Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 261, 13 September 1917 — Page 7

C. & 0. TO BUILD $100,000 SHOPS MANAGER AVERS

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Contracts to Be Advertised for This Fall Other Boston Notes. , BOSTON, Ind.. Sept. 13. A $100,000 railroad shops, twelve stall round house, a modern power plant with accessories for repairs on cars and engines, and a new coal tipple, are included in the plans and specifications passed by the building committee of the C. & O, to be erected at Boston. General Manager Darbyshire, who was in Boston two weeks ago, has assured the banking and mercantile interests of the town that ths buildings which had held fire some years, would be built, and that the contract would be advertised this fall. The appropriation was passed some time ago. The necessity for more thorough handling of the freight service on this division, both local and through, the preparations necessary for cantonments and army service, as well as the increase in grain, lumber, and iron shipments are reasons why the centralization of the shops and roundhouse at Boston must be put through. The old shanties used for housing crews on the runs are to be dismantled and sold. The Fitzgerald people, with Manager D. S. Wetzel, have about completed the new $35,000 hotel for crews at Boston. At the present moment the store is handling about $4,000 worth of supplies, and about 52 men are fed at the restaurant daily.

The new hotel consists of 52 rooms

all steam heated, and with hot and cold water: bath rooms with showers; a

spacious lobby finished in mission wood, with vitrollte tables; a dining

room in mission finish and vitrollte fittings; store and supply rooms in connection. The steam heating is by gravity with 72 radiators, two boilers,

a storage tank of 360 gallons capacity,

and there is also a modern range with steam tables.

J. West Poindexter of Richmond, Is

the architect and the outside veranda, park and pool is not among the least of his beautiful designs. Miller-Kemper are builders; the plumbing and heating is by John H. Niewoehner, the painting by James Logan, and the plastering by John Schroeder. The Crane company furnished the electrical work. W. A. Rinehart, yard master, is a busy man nowadays. The Increase in

freight business, and the handling of

the extra crews takes up a deal or nis time in the yards. Among the plans for improvements here by the company are enlargement of the yards so that more extra crews and engines can be handled. Among the men who have been examined from tjie C. & O. at Boston are Car Inspector Claud Ballinger, and Switchman B. J. Audenkamp. The toys are awaiting orders from headquarters and expect to leave for a training camp at any moment. General Foreman James Beck of the round house reported yesterday that business had been on the increase and that the machinists had all that they could do.

All the tanks, offices, and freight houses will be painted this fall. The offices at Richmond are also under the hands of the company painters. Bob Holder, the happy go lucky C. & O. engineer, is building a new one story house at Boston, bungalow style. The concrete foundations have been started. District Boiler Inspector J. P. Kane of Indianapolis, was on a tour of business in Boston, Wednesday, and from there took up business in the Richmond yards. Among the new improvements in the yards at Boston a new turn table for the engines is to be installed.

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Conscription Sale Men's Furnishing Dept. One lot of Men's Tan Khaki color Sweater A O Coats, roll collar, 2 pockets, $3 values, now JJXa'iO One big lot Men's Medium Weight Union SuiU, KQ for early Fall wear, $1 values, Sale price fJ7V One lot Men's Fall and Winter Ribbed Union QQ, Suits, ?1.50 values; Conscription Sale price. .. Ot One lot Men's collar attached Shirts flannelette A Q and light color ginghams, values to SI. go at xC 1,000 Men's High Grade Sweater Coats, all kinds and colors, knit and fine worsteds, $5.00 to $10.00 30 QQ values, to sell out at $5.98, $4.98, $3.98 and P70 Men's heavy ribbed or fleece lined Union -J Q Suits, worth $1.75 today. Conscription Sale.. tj5AAU Men's heavy fleeced lined Underwear, worth 75c CQ the world over; Conscription Sale price, each.. j)Ks Men's Random Mix, 2-piece fleeced Underwear; JQj, a bargain today at $1.00; Sale price UtC Men's $2.50 Wool Fleeced Union Suits J-J A Sale price iJJXelt Men's Dress Shirts, thousands of them worth $1 KQ, to $2. all go at $1.19, 89c and OiC 500 dozen Men's Dress Hose, silk and cotton, 25c to 76c values, all strung up for this sale 1 1 at 49c, 33c, 23c, 19c and XXv One lot Men's Medium Weight Underwear, odds t Q and ends; to close now Ak Best Work Shirts, blue polka-dot, black sateen, black and white stripe, values to $1.00 today fiQ Sale price VJv Wool Flannel Shirts, all colors, values to $3.50 J" -I Q Sale price $2.48, $1.98, $1.48 and pAA Men's Washable Chamois Dress Gloves, $1.50 and AQn '

$2.00 values: Sale price... OV

Leather Belts up to $1.00 in all colors Sale price ' Men'3 75c Medium Weight Ribbed Union Suits, Sale price

Men's $1.50 Sweater Coats, heavy rope stitch, QQ. Sale price 0JL Arrow Collars, all new styles, 15c values, worth -f -

39c 29c

59c

48c 14c

20c today, all go at

Ribbed Underwear for men in all colors, 85c CQ, quality. Sale price OiC

Men's Work Shirts, tan, khaki and blue gingham, 85c values, on sale at Boys and Girls' 85c to $1.00 Sweater Coats, Sale price Men's 25c Heavy Wool Sox, all colors, Sale price

Men's 15c Dress Hose, all colors. Sale price 9c Men's Heavy Work Sox, worth 15c; Conscription Sale price 02t And Many Other Sale Specials. $35,000 Conscription Sale Dry Goods Dept. A big lot of summer WTash Goods, Voiles, Soisettes, Lawns, Organdies, Batiste and Crepes, values - rr to 60c a yard; Sale price AltApron Ginghams, best quality perfection, worth Q 15c a yard; Sale price tJ;C All Dress Ginghams and Chambrays, worth up - A 1 to 25c a yard. Sale price Afrjjk 36-inch Fine Percales, light and dark colors, -j A worth 20c tday, Sale price X'i 2 C Book Fold Percales, in blues, greys, blacks, checks and light colors, worth 15c today QJL Sale price Best American Calicoes, all colors, worth J5c a QX yard. Sale price J 2k, Outing Flannels, a big lot, over 1,000 yards, best - - 15c quality, Sale price A AC

German Ticking, heavy quality, worth 25c, Sale price

"Hope" Bleached Muslin, worth 20c, while it lasts - fr a yard JLtJks 25c and 35c Turkish Towels, heavy quality, on - A sale at ; 19c and A4:C 50c extra large Turkish Towels, Conscription QQ. Sale price OJC Curtain Goods and Marquisettes, 15c and 20c - sy j' qualities. Sale price l2v

25c fine Marquisettes, Ecru, white and cream; Saje price, a yard ,

Fancy Sateen Covered Bed Comforts, high SA QQ grade, regular $7.50 values, sale price p4i:t70 $5.00 Bed Comforts, good quality; Conscrip- Qcy An tion Sale price M70 Wool Blankets in all colors, plain and checked (JQ QQ $5.00 and $6.00 values, all go at pOtt0 A big lot of Cotton Blankets, all kinds and colors, 500 pairs worth $1.50 to $4.00; on sale QQ at $2.98, $2.48, $1.98, $1.48 and OC 500 pairs fine Lace Curtains, Sale prices $2.98, Oft.

and down to 07 Is

Calico in short lengths, worth 10c a yard, all

colors. Sale price, yard. . . .

15c

19c

Ale

And many other big values in the Dry Goods Department

My entire stock b now being slaughtered and sold at the lowest prices ever offered in Richmond. Just 2 years ago I bought The Railroad Store and have built up a wonderful following in so short a time. Now I may be compelled to give up all, as I have been passed and accepted for the new National army, and may be called at any time. For this reason I have decided to reduce my stock as much at possible. The big Conscription Sale opened like a whirlwind yesterday. Hundreds of people packed and jammed the store all day and while I have had many successful sales, this one broke all records for the first day. I am positively offering the best bargains of my career and I trust you will come and avail yourself of the savings for this may be my last sale. Read some of the prices quoted here, then job the crowds and come at once. Only 14 more days. t f Sidney Rose, Prop. The New Railroad Store

$35,000 Conscription Sale 1 sj

Miscellaneous specials . - , i t Arias' 1Qrt Cnttnn TTnAA

Ladles' Union Suits, fall weight,

$1.00 values in the sale PQA

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Ladies $1.50 to $3.00 Carter's Union Suits, worsted and Merino. Sale prices QQs $1.98, $1.48, $1.19 and.... IOi Boys' and Girls Union Suits, fleeced and ribbed, win- KQ ter weight, Sale price.... OIC Ladies' 2-piece Underwear, fall

weight, great values; on sale at

Children's Ribbed Hose, all si-

es, good quality, 15c to

20c values, on sale at

Ladies' heavy fleece or ribbed

Hose, 25c and 35c values, all go in this sale at....

29c

, all sitlie

ribbed 19c

Ladies' 19c Cotton Hose la

white and black; - O i sale price ----- XM2 Ladies' 65c Silk Boot Hose, black and white; sell- OQg lng out sale OU

Ladies' 75c and $100 fancy all

Silk Fiber Hose; oa

6ale

Ladies' 75o short Sift Gloves in black and white. AQi

:eb 4 Oi sum t.w - Fiber Hose; oa KQf at Ouxj

Sale price

Ladles' Black Sateea Petticoats. 75c to $1.50 values; oa AQg sale at ..., 98c ami OU Buster Brown Triple Knee Hose for Children, all sizes, OQs worth 50c, at iJs

25c Armour's best Toilet Talcum

Powder, Conscription Sale price ......... -.

Children's 50c Knit Caps and Toques, Sale price

Boys' 50c Waists, eport and plain OQ stvles. Sale nrice iU

...8c

10c

King's Thread, la all numbers, white C and hlack at miU Ladies' and Children's Fancy Hand- - kerchiefs. Sale price A 13 Ladies' 50c Black Silk Boot Hose, rj slightly imperfect, on sale at.... Al C

Shoes and Rubbers

$1.98

S2.48 $3.95 $1.39

$2.48

$2,98

1,000 pairs Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps, values to $5.00; all must go now; your G-t A Q choice pA.4i:0

Ladies' Shoes in Patent Leather, Gun ,

Metal and Kid, values to $3.50, Sale

Ladies' Dress Shoes, all leathers, $4.00

and $5.00 values; Sale prices $2.98 and Ladies' High Lace Boots, white and

black, $6 and $7 values, Sale price.

Boys' School Shoes, worth $2 to $3, all

kinds must go ,..$1.93, $1.69 and

Misses' and Children's School Shoes, all leathers, $1.50 to $3.00 values; Sale QQ

prices..., $1.98. $1.48 and t(J-

Men's Work and Dress Shoes, $3.50 val

ues go at . ,

Men's Work and Dress Shoes, best $4.00

values, all kinds so at

Men's best $5.00 Dress and Work Shoes CP0

in all leathers; Sale price . . iy.e'

Men's $6-$7 high grade Dress Shoes, tan

or black; Sale prices .$4.95 and

Men's Rubber Boots, worth $4.00, on qq sale at '. PiliJCj

$5.00 guaranteed Red and Black Rub

ber Boots, Sale price

Ladies' Felt House Slippers, $1.50 and $2.00 values; fancy fur and ribbon trimmed, Q- - Q Sale price OA At7 Boys' and Girls' 75c Tennis Oxfords AQn Sale price xOt Ladies' 75c Rubbers, Sale price 48c

Men's $1.25 Rubbers, Sale price 79c

Children's 75c good quality Rubbers Sale price

One lot Ladies' Shoes, small sizes, $3.00 OQ values, all go at OC

One lot Ladies' $3.50 White Canvas Shoes

go at

$4.45

$3.95

48c

98c

Men's and Boys'

Clothing Dept. Men's $1.50, $1.75 & $2 Cotton Worsted Q-J 1 Q Pants, Sale prices. ...$1.49, $1.39 and 4AA Men's $2.50 and $3 Pants for dress or j-J rTQ work; Sale prices $1.93 and "pX I 7 Men's Dress Pants, good worsted, values to $4.50; several hundred pairs, on sale $2 98 Men's $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 fine Worsted Pants, fancies and blues; Sale prices JQ A Q at $3.98 and 50'AO Juvenile Oliver Twist Suits, $3.00 val- J-J AO ues, Selling Out Sale price 4AiiCJ Boys' $5.00 School Suits, all sizes and J0 QQ big selection, Sale price..., 4)-ii0 Boys $6.50 Suits, plain and pinch back (gq QQ styles, all late novelties on sale at vOwO Boys' $7.50 fine Suits, all latest styles QA QQ and fabrics, Forced Sale price 4r0 Boys' Knee Pants, $1.00 to $1.25 values fZQn all go now at 79c, 69c and Ji7v Men's Khaki Pants, worth $1.50 to $2.50, QQ Selling Out Sale1 prices, ..$1.79, $1.48 and Ot $1.25 Wabash Stripe Overalls and Jackets, QQf, Perfection brand, selling out sale tOU Signal Railroad Overalls and Coats, $1.75 values, will be $2.00 before long. Sale (T-l Oft price now tj)x07 Men's Corduroy Pants, a good guaranteed linen

cord, $4.00 values and a bargain; Sale price

Men's " Raincoats A big variety, 100 garments.

$5.00 to $10.00 values; Sale prices $4.98, $3.98 and

Men's Hats and Caps all kind3, big selec- OQ tion; Sale prices upwards from. OtC Suit Cases, Bags and Trunks, complete line QQ They all must go; sale price upwards from cOC And Many Other Big Specials

And Many Other Big Specials.

Come This Week.

$2.98

garments, $2.98

$35,000 Conscription Sale

aiies Perot

JUL A big lot of Ladies Winter Coats, good Btyles, values up to $10.00 and $15.00; your choice in (T- QQ this sale at $2.98 and vAIO A big lot of Fur Scarfs are reduced; Sale prices QQ at .$1.98, $1.48 and tOt Fur sets for ladles, all kinds, $5 to $20 val- QQ ues; sale prices..... $9.98 down to pi70 Ladies' Cloth Dress Skirts, a big lot, values j- QQ up to $5.00; Sale prices $2.98 and vAi0 Ladies' new Fall Silk Skirts, plain and fancy Qf? values to $10.00; on sale at PKeJ All Ladies' Waists must go, $1.00 to $3.50 values, AQ at $1.39, 89c, 79c and iC Ladies' and Misses' all wool blue serge Peter Ji QQ Thompson Dresses, $10 values to go now at p'0 Ladies' House ' Dresses to $2.50 values QQ Sale price UOC Ladies' 3-piece Breakfast Sets, skirt, jacket and QQcap, pink or blue, $1.50 values; Sale price. OC

One lot Ladies' Cloth Suits, good styles, val-

New model Corsets, a big lot, 75c to $1.00 values, to close at

Sidney Rose, Proprietor

THE NEW

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Two Blocks West of Union Station, Cor. 8th and North E Sts., Richmond, Indiana

One lot Ladies' Cloth Suits, good styles, val- (J A QQ ues up to $25, your choice in this sale vwO

49c

$1.25 and $1.50 Corsets all go at 98c and 89c Ladles' $242.50 Corsets, Sale price $1.39 600 Ladies' Sweaters, all reduced, special J- JO at $2.98, $1.98 and tJA.tO Children's Sweaters now 98c, 69c and 49c Children's Dresses, $1.00 to $2.00 values, in this A Q sale at 89c and xOi Ladles' 85c Kimono Aprons in light and dark AQf colors, Sale price rrUC One lot Ladies' Summer Dresser, balance of sum- A Q mer stock, values to $5, all go at TtcC One lot Ladies' Waists, slightly soiled, values tot)J $2.60. all go at , Ut Ladies' Wash Skirts, values to $3.00; all go la nfT this sale at lOC And Hundreds of Other Big Values Too Numerous to Mention. .