Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 339, 13 October 1911 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1911.

POULTRY FANCIERS WILL JIVE EXHIBIT Some Valuable Cups to Be Given at Preble County Show.

BUSINESS MEN TO MEET IN FT, WAYNE

Federated Commercial Clubs Annual Convention Held j October 18-19. i

(Palladium Spfi l.il) EATON. O.. Oct. 13 Aside from a bonus of $75 promiaed the Preble County Poultry and Pet Stock association, the Business Men's club of West Alexandria have hung up trophy cups for exhibitors in the annual show to be held January 15-20 in that city. Ten of the cups are valued at $15 each, while the eleventh is worth $50 and will be awarded the highest scoring pen in the show.

FAST TRAINS RUN ON SCHEDULE TIME

Since the service was inaugurated the Pennsylvania railroad's eighteenhour trains between New York and Chicago have made enviable records according to figures made public by the company today. The Chicago-New York flyer, No. 28, has a shade the better on the general pnctuality average, but No. 29 even things when it comes to clean monthly records. In three months it ws not late a minute, and there were nine months in which it was not late more than once in each month. No. 28's best record was made during five months in each of which it was not late more than twice. It is pointed out that in the majority of cases when these trains were late the deletion was only from five to fifteen minutes.

Representatives of the commercial ! organizations of the city will attend j

the fourth annual convention of the Indiana Federated Commercial Clubs, which will n held on October 18-19 in' the Commercial Club rooms at Ft.

Wayne. This body was organized here j :in 1!)8, it being the proposal of the j Richmond Commercial Club. An excel-j

lent program has been prepared for j the Ft. Wayne meeting. It is as fol-j lows: I Wednesday afternoon, October 18. j 2:30 address of welcome, Hon H. G. liogan. city attorney or Fort Wayne; j 3:00 The Need of State Organization, C. F. Terhune, secretary Chamber of j

Commerce, South Hend; 3:30 Sooepra tion, Deroy K. Snyder, secretary Indi

anapolis Trade Association; 4:00 Civic j Imprivement in Fort Wayne, Hon. R. n. Ha una, secretary Civ ic Improvement Association in Fort Wayne. Wednesday Evening S : 00. Ranquet at the Commercial Club of Fort Wayne, introduction or toastmaster, I Geo. W. Heers, president of the Cornmercial club of Fort W ayne; Toast-1

master, H. S. Norton, president Indiana Federated Commercial Clubs, Gary, Indiana; A business Form of City Government, T. F. Thieme, president Wayne Knitting Mills, Fort Wayne; Civic Improvement, Prof.

Charles Zueblin, of Winchester, Mass; The Commercial Spirit in Indiana, Hon. John ' W. Kern, United States Senator from Indiana. Thursday Morning, Octoger 19. 10:00 Round Table Discussion of a Business Form of City Government, led by Dr. M. F. Porter and T. F. Thieme of Fort Wayne; 10:45 Good Roads, Clarence A. Kenyon, of Indiana Good Roads Association; Introduction of Resolution; Reports of Committees; Eelection of Officers; Selection of city for 1912 Convention. Adjournjnent.

SCHOOL PATRONS FEAR AN EPIDEMIC

Hear Prof. Russell, 7:30 p. m. at the Y. M . C. A.

Hot chocolate with wafers served at Prices'.

A new school has almost been put out of existence in the eastern part of Center Township in the last few days as the result of a serious scarlet fever scare in the district. Lester Asbury, a lad attending the school, contracted the disease on September 29, and some of the parents of children in the neighborhood became fearful of an epidemic. On Thursday the boy's mother also became afflicted with the disease, and several of the children at once left school for home. The county health authorities say that there is really little danger of an

epidemic, for -when the case first de

veloped, Mrs. Asbury and her son were quarantined in one room of their home. The boy has practically recovered now, and the county authorities are little surprised that his mother caught the disease from him. The Wayne County officials are not in favor of closing the schools with the first appearance of an epidemic. The county health department says

that when children are sent away from school with nothing to do, they will get together on the streets to play, and will very likely glv diseases to their playmates. On the other hand when they are kept in school, a member of the health department can go to the school every day and examine the pupils for symptoms.

Gold nsh at Prices.

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TOUCHES THE SPOT Getting to the pain in the quickest possible way meant the quickest possible relief. REX BELLADONNA PLASTERS fit snugly to the sore surface. The medicine is readily absorbed by the tissues and the pain disappears like magic. We are exclusive selling agents in Richmond for these plasters. A full line of Red Cross Cottons, Gauzes, Bandages and Plasters as described in booklet now being distributed in the city. Just to remind you we sell Chest Protectors, Wild Cherry and Horehcund 1 Cough Drops, headquarters for Cyko and Ansco famous Films, Cameras, printing paper and photographic supplies. Steins' theatrical make-up, Dental Depot, Penslar Remedy agents, Money Orders, Green Trading Stamps, Thermos Bottles. "If it's filled at Conkey's It's right."

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GOOP NEWS FOR THE LAMES We Have Just Received an Express Shipment of 200 Pairs of Those 16 Button High Tan Calf Shoes. They are eight inches high with wing tip; wide NEW toe and high Cuban heel.

We'have had such a remarkable run on this shoe that we sold out in one month the entire supply we had bought for this season. The 200 pairs just received will tide us over Saturday and the manufacturers promise, us a further shipment next week, but we would advise those who have been waiting for this shoe to come in early Saturday morning In order to be sure to get a perfect fit. This is pne of the most beautiful shoes ever designed and the demand for it is unprecedented In the history of ladies' shoes. IT IS STRICTLY A $6 PATTERN PRICE $4 a Pair Feltman's Shoe Store 724 Main Street

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35 years ago we used one horse and car , now we have 35 men and 15 teams to serve you. We sold $255 the first day, have since sold over a quarter of a million dollars in one year. Richmond citizens have our sincere thanks for this generous support

We were the first to sell in Richmond

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Quality and Price Meet on an Equal Footing Mere Only Standard Made Goods Are to Be Found in the Wide Selection of Our Stock We Offer You. SEE OUJIR 3, 4 AMO S IROOJVtt OHJTIFEXS OUR NEW FALL MERCHANDISE IS UNEQUALLED ANYWHERE. SEE OUR. 4 ROOM OUTFITS ATT Other Outfits at $189.00, $242.00 up WE FURNISH THE HOME COMPLETE Buffets, $14.98 to $75.00. Dressers, S8.95 to $85.00. Parlor Tables, S1.50 to $25.00. Parlor Suites, SI 9.75 to $85.00.

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We Sell Jewel Stoves and Ranges

We Lighten the Problem of Light Incomes.

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