Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 286, 12 November 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND FAHJSfUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 1915

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GHAEltES DEITE1IGH DIES AT HOME It COLOOS

NEW PARIS. O.. Nov. 12. Charles Deitrlcb, 44 years old. a former New Paris resident, died Friday at Columbus, O., and the body was brought to New . Paris Tuesday and burled In Sprlnglawn cemetery. His death was sudden, as he had been enjoying good health previous to, Friday. When a resident here with his parents they resided on the Danily farm where Prank Huber resides, and which was owned by them. Baby Son Dead. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones (nee Faye Hopp), of Zaneaville, O., will be sorry to learn of the death of their Infant son. Mrs. Jones Is a sister of Mrs. C. H. Harris and is well known here. Attend Institute. MisBes Zelma Nunnamaker, Effie Eby, Myrtle Yost. Irene Timmons, Emma Thompson, Morna Newbern, Myrtle Mook and Carrie Whitaker, Mrs. Mae Kuth, Supt. B. S. Davis, E. H. -7 r tf .ri - a

iuung, vv. xt. numw ana iviro. mar; Chenoweth attended the Central Ohio Teachers' institute at Dayton Friday and Saturday. The schools were dismissed in order that the teachers iight attend. May Change Exchange. Elam Fisher and L. D. Lesh of Eaton conferred with Manager O. C. Fortney

in regard to changing the location of the telephone exchange. The brick workers on the new school building have suspended operations, awaiting the completion of the flooring of the first first story, which will be of concrete. Sawmill Moved. A. L. Hiller of Eldorado moved his sawmill to the Charles Cox farm, near the state line, Wednesday, where he has a big woodland to convert Into lumber. Postmaster Charles H. Marshall will be the loser In the recent robbery of the postoffice, in that the safe -being a complete loss, will necessitate the purchase of a new one, the purchase price of which will be paid by Mr. Marshall and not Uncle Sam. Mrs. Rebecca Mackey of West Sonora spent Thursday with Mrs. Lucy A. M. Hutton and the Rev. Ruth E. Hemphill Mrs. Coil Bevington of Richmond spent Thursday with Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Bevington Mrs. H. A. Tillman and daughter of Trotwood, and Mr. and Mrs. William Barber of Anderson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. aBrber Thursday Arch R. Raney was at Eaton Thursday Mrs. Ethel Fleisch and Mrs. Mary Mull of Richmond were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jones Thursday.'

SALE OF RUMMAGE tlHS WOMETI $23

Glimpses of Eldorado Life

' Dr. Beame of West Alexandria Is spending a few days with friends at Eldorado. . . .Frank Campbell and family entertained the following guests on Sunday. Harve Shewmon and family. Chas. Campbell and family. Mrs. Albert Fudge of New Paris, Clayton Emerick and family of West Manchester, Harry Campbell and daughter, Mildred, and Ray Miller Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eby called on Mrs. Sallie Byers of New Madison Sunday afternoon. H.'A. Spltler and family entertained Clarence Minnlck and family, George Crane and family and Vern Moore and family, Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. George Falst, J. Gellker and daughters Clarence Lawrence and family, of New Madison, and Dr. A. C. Carney of Hamilton were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Lida Emerick and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stayton. . . .Miss Cora Kmrlck was the guest of her parents, Uriah Emerick and family last week .... Mrs. Sarah Deem of Brook ville visited herCbnt, V. M. and John Deen, last week Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stid-

ham of Lynn and J. C. Commons and family of Webster, were entertained by H. R. McPherson and family Sunday.... Earl Nisonger and . family, Hershel Hill and family, Thorn Merrel and family. Delia Willis and family, and Mrs. T. C. Broadstock called on Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Minnick, Saturday evening William Oswalt and family and George Oswalt and wife called on William Keer and family of Gettysburg, Darke, county, Sunday Miss Harriet Deem was the guest of Dayton relatives Saturday and Sunday Mr. Robert Sowers and family and Miss Jeannette Trick took dinner Sunday with Mr. Edward Trick and family. Harve Emrick and family were afternoon callers Mrs. Ella Henderson entertained Sunday, Chas Henderson and family, Jos. Shumaker, wife and daughter, Ezra Hetzler, wife and daughter, Wilson Brodrick and da' V ter, and Odes Gaugwer. . . .Miss, drey Bunger of Richmond was ihe guest of her sister, Miss Mary, from Saturday until Monday.

CENTER VILLE, Ind.. Nov. 12

Saturday the Bryant Woman's cemetery association held a fall market and Rummage sale in Ben Peelle's new storeroom. Chickens, pies, cakes, butter, eggs, salads canned fruit, potatoes and apples found a ready sale. Much merriment was occasioned by sale of rummage articles, no purchaser knowing what she bought," yet each upon opening their package found an article worth the price marked on the outside. The proceeds of the sale amounted to $23.00, with an expense of only 25 cents.

GROWS FINE NUTS.

EATON, O., Nov. 12. Hazelnuts and chestnuts, both exceedingly rare in this part of the country, are being grown successfully by J. W. Melllng, Jackson township farmer. , The trees this year have borne unusually good and Mr. Melllng has a number of the nuts on exhibition in a local business house.

I STRAUGHNS, IND.

Mrs.S. L. Cole's house Is nearing completion and she will soon become a resident of Straughn..... Frank Wisehart and wife of Middletown. and J. M. Smith and wife were guests of J. - D. Maple and wife Saturday, at Knightstown Will Riggs and wife of New , Castle, - and La bon Cosand and wife called at the J. M. Smith home last week.. . . .Carroll Smalley and wife will move to the U. B. Cole farm and Cole's will move to Straughn. ....Alfred Kersey and wife and Mrs. Steve Ward spent Sunday afternoon with J. M. Smith and wife Miss Leona Vickery of Eaton, O.. spent Saturday , night and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Ben Jackson, returning home Sunday evening.

NARROW SKIRT FATAL.

HARTFORD City. Nov. 12. A narrow skirt and flight of cellar steps are responsible for serious injuries .sustained by Mrs. Ella Merrltt. 45. of this city. In some manner the woman's feet became entangled during descent causing her to fall. Her spine was injured by coming into violent contact with a gas pipe.

Peru is the size of Spain, France, Germany and Italy put together.

COOPER HURT WHEN MILES BREAK LOOSE

CAMPBELSTOWN. 0 Nov. 12. Elbert Cooper, 21 years old, and youngest son 'Of Joe Cooper and wife was painfully Injured ' Wednesday evening when a team of mules he was working while shucking corn ran off. and in trying to stop them he caught his right foot in the wheel and crushed his leg between the ankle and knee. He was Immediately taken to Reid Memorial hospitaL Nut Crop Is Large. J. W. Melllng of New Hope, has a couple of chestnut trees and several hazelnut trees on' his farm which this year yielded a large crop of nuts. Both these kind of nuts are rare in this part of. the country. Mr. Melllng set out the chestnuts a number of years ago as an experiment and for the last five years they have borne nuts. J. A. Banfil, who has been operating a motor freight truck between Eaton and Richmond has put a new

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CENTERVILLE IVO'.'EN RAISE DINNER PRICE

CENTERVILLE. Ind., Nov. 12. The Centervllle Cemetery association met with Mrs. Edna Pike.. north ot town. Tuesday afternoon. The purpose ot the meeting was to further the arrangements for the Thanksgiving dinner. It .was decided at a recent meeting to raise the price ot the dinner to thirty-five cents and the lunch to fitteen cents. j The dinner will be served as usual at the town ball and will be a turkey dinner. The ladles of the association kindly asks the patronage of the public. Meetings will be held each Friday of the month.

COMMISSIONERS ASK BUILDING COMMITTEE

EATON. O.. Nov. 12. At a meeting of the county commissioners Monday it is probable a formal request will be made to Common Pleas Judge Risinger for the appointment of a commission to serve with the commissioners during the construction of the county's new courthouse. A bond issue in the sum of $250,000 for the building was favored in the last election. The commissioners are busy trying to select quarters in which to house officials during' the period required for construction of the new temple ot Justice. A number of buildings are said to be receiving the consideration of the board.

This picture shows the locked bolt and part of the charred trap door between the third and fourth floors of the Brooklyn factory building in which twelve lives were lost on Saturday. The screws fastening the bolt can be seen. Most of those who were burned to death were caught behind this trap door and were unable to open it. It was finally pried from its hinges, but too late to save most of those caught behind it. The door is being held as evidence in the investigation to fix the responsibility for the loss of life. i

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the one so often relied on when others fail,isthe powerful blood-nourishment ; in Scott's Emulsion, which feeds the very sources of bodily strength to suppress the present cold and generate strength to thwart further sickness, i Get Scott's first, not last and insist on the genuine always free from al- ' cohol and injurious drugs. ! Scott & Down;. Bloom 6r Id. N. I. 15-33 '

FORESTERS TO MEET , United Order of Foresters will meet -this evening in the Commercial club.' rooms for work. ; Several candidates will be initiated and the state organiser. Mr. Hassler of Indianapolis, will : be present to assist. Luncheon will be served.

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per week enables you to buy your entire winter outfit now during our sale at a great saving. Why stay away? Come to this sale and buy the best Clothing made; all we ask is you pay $1.00 per week, cash if you like.

" CASH PRICE CREDIT STORE"

If you attend our sale you'll surely be well repaid. Think of it you can buy strictly high grade up-to-the-minute Fall and Winter Merchandise at sale prices and you only have to pay us, per week

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Starts at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning and continues for just 10 days. We must make room for heavy winter stock which arrives soon. As our entire space at the present time is filled up, due to warm weather which has caused Fall and Winter goods to move slowly. We must clean up and to demand quick selling we offer in this sale our entire stock at a great sacrifice. This is your greatest opportunity strictly up-to-the-minute Fall and Winter Merchandise for Men, .Women and Children at January prices and you pay only $1.00 per week and buy at safe prices. Hirsch's Cash Price Credit store is different from the old fashioned Credit stores and is not a store only for those who are forced to buy on credit. Hirschs Cash Price Credit Store is a store for all the people whether you buy on Credit or pay cash. We have proven to the people of Richmond and vicinity that we are carying strictly high grade merchandise and compete with all cash stores in this city, and our "refund policy if not satisfied is in force during this sale as well as any other time. This sale consists of only clean, new fresh merchandise direct from the manufacturer as we have no branch stores hence no transferred goods.

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and get the choice of the most up-to-date line in the city at a dis- ' count of

Specials in Skirts Regular $12.00 Skirts Regular $10.00 Skirts g Regular $9.00 Skirts,

Specials in Skirts Regular $8.00 Skirts. Regular $7.00 Skirts, dQ QQ at pO0 Regular $6.00 Skirts. 2 Q

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0 irc(B PRICED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE Our entire stock, of Ladies' Suits including those that have sold as high as $35.00; divided in 2 groups at $12.98 and $15.00 Not a Suit in the house to be sold over $15.00. These Suits are mostly Fur Trimmed. New Winter Coats, in 4 Groups $5.95, $12.75, $16.75 and $19.98 Not a Coat to be sold over $19.98 Ask about our Corduroy. Fur Trimmed Coats at $12.75 SILK DRESSES AND SILK AND WOOL AT Nothing Over $12.98 During Sale

$4.98, $6.98, $9.98 and $12.98

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No Discount for Cash We Compete with Every Cash Store in The City.