Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 192, 26 July 1915 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915.

ARMY AND NAVY WILL ENTERTAIN G. A. R. VETERANS Submarines, and Torpedo Boats Will be Brought to Washington for National Convention of G. A. R.

DISPLAY

PROGRESS

Growth of Army and Navy Since Civil War to be Shown to the Old I Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, July 26. Submarines and swift running torpedoe boat destroyers will be brought to Washington by the Navy Department to add a special feature to the series of events which are to take place at the national capital, in connection with the forthcoming encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Secretary Daniels is desirous that the old veterans shall be afforded an opportunity to see some of the implements of mod

ern warfare in order to show hy contrast with those which were in use a half century ago the progress which has been made since the days when the Grand Army men and their brothers in the navy bore arms. The fact Is appreciated that because of its successful operation in ' European waters at the present time, the submarine is the most talked of weapon of present day warfare, yet few of the veterans of the Civil War have ever seen one. The suggestion was at first made that the department should bring to Washington the old Holland which was the first underwater craft of our navy and from which the successful boats of today have been developed, and place beside it one of the recently constructed submarines. - Brings Old Types. Th fact that this vessel has been

sold t oa private concern will preclude that possibility, and accordingly it has been planned to bring here one of the earliest types and also one of the modern submarines to illustrate the progress made in construction: The United States was the first nation to develop the underwater fighting vesvel. It was then taken up by Great Britain which employed the old Holland patients with improvements, and finally by Germany which has used this class of boats with such deadly effect upon the ships of her enemies. The old Holland and some of the models which followed - her, one of which will be here, gave their first demonstrations in the Potomac off Washington where it is proposed during encampment week to give exhibitions of torpedo , firing, dummies

being used, to Illustrate the manner in which the present day submarine operates. An effort is also being made to have one or more hydroplanes brought here for exhibition purposes. Navy to be Represented. The Navy ; and the Marine Corps will also be represented by their enlisted personnel and probably some of the vessels of the Atlantic fleet. It will be possible for - the bluejackets and marines to be brought to Washington, as they have on similar occasions, by special steamer to remain during the day of the parade and form an impressive part of the escort of the veterans. The Navy Department contemnlates

rdoing this in the honor of the O. A. R.

members and their friends who will be present in large numbers, but as in the case of the representation of the army,, it is not regarded as advisable to have too large a demonstration lest it detract in a numerical way from the principals of the celebration, the supervisors of the civil war.

MEET IN THE WOODS.

ANDERSON, Ind., July 26. The congregation of the Arrow Avenue Christian - church introduced an innovation in religious services when they shut up the church, packed up lunches and went to a woods nearby where they spent the day. Rev: Melvyn Thompson preached from a stump and the. Bible school and the Christian Endeavor society met as usual. Rain cut short the evening service however.

REPORTER SELECTS ANIMALS FOR PARK

When certain packages which they were expecting from Detroit failed to arrive during the week, members of the board of public works and Park Superintendent Ford showed increasing signs of uneasiness. Members of the board declared they always knew that newspaper reporters were unreliable and that they should never have trusted this city hall man with such an important errand. When one of the men who dally chronicles events at police court and left for his vacation, he was authorized to purchase for the city a Rhesus monkey. Officials either expected he would send it to the mor carry it under his arm or on his shoulder when he returned. Today he turned up at the city ball, and although he was not carrying the monkey and the accompanying band organ he brought good news. He announced he had negotiated the purchase of an Ocelot Cat, a native; of. Central America which resembles a leopard, one Rhesus monkey and a Ringtail money. Park Superintendent Ford telegraphed for the animals at once. He hopes to have them at the park zoo by Wednesday. - - -

According to scientists, a man should live about five times as long as the time required for the full development of his frame and muscular system, but seldom does.

GRAIN RETURNS AVERAGE YIELD OF 27 BUSHELS

MILTON, Ind., July 26. Will Higham had out a field of SO acres In wheat. The .yield was an average of 27 bushels to the acre. The quality is fine. Word has been received that I. F. Lants, who was-taken to Reid Memorial hospital at Richmond Friday, is seemingly better. ? Miss Marie - Snyder, who has been attending Miami university at Oxford, O., is home again. . Miss Catherine Snyder was at Connersville Friday to visit friends. Mesdames Zelda Newcomer and children antl Mrs. Myrtle Newton and children, have gone to Bradford, O., to visit relatives. . The Rebekah lodge will meet Tues

day evening. The membership is in

vited to be present.

' Mrs. D. H. Warren left Saturday

for Wabash, where she will spend a few days with her sister. Mrs. Edward Wallace and other relatives. Visits at Cambridge. Mrs. " Christian Kerber was a Cambridge City visitor Saturday.

Mrs. Vene Beeson had as her guest at dinner , Saturday, Mrs. Mary

Walker, of north of Dublin.

One of the prettiest pieces of work

that has been done In Milton recently, is that of the new auto hearse tor Charles Myers of Connersville. It was built by Thomas B- Lants and son. Lute Lants. Jr.. and Is 144 inches wheel base and IS feet long. The

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SpecialsiorMen

$2.00 AUTO LEATHER GLOVES Soft Cuffs . . $1.00 SILK HATS

AND CAPS

50c SILK HATS AND CAPS . .

89c 69c 39c

$10.00 PALM BEACH OR MOHAIR SUITS Cool and Com

fortable; light and dark colors

$4.95

THE STANDARD MERCHANDISE CO.

8th and North E Sts.

Richmond, Indiana

Specials tor Women 75c CORSET COVERS OQ Special OOC Attractive Styles in MUSLIN GOWNS, $1.00 values 7Q

S 89c 15c

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Special $1.50 TUB SILK WAISTS 25c LADIES' SILK HOSE, In colors .

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FALL GOODS

SALE

$1.98 Velvet Rugs, 27x54 $1 .50 Fibre Suit Case; Special . Choice of any Straw Hat in store

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Combined with Suburban and Dollar Day will make Wednesday; July 28, the greatest day in the history of all merchandizing events ever before attempted by the Standard Merchandise Company. We want you to read every item carefully; then come early Wednesday morning for the wonderful bargains we are offering.

3 50c Boys Blouses for ...

3 50c Ladies Knit Union Suits 25 yards of Calico

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Wednesday July 28, 1915

Make Room For Fall Goods Sale

Specials in Our

Men's Department $2.00 Soft Silk Lustre Dress Shirts d-J QQ Sale price pi-0 $1.50 Soft Silk Lustre Dress Shirts Sale price 95 $1.00 Dress Shirts 7Q Sale price C 50c Dress Shirts Sale price 39 50c Work Shirts All colors QQ Sale price OOC B. V. D. Union Suits 79 75c Athletic Union Suits OQ Sale price OUC

RUGS AND CONGOLEUM

Extra Heavy Axminster Rugs

27x54; beautiful patterns;

Sale price $4.60 Axminster Rugs 36x72 Special

$1.48

$2.98

$20 Tapestry Brussels Rugs 9x12

$13.95

$25 Axminster Rugs jy JEj

WE HAVE A LARGE LINE OF EXTRA SIZE RUGS GOING AT REDUCED PRICES. 75c Congolpum. greatest floor cover- I 18xl8 Congoleum Mata - SpSecTa? .7. 37C I SPecial C CONGOLEUM RUGS TO FIT ANY PORCH, BATH ROOM, BED ROOM, KITCHEN, ETC.

VACATION NEEDS Trunks and

$1.00 Fibre Suit Case; sale price TO $2.00 Fabricoid Suit Cases, sale price $1.27 $3.50 Fabricoid Suit Cases, now 81.95 $7.50 Genuine Cow Hide Suit Cases, sale price, now $2.99

IN HIGH GRADE Suit Cases

$4.00 Trunks, sale price, now $2.43 $3 Trunks, sale ..$1.97 $5 Trunks, sale . -$2.99 $7.50 Trunks, sale price, now $4.87 $10 Trunks $6.89

Men's & Boys, Suits om

One lot of Men's Every Day Suits, values up to $10. Special $3.95 We have a full line of Boys' Suits up to $4.95 $15.00 Suits, all wool: regular stock $8.95

$20.00 Suits, all wool; regular stock $11.95 $1.00 MEN'S KIKI PANTS rjmn

I I V 98c $1.99 34c $1.89

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Sale price $1.50 MEN'S KIKI PANTS Sale price $3.50 ALL WOOL DRESS PANTS Sale price 50c BOYS' KIKI KNICK. PANTS Sale price One lot of SCHOOL SUITS values up

to $5.00 ; Knick. Pants Special

35c BOYS BLOUSES Military Collars 1 Qp Sale price

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15c CURTAIN MATERIALS Yard

1 5c DIMITY Neat stripes and checks, yard 35 c SATEENS All colors; reduced to

9c

10c 17c

One lot of Summer Materials, J J q Values up to 50c Special . .

$ 1.00 PURE TABLE LINENSale price 75c MERCERIZED TABLE LINEN Sale price 35c MERCERIZED TABLE LINEN Sale price 35c TURKISH TOWELS Extra heavy ...... i .... .

79c 43c 21c 19c

ALL WASH FABRICS BEDUCH1) 36-inch PILLOW TUBING 1 2c i 40 inch FILL0W TUBING" 1Qp Sale price Sale price . . . . . COTTON OR SILK THREAD Special 3c

SHOE DEPARTMENT Clean-Up For $1.00 Day. Ladies' White Canvas Button Shoes $2.00 and $2.50 values; going at $1.00 Misses' Black or Tan Oxfords, Blucher Cut $1.50 and $1.75 values; for Wednesday $1.00 Chllds'Kid or Calf Button Shoes Value up to "$1.50, sizes 5 to 8; Wednesday Special 31.00 Ladies' One-Strap Kid Sandals, Flexible A Special Sl.OO

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SHOE DEPARTMENT Fall in Prices to Clean Up Men's Black or Tan Juliet Slippers Good values; for Wednesday ..-Sl.OO Little Gent's Oxfords Mixed lot; values up to $2.00; Special Sl.OO Ladies' Small Sizes Shoes and StyleWorth $2.00 and $3.50; Special Wednesday Sl.OO Childs' Tan Calf Button Worth $1.75 and $2.00; going Wednesday at .-Sl.OO

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Positively For One Day Only-Wcd.-Suburbau Day & Dollar Day

Make Room for Fall Goods Sale Specials in Our Women's Dept. $1.50 Middy Blouses, trimmed in QA.

red or blue collars; sale price..

$1.00 Wash Skirts, white, tan, rjm Shepherd checks; Special Ill

$1.00 White Lisle Gloves, long or short; Special values at .

Extra Special Reductions on All Summer Dresses, Skirts. Waists, Etc.

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39c "Jffl

COHWSMJE GMMTS One motion Collapsable Go-Carts, all steel QK construction, rubber tires lrVO One motion Collapsable Go-Carts, all steel construction, Q QC panel sides, rubber tires; Special nUUO Callapsable Go-Carts, all steel, panel sides, front and hack, drop side and rear curtains, storm proof OO QET Heavy rubber tires; Special PO7tJ

Hosiery and Underwear One lot of Children's Hose f?n Special ut 10c Women's Hose : 7c 15c Women's Hose ' Q Special JIT 25c Silk Hose, colors ..... . ... 15c 10c Gause Vests Special V. T.;

25c Gause Vests 15c

25r. Union Suits

' Special

19c

Specials from AllOvertheDeparfment

25c Lawn, Short KimonosSpecial $1.00 House Dresses Cpeciat $1.25 House Dresses Special Choice of any Summer Trimmed Hat in store Special One lot of Children's Dresses

Slightly soiled; Sale price . 25c Children's Rompers Special 60c Children's Rompers and Oliver Twists; Special .... $1.00 Oliver Twists Sale price

15c . 19c J