Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 323, 25 November 1920 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND

HARDING GLEE CLUB .

AT EATON WILL BE PERMANENT AFFAIR

- EATON. O.. Not. 25 Members of the Harding Glee club, composed of high school .girls, organized during the late campaign by the Women's Harding Study club, have effected a permanent organization and will in the future meet once a' month. Permanent organization was effected by electing Olive Druley, president; Blanche Thompson, vice president; Ruth Freeh, secretary; Cora Brownlett, treasurer; Mrs. J. F. Miles, manager; Miss Hattie Truax, assistant manager. The next meeting of the club will be held Dec. 7 at the home of Mrs. J. F. Miles. The Women'sHarding Study club will meet in regular session next Monday night, at which time several important matters will come up for discussion. , Partners' Equity Meets. stockholders in the Eaton Farmers' Equity company, made up of farmers of Eaton and immediate vicinity have re-elected the old board of directors for the ensuing year. They are: Silas Q. Buriff, Howard Hart, Charles Paddack, George Morningstar and Frank Dalrymple. Dalrymple succeeds Harry Fultz on the board. "William Schlientz was retained as manager of the company's business. ' The company, which conducts a general grain elevator business, has been in , active operation the last four

months. Manager Schlientz submit

ted a report showing that a gross

business - of JJ275.000 has been done since the company began operations.

He stated that profit from the business warranted payment ot a 3 percent patronage dividend,- which means ZM cents on each dollar's worth of business done with the company by the - stockholders in grain sold and merchandise purchased.. Tax Amounts Given. Upon a tax duplicate of $50,909,120 County Treasurer C. E. Samuels will collect from " the taxpayers of the county $908,279,56. The total duplicate includes collections on delinquencies, specials " on" ditches, street improvements, etc. Direct taxes of $881,951.80 will be collected. Distribution of this amount, according to S. E. Fowler of the taxing department of the office of County Auditor S. C. Hunt, will go to the following taxing divisions in the following amounts: State, $117,090.98; county, $224,999.13; townships, $101,674.15; villages, $54,C53.9S; schools, 384,532.56. From the state's portion will come back into the county between $60,000 and $70,000 for distribution among the several school districts. Auto Strikes Boy. Robert Brower, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brower, is in Reid Memorial hospital, Richmond, Ind., recovering from the effects of a broken leg, sustained early Tuesday evening when run down by an automobile in the street in front of his home in West Main street. Identity of the driver of the car has not been learned, as he did not stop after striking the lad. The child's left leg was broken in two places and he was severely bruised. Soon after the accident the child was found in a helpless condition in the street by A. J.

Hiestand, cashier of the Preble County National bank, who carried him into his-home. t.;. . .: , -.. - O'Leary to State Meeting. Superintendent John O'Leary, of the Eaton public schools, will attend the Western Ohio Superintendents roundtable meeting Friday and Saturday in Dayton., Mr. O'Leary is chairman of the executive committee. - Catron Back From Service. After four years' service in the regular army, Harry, L. Catron, of Camden, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. K, Catron, has received his final discharge and has arrived at his home from Camp Funston, Kas. Catron enlisted in 1916 in Columbus, O. He saw service overseas with the 56th infantry. Markey, Homan, in Frat. Richard I. Markey, West Alexandria, and Walter Homan, Lewisburg, have just been admitted to membership in the Pi Nu Epsilon fraternity, the honorary mathematical fraternity of the Ohio State university. New Army Store Coming. Eaton is to have a new commercial business the Eaton Army Store, which will be established in the Central Hotel block, according to public announcement.

SUN-TELEGRAM, K1CHMUNU. UiUn THUKSDAY, MUVV Zt, 19ZV.

PROPOSE LUNCHEON CLUB .. TOLEDO, O Nov. 25. Toledo club women , under the direction of Mrs. Robert C. Morris, are considering organizing a luncheon club. . They would pattern ' it after some of the men's clubs. . t ;

We've Cut the Price of This Fine C1 QPC Afl Big Tapestry Suite to Exactly tj5 AiOeUU

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When you see this beautiful suite note the graceful lines of design and realize what comfort it will add to your' home, and then see what a remarkably low price is now asked. We feel sure that you will certainly declare it the biggest value you have seen in years.

Each piece has spring edge construction, roll arms and comfortable winged backs. The davenport is big and roomy. The tapestry has a neat floral pattern and is very high grade, grade.

EX-EMPRESS IMPROVES DOORN, Holland, Nov. 25. The condition of ex-Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany was much improved Wednesday. Her temperature was 100.1.

HIT

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Nov. 22nd to 27th

"AVALON" (Thursday)

Al Jolson, the country's foremost Negro impersonator and an exclusive Columbia artist, has captured the country with "Avalon", his latest song hit, as sing in "Sinbad".

This is only one of many Suites 33 per cent off on all Tapestry Upholstered Suites.

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At Feltman's

Special this Week In Children's Shoes (Closing Out This Department) .

for Boys One lot of Boys' Brown Calf Shoes, good leather, welt sewed soles; will stand the knocks $295 for Girls

One lot of Infants' Shoes, Girls Black and Brown, just the kind for little some patent, with kid tots tips; all good values $195 $295 Feltman's Shoe Store

The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 85 Stores 724 Main Street

Refined tastes and modest incomes frequently go together. Orienta Pearls have all the beauty of the genuine in color, lustre and form, and can be had without straining the purse-strings. They are the most perfect indestructible pearls made. If you enjoy seeing beautiful things, come in and see a string of Orientas. CHARLES H. HANER

810 Main Street

Jeweler

Glasses Fitted

MJSMHTS

Attend the Civic Luncheon, Wednesday, December 1, at 6:30. It will start the movement to make Richmond the best place in the world to live in. Send in your "I'll Be There" Coupon Now. Cut it out of today's Palladium.

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FOUR DAY FINAL

To a most successful November Selling Campaign Friday, Saturday, Monday Tuesday, November 26-30 Winding up our Great November Drive in a blaze of startling economies that bids fair to exceed all our previous efforts. Four days only remain to make ths month of November noteworthy from the point of view of "values given" and amount of sales. Be here early Friday morning to share in these and many other bargains.

DOMESTICS

Repriced for this Four-Day Finale that emphasizes the importance of this great drive to lower prices. Hope Muslin, per yard 16 This well known brand of bleached Muslin to sell at less than half the price of six weeks ago. Limit ten yards to a customer. Yard wide Percale, light and dark pattens, former price 40c, special, yard 23C 35c Apron Gingham, good patterns, yard 19 50c best quality Percales at.. 35 Everett Shirtings, a heavy Cheviot Shirting, selling formerly for 65c yard; special, yard 29 55c Kiddie Cloth, all fancy styles, excellent for children's suits, specif 35 White Turkish Towels, large size, heavy quality, 39c weight, special at 23 Bleached Outings, extra heavy quality, previously selling for 50c; now r 38d Outing Flannels, light and dark shades, 40c and 35c values; spetial 23d

Outing Flannels, extra heavy quality, previously selling for 59c, all new Fall patterns, at 39 Dress Ginghams, all new patterns, 32 inches wide, previously selling for 60c and 55c; special at . -43d Plain Dress Ginghams, 27 Inches wide, regular price 45c; special at 32 S5c Imported Dress Ginghams, 32 inches wide, exceptionally attractive patterns, special at 59 Imported Satin Finish Shirtings, 32 inches wide, ?1.98 values; special at $1.10 Madras Shirting, yard wide, 89c value; all good patterns, special at 59 Serpentine Crepes, 32 inches wide, all new patterns, 65c values; special 55 All 40-inch colored Organdies, permanent finish, regular price $1.25; special -98 Unbleached Muslin, good 20c quality; special at 14 Extra quality Unbleached Muslin, 25c value, at 17

BLANKETS

All plaid wool-finished Blankets now telling for $7.50, special for Friday and Saturday (T -f f only tPU.iy All plaid wool-finished Blankets, now selling for ?S.5u, special for Friday and Saturday QQ

$3.19

Plain Grey and Tan Blankets, regular $3.75, and very special

value for only

Plain Grey and Tan Blankets, with pink and blue border, regular $4.00 value, CO 4( special for P34t

Four Big Specials for This Big Four-Day Finale in Goats Suits Dresses

Group of Suits Tricotines, Serges, Silvertones, Velours, many fur trimmed, val- (J"! Q HTC ues $39.50 to .$49.50, at. . $ JLi 4 O

Group of Coats

Over forty Coats in the lot; all-wool,

new styles, values to $35.00, at

$16.50

Group of Dresses Taffetas, Tricotines, Serges, worth to $49.50; specially priced 50 Group of Short Plush Coats Fur collars, cuffs and around bottoms "Salt's" Plush, values Q" Cft to $49.50 tpOA.OU All Sweaters One-Third Off All Furs 25 Per Cent Discount All Plush Coats. . .20 Per Cent Discount Many Specials in Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats

Hosiery and Underwear Every suit of Underwear reduced for this final 4-Day Drive. Includes men's, ladies' and children's Cotton or Wool garments, both union suits and separates.

Ladies' Wool Hose, spe-"d-j fTf cial at $2.00 and POU Ladies Cotton Hose, black and white, reduced for this . "1 Q drive to, pair J.UIr Ladies' 50c black and white mercerized Cotton Hose, spe- QC cial, per pair OtJC Ladies' 85c Lisle Hose in black, brown, grey, navy, beaver, champagne, gold and pink, PQ rpecial tl Lot of ladies, black Q- pA Silk Hose, special pJLUll Specials in all Misses' and Boys' Union Suits

Children's black fine ribbed - Q Hose for J-IC Lot of children's Hose, OQ black or white, special. tU Boys' school Hose, extra heavy quality; regular 65c and 1Q and 59c values, for U Men's fine quality Lisle Hose, ia navy, brown or black, Ekftf special JUL Ladies' all-wool Draw- J- OQ ers, regular $2.50 values. P J-A Men's medium weight OQ Union Suits, special at.. JXrf The Celebrated Carter's Under, wear Included in This Sale

Every Suit Reduced from One-Third to One-Half

Silk and Wool Good? To be Sold During These Four Days at Great Sacrifice

l-Silk Mignonette, j

$2.39

Silk Poplin, brown, navy, green, rose and black. $1.50 Qfl.

and $1.75 values, at..

OCO' Discount on all Wool dfj O Dress Goods.

Many Other Special Values in This Department

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per yai

$3.50 Taffeta, all shades

All New Fall and Win

ter Millinery at Greatly Reduced Prices."

LEE B. NUSBAUM COMPANY

NUSBAUM BUILDING

Special in Children's Dresses, Coats, Furs, Middies and Hats.