Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 194, 27 June 1921 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1921.

BRAZIL BOY DROWNS ( WHILE RESCUING GIRL; I OTHERS ARE INJURED

BRAZIL, Ind., June 27 Paul Neese, 19 years old, son of Alonzo Neese, fcanker of Brazil, drowned in Big Raccoon creek at Mansfield, 14 miles north of Brazil about 10 o'clock Sun

day morning. Neese was a member

of a picnic party of young folks from Brazil, and -was bathing in a deep

hole below a mill dam. He was swimming with a girl clinging to his shoul

der when he became exhausted. H managed to get the girl to safety.

but after fighting in the water for a .'moment sank and never came up. Hi3 -l:ody was recovered with a large rake 'after twenty minutes. A pulmotor Crushed from Rockville and medical assistance from Brazil were without avail. The boy was graduated last year from Brazil high school and was popular. AUTO KILLS POLICE CHIEF NEW ALBANY, Ind., June 27. Capt. Thomas Cannon, night chief of police here and a member of the force for 50 years, was killed while on his way home Sunday morning by an automobile driven by James G. White, manager of the Jefferson Loan Company, here. Until recently White livfd at Madison, Ind. White, and John "Young, farmers who were in the machine when the accident occurred, are 'held on a charge of manslaughter. White was arrested at Madison this afternoon. BOY BURNED BY Fl REWORKS EVANS VILLE, Ind., June 27. Manford Gottman, 8 years old, was burned

probably fatally here Saturday night, when he wandered Into a garage at the rear of the home of William Furner, an acrobat, and in some manner set fire to some of the fireworks Fusner used In his acrobatic stunts. It Js believed the boy set fire to the fireworks in an effort to imitate Fusner in his spiral ball walking, in which

fireworks is used. The boy was burn

ed about the body, hands and face.

1628 Rowan street. Wilhelm, who faces a charge of manslaughter, said the. accident was unavoidable, asserting DeMuth appeared to be confused at the approach of the machine and

turned back toward the sidewalk, changing his mind and walked directly into the path of the machine. TWO INJURED IN CRASH EVANS VILLE, Ind., June 27. Mrs. Margaret Whiting, 60 years old, was injured probably fatally and Dr. A. R. Pettersbn of this city received a broken rib and was injured otherwise when the automobile in which they

were riding collided with a machine

in which Henry T. Hardin and his

brother, Edward Hardin, local Demo

cratic attorney were riding. The Hardins were not hurt. They formerly lived at Sebree, Ky.

EX-HOOSIER KILLED BY AUTO LOUISVILLE, Ky.. June 27. J. T

DeMuth, 77 years old, 221 South Twenty-second street, a retired farmer, formerly residing, at 'St. Anthony, Ind., died at his home late Sunday night as the result of injuries suffered today -when struck by the automobile driven .by Charles Wilhelm, 22 years pld,

COUNTY UNITS ERECT LEAFY MONUMENTS TO ST. JOSEPH VETS

South Bend, Ind., is making a leap forward in its tree planting campaign that gives it reason to boast. It has organized a St. Joseph County Memorial Tree association, which is cooperating with Richard Lieber, director of the state conservation commission; Charles C. Dean, the state

forester; A. H. Hinkle, the state's chief engineer of maintenance, state highways commission, and C. Lanhan, superintendent of trees, Washington, D. C. With the assistance of these experts, the association is purchasing 5,000 trees to plant over the 18 miles of Lincoln highway that extends through the county. The leafy monuments will be planted to the memory of Indiana soldiers, sailors, and Red Cross nurses of the World war. The drive for trees will begin in

July, and the positions of trees, the' kind, and other details will be decided upon. The trees, of uniform size, will

be insured. The county will be divided into townships, not cities, for the allotment of trees, each unit taking care of its number of soldiers. As an incentive, Mrs. Joseph E. Neff, president of the association, is advertising the memorial and asking for help by the following bulletin: -Pass the word along. Buy & tree. The American Legion is co-operating,

so are the Gold Star mothers. But

this is citizens' movement you and I

our neighbors. Each one and all of us." Those who are giving their time and effort to the tree movement in this

part of Indiana are Mrs. Joseph Neff, Edgar L. Kelsey, Mrs. John Reynolds Jr., Mrs. Frank Whitehall, and a committee of 16 other prominent men and women.

Soot weighing one ton will result from burning 100 tons of some grades of coal.

COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS

Opp. Post Office Phone 1655

DELITE ELECTRIC WASHERS

Thistlethwaite's The Original Cut-Rate EVERY-DAY PRICES In Effect at All 7 Stores ,

89 c

Pinkham's Compound

Colgate's Tooth Paste

,21c

Woodbury's Soap

21c

ALL SCRAP TOBACCO, 3 for

25c

Days

Luncheons for These Hot

Price's lunches are just the kind for hot weather when you should eat the most nourishing foods in small quantities. We serve home - made sandwiches and fountain dishes . and our famous Malted Milks. A Price lunch refreshes and renews your vigor. The tired shopper will find this a cool place, and our foods delicious and wholesome. Meet Your Friends Here

Most Popular of All Feminine Ornaments

The alluring beauty of a. strand of pearls has &n Appeal for all womankind. Their soft tints and perfect symmetry lend refinement and a distinctive touch to any costume and blend .nicely with any complexion. Bothing can take their place in woman's estimation- If you would be more than ordinarily well pleased see onr beautiful selection. Genuine French Pearls, perfectly matched and carefully strong at prices that represent the ut j most ia peiil Talae. - - cl. CHARLES H. HANER , Jeweler . ' 810 Main St. Glasses Fitted

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THIS WEEK Will Break All Records For Value Giving in Furniture Note These Bargains

3 -piece Louis XVI Bedroom Outfit . .

$119

This is designed beautifully and would be a credit to any home. Buy now at our sale and save.

Oak Dining Tables and Chairs

All oak Dining Chairs with leather scat, now Qi rf special, ach tD'l.tll

$45.00 all oak Dining Tables These are won- QOQ rJK derful values at. ,if)tU I O

Carpet Sweepers Very Special . . .

BUFFETS

$75.00 Oak Buffets, all guaranteed, well built

ind highly ponsnea;

luring ialo

S45.00

DAVENPORTS

S40.00

in Fumed or Golden Oak, all steel construction with

spring edge, for

Holthouse Furniture Store

BRASS BEDS I Pf; Beautiful Satin band- (J- Q QQ I $ ed, now at dLuUO Larga Massive Brass CM 1 Afl g lij) Beds, satin banded 3t:.LvU f Yj MATTRESSES 45-lb. all clean white rtn rn ra

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MATTRESSES 45-lb. all clean white dQ Kfl Felt Mattress, now JjU.OU Cotton Mattresses, dur- JQ ing this sale UUi I D Crib Mattresses, 12-lb., QJ ff clean white felt, at D4tUU

FIBRE PORCH FURNITURE

...S21.50

2-piece Fibre Porch Suite, now priced special at

At Feltman's

$oo

Brown Calf

Military heel Oxford, perforated tips, carried in all widths; a classy looking Oxford at a popular price.

Feltman's Shoe Store.

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

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Our new Ice Cream Plant at 713 North D. St. is just completed, and we are now able to take care of wholesale business. If your dealer does not handle Abel Velvet Ice Cream we can supply him. Try a quart of

VELVET Ice Cream

Abel

Wholesale 713 No. D Phone 1439

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WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY

FACTS ONLY

TRUTH ALWAYS

OMORROW promises these most attractive groups of Ready-to-wear

and corsets a fine lot of specials where prices are lower than regular and the new arrivals of the latest style tendencies placed together for quick sale.

Deep Reductions 1 Prevail Throughout Our Stock of Spring WASH DRESSES

for the women unable to wear the "chicken styles," dresses adapted to the woman of medium and stout build. Dresses of Voile and Batiste, all new rjatterns in small designs and in the following ranee of sizes : 40. 42, 44, 46, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49 and 51. The Prices $12.50 and $15

And then for the smaller women and misses, the new Surplus Dress in blue, rose, green, white yellow and brown: Made of Beach Cloth, at .$5.95 Made of AU-Linen, at $10.00 Toadies' Dark Blue Percale . House Dresses, belted model, special at. $1.58 Lot of Summer Coats, 32 to 36-inch lengths, regular values to $25.00. special at $10.00 Silk Mignonette Sweaters, Tuxedn style, wide range of colors $14.95

CORSET, Specials Lot of Gossard Corsets, the most popular front lace Corset ever made; an assortment of both pink and white coutil, sizes from 21 to 28 only; regular values 5$ to $8.50 Special this week.

Lot of Corsets, size assortment complete up to 30; some with elastic top and elastic hip Special, QQ Lot of Brassieres, sizes 32 to 36 only, regular values 50c and 65c QQ special C Lot of Georgette Waists in blue, honeydew, canary, tomato and navy; special $2.93 Lot of Wash Skirts of Gabardine, special $1.43 Silk Pongee Middy Suits, special at only $15.00 Another shipment of Dotted Percale Dress Aprons, long waisted models, trimmed in red piping; the most popular model Ve have ever had, and only $1.79

LEE B. NUSBAUM COMPANY

Nusbaum Building

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530 Main Street

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