Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 119, 30 March 1920 — Page 14
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND GUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1920.
DON'T WANT BRICK ROADS, PREBLE MEN TELL COMMISSIONERS
EATOtt, O., " March 30. Demand and warning that practically consti
tuted a threat was contained in a resolution filed with the board of county commissioners in a session here Monday in connection with the proposed bricking of the Eaton-Hamilton rike for a distance of six miles in Preble county, the meeting having been held by the commissioners for ihe purpose of giving an audience to landowners affected by the proposed improvement. The resolution filed was adopted by Whitewater grange, of Jefferson town- ; -hip, ar.d domarded that bids be refrived on morp than one type of road, r.ml ndded: "We give you fair warnug that not to h?ed this demand will be remembered by us, when election time comes again." The resolution bore the signatures of Roy E. Smelker, J. W. Noakes and Earl Mitchell, as a committee. A resolution adopted by Washington township grange and filed "condemned extravagant expenditure of $40,000 a mile for brick paving." The name of Roy Stover, as secretary, was signed to th resolution. Dixon townrhip grange recommended that "bids for more than one kind cf road construction In the county be received." The resolution was unsigned. Verona grange filed a resolution opposing brick paving," which bore the name of Harry II. Fiory, as legislative agent, for the grange. Whitewater grange represents the extreme northwestern corner of the county, while Verona grange represents the extreme northeastern comer. Dixon township is not directly affected fbv the proposed improvement, while "Washington township is slightly affected, It is said. The improvement directly affects Oasper and Somers (township, jn the southern middle part f the county. i Forty or 50 landowners, said to be Idlrectly affected by the improvement, fwere present in the meeting. One fcvoman also was present. , Quite a number expressed to the )rommlssioners their views upon the improvement, which were unfavorable to brick paving. Less conservative tones dealt In personalities and generalities. Assertions and statements of wide range were made by some, but Jn no instance were authorities quoted In support of the claims. The reneral tenor of the talk fest favored iftiminous macadam paving, as Against brick paving. It Is said all matters relattng to the jiropoBed Improvement are now In the
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hands of the state highway department. . Longnecker Reappointed. George W. Longnecker, of Eaton, has been reappointed by Common Pleas Judge A. C. Risinger as a member of the Preble County Soldiers' Relief commission for a term of three years beginning April 1, 1920. Commission Named. Waiving the usual process, common pleas court Monday, appointed a commission to appraise about six acres of land involved In a partition action brought by Charles G. Miller against his wife, Ona B. Miller, The plaintiffs are to keep all personal property in their possession and not to sell any of it without authority of the court. Undertakers Given Judgment. Jackson and Apple, undertakers, of Miamisburg, were awarded judgment Monday in common pleas court against Julius Reiger for $22(5.68, which the plaintiffs claimed represented an account for burial of Reiger's wife. Judgment was awarded on default. Mrs. Shelley Gets Divorce. Ada Shelley obtained a divorce Monday from Joseph E. Shelley in com
mon pleas court, upon grounds of extreme cruelty and grots neglect, following their marriage Oct. 13, l'tls, at the navy yards. N. V. She also was awarded exclusive custody of
their minor child, Mary. The wife alleged her husband went overseas after their marriage, and returned in July, l!)19, but instead of returning to her he went to Kansas and then to South Dakota.
SKULL 8,000 YEARS OLD LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 30. The skull of a prehistoric man was found a few days ago by Clyde Richards, a farmer and surveyor, living near Clarks Hill, while he was excavating along Lauramie creek. Richards took the skull to Indianapolis Saturday and at the state museum it was identified as belonging to a man of the stone age. The skull is three times as thick as an ordinary skull of today. The curator at the museum told Mr. Richards that the man, whose shoulders the skull once adorned, lived 8,000 years . ago. He belonged to the race which conquered and succeeded the race known as the square heads, of an earlier age.
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That Easter Hat is now on display at The KIELHORN Millinery Company 525 Main St.
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SPECIAL NOTICE Never in the history of our store have we had such universal response to our printeddvertisements as has been the case with our MARCH Features, which come' to a close tomorrow, March 31. During the past twenty-six shopping days this month, we have endeavored to give most unusual values and in every instance they have been appreciated by the buying public. In most instances the lots of merchandise advertised have been entirely sold out within a few hours of the opening of the store. As the last feature, we have decided to offer for the one day only, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 the choice of any BUXTERICK PATTERN at 1-2 the regular price. This means an actual loss on every pattern sold on this day but we announce the feature as a fitting climax to this unusual series of events.
"MALE and FEMALE"
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This is the twenty-seventh of a series of merchandise features we have planned for March. Each day we will announce a new feature in which the special item will be considerably under-priced. It will pay you well to watch and heed these special events daily. Choice TO a-a- TTDx-x-
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A Real Raster Treat SPECIAL SALE OF TOILET PREPARATIONS Beginning Tomorrow and Ending Saturday
AtFeltman's
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Cocoa Brown Calf English Dark Brown in color, clean calfskin throughout, good leather, welt sewed soles; all widths. $650 Fcltmati's Shoe StoreThe World's Largest Shoe Dealers 24 Stores 724 Main Street
GLOVES FOR LADIES New Gloves, perfect companions for the tailored Suit or Dress are here in all the. new shades. Soft French Kid firm, durable Lamskins. washable rapes and fin Silks. Colors: Black. White. Tan, Grey Dark Brown. Champagne. Plain or embroidered, at a wide range of prices. Silk Glove 8 to l-button leng'h. price pair 83 to S2.50 Ch;imcisette Gloves, pair Sl.OO to S2.50 French Kid Gloves, pair S4.00 to go. 50
VEILS and VEILING Easter shoppers will review the many styles with a thrill, they are so bewitching and charming, and make one appear so much younger.
Ready-made Veils in smart scroll designs just the Veil for the new Enster Hat, splendid values each at 60 to SS.50 New French Chenille hard dotted Veiling; also new scroll Veiling, all up to the very minute yard at 25 to Sl.so
On the large circle counter at the main entrance to our store you will find the following toilet goods at just one-half price.
10c Talcum Powder can5 10c Sachet Perfume.. 5 10c Perfume, bottle... 5 25c Perfume bottle 12 25c Face Cream ... 12 25c Nail Polish ...12 25c Face Powder. .12 23c Ruby-Lip Pomade tor 12 25c Powder Dentifrice for 12 25c Liquid Dentifrice for 12 25c Foot Powder. .12M $1 Hair Tonic bottle 50 $1 Youtheline bottle 50
$1.00 Hair Restorer, bottle for 50 $1.00 Tissue Developer bottle for 50 85c Toilet Water, bottle for 43 75c Perfume, bottle 38 60c Toilet Water, bottle for 30 75c Masseurs Velvetta for 3S 50c Face Powder, flesh or white, box 2i 50c Cologne, bottle.. 25d 50c Perfume, bottle. 25 $1.00 Boxes Sachet Perfume, box 50
You ask: Why such a reduction? We answer: There is never a bargain that enters Knollenberg's Store but what is passed direct to the customer.
Easter Handkerchiefs For Ladies A remarkable collection of bright Easter Handkerchiefs. Many novel designs in pretty spring colorings. You must see these, each 25 to 50 Hundreds of beautiful Silk Handkerchiefs for men Good large size in all the new shades; price each 50 to 1.75
BEAUTIFUL RUFFLINGS In all the new Easter shades. Both straight and points, at yard S5
RIBBONS
NECKWEAR In our Neckwear department you will find hundreds of new Collars, Swiss. Net and fancy lace, all cut for those frocks with the new 6hape neck; prices each 25 to S4.50 Many new Venice Points by the yard, both Ecru and White at yard Sl.OO to $3.75
EASTER SPECIAL rrom our Silk Department for the balance of this week. Fine quality of Silk Crepe de Chine. 40 inches wide; 15 good spring shades, including both street and evening colors; $3 75 value; this week only, yard S3.25
Fancy Ribbons. Our line of wide ribbons is most complete; so popular just now for Vestees and fancy Bags, are prices will surprise you for their lowness -per yd.50 to S4.50
BEADS
Beads! Beads! No end to the Beads! All shapes, colors and designs; short and long strands; price each 25? to $5.00