Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 160, 18 June 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 19i5

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C1USTLIHB GREENSFORK AfJfMUflCES LOT SALE J Mosey tbat is a wonder for a town Tnwn Needs More Houses to thi8 6lze- Our groceries, meat mar-

. - j . ket, hardware and lumber yard are

Accommodate rersons Wanting to Live in Thriving Town.

Eight Acres Sub-divided and Platted, With Streets and Alleys Graded, to Be Sold Saturday. GREENSFORK, June 18 Tomorrow is the day that will mark the beginBfng of a greater Greensfork. Greensfork has always been on the map, but the local Commercial club, citizens and Old Trail Highway club, together with the town council bave determined to put Greensfork on the map bigger than ever. For some time Greensfork has badly needed building ground and it has been impossible to place all the people that have wanted to locate here, for every house that has become vacant there has been from four to six applicants who desired to rent it. No vacanfftbouses are seen here and on

account of the physical conditions sur

rounding the town mere is just ooe direction in which it can be extended,

that is east and northeast. There is a tract of land laying just east of the town and north of the Pennsylcania railroad that was reserved by the former owner, Mr. Carter of Indianapolis for building purposes, but he was unable to handle in a manner that would warrant any extension in that direction. At the solicitation of local citizens the Gerhart Realty Company of Kokomo purchased this tract containing about eight acres and have subdivided it and layed it out in lots, streets and alleys have been established to conform with the original plat of the town, these have been graded and are ready for further improvement. Auctioneers. These lots will be sold to the hightot bidder on Saturday afternoon, sale beginning promptly at 1 o'clock, and from this time on the local people invite the surrounding towns and cities to watch Greenfork grow. The Gerhart company owns the land and in connection with the local Commercial club and citizens who are interested in the advancement of the town, Saturday will be a big day. A good band will furnish the music and down-town concert will start promptly at 12 o'clock noon and at 1 o'clock the big sale of lots will start. The realty company have engaged the services of Col. Reppert, lglehart, and Hamilton and

Son, auctioneers, ior tne aiternoou. Col. Reppert is well known over the United States and it will be a treat alone to hear him sell these lots. He bears the reputation of being one of the best auctioneers In America. Igle-

VJhart and Hindman and Son of WagergSw are also well known through here, lglehart has been one of the auctioneers at the annual Underhill Regisr . ... i i. 1 1 ,1

tered Duroc nog saies lasi ian au Hindman and Son assisting him.

Hindman and Son conduct most of the

nnhlte sales in this section or

r country. i Greenfork's Advantages. 1 All the merchants and business men have signed and circulars are being distributed announcing this opening of Katrview addition as the biggest day in the history of Greenfork. They do not hesitate to say that they have the most alive town for its proportions in Wayne county. First of all Greenfork is located in the center of the best farming community In the state, our farmers are thrifty, alive and well-to-do, our merchants have a line of goods unequalled by any other town of its size in the state. There is a large department store owned by Geo.

the best in the country. Greensfork

has a market for poultry and products to Eastern markets. We have a good bank, churches snd splendid school, making our town a very desirable place in which to live. We have bus and transit line from Richmond to Hagerstown carrying passengers,' express and freight that in a very short time will make two round trips each day from Hagerstown to Richmond, thus giving additional facilities. Electric Light Plant. The town has an electric light plant that is not seen in every town of this size, giving the town six hour's service. The plant was recently purchased by the present owners and has been completely rebuilt and new equipment installed, having two systems, that will always insure perfect service. Electric light lines have been extended to the country and as fast as Fairview builds lines will be extended through this addition and the managers will give longer than six hour service when the consumption of current is materially increased. A contract was let for 2,000 feet of

cement walk this week and the board of town trustees are making every, effort to keep the town in the best condition possible, and the board, , together with the Commercial club intend to locate an industry here or more than one as fast as the people who will be employed can be accommodated. Y The local citizens are extending an invitation to all surrounding towns and cities to be present on Saturday and Saturday afternoon, and see what

will be the future Greensfork. Already word has been received from all direc-

AMERICANS ADHERE TO MOTOR PRICE SCALE

LONDON, June 18. A striking example of Yankee trading tenacity lis afforded by the motor car trade fin England now. Transatlantic freights have gone up tremendously, and British cars are scarce owing to govern

ment utilization of the factories.

T3tif rather than lnnft thi ri nl A svn

tions of many who will be here for tfae British trade in cheap cars the

American , manufactuerers are still

the Afternoon sale and entertainment.

A welcome awaits every visitor at all places of business and by every citizen in town, for they are all interested In the big move forward.

NEW CARS FOR PARIS PARIS, June 18. The omnibuses are to reappear in the streets in a few days. They are of a larger type than those they superseded after an interval of nine month. The amount of walking that Parisians have done since the war began has been excellent for their figures and health. Happily, the loose-flowing skirt came in, enabling the followers of fashion to "faire du footing," as the expression is. The "flou" skirt was bound to come if only as a reaction from the sheath style; but the war ha ; hastened it.

selling at the usual prices. So high are the freights that there can be little or no profit left. But the Americans are intent on holding on to the market so that after the war they will have a firm footing established here.

HOLD TO WAR RELICS

LONDON. June 18. Those collectors of curios anxious to obtain some trophy from the front such as pickel-haube--the German infantry spiked hamlet or other article of the enemy's equipment, are finding great difficulty in gratifying their wishes. The numerous objects gathered from the hostile trenches that Tommy brings home on leave are far too precious to the owner to be parted with even for the comparatively large sums that are being offered.

ATTACK WILLIAMSBURG.

LEWISVILLE, Ind., June 18. When rain prevented the . playing of the baseball game at. Williamsburg Sunday, the home team refused to pay the expenses of the local team.

GERMAN CHILDREN LEARN WAR GAME

BERLIN, June 18. The annual school reports whici have just been issued show officially that all theboys of Germany from the age of fifteen up

wards are being trained to participate in the national defense should this prove necessary. The training of German school children falls in two parts,

a moral and a physical preparation. All ordinary j school programs bare been abolished and replaced by war programs.

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ATURDAY

Sensational Saturday Bargains

25c Burson HOSIERY

Mill imperfect'ns

$1 HOUSE DRESSES Light or dark 49c

$1 MUSLIN GOWNS Emb'y Trimmed, 39c

BEST 59c CORSETS Strongly bo;. . 34c

CITY ADVERTISEMENT. Department of Public Works. Office of the Board.

1 Richmond, Ind., June 17, 1915. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the boara of public works of the cit;- of Rich-i mond. Indiana, that on the 17th day of June, 1915, they unanimously adopted Declaratory Resolution No. 109, 1915. To open and extend the first alley south of Sherman street, between Sheridan and Boyer streets; also to opn and extend Vine street, between the same points; more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the southwest corner of lot No. 1, the Thomas addition; running thence west parallel with the south line of Sherman street to the east line of an alley running north snd south first east of Boyer street; thence south along the east side of paid allpy 16 feet: thence east parallel with the north line to the northwest corner of lot No. 12, the Thomas

addition.

TtiP street to ne openea is more particularly described as follows, towit: Beginning on the south line or Vine street, at the west terminal; running thence west to the east side of an alley running north and south first east of Boyer street;- thenee north along the east side of said alley 25 feet: thence east parallel with the south line to the southwest corner of lot No. 12, the Thomas addition; thence south to the. place of beginning. All as shown by a plat of such proposed opening now on file in the office of the board of public works of paid city. The property which may be injuriously or beneficially affected bv said proposed openings is known

and described as the alley and street Lherein proposed to be opened and the

lots abutting on said alley and street and both sides thereof. The Board of Public Works of said city has fixed Thursday, July 15, 1915. as a date upon which remonstrances may be filed or presented by persons

Interested in, or affected by, said pro- i

posed openings or either or tnem. as above described, and on said day, at 9 o'clock a. m., said board will meet at Its office for the purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrances which may have been filed or presented, and for the purpose of taking final action thereon. Such action shall be final and conclusive upon all persons. ALFRED BAVIS, CHARLES E. MARLATT, JOHN MCMINN, 1S-25 Board of Public Works.

FOR SATURDAY'S SELLING. S25IVf IDDIES

Beautiful new oriental style, of finest quality, all sizes for women and misses. $2.00 WAISTS China silk and lingerie Waists of all kinds; charming new styles

FOR SATURDAY'S SELLING. $1 Long Silk (Joves

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Sensational Saturday Barqairis

$1.00 BED SPREADS Double bed size, 59c

CHILD'S 15c DRAWERS

Emb'd Flounce

954c

$1 BOLT Long Cloth

Chamois finished

55c

35c MUSLIN DRAWERS Emb'd Flounc 16c

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Superior quality, black or white, double finger tips, full 16 button length.

f& duc aim uioves

Pure silk in black, white and col- 07 n ors, double finger tip, 2 clasp Ol t 50c AUTO SCARFS 39c

TO $1.00 MUSLIN

rciuiuAia ... Deep embroidered flounce.

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ATTENTION MEN!

M-n. take advantage of this; real $1 shirts specially priced for Saturday plain or fancy stripes, coat cut, cuffs attached, newest colorings and finest materials; all sizes to 17.

50c Work Shirts Finest Amoskeag blue chambray, black sateen, etc., cut. full, faced sleeves, double stitched, sizes to 17

25c PARIS - rjGARTERS. . lit 35c PURE "I Q SILK HOSE.J-it $2 Silk Front QQ SHIRTS 50c SILK QQn Suspenders.. 0l 50c Silk OQn Four-in-hand l!M.

$1.00 UNION SUITS Finest French balbriggan, elastic ribbed, porous knit or athletic styles; closed crotch, perfect fitting,

sale price

GIRLS' 75c DRESSES

New plaid ginghams, 2 to 14 Yrs.

3 CANS LIGHTHOUSE CLEANER

Regular 5c size Armour's Light House Cleanser, 3 cans 10c.

37c

10c

CHILD'S 50c ROMPERS . .

34c

FOR SATURDAY'S SELLING.

50c PURE SILK HOSE

All women's sizes, black, white and new colors, double lisle feet, deep garter top. Special. 25c SILK LISLE HOSE for women,

black or white, fin

est quality at

19c

39c

WOMEN'S 50c OUT SIZE HOSE Burson make, black or white... CHILD'S 19c RIBBED HOSE at Fast black for boys or girls.

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FOK SATURDAY'S SELLING

50c Union

Suits

29c

Finest quality, lisle finished, lace or tight knee; all women's sizes.

Women's 25c Underwear lisle finish Vests "I Hp and Pants

Women's $1 Union Suits, finest quality, AHo lace knee

Men's $2 Sailor Straw Hats 954 Men's 10c Canvas Gloves, knit wrist Men's 75c Heavy Overalls at 44 Men's Best 10c Hosiery at f Men's Finest $2 Work Trousers 98 Men's 75c Muslin Night Shirts at 49( Men's 25c Police Suspenders, Special. . 16 Men's Finest 20c Lisle Dress Hosiery . -XC

Sale of New Crisp UNDERMUSL1NS

84c

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All kinds, all sizes, all materials. $1.00 SAMPLE JQ c WAISTS 20 pretty models of women's lingerie Waists; special.

$2.00 LONG KIMONOS . .

97c

For women, of genuine Serpentine Crepes, new styles and colors.

6c UNBLEACHED MUSLIN

Unbleached Muslin, limit 1 yards.'

mill lengths;

50c KIMONO APRONS...

33c

of best light or dark colored percales, cut full.

$2.00 HOUSE DRESSES . . .

98c

Women's $2 Embroidered Petticoats 95c I Women's 50c Drawers, Embroidered 37c

Women's 75c Envelope Chemise 48c Women's. Finest $1 Combinations. ..... . .66c $2 Princess Slips, Embroidery 97c Women's 35c Envelope Drawers 21c Women's $1 Embroidery Petticoats 65c

Norfolk Coats, peg top knickers of fine quality All sizes up to 17 years

$1.95

BOYS' 35c UNION SUITS 14c BOYS' 75c KHAKI PANTS ...39c

BOYS' 35c BROWNIES .22c BOYS' 35c BLOUSES 19c

for women, finest lawns, ginghams, chambrays, etc., newest styles. BOYS' 50c BLOUS- 39 c ES at Ginghams, sateens, chambrays, etc. Famous "Little One" brand.

$2.00 WASH SKIRTS at . .

98c

$7.50--$10 SUMMER DRESSES

P K's, basket weaves, beach cloths, etc., wide flare bottoms, pockets and belt trimmed.

50c BED SHEETS at

Bleached, size 72x90; hemmed.

33c

INFANTS' 75c DRESSES ...

39c

Neat embroidery and lace trimmed.

I wL pretty styles.

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Rice Cloths & Dimities. Qiy J Q

Figured Voiles, Lawns,

A special purchase of. manufacturers' samples. Choice of these $7.50 and'$10 Dresses now at g5.6J

abb SKIRTS AND DRESSES SOME

WORTH UP TO $5.00. This Is a Remarkable Offer Worn

en's dresses and skirts in all the new-

ppt colori" c-3 nrr stvTf : all eizs.

99c

$10.00 COATS Choice of 25 women's new Coats; plain serges, novelty mixtures, shepherd checks, flare and belted styles Qn QQ at PO70

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For women and misses

new coatee effects with

tiered skirts, wide flare bottoms, white dotted

swiss, all sizes . . .

.$2.98

PALM BEACH COATS AND SUITS.

Women's $8.00 Palm Beach Coats New military style, with contrasting collar Lriced $5.75

Women's $10 Palm Beach Suits Plaited Norfolk jacket and wide flaring skirts,

priced at ........

$6.95

SATURDAY SALE OF DOMESTICS

10c Apron Ginghams 5c 7c Print Calicos 4c 122c Huck Towels 6c 15c Pillow Cases 72c 25c Mercerized Poplins 16c 25c Windsor Crepes 14c 65c White Table Damask 33c

19c Tissue Ginghams ...... .12'2C 15c Plaid Ginghams 9c 25c Curtain Scrims 17c $1 Bed Sheets (81x90) 59c 25c Window Shades 16c 15c India Linon 8c 6c Cotton Twill Toweling 3c

75c Outing Hots Just the thing for summer comfort, beach cloth and crashes, plain white with colored bands, soft or stiff brims, Saturday special price

CHOICE OF $2.00 HAT SHAPES Your choice of any Colored Shape in our Oft

stock, Saturday at 07C

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