Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 194, 28 May 1919 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND , PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1919.

SCORES ATTEND BROOKE FUNERAL IIELDJtf EATON Prominent Preble " County

Business Man is Buried

Tuesday Afternoon. .

EATON. O.. May 28 With Waver.

ly lodge. Knights of Pythias, In charge,

funeral services for the late Charles F. Brooke, vice-president of the Eaton

National bank, president. of the Eaton

Telephone company, a leader in Demo

cratic politics in Preble county, ana for thirty-two years treasurer of the Preble county fair board, were held

here Tuesday afternoon at the home.

following his death last Saturday at

Miami Valley hospital. Dayton, where he was -operated upon. The Rev.

. Thomas J. Simpson of the Presbyter lan church, preached the funeral sermon. Simplicity marked the services throughout At the grave In Mound Hill cemetery, Edward Johns repeated

the Pythian burial ritual and Rev.

Simpson gave a brief prayer.

The home would not accommodate

scores of people who sought presence at the services. Hundreds of people . were present at the burial service at

the cemetery. The floral offerings

were magnificent and profuse. Prac

tically every business house In the city was closed during the hours of

the funeral. Directors and officers of

the Eaton National and Preble County

National banks, members of the coun

ty fair board, directors, officers, operators and other employes of the Eaton Telephone company and representatives of the directorates of the tele-

shone at Camden and New Paris, of

which the decedent was a member were present at the funeral. Reception for Juniors. Members of the Senior class of the high school will be guests of the Junior class at a reception Thursday evening at the Pythian temple. Shower for Mlu BIgony." Miss Leda Bigony, of Lebanon, O., was the honor guest at a "shower" given . Monday evening by Mrs. T.. J. Simpson and Miss Bessie Hoover. Miss Bigony, who is teaching in the schools here, recently announced her approaching marriage to Paul Holtzmuller of Farmersville, O. . Soldiers Return Home. Sergt Robert Fisher, Lester Armstrong, Victor Stever and Glenn Riner have arrived at their homes in Eaton and vicinity from service overseas Theyrwere members of the322d field artillery. Chalmer H. Ross, also a member of the 322d, was expected to reach here today. Orders 32 Suitcases. An order has been placed by the election board of Preble county for 32 suitcases in which ballots and supplies will be transported to and from the board headquarters and the voting precincts. A fireproof case also has been ordered In which the cases will be kept. Heretofore ballots and supplies have been carried in canvass boxes.

MEN AND WOMEN

PLAN POLITICAL PLANKS TOGETHER

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Mrs. Medill McConnick introducing Will Hays at Republican women's national executive committee banquet. For the first time In the nation's history men and women met to plan a national political campaign and discuss national politics in general when the Republican nations committee leaden and the Re publican women's national ex

ecutive committee conferred at Washington. President Will Hays

of the Republican national committee was the principal speaker at the banquet given during the session. Mrs. Medill McCohmick, chairman of the women's organization presided at the banauet.

DAYTON AIRMAN TO

ATTEMPT FLIGHT

DAYTON. O,. May 81. Howard

Rinehart, premier experimental avia

tor" for the DaytonAVrisht Airplane

company of this city, is awaiting authority from the president of the company before he puts the tnal touches on his plane for an attempt to cross the Atlantio alone in a Dellaviland 4 army battle plane of the type made here and flown in France by American aviators. Rinehart has done some im

portant long distance fights in this country with officials of the airplane

company, one of the longest being from Dayton to New York with

Charles F. Kettering, vice-president of

the concern, on a nonstop fight.

New Paris, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson and

family of Dayton, were guests of rela

tives over Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. C.

R- Leftwich, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mar

tin and daughter Dorothy, and Miss Mira Eyer of Greenville, visited Mrs. Anna Burtch Sunday afternoon......

Harry Wefler is at Camp Sherman ex

pecting to be discharged soon. He

visited his parents at the home of a

relative, near Greenville, Sunday. ..

Miss Opal Northrop was the week-end

guest of her friend, Miss EBther Norris, near Pleasant Hill. ..Mr. and Mrs.

BEFORE OR AFTER ' INFLUENZA

Howard McWhlnney, Mrs. Cora MeWblnney and daughter Helen, spent

Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ethmer Reid. Miss Helen .remained for : a

week's visit. . . . Leonard Lambert was home on furlough Sunday from Camp Sheman and will be discharged soon.

. .Harry Roach recently received his

Christmas box, which was sent to

France in December. The box was

badly crushed and several things were missing but what remained was in fairly good shape, considering the trip it had taken;... Douglas Lawder

of the radio school. New York, Is

home...... Harry Wilson is home on

furlough from New York.... Ed Bryant Is in Reid Memorial hospital, having submitted to an operation Saturday. Neil Hapner has charge of his restaurant during his sickness......

Mrs. Carrie Denney of Liberty, Ind.. spent Sunday at home. . . . A number of people motored to Goshen Sunday and attended Decoration services....

C. M. Wilcox motored to Cedarville Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richards. Mrs. Wilcox, who has been visiting there for the

past week, returned with him.... A number of Sunday, school workers attended the S. S. convention held at Gettysbure. Sundav afternoon. Mrs.

Nancy Waller came home from the J hospital Monday, and is able to walk I about the house. 1

RICHMOND POLICE TO WEAR GREY HELMETS

Members of the Richmond police force may discard their uniform caps this summer in favor of grey helmets, formerly worn by the department, according to Chief Gorman. Richmond patrolmen have worn caps for several years, but they have been found to be very uncomfortable in warm weather, and the grey helmets are much lighter and more comfortable for summer wear.

Modesty is a matter of taste and some of that which purports to he is mighty bad taste.

FOR THE BLOOD

At All Drug Stores

CooM tffiue IF dDdlo

Florence Oil Cook Stoves are: well known and are used by many housekeepers in Richmond. You can buy the Florence in 2, 3, 4, 5burner sizes. Prices start at

$18.50

Spend Summer in Comfort

Lewisburg, 0.

COMMENCEMENT HELD WEST ALEXANDRIA, O., May 28.

Annual commencement exercises of

the West Alexandria Normal school will be held here Thursday evening in the auditorium of the school building, the exercises beginning at 8 o'clock. B. H- Scudder, Ph.M.. Miami univers

ity, Oxford, will address the class. County School Superintendent Walter S. Fogarty, of Eaton, will present the diplomas. Rev. C. E. Beekley, of Gratis, will-offer prayer and pronounce

the benediction. Music will be fur- j nished by the West Alexandria high j school OTchestra. Diplomas will be !

awarded Augusta Creager, Myra Crea-1

ger, Dorothy Fudge, Evelyn Northrop and Nellie Plander. ,

Ott Radabaugh and family visited

relatives in Versailes over Saturday and Sunday. .. .Mrs. Jess Frinfrock of

Brookville Bpent the latter part of the week with Charles Floyd and wife...

Harry Miller and family spent Satur

day night and Sunday with John Miller

and family of Dayton. . . .Fred Leiber and wife, and Ed Leiber and family are visiting Mrs. Irene Kouts and children of Van Wert.... Mrs. Maize Siler and children visited relatives in Manchester over Saturday night and Sunday. .. .Rachel Etyler of Verona spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents T. J. Etyler and wife Eva Coffman and Nola Miller visited relatives in Dayton Sunday Georgia Rice has accepted a position as bookeeper for the Geeting Auto company Thomas Flavin and family of Dayton spent Sunday with C. D. Holmttn and wife.. Joe. Singer of Middletown spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Fannie Kast and children... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinn returned home the first part of the week from a short visit with relatives in Hamilton .Mrs. Ernest Rookstool and little babe of Eaton are visiting her parents, W. B. Tucker and wife Simon House and family spent Sunday with

Mrs. Charles Davis and family.

By Dr. M. Coos

The cool fighter always wins and so

Uiere is no need to become panicstricken. Avoid fear and crowds. Ex

ercise in the fresh air and practise the three Cs: a Clean Mouth, a Clean Skin and Clean Bowels. To carry off the poisons that accumulate within the body and to ward off an attack of the influenza bacillus, take a good liver regulator; to move the bowels, such as Castor Oil or a pill made up of May-apple, leaves of aloe and root of jalap, to be-had at

any drug store, and called Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The system should be built np by the use of a good iron tonic, such as "Irontic" tablets, to be obtained at some drug;

j stores, or that well known blood-maker

and herbal tome made from roots and barks of forest trees sold everywhere as Dr. Pierce's .Golden Medical Dis-I covery. - I

For a tome that will freshen up the

blood, clean the digestive tract and put new force and vim into you, I know of nothing better than Dr. Pierce's Golden

Medical Discovery and it contains na

alcohol or. narcotic so is perfectly, safe to take.

Nusbaum's Flags! Flags! Flags!

Special for Thursday

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Don't let your Home be without a flag on this Decoration Day, when it is possible to secure them at these prices.

Grant Rapid, Wit. "I haro used Dr. Pierce's

medicine and found them very beneficial. I had stomach trouble for about eight year. Had to be very careful what I would eat or I would be down

tick. I Buffered something terrible about a year ago. I started to take 'Golden Medical Disoorery' and two bottles pnt me in fine condition. I can eat anything and do not feel distressed. I had taken many medicines previous to this and had docto.'J prescribe for me, but nothing seemed to give v ' any relief until I started taking this medicine a: it gave me great relief. I take pleasure in recomending it." Afr. Emil Outrdch, 213 litA At North.

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PAUL DRULY IS BACK.

Paul Druly, former postoffice employe who has been In France lor several months, arrived at his home in Richmond this week. Druly has been urged to again take up his work in the local postoffice and has been reinstated "as a regular route corrier.

Peptiron is a remarkably effective, agreeable and easily assimilated combination of pepsin, mix, iron, celery and other great tonic3 and digestives. Good for the prostration following the grip and other epidemics, paleness, nervousness, nervous prostration, neuralgia, nervous dyspepsia, sleeplessness. One or two Peptiron after meals (see the economy?) do the work. Slide by C. I. HOOD Co., Lowell. Mass.

FELTMAN'S

Anything in White Shoes-Oxfords-Pumps

White Calf Oxford, covered Louis

heel, with plate .

5 eyelet

$5.00

White Reignskin Oxford,

tie, solid Polar sole and

S5.00

$3.00

White - Reignskin Oxford. Neolin sole and Heels for

the growing girl ..........

White Kid Vamp Boot with stitched tip, ft narrow toe .... P-)VU

White Reignskin Boot, leather Pf heels, plain toe -. vJtltr White Kid Vamp Boot, medium toe. Reignskin top, for the JfT flfl growing girl, priced at..

White Kid Pump, covered Louis heel,

Dlate .... $6.00

$4.50

Viiiie Reignskin Pump,

long receding toe at

White Reignskin Pump, plain toe, neolin soles, for

growing girls ......

$3.00

FELTMAN'S SHOESTORE

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DECO RATI O N DAY S PE CI AL Thursday and Saturday Unusual values will be found here Thursday and Saturday in Ready-to-Wear apparel, Corsets, Millinery. With the advent of real summer weather these specials and many others are of timely interest.

PONG E E

SKIRTS Special $3.98 Shirts made of the popular summer fabric: Silk Pongee. Skirts that have no fears of the tub. In natural, turquoise and khaki color. These skirts, all new, are selling for much more that this special price of 3.98

Silk Poplin and Taffeta Skirts Special purchase of fine SilfeSkirts, plain and fancy patterns. This lot is augmented by many models from regular stock making an exceptional group, worth from $5.00 to $7.50. Priced for -Thursday and Q QQ Saturday at iptiwO

"Woltex"

Pre-Shrunk Wash Skirts Special Arrived just in time for this event. Pre-shrunk Skirts of Gaberdine, Tricotine, Washable Satins. Sateens and the Silk Pongees; priced special at $3.98, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $15.00 Special lot of Wooltex Pre-shrunk White Skirts, all flJO QQ sizes, reduced to ...... I)rft0

Roll Seat and Arm Rocker only

$4.98

for this Comfortable and Durable Fibre Rocker

5 1

2)8e

For this sturdy maple slat seat Will stand outside weather conditions.

BABY CARRIAGES

Cotton Filled PILLOWS

Prices on this style start at $28. You will find all that Is new in baby needs here.

69c, 89c and 98c In 3 sizes-

Indiana's Largest Shoe Dealers

724 Main

MILLINERY SPECIALS For Thursday and Saturday Lot of Ladles' Trimmed Hats, best models, procured through special ; purchase arrangement with the manufacturer, for qui c Belling, they are priced unusually low at $2.00 $3.50 $5.00

Lot of Children's Hats Nicely trimmed, Best Materials, best styles, reduced $1 50

Another Lot

of Children's Untrimmed Hats, HK underpriced at 4

Corsets and Brassieres Underprices

Lot of Corsets, all new models, elastic top, fancy Q brocaded CoutiL all white, sizes 21 to 28, special 5J- A.U Lot of Corsets, fancy brocaded material, flesh J- QQ color, worth $2.50 PJ-D

Special Lot of Embroidery trimmed Brassieres, for Thursday and Saturday QQ selling duis

We Have These SWINGS in Two Sizes-

Special Size at $775

Extra Large Size

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Store Closed All Day Decoration Day

These are strong maple four-passenger models with adjustable back racks. "Built to stand" all weather conditions.

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