Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 285, 12 October 1921 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1921.

WIRELESS AMATEURS TO GET ACQUAINTED AT MEETING TONIGHT

A laree attendance is indicated for the second meeting of the newly formed club of radio amateurs, which is to be held in the storerooms of the Hart Electric shop at 7:30 Wednesday night. AH amateurs in Richmond, numbering about 40 have been invited, and in addition, the officials of the club have extended invitations to wireless amateurs in all towns as far away as Connersville, Newcastle, Greenvilln and Eaton. Numbers of these have promised to be present, much interest

being manifested in the organization. The club, which was started with about 25 members at a meet ins; a wefk ago at the home of Gerald Harrington, was named the "DX Radio Club." The principal business thiB evening will be the discussion and adaption of a constitution and by-laws on which a committee has been work, Inz since the first meeting. At least two representatives have been promised from Connersville for the meeting, with a possibility of more. It is possible that. Greenvilla and Newcastle may be represented also. A large delegation will be present from Eaton, Lewisburg, Verona and West Manchester, all in Ohio. In Wayne county as many are expecttd from Cambridge City as from Eaton, 0 and amateurs will be present from Fountain City, Boston and Centerville.

METHODISTS CONSIDER $1,000,000 BUILDING

(Br Associated Press) PITTSBURGH, Oct. 12 The Pittsbnrgh district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church which opened its ninety-eighth annual meeting here, will consider plans for the construction of a $1,000,000 church, edifice and office building combined. Under plans of the Smithfield church here a 13 story building would be erected on the present site in the downtown district of Pittsburgh. The structure would house the church proper, headquarters of the district conference, the Methodist book store, a gymnasium, a large auditorium and offices for the various church leaders. The present Smithfield church Is located on the corner of Smithfield street and Seventh avenue in the heart of the business district. It is one of the old landmarks of the city.

Gardeners Plan Excursion To Rockefeller's Estate (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Oct. 12. A visit to the estate of John D. Rockefeller, at Pocantico Hills, near Tarrytown, was scheduled as part of the Columbus day program of the National Association of Gardeners which opened its annual convention yesterday. Many of the association's members ure head gardeners of wealthy men's estates throughout the country, some of which cost $150,000 annually lo maintain. The signboard nuisance is one of the chief topics of discussion before the convention.

Nicklas and Zimmerman Attend Lutheran Conclave The Rev. Alexander Nicklas, of St. .lohn's Lutheran church and Henry Zimmerman, principal of the parish school, are attending the annual convention of the Western District of the Joint Lutheran Synod of Ohio, which is in session in Fort Recovery, Ohio. Mr. Zimmerman is lay delegate to the .meeting.

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1 Silverware for the Autumn Bride

I CHARLES H. HANER i

1 810 Main Street

1 Jeweler

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Thistlethwaite's Tha Original Cut-Rats EVERY-DAY PRICES In Effect at All 7 Stores . Pinkham's Com- QQ pound OiC Colgate's Tooth 0 1 Paste Li.j Woodbury's 0" Soap 11 ALL SCRAP TOBACCO, 2)

AMERICAN WIFE OF ITALIAN COUNT SAILS FOR HOME

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STRANGERS ARRANGE TO CONTINUE CLUB About 45 strangers accompanied by 12 members of the Reid Memorial

church, were present at the first meeting of the Richmond Get-Together

club. The strangers become acquainted through social games, singing and general entertainment. P. J. Heery and Lucile White represented the Community Service. P. H. Slocum led the singing. A small orchestra, made up of the strangers, furnished the music for the evening. Dr. W. L. Misener, chairman of the committee on arrangements, was great

ly pleased over the first meeting. Members of the club to meet the second and fourth Tuesday night of each month at 7:30 o'clock. 'The club elected officers to have charge of the meetings. They are as follows: J211a Hildebrand. of Chicago, was elected president; Francis Glass, Richmond, vice-president; J. H. Busby,

Fountain City, treasurer; John C. Rasmussen, New Albany, Ind., secretary; and P. H. Slocum, of the Richmond community, service, was elected the permanent chairman of the social committee. Mrs. Wilson Magaw was elected "the chairman of the refreshment committee. All the meetings will be held in the

Reid Memorial church on Tuesday nights.

GULBRANSEN PLAYERS

Opp. Post Offlc Phone 1655

Countess Eleanor Morom. Countess Eleanor Morom, daughter of James Jerwin of New Orleans and wife of an Italian count, has sailed for Italy following an extended visit to the U. S.

World Baptist Seminary Dedicated in New Jersey (By Associated Press) EAST ORANGE, N. J.. Oct. 12 The International Baptist Seminary was dedicated today to the service of training Americanization workers in the psychologies and customs of the people among whom they will work The institute has six departments to date Russian, Polish, Hungarian, Rumanian, Czecho Slovakia and Italian with teachers of corresponding nationalities in charge.

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SEE IT AT 7 SOUTH 7TH

I New Low Prices on Bedroom ; Furniture

OYSTERS They're Fine

What could taste better these chilly days than a nice, hot Oyster Stew or a half dozen fried? Our supply is received fresh daily New York Counts, Selects or Standards. Oysters in sealed cans. Wre will serve you these delicious Oysters in your favorite style at our store. Take some home with you or phone your order and we will deliver to your home.

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Beginning Thursday Morning at 8 oclock

An October Sale

At Feltman's

for MEN Brown Kangaroo Leather

Soft and pliable, yet will not scuff. Carried in English or medium toe

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.Feltman's Shoe Store. The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Stores 724 Main Street

The first "norther" of the season has arrived. It is the cruel forewarning of winter. We have planned an event to take place at this most opportune time, when everyone is thinking about clothes for winter, home furnishings for winter.

New Fall styles are here in abundance. Our ready-to-wear department is prepared as never before. Special prices for Thursday, Friday and Saturday will make this department one of the busiest departments in the store.

ipecSal Prices omi New Fall Oood

In All Departments

Blankets

The chilly nights of Fall remind us of the need of an extra blanket. Special values will be found in the blanket department, west aisle, first floor.

SPECIAL Cotton Blanket, 64x76,

grey with fancy borders; special

$1.98

BATH ROBE BLANKETS Extra heavy weight $5.75 Other Blanket Specials will be found on visit to the department. BABY CRIB BLANKETS 89c to $2.00

October Sale of Suits Hats Dresses Coats

Special values will be found in all our ready-to-wear departments on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Garments which have just arrived and placed in stock priced at unusually low figures for quick sale. Wool Serge Dresses, special lot just received; plain or fancy, all S2!3:..:1.... $10.00

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Lot of all-wool Tricotine Dresses, special..

Canton Crepe and Satin Dresses, all new styles, in black, navy or brown, bead or embroidery trimmed, as well as the plainer fin tailored styles; special vO.UU

Lot of NEW ALL-WOOL SKIRTS special

Lot of ALL-WOOL SKIRTS, regular values $10 to 15 special

$7.50 $5.00

Dress Trimmings Special lot of Silk Braid Trimming, wide variety of colors, regular 25c to 50c yard; to close out this odd ?n lot at only, yard OC

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Special Values in Suits and Coats, Ladies' and Children's

Special Groups of New Hats at $298 $5 $550 $IQ

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and Prices! Lot of 54-inch Ail-Wool Coatings, regular $3.75 value; special for this three-day sale. .. .$1.98 Dark Plaids for school dresses, excellent values; yard .' 19c Wool Plaids, for skirtings', dresses, etc.; special, yard 9Sc Wool Velour Checks and subdued stripes, for dresses and skirts; special $1.25 Wool Serges, navy, brown, black and taupe; special at 93c Fine All-Wool Skirtings in .the new broken stripe effects $3.50 Poiret Twills, Tricotines and Broadcloths in all the Fall shades $3.98 and $3.50 All-Wool Jersey in blue, black, brown, green and taupe $2.75 SILKS SILKS Lot of Messaline and Taffeta Silks in black brown, green, white, taupe, rose, pekin, pink; special, per yard $1.59 SPECIAL Crepe de Chine, choice of all Fall shades; special for this sale $1.59 Georgette Crepe, all shades, full 40 inches wide; special $1.79 All Silk Canton Crepe in mohawk, brown, cinnamon, blue, grey and tan $2.69 SPECIALi Crepe Poplin, resembles Canton Crepe in appearance and texture; special $1.50 Lot of Black Satin Messaline, yard wide, navy and black $1.79

AISLE SPECIALS

Lot of genuine Leather Purses, new styles; special $1.98 Guaranteed nickel - plated Clocks, for desk or bedroom; regular $3.00 values $1.93 Lot Purse and Bag Tops, to close at Half Price Lot of Ladies Handkerchiefs, colored borders and colored embroidered corners; special, 15c; two for 25c New styles in Lace Collars $1.25 and $1.00

Lot of colored Organdie and white Satin Collars, regular values 59c to $1.75 to close the lot at... 39c Lot of Patent Leather Belt3 in black or red.. 25c New styles in 'Maisonette' House Dresses, the house dress apron in the neat dress pattern; made up in the latest style. This month's models to sell for only $2.50 New arrivals in Suede and Chamoisette Gloves; special 59c to $1.00

East Aisle Specials in Flannelette Gowns Lot of all-white Flannelette Gowns, neatly hemstitched around neck; special $1.19 Extra heavy quality Outing Gowns, neat patterns, made extra full; special $1.93 Children's Flannelette Gowns, special lot reduced to only 89c Children's Flannelette Sleepers, regular values 89c to $1.25; special 59c Children's Flannelette Petticoats reduced to 89c CHILDREN'S SWEATERS New arrivals in Sweaters for boys and girls, with t::::. $2.50 & $i.9S

Cotton Goods Very special prices on COTTON GOODS despite the advancing cotton market. We earnestly urge the purchase of cotton goods now, for prices will be higher later on.

All Remnants at OneHalf Price Lot of Percales, light and dark patterns; special 19c

Mercerized Cotton Poplin3 in taupe, grey, red, blue; regular 50c and 39c values 29c Lot Checked Dress Ginghams, special 22c Lot of Romper Cloth reduced to 19c

Plain White Outing, 24 in. wide; special 10c Lot of Dark Outing, 27 in. wide; special 14c Lot of Striped Madras Shirtings, new stripe patterns; special for this sale 35c

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Underweair for All the Family Three-Day Specials in Medium and Heavyweight Underwear for Men, Women and Children.

Ladies' Union Suits, medium weight, sizes 40, 42, 44; low neck, elbow sleeves and knee length, regular $1.25 values; special 39c Lot of Men's Union Suits, regular values $1.00 to $2.75, all sizes; special Half Price Lot of Men's Shirts and Drawers, broken line of sizes, regular values to $1.50; special 39c

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Ladies Vests, medium and heavy weight, all sizes, regular 75c to $2 values; special Half Price 1 Extra value in Men's Medium Weight Union Suits, all sizes; special $1.25 Lot of Children's Shirts and Drawers, regular values 45c to $1.25; special Half Price

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-for All the Family

All Silk Hose, black and brown only, all sizes, at 93c Lot of Fibre Silk Hose, black and brown, at 50c Silk and Mercerized Hose with dropstitch, resembles the all-wool and silk hose, in blue and brown heather mixtures; special ' 59c Wool and Silk Hose, the new heather shades; special $2.50 All Wool Hose, drop stitch, heather shades, at $1.50 All-Silk Hose, guaranteed quality, special at $1.59

SPECIAL All Silk Clocked Hose,

black with white embroidered clock.

regular $2.50 value; special

S1.89

SPECIAL Infants' and Children's

Hose, sizes 4 to 6Va; most of the lot

are cashmere: regular values

to 50c; special

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LEE B. NUSBAUM COMPANY Nusbaum Building