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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09
HOSIERY. and UNDERWEAR
SALE SPECIALS

5oc-Ladies' fine Isle Hose, white.
champagne, brown and black. full
line of sizes July Sale, sec
7oc-Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose in
grey, white and cordovan. with long
fibre boot in most all sizes, 81 value.
July Sale, 79c
s2.oo-Wayne Knit and Gordon.
pure thread silk Hose in light col
ors only, can easily be dyed into
any dark color, $3.50 value
July Sale, $500
CHILDREN'S HALF HOSE-In
both light and dark shades, all sizes
6 to 91a July Sale, 800
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS-Just 10
dozen, made from good firm mus
lin, cut full and large, all sizes, Is
to 20 July Sale, $1.5o
BRASSIERES-We show a large
new line Of Brassieres and confin-
ers in all the new materials, open
front or back. sizes 80 to so bust
measure July Sale, SOC to $500
MEMS SHIRTS-A clean up Of
Mems Shirts at less than they can
be bought for today; sizes IA,
II, $3.50 value
July Sale, $1.o0
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS-Odd
lot in summer gauze, some with
sleeves, others no sleeve, sizes 2
IN q wars 79c yalue
July Sale, AGO
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BED TICKING-32-inch full g.
ounce Ticking, guaranteed to
hold feathers, S5c value
July Sale, 6ee
INDIAN HEAD-Fine for mid
dies, aprons and dresses; these
goods are worth Coo
July Sale, 43e
CHEESE CLOTH - Just ten
pieces: not many, considering
the price; fine for cleaning and
polishing July Sale, 15c
CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS - 500
yards 29-inch in stripes and
checks, a real bargain, 45c val
ues lilly Sale, $50
TABLE DAMASkS
1926 pieces 66-inch Mercer
izer Damasks, good line Of pat
terms, beautiful finish
July Sale, $1.25
$2.00-70-inch Union Table Da-
mask. fine finish, good line Of
patterns July Sale, $500
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NOTION BARGAINS for
JULY CLEANANCE SALE

RIBBONS
5000 pieces Of Wide Ribbons,
both plain and fancy, for hair bows
and sashes, worth up to soc
July Sale, soc
$1.oo1Lot Of extra wide Fancy Rib
bons for sashes, camisoIes and hair
bows, regular values worth up to
$3.50 july Sale, $500
SUMNER NECKWEAR - Always
something new in this department.
Fancy collars or collar and cuff
sets in Organdy, Crepe or Satin
July Sale, SOC, 75c, $1.oo
SALE OF GLOVES-Women's Silk
Gloves, 2-clasp double finger tips.
in most all shades and sizes
july Sale, SOC
S1oo-Heavy Milanese Silk Gloves
in white, tan, grey and black. in
most all sizes July Sale, $500
LONG SILK GLOVES A mighty
good buy for fall. These come in
black and tans in either II or Is
button lengths, while they last
July Sale, $3.50
PURSES AND BAGS
S1.oo-One gross Of Purses in
either the back or top strap in all
colors and kinds, worth up to $3.50
July Sale, s1.oo
SILK BAGS-Our entire line of
$500 to $3.50 Fancy Silk Bags IL
black and colors, inside frame and
mirror July Sale, 1895
CHILDRENS PURSES Assorted
colors and feathers. choice Of sew
eral styles July Sale, SOC
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PERCAEES - 2S-inch Bookfold
Percales. wider and better than
calicoes for less money, light or
dark coHors July Sale, 25c
BLEACHED MUSLIN - Full
yard wide, fine thread. soft fin
ish, smopthe and firm; limit, 10
yards July Sale, $50
CAMBRIA Observation-Disclosures,
soft finish. for underwear and
fine sewing. This is an eXcep-
tional value July Sale, 35e
BROWN SHEETING MUSLIN
-40-inch. extra heavy quality.
easily bbeached. 2 widths makes
a sheet July Sale, 4Oc
EXTRA SPECIAL-Just 1000
yards short lengths in Bleached
Muslin; perfect goods. 2 to O.
yard pieces: these are worth
40c: limit 10 yards
July Sale, 500
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BAG FRAMES-Make your own
bag, and use one OF our pretty
metal or shell tops. offered special
for the July Sale SOC. 79c, S1.1e
STATIONERY-25c Box. 200 boxes
in white or tints, % each paper and
envelopes; priced special for
July Sale, 25o
SOC BOX-This is our biggest val
ue, As sheets and 48 envelopes in
four tints, white, pink. blue and
buff July Sale, SOC
POUND PAPER-Autocrat Linen,
70 sheets in each box. soc value
July Sale, 800
BEAD NECKLACES We offer
some exceptional values in fancy
necklaces. Priced special for the
July Sale, SOC, 78c, S1.1e
HAIR SWITCHES-Just received a
new line of Real Human Hair
Switches, made from real human
hair, all shades
July Sale, $3.50, s4.oo, $500
NOTIONS
Armour's Buttermilk Soap
4 for Csc; box Of IL bars, 6oc
Talcum Powder 2 cans for 25c
Ivory Soap, limit 3 bars, for 25c
Mufti Cleaner Large bottle, 19c
Bob White Toilet Paper-Limit
rolls S for 25c
Hair Nets-All shades, limit S nets
for SOC
Hot Water Bottle-s1.25 value
Special. 500
Val Laces-All new patterns
Special. II yards for 6oc
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DOMESTIC BARGAINS for Our July Clearance Sale

PILLOW TUBINGS-What we
have just said about sheetings
Is equally true about Pillow
Tubings-
36-inch Seamless-JuIy Sale Csc
40-inch Seamless-JuIy Sale 200
42-inch Seamless-July Sale 75c
45-inch Seamless-JuIy Sale 800
SHEETS and PILLOW CASES
Our line of Sheets and Pillow
Cases, quality considered, can
not be eQualled at prices for
which these goods are being Of
fered during this sale.
63x90 Seamless for child's bed
July Sale, $1.45
72x90 Seamless for single bed
July Sale, $2.o5
s1x90 Seamless for double bed
July Sale, $2.25
.45x36 Pillow Cases
July Sale, 500
42x36 Pillow Cases
July Sale, $50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09

CANTON FLANNELS-As long
as ten pieces will last we offer
a very heavy canton in either
bleached or unbleached: fine,
soft fleece July Sale, $50
TURKISH TOWELS
59c-This is a double thread
towel, size 15x30, extra weight.
July Sale sec, 6 for 1925
FANCY TOWELS-Not many
in this lot; guest size in pink or
blue borders.
July Sale acc, 6 for s2.75
TURKISH WASH CLOTHS
Good size. assorted color Dor
ders July Sale, $1.oo Dozen
COMFORT coTToNs
This is the time to buy cotton
for the comforts for Fall and
Winter. Just three big values:
22c ROLL~Good, clean cotton,
a very special value. bought for
the sale July Sale, 22o
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SA.oo-Plain Taffeta, all shades
July Sale, $293
S4.25-40-inch Satin Charmeuse
July Sale, $343
s35o-40-inch All Silk Plain Georgette
Crepe for Blouses and Dresses
July Sale, $3.50
sa75-Plain Crepe de Chine in every
wanted shade July Sale, 1888
S1.5o-Plain Silk Poplin, a beautiful
bright finish, full line Of colors
July Sale, $1.10
FANCY FOULARDS-4O-in all new
patterns, not seen elsewhere, $3.50 val
ues July sale, $Eo9
SATIN RADIANT-4O-inch, comes in all
street shades, for suits, skirts and
dresses July Sale, $279
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Wool
Goods

36-inch Navy Blue OF
tonan Sale Price, 69c
>36-inch Copenhagen blue
White Stdipe Suiting
Sale Price, sec
27-inch Black and White
Wool Challie
Sale Price, 6oc
36-inch Fancy Navy and
Red Plaid
Sale Price, SOC
36-inch Fancy Red and
Copen Plaid
Sale Price, S9c
54-inch Navy Blue
Striped Serge
Sale Price, $1.7o
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GNeHAMs-one case bought for this sale, 81 inches
wide plaids and stripes 45c value July SALE yd
One lot 80 inches wide fine French Bingham large pads
and stripes, soc values Choice, yd,
TISSUE GINGHAMs-Smal lot of plaids sold up
yard Choice, 75c
WASH GooDs-Al printed Voiles and printed Organdies
will show reduction during July Sale. special
lots, per yard 45c, $50, $1.35
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PERCALES - 1000 yards, all
new goods, yard wide, light or
dark cOlors, 45c value
July Sale, 29c
GINGHAMS - Apron checks,
standard goods, full line checks.
800 value July Sale, go
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SIC ROLL~Weighs full pound,
soft and clean, special for
July Sale, SIC
$1.10 ROLL~Weighs full three
pounds. opens up in one sheet;
one roll makes, a comfort
-JuIy Sale, $1.1o
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09
Silk and Wool Goods Department

SILK SHIRTINGS-The most wonder
full line of styles and colorings we have
ever offered
$500 values July Sale, $3.50
$3.50 values july Sale, $3.50
$500 values July Sale, $500
NOVELTY SILKS-This line includes
Plaids, Checks and Stripes for Blouses,
Skirts and Dresses
$500 values July Sale, $3.50
$2.75 values July Sale, 1928
$3.50 values July Sale, $3.50
NOVELTY SPORT SILKS-Migels 40in.
Fancy Sport Silks in a wonderful line Of
styles and color combinations, $1,000
value July Sale, $500
s3.5o-Yard Wide, Plain Satin Messaline
in about 80 shades July Sale, $2.93
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09

SUMMER CORSETS-Empire Net
Corsets for hot weather, medium
bust, long hip, all sizes, % to 80,
July Sale, $3.50
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS With
either the lace or cuff knee, all
sizes, soc value July Sale, SOC
KNIT UNDERWEAR
Complete Lines for Men, Women
and Children
Women's Vests ...... 2ec to S1.25
Wbmen's Pants ....... SOC to 800
W1omen's Union Suits. soc to 1925
Mems shirts or drawers; special 7ec
Mems Union Suits, $3.50 to $3.50
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR-Our line
is complete in every detail: can
not use space to describe them all.
Corset Covers and Camisoles, priced
at ........ .osc TO SE.oo
Skirts .............$1 SIPS to $500
Chemise ............$ 81 90 to 1878
Gowns $3.50 to $4.25
PaJamas ........... $500 to $4.25
Philippine Underwear-Hand made
and hand embroidered in envelope
chemise and gowns, beautiful line
of styles. Price range
July Sale, 1925 to $4.25
SILK UNDERWEAR
We show the most beautiful line
Of these goods we have ever offer
ed. Made from Crepe de Chine and
Wash Satin.
Ca.nisoles SIPS to $3.50
Envelope Chemise $500 to $3.50
Gowns 1898
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09
CRASH TOWELINGS

STEVENS UNION CRASH-17
inch, blue border, half bleached.
Limit 10 yards July Sale, 23c
STEVENS ALLLINEN - 49,
inch, full bleached; none better
than Stevens. Limit 10 yards.
July Sale, 37o
UNBLEACHED LINEN WET
800 yards, fine for tea towels;
absorbs the water; limit 10 yds.
July Sale, zoe
SHEETING-Now Is the time to
buy sheetings. Full bleached,
all standard brands, mea sure
full width and. of course, makes
a seamless sheet. Consider
we'll these prices
81 54-inch July Sale, S .65
IA 63-inch July Sale, S 70
8-4 72-inch July Sale, S .e5
"a 81-inch July Sale, S .e5
1914 90-inch July Sale, $1.o5
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09
Very Extra
Special
Hope
Muslin

1 to 5 yard lengths,
perfect goods, limit 10
yards. Tod a VS. mill
price is $50; July Sale
SIC
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09
A REAL. PLEASURE

When you spend your money at the Boston
Store you always have the positive assurance
and comforting satisfaction of knowing that
the lowest and only price is yours without the
asking.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09

RAJ coATs-Entre line reduced. Ladies', Misses and
Children's, all reduced.
cHILDRENs COASTAL sizes, years to IA years;
A off, Others 1-2 off.
SWEATERS-Our entire line will show reduction All
Silk at IA off, all Wool Sweaters,
1919 Off
cHiLDRENS DRESSES will all show reduction.
CHILDRENS HATS-Entre line Hats at IA Off
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09

eLoUsEsAll reduced. including Georgettes Crepe de
Chine Taffeas Trcolette Cotton Voies Organizes etc.
all reduced.
sPEcIAL-one OF Georgees assorted colors values
up to $780, all sizes July Saie' $5.ss
DRESS sKIRTs-Will all show reduction OF not less
than IA off, including Wash Skirts, Wool Skirts and SILK
Skirts.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-09

covERALL APRONS AND HOUSE DREssEs-None held
back-Au Reduced.
SHOCKS AND MiDDIES-Any color you may wish, all
sizes, will show reduction
PETTiCOATS Messaine, Jersey, Taffeta, Bingham,
Heatherbloom all reduced.
Gingham eec $35 EACH Silk Taffea S3es $685. each
Jersey, $675 to $4.85 Mercerized, $35 $3.50 each
MADRAS sHlRTlNGS-3ein. wide. Special values
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Wool
Goods

36-inch Plain navy blue
Danish Cloth
Sale Price 6oc
40-inch Tan Novelty
Suiting Sale Price $500
45-inch Tan Wool Bro
cade Suiting
Sale Price $1.39
40-inch Black Shadow
Stripe Suiting
Sale Price, 6oc
50-inch Black and White
Check Suiting
Sale Price, $3.50
36-inch Novelty Grey
Suiting Sale Price SOC
56-inch Tan Novelty
Skirting Sale Price SIPS
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Very Extra
Special
PercuIes

Yard wide P ales,
either light or dark col
ors, good line of styles.
We reserve right to
limit quantity; July
Sale
29c
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KEEP YOUNG

People with bad backs and weak kid- neys are apt to feel old at sixty. Many old folks say Doan's Kidney Pills help them keep young. Here's . convincing case:
 J. P. Howe, Prop. of general store, l62 Water St.. Santa crus. cslif, says:-
 Fl haven't needed a kidney medi- cine for the past two years, as I have had no trouble since last using Doan's Kidney Pills. It was overlifting that affected my kidneys. had severe pain in the lower part of my back, but the main trouble was with my kd- neys. They didn't act properly. The secretions burned and there was in- flamation in nay bladder. had tried all known kidney medicines, but they did me no good. Deans Kidney Pills, however, did the Work for me. Il have been entirely free from kidney and hadder trouble for tho past two 'years." Statement given February 19 191e.l
 On December 1, 1919, Mr. Howe said: "I never miss . chance to reeom- mend Doan's Kidney Pills to anyone I hear speak of kidney trouble. l know from experience; there is noth- ing better for this trouble"
 60c, at all dealers. Foster 1lilburn Co.,, Mfgrs., Buffalo, NJ
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Hamilns Wizard Oii is . cafe. simple and effective treatment for both headathA and neuralRis. Rubbed in where the pain is, it eases the tortured nerves and almost in. vasiabiy brings quick Feiief. Keep . supply on had.
 Wizard Oil b . good depsndabje preparation to hAve in tho nsdicine chest foe ffst aid jwhea ohe doeeoe may te. fir atsax lts healiae ". septic Vua6tiss ean always 6e = led upoa q . pceveutive SKainoe infection, og ot3sf scsioHe resulss, fcou1' lpeajns, bsuiseA cut1 hnsna bttes sad stiaGA lael ae Good, toos for 1ose fs6t, etlg aoe1 lSuoe 6joo0I cold sofss aad eAakle SoeQa
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-08

IS. Proxies cannot be used :.
state or county conventions
10. Where no n minations -
within the time limited by Law
to a primary eject oh' The counh
tral commiutee mas nc power to /,
a nomination LOT that office pr,sl
the holding of the primary ~.
I'LL vacancy on Fhe ticket afts,
primary.
/, II. Where there is vacaps,
the ticket for the office OF county, |
missioner, the vacancy is filled x
county central committee and ~
the governor. IVY
Is. A person duly qualified ma,
a candidate for and hold mh,,l
fee and at the same time he a y
date for and held the position .,
mitteeman on the state or conn.,.
| trail committees pr delegate y
state or county convention.
10. No compensation is to ha
| Judges. clerks or a sistants at mi,
elections from the county or
The precinct cor mitteemen Of
precinct provide the polling plac
no part OF the cos Is thereof Is Oh
able to the county or state. The
OF all ballots, blanks and other
plies, including the ballot boxe,
booths, is paid out of the county
ury as at general elections.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-08
WILSON KILLED BUDGET

The responsibility for the failure of the budget bill be-
lcngs Mr. Wilson and his party said Senator Med Nc
Cormck of Illinois, in statement The people know
it. They know that he seized upon echnicay an
alleged unconstitutional feature in the bill to defeat the will
of the country that haphazard Of doing bust
should abandoned The people know that the advice
which received better in all likelihood than that
Mr. Wilson received. Decisions points of law
the Supreme Court and delegated the Pre
Dental office though Mr. Wilson fit to arrogae to
himself this particular decision The people know that
when the responsible leaders of congress- interested in
the broad purposes of the bill than single paragraph singled
out for presidential opposition sought to meet that oppos
ton of Mr. Wilson's staunchest supporters the Senate
helped to defeat the in the last minutes of Congress
The people will not be denied budget system longer
though Mr. Wilson has deferred its operation for
least The immediate duty of Congress when it
again the first Monday in December win be TO reenac the
budget bill which met President Wilson's dsapproval in the
closing hours of the recent session.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-08

A. d. 1920. on cornorat-
tons owning private proper, .r con.
the district, must under pela
piy For failure to destroy or make an
,orest effort to eradicate the weees eos
n ln,'.,oned herein. may subject tne
m asraon firm or corporation upon con on
L';at,on 70 a fine not exceeding $loo.
The 11 road overseer is directed to entsr
upon and destroy the weeds me ea the
~ a IN this notice, upon failure OF tne
ca n 30 90 70 do, and charge the ex
, omse' for so doing to the owners o. .,
t tha ground upon which the weeds
' .re ne a legal assessment provided
by law. A.. ~ Grange
vile Highway Commissioners TINS orr
day of July. 1920. r
VOC A. 81. WETHERBEE'
| Secretary
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-08
COX AND ROOSEVELT ACCEPTABLE.

The nomination of James M. Cox governor OF Ohio for
presidency and Franklin Roosevelt assistant secretary
e the navy president by the Democratic convention
according press reports is being acclaimed as the
very men to lead the Democratic hosts to the pie
for another four years Undoubtedly the Democrats
recognized the weakness of their position before the people
stuck fast Cox for the that he from Ohio
the home state of the Republican nominee with the be-
lief that would from the senator's support in that
state We firmly believe that governor Cox will come near
riding into the white house any of the contestants at San
Francisco.
The people are tired of President Wilson's gov
eminent and November End will make it manifest Cox
will go down defeat though he is the strongest
the Democrats could nominate
the satisfaction that being expressed the Republican
party heartily join.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-08
PLATFORM PRODUCT OF PROFOUND STUDY

The Republican platform worked out chiefly by a
large committee appointed in advance and comforting with Re
pubcans in all parts of the country The tenve platform
examined and completed by the regular platform COM
ittee appointed in the to conventions of
both political pares The most important panks drawn
satisfactory all concerned and the platform
adopted without dissent Yet the president with his usual
parsanshp and disregard of facts declared that the
by which the Chicago platform accomplished
to me to have been essentially Prussan in inspiration and
method More than before, the Republican conven
free from domination of sort whatever yet it is
denounced by partisan president Prussianized" And
there are few people who claim to be Republicans who will
support who thus prevaricates.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-08

Under law enacted by the Republican Congress ana ap
proved by President Wilson all persons crippled or nJue
while engaged in industrial work will be given an oppo'u
.ty further education and training to lit them 1o
suitable employment The bill introduced by hepesen1
alive William r. Green of Iowa. and amended provinces
Tor an expenditure of $4,000 for next and
each the following years. under system OF federal
supervision The funds win be allotted to the states III
proportonat their population The law provides
for the expenditure of equal amount of money by the
The federal board of vocational education is charged with
the administration of the act.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-08
HUGE POWER AVAILABLE

Among the many constructive passed by the
recent Republican Congress the water power BILL which
designed to private capital to invest in the de
copment of water power running to waste The law
inducements to investors at the time that it
tecs the public interest 1t probably not perfect
as field of legislation but lit is beginning
and will lead to very beneficial results And yet experience
lnay that the law satisfactory respect
that may be- congress that makes start in of
latent resources particularly when there is scarcity of
coal and fuel oil deserves great credit.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-08
STIMULATES FOREIGN BANKING

sWith the return of normal conditions in the world
shall be required the vest competition in the main
of foreign trade stated Represen
adjustments of trade and following the
idly taking place. and shall not only be required to be
and doing shall find difficult to retain what al
ready unless avail ourselves of the best possible
facilities and equipment With view to meeting these
ons the Republican Congress enacted the socaed Edge
bill providing for banking corporations authorized to do
foreign banking business This legislation long felt
need in connection with foreign and will
doubey prove be of the important legislative
ments of the Congress-