Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 317, 18 November 1920 — Page 20

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. IND THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1920

ALL INDIANA CITIES WILL SEND FIREMEN TO FIRE CONVENTION

(By Associated Tress) INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. IS. Every Indiana city, town and village having a Are department of any sort, is urged by State Fire Marshal Friedley to be represented at the state fire college, to be held at the state fair grounds, Nov. 2Sth to Dec. 4th, inclusive. Expert firemen. Mr. Friedley announces, will give Instructions to Indiana firemen of the latest methods of fire fight

ing, first aid and rescue work. Attention of city officials in the Mate aJso has been called to a provision in state law permitting the

municipalities to pay the exenses of delegates to the convention, which is lo be held in connection with the fire college. "The convention will be made a week's training of value to the firemen." says an announcement by Mr. Friedley. "Many Ideas In safeguarding property, in its inspection and in the discovery of hidden dangers, the rescue of those endangered, and first aid to the injured all will be given a practical demonstration. "Firemen will be taught the use of the ladder in scaling perpendicular vails. The smoke helmet and gas mask will bo demonstrated. Proper care for fire fighting equipment will be exemplified. "The active participation in the college of the fire fighters will certainly

result 1 more efficiency at home and will be of direct benefit to each department."

Split Switch Defined; Term is Misunderstood "The accident was due to a spilt switch." This is a common expression sometimes right and probably just 35 often wrong. The wrong use comes from a lack of clear, understanding of what con

stitutes a "split" switch, it often being confused with the term "open" switch. ! A split switch is one that really splits one that separates after it is ret in the position it ought to be in For instance, if, after the front truik of a car passes over the movable point, this point is jarred out of position and the rear truck takes the other track or leaves the track entirely, that

is because the switch has become split. This is, of course, due to defect in construction; excessive wear; an oh stacle, such as a stone working into the point, or some unexpected, unexplained happening beyond control of the motorman. On the other IrSnd, an open switch is the 'result of a deliberate act one that is wholly under the control of the motorman or those in authority ovar him. A motorman may carelessly run into an open switch, but the fact remains that the switch was left open, either properly or improperly, by some one; its being open is adways an act of actual manual labor. Every singletrack line has switches for the purpose of constituting meeting places of cars going in opposite directions. Generally speaking, the

switch points are set so that in passing - the cars go to the right, and where there are sidingB that is to say, one end switches the points are set bo that unless they are deliberately moved from its standard position and necessitate a car leaving th main-line track, the switch is the open switch. From the new bulletin of the Indiana committee of public utility Information.

HIT

-A-YEEK-

Nov. 15th to 20th

"Pm in Heaven When I'm

in My Mother's Arms

(Thursday)-

Thls number was used as an opener with great success by the Payne Children at the Murray the first half. Hear it on Columbia Records and Mclodee Player Rolls at our store.

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Vidby and Saturday. Specials at

KNOLLENBERG

Read every item and compare these prices with goods of the same quality found elsewhere and vou will readily appreciate the saving that one will make during our FRIDAY and SATURDAY SALE

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EAST ROOM SPECIALS 1 lot Kodack Purses, black and brown tooled leather, regular $2.50 and $2.75, Fri- &gy tf day and Saturday.... d)) 1 lot of Canteen's, regular $3.50 value, special (Tf qq at D.i70 1 lot of Top Strap Purses in leather, regular $1.25; QQ special OuC 1 lot of Nadia Corsets, Brocade, regular $2.25; QQ special DJL00 Muff Forms, cotton and down filled. Friday and IPfy Saturday XO JO Linen Stationery, 48 sheets and 48 envelopes, 4 colors to the box; special, per 69C

Hosiery, Underwear and Sweater Specials 1 lot Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose, grey and brown, 50c and 65c value, Friday and Sat- (J- CC urday, pr. 35 3 for J. UU 1 lot Ladies' Union Suits, cotton medium weight, high neck, long sleeves, half low neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length, $2.50 value, Friday and Satur- ?Q day. suit 3JL.DO 1 lot (small lot) Child's grey waist Union Suits, $1.25 value; Friday and Saturday, ryn Suit iVC 1 lot Men's medium weight grey part wool Union Suits, $5.00 value. Friday and TQ QQ Saturday, suit iDO0 Special discount on Men's and Boys' Sweater Coats Friday and Saturday.

Art Goods Specials

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A Sale of Silk Dresses and Silk Blouses of the Better Kind

$75.00, $80.00, $85.00 and $89.50 Silk Dresses, about ten dresses in this lot, several are

"Peggy Paige" and "Betty

Wales" models, reduced to

$69.50

$95.00, $100.00, $115.00 and $125.00 Silk Dresses, jU3t six in this lot, made of silk duvetyn, beaded Georgette, Crepe Satin and Black Silk Lace. Our most exclusive frocks are now reduced 00

$30.00, $35.00, $37.50, $39.75 and $45.00 Silk Blouses, just eleven blouses in this assortment, and the most exclusive shown in Richmond. Reduced for a

quick clearance to

$25.00

$59.50, $65.00 and $69.50 Silk Dresses, of Charmeuse, Crepe Satin, Crepe Meteor,

all exclusive models,

now

$49.50

Extra Specials in the Garment Section, Friday and Saturday

A special lot of House Dresses, values up to $3.50; special at...

A 10 Reduction on All Girls' Coats

$1.98

Choice of any Fur Coat in stock. Friday

and Saturday only at a discount of ,

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Stamped Pillow Cases, $J75; special Stamped Pillow Cases, $2.50; special Turkish Towels, worth special

Jewel Cloth, worth yard, special

Beaded Bag Patts, wo

r-pr-l.lrtl Stamped Cross stitch worth $2.50: special .

worth S2.3S worth S2.1S $1.2.',; S1.00 On; per S1.6S

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50 Scarfs, S2.15

Just a few of the many special items we are offering in our Silk & Dress Goods Department

Morning Glory and Pussy Willow Silks in plain colors, all the new street and evening shades, 40 inches wide; (TQ $5.25 values at DODU

Crepe de Chine in a handsome line of colors

40 inches wide, $3.75 value at

$2.50

Silk Tricolettes in all the new shades, extra heavy quality, 36 inches wide, tO QQ very special at D0

Chiffon Taffeta Silks, pure dyed in a big line of colors, $5.00, $4.50, $3.75 values; 30 inches wide, very special (j2 Kimono Silks in a beautiful line of patterns, $2.25values, 36 inches Q-t A Q wide, special at 5JLrO

All Wool Plaids, beautiful combination of i 1 9 !' An 1 . . 1 .T ; a. a !

and 54 inches wide, at ,

DOMESTIC SPECIALS 1 Case Apron Gingham, 25c quality, yard 18 1 Case Best Apron Gingham made, 35c value, at 21 1200 yards 40c Percale, light or dark, yard 2o 1500 yards 50c Percale, light or dark, yard 32'z Only 3 pieces of 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, extra heavy, $1.50 value, yard $1.00 20 dozen 22x22-inch Napkins, $5.00 value, only $3.85 100 yards 72-inch Bleached All Linen Tabling, $4.75 value, to go at $3.68 200 yards 72-inch Mercerized Tabling, $1.50 value, yd. $1.00 500 yards 50c All Linen Crash, yard 35 2,000 yards 65c, 75c, 85c Shirtings, light ground, for this sale only, yard 45 50 dozen Wash Cloths, easily worth 15c; Friday and Saturday, each 10

Curtain Goods, Blankets and Rug Specials 1 lot Plain and Fancy Border

Marquisette, suitable for dining room or bed room, worth 75c

and S5c yard; Friday and Saturday, yard . .

50c

1 lot Plain Grey or Tan Woolnap Blankets, with pink, blue or tan border, double bed size. 6tfxS),

worth $7.50 to $S.OO pair; Fri

day and Saturday, pair

In specialized showing during this Great November "Drive"

Priced at-

Discount Short Coats Long Coats Loose Back Belted Models Large Collars Fur Trimmed Plain All "Salt's" Plushes are Fully Lined

LEE B. NUSBAUM CO. NUSBAUM B L D G.

$6.50

$4.98

We offer our entire stock of All Wool Coatings at a discount of 20 for Friday and Saturday Only

1 lot Fancy Plaid Blankets. Woolnap, look like wool, feel like wool, almost as warm as

woo!, worth $s.00; Friday and

Saturday, per pair

$6.75

20 discount on any room size Rug. 8-3x10-6, 9x12, 11-3x12, Wool Fiber. Tapestry, Axminster. Velvet. Wilton Velvet; prices $16.50 to $165.00 nrt ci disccunt of LAJ O

SPECIALS in the SECOND FLOOR ANNEX

2 pieces Woven Stripe Japanese Crepe Shirting, fast colors, 30 inches wide, former price 85c per yard; Friday and Saturday sale price 50 2 pieces white ground Crystal Cloth Shirting with small black figures, 32 inches wide, former price 50c per yard; Friday and Saturday . -25

5 pieces of fancy Printed Madras, 32 inches wide; former price 75c to $1.00 per yard; Friday and Saturday Sale price 50d 6 pieces of Imported Scotch Madras, extra choice patterns, fast colors, 32 inches wide, worth $1.50 per yard; Friday and Saturday Sale P"ce $1.00

A choice selection of high grade Silk Shirtings, all new designs and beautiful colorings, width 32 and 36 inches; price $2.00 to $2.75 per yard. 10 discount Friday and Saturday only. 4 Boys' khaki colored Wool Cloth heavy lined Coats, sizes 4 and 5 years; former price $7.50 and $10.00; closing out price, each $5.00

6 Girls' Corduroy Coats, navy, brown and green, good quality, well lined, sizes 2, 3, 4 and 5 years; former price $8.00 and $9.00; closing out P"ce $5.00 3 regulation navy Coats for boys, size 4 years, made up of . heavy Storm Serge, well lined, former price $10.00; closing out price $5.00

9 Boys' Norfolk Coats, navy blue Storm Serge, heavy lining, sizes 4, 5 and 6 years; former price $11.00 each; closing out price $5.00 4 dozen Children's "Kaynee Rompers in plain light blue and light stripe Gingham and Percales, in sizes from 3 to 7 years; former price $1.00; closing out price, each 60

Make use of the conveniences and service features of our store. Use our Rest Room as a meeting place. Packages checked without charge. Consider our entire personnel a service, and information bureau at your disposal.

WAo ON ALL TAPESTRY OOA30 till UPHOLSTERED LIVING Room Suites. This Discount is for 10 days only, so get here early.

THIS ARTCRAFT TAPESTRY SUITE for Beauty, Durability and Comfort

While the picture above gives you somewhat of an idea as to the massiveness and comfort of this three-piece suite, a personal inspection of it will convince you of its superior qualities. It's a fine example of the desirability of Artcraft living room suites, and consists as shown, of davenport, rocker and chair. x

$285.00

Each piece has large pillow-type arms, spring edge construction, and loose Marshall cushions. The tapestry is of a heavy quality. In your choice of several different tones and patterns. Just come in and sink down into the deep soft seats, and you'll agree that It la a most appropriate suite for your home.