Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 303, 2 December 1915 — Page 11

Z J. . I f ,t j - ,- a

THE RICHMOND PAIXADlUM ANt) SUN-TELEGRAU. I I , I I .i i , . ni II. II Ml LI I I 1 " I II lll PAGE ELEVEN NICHOLSON SEtlDr ' OILL AGAINST USE OF FRIEND'S NAME y.: i v : -X - . 8.1 Edgar Nicholson., editor of the American Friend, last night dispatched to Senator John W. Kern of Indiana and Congressman Thomas Butler of Pennsylvania, the two Ml la, which if passed by Congress will eliminate the name of "Quaker" and other religious denominations, as trademarks on articles of commerce. 1 V ; : The . bills are expected to he introduced the first day allowed for that purpose . after Congress convenes on pec. 8. Senator Kern Introduced one bill in the Senate last year; add--one was introduced in the lower house but were referred to committees. This year the bills are expected to be pass ;4 r.fer:

7M:

ill

ed. .

In conjunction with the propaganda

to be instituted by the Society !; of Friends to secure endorsement .of the bills, the American Friend within: the next few weeks will carry liquor' advertisements, -fi ! -

DR. KELLY IN RECEIPT OF WILSON'S TOAST AT CLOSING OF FAIR

President R. L- Kelly of, Earlham college Is In receipt of the' following toast: by President Wilson, which will be released at the Panama-Pacific exposition Saturday at high noon, when the fair closes: "Panama-Pacific International exposition: ...v.;: ' ':': :',v: ;-; "Which In its inception and successful accomplishments gave striking evidence of the practical and artistic tastes of the American people; "Which in its interesting and unusual exhibits offered impressive illustration of the development of the arts of peace; "And which in its motive and object was eloquent of the new spirit which Is to unite east and west and make all the world partners in the common enterprises of progress and humanity." A request has been made that colleges and civic organizations hold a service for the closing of the exposition. Earlham has not decided upon plans for the event.

"4. v-ii t, , i.a3p ji !tJ4. X v -re. r 3a '-jK. f -Sc. Vw-- .

V-.rr:.fiir

T5L

: saf c

NO FRIENDS ASKED TO ACCOMPANY FORD

NOW Ms "AND--1-H( EARLY . IN THE ; y DAY . ' oiiisiiciii;

.There has been some comment made here to the effect that Henry Ford in getting up his peace party entirely neglected to extend an invitation to

any Friends to accompany him. President Kelly of Earlham Collegef was asked for an expression today and 1

said:' "While I don't know a think about the matter, it may be that Quakers have been invited whom we know nothing about. I do not know of any who avebeea invited .and yet I do not know that none iiave."

LEARNER HANDS OUT STATE RESOLUTIONS

Secretary E. M. Learner has issued for publication a resolution, adopted at the recent state convention of T. M. C. A. secretaries held in Huntington. The resolution reads as follows: "Resolved that the YOung Men's Christian Associations of the State of Indiana unite in requesting the newspapers which come into our Reading Rooms to eliminate all liquor advertising from their columns. "We urgently recommend, in sight of the final struggle for a Dry Indiana that this be done, if possible, before January 1, 1916. We urge that each individual Association immediately notify the different newspapers which come into its building of the action taken by this State convention."

Glove Gilts

Ladies' Buster Brown Hose, 4 pairs in box $t box guaranteed four : months. . . -:? !

Ladies' black and ,: white fibre! silk hose, 35c. pair; :three palri for $1.00. i; -i - - i--r.-Ladies' Phoenix silk hose black i-.. and white, pair,; 75c an4 91.QQ .

Ladies' Onyx silk - hose,- black. white, grey, bronze, yellow, pink a,nd blue, pair, $1.00. . - .

Ladies' street gloves, black and; tan, pair, $1.00.- ., , ,,. r ., Ladies Lelia kid gloves, 'blacks tan, white, grey and brown xtra value, pair, $1)0. -Ladies' Dorothy ii.French? : kid gloves, black,, - tan, :!wbite, grey, aad-navy Muef pair, $10. .: i ... Ladies' Valance Tref ousse make, black, with contrast embroidered back, pair, -:$2.O0. w ';:....:-

Ladies White Emb'd ; Handkerchiefg ; ' 5c to $7.00 Each ,

GenU White Silk , Handkerchiefs 25c to $1.00 Each

SUGGESTIONS 81x90 Plain Sheets $1.25 per pair. ; 81x90 Hemstitched Sheets, $1.80 per pair. 42x36 Pillow Cases (plain), 40c per pair. 45x36 Pillow Cases (plain). 45c per pair.. 42x36 Hemstitched Pillow Cases, 45c pair. 45x36 Hemstitched . Pillow Cases, 50c pair. Better Goods in proportion to the Price.

Here Arc Two Good Suggestions

Linen Damask . . Linen Damask . . Linen Damask . . Linen Damask . . Linen Damask . . Napkins . . $2.50 Napkins . . $3.00 Napkins1.. $3.25 Napkins . . . $4.00 Napkins . . . $4.50

$1.00 per yard $1.25 per yard $1.50 per yard $1.75 per yard $2.00 per yard . to $2.75 dozen to $3.50 dozen to $3.75 dozen to $4.75 dozen to $5.50 dozen

These patterns in either figured or striped.

TELLS OF CONVERSION

Crediting his conversion in a large measure to the Masonic lodge and his Knight Templar friends, the Rev. "Billy" Williams, drummer evangelist, spoke yesterday noon before a large meeting of the employes of the Ameri

can Seeding Machine company. Rev. j

Williams spoke at the F. & N. Lawn Mower company's factory at noon today and last night spoke in the United Brethren church at Eaton.

Toilet Sets Ladies' fine leather hand oags.. 50c to $10.00 each Ladies' and gents' traveling bags $1 to $25 each Gents' smoking jackets $5 to $12 each Dolls, dressed and kid body .... 25c to $5 each Fine Stationery 25c to $2.50 box.

lei's mi iy

BRUSH, COMB AND MIRROR SETS

$1 to $5

Manicure Sets In Boxes and Leather Folders 50c to $10 each

(Tit

ire Easy to

FOULKE IS ELECTED i AS HISTORICAL SPEAKER'

The Indiana historical commission

under whose auspices the state centennial plans are being made, has worked out a speakers' bureau to suppfy speakers next year. Among the speakers selected are William Dudley

Foulke, this city, Addison C. Harris,

I a former resident of 'his county and Congressman Gray.

GRAY'S SISTER SERVES

IN SECRETARY'S JOB i

Miss Mable Gray, sister of Congress

man Gray, will again serve as his sec-

4 a 4 1-1 4 Mr.1 1 i !

itsuiiy 41 vv uauiugion. ijje appointment of his sister has always been a sore spot with Democrats. They believe a member of the party ought to have the job.

of the latest Silks K(ii each ; . V" OUC

Men's 4-in-hands (one in box),

. new shapes, each .

$1.00

SEES VICTORY AHEAD.

SOFIA. Dec. 2. Enver Pasha Tnr.

I key's minister of war, who is now in Sofia for conferences with Bulgarian officials, declared todav the dpfpst nf

the entente powers Vas assured.

INTEREST IN CANDY SALE.

Here Is a Mighty Good . Looking SHIRT Men's Qnyx Fibre Socks. Black, , Grey, Navy and white, pair ,l;Ul Men's Onyx Silk Socks, Black, . ' White, : Navy, Grey, double sole, high Kff spliced Aeel, per pair -. tiy. . Men's Onyx Silk Socks in black colors, per pair i f ;P JL ; Men's Suspenders in single -. fl - A A 1 boxes, per box ..50c, 75c and J)JL"U Men's Coat. Cuff, attached Shirts,, neat patterns,.; black and white and Kf colors, each;;-. . I. .. eJVlCt ' Men's Shirts; coat' style, cuff attached, : plain and pleated fronts, PA each. . . . . .$1.00 antf:vl wv Men's Sweaters with and without collars. Black, White, Grey, Brown, , Navy; Blue, ?e'ach v. . . . . . -: ..... ;$1.00 to $10.00 Men's Auto Gauntlets, lined and unlined, per pair . . . .' $1.00 to $3.00

umbrellas; A Big Viirlcty

I'M

I Ml : ,H l 2

: Students of the High school are takug interest in the candy 'sale and ba

zaar to :' given under the ausnices

of the class of senior girls of that; school oa Saturday,. Dec, 4, at 81G

MAKE "HIRr HAPPY THIS YEAR

Tin m m

PLEASURE ? " lite :GffTS iwll . ' HERE '-. V ' lepaFflMKgMfl Wk iSeleclFrbm ( I

! I SUGGESTIONS I - Ikd Crochet Bed Spreads, prices 98c to $2.50. .. XfLA -

-v $2.50 to $5.00. itfaai ffTy Satin Bed Spreads, with Bol- IfS ' 1 1 1 lwR 1 I V':yi -vl 'Ster to match, prices $5.00, VSk i- r: ' JJ52rA " ' and 7-50 Set- I i - fI--ilJsVL- 1 Colored Bed Spreads, pink, 1 ' I Vlf ? ' 'tAJI I Dlue and yellow, $4.00. VF I M H v I Bata Robe BlankeU. with Y T V Al -ll VTyt U"' cords to match, prices $2.00, - ' -Ji i-'- $2.60 and $3.00 Set. AV gj3s3VJ I NAVAJO ART CRAFT. , fJ SCA Indian Lounging Robe In 1:1 wool, $5.00 and $0.50 each. QtJ 3 Beacon Indian Blankets, J $2.50 to $4.00 eaeh. ttV&

- 1 . . ... mwm

mm m x w

rr IE $

1 Men's Handkerchiefs ; Pure Linen

15c Each; 2 for 25c

Men's Linen Initial f Handkerchief si'-. Each 15c to 50c ,

Couch Covers and Pillows Nashua Cotton Blankets, White, Tan and Grey. Blue, Pink. Tan or Black Border 98c to $2.50 a Pair Woolnap Fancy Plaid Blankets $2.00 to $2.50 a Pair

Roman Stripe Couch Covers, prices . $1.00 to $230 Tapestry Couch Covers at $3.00 to $4.00 Pillow Tops from 25c to 75c each.

Smoking Jackets In a Large Variety Men's Neckwear, flowing and 4-in-hands in the new coloring each -. Men's Silk and Fibre Shirts. : Q JA "coat cuff attached $2.50 to $0UU ; .Men's 4-in-hands, wide and in a variety of the latest silks, each 50c Men's Kid Gloves, Adler, Dent's and Perrins, per pair . . .$1.50 to $2.25 Men's Kid and Mocho lined and unlined ' ; Gloves, per pair $1.00 to $5.00,

men b outna.o iiuirb in a uuxt Guaranteed 6 months, box $130 kI MEN'S INTERWOVEN SOCKS

Packad in Holiday Boxes

4 pairs Cotton Socks in box i

- per box

.3Iairs Lisle Socks in . box

per .box ,. 2. pairs Silk Socks In box i' per box

$1.00 $1.00

$1.00

APPY .

TiiS-YEAR

ain 6treet. Everybody:, is . asked to j

psisL 1