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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
CHICAGO AUTO
SHOW COMPLETE
More Than Four Hundred
Aristocrats Of the Boulevard
on Exhibition.
EXHIBITION IS FOR BUYERS
Much Of Former Attendance
Will Not BE in Evidence,
- Opinion Of Officials.

CHICAGO, III. Jan. 26,--The 1918
motor car wns formally introduced TO
the motorists OF the middle west here
this afternoon when tho eighteenth
annual Chicago automobile show
opened In the Coliseum. First Regi-
emnt armory and associated buildings
with more than four hundred aristo-
Gratis OF the boulevard on exhibition.
Among exhibitors OF automobiles
and accessories. the prediction is cont
mon that the auccess OF the New York
show OF two weeks ago will he rn-
peated here and that the attendance
and sales Will be even greater because
OF tho more central location of chit
oago and tho rich and far-flung auto
mobile market that the city domi-
mates.
"As was the case In New York, there
may be a drop In the daily attend
anco mt Chicago TINS year" SAID
George NJ Dickson. president OF the
National Motor Car a. Vehicle cor
poration OF Indianapolis and n pioneer
OF the national automobile shows
but this should not he misInterpretoi
as n, decrease In public interest. The
more logical oSplnnauon IN that the
automobile show has ceased to be 4
novelty attraction. appealing TO thou
sands whose purchase OF an admission
ticket represented their total eNpendi-
ture, and has become great sales
market that II patrnoized only by
prospective car buyers.
In accordance with the govern
ments coal conservation edlot. tho
Chicago show VIII not be open on
Monday unless the weather IL NO mild
D A.. .laxr
In the heatleBs buildings without dis
comfort. A war tax on all tickets and
nm army and navy day are other 1913
innovations.
Despite the freight congestion on the
railroads, intensified by recent para
lying billiards.. all tho exhibits were
In place when the show opened today,
the majority OF the cars being shipped
by express from New York imme-
diately after tho close OF Father
Knickerbockers automobile revue on
January 10.
Three makes of cars that were not
displayed at New York are being eS-
hlblted at the Chicago show--the Pan
American, Glide and Deering. the lat
ter being equipped with magnetic
transmission and offered for public in
spection for the first time since the
company was organized
sfx weeks ago
Decorations for the 1918 Chicago
show are of patriotic character,
American flags and tho banners OF
our allies being prominently displayed
Tho ceilings OF the exposition building
pre- covered with blue cloth studded
with stars. representing the canopy OF
night while the main columns are
Imitation grandfather's clocks OF mag
nified size. The decorative scheme Ia
French Colonial and the color tones
nre old ivory and 1rwy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Dealers Back School Con,..,

10 interest school children In re-
search work the Montreal Automo-
niie Trades association, has offered
prizes to public school children under
the age OF IS yearssfor ESSAYS on ths
SUBJECT why the Motor Car Is An
Essential" II Is expected that this
contest, which is being carried into
an OF the schools. viii cause the chill
aren TO ask questions Of their pa
rents, thereby bringing tho attention
OF the adults to the fact that tbe
motor car In one OF Canada's most
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Mn IIeln Win The Var.

At the annual convention OF the
Motorcycle and Allied Trades assoein-
non, just closed at New York. Il was
the unanimous sentiment that the FIRST
and only thing that should be eonstd-
cred was how the irdustry coufd help
TO win the war Motorcycles have been
used In this war more extensively IN
Europe than in America, In military
matters, and II was agreed that every
effort should be made 10 equip our
American armies with nHequrto mo-
torcycle equipment ~ s. Qulne. n1i.r-
Ager ~ the publicity department OF
the GOODYEAR Tire x Rubber Co. pre-
sided over the convention
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
United States Army Trucks
Tested in Mexico Expedition

the manufacturer at the point where
the test was conducted.
The report shows that during tho
fiscal year ended June 30. 1917. the
Following motor transportation was
purchased, except In the Philippine
Islands: ,sss Yestor trucks. t3,i0i.
Yoo' 42o motor cars, ft16.3i3; s45
motorcycles. S1s2.l6s.
Motor transportation In use June 30.
isi!, except In the Philippine Is
lhhds amounted to: z.965 motor
trucks, S,223,7l9; IS motor tank
trucks, Iss, 100; ~ motor machine
shop trucks. t4i,so3; 8 motor wreck
mg trucks. s2S.45s; S37 motor cars,
$45t.sa2: $40 motorcycles. tIsoaoi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
oonstr,.ct,on of Tircs.

Cord tires differ from fabric tires
in that the carcass iss built OF layers
or plies Of parallel cords, instead or
croxs-woven fabric. This construction
pe1mitS> greater resinency and riding
comfort aEA tonger mileage. Their
use is rapidly becoming widespread
A. O. McGaghey. motorist OF st.
Louis. now has a set of Goodyear cord
tires ON his touring car from which
1e.425 miles OF service have already
been secured. with the tires stiil do
in@siaiiy duty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

relief OF terminai and warehouse
congestion Is the object OF the estab-
ishment of a Detroit trucking az
chsnse by the Packard Motor Car
company, Owners OF motor trucks
are listed at the exchange and when
q company requires the use OF an ad-
OPTIONAL truck, Il notifies the clearing
house and obtains the use of an idle
machine. This will help the railroad
rial moving.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
nnnclne Quecn N i,orto RIco.

A Porto Rico illustrated journal in
dlcateA that the queen Of dancing.
Anna Payiuwn, recently visited san
Juan. and created stir among the
dance-loTng Porto rticans with her
incom parable piroutttes The auto
mobile which she used during her stay
on the island wsa equipped with Good
year tires.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
A hold Husband.

| Wife-That odious Mrs Nexdore
has been saying that have an un-
ruby tongue.
| Hub-Unruly? Nonsense Why.
your tongue responds to your every
| Impulse with implicit obedience.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

Phyllis Does he play golf much7
Rpsallnda lot: one can always
smell II In his breath
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
At the Chautauqua
HEARD ON THE GROUNDS.
Il cannot understand the weather
man. Inspite of an unusually good
program for Sunday. it rained."

"If Richmond people are really go
ing to Keep the Homt Fires Burning
it might not be Q bad idea for them
to learn the tune"
cat least the teachers won't have
to start out with a dry time at ipsti-
tue"
Nothing exciting seems to happen
any more around this town. A gaso-
line stove explodes and then doesn' t
even start a fire, and people get run
over by an automobile without so
much as being scratched"
n II NVI
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
MUSICIAN PRAISES
LOCAL CHAUTAUQUA

at surely would hurt Kaiser Bill to
see this Chautauqua," said Mr. How
ard, leader Of the Howard Quintet, in
his farewell word Saturday night.
"Chautauquas are American tnstitu-
lions all the way through, and the
best expression of community spirit:
they show that American people are
interested in higher education and
mental stimulation, for there are 5000
Chautauquas over the country this
summer, and in spite OF war condi-
tons every one o fthem is success.
Mr.. Howard continued to say that
having the fifteen days for the price OF
$3.50, or ten Gems a day, as we do in
Richmond, was dirt cheap" as he ex
pressed it, and something which could
not be done anywhere else in the coun-
try. The management was praised in
most glowing words. .-
The afternoon concert which con-
sisted of semiclassical or the better
popular music was well attended in
spite of the steady downpour of rain.
and their evening program which was
a prelude to the patriotic film, Wake
up America" was made up of most
appropriate national anthams and
songs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
THELMA THOMAS
PlEASES AUDIENCE

Little Miss Thelma Thomas, Rich
mond's child impersonator. delighted
her audience Sunday evening at Chau-
tauQua when she had the prelude. She
was assisted by Miss Emma Riley who
played her Accomplishments.
Her number were all enjoyed. Her
first number was a musical reading,
"A Little Bit O'Honey" The next two
numbers were readings, when Ny
Dolly Died." and When Pussy Cat
Died." Another reading was, BED
Fellows" The Dixie Kid" brought
much applause Her other numbers
were, Who's Afraid?" Bring Back
My Daddy to Me-" Just a Baby's
Prayer at Twilight" and When the
Boys Come Home" Miss Riley and
Miss Thomas responded with Carrie
Jacob Bonds, THE End of Perfect
Day." Miss Riley's voice blended well
with Miss Thomas"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
DR., RAE DELIVERS
SERMON SUNDAY
AT CHAuTAuQUA

Through the one mans disobedi
ence many were made sinners, so by
the obedience of one shall many be
made righteous" was the text taken
by DR.. J. J. Rae, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church in his sermon at
Chautauqua Sunday morning.
"Dr Rae stated that There is a
startling relation between the one and
the many. The power Of the one is
over the many. Many Is great,
boundless, growing, Unsuitable word
II CONVEYS the idea of increasing
aggregation.
"One separates all. 1t puts before
you the individual paramount. The
relation OF the one is the power over
the many. After all it is not follow
the crowd. 1t is the matter OF the
individual whim or individual caprice.
People have come to the realiza-
ton that in politics and statesmanship
the individual responsibility Of one is
depended upon True democracy is in
Itself true Christianity expressed in
the terms of government.
Society is no stronger than its unit.
In It is the power of the leader over
the individual"
Mrs. Ray Longnecker and Mr.. Hut
chins Of the First Presbyterian choir
sang duet accompanied by Miss
Helen Nicholson.
Three hundred attended Chautauqua
Sunday school Sunday morning.
Glasses were divided into three
groups, of adults, who were taught
by Rev. F. w. Rohlf1ng Of st. Paul's
church; young people. instructed by
William Thomas Of the South Eighth
Street Friends church, and the chill
dren, by Mrs. J. F. Hornaday. of the
First Presbyterian church, E. p.
Jones. OF Milton, who is president of
the Wayne County Sunday-school asso-
citation. presided as superintendent.
In order to make the Chautauqua
Sunday school still more Give" how
ever, Mr.. Jones suggested working up
campaign on the grounds. instituting
rivalry between districts of the camp
ers to see which will have the largest
attendance next Sunday. Superintend-
ent Ed. Hasemeier. who is president
of the State Sundays chool association,
will preside,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
EH1ESTJR4UsGltGiAlzF

employers refusal to raise his sal
ary-
Here's my ROLL" Ferrol said with
nervous POPULARITY. taking out roll
Of billie. Now in what am ! inter
ested?"
Blake took the money, scraWled q
receipt for 1t, gave 1t to Ferrol and
said: Bonanza Copper in the curl
news. Anything you see above 81
per share In the quotation Is all vel
vet for you!"
Ferrol bought several editions OF
every newspaper that afternoon before
he found what hs was looking for
Bonanza Copper had gained for hin
as much in a few hours as he earned
in a week
Ito be continued.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26

"a inch Silk Poplin, Copenhagen,
Navy, Black, Plum, Russian and
Grey "Wednesday 58c
Semi Silk Tussah
pieces, full yard wide in good
line of colors, 01.00 value
"Wednesday 79c
Georgette Crepe
40 inch, Ivory, Flesh and Pink,
1926 value "Wednesday $1.7e
KimOnO Silks
3 pieces, yard wide, Fancy Flower
ed kimono Silk in Rose, Blue and
Wisteria combination
"Wednesday $1.19
Novelty Silks
3 pieces, 40 inch Satin with fancy
border, Black and Cofeu, Ivory and
Green and Copenhagen and Delft
combinations, regular $3.50 value
"Wednesday $3.50
Semi Silk Chiffon
1 dl u "luC, " dSil Ol1h LII 4)ioooSSs
Dresses, Innings and Undergar-
ments, in the four most wanted
shades-Ivory, Flesh, Pink and
Black "Wednesday 39c
Novelty Silks
6 pieces of yard wide Novelty Tai
feta Silk for Skirts, in Navy Blue
and Black ground with white pen
Gil stripe "Wednesday, $1.59
Sport Silk Poplins
10 pieces of yard wide Fancy Silk
Poplins in a good line of cOmbina-
tons, splendid for Separate Skirts,
Peticoats, Innings, etc. etc.
"Wednesday $1.19
White Ivory
Extra Special-Our Entire Line of
Ivory, including Combs, Trays and
Mirrors, Hat, Cloth and Hair
Brushes, Powder Boxes. Hair Re-
ceivers, Perfume Bottles, Clocks,
and Jewel Cases; also a complete
line of the Manicure pieces.
Special for Wednesday Va OFF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
Mems Union Suits

Mems Balbriggan Union Suits. long
sleeve. ankle length, in size "a only
800 value "Wednesday 49c
COrSets
A small lot Of odd Corsets, in two
models. long hip in either medium
or low bust, the sizes are 81, %,
Is, q, 80. "Wednesday Soc
American Lady COrsets
A small lot of discontinued num-
bers in a number of different mod
els. in a broken line of sizes to
close for "Wednesday $500, $3.50,
$1.75, $500.
Boys Waists
Clean up Of all Sport Blouses and
Shirts, low necks, short sleeves,
made of a good percale. in most all
sizes; regular CSC value
"Wednesday SOC
Children's Underwear
Odd lot Of children's Muslin Pants
in small sizes, fine smooth muslin,
hemstftched, ruffle trimmed.
"wednesday 2 for Csc
Work Shirts
Just few odd work Shirts in sizes
IA IL and 16 IL "Wednesday 75c
Mems Handkerchief
Broken line Of mems Initial Hand.
kerchiefs, the letters are A, D, F,
J, K, NJ, N, P, S, T. w. To close
"wednesday Or 25c
Children'S Ribbed Hose
Not many in the lot but a complete
range Of sizes from to s. Special
for "wednesday 19c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
Items from the
FIRST FLOOR
Wool Dress Goods

Wool Dress Goods
AZ inch, brown. all wool striped
Tamise, $3.50 value
"Wednesday $1.2e
81 inch Wisteria Coating Serge,
sponged and shrunk, $500 value
"Wednesday $1.6e
AZ inch. all wool Navy Blue Batiste,
regular $50 value
"Wednesday $1.29
"a inch Black and White Chech
Coating, regular $500 value
"Wednesday $1.6e
81 inch all wool Brown Novelty
Coating, regular $3.50 value
"Wednesday $2.19
Sc inch all wool Navy Blue Storm
Serge, sponged and shrunk
"Wednesday $1.19
so inch all wool Navy Blue French
Serge, $3.50 value
"Wednesday 200
~ inch all wool Rose Novelty Suit
ing 1925 value "wednesday 89c
46 inch all wool, Plum Novelty
Suitng, regular 1925 value
"Wednesday s1.ee
AZ inch all wool Copenhagen Bule
Suiting, $3.50 value
"Wednesday $1.19
as inch all wool Novelay Suiting.
$500 value "Wednesday S1.69
AZ inch Black Silk and Wool Crepe.
$500 value "Wednesday $1.69
"a inch Navy Blue, all wool Pru-
nellie, regular $500 value
"Wednesday $2.25
81 inch all wool Navy Blue Novelty
Suiting, $3.50 value
"Wednesday s1.se
So inch Brown Poplar Cloth, reg
ular soc value "wednesday CSC
Silks, Silks
Yard wide, all Silk Crepe de Chine,
full line of colors
"Wednesday STAG
FANCY RAJAH SILKS-32 inch
Checks in two tone combination,
Rose Gold and Blues
"Wednesday $1.2e
So inch-2 pieces Fancy Pongee
Silk. with sport stripes and figures.
regular $500 value
"Wednesday $1.79
Yard wide Black Silk Poplin with
a fine bright finish
"Wednesday CSC
Sc inch-4 pieces Semi Silk Foul
ards, Copenhagen. Delft, Reseda
and Grey, csc value
"Wednesday 79e
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26

operating at once. and the expense
ranged from six to sven thousand dol
lars per week. All of this was donat.
ed by a neighboring millionaire who
requests that his name never be men.
toned in connection with the produc-
ton.
Many scenes were shown of the wal
zone, and Of the industries in America
preparing to supply and transport the
new troops overseas
During the entertainment, the audi
ence were led In singing, Keep the
Home Fires Burning" and the "StaI
Spangled Banner"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
Items from the
SECOND FLOOR

IS Parasols left. former price CSC
to $500; take your choice at just
half -4oc 70 90
IL colored Wash Skirts, goods sold
up to Sc; take your choice $1.4s
II Wool Dress Skirts-Assorted
colors, sold up to $3.50; your choice
-$2ea
Is light weight Coats for ladies and
misses, worth up to $3.50; choice
1898. Size 16 to 40 bust
25 children light weight Coats, 3 to
years. assorted color. worth up to
$3.50: your choice each S1.9s
One lot white Wolfe and Organdie
Waists, goods in this lot worth
S1.9S - your choice each 93c-
all sizes.
25 Breakfast Dresses, assorted
pink. blue and lavander, Skirt and
Jacket, worth $19S
"Wednesday only SIPS each
House Dresses
4 dozen in this lot, sold up to $1es;
take your choice
"Wednesday only $1.1s
Children's Dresses
One lot Bingham and percale, as.
sorted sizes to II years
Choice eec
Would be a bargain at $3.50
Wash Goods
One lot all this seasons newest col
or Voiles. goods in this lot worth
up to 40c yard; your choice yard
15c.
Ginghams
New shipment just received large
plaids In all colors worth Soc
your choice yard zoe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
Windsor Ties

Windsor Ties
Either the Plain or Fancy Plaids,
and Checks, good assortment
"wednesday 1876
Hair Nets
Unicum Fitrite, Real Hair, Hand
Made Nets, all shades. special
"wednesday, for 25c
Colonial Rubber Cushion Hair
Brushes
16 rows Of stiff, penetrating bris-
ties, absolutely guaranteed, a res
ular $1.25 value
"Wednesday 89c
Dragon Hair Pins
Hand finished smoth points in
Criuped or Straight, on a card
"Wednesday, cards for Csc
America Alarm Clocks
A Guaranteed Clock, with a good
strong alarm, regular S1.25 value
"Wednesday CSC
Colonial Glass
Mustard Jars and Almond Dishes,
SOC values "Wednesday Csc
Hand Purses
Large line of Strap Back, all leath-
er Purses in Black or colors, reg
ular s125 and $3.50 values
"Wednesday $500
Hand Bags
Large 10 inch Bags, with heavy
Ofn1 f,~ov
choice of two styles
"Wednesday soc
Vacuum Bottles
Full pintsize, keeps contents eth
er Hot or Cold, regular $3.50 val
ue "Wednesday $1.19
Brass Jardinieres
Just 20 in the lot, the size is 9
inches, made all in one piece. with
three ball feet, $3.50 value
"Wednesday $1.19
Metal Vanity Cases
worth up to SOC
"wednesday 1oc
Mirrors
Small lot of TX x10 inch Heavy
Plate Mirrors, bevel edge, regular
SOC value "Wednesday Csc
Hot Water Bottles
Large two quart Hot Water Bottles,
fitted with non leakable stopper,
$1.25 value "Wednesday CSC
Hair Switches
Real Human Hair, three stem
Switches in three lengths, all
shades-Wednesday
S1.OOValueS .......... 79c
$500 values ........ $1.48
$2.75 values ........ SIPS
Soap
Large sized bar of Armour's Butter
milk Soap
"Wednesday Sc; 55c Box
Fountain Pens
Opening Of School means a new
Fountain Pen, a guaranteed $1.00
pen for "Wednesday 6sc
School Tablets
All kinds in Ink or Pencil
"Wednesday, for Csc
New Fall Gloves
This offers a splendid opportunity
to buy the new fall gloves for less.
kaySerS
Double silk Gloves. Suede lining, in
black or grey. All sizes.
"wednesday $3.50
kaySers
Chamofsette fancy embroidery
packs, the shades are white, mastic,
gray and black
-Wednesday 500
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
WEDNESDAY
BARGAIN DAY
Offers Items from All Departments

for bargains Remember all "Wednesday bargain day for Wes
the thursday
Ilaccpte Read ove isl ofunuual
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
Twenty Thousand Dollars
Spent on War Picture

Twenty thousand dolalrs was ex-
pended in producing the educational
and patriotic pictures for the war film,
Wake Up America" which was
shown at the Chautauqua Saturday
evening, according to the lecturer who
was with the picture. When the reel
was first started over the country
about five months ago, the representa-
tive stated that seven companies were
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26
Silk Gloves

Extra heavy fall weight with the
double finger tips. The colors are
white, black, greys and tans, with
the fancy embroidery backs
"Wednesday S5c
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
Percales
Yard wide percales in dark blues,
large line of patterns
"Wednesday 23c
Percales
Our entire line best percales, in
light or dark, CSC value
"Wednesday soc
Bleached Muslin
Hope Muslin, short lengths, to 10
yard pieces. perfect goods
"Wednesday Csc
Pillow Tubings
Best Standard brands, fine bleach
ed pillow tubings. Special for
Wednesday:
4O-inch .......... .43c
42-1nch .......... SOC
45-1nch ...........5 $50
Sheets
D. and l.. seamless Sheets Made
from a fine smooth Muslin, with
wide, deep hem.
72x90 Wednesday. $3.50
S1x9O Wednesday. ..$1.8o
Q0v10 "Wednesday
Elmdale Sheets -
63x90 Seamless "Wednesday $1.3e
72x90 Seamless "Wednesday $1.45
Sheetings
S1-inch bleached seamless Sheeting
fine smooth finish, regular SOC val
ue "wednesday 69c
GA bleached seamless Sheeting.
For single bed, good firm smooth
finish "Wednesday 59c
"a unbleached Pefferell Sheeting,
full S1-iuch seamless, SOC value
"Wednesday 69c
Brown Muslin
Yard wide, fine smooth finish
"Wednesday SOC
1000 yards 16-inch bleached Crash
with red border, we show a laun-
dered sample, limit 10 yards to
a customer "Wednesday zoe
500 yards bleached linen welt
Crash, with blue border, limit 10
yards "Wednesday 19c
Cotton Battings
al d.
large size roll, for
"Wednesday Csc; 4 rolls GOO
Bath Towels
Lot No. 1-20 dozen 16x30 Guest
Towels. good weight
"wednesday 19c; 6 for $1.1O
Lot No. 2-10 dozen 1Sx3Sinch
Bath Towels, good heavy weight
"Wednesday 23e; 4 for $1.1o
Lot No. 80 dozen fancy colored.
pink, blue, yellow. This is very
special value.
"Wednesday 35e; 3 for $1.oo
Mercerized Table Damasks
pieces of GA and 70-inch Table
damasks in a beautiful line of pat
terms, regular s125 values
"Wednesday $1.oo
Hosiery
Women's Fibre Silk Hose, black or
white and few odd colors in a
broken line Of sizes
"Wednesday Csc; 4 pair for eOc
Mems Night Shirts
Cut large and full, a good heavy
muslin and well made. in all sizes
"Wednesday Csc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26

No less than 100000 soldiers and
sailors families have been the recipi-
ents of Home Service" of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, at the request of men
In camp worried about family prob
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26

Patriotic Stationery
Choice of two styles, the American
Flag or the Flags Of our Allies,
II each of paper and envelopes
"Wednesday Csc
Bead Necklaces
All Necklaces reduced for Wednes-
day
Zoe values .......... 19c
SOC values .......... 35c
$1.00 values .......... 69c
Ribbons
100 pieces of wide Hair Bow Rib
bon, either Taffeta or MORE, full
line of colors, 35c value
"Wednesday 25c
Fancy Ribbons
For Bags and all sorts Of Fancy
work, extra wide widths, worth
up to $10O "Wednesday soc
Service Pennants
HeavyFelt, with either one or two
stars, also the Anchor, the size is
12x18 inches "Wednesday SOC
Neckwear
Large three cornered Taffeta Cord
Edge MILDLY Ties, all colors
"Wednesday 69c