.00 ALL "WOOL PLAID

BLANKETS, extra

size, pure lamb wool

$4.50 LARGE COMFORTS ...

$3.98 LARGE (J( qq COMFORTS dt0

$15.00 SILK COMFORTS .. . $12.50 SILK COMFORTS ..

OUTING FLANNEL, good weight Unbleached Sheeting, !)-4 wide

$2.00 CORSETS, all kinds $1.50 CORSETS, all sizes

CHILDREN'S RIBBED HOSE, black only, sizes 6V2, i r 7 and 1'2 JLDC SILK HOSE for Ladies, rQ $1.00 kind regularly OuC

SILK HOSE for Men, black only, 59c kind .. TURKISH TOWELS,, good size

ALL LINEN TOWEL- - S) 1NG. full width 1Z2C STEVENS ALL LINEN nr CRASH, bleached t)L CREPE DE CHINE O-t QQ WAISTS, $5.00 quality iDJL.iO SATIN BLOUSES, QQ $6.00 quality Ol.tO WINTER COATS, Q1A AA $20.00 qualities 51UUU WINTER COATS, Q- S rf $25.00 qualities 5xJDU WINTER COATS, CM 7 0? $35.00 qualities ulliU DRESS SKIRTS, QQ $8.00 .values 5Ji0 DRESS SKIRTS, Qr QT $10.00 values tDUUO

KIMONOS, $4.00 quality .

$6.95

..$3.50 ..$2.98 $10.00 ..$7.95

10c 39c

$1.48 $1.00

25c 25c

$2.48

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