Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 163, 11 July 1922 — Page 14

, P AGfiTQURTOEN INDIANA ATTORNEYS MAY TAKE STEPS TO REVISE STATUTES (Bt Associated Press) . INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 11. Steps looking toward the revision of

a number of statutes may be taken during the two-day meeting of the In-j

dlana State Bar association according to officicera of the organization. The lawyers began their twenty-sixth annual session this afternoon at the Indianapolis Country club. An address by Charles M. McCabe of Crawfordsville, president of the association, and the reading of a paper by Theophilus J. Moll of the Marlon county superior court, were a part of the early program. The reading of the minutts of the 1921 meeting, admission of new members and reports of officers and committees completed the first session. A banquet was scheduled for the evening. J. M. Dill, attorney-general of Bermuda, will make the principal address of the meeting tomorrow, his subject belngr "The Colonial Development of the Common Law." Mr. Dill Is a well known English attorney. Other Speakers Another speaker on the program for the second day Is-Joseph H. Shea of Seymour, formerly ambassador to Chile, "South American Courts," will be the- subjtot of his address. James A. VanOsdol of Anderson, will talk on "Our Part." An election of officers will complete the program. The present officers of the Indiana State Bar association are Charles M. McCabe, Crawfordsville, president; Cassius C. Shirley, Kokomo, vice-president; George H. Batchelor, Indianapolis, secretary; Elias D. Salisbury. Indianapolis, treasurer; C. M. Hepburn, Indianapolis, chairman of the committee on legislation. Board of managers

James M. Ogden. Indianapolis; Willis Rowe, East Chicago, and Frank Hatfield, Evansville.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1922.

175 BusinessWomen Picnic This Afternoon It is expected that about 175 business women will attend the picnic of the Virginia Asher Business Women's council which is to be held at Glen Miller park Tuesday evening.

According to the present arrange

ments, those who Intend to attend the picnic will meet at the Reid Memorial church and will leave Eighth and Main streets on the street car at 6:15 o'clock. A program consisting of community games and devotional exercises will be enjoyed. In case of rain the picnic will be held indoors at the Reid Memorial church.

At Feltman's

m Black Satin 2 -strap Medium vamp with 14-8 Spanish heel. Skinner's Satin, the beft obtainable, is used in the construction, and is guaranteed.- ,

Feltman's Shoe Store.

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

FULTZ RESIGNS PLAGE AS VOCATIONAL HEAD

N. F. Fultz, vocational director of Richmond public schools, has resigned to take up new duties as vocational director of public schools at Cicero, 111., a suburb of Chicago. Mr. Fultz's resignation was accepted by the schools board at its meeting late Monday afternoon. Having been connected with the local schools fpr the past two years, Mr. Fultz had established himself as a very capable director of the vocational work of the schools. Mr. Fultz came to Richmond from Anderson, where he was vocational director, and with the Remy Electric company. He will leave Richmond shortly for a short vacation and will report to his new position Aug. 1. Mr. Fultz will retain his home in this city for the present. The school board signed th contracts for the general work on the East side school building. The contract for the plumbing work on the building will be awarded at the next meeting of the board.

Police Court News

FINED FOR SPEEDING Carl Niewoehner paid $1 and costs in police court Tuesday morning for running his car 35 miles an hour Monday afternoon.

FINED FOR CARRYING GUN The corner of Eighth and Main streets is a bad place to carry concealed weapons. As Robert Bush, (colored) was getting on a car, his gun was spotted, and Tuesday morning he paid $1 and costs in police court and had his gun confiscated.

GO AFTER ROBINSON Police officers early Tuesday morning left for Chicago to bring back to Richmond, Frank P. Robinson, who jumped his bond on a liquor charge in Richmond last winter. Robinson was living in Chicago under the name of Robinson and Towne, it was said, when he was picked up

by Chicago police. . On Feb. 11, he was arrested for transporting liquor, but was not tried. George Muey, who went on Robinson's bond, advanced the costs of bringing Robinson back to Richmond.

A California electrical corporation has a machine which digs holes for and sets 50 telephone poles a day.

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We Sell and Recommend Standard Makes of Tire3 Chenoweth Auto Co.

1105 Main St.

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Thistlethwaite's The Original Cut-Rate E VERY-DAY PRICES in Effect at All 7 Stores

Complexion Powders Mary Garden 98c Azurea $1.09 Djer-Kiss 50c Three Flowers . . 69c Armand Bouquet ..... 50c ALL SCRAP TOBACCO. OPn 8 for iOu

A Special Sale of.....

Go-Carts

all this week. We are showing many advance Fall styles, and to introduce this beautiful line of children's Carts, and carriages we are going to price every one of them at a special price for just this week.

This special Stroller made of genuine reed. Extra special

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Thirty Fee from 7th St.

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July Clearing Sales Are Now in Progress In addition to the many other advertised items of interest in all departments, it is undoubtedly gratifying to the women of this community to know that groups of Silk Dresses, Coats, Suits, Children's Dresses, Skirts, etc., are now Half Price and Less A Few Other Specials in Hosiery and Underwear

Ladles' Van Raalte Glove Silk Rollette Hose, dropstltch style, in white, champagne and black; (J"J QQ reg. $2.75 value.. iJJ-.O Ladles' Lace Hose in brown lisle, reg. $1.50 Q1 Oft value ; 2 pair s . . . tj) JL U O Ladies' Black Silk Hose,

with silk top, In Chipman-

Knit make, regular

$1.75, at

One lot Ladies' Lisle Hose in white only, regular 59c

value; now 2 pairs,

25c; 5 pairs. .. .

Men's Black Lisle Hose, with colored clockings, reg. 85c value; sale, Per ICIr pair, only rxti Men's Brown Lisle Hose, with colored clockings, reg. 85c value; July sale A(f price Tcily Men's Black and Brown Cotton Sox, regular 29c values; two pairs for QfT, only OOC

Men's heavy Work Socks,

19c value; two pairs

for

98c

le Hose lar 59c 50c

25c

One lot of Children's threequarters White Hose, drop-

Ftitch style, regular

35c value, for. . .

29c

One lot of Children's Black Hose, sizes 5 to 7, regular 35c value; two pairs One lot of Children's Half Hose in different colors, a regular 39c value - Q now at XiC Ladles' Batiste Pajamas in flesh and white, regular $2 value; our July sale JQ One lot Ladles' Bodice and Tailored-top Union Suit3, Carter make, regular $1.25 value; our July sale Men's Separate Shirts and Drawers, regular $1 value; large sizes only; (J- ff now 59c, 2 for... P-I-VU Children's knit Union Suits, regular 59c value fTf now 29c; 2 for JUC Children's White Muslin Drawers, regular 49c - Q value, now LtC Ladies' Batiste and Muslin Camisoles, regular QQ $1 value, now at uC Infants' Gauze Vests 1A sizes 1 to 6, at XUC Ladies' Athletic Underwear

In white and flesh, "Seal-

pax makes regular

$1.2o value ....

89c

Lee B. Nusbaum Co.

KNOLLENBERG'S. JULY SALE

KNOLLENBERG'S JULY SALE

KNOLLENBERG'S JULY SALE j

One-fifth of the population of Richmond answered our advertisement in a single day. You know why.

Customers in a Single Day

A n increase of 20 in sal e s over the same day during our July Sale last year. You know why.

Jf9o RlQfJriflf Znf-f. There's no question about that. But it takes more than heat to a XJ'f'f'0 l,iy I. keep people at home during our July Clearance Sale. Ouf sale opened Friday morning, not with a big rush, but a good, steady trade, which kept increasing through the entire day, and we have had a splendid business ever since. There is no secret about the success of this sale; we are offering just good, clean, quality merchandise at a price far below the expectation of our customers, just 7 more days of this big sale, so come in and get your share of bargains that will appear from day to day.

IMPORTANT SAVINGS IN OUR ANNEX DEPARTMENTS

38-in. by 7-fL Duplex Window Shades; white on one side, green on the other, value

$1.75; July Sale price

$1.19

36 inches wide fancy Marquisette, value 50c; QQ sale price, yard Oct

36 Inches wide double-faced

Terry Cloth, $1.25 value; sale, yd. . . .

98c

JULY SALE OF READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS at Drastic Reductions

50 NEW ALL-WOOL JERSEY SUITS Just received. Beautiful shades of tan and brown. Just to increase our volume during our July Clearance sale we marked

these handsome suits

$5.95

ALL-WOOL TWEED SUITS These Suits formerly sold at $25.00 to $40.00 and have been grouped In two lots for the July sale at $10.95 & $14.75

1 lot of 36x7 Oil hand-made Window Shades, colors green, white, tan and gray; An values $1.45; sale.... OL 1 lot Mexican hand-made Wil

low Market Baskets, value

$1.25; July sale price.

each

69c

Table Oil Cloth, colored or white, 14 yard wide; QQ sale price, a yard OtC $15 size 9x12 Wool and Fibre Rugs; sale price I1 " QQ each vJ-i-.iO

MAILORDERS will be filled promptly during the July clearance when they reach us before quantities are exhausted. It will be to your advantage to send orders to us without any delay. Purchase of $5 or more worth of goods will be shipped prepaid.

JULY SALE OF Coats

$15 and $20 Coats, not many left; mainly Sport Coats; during July Clearance PQ QK sale vOtU $25 Coats, about 15 in the lot, reduced during our Q HK July sale to .... vlO 4 D $30 to $37.50 Coats, tf-g Q PTjr July sale price vl7 I O $40 to $47.50 Coats, flOQ July sale price PO. I O $50 to $75.00 Coats, JOQ rf? July sale price tptU I D

JULY SALE OF Dress e s About 20 Dresses, mainly Taffeta; a few are Canton Crepe; July clearance sale (JQ Qp price $0.70 Dresses of Canton Crepe, Printed Crepe de Chine, Sports Dresses, Wash ' Dresses and Crepe Knits; re- (J- Q nr priced for sale tpi-5?0 50 Dresses in sports, street and dress models of Canton Crepes. Crepe Eponge, Tricolette, Roshanara and Wool Tweeds; values as high as $40; (I0" P7fT July sale price JL. I D

MILLINERY Our large Millinery stock is too well known to need any special mention. Sufficient to say that every new Summer and early Fall style will go at SALE PRICES.

HUNDREDS of NOTION Bargains IN OUR BIG EAST ROOM Warner's Corsetette, a regular $1.25 value; July QQ, sale price OOl A large assortment of Val and Torchon Laces, values up to 10c yard; sale Q price, yard OC One lot of Organdie Banding In white and colors, valuc3 up to $1.25 a yard p Q sale price, per yard. . . OJC A large assortment of Fancy Hairbow Ribbons at, QQ, per yard 0C 500 cans of Talcum Powder, a regular 20c value - f July sale, choice JLUC 25c and 40-watt Tung- OQ sten Lamps idC One lot of Brassieres, OQ sizes 32 to 40 uC One lot of Corsets, from $1.50 to $5.50, to go at ONE-HALF PRICE during July sale. Human Hair Switches, regular $4.25 values (JQ QQ July Sale price v50O A large assortment of Ladies' Purses in brown tooled leather, spider weave, pin seal and ooze cowhide; values up to $5.00; July sale QQ QfT price Viilu Art Goods Specials One assortment of Children's Dresses, 2, 4, 6. 8-year sizes, in voiles, lawns and organdies, values from $1.50 to $3. each ONE-THIRD OFF Stamp Bed Spreads for aplique, reg. $5.50 & M fQ value; sale VTf00

ash Goods

25 pieces of Tissue Ginghams, woven Flaxons and French Ginghams, all this season's goods; very desirable pat

terns; 32-in. wide; regular

75c goods; July Sale

price, yard

48c

15 pieces of Printed Batiste, fine quality of cloth, all new patterns and colors, 30 In. wide, regular price 25c per yard; July Sale - Qi price, special, yd. .. x.M2.j 10 pieces of Scotch Zephyr and French Ginghams, all fancy plaids, fast colors, 32 ' inches wide; regular Off, 75c quality; July Sale OC

$3.98

50 Silk Jersey Petticoats, made up of 2-ply Silk Jersey, plaited flounces and ribbontrimmed in navy, Copen, peacock, purple, rose, brown,

vanilla, henna and American Beauty. Every skirt a real

bargain; regular $5.00 skirts .....

20 pieces of dark and medium colored Dress Voiles in 6mall dots and figures, mostly navy blue, 38 in. wide; regular 58c and 75c goods; July QQ Sale price, yard ... Otlx See our bargain table of Children's Dresses; J- QQ July Sale price . ..tDA.iCJ

Silk and Wool Dress Goods

32-lnch Jersey Shirting, all

silk in a neat line of pat

terns; sale price,

a yard

$1.69

69c

36-inch Laungerette Cloth in

a complete line of colors;

special. sale price, yard ,

27-inch All Wool Challis in a good line of small patterns; f .....89c 36-inch Messallne Silk, black

only; Sale price, yard

$1.00

40-inch Crepe de Chine, in a complete line of colors, sale price, per (J- - q yard D1.17 36-inch White Sport Silk In block patterns, very new; sale price, qq a yard tM.OO 32-inch ML Vernon Shirtlne.

silk stripe in the season's

newest patterns; sale

price, a yard . . . .

59c

Nothing reserved. Every Item in our entire store goes at a liberal discount in our July Sale.

Domestics Lowest prices in years. Our Domestic Department always is busy during our July Clearance Sale.

500 yards 69-inch Table Damask,

worh 85c a yard; July

Sale, yard

674c

500 yards 70-inch Table Damask, worh $1.25 a yard; July QQ Sale, yard JOC All our 35c Dress Ging- OQ hams; July Sale, yard... tOC Green Ticket Lonsdale Muslin,

20c value; July Sale, per yard 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, 65c quality; yard

172c 55c

29-inch Dark Shirting, 1Q worth 25c yard; sale.... XoC 36-inch Percale, regular " T 20c quality; July sale... J-Ol Best Punjab Percale, : C M worth 30c yard; sale.... xC Good quality Lancaster Apron Gingham, during July - Q 1 sale, yard J.0225 dozen large Bath Tow-Of? els, worth 35c, each" ... OC 25c quality Bleached and Unbleached Pure Linen Ofl Crash to go at, yd iSUC

Underwear and Hosiery Men's $1.00 and $1.25 Shirts, each 88 Men's $1.50 Shirts, each $1.19 Men's $2.00 Shirts, each $1.48 Men's 50 Shirts, each $1.98 Men's 00 Shirts, each. .' $2.48 Si al prices on all Men's Neckwear during sale. Men's Athletic Union Suits, 75c and $1.00 values ft Of Juty Clearance Sale price OO C Men's Silk and Knit Four-in-Hands 68 and 90V Men's Four-in-Hands, 50c value, each .'.39p Ladies' White Silk and Chamoisette Gloves in large A Q J sizes, $1.00 and $1.25 values; pair rOC

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