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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22
Ribbons! Ribbons!

This sale offers a splendid oppor-
tunity to supply all of your holiday
ribbon wants.
Ribbons-In MORE, taffeta or sat
values, in full line of colors, up to
inches wide; priced special for
our Anniversary Sale, TIC.
22c-One Hundred Pieces Of Extra
Wide Ribbons, in fancies, MORE.
taffeta or satin. These are all
beautiful heavy goods in every
wanted shade, and are our regular
values, worth up to Csc yard. An
niversary Sale, 22c.
All our Marrow Ribbons from No. l
to 16 in either satin or taffetaf1n-
ish, for fancy work and holiday use.
Sold for less during our Anniver-
sary Sale.
Ladies' Hand Bags and
.. Purses
In this sale we include our entire
line of holiday bags and purses.
90c-SpeciaI Lot Of Ladies' ALL
Leather Hand Bags in all Of the
new novelty shapes and frames,
with the fancy Innings and fittings.
Goods which usually are sold at
$1.25 and $3.50. Anniversary sale
goo.
7ec-We show q line Of German
Silver Vanity Cases in the French
grey or gun metal; goods we for
merly sold at $1.25 and $3.50. An
niversary Sale, 79c.
New Novelties in Childrens' Purses
in leather or metal. Price special
at 45c and 22c.
The New Jitney German Silver
Coin Purses, In nickel or French
grey finish, priced special at-45e
and 22e.
Christmas Dolls
This sale will give the mothers a
splendid opportunity to buy their
Christmas dolls at big saving.
9Oc-We show a special 1s-inch Doll
made with the unbreakable head
and hands. Fully dressed with flan-
mel petticoat, dress and cap with
embroidery and ribbon trimmings,
regular $3.50 value. Anniversary
Sale, 9oc.
45c-Just received two gross Of our
Special 18-inch Character OoIIs-
with the unbeatable head, in Ell
Their the girl or boy, dressed in ei-
Their romper or dress. A doll that
would be cheap at 81. Anniversary
Sale price, 45c.
EVERY DOLL IN OUR STORE
Will Bear a Reduced Price
During This Sale
French Ostrich Plumes
15-in. black plumes, sale price, sec.
16.in. black plumes, sale price, 7ec.
17-In. black pIumes, sale price, $1.1e
18-in. black or white plumes, sale
price, $1.6e.
20-in. black or white plumes, sale
price, $2.19.
22-in. black or white plumes, sale
price, $3.50.
One of these beautiful plumes al
ways makes an acceptable Christ
mas present.
SPECIAL NOTICE
We are glad to announce to the
many friends of the w. l.. & Co.
Rings that Madame Carrigan will
again be with us this year and have
charge of the ring demonstration.
We show a larger and better line
than ever before and every ring is
guaranteed for five years wear.
See the special numbers we are Of
fering at
Csc, SOC, 81, $3.50
SWEATERS
Children's. each. $50 to $3.50.
Misses, each, soc to $3.50.
Ladies'. each, $1.35 to $3.50.
EXTRA SPECIALS!
Wool Dress Goods Section
eoc-One counter of Wool Suitings
in all of the seasons newest
weaves and shades. including Gran
ties, Poplins, Serges, Basket
Weaves. Novelties. ETC., ETC.; the
widths are from AZ to so inches and
does not require many yards for
suit, dress or skirt. All priced spe-
cial for our anniversary, On
v,al,t
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ALL KNIT UNDER
WEAR
REDUCED
Forest Mills, Essex Mills
WOmen's Underwear
and Union Suits

500 Women's Winter Union
Suits, 79e.-There are the same Es-
sex Mills Union Suits that have
sold all season for 81: over 1000
garments in the purchase. Due to
the continued warm weather we
are able to buy these at about one
fourth less than our first shipment.
They are fine ribbed. pure white.
fleece lined. silk taped and silk Gro
Chef finished: perfect fitting Com
plete line of sizes. 4 to 3 ga to A
bust, made high neck. long sleeves
ankle or Dutch neck. elbow sleeve,
ankle.
Women's FIeeced Unions 45c-Fine
ribbed bleached fleece: silk taped.
sizes 4, 5. 6. Heavy ribbed cream
fleece, 4, s.
75c extra size Union Suits. SEC
Cream fleece; heavy weight. large
sizes, Z, 8, 8.
Medium Weight Unions. 67c-Pure
white, not fleeced. Made high
neck. long sleeves. dutch neck. ell
bow sleeve, low neck, no sleeves.
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EXTRA SPECIALS!
Christmas Line, Fancy
Turkish Towels
Every Towel Reduced


We've just received our large line
of Fancy Turkish Towels for the
Christmas season. The assert
ments are larger. the patterns pref
tier and different from any we have
ever shown. The colors are abso-
lutely fast.
soc Towels. CSC; 3 for $1oo-Three
complete lines in Pink. Blue. Vel
low. White and Lavender Brocad-
ed Bar Center with striped border.
Plain White center, with colored
brocade border and crest for initial.
Bar striped patterns in plain weave.
Fancy Towels, 45e-The patterns
are border or allover designs.
stripes or checks. Large and med
ium sizes. Pink, Blue. Lavender.
Yellow or White. Guest size Tow
els to match at Csc.
Plain White Turkish Towels for 13c
Heavy Two-thread Towels, 1sx3S
inch.
For 22c-Extra heavy 22x43-inch.
Either plain or ribbed weave
Linens for Fancy Work
Our stock of fancy and plain Linens
for art work is especially attractive.
plain or. fancy Huck, plain and
fancy Damask. many new weaves
of plain Linens in different widths,
stamped Towels, Corset Covers,
Gowns and Pillow Slips. Every
thing reduced.
DOmestics
Hill Muslin, yard, 1Oc.
Three-Pound Roll Comfort Cotton,
SIC.
15c Fleeced Kimona Goods, 1oc.
Best Everett Shifting. &c.
Best Apron Bingham. at zee.
Best 15c Percales, at Tic.
All Linen, Brown or Bleached
Crash. Tic.
Cotton Crash. Pure White. Sc.
17-inch Turkish Toweling, yard,
1916.
22-inch Turkish Toweling, yard 22e.
Buy Thanksgiving Linens
Now
Every piece OF Linen reduced. Re
plenish your own Linen supplies
and select now for gift purposes.
Table Oamaok, 69c a'Yard-A very
fine quality of pure Linen. Satin
bleached Damask. 20 inches wide.
In a broad range Of exquisite new
patterns. Plain striped. rose strip
ed. poppy. fleur-de-lis. snow drop
and others.
&c All Linen Damask-Rose, Fleur-
de-lis, Rose striped patterns. 90
inches wide.
45c Mercerized Oamask-72-inch.
Rose striped and Snow Drop. heavy
weight Damask.
sec Mercerized 0amask-6i-inch
Chrysanthemum and Rose
Bring a carefully pfc
pared memorandum of all
your wants. There is a
saving on everything.
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Our Entire Line Reduced
Extra Special
COATS

See the rack selected from our reg
ular line, all colors and sizes, no
two alike. Goats worth up to
$500, your choice, $2.9e.
Coats worth up to $3.50, your
choice, 1898.
II Coats worth up to $3.50, your
choice, $4.99.
% Coats worth up to $500, your
choice, $3.50.
30 Coats worth up to $500, your
choice, $7.98.
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WOmen'S Vests and Pants

FIeeeed Vests and Pants. 22e-
Pure white, fleeced. mercerized.
tapped. shaped at the waist; full
sizes. z. s. 8. 32c-i, 5, 6. 22c.
Soc FIeeeed Vests and Pants, 3se
Vests, small sizes: pants. 4. 5.
6: tights. 4. S, s: Forest mills:
heavy weight.
75c Half Wool Vests and Pants, SEC
Ribbed, half wool; grey: sizes 4.
), 6.
S1.o0 Forest Mills Vests and Pants,
69c-Medium weight. cream wool or
silk and cotton: all perfect gar
ments: none soiled; sizes 4. S, 6.
Cotton Fleeced Vests and Pants.
45c-Ffne ribbed cream or pure
white fleeced; also the extra heavy
elastic grey, fleece.
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PETTICOATS
See the special black Near Silk;
| 81 so value; this sale, aec.
] SILK Pettieoats-All colors. TAT
, feta or Messaline; $500 value,
choice, $1.es.
See the special Petticoats. All col.
ors: regular $500 value; choice,
$3.50.
OUTING FLANNEL
See the special lot light and dark;
good weight; SIC value; yard,
4Hc.
See the special lot light and dark;
extra heavy: 10c value. at 7I2c.
See the Comfort Challies; regular
SIC value, at 4Iac.
BLANKETS
One case assorted Grey, Tan,
White: extra value; $125 goods,
choice, s9e.
One case assorted Grey, Tan.
White, extra large and extra heavy
$3.50 value, csc.
One case assorted Grey, Tan,
White, extra large and extra heavy
5000 value, choice, $1.25.
One case st. Mary's Wool Blankets,
72x8O, 5 lbs; White or Grey; $500
value, choice, $500.
COMFORTS
See the special Homemade extra
large, best Cotton, hand-knotted,
good quality Challie or Calico; $3.50
value, choice, 1913.
Other special values, 9Oc, $1.12,
s1.35, $1.ee, $3.50, $500.
UMBRELLAS
Another shipment just received.
$50 Ladies' and Gents assorted,
$500 value, this sale, $500.
$50 Ladies' and Gents assorted,
$3.50 value, this sale,$1.23.
HOUSE DRESSES
See the special lot, Bingham or per.
Gale. $1.25 and $3.50 value, your
choice, 89c.
CHILDREN'S WINTER
UNDERWEAR
Union Suits for Boys and Girls
Pure white, cream or grey, fleece
lined. The garments for girls are
just as carefully made and just as
we'll finished as the women's gar
ments. Special fullness through
the seat. The boys garments are
neatly finished the same as the
mems garments.
Sizes 8 to II years, 45c.
Sizes II to 16 years, sec.
Chi'dren's Wool Union Suits-The
finish of the yard, the fineness of
the weave, the wonderful softness
and elasticity will astonish you. The
seams are no thicker than the fab
rio itself. These are the Forest
Mills garments, grey or white.
Sizes 3 to II years, GOO.
Sizes II to 16 years, SLIP.
Children's Vests and Pants Reduced
We've complete line Of cream
or grey, wool or cotton vests and
pants; all are reduced; priced &C.
cording to size.
Infants Underwear-We've every
thing for baby's comfort; cotton,
cotton fleeced, half wool or all wool.
Every garment reduced; priced &C.
cording to age.
MEMS WINTER UN-
DERWEAR
Part Wool Union Suits, $1.2s-
Grey, heavy weight, closed crotch,
we'll made; sizes SO, 80, 40, A..
Cotton Fieeced Union Suits, eoe-
An extra heavy, fine ribbed, Cream
Union Suit. Closed crotch. Perfect
fitting. All sizes, "a to 46.
Richmond Made Wool Unions, $2.25
Closed crotch, Natures Fit
fine quality Grey Wool All sizes.
Cotton Fieeced Shirts and Drawers
45c-Highrock, flat fleece or heavy
Cream ribbed.
All Hosiery Reduced
Wayne Knit. Gordon Dye
6oys' Hose, 13c Pair-A good heavy
school Stocking. Fast color; sizes
6 to 10. Seamless.
Women's Hose, Pair 22c-15c
quality. black, four-thread heel and
toe. Fast color Medium weight.
jSljE
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Outing Nightwear for the
Whole Family
500 Women's Outing Gowns, 7se
Full 81 inches long. 81 inches
wide. Three styles. with or without
collars: good weight outing: fancy
pink or blue patterns.
Women's Outing Gowns, 5ee-Good
weight outing. So inches long. no
collar, sizes Is, 16. II.
Extra size gowns, 67c-An extra
large gown. 1S, 10, 90 Gao. AZ. 44)
Pink or blue striped. No collar;
good weight outing.
Chiidren's Outing Cows, 45c -
Gowns for the girls, night shirts
for the boys. Sleeping garments
for the baby. Ages months to IA
years.
Mems Night Shirts, Scout full
sizes. Is to ~. Good weight outing.
attached collars.
SOC Blue Work Shirts, 39c
Made of light blue Amoskeag
chambray. Easily laundered. Cut
full size, 36 inches long. faced
sleeve. lined collar and cuffs, sizes
141s to II.
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READY-TO-WEAR
DEPARTMENT
COATS

Ladies', Misses, Junior and Chill
dren's Coats-all at reduced prices,
including all the new coats added
this past week Any size or color
you want--not lot of discarded
samples.
Our Entire Line Reduced
Ladies' and Misses, price range.
$500 to $4,000.
Junior, price range. $500 to $500
Children's, price range, $500 t.
$3.50.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Lot of Suits selected from our reg
ular line. No two alike; all colors;
assorted sizes, up to 40 bust; for
mer price SLABS to $3.50, take
your choice,
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DRESSES

SAoASSS ~ 'So'
DRESSES
See the special lot of dresses. Silk,
Challies and Wool; values worth
up to $3.50. choice, $2.e8.
20 to select from.
Lot of Dresses, including Serges,
Broadcloths, Silk Poplins, worth
up to $4,000; take your choice at
1898.
Lot Of Wool Dresses, Serges, Broad
cloth, assorted colors, worth up to
$500; take your choice for, $5.9e.
Lot of Wool Dresses, Silk and Wool
combination, plain serges and
broadcloths, worth up to $225O;
take your choice at 1913.
DRESS SKIRTS
~ Wool Dress Skirts worth up to
$500 each. Take your choice, $1.98.
q Wool Dress Skirts, assorted col
ors. worth up to $1,000; your
choice, 1898.
Knit Goods
Knit Pettieoats-Special value, 22c,
45c, CSC, 9oc.
Knit Caps-At 22c, 45c.
Combination Sets. new this season.
Scarf with Cap to match-Set eoc,
$1.58, $2.69.
RaincOats, All Reduced
A complete new line for Fall Chill
dren's, $2.25 to $3.50.
Ladies' $2.25 to $500.
FURS
Our entire new line included in this
sale. All the new shapes and styles.
MuffS-The new Melon shape
Muff; prices range, each. $2.e8 to
$36.
Pillow Shape, 9Oc to $275O
Scarfs-Any shape or style you
want, SOC to $500.
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FOREST MILLS FINE
WEAVE KNIT UNDER.
WEAR FOR WOMEN
Remember All Underwear
Is Reduced

Fer $1.35-Women'S halt wool
cream union suits. sizes 4, S, s:
extra sizes, Z, s. 8, S1.5s.
For 81 .0o-Women's wool union or
medium and heavy weight silk and
wool Made Dutch neck, elbow
sleeve or high neck, long sleeve.
Extra sizes, $2-25.
Fer $2.7o-Heavy weight silk and
wool; made high neck. long sleeve
or high neck, elbow sleeve.
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American Beauty En-
brOidery Sets

We show all of the new things in
the American Beauty embroidery
outfits in pillow tops, library scarfs,
doilies, centerpieces, infants
dresses, ETC., etc. Each package
contains a complete outfit with suf-
ficient floss to complete the de-
sign. See the special packages at
22c, 45c, CSC and $3.50.
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MEMS WINTER UN-
DERWEAR
All Hosiery Reduced

All Hosiery Reduced
Wayne Knit. Gordon Dye
Boys Hose, 13c Pair-A good heavy
school Stocking. Fast color; sizes
6 to 10. Seamless
Women's Hose, Pair 22c-15c
quality. black, four-thread heel and
toe. Fast color. Medium weight.
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All American Lady.
Thompson Glove Fitting,
Rengo Belt Corsets
Radrcnd

$1.oo Corsets, 7se-New fall mod
els. perfect fitting. medium bust.
long hip: elastic sections In front
hold the corset snugly to the figure
in standing and allows expansion in
sitting; six supporters; made Of
coutil, embroidery trimmed. All
sizes,
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WINFIELD, ROUTE 3.


Mrs. Rose Hawkins was calling on
Mrs. Ada Linn recently.
MIR. and Mrs. crede stansbury and
Children %c.s Visiting Mrs. Selma.
and Miss Ella Morgan recently.
Miss Eliza Baker was calling on
Pauline Satterfield last. week,
Mrs Lanchford has gone ito Brax.
ton County TO visit her daughter.
Mrs. Pearl Eayman was visiting her.
mother, Mrs. William Patterson Sun.
day last.
Mrs. Rachel Baker moved to Fair.
montirecently.
Mr.eand Mrs. Manuel Leison. anu
granddaughter were visiting Mr.. Jim
Phillips Saturday and Sunday.
Coy and Bertha Moore of Cecil are
boarding at Frank James and going
to school at Winfield
Those calling at Berline Travis on
Sunday were Mrs. Leona AIandle and
daughter, Maude,; Bert Monde, Arden
James and Burdette Hawkins. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Satterheld were
visiting relatives at Fairmont Satur-
day and Sunday last.
Mrs. Earl Boiee's sister OF Little.
ton has spent the past week at Win.
field visiting her sister.
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HOPE TO SECURE
HUSBANDS PARDON
Wife Of Man Convicted in
Riot Cases Before
Officials.

Mfr. Pascoi Malrose. wife Of one
Of the Is men sentenced to the peni,
tertiary as "a result OF the strike riot
In Farming ton nearly year age was
at the Court house seeking the "a.
siStance Of county officials in procur.
ing a pardon Tor her husband. Nal,
rose pleaded guilty and Is serving a
ssnteiice OF two years.
Mrs. Mairose. has a statement sign.
ed by q number Of persons who wit.
nessed the riot TO the effect that her
husband took no active part in the
attack on Constable William R. Riggs,
who was killed, or the other officers
who were injured. Sentence was i'm.
posed on Malrose principally because
OF the testimony OF one man who
swore that he saw Malrose strike Con.
stnble Riggs after. he had been knock.
ed down.
Other men sentenced to the peni.
tertiary as the 5result OF the riot who
are seeking pardons include Bruno
Earace and Matte Braganti.
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odist Episcopal church and Mrs. Heck.
er goes as delegate.

AND BOX SOCIAL.
The ladies Of the Bethany Bible
class of the Central Christian church
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Superstition Are
Easy Prey Of Fakes

WASHINGTON, Oct. ss.-How the
superstition Of ignorant people may be
capitalized and made 10 yield large
revenues Is Illustrated daily In the
fraud orders issued by the Post Office
Department One of the most striking
examples is one Just issued against
The sale of what Its makers call the
eQxydonorin which was found TO be
merely nickel shell cylinder, called
"yodor,Y three inches in length and
an inch in diameter and containing a
iller consisting in some cases OF oxide
u iron and small quantities of car.
donated lime and sulphur.
This sylinder was air and water
light. Toione end was attached an in.
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Local Women Will
Attend Convention

Mrs. A. GROSS and Mrs. j. D. Heck:
er left this morning for Huntington.
wheer they will attend the sessions Of
the seventeenth annual convention Of
the women's Home and Foreign Mis-.
sionary societies Of the Methodist
Episcopal denomination, which cons
yenes there this evening in a two days
session. Mrs. Ross is president OF the
Missionary Society of the First Meth;
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sulated wire which terminated in a
garler.like arrangement to beiastened
TO the affected portion OF the patients
anatomy. Then the "vocor" was TO be
put into COLI water on ice and was
supposed to tliereupon begin It's bene-
fetal work! Experts testified that
when this air and water.tight cylinder
was thus immersed in water. absolute.
ly nothing happened. 1t was found to
be inert and incapable OF the slight.
est degree OF result, except In the
Imagination Of the person who had
paid $500 for IT, trusting the prom.
Uses in the literature sent through the
mails. a..+.. s4t
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.0fie ers Elected
For Gas Company

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected last evening at the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Moon OIL and Gas Company as fol.
lows: George NJ. Alexander, presi.
dent. DR.. o. G.. Bardley, vice.presi.
dent Frank r. Brahm, treasurer;
Howard; j. Ross. secretary. The di.
rectors include j. NJ. Allendcr. DR..
Cradle FL e. Nichols, MIR. Brahm and
Mr.. Ross
The company owns is producing
wells near Salem and Crossroads. w.
va. The earnings of the company,
which said to be about 10 per cent
Of the capital stock monthly, are used
for extending the field.
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Although Germany has had The ad.
vantage of central location and for
that reason could send troops from
one front to the other wherever her
line was threatened, still during most
of the war she has had to carry her
supplies greater distance than her
enemies.
Paris is nearer the western front
than Berlin, sois London. When war.
saw was the base Of supply for the
Russian army her line of communi-
cation was short. The Italians have
had shorter haul than the Aus.
TRANS,
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THIS WAS HARD LUCK

. YOUNGSTOWN, O., Oct. 2S.-John
'Lacura, Baltimore & Ohio section
hand. escaped death today only to
be killed the next instant. Lacuras and
several workmen were riding a hand
car, when fast passenger train bore
down upon them, and all Jumped off
to save themselves. The hand car was
hurled IL feet in the air and in its
descent hit Lacura, crushing him to
death.
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But in the new. Balkan campaign
for the first time Germany finds her.
self in position to move her supplies
TO the front over shorter route than
the allies.
Doubtless Italy. can. and will ,furn.
ish certain supplies, but ammunition
for the English and French guns must
come from home. The routes, mainly
by water are threatened only by sub.
marines, but the distance is great and
II will take time and a. great number
OF supply ships to care for an army
OF the size that will be. needed to stop
the German drive.
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Attend the special sale Of sewing
machines. at j. II. sniders furniture!
store, beginning Monday. Nov. /. Take
Locust avenue cars to Eighth street.
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