Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 94, 2 March 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1917

PAGE THREE

TORPEDO CAN DISTINGUISH FRIENDS FROM FOES

! niiiiiyiuiM7TMi"nwT5S ( r - , . . - I - . ' 'M ; mm If j jW " t ,". J If Ik 1 "177 rirr--1 . : : S-.vW . -I"-;.: ';) v.:

CITY SUNDAY

(Continued from page One

between 27,000

and

lation ranging

30,000 persons. There are 28 Protestant schools with an average attendance slightly in excess of 3,000.

while only a minority of the schools

gives attention to special training. ' Reeves Has Ambitions Harry B. Reeves, president of the City Sunday School association, is, of course, pleased with the efficiency shown by the local organizations but

is not satisfied. He hopes for further

progress. Instead of being content to see

Richmond "holding its own," be has aspirations of placing the Sunday school work of the city far in the lead. Association with him in this endeavor is E. Harrison Scott, secretary of the city association. These two leaders, backed by an able and progressive executive committee, recently arranged to have Rev. O. E. Pomes of Fort Wayne, explain

Thus far no community teacher

training program has been carried out f ihe operation and organization of the

Community training movement which has stimulated Sunday school attendance In that city. They propose a similar course of preparation, applicable to the local needs. They feel that too many teachers are not. prepared to place before the classes a lesson exposition in an interesting and inspiring manner.

- A knowledge of certain fundamental psychological principles is lacking. The community training school, proposed for Richmond, would supply this Information this groundwork for instruction. It would go further, filling in the groundwork with studies of class management, organization, and story telling for the primary teachers. Needs Place for Sessions The City Sunday school association needs a place to hold the sessions of such a school. It will require the services of the most able Bible teachers and students of Richmond as instructors and leaders. . . AboTe all the success of the training movement is dependent upon the practical and active co-operation of Sunday' schools as organizations and of the members as individuals. This is what-Harry B. Reeves and

E. Harrison . Scott, . representing , the city association, will expect to receive when they place their plans before the Sunday schools in the near future. With the right support they feel that Richmond would be placed in the 5,000 attendance class.

Ask or and Get

THE HIGHEST QUALITY

SPAGHETTI 36 hp Recipe Book Free SKINNER MFG. CO. OMAHA. U.5A IMGEST MACARONI FACTORY IN AMU1CA

AS. FOR and GET .-.-TEE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK ;itp rabrtttcte cost YOU earn jtics.

iSPHOTO? f TZZ MAIN ZT PKHMOHP MM

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

ccocccccococococcoocaocccocooocooocoooococcccccocococcoccocococooccccocccocccog

a o o a

o o o

o

Q o o o

Aivmce Me oil piFniniffl Meipelhiaiini(fflne Aft

(LDuiiif Famous U Mil e w s II II n mi ; Pirflcecs

Montraville M. Woods, of Boston, who has just invented a torpedo - which he claims can distinguish friend from foe. The new engine of the death, which is shown in the picture, possesses, according to its inventor, most of the faculties of the human. . The whole makeup of the torpedo hinges upon the microphone or detectaphone. This is how the inventor says the torpedo would work in the event of an attack by hostile warships upon an American port: The microphones in the torpedo are all set. When the sound of the oncoming vessels is picked up by the microphones they are telegraphed to the mechanical brain of the torpedo. .The brain, upon receipt of the messuage, closes a circuit which, releases the anchor pin and at the same time starts the propeller working. Away speeds the torpedo at a rate of forty miles an hour straight toward the source of the sounds to which it has been tuned.

ROCHESTER GIVEN HEARTY WELCOME

(By Ansociated Press) PARIS, March 2. The American freighter Rochester,, has been greeted at Hordoaux with the same enthusinsni rs was' shown in the case of the Orlf-ans, according to a Bordeaux dispatch to Havas Agency. Captain A. Korowitx, in an Interview, said in regard to his trip: "We left New York two hours after ( he Orleans. . The voyage was not marked by any incident except, for a PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

severe storm which we ran into. I taw no submarines but thought it prudent to steam with lights out for four nights." :

Come here tomorrow and buy your spring apparel at a saving of a third to a half of what you will pay later on with the prices of merchandise higher than ever known in the history of the country we are in a position to offer you newest suits, coats, dresses, millinery, etc., at

sensational under-prices our spring orders came from manufactur

ers at big concessions. Right now we are showing by far the largest Q

assortment of spring merchandise in the city.

Read this sensational page of bargain news and shop at Richmond's Underselling Store

Tomorrow and Save

o 8 ) q a

WARLEY IVi IN. DEVON 1VA IN. ARROW COLLARS ,"' 15 cts. each, O for. 90 cts. - - CLUETT, PEABODY A CO., IMC. MAKERS

i

$22.50 Spring Suits

$14.50

Coats of various lengths, straight lines and fitted effects, all the plaited models;

CJ Z"001 Poplins, serges, gabartm dines in colors of gold, apple

green, tan, mus- TA tard, tan, black P Xi.tlU

$25 and $30 Spring Suits, $19.50 Of finest quality gabardines, poiret twills, serges, gunny buries, etc., come in all the leading wanted shades in

many new, beautiful models;

priced special

for Saturday at

$19.50

$15.00 Spring Coats $10.95 In this assortment you will find models for every type in every occasion; made of all wool serges, poplins, gabar

dines, etc., m every new,

wanted color; Saturday at . .

$10.95

$17.50 Spring Coats $12.95 Made of finest all wool poplins of dozens and dozens of beautiful newest swaggered models in shades of gold, jade, Copen., magenta, brown navy and black, (flO QK your choice Sat (PlMttU

$10 and $12 Spring Dresses, $5.95 Finest all wool serges, poplins, etc., beautifully "made in the newest models; come in navy, black and all leading

shades; priced special for

Saturday . at

$5.95

8 o o 8

$12.50 & $15 Spring O n 7 7C V

1SI CMCS, f l.ltl Beautiful all wool poplins and taffetas, beautiful graceful models, belted, gathered and plaited effects, in every wanted new shade; priced

special for Saturday

$7.75

Aids nature to banish that languid no-good feeling, coated tongue and bad taste in the mouth; also that yellow, sallow complexion. Catarrh The Cause ". To have a clear complexion, bright eyes, a feeling of bouyancy, like youthful days you must get at the cause. Na-tu-ra Treats The Cause It's Nature's Way. A prominent citizen of Rushville, Ind., says: I am writing you concerning the use of Natura. My wife and I have used it with the best of results. I had stomach and kidney trouble; my 'wife had stomach trouble and was very nervous. We have now used nine bottles and we are both enjoying good health. Natura does what you claim for it and we heartily recommend it as an efficient remedy. Yours truly, PIXK DEARINGER, 841NY Harrison St., Rushville, Ind. " Natura can be obtained through all reliable druggists, but always found at the following progressive dealer in and around Richmond, Ind. r Natura can be obtained through all reliable druggists, but always found at the following progressive dealers in and around Richmond, Ind. Richmond, Ind. A. G. Luken & Co.; Quigley Drug Stores; Conkey Drug Co.; Cambridge City, Ind., Dean House; Centerville, Ind., C. B. Lundy; Hagerstown, Ind., F. M. Whitesel. Manufactured by THE NATURA DRUG CO., Indianapolis, Ind.

Muslin Wear $1.50 and $2 Muslin Wear, 95c Your choice of dainty embroidery and lace trimmed front and back Gowns, Envelope 'Chemise, Crepe de Chine Corset Covers, etc., of finest dainty nainsook, in about 25 newest spring styles to choose from; priced AP for Saturday at U til $1.00 MUSLIN WEAR, 69c Your choice of beautiful Gowns and Envelope Chemise, beautifully embroidery, lace and ribbon trimmed; of finest quality muslin; priced fiQp special for Saturday at. 3Vs 75c Muslin Gowns 49c 75c Envelope Chemise 49c 50c MUSLIN WEAR, 39c Your choice of beautifully embroidered, lace trimmed Corset Covers, brassieres, muslin drawers, OQ etc., special for Saturday at. . . OIl $1.50-$2 Muslin Petticoats, 95c 75c Muslin Petticoats 49c 35c Muslin Drawers ... 23c 35c Corset Covers 19c Child's 50c Muslin Gowns. . .39cl

F. G. SPRAC0E

MEMBER

Chicago Board of Trade Room 4, Hittle Block Richmond. Indiana Correspondent of E W. WAGNER & CO. STOCKS BONDS COTTON GRAIN PROVISIONS Phone 1720 F. D. ALVORD, Mgr.

CORSETS $1.50 and $2.00 CORSETS, 98c Celebrated $1.50 standard corsets, well known makes of finest quality coutil, with 4 and 6 strong hose supporters, positively guaranteed in every QO way, special for Saturday IOv BEST $1.00 CORSETS, 69c

Of finest quality coutil, well maae,

medium, high or low busts; special for Saturday at

$2.50 Reducing Corsets. . .$1.45 $3 New Spring Corsets... .$1.85

Best 75c Corsets 49c

j HI I II I 1

For the Lowest Price in the City

69c

$2.00 NEWEST HEMP HATS, 98c

Of finest hemp, in black, navy and all the newest colors of

the season. Your choice of either small or large

shapes in all wanted styles for Saturday only UP TO $3.00 SATIN HATS, $1.49

Chic tailored hats, just one of a kind in small or large

shapes, some satin and straw combinations; priced for Saturday at

$3.00 MILAN HEMP HATS, $1.98 Genuine pliable Milan hemp and shiny Jap straws and lizeres, straight brims or mushroom effects with plain or

telescope crowns, every color used this season,

unusual at the price we offer them for Saturday

$7.00 TRIMMED HATS, $3.98 Over 75 distinctive styles and shapes to choose from in

this lot. Every one an exact copy of imported French

blocks. They are beautifully trimmed in the

newest wanted styles; priced special for Sat. at

98c

$1.49

$1.98

$3.98

$3.50 AND $4 NEW HEMP HATS, $1.49 Just about 300 new Hemp Hats in chic, new close fitting,

high crown blocks and about 36 other new blocks. Your

choice in every wanted color, style and shape;

priced very special for Saturday at.

$1.49

New Spring

SKIRTS

$7.50 Spring Dress Skirts, $4.95 Beautiful all silk taffetas, all wool poplins, men's wear serges, novelty plaids, in newest loose, belted and shirred models; over 15 models to select from, d M Qjr priced for Sat V'twD

$4.50 Dress Skirts $2.98 Fine all silk poplins, French serges, velonr, checks, novelty plaids in colors of black, navy.

Copen, gray, green, etc. Jrt QO all sizes at p0 $6.00 and $7.00 Skirts, $3.98 New lustre silk poplins, wool plaids and checks, all wool poplins and finest serges;, newest pocket and shirred effects; (JQ QQ priced for Saturday at. . $0tO $3.00 All Wool Skirts, $1.98 Strictly all wool serges, novelties, shepherd checks, etc., beautifully made in the newest up to the minute models; priced ("1 QQ special at J)Xt70

$5.00 TRIMMED HATS, $2.98 Over 100 to choose from in the newest small or large shapes; beautifully trimmed in the newest

Chinese effects and small, large or medium shapes; priced for Saturday

UP TO $10.00 TRIMMED HATS, $4.95

Over 50 new sample hats, strictly one of and finest quality Milan braids, satin,

effects, etc.; all pattern hats; priced special for Saturday at

Women's 35c Pure Silk Fibre Hose...

29c

Child's 75c Gingham Rompers

44c

$2 Silk Breakfast Sets

$1.29

$1.5042.00 Petticoats.

Sateen

98c

50c Infants' Dresses and Slips

39c

Child's 35c Muslin Drawers

19c

$1.50-$2.00 Crepe or QO. Fleeced Kimonos.. OC

Women's 75c Union Suits, light, medium or A(

heavy weight

Child's $1 School Dresses, ages 2 to 14 years

$2.00 Human Switches

Hair

98c

75c Gingham ticoats

Pet-

44c

Boys' 65c Waists . . .

Blouse

39c

Boys' $1 Pants, 6 to 16 years

69c

Boys' 35c Waists ...

Blouse

21c

Boys' 75c Hats at

39c

Child's 50c Outing Sleepers

29c

$1.50 and $2 Bed Spreads, fringed and cut

corner

75c Bed Sheet, size 72x90

47c

$2.98

Greatest Blouse Shop in Town

$4-$5 New Spring Blouses, $2.95 "Recent arrivals in new Spring Blouses, glorious conceptions in real beauty, finest georgette crepe de chenes, handorfibroidered bosoms and collars also finest aliover laces in the newest up to the minutjrfodels, all newest Off shades includefat this price &mvtM

$2.50 and $3.00 Spring

Blouses, $1.98 Many women will rave when they see these new blouses Saturday heavy silk crepe de chine, beautiful tub silks, etc. All newest colors included. A mammoth display in our waist depart QQ ment. Priced special at. VlvO

$1.50 AND $2.00 SILK WAISTS, 98c Hundreds of new Blouses just arrived of finest French voiles in new pointed collars and new sleeves. Choice of popular shades. QO. Priced special for Saturday at only .....tJO

a kind ribbon

$4.95

House Dresses $1.50 & $2 House Dresses, 95c Just received over 800 newest spring House Dresses of finest fast color percales, ginghams, chambrays, etc., in the newest stripes, checks, plaids and plain colors; come in all sizes to 46; priced very special for Saturday 95 C 75c Kimono Aprons, 49c $1.25 House Dress Aprons 79c

3 O

m 0) ( o o o a 6 () ( O o o ( o o o o o ( o o o o o o o

$1.25 and $2 NEW SPRING SHIRTS

1.50 and $2.00

fleeced Union Suits priced at I iC 75c Rib. or Fleeced 4 Underwear -..xrxC

Men's $2.50 Work or

Dress Pants at

$1.39

newest beautiful Be

79c

Your choice of finest fast color percales best madrases, pongees, etc. A large assortment of newest beautiful

stripes made in soft or laundered cuffs. All coat style. Priced special Saturday at..

ribbed or I

Men's 75c Blue QQ Work Shirts ...... O C

Men's $1.25 Outing

Night Shirts

Men's 85c Black Sateen Work Shirts tyQg Men's 12c Work Pf l or Dress Hose..... I 2v Men's 35c Leather ftQ. Belta . . .... OC Men's 75c pore silk QQ Neckwear . . . . . 0C

Men's 35c Silk 1A.

Neckwear J. C Men's 25c Paris -fl Garters LiJZ Men's 35c '811k OQa Hose w. ; riv t)C

,3 :9

If '2 o (J o o 8 () () o i o o

a-