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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
JULY CLEARANCE OF
ALL SILKS
LOT NO. I.

One lot Of 40 inch Fancy Silk.
including brocaded and fancy
printed silks. In all the new
weaves and colors. In this lot
are included Poplins. Charmuese
Crepe De Chene, Canton Crepe.
Crepe Meteor. Etc, Etc. Goods
that we formerly sold from
$3.50 to $3.50 q yard. July
Sale CSC
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
ALL KNIT UNDERWEAR
REDUCED

Just at the time when light
weight, cool summer underwear is
most in demand comes this unusual
sale. Every garment in our entire
stock is reduced. Essex Mills un-
derwear fits well and is made per-
fectly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
Women's Silk Hosiery
Fibre Silk Boot, 22,

Fibre SIX Boot, 22c.
Fourteen inch boot silk, light
weight cotton top, Isle heel and
toe, black, white. tan.
Wayne Knit Fibre Boot Silk,
8 pairs, soc.
Lisle top, fibre boot, double sole,
heavy heel and toe, black and
white.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
JULY CLEARANCE OF
SMALL NOTIONS

Our entire line of fancy bead
necklaces. either long or short,
Csc values, July sale, 19c.
Children's heavy Isle hose
supporters, all sizes. in either
black or white, July sale. &c.
Sample lot Of all bristle tooth
brushes; these goods are worth
up to Csc, July sale, 1oe.
American Alarm clocks; each
clock fully guaranteed; 81 value,
July sale, sec.
Special box of fine linen sta
tionery, twenty sheets of paper
and twenty-four envelopes; Csc
value, July sale, 15e, 2 for Csc.
Extra heavy rubber dressing
combs in all coarse, or coarse
and fine. July sale, 18c. :. 800.
Rubber bathing caps; they
come in assorted colors: regular
soc value, July sale, Csc.
SCOTS Waldorf toilet paper,
large size rolls, July sale,
rolls for Csc.
Sample line of hair brushes,
in ebony or rosewood backs,
worth up to 81. July sale, 39c.
Good toilet soap, bars to box,
July sale Sc; 2 for 15c.
Violet talcum powder, July
sale. Sc, 2 for 15c.
Special line of fountain pens,
fitted with lax gold pens, 81
values, July sale, Soc.
Ladies' and children's bar
rettes, in shell or amber, worth
up to Csc, July sale, 10e.
Ladies' sanitary napkins, put
up in sanitary sealed packages,
July sale, 8 for 1oe.
Good line Of heavy whisk
brooms. made from a good Sc
lected straw, July sale, Sc.
Dexter darning cotton in black
white or tan, July sale, 8 for Sc.
Ladies rubber gloves, in all
size. regular SOC value, July
sale, Csc.
Thermos bottle, full pint size.
keeps contents either hot or
cold. July sale, soc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
AUTO WELLS

You can buy our Storm Queen
wells at July sale prices. These
wells are made from special
heavy shower proof chiffon; the
size is full 36x68 inches, in every
wanted shade. See the special mum.
bers we are offering at July sale,
$1.35 and sec
BRASS GOODS SECTION
Small line of brass goods worth
up to SOC to go at July sale, 29c.
Odd lot of brass goods, worth
up to 81 to go at July sale, CSC.
See the special pieces of brass
priced at csc, $1.4s, $1.es and $2.4s.
HAND BAGS AND PURSES
800
Our entire line Of all leather
hand bags in black or brown, each
bag fully fitted with coin purse and
mirror. There are our regular $1.25,
$3.50 and $500 values. July
19c-
Small odd line Of Ladies White
Wash Bags. These goods were sold
up to $1.0O. To clean them up quick
&c.
Special lot of Ladies all Leather
Hand Bags. These come in black,
with heavy nickel frames, with
two fittings. July Sale. ........ soc
300
Our entire line of Childrens, Bags
and Purses, regular soc values in
all colors. July Sale .......... 29e
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
LACES LACES

AxA~A0 AxA~AO
25c-We are showing a big line
Of fancy trimmings in edges and
bands. In this lot we included clu-
nys, orientals, Venice, shadows,
ETC.; goods that were sold up to soc
a yard. July sale, CSC.
5c-One counter of extra wide
cotton cluny laces; they come in
either the white or ecru, in both
edges and insertions; goods worth
up to zoe a yard. July sale, Sc.
2c-Small line Of odd torchon
laces, in edges and insertions;
goods worth up to 10c yard. To
move them quick, July sale, &c.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!
Miles and miles OF beautiful high
grade ribbons to be offered regard
less of cost. In this lot we include
all of our Wide Moires, Taffetas
and Fancies, goods that were sold
regularly up to SOC a yard. July
oaIe ........ TIC
LOT NO. 2.
One hundred pieces OF Ribbons, all
wide goods in both the plains or
fancier goods that were formerly
sold at Is and Csc a yard, to move
them quick. July Sale. ........ 13e
Narrow Ribbon
One lot of Narrow Ribbons up to
two inches wide in Satin, Taffeta
and Fancier goods, worth up to 1Oc
a yard. July Sale. ............ &c
HAIR GOODS AT JULY
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
SOC BLUE WORK
SHIRTS, 39c

Genuine Amoskeag chambray-
guaranteed fast color, double
stitched throughout, attached
collar, has pocket, cut full size.
This is an exceptionally good
summer work shirt, as it is cool.
wears we'll and is easily laun-
dered. Sizes IA to 1917.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15

Big Savings in JEWELRY

Ladies Bar Pins
Ladies Lavalieres
Childrens Neck Chains a..
Mems Cuff Links SO
Mems Scarf Pins t:N.-
Mems Tie Clasps
Ladies Bracelets
Childrens Bracelets
Ladies Brooches -
Ladies Hat Pins
Ladies Ear Drops
Childrens Dress Pins
Childrens Cuff Pins
Goods regularly worth up to 75c.
July Sale Choice. .......... 33c
Our Entire Line Of CSC Jewelry to
60 at July sale ............... 17c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR

Csc Lisie Union Suits, 43c
Light weight, pure bleached Isle,
lace knee. silk tapped throughout,
silk crochet finished. sizes 4 to 8.
soc Union Suits, 3 for 81
Light weight, pure white cotton,
lace or cuff knee. sizes 4, and 6.
Sleeveless Vests, 1oc Value, Sc
Sizes 4, and 6. Limit, six to
customer. Good quality gauze.
Sleeveless Vests, 22c
Gauze or Isle, V-neck, round neck.
bodice style or wing sleeve.
MEMS UNDERWEAR
Mems Soc Union Suits, 3ec
All sizes, "a to 46, light weight rib
bed, ankle length, short or long
sleeves, all perfect garments.
Mems Csc Shirts and Drawers, 1sc
Light weight balbriggan, ankle
length, double seat drawers, short
or long sleeve shirts, all sizes.
Mems $1.25 Union Suits, sec
Cooper closed crotch, spring needle
union suits; light weight ribbed.
sizes "a to 40.
Mems 81 Mesh Union Suits, 79c
Pure white, the coolest underwear
made, short sleeve, ankle length,
all sizes.
Children's Union Suits &c
Short sleeve, knee length for
boys, low neck, sleeveless, lace or
cuff knee for girls, to Is years.
Csc Boys Shirts and
Drawers, 1Oc
Best quality light weight Bal
briggan Shirts, short sleeve, draw
ers knee length, all perfect gar
| ments. None soiled. All sizes.
Cool Underwear for the
Baby
For 13c-
Light weight gauze vests. Either
| long sleeve or nor sleeve. Sizes up
to years.
For &c
Fine light weight vests. Long
sleeve, short sleeve or no sleeve.
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Thirty Different Color.
Women's Silk Hose

Fibre Silk, 45c
Full length fibre with isle flare
top, double sole. spliced heel,
seamless, black, white, violet,
navy. pink, bronze, gold, pongee,
champagne, sand, putty, Copen-
hagen, suede, grey and blue.
Pure silk Boot, 45c
100 per cent pure silk, silk Isle
top, full fashioned, battleship
grey. pearl, sand, fawn, gold, mid
night blue, China blue, Alice
blue, reseda, linen, castor, rose
bronze.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
ART NEEDLE WORK
DEPARTMENT

Our entire line of American beau
ty embroidery packages, including
fancy pillows, scarfs, aprons, chill
dren's dresses, doylies. children's
hats, table runners, etc. Each pack
age complete with enough floss to
finish the piece. Price for July sale
as follows:
5 .25 packages, July sale. zee. 1oc
80 packages, July sale. .... CSC
rs packages, July sale. -. .5sc
100 packages, July sale. -. .76c
American Beauty Floss, 2 skeins
for sc; CSC dozen skeins.
P. F. c. crochet cotton in either
white or ecru. all numbers from l
to 100: choice, Toe a ball, three
balls for Csc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15

Women's Silk Isle
Hose, &c
Six pairs $1.25. Silk Isle. spliced
heel. double sole, quarter top,
black or white.
Chidren's Socks, 22c
Silk Isle or fibre silk, either
plain colors or white with colored
tops. We have complete lines OF
domestic or foreign goods. Sizes
~ to 81.
Children's Hose, l3c
Either fine ribbed or heavier
boys ribbed, black or white.
Pony Hose, 6 pair $1.25
22c single pair. There is a
weight for every occasion. Black
white. pink, blue, red or tan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
LOT NO. u.

LOT NO. u.
Ono table Of % to q inch Fancy
Silks. suitable for Waists, Dresses
and three-piece suits. In this lot are
all Of our Cheney Foulards, Fancy
Taffetas, Fancy Messalines. Serges.
Lousinnes. Etc, Etc. goods that
were formerly sold up to $1.0O a
yard. July Sale. .............. see
LOT NO. III.
Special lot OF Half Silk Materials.
in a variety Of styles and kinds, in
GLIDING Silk Organizes, Fancy
Printed Crepes, Silk Ratines. Silk
Pongee. Etc, Etc. These goods
range from IS to SO inches wide and
represent a good range Of colors.
These goods were regularly sold up
to 79c a yard. July Sale. ....... Csc
LOT NO. ~.
Just eighteen pieces Of % inch Fan.
cy Silk Mouslines in either light or
dark shades. These goods are both
Sun and Tub proof and come in all
the wanted shades. including white
goods. which we formerly sold up
to 29c yard. July Sale. ....... Use
LOT NO. v.
On account of the limited space We
will not attempt to give any further
detailed Information regarding the
Silk Department, only to say that
we are showing exceptional values
in both white and black ilks dur
ing this sale.
Remember every YARD Of Silk
in our entire department is sold at
a discount during the July Sale.
DRESS SKIRTS (Wool)
One lot $3.50 to $500 values.
CHOICE ................ $1.OO
One lot $500 to $3.50 values
One lot $500 to $500 values
Cnolce ................. $2.90
TUB SKIRTS
Bought for our July sale Special
values at soc, $1.13, $3.50, $1.ss.
worth double.
PALM BEACH
New line just received. all bear a
reduction during July sale. special
values at $e.75, $7.65, $s.ss.
PARASOLS
All parasols reduced. See the spec.
ial values at 89c, $1.35, $3.50.
|, Childrens at Csc, 44e, Csc, eee.
WAISTS
Our entire line at Specia1 Prices.
WASH WAISTS.
See the counter CSC, all new models
you will find $3.50 and $1.9S waists
in this assortment.
Other special values at SIS,
$3.50, $2.25.
SILK WAISTS 4 NET WAISTS.
CSC to $500 each. See special val.
ues CSC, $1.ss, $2.es.
MIDDYS -
All the new Middys at reduced
prices. Special at soc, $1.35.
BREAKFAST SUITS
A s-piece Suit, jacket, skirt, cap, all
for CSC.
ONE COUNTER
Choice of Edges and Insertions, ;
to 9 in. wide. worth up to 15c.
Choice Sc yard.
ONE COUNTER.
Choice Of Is In. Flouncinge and
Corset Cover Emb.. worth up to SOC
I'd. Choice 1Se.
ONE COUNTER.
Choice Of IS. q, As inch wide
F1ouncipgs, in bastiste and voils.
worth up to 800 yd. Choice 3se
yard.
All other Embroideries at greatly
reduced prices.
See the lot Of Colored Rppletts,
1Sc value, this sale 12He yard.
SPECIAL.
One lot Of Sc in. Colored Ratines.
Soc value. choice soc I'd.
One lot Of SO In. Colored p. K,
30c goods. all colors. Choice 15e I'd
II o. .
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15

Muslin Night Shirts, 45c
Sizes IS and 10. Made full size,
neatly trimmed with red or blue
braid. No collar.
Negligee Shirts, 45c
An exceptional assortment. Neat
black and white or the new color
ed stripes. No collar, attached
Numbered cuffs. IA to II.
Negligee Shirts, 90c
Woven madras with soft cuff,
either separate collar or no collar,
also new silk front shirts. IA to
II.
ALL CORSETS REDUCED
Complete lines of American Lady
corsets, Thompson Gloveftting
Corsets, Rengo Belt Corsets. All
Brassieres reduced.
SOC Corsets, 39c
Made Of coutile, medium bust, long
hip, four good supporters, embroid-
cry trimmed. sizes 20 to %.
C0C OEdSSleIe$, &c
Lace trimmed, perfect fitting, we'll
made.
$1.35 American Lady Front Laced
Designed for average figures, me-
dunn bust, medium hip; adequately
boned with medium weight boning
to hold the figure: stays escape
rubbing the hip bone; brocaded
band trimming.
Net Corset, 45c
Cool and comfortable for these
hot days. 1t is reinforced with a
light weight batiste at the points
Of special strain. Long hip, me.
dunn bust. IS to 80.
$1.00 Corset, 79c
Made of coutile, medium bust,
long hip. perfect fitting. Made for
the average figure. Silk embroid-
cry trimmed. Four good support
ers. All sizes.
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KIMONO APRONS

AAA4vAO4NO kA8 8AN4yO
Specials at .... .35c, 45c each
HOUSE DRESSES
See the counter of all the good
washable materials, any color or
any size you want. worth up to
$1.75, choice CSC each.
KIMONOS
See the specials at 49,. .sse, SIS
EMBRODERIES 49,.
We are overstocked. All our Emb.
at greatly reduced prices. Look,
read careful.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15

A number of persons enjoyed the
Penny supper given last evening at
the Second Presbyterian church by
the aid society. d,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15
$1.OO Corset. 79c

Made of coutile, medium bust,
long hip, perfect fitting. Made for
the average figure. Silk embroid-
cry trimmed. Four good support
ers. All sizes.
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Net Corset, 45c

Cool and comfortable for these
hot days. 1t is reinforced with a
light weight batiste at the points
Of special strain. Long hip, me-
dunn bust. Is to 30.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Harrison
(nee Miss Mable Kuhn) with their
little daughter, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Harrison Of
Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
reside in Cleveland. Mrs. Harrison is
a former resident Of this city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-01

ly produced by a lack of continuity in the policy of administration. The ire quent changes in administrative of ficials which have taken place within the last decade, coupled with the fact that there has been no Territorial head to maintain a standard for the work of the school cannot but have produced such a result. The ideals of the community and the zeal displayed in improving this important institu- tion of the day. augur we'll for rapid advancement in the future. The schools as now systematized are in a position to contribute strength to the proposed Territorial organization.
 At present, the public schools of the city enroll three hundred and twenty five pupils divided as follows: Sixty in the High School and two hundred and sixty-five in the elementary schools. Thirteen teachers exclusive of the superintendent are employed. Four teach in the high school. eight in the elementary schools, and one su pervises penmanship throughout the entire system.
 The High School offers work for four years in three different courses of study; classical. scientific, and
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-01
Description of Juneau From June0u Commercial Club Booklet
 Wdtien Ey L. E. Spray ..

u
 Juneau, the capital city of Alaska, is also the metropolis of the great Territory, not only in population, but In commerce and industry as well, and 10 the banking center of the country. The city Is situated on the east shore of Gastineau Channel, at the head of navigation for ocean going vessels. It occupies a little spoon.like basin at the foot of Mount Roberts and under the shadow of impressive Mount Ju. neau. Gold Creek comes tumbling from Silver Bow Basin and goes brawl. ing through the northern part of the town. The original townsite, how. ever, Is separated from the creek by high reef of rock oyerlaid with gray. els deposited at an early glacial per. iod. This ridge almost completely encircles the business section of the place. Juneau Is perhaps the most compact city in America. The town has commenced to overflow and hun. dreds of new houses occupy lands just outside the municipal boundaries.
 Juneau is backed by natural re. sources such as few communities can boast; the latent wealth producing
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-01

commercial. The first two mentioned present work leading to enrolment in college or university. The last is a general course and particularly fits the graduate for work in the business world. Additional courses in public speaking, mechanical draw ing and sewing are offered to the stu dents. The physical and social side of education is not neglected. Juneau High School graduates are admitted at the University of Washington and in other coast universities without entrance examinations
 The elementary schools offer the courses usually presented in the eight grades leading up to the high school. A uniform course of study, the work of the different grades in each subject, has been rec ently introduced. Work in penman- ship is carried on under a special su- pervisor. Music and drawing form a part of the elementary school curri- culm. A course in picture study has recently been arranged for use in connection with language work.
 Owing to the crowded condition of the two buildings which house the pupils. it has not been deemed advis- able to undertake work in manual and domestic arts. Plans for secur- ing a new school building are under way and these important branches of modern education will then be add ed. Optimism prevails among those who have carefully examined the work during the past year. The citizens of Juneau take pardonable pride in the city school system and in what it promises. -
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-01

are charged with the responsibility of conducting the city's municipal af- fairs, and also the schools with the aid of board of directors chosen by the people at the regular elections in April The council appoints or elects all administrative officials. which in clude the mayor. clerk and magiS- trate. police chief and force. fire chief and force. and city wharfinger
 The city is efficiently poIiccd and the streets are kept clean.
 The city recently established a fire department with a part of the fire fighting crew constantly on duty and under pay. The equipment includes a modern combination fire auto truck and the doubled check Gamewel fire alarm system.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-01
uneau Public Schools
lByL D. HENDERSON, Superintendent Juneau Public Sehool,l

"7HEN THE hardy pioneer migrat- " ed to the Northland, there to
 wrest his fortune from the hand of a bountiful but tenacious Nature, he did not leave behind him that institution which has come to occupy so large place in the making of our commonwealth. By the side of the mine, the mill, the cannery, and the farm. there sprang up the public school. It is true that the pub lie school system of the Territory is yet in the making. Heretofore, each individual unit has been sufficient unto itself. The principle Of strength in union" has not yet been applied to the schools of the Territory as a whole. Recent legislation has, how ever. remedied this defect. A uniform school system has been provided for Alaska. The primitive period has passed, A new era is about to open. which, with scientific organization as it's watchword, should provide for more schools, better schools, and a higher standard of efficiency general ly.
 The Juneau Public Schools, while in a healthy condition, nevertheless show the enervating effects natural.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-01
JUNEAU: The City of Destiny By Geo. F. Eort,,l
(continued From Page 4.)

(Continued From Page 4.) earth. All this should make our citi- zens proud, and let us not lose sight Of the health conditions of Juneau. "It Is the water" clear and sparkling. A man in the Middle West would give a dollar for one glass of this healthful beverage in summer time If he had ever previously tasted good water. It puts a glow in the cheek, sparkle in the eye. and ivigorates the whole system. People dry and burnt by the summer suns of other countries can find health and happi- ness and beauty by spending a sum- mer in Alaska.
 Make Juneau, the Capital City, your headquarters when you come to Alaska.
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wireless.
 The municipality owns and operates the principal wharf in Juneau and also maintains a municipal coal yard. The wharf and coal business combined have proved good investment Two years ago. in order to encourage the shipping of halibut from this port. the city made a generous contract with a cold storage plant that has been in continuous operation since it was es- tablished. It has a freezing capacity of 1S.OO0 pounds daily and storage room for 15O.OOO pounds of fish.
 City Government
 Like other cities of the first class in Alaska. Juneau's government is practically of the commission form. Seven cOuncilmen elected annually
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canneries situated near Juneau.
 Public Utilities


 A private corporation furnishes the municipality and all it's inhabitants with light. and sells power for general purposes about town. Another pri- vate corporation furnishes the city with ice cold water from springs To- cated at an altitude that gives a high pressure to the mains in the business section. A modern telephone system Is operated by a private corporation and has long since connections with Salmon Creek. Thane, Perseverance, Douglas and Treadwell. Interban fer ry service of a high standard is main tained by private corporation. Com. munication with the world is afforded by the U. s. cable service and also by
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

The best music obtanabe will be feature of the occasion
Grand Ball in Evening
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-16

First of all don't worry about the
hot weather. 1t is going to come,
and all the worrying you can do will
not make it any cooler. Reconcile
yourself to hot weather and nearly
half the battle is won.
The next thing to do is to dress for
hot weather. Wear light colored, light
weight, porous clothing. Remember
that tight clothing and tight shoes,
particularly in summer, are for few
women only. Ali men and wise wo-
men will leave such things strictly
alone
Plenty of water is really the best
thing known for hot weather. Drink
lots of it. Battle yourself in it inside
and out Drink until you prespire
freely. 1t is not a disgrace to pre-
spire. 1t is an aid to health and COM
fort. Perspiration on your skin is ma
lures own way of keeping you cool
Regulate your diet to fit the season
In hot weather leave off meats, fats
gravies, butter and other heat pro,
ducers, and eat fruits and vegetables
in abundance By drinking an abun.
dance of water you can keep your
sewer system flushed out. Remember
you never will be comfortable, par.
ticularly in hot weather, if yom ara
constipated.