Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 68, 30 January 1920 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AN!? SU-fELEGRAit FRIDAY, Aft $6, i6

COUNTY AGENT NEED, BROWN TELLS FARM BODY OF CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30. Representatives of agriculture from several states, who included G. I. Christie, of Purdue university, and John G. Brown, president of the Indiana Federation of Farmers' Associations, appeared before the agricultue ; committee of the house Thursday afternoon as friends of the county agriculture agent. . They approved the efforts of congress to reduce government expenses where possible, but they urged that it was not In the Interest of economy to trim the appropriation for county agents. They urged that the county

i.0vnt has such a close relationship

to food production ' that it is greatly

to the country's benefit that his pay

be Increased instead of reduced. G. L Christie, former assistant secretary of the United States depart

ment of agriculture, who acted as spokesman for the delegation, told the , committee that " a reduction in the Federal appropriation a year ago had

; decreased the . number of county i agents In the country by 400, and that

F In Indiana alone there have been 13

I resignations since the , first of the

j present month. Tendency Toward Reduction.

Mr. Christie said there Is a tendency among farmers to, reduce production, this growing out of a fear of prices coming from the campaign against the high cost of living, and that It would be a bad stroke for the country to lose Its county agents at a time when every agency Is needed to stimulate the production of food products. "So many brood bows have been sold that there will be 1,000,000 less pigs in Indiana alone," said Mr. Christie. He also said that in Indiana the wheat acreage had been reduced onethird and that the yield promised to be below normal, and that the shortage of labor may result in a reduction next year of the corn apreage. The county agent, he said. Is needed to help keep up production.

Circuit Court News j

Angelo Ghiarinda and Fred Rowe, of

Cambridge City, charged with operating a moving picture show on Sun

day, will be tried In circuit court

Tuesday.

Ella Smith filed suit for divorce from

Warner Smith. The plaintiff charges

cruel and inhuman treatment. The suit of the C. W. Kramer company against the Richmond Chair company on account, and application for appointment of a receiver, was dismissed and costs paid. Dismissal of the suit of Willard Cook against David P. Doddridge to compel cancellation of two certain promissory notes was made. The costs were paid. The suit of Lucille Caufakls against James Caufakls, for divorce, alimony and suit money, was dismissed and costs paid. The suit of Diego and Josephine Garaffolo against Chester Harness, et al, for ejectment to title was dismissed and costs paid. Costs were paid and the suit of John H. Bellinger against Clarence H. Haus-

er, on note.' demand $400, was dismissed, f REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. George Flook to Elizabeth Cook, lot 51, Christian Fetta's addition, $3,000. The Court Realty company to Oren A. Miller, garage tract "A", in the plat of the Washington Court, Richmond, $1Edward J. Morgan to Frank S. Mark-

ley, a part of lot 532, Elizabeth Starr's'

addition, II.

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Candies and Ice Creams for your Sunday Dinner. We always have a large assortment and of the quality that you prefer giving the children.

Order early to prompt delivery.

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Atmosphere of Spring Pervades the Store

One of the Many New Spring Garments Shown at Nusbaum's

Daily arrivals of express and freight shipments have augmented our stocks of Spring merchandise. It is always a pleasure to us to show the new goods especially the spring of 1920 when originality of design and fabrics enhances the beauty of the new merchandise. YOU ARE INVITED to see the new things inSilks 9 Voiles White Goods TTT 7 vnr

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Ladies and Children s Wearing Apparel Neckwear Millinery

Watch for the Special Announcement in Monday's) paper of the interesting event NUSBAUM'S CORSET WEEK Feb. 2 to 7

LEE B. NUSBAUM COMPANY NUSBAUM BUILDING

AtFeltman's

Tomorrow Saturday Last Day of our Big Semi-Annual

Tomorrow night as the clock strikes 10 we will close our doors to the biggest shoe sale. ever held in Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio, and the largest in the history of our store. During the past 15 days we have sold thousands of pairs of shoes to satisfied customers satisfied as to quality and satisfied as to price. We are overly pleased with the results of this sale which proves that the people of Richmond and vicinity have confidence in what the CurmeFeltman Shoe Store offer them and again proves that when the public wants value with style, quality and fit, they always shop at Feltman's. It demonstrates that everybody in Richmond and vicinity looks forward to our SemiAnnual Sales. Tomorrow night we close our doors to this big sale and if you have not already purchased your f oot.wear you will have the opportunity tomorrow to buy shoes at prices that will not come again for many a day buy now, lay in a supply for the whole family while you have the opportunity to buy at the prices quoted below.

For Ladies9

Dark Brown Calf Vamp, with Fawn Suede tops; Military heels,

$6.45

One lot Black Kid Lace Boots, all leather; Louis leather heels; size

6 up

$4.85

Patent Vamp, with Patten Kid tops full Louis heel

$6.85

One lot Calf Walking Boots, heels; just the shoe for that growing girl; good leather soles; priced at

$4.45

Dark Brown Kid or Calf, Military heels, long receding toe

$7.95

Just received, Dark Brown Kid stitched tips, leather Louis heel Btrictly dressy

$8.95

Our better shoes including spring styles; priced up to

$16.00

Miscellaneous styles Patent, Grey Button or Lace, high and low heels buy them now at

$2.95

Extra Special This Is' your last opportunity to buy them, only a few pairs left. Brown all leather or cloth tops, Neolin or rtQ Q,Jf leather soles; heels, to .go at pJD

Boys9 and Children's Shoes at Big Reductions BOYS' HI TOPS Brown and Black, good water-proof oilgrain leather; heavy soles; 83.95 and $4.95 All Rubbers Reduced

Special Sale U. S. Army Hip Boots

LAST MINUTE BARGAINS 200 MORE PAIR OF U. S. RUBBER HIP BOOTS. have been received. This will positively be our last shipment of these boots. We are making a still further sacrifice and will Bell ALL at Very first grade boot, duck vamp and double knee. Special last day of sale

$3o75

These are $8.00 values

Men, You'll Never Buy Shoes at these Prices Again

The best line of Brown and Black Shoes in , the state; 20 different styles to select from at $5.85

Black Calf Blucher, with Neolin soles, an old buy; plenty of sizes $4.45 Army Shoes specially priced. Soft toes, good buttons; sizes up to 9 $4.95

Genuine Brown Calf, full stock, extreme English or Conservative lasts; priced at $7.95 88.95 -89.45

$12.65

Work Shoes at big discounts; our . special at $3.95 .

Feltman 's Shoe Store The World's Largest Shoe Dealers j . ' 18 STORES v 724 MAIN 8T.