Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 252, 5 August 1919 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1919.

CONFERENCE AT EATON HELD FOR AFTER-WAR WORK

Indiana News Brevities

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Dne Hundred at Community Meeting in Courthouse Service Men Talk. EATON, O., Aug. 5. Less than one lundred persons attended the county Doramunlty conference here Monday after noon In the public assembly room in the court house. The threshing season and other farm activities 3oubtles3 kept many away. It is said there were no local county returned soldiers present at the meeting, which had been previously announced as a part of the after-war reconstruction program, similar conferences bing held throughout the state, in the various counties. The seeming small interest In the local conference was not due to lack

of work In its interest, as Alfred W. McBriar. of Cincinnati, a Y. M. C. A. demobilization secretary, had for some time diligently canvassed the county to arouse interest and to make arrangements for the conference. F. E. Wettstein, of Cincinnati, a Y. M. C. A. demobilization secretary, In announcing the objects of the meeting in an address before the assemblage, said It was not a Y. M. C. A. affair, but a conference to promote community Interest in all directions. The conference opened with singing of war songs by the audience and an adres of welcome by Mayor Harry L. Itlsinger. of Eaton, Lieut. F. F. Patton, of Cincinnati, of a machine gun battalion, that saw service overseas, recounted his experiences; also the conflict in general, as he saw it. County school superintendent W. S. Fogarty, of Eaton, presided at the conference. Oil Cmpany Buys Ground. In order to place it in a position to better compete with other companies In the lubricating oil traffic the White etar Oil company of Eaton, has purchased one and one-half acres of ground on the New Paris Pike, opposite the city waterworks pumping sta

tion, upon which It will erect two brick buildings, and six oil tanks for storage purposes. The ground was purchased from Jesse Flory and includes the old Moses Nelson home now occupied by Simeon and John Minni. Wxork will be started at once. The White Star company is a strictly local concern, with main offices here. It operates branches at Middletown, Germantown, Camden, Greenville and other points. Charles Freeh, of Eaton, is manager, secretary, and treasurer of the company, and Ross Fonht, of Eaton. Is a director and stockholder. Henry Stelek of Indianapolis, is president. The company sprung from the Pure Oil company, which was established here by Otto Mikesell, who began operations in a small way. Freeh and Focht, brothers-in-law of Mikesell, became interested in the company about five years ago, when Mikesell withdrew from the company, and the name of the company was changed to the White Star Oil company. It is a competitor of the Standard Oil company in the territory in which it operates. Held for Assault. Glen Ridenour, residing southeast of West Alexandria, In the vicinity of Gratis, is held to the grand jury und $200, upon an assault charge filed against him by Ernest Kabler. Ridenour was bound over here Monday from the court of Justice L. T. Stephen. It was the first case entered In the criminal docket by County Clerk of the Courts V. O. Rooksiool, who took his office Monday. Clerk Receives Petition. Clerk of the Courts V. O. Rookstool,

who entered Monday upon his official

duties, received his first petition for

filing in the civil oppearance docket, a partition suit. The action was filed by R. C. Hamilton soon after Clerk Rookstool took up his official duties.

Hamilton seeks partition of lot 273 in the village, of Camden, he claiming a ono-thlrd interest as a son and heir-

nt-law of the late Sarah Hamilton.

Clara Anderson and others are named

defendants to the suit. Vote on School Levy.

Gratis village school district and

Lanier township school district will

take advantage of the provision of the new school law privileging voting on a two-mill tax levy, outside th9 Smith law, for school purposes. The districts will vote on the proposition at the primary August 12. Ballots Are Ordered. Five hundred Democrat ballots, five hundred Republican ballots and 1,200 board of education ballots will be required to conduct the primary In Eaton, August 12. Contract for printing the ballots has been awarded by the election board to the RegisterHerald, local printory. As the school district embraces territory outside the city, more ballots are required for the election of school board members.

WARSAW Warsaw's water problem, a matter of contention for more than twenty years was settled, when chairman E. I. Lewis and John MoCardie, of the Indiana Public Service

Commission Issued orders for the

Winona Electric Light & Water Com

pany to locate its pumping station j near Winona Lake and pump water !

pit. LAFAYETTE Mystery surrounds the death of Mrs. Freda Long, 29-year-old wife of Clifford Long, of this city, whose lifeless body was found at the foot of the stairs In the lobby of the Lafayette Loan and Trust Company building at 5 o'clock In the morning.

EVANSVILLE The opening statements of the attorneys In the case of Eurless West, former atendant at Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane, charged with involuntary manslaughter, were heard and the introduction of evidence was begun. The charge against West is that he was responsible for the death of Walter J. Weir, an inmate of the asylum who died last February.

EVANSVILLE Carl J. Hoffman, secretary of the local journeymen bakers' union, says prospects are brighter for a settlement of the strike and that an agreement may be reached before the end of the week.

DAYTON Elsie Biery, 3-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Biery, of this town, Is dead at a hospital in Lafayette as a result of eating a quantity of medical tablets which she mistook for candy. MT. VERNON Mrs. John Browning and her 10-months-old son burned to death at their home eight miles west of the city, after the mother had poured gasoline on fuel in the stove to make it start readily.

BROWNSTOWN Although the aid of several southern Indiana county sheriffs has been enlisted to apprehend four paroled convicts who have escaped from the Jackson County jail, no clews have been found yet.

COUNTY ELEVATORS

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These items on sale only during the hours as stated below. No C. 0. D. or Telephone orders. We are fulfilling our promise to give you bargains every day of this sale and even making it doubly interesting by having this big special Hour Sale.

These Items on Sale Front

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Two cars of grain were shipped

from the Centerville grain elevator

Monday, which eases the situation there somewhat. It is thought there will be room for more grain Tuesday.

The elevator has been tied up for

sometime, but there are now 17,000 bushels on hand and the elevator has a capacity of 20.000.

Although there has been difficulty ,

in getting cars at the elevator at

Lyonsville, east of Connersville, the elevator has not yet been filled to its capacity, which is 5,000 bushels. There are now 2,000 bushels on hand.

Cambridge City can receive no more

grain until cars are obtained. There the 18,500 bushels of grain stored

in the elevator.

Liberty is the only place that has

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15c Unbleached CRASH; this hour only, yard 50c Table OIL COLOTH; White and Colored; this hour

Ladies' Mercerized Knitted SWEATERS, all colors, all sizes; $6.00 grade; this hour Wool Draes SKIRTS values to $8.50 this hour Tan Fibre or Matting SUIT CASES; 24-inch this hour for

Men's SUSPENDERS or BELTS at 25

$9.00 Combination MATTRESSES for this hour only ,

Remanants S5c LINOLEUM; this hour, yard 35

Large Aluminum DISH PANS This hour $2.69

8-inch Cut Glass SALAD DISHES Floral cutting at Large size Child's Auto, rubber itres; fancy trimmed, for 7-inch Nicel Plated Frame CASSEROLES with earth en baking dish insert; this hour Ladies 39c Gauze Vests, Bordice or regular this hour O. N. T. Crochet Cotton All numbers; this hour; 3 for

.These Hours Only

49c

S4.19 $3.79 S1.45

25 $5.98 35 $2.69 $1.98 $5.49 $1.19 ..29c ..25c

$1.00 Wash Goods; Voiles and Crepes this hour, yard

$1.25 Table Linen; 2 yards wide this HKe hour only, yard DC

$1.50 Cover-All APRONS; light or dark this hour 95 $2.50 Ladies' UMBRELLAS this hour $1.79

One odd lot Boys' Dark Color Sport WAISTS this hour Boys' Balbriggan or Athletic Union Suits ages 4 to 14; 75c grade; for this hour 50 dozen Men's Sox; all colors this hour at pair for

One odd lot Men's Dress TROUSERS worth $5.00; this hour $1.75 Rag RUGS Most all colors this hour at , Ladies' Button SHOES all small sizes only for Ladies' Utz & Dunn patent Pumps and Strap Slippers; all sizes in odd lots; choice Rubber sole KEDS with straps or Pumps $2.00 value Choice of Women's Trimmed HATS anything In stock; this hour

25c

50c

15c $3.45 . 98c $1.00 $2.98 $1.35 $1.00

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been successful in getting cars. One car was loaded Monday. The eleva

tor has a capacity of 31,000 bushels

and there are only 17,000 bushels of

wheat now stored in it.

SUGAR EMBARGO AT NEWCASTLE

NEWCASTLE, Ind.. Aug. 5 Newcastle 6torcs eet a limit of not more than two pounds of sugar to a customer Tuesday. Local stocks are very low. Simultaneously, the price went up to twelve and thirteen cents instead of eleven cents.

POSLAM FIGHTS ECZEMA'S GRIP RELENTLESSLY

Poslam is persi'stancy Itself when Its healing powers are directed against Eczema or any stubborn skin trouble. Its continual urge brings unmistakable Improvement as the raw places that Itched and burned no longer harrass. You can safely and confidently leave all your skin troubles to Poslam; pimples, rashes, scalp scale, abrasions, chafings, inflammation, any Itching defect. 1 Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th street. New York City. Poslam Soap is the tonic soap for the skin and will fresheu and beautify your complexion. Adv.

SEYMOUR MAN IS HIGHLYENTHUSED "I Simply Feel Fine, Since Taking Trutona," Cox Gratefully Avers. Seymour, Ind., Aug. 5th. Ernest G.

Cox, 416 Carter street, an employe of the Seymour Furniture Mfg. company. In describing his experience with Trutona. the perfect tonic, says: "For more than a year I have suffered from liver and kidney troubles. Indigestion has bothered me for the past four months. Severe pains in my back and sides prevented me from sleeping soundly at night, causing mo

to awaken often. It seemed that I couldn't eat much of any thing without having to suffer severe pains in my stomach. I felt tired and draggy all the time and just had to force myself to work. "Well, sir, the first meal I've actually enjoyed in the past four months, I ate last Sunday. And it is also the first time In that period that I haven't suffered from the after effects of eating. The pains in my sides and back have entirely disappeared and I sleep soundly the whole night through now. I'd tried a good many medicines, but it wasn't until I'd taken Trutona that I got relief I needed. I simply feel fine now." Trutona is now being introduced and explained in Richmond at Thistlethwaite's drug stores. Adv.

Can use three or more ladies in the western scene at the Washington Theatre Wednesday night. All that is required is an old skirt and middy blouse or army shirt. Leave name at box office.

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$2.00 Brussels Rugs, 27xo4-in. this hour , $3.50 Rugs, 36x72. This hour for 9x12 Wool and Fibre Rugs, worth $15; this hour

25c Apron Gingham; this hour per yard

50c Mercerized Table Linen This hour, yard 35c Cheviot Ginghams for Boys' School Waists; this hour

25c and 50c Door Panels; this hour only, each

1 lot Boys Wool Mixed Suits $S.50 grade, fall weights Mens $2.25 heavy Khaki Trousers; this hour only

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98c

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$1.00 $1.50 $7.50

12ic 35c

15c

9c

$6.44 $1.88

Men's Balbriggan Union Suits$1.25 value; this hour

Ladies' Summer Dresses, the lot we have

been running during the sale

for $8.75; this hour

1 lot Ladies' Coats; still a good

assortment; this hour

Ladies' extra size Union Suits fTQ 46 to 50; this hour OtC

$1.25 Silk Hose; black, white and grey; this hour Women's $1.50 Muslin Gowns; this hour for

65c Muslin DRAWERS for Infants best 39c Silk Lisle Hose; black or white; this hour

One lot Men's Dress Shirts in stripes, all worth $1.25 this hour at

$7.45

$3.49

89c $1.00

45 29c

fancy 88c

Boys' $1.25 Summer Wash Trousers; this hour No. 8 Galvanized Wash Boilers; this hour sale

12-inch Cut Glass Vases, 2 styles; hour sale . Thin Blown Glass Tumblers, assorted cuttings, dozen Square- Aluminum Roasters; this hour

Ladies' White Canvas Lace Shoes high

or low heels; $3.00 value hour sale

Childrens Canvas Barefoot Sandals

sizes 6 to 13; this hour ,

Ladies' Patent Button Shoes (

Louis heels; $6.00 value..

77c 98c

83.98 $1.00 $1.19

hoes high $1.98

ndals 39c

$2.79

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29c School Hose, b!ack or white. 2J

25c

Dr. J, J, Grosvenor Practice Limited to Internal Medicine City Light Building, 32 S. 8th St

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sale Ladies' 39c Black or White Outsize Hose This hour

One lot Boys' Waists with collars, plain color or stripes

regular 65c grade; buy now for school wear at only Men's $2.25 Fancy Dress Shirts; sizes 14Vz to 17 This hour sale

Boys' Plain Blue Brownies; ages 11 to 14 $1.25 grade at f Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; 75c grade This hour sale One lot Boys' and Men's Caps, all dark colors 75c grade

Men's S5c Athletic Union Suits this hour 69? Three for $1.50 Fancy Yard Wide Voiles This hour at per yard 25c Bleached TURKISH TOWELS This hour 10c WASH CLOTHS This hour , 2Sc Yard Wide Bleached MUSLIN This hour at per yard 50C CURTAIN NETS; yard wide This hour at per yard Grey Granite DISH PANS 14-quart size this hour Pyrex S-inch GLASS PIE PLATES this hour

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Pink Coutil, elastic top Corsets Q- AfT hour only 5XUO

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Honrs

sizes 36 to 44.

48c

$1.69

75c

50c 50c $2.00 63c 12 he 5( 19c 25c 43c ..63c

$1.75

This hour only

Ladies' 65c Union Suits

Lace knee; this hour ,

Collapsible Folding Metal DOLL CARTS this hour , 15-lnch PUNCH BOWL; 3 gallon size; heavy pressed glass, for Lot of fancy MARKET BASKETS; values to $1.00 special for Children's Gingham DRESSES; values to $3.50. All sizes; this hour Ladies' Summer DRESSES. Special for this hour only for

$30.00 Seamless Brussels RUGS 9x12; this hour only, for

$5.00 Axminster RUGS Heavy grade this hour $1.50 LINOLEUM 4 yards wide; this hour yard Children's Tan Lace Play OXFORDS sizes 6 to 13. $2.00 value for Most all sizes Boys' Black Button School SHOES $3.00 value; this hour Mens Heavy Work SHOES, the kind that will be $3.50 this fall; this hour Growing Girls' White Canva3 Strap SLIPPERS leather soles; sizes 2 to 6; special

..49c ...89c $4.79 49c

$1.45 $3.49 $15.98 .82.98 98c

$1.39 $1.89 $2.79 $1.49

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$50.00 Axminster Rugs. This hour $15.00 Felt Mattresses-

hour $2.00 Rugs, 27x54-inch This hour 75c Beach Cloth, yard wide, colors; this hour, yard All 35c yard wide Percales,

light or dark colors; yard 20c Light Calico; Best gradethis hour, yard 20c ight Calico; Best grade this hour, yard

30c Long Cloth in bolts of 10 yards; this hour, per bolt Boys' 65c Sport Blouses, ages

to 14; this hour Men's Work Shirts all colors; this hour

$1.00

35c 29c 10c 10c

$1.98 6 50c

95c

$3.50 Blown Decorated Sherbet Qrt in Glasses; this hour dozen tyrc

One lot 8 and 9-inch Jardiniers .

this hour Reed Sulkies with hood, 10-in. rubber tired wheels

4-Burnor Detroit Vapor Oil or gasoline Stoves at

2-quart Aluminum Sauce Pans; this hour Men's Handkerchiefs at only

Ladies' 59c Gauze Vests: bodice

or regular styles; this hour.

Ladies' $1.00 Lisle Union Suits

made all styles 69c Black or White best grade Silk Lisle Hose; this hour

Good Coutil Corsets; all sizes

at only

:49c

89.48

$26.98

57c 10c 39c 69c 49c 69c

lonrs Only

83.79

Ladies' All-Wool Dress Skirts

values to $S.50; this hour..

Women's House Dresses, best light and

dark percale; this hour at only

One lot Boys' Trousers, dark colors:

plain blue or stripes; $1.50 grade; this hour

One lot Boys' Wash Suits; dur- Jrt QQ Ing this hour only t&isO

Boys' heavy Khaki Trousers$1.75 grade, at

Ladies' White Canvas Tennis QQ Oxfords or Pumps, $1.50 value OtC Men's Brown Calf Beacon high Shoes English or medium toe this fiK Kfl hour OO.OU

Ladies' Brown Kid Lace Oxfords: Louis

or Military heel; $5.50 values;

this hour

Choice of Women's Trimmed !- f( Hats in stock, only M.UJ

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$2.05

: colors: $1.00 $2.98

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The above items on sale only during the hours as stated above. Bring this list with you so you will know the time each article is on sale.

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