Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 310, 13 October 1919 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, OCT. 13, 1919.

STATE MEETING OF FARMERS PROMISES GENERAL AWAKENING

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 13. With the first annual state convention of the Indiana Federation of Farmers' associations ecbeduled to be held In Indianapolis on November 18, it-ports reaching headquarters tn this city are to the effect that there has been a

general awakening among the Hoosier

tillers of the soil from the Ohio river

to the Michigan line, and from Ohio

to Illinois, to the need of a strong organization to fight for their rights. With every other line of business represented through a state organi

zation, the farmers have felt the need

of closer co-operation during the per

iod of reconstruction, and are on the

verge of realizing that ambition. During the last -week two more counties were added to the Est of those which have been fully organized and affiliated with the parent body. The two new members are the farmers' organizations in Union and Johnson counties, making the federation's enrollment made up of fifty-six counties. Of the remaining thirty six counties organization work has begun in at -least twenty of these, and the indications are that official delegates will fbe present from sixty-five counties at the November session. In order to have a voting delegate at the state convention the county must be affiliated with the federation. The work of tabulating the results of the $200,000 guaranty fund which has been under way this fall has been somewhat hampered as a result of a number of townships. Quite a few of the counties have reported that they were successful in raising their quotas and it is only a matter of checking up the respective townships to see how much they oversubscribed. Delay in these reports has made it impossible for the officers to announce which county is to be awarded the prize for oversubscribing its quota. A prize is to be awarded the township making the greatest gain over its quota, and an individual gold emblem of honor to "the member making the largest subscription. The five points set out. for the use of this great reserve fund to benefit Indiana farmers are as follows: to provide- operating an dorganizing expenses; to have expert representatives at the stockyards to assist the farmers; to have an expert of great legal ability to find out and correct wrongs to the producers and possibly later to preparte the way for a great agriculture center to belong to the farmers, where all the farmers of Indiana can meet and cultivate good fellowship and co-operate for the common good.

Solored Service Men to Give Homecoming Dance Plans for a homecoming dance for the colored service men. of the city, will be made at a meeting of a colored men's committee to be held next Monday night. The committee has

asked that all service men meet in the Masonic hall on South Sixth street, so that definite plans might be completed. The proceeds of the affair will go to the Mary Thomas Refuge home , The committee in charge follows: Dr. W. G. Huffman. C. R. Richardson, Herbert Arnold, Ollie Arc hey, Lucas

Campbell, Beverly Hockerry, Otis Wynn, Louis Thompson, Samuel Jackson, Charles R. Johnson, J. Orville Ross.

For every cudic foot of an Iceberg that are above water, there are 8 cubic feet below.

MORE MOTORISTS ARRESTED. Earl Conway was fined $1 and costs on charges of driving without lights, by Mayor Zimmerman in police court Monday. Ed Parker, arrested on the same charge, was notified to appear before the court Tuesday.

Deutschland Commander Tells of His Escape From British Warships BERLIN Though allied warships lingered outside Norfolk, Va., and fishing boats with nets sought to entangle him, Captain Paul Konig, master of the U-boat Deutschland, made

his escape safely on his first journey to America. He recently wrote an account of the outward voyage in the Bremen Nachrichten. "About two to three days after our arrival in Baltimore (August, 1916, j came news that three cruisers were ' plying at the entrance to Chesapeake ; bay," he wrote. "A few days later we had Information that two English and j

two French cruisers were operating nt the entrance in the day time, but withdrew further out at night. These cruisers apparently knew the path we took in and were anxious to catch us on the outward Journey.

"We learned, too, that some fish- j ing boats that ordinarily did not re- j main in the channel had stopped there j and put out a very long net, hoping) to entangle our gears therein. I ascer-i tained too, that a firm in Boston had supplied a dozen microphones to Eng-j lish account. What a triumph it! would have been for the English if I they could have captured us." 1 Konig declared that be was a bit skeptical about American neutrality: and fearful lest the Americans should not prevent the British from coming, within the three-mile limit. On August 1, the Deutschland took Its departure. Konig said that he had hoped to avoid press boats, but hadj not been able to do so. However, he: rejoiced at night came on and he lost, j his press pursuers. But when he j reached Newport News he was hail6d by a press boat. That night he made for the threemile limit, submerging and emerging several times. He spied fishing boats in the distance and altered his course. Also an American destroyer passed overhead. Having taken a new course when he spied the fishing boats, he turned on his electrical engines, and when he ascertained that there were : no sounaci of enemy craft he headed out to sea at some distance from where the fishing boats were stationed. "In the little messroom of the Deutschland I drank a bottle of wine with the officers and engineers which had been given us by German-Ameri-enn friends," he concluded. "We drank to a safe journey. Twenty-two (.ays later we came into the port of Bremen safely."

KEEP LOOKING YOUNG

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Fine Quality Dress Fabrics These chilly mornings and evenings every woman, young or old, is thinking

and planning for new I all apparel. Our line of new Dress Fabrics for Fall wear is now on display in our Dress Goods Section and offers to our customers a pleasing variety of colors, patterns and materials all of splendid quality and reasonably priced. No mistake will be made in selecting dress material here. Woolens! Woolens!

An opportunity to buy good, substantial woolen fabrics in late patterns and weaves must certainly be valued this fall. We have made some fortunate purchases and have selected carefully and completely a fine stock this season.

Imported Swiss Plaids In this assortment are all-wool plaid skirtings which have been imported from Switzerland. Quality and colorings cannot be equalled. There are over fifteen patterns to select from and we know you will delight in seeing these goods.

Plushes and Fur Fabrics With a much larger assortment than was shown anywhere last year, and at prices practically the same as last year, in spite of the great advance in wholesale prices within the past six weeks, we have assembled some excellent values in FUR FABRICS, including beaver plush, Yukon Seal, black plush.

Wool Velours All-wool velour coatings and suitings, in copen, scarlet and navy shades, 54 inches wide; (K KA special at J)0DU Imported heavy mixture coatings; special values as CEf A A

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Special values in Poiret Twills and Fine colors. Special value in Wool Serge.

Fine Broadcloths in wide range of colors, including brown, navy, black, green, plum and taupe; 54 inches (Jf PTf wide; special, yard tJO i D Wool Jersey in brown and green shades, heavy quality, width is 50 fr rTfr inches; yard 'J. O

Serges in wide range of

Trimmings An elaborate showing of all that is new in trimmings for your new dress, suit, coat or waist. Wide selection from our line of gold and silver laces, silk braids and fringe, fancy vestings, buttons and everything that is new to adorn the new Fall garments.

Silks!

Our beautiful display of Silks is something you do not want to miss. You will be surprised at the great variety shown the many different kinds, weaves and qualities. Fancy Silks A splendid assortment of patterns and designs in plaids and stripes. Excellent for waists, dresses and skirts, in messalines, taffetas and taffeta-messaline combinations. Specially priced J0 OfT (0 ft A for early showing tP.D to tpODl Satins One of Fall's favorite Silks, in large color assortment, including brown, navy, black, plum, gold, copen, marine and turquoise. Splendid quality. C0 PTA Priced at 3)Z.OU

Silks!

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anese designs; special tor early tf-f fTP?

Fall showing

A charming assortment of Fancy Silk Weaves, such as Tricollette, Paulette, Fancy Stitched Tricol lettes. Embroidered Georgettes and Pastel Shades in the new Georgette designs.

Gloves

The smooth, perfect fit and excellent quality of our gloves make them exceptionally fine appearing and long wearing. We have prepared as never before with silk, suede and kid gloves.

Silk Gloves, extra heavy quality, black and (JT OP white, special tJ)JLD Fancy Stitched Silk Gloves Black and white stitching and white with black stitching; three buttons on the r A side; special values atV J-eJ" Ladies' Silk Gloves Suede lined, extra heavy and very durable, in black and J"I CA grey; per pair J)JLtll

Ladies' Silk Gloves White, black, grey and pongee, double tip and double

strength. Special for

early Fall showing. ,

Ladies' Double Silk Gloves in

white, grey, black and pongee;

for early Fall showing at

Chamoisette Gloves Black,

white and gre;-; special values at

Ladies' Suede-Finished Cotton

Gloves Black, white and grey;

excellent quality

Kid Gloves Special values $2.75, $3.00, $3.25

85c ves in longee;

$1.75

89c Cotton I grey;

$1.00

Purses and Leather Goods Never before have we shown such a wide variety of as good values in ladies' and misses' leather purses and handbags, also the new velvet bags that are so much in demand. We have made some most fortunate purchases and are determined to pass on these wonderful values to

our customers. Envelope Purses Made of genuine leather; some have back strap, while others have top handles. They have the new overlapping frames which make them safe for carrying small change. Rfm-nber, these are genuine leather and (T1 ff are exceptional values )AUvJ Velvet Bags In black ar blue. They have metal frames and chain handles and all Q-fl nn are Sateen lined iP--vlU

The New Camera Bag Something entirely new. Made of genuine leather, and in this assortment you have a wide choice of the different kinds Qey rf of leather $4.UU

Black elvet Bags Fine qual

ity, made up in the

newest styles

Large Black Velvet Bags Made on an extra broad frame with swinging purse inside. Exceptional CJO Pfi value at VDU

$2.00

Blankets Blankets Last night was rather cold, so was the night before yet still colder nights are ahead. It is well to anticipate the coming household need and lay in a good supply of blankets now. Beacon and Nashua Blankets are here in abundance and priced specially for early selling. We can't guarantee that they will ever be this cheap again this winter. We had to place our order months ahead to get them at these prices, and you share in the fortunate purchase.

60x76 cotton blankets, grey or tan, with fancy borders; special

for this week at

70x84 plaid cotton blankets,

pink, blue or grey plaids; spe

cial for this week's selling at

$4.00

blankets, aids; spe-

$4.00

Nashua Woolrjap Blankets &u u S Mr- or. of Pure Cotton KeepYbu Warro Whatever the size of the bed, there is a Nashua Woolnap Blanket which will tuck in well and leave plenty to pull up around the sleeper's neck. Inexpensive in price, they give the greatest possible warmth per dollar expended. They come in the staple designs as well as attractive plaids.

Individually wrapped they reach your home fresh and dainty the blanket you want and need.

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72x80 Woolnap blankets, grey or tan, with fancy borders; special for this week'3 flfl selling at - V UU

BLANKETS

Special 60x76 plaid

blanket, blue, grey fancy borders; special

Fancy plaid Woolnap blankets,

tan and grey, pink or blue;

size 72x84; special

Extra heavy plaid cotton blankets, fancy plaids, 66x80

special this week

Silk-bound blankets in beautiful plaids, extra heavy, size 66x80; priced specially g Woolen blankets, size 68x80,

pink, blue and grey.

extra value at..

Woolnap

or pink, $6.50

$7.50

$7.00

At Feltman's

With the increased cost of material and labor, our enormous buying power still enables us to continue selling shoes at reasonable prices.

Black Calf Blucher

Made over our famous Tramp last, with welt sewed soles at

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Feltman's Shoe Store' Indiana's Largest Shoe Dealers 14 Stores 724 Main Street

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NUSBAUM GO.

Moore's Three -Way Heater Moore's Three-Way Heater means perfection In burning and heating with soft coal.

The First of the Ways is Floor Heating. The Second is heating by radiation and circulation. The Third is upstairs heating by double heating attachment. All of which means the proper soft coal heating stove to heat the house. A straight draft stove cannot be a fire and heat keeper until it is perfectly mounted and fitted. The fire pot angle reflects heat to the floor. The casing creates circulation above the fire pot absorbs the body heat that would reflect into your face, multiplies it by many times by keeping it in motion and sends it out into all parts of the rooms. Also sends it to rooms overhead, if you connect the pire to utilize the double heater. Ask to see the Three-Way Heater.

Be Prepared Buy That Furnace Stove NOW! If you want the heat from your coal to go into every corner in your home just as it does when burning a furnace then buy this Furnace Stove. It's built just like a furnace and gives you the most heat out of any kind of coal. Everybody is praising this stove it's a big value and the best bargain in this city in a high grade stove; our price for this Furnace Stove only S3G.00

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Peninsular Stoves and Ranges If you are looking for the World Famous Peninsular just come to this store as here i3 where you'll find the Peninsular you want. We are now ready to deliver Peninsular Heaters and Combination Ranges; also the famous Peninsular Granite Hot Blast, the best Hot Blast made. See us now for your stove don't wait as cold weather Is going to be here soon. We will be glad to show you any time. See us for Oil and Gas Heaters

HOLTHOUSE

530 Main Street

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