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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
IA jIRA EN- HONOR DE COLL \ VIDAL

Fu6 un acto verdaderamente es-
plendido el llevado a efecto aver en-
cordial homemade de simnatfas por
los amigos admiradores del joyen
V eminente periodista Don jose Coll
y Vidal, Director de Ie DemoerGciP,
para rendir pdblica manifestation de
aprecio de la campafia brillantfsina
desarrollada por el gran periedista de
Ia mafiana, durante el largo periodic
de combate que prepare la esplendi-
la election unionista.
Nosotros no tenemos hoy espacio nj
tempo para hacer una resefia del
hermoso acto fraternal, con toda la
extension que un homemade de tan ex-
tricta justicia merece, pero no que
rernos dejar que pase inadvertido ell
hecho jnsticiero que pone una vez
mas de relieve la popularidad y la
importancia del briIlante compafiero,
que recibi6 ell siguiente despacho te-
legrafico del ilustre Presidente de la
Union, mientras Sc celebraba la fies-
ia.
He aquf ell elocuente despacho que
fue dido con aclamaciones de entu-
siasmo y que tambi6n ganado 10 tie
ne ell valiente y elocuente companero !:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
Jarana-Baile en- Santurce

FL sabado pr6xime pasado tuvo lu-
gar una amena jarana bale EN- rel Con
dado, parada AZ, EN- el hogar de la
distinguida Sra. Rosario B. de Nit
chell, duien, en- compafifa de su sim
patica hija~ ~Lavinia y de su hijo Ro-
berto, compartio con nosotros un
agradable ratio de expansion juvenil.
El bello sexo estuvo muy bien re-
presentado por las Sras. de zafra, de
Riancho, Vda. de Iriarte Y por las Sc
iloritas LaviIiia Mitchell, Andrea u
Angelica Grlasp, Provita, Josefna y
AIitonia Riancho,. Angela Albanese,
Maria, Rosa ' Aida Iriarte, Castro,
Carmen, Rosita Isabella Barreras,
Luz y Matilde Mendfn, Carmen Ra-
mfrez, Aida y Blanca Denton, Maria
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13

"Como militar, me es rnuy simpa-
tica la canpafia de proveer de ciga-
rriilos los muchachos actualmente
en- las trincheras de Marruecos; y por
experiencia, Sc que bien venidos son,
esta clase de recuerdos.
Junto lie envio, mi cheque por cincO
dollars; que lie suplico usted aplicar
tai objeto. Siendo mi deseo, ell
contribuir modestamente, y de acuer-
do con mis- recursos, al comfort
de companeros de armas."
Ell senior Consul de Espana Interi-
no, agradece v estima en- cuanto vale.
ell expontaneo donativo, del caballero
militar -de la reserva, sus compa-
neros de arnas en- Marruecos; en-
nombre de estos y muy particular
mente en- ell mio, sinceras Y repetidas
gracias.
j. M. LOMBA,
Consul de Espaiia INFERNO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
PARA Ell REFUGIo DE NINos

La Comisi6n Hfpica de San Juan,
por conducto de don Salvador Mes
tire, su Secretario, envio un cheque
de $50 dollars, NJ
Mrs. Edith Hildreth, asidua protec-
tora del Refugio, regal6 en- estos dfas
go libras de arroz y .varios paquetes
de dulces fnos. '
Don Jorge C, Zeno, envi6 un che
que de un dollar.
La Srta. Beatriz Lassalle, de la
Cruz Roja Ipfantil, ensi6 cuatro dol.
lars.
Ell Refugio, acoge co7 agradecimien
to estos generosos auxilios de la ca
ridad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
EL c1Rco 4LowANDE.G GARDNER"

Aver domingo. Hebnto, con Ia mas
decidida cooperation del pdblco ei
circo "Lowande- Gardner, interesan-
te conjunto de artistas, feras y toda
clase de elementos que haeen agrada-
Bile 7 sugestiva esta clase de espec-
taculos.
Tanto en Ia nadti,a6e como en- la fun
cion de por la noche, hubo dos llenos
tales, que fue precise suspender la
yenta de localidades.
Todos los artistas fueron Tuidosa-
mente aplaudidos El plblic9 pidio
ii1sistentemente el bis de mOcllos de
los trabajos que son de positive meri-
10 = muy emocionantes y arfiesgados.
El golpe de vista que presentaba Ell
amplio circo era esplendido. Esta no
che hay IN nneVo programme, con
muehas novedadcs cue han denser del
agradO del ptiblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13

Lo que me plazco en- llevar como
cimientO de quienes pueda intere-
saf, el apartado que antecede, para le-
gar su situaci6n militar a debido
tempo ~ evitando la declaration de
pr6fugos al ser sorteados los mOzos
EN- las respectivas municipalities de
Espaiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
DON JUAN Was ocHoTEco

I US / lsl 4 " j & {
Acompafado de su distinguida es-
posa Y de su hijo Manuel, ha embar-
cado hoy en- el vapof Antonio Lopez,
nuestro ilustre amigo don Juan Was
Ochoteco, que Euelve a su residencia
de Madrid, despu6s de una permanen.
cia entire nosotros que a todos nos ha
parecido muy BreFe. y
Ell Sr. Was ochoteco nos ha pedi-
do que le despidamos de sus numcro-
sas amistades a las que no ha podi-
do decir adi6s, por las natnrales pre-
cipitaciopes los mdltiples qnelnee-
res que TODD yiaie supone a Ultima
bora.
al cumplir gustosos el encargo de
nuestro' buen amigo, deseamos tanto
a el como a su amable esposa ' a su
hijo, IN viaje feliefsimo.
GANcA. Sc vende IN gran solar en-
Ia carretefa nuexa Parada Is. Infor.
mara B. Fernandez, carretera u. Pa.
tada is.
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Bees to BolsheOiks, World
Almanac Has the Done

Among the latest books. but also
among the first books Of the new year.
and In any event an upto-tho-minute
book. the World almanac for 1920 has
been published. According to the Inn
partial judgment of those concerned
in It's preparation and publication. It Is
the greatest ever. But any latest
World almanac Is that Ask the old
est reader. He knows.
Matters as reasonable as the league
Of nations and as unreasonable as the
prohibition amendment are treated at
length in this almanac, along with the
income taxes, the recorded weather,
the election results. the chronology
and death-roll of 1919 and more mat
ters besides than can be indicated out
side Of the books own index.
Some one. speaking Macaulay, re-
marked on an occasion that he Dos
sessed more Information than the
needs Of society required. The intent
behind the World almanac, obviously,
is to keep well apace with those needs.
After a rather close examination Of
the 1920 issue, we are convinced that
It is short Of detail only on those af-
fairs which will come to a head just
In time for the 1921 book.
The World almanac Is published by
the New York World.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
Diseased Apple Trees
Being Sold IN State

Diseased apple trees are being sold
in Indiana In large numbers, according
to Frank N. Wallace. state entomolo-
gist- Two serious diseases, hairy root
and crown gall. have been discovered
in nursery stock distributed among
apple-growers OF the state, Mr.. Wall
ace said.
Formerly the nurseries all threw
infected trees away at digging time, .
said Mr.. Wallace, "as it is against the
state laws to ship them.
This year trees are three to fve
times the former price and very scarce
AS q result some of the nurserymen
are shipping diseased trees so as to
make big profit The crown gall or
hairy root trees can be told by q
rough. warty growth at the union OF
the sciop and root stock. No trees
with these wartlike growths should
be planted. The state entomologiss
should be notified il such stock is
received"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
Conrad Cipes Tribute
To Simpson Oxendine
By GEORGE ". .. CONRAD

To live In the hearts OF those be-
hind 10 not to die. The richest en-
dowment one can bestow upon his
friends Is the memory Of q true, up
right Hfe-a life of the noblest man.
hood highest standard Of citizenship
and unswerving loyalty to his country
Simpson Oxendine was the possessor
OF these rare qualities.
At this period in our country's his
tory when loyalty and patriotism are
at q premium, when the perpetuation
Of the immortal principles of our con-
stitution is at stake. such personali-
ties as Oxendine. though enjoying an
humble citizenship. looms up brightly.
for his loyalty. true patriotism and
high character were never questioned.
Mr.. Oxendine believed In the I'M
mortal principles for which our con-
stitution stands. He believed that the
principles Of righteousness and JUS
tice which inspired the enactment OF
the thirteenth, fourteenth and IF.
teenth amendments still prevail and
that the true patriots Of his country
will not desist in their insistence upon
the enforcement of these amendments
until every American, man. woman
and child. shall be free politically and
civilly.
Mr.. Oxendine never had been a
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slave. He was native Of the state Of
North Carolina, and he and his people
had always enjoyed freedom.
He had been citizen of Richmond
for q number Of years and enjoyed
the respect and confidence OF his fell
low citizens to an unusual degree. He
was appointed a police officer during
one Of the governmental administers
lions Of our city and served faithfully
and satisfactorily.
When the worlds war was declared
and 1t became necessary for our own
country to give its quota Of men, Ok
eniine willingly gave up one son and
two grandsons, all three Of whom
were sent overseas. A grandson.
Everett, was cited for heroic acts by
the French army, and received the
crofx de guerre.
This grandson was with the famous
18th New York; regiment. many of
whose men were cited for bravery by
the French army. This regiment had
the famous Lieutenant James Europe
band, whose development and support
our own fellow townsman, Daniel G
Reed, contributed SO literally.
This is the heritage that Simpson
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
Masonic Calendar

Monday, Jan. 12.-Richmond Com
mandary No. s K. T. Special Con-
clave work in the Order of Red Cross
beginning at 4 o'clock. Supper, $50.
Tuesday, Jan. 13.-Richmond Lodge
No. 1876 F. & A. M. Called meeting.
Work in Master Mason degree begin
ming $50.
Wednesday, Jan. 14.-Webb Lodge
No. "a. F. & A. M. Called meeting.
Work in Fellow Craft Degree begin
ming 700. Clarence w. Foreman,
w. M.
Friday, Jan. licking Solomon
Chapter, No. 4 r. A. M. Called meet
ing. Work in Mark Master Degree
beginning 700 o'clock.
Saturday. Jan. 17.-Loyal Chapter
No. 40 o. E. S. Stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
WEDNESDAY DOMESTIC SPECIALS

CRASH TOWELING-1,00 yds.
Linen Welt unbleached Crash blue
border; limit 10 yards; Wednesday
23c
1000 YDS.-Linen Welt bleach
ed Crash, good and firm; limit 10
yards; Wednesday 23c
TURKISH TOWELS-15x30-in.
Good weight, very special; Wednes-
day for soc
17x36-INCH-These we consider
for Csc
COMFORT COTTONs - 1907.
roll, white and clean, very special,
Wednesday &c
1907. FULL POUND-This is a
splendid quality; Wednesday 32c
LIB. ROLL-Size 68x72; opens up
in one piece; Wednesday 81. 90
NOTION DEPARTMENT
SPECIALS
RIBBONS 49c YARD-Lot of wide
Hair Bow Ribbons in a full range
Of colors; Wednesday 49c
EXTRA WIDE RIBBONS SEC
This lot includes all sorts OF plain
and fancy goods up to seven-inch
widths; Wednesday S9c
FANCY RIBBONS = Just the
thing for Fancy Bags, Vestings and
Camfsoles, worth up to $500 a yd. !;
Wednesday 1925, 1915 and
$500
u OFF COMPOSITION WHITE
IVORY, Il OFF-Combs, Brushes
and Mirrors; Puff Boxes, Hair Re.
ceivers and Trays; Jewel Cases,
Bottles, Buffers and small Mani.
cure pieces.
50c values 3SE; $1.00 values
75C; $3.50 values 81 .1Z; $500
values. $3.50: $500 values So. Is;
$500 values. S3, 90; $500 values
1875 $500 values. $3.50;
$500 values. &c. 90; $1,000 values
$3.50
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suN-TEIEGRAn 12
permission for a $4,000 short time

permission for q $4,000 short time
loan.
Approximately $4,000 was taken
from the county road fund. when the
transfer Of the auto license fees from
the county to the state highway com
mission was made. Heretofore, the
county had received the sums derived
from Wayne county, and they had
been given to the county road fund.
The balance IL not sufficient to main
tain the roads.
loan will probably not be needed be
fore the fall but 1t will be necessary
for the county officials to appear be.
fore the tax commission.
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DOMESTICS

BLEACHED MUSLIN - Short
lengths, to yard pieces; regular
35c value; Wednesday 29C
PERCALES-Yard wide, in eth
er light or dark; regular CSC value
"Wednesday SOC
APRON GINGHAMS - 27-inch
Standard brand; regular soc value
"wednesday 25c
32-INCH FEATHER TICKING
s5c value; Wednesday CSC
INDIAN HEAD-36-in for Aprons
Dresses and Middies; regular 60c
value; Wednesday SOC
CANTON FLANNEL-2S-in. ex-
ira heavy unbleached Canton Elan
mel; regular 48c value; Wednesday
Soc
2s-INCH-Good clean Bleached
Canton Flannels; extra heavy
fleece; Wednesday 25c
CHEESE CLOTH Yard wide
bleached Cheese Cloth: regular 1sc
Value;. Wednesday lOC
RED STAR DIAPER CLOTH
The width is 22-inch. full 10 yards
in bolt; Wednesday Bolt So. 80
or yard Soc
PILLOW TUBING-40-in stand
ard brand; Wednesday 55C
AZ INCH-Same as above; Wed
nesday 59c
BOSTON STORE STANDARD
BLEACHED SHEETINGS.
IN yards wide; sec value; We'd
nesday 70c.
2 yards wide; $1.00 value; Wed
nesday S9C
2A yards wide; $110 value;
Wednesday CSC
21s yards wide; $1.20 value:
Wednesday Csc
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Indiana Unipersity Folks
Plan for Annual Dinner

Local alumni and former students of
Indiana University met Saturday to
plan for the annual Foundation dinner.
A speaker from Indiana will be sent
for the dinner, which will be held
either Friday, Jan. % or Saturday,
Jan. a.
Any student or alumnus Of Indiana,
within reaching distance Of Richmond.
is urged to communicate with DIR.
Louis F. Ross, president of the local
association.
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Several matters Of importance, in
addition to the annual election of Off
GERS, will be taken up at the meeting
Of Harry Ray post, in the Commercial
club rooms Wednesday evening, &C
cording to Commander Frank Strayer.
A special conference Of the state ex-
ecutive committee will be held in In
dianapolis Tuesday afternoon, and 1t
is thought that matters Of importance
will be ordered taken up by the local
posts at this conference. Paul Com
stock. as a member of the executive
committee, will attend the meeting
Tuesday and will report on actions
taken to the meeting Wednesday
night.
Discussion and probably some &C
tion with reference to the organization
of women's auxiliary to Harry Ray
post will be taken at Wednesdays
meeting. Several posts throughout
the state have recognized the need
for women's organization, to which
wives, mothers, sisters and daughters
of Legion members would be eligible,
to assist and cooperate with local
posts, and some action along this
line will probably be sought at Wed
nesday's meeting.
Officers to be elected at Wednes-
days meeting of the post will assume
their duties Immediately after cleo.
ton, according to statements made by
present officers of the post. Dr.
George B. Hunt, the only nominee for
post commander, had made no, an.
| nouncement concerning activities OF
the post following his election, but
| it is probable that definite steps to-
ward liyening the organization will
be taken. &
Continuation of the organization
Efforts to increase it's membership will
probably be ordered, and it is hoped
! that the membership of the organiza.
ton will be made 100 per cent strong
before summer.
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STATIONERY REDUCED

STAVIONEhY nEOOS6O
200 BOXES-Paper, all sorts and
kinds left fro mthe holidays; We'd
nesday 19c; for 35c
CSC BOX-A limited quantity of
better goods, worth up to $1.5O-
Wednesday CSC
BAGS AND PURSES REDUCED
PURSES $1.00-All of our $1.25
and $3.50 Strap-Back Purses, ev-
cry size and shape; Wednesday.
VELVET BAGs-An $500. $500,
$500 values, sale price 5000
All $1,000 values, sale price
% Ali i?X s12.oo values, Sale price
"T THE NEW CANTEEN BAGS
REDUCED--In Patent or Fancy
feathers. fully fitted. We offer
some splendid values; Wednesday
1878, $500, $3.50
MUFF BEDS-Clean up OF all
Children's and Women's Muff Beds.
You can make your old muff over
or cover a bed with new material.
w esday 75c, SLIP,
$1.5O, $2.25
NOTIONS
PALM-OLIVE SOAP-Limit 8
bars; Wednesday for 20C
HAIR NETS-Limit dozen Nets
Wednesday S1.35 dozen or 2
for Csc
BOB WHITE TOILET PAPER
Limit z rolls; Wednesday z for
25C
Wednesday 1OG
HOT WATER BOTTLE-2-quart
size; Wednesday 79E
LINEN FINISH THREAD-100
yard spool Black or White; limit
4 spools; Wednesday for 25G
FANCY SILK ELASTIC-N yd.
Remnants lengths; Wednesday for
25C
MUTT CLEANER-Large bottle
Wednesday 10C
IVORY SOAP-Limit 8 bars =
Wednesday 8 for &c
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BUSINESS MAN KILLS. SELF.

WEST BADEN. Ind, Jan 12.-Ho-
mer Humphrey, 81 years old. promi-
nent Bicknell business man commit
ted suicide at the Homestead hotel
Saturday afternoon. by drinking poi-l
son. No cause for his deed could
be ascertained by local officials. He
arrived here Tuesday to take mineral
baths. He arose this morning appar--
emily in good health, and happy and
after taking mineral bath and eats
ing a hearty dinner he retired to his
room where his body was found about
4 o'clock. s p
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BAG FRAMES-One gross Bag
Frames for the Fancy Ribbon Bags
Wednesday 39G
BEAD. NECKLACES-All Bead
Necklaces including Pearls, Jets,
Crystals, Etc, Etc. In splendid
assortment; Wednesday $50.
$50, 75c, SLIP, $1.5O
FANCY MESH BAGS-A limited
quantity entirely new; $500 value;
Wednesday 81 so
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CHILDRENS KNIT SPORT SETS-Cap
and Scarf to match; Wednesday only, set
pieces $50 ....
ONE LOT CRIB BLANKETS-Size 30x4O
inches white with colored border; $1.25 val
ue; Wednesday only, each 81 90
KNIT PETTICOATS-Two dozen assort-
ed plain, grey and all white; Wednesday
only, each CSC
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Silk Department

oA1N ~ pd1 N11A~A1I
SILK SHIRTINGS-30 pieces all
new designs 32-inch Fancy Silk
Shifting, these goods are worth So
yard; Wednesday S1.39
PLAIN TAFFETA SILK Yard
wide all Silk Chiffon Taffeta. in
twenty good shades. Regular $500
value; Wednesday S2.39
SEMI-SILK CREPE DE CHINE
Yard wide for Blouses, Waists,
Dresses and Undergarments, in all
light and dark shades; Wednesday
Sc
SILK POPLINS-12 pieces 24-in.
Plain Silk Poplins in most all
shades; regular $1.00 value; We'd
nesday 59c
NOVELTY CREPE DE CHINE
40-inch Novelty Crepe de Chene
White ground with Novelty plaid;
regular $3.50 value; Wednesday,
$1.79
WOOL DRESS GOODS
NOVELTY PLAIDS-2 pieces 40
inch Fancy Plaids, beautiful color
combinations; regular $500 value;
Wednesday SLIGO
WOOL POPLIN-3S-inch Wool
Poplin. the shades are Wine, Green,
Copenhagen; regular SIPS value;
Wednesday CSC
NAVY BLUE CORD-One piece
36-inch just the thing for children's
wear; Wednesday SEC
NOVELTY SUITINGS-3 pieces
40-inch Fancy Novelty Suiting, good
color combinations; regular $3.50
value; Wednesday ST 20
TAN WOOL SUITING-1 piece
45-inch Fancy Novelty Suiting reg
ular So value; Wednesday 81 10
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
SOFT DRINK PARLORS
WARNED TO CLEAN u

Special attention was given to the
soft drink" parlors of Indiana by
state food and drug inspectors during
the month of November. according to
the report Of l.. L. Miller. state food
and drug commissioner. OF the IS es-
Adjustments inspected 80 were re-
ported in a poor sanitary condition,
and in each case specific instructions
were given to the owners to make i'm
provements. Most of the places in
spected were found delinquent in the
matter OF proper sterilization of dish
es and drinking glasses, the inspectors
reported.
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WHITE WAISTS-One lot White Wolfe
sizes So to A; SLIPS value; Wednesday only
choice each 75c
KNIT GOODS-One lot Children's Caps, as
sorted colors and white, sold up to Soc
Wednesday only each 19c
SPECIAL-One lot Coverall Aprons, dark
Percales; Wednesday only 81 40
BLANKET-Single Bed size, plain Grey
extra heavy; Wednesday only 81 .9S
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Women in Norway are said to en-
gage in wider range Of renumeratives
employment than the women of any
other country. In the larger cities
they are to be found in virtually every
profession and every line of business.
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, Oxendine leaves to his relatives and
friends q noble character. worthy
citizenship, and an unquestioned loyal
ty to his country and belief In It's Inn
mortal principles. ReQuiscat In Race.
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Seek Permission for Loan .
to Maintain County Roads

w. o. Jones, county superintendent
of roads, and Denver Harlan, county
attorney, were instructed by the coun-
ty commissioners Saturday, to appear
before the state tax board to request
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
clad relief it gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. Il is clean, white ONT
ment, made with the oil of mustard.
Better than a mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed on!
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group. stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu-
matism. lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles.
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds of
the chest lit often prevents pneumonia.
soc and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
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Hosiery Specials

LADIES' Isle HOSE-With
Fiber Silk Boot. In all the colors,
White, Grey, Brown, Black; $1.00
value; Wednesday 69c "
MEMS HOSE-Broken lot of
Mems Fibre Silk Hose. the shades
are White and Champagne; regular
50c value; Wednesday 20c
INFANTS WOOL HOSEA lin
tied lot, the shades are Pink, Blue
and Tan. SOC value; Wednesday.
25c
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS-Made
of a good firm Muslin, neatly trim
med. all sizes, cut large and full;
$3.50 value; Wednesday S0C
CHILDREN's WOOL UNDER
WEAR-Small odd lot in separate
pieces. Shirts and Pants in Grey
or Cream in most all sizes; worth
up to 75c; Wednesday 45c
BOYS SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
Made of a fine quality white
Madras Collar attached, in most
all sizes; s1.00 alues; Wednesday
79c
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAW
ERS-These goods are slightly
soiled and mussed. Made Of a
good quality Cambria Muslin; 39c
value; Wednesday 10c
MEMS DR.. WRIGHTS UNDER
WEAR-The original DR.. Wright's
wool fleeced Underwear in line
of broken sizes, In Shirts and Draw
ers: $500 value; Wednesday Csc
CHILDRENS DRAWER LEG
GINS+Just a few in black, all
Wool: regular 75c value; Wednes-
day Bic
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
Wednesday Specials in Our Second Floor Departments

ODD WINTER COATS-Small lot select
ed from our regular line worth up to $3.50;
choice Wednesday only, each So 40 Is
Black Poplin, assorted sizes. high neck, sold
pu to $2.5O; Wednesday only CSC
COTTON BLANKET-One case Grey, ex-
ira large and extra heavy; Wednesday only
pair S2.79
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
Gloves for Less

$1.39 PAIR-Women's double
Silk Gloves, lined throughout in
Brown, Grey and Black; Wednes-
day 81 80
S9c PAIR-Wcmea's Cnamoiset-
to Gloves, in all sizes and colors:
Wednesday S0c
29c PAIR-Odds and Ends Of
Children's Gloves, all sorts and
kinds, worth up to 59c; Wednesday
20C