Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 332, 8 December 1921 — Page 16

PAGE SIXTEEN

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 1921.

PREBLE RED GROSS CHAPTER TO EMPLOY HEALTH ATTENDANT

Called by Death

We Are Showing for

Names Have Been Omitted From Centerville List By an oversight, the names of the American Trust bank and of Mr. J. A.

Danes were omitted Wednesday from the list of those whom the Center-

ville Cemetery association thanked for

EATON. O.. Dec. 8. The executive, donations toward the upkeep of the!

rommittce of the county Red (rossjirown inn cemetery, chapter has determined to employ ai

health nurse until March 1, next, at.' 'east. By that time it is expected the1 county will have organized a depart-

l.r. II. Z. Silver, of Eaton, has heen i MRS EMMA CLOUSER made chairman of the chapter public ORLLNMLLL Ohio. Dec S-Mrs. l-.Mlth service department and assign-i t louser. bo years old, is dead fd the task of negotiating employment of a health nurse to serve the next i mm

three memths. The Rev. Charles F. Irwin, of Eaton,! has been assigned the chairmanship, of the chapter home service work. Up. " ill organize the towns and townships; for military and civilian relief work. Change Postmasters J Edward E. Bailey will assume con-; 1 ml of the local postoffice as Eaton's' new postmaster, Thursday night. He; has received his commission and all; is In readiness for transfer of the; office by Dr. W. H. Bucko, retiring postmaster, to the incoming official. I Elect Pythian Officers. ! Mrs. Iiura Overholser was elected past chief of Dorcas temple. Pythian ' Sister, in the semi-annual election of, officers. Mrs. Edna Morton was elect-, "d most excellent chief; Mrs. Maude: Marnhiser, excellent senior; Mrs. Anna Armstrong, excellent junior; Mrs. Mae ' Freitag, manager; Mrs. Bertha Beck-' r, inner guard; Mrs. Jennie Aim-1 strong, outer guard; Miss Lucy Qtiinn, j

mistress of finance: Mrs. Zula Cox, mistress of records and correspondence. Realize $150 Profit Net profit of was realized by the Civic, league from its second annual rummage sale, according to Mrs. t;enrge Poos, chairman of the sale committee. The sale lasted three days. Mrs. Detro Injured. When she got into the path of a dog chasing a rabbit, Mrs. Margaret Deiro, residing near Castine, just across the

county line in Darke county, was knocked to the ground by the. dog and sustained injuries that necessitated) her removal to a hospital in Ricli-i mond.

at her home in Galesburg, 111., accord- for burial. It will be taken to the I interment in srypt. The Rev. Swigart

... . , mausoleum in Greenville cemetery fori of the Baptist church will officiate. ir tftfiwr i in ranotvcn npra fill, i

nesday morning. Mrs. Clouser was well known here, having resided in Greenville for many years with her husband, the late William Clouser.

The body will be sent to Greenville

4MtMIIHIIIIHtlMI1l1ltlttltltimtll1IMI(tniimMrtnimmllMHtltlttHIIMMIHMIII!lllllH i 1 Why Not a Columbia Grafonolal, 1 as a Gift to the Family? j

ii(itiitiiitifiiiiiiim'iiMii:tMitiiiiiiiniininiiiiMiiiuiifiiMiitiiiiiiiHiiintnrrmnti!i

Christmas Gifts Community Silverware, Thermos Bottles, Glass Ovenware, Electric Grills, Percolators and many other suitable gifts at very reasonable prices. All kinds of Games for the Children Richmond Tire Service

Cor. 11th and Main SJts.

At Feltman's

Ladies Black and Brown Kid High Shoe A clever number with military heels and stitched tips $ 00

Felt man's Shoe Store. The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Stores 724 Main Strest

Mahogany Library Table

for only $32.50

A new design this! in mahogany finished library Tables. Three spacious drawers add to the desirability of this value.

at

Fire-Side Rockers . . . . $23.85

They rome in several patterns, each one massive and comfortable, with d ep spring scat a. Covered in genuine leather, these rockers will give service for years!

'ItliltllMIIIMIMtnilMliniMHltllttllUIIHtHlllllliniMMIMtlllllllMllllMIUMIIItllUUIt.

I Silk Shirts for His Xmas Gift j

FACTS ONLY

KUSBMJN

S

TRUTH ALWAYS

HONORS AT HARVARD

Notice to Recipients of Christmas Savings Checks In order that everyone may be able to participate in the many savings our Christmas Sale affords, particularly to the early shopper, we will be glad to lay aside any merchandise you may select, to be called for when you receive your Christmas check. We gladly cash Christmas savings checks.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Dec. R-One of liic features of the holiday festivities t Harvard university will be the presentation of a musical comedy, a production from the pen of Malcolm Dill, of Richmond, Ind. The achievement carries with it high honors. Mr. Dill has been prominent in Harvard affair-? and at one time was president of the Harvard glee club. Malcolm Dill is the son of Howard . Dill, president: of the Richmond vater works, lie was graduated from Harvard and has been doing post graduate work during the last. year.

I

Our Great Christmas Sale continues with unabated inteiest. Every department, replete with new Christmas merchandise, enters the sale with a determination to make Christmas season 1921 i season to be long remembered as a season when Christmas gifts can be secured at minimum cost, though still maintaining the Xusbaum standard of quality and satisfaction. Hundreds of other sale items in addition to these.

n

hum

CAMBRIDGE STUDENTS

IFpfrlnl to Tim Palladium! CAMBRIDGE. City. Ind.. Dec. S

Education week, which is being oh-

j-f-ived under the direction of the tnerican Legion in the Cambridge f'jrv schools, was responsible for the

pp.-ence of Representative Knapp. j Wednesday, and of Paul Conisto k of j Richmond, Thursday afternoon. Mr. I I'om-tnck, who is county chairman 'f ; the rducation week activities, spoke to j the student on Americanization, audi ';civ civic responsibilities. j The econd number of the newly es- : i-jbli-hed high school paper, "The' I'pn'ar." was distributid Wednesday.

l'MIPnmlMHilHnilinillHllHHIHI!!l!l!iimnnf!!!IH!li!H!!lHIMIinilUtHI!HlltHin 1 Saturday we feature Ready-to-at prices that arc really amazing

J

ear

We are determined to clean stocks of Ready-to-Wear NOW instead of waiting

until alter January 1st. on our second floor.

The story below gives a hint of just what is doing

Hish School

Announcement was made Wednesday that the Art Cillery and auditorium would be open Thursday dining i he school bom s. The morning basketball b-auflc w;is to play its game Thursday aitcrnoon at " o'clock instead of in the morning. The two teams selected were the Chemicals and Pattern Makers. A meeting of the Spanish club will ir Imld in ten, -n o't Ei iday during ihe .icti'.iM'ps period. A sioro will be kepi and rrch member of the. class will

br;:i-' miu thing to put on sale at th ' :o,e. In this wav the !::n::u.;ge is1

d to be expressed ami applied in ; pl'iciical !u,n;i.-r. Regular tueetfng of Phil-ithoa Dol.at.ns: club a c!i it icp period Friday in inoiii 2: A del:. it will U? held on iie .lapaiic-JO immigration. Ail cla-scs tor regular session on

Ihur.-dav we re postiMine.-i until J

i. 'clock in the afternoon when the onlire cl.uoi went in'o Mss-ion for their regular work until X o'clock in the cCMlg.

vvvv

Home-made Remedy Stops Coughs Quickly

Lot of Ladies' Winter Coats, not over 20 in the lot, regular values to S27.5', to close the lot at So.OO Choice of all Plush Coats, long or short, plain or fur trimmed, all go at the January price, or yz price Lot of Cloth Coats, regular values $27.. Vi to $75; choice )'3 off Lot of Ladies' Suits, regular values to $35.00; choice Slo.95 Lot of Ladies' J'uits, regular values to f 65.00; choice 125.00 Lot of Ladies" and Misses' Dresses, of silk or wool, large choice of styles, priced at much less than the price of the material alone: regular values from $15 to $35; to close the lot So.OO Another lot of Ladies' and Misses' Dresses, regular values to $45, to close at S 12.50 Choice of All Fall Hats, for these three days only at 3 off Lot of Ladies' Wool Skirts, regular values from $7.50 to $12.50 to close the lot at only S5.00 Lot. of Ladies' Georgette and Crepe de Chine Waists and Blouses, regular values to $5.75; special S1.9S Choice of All Children's Wool or Gingham Dresses for the three days only at '3 off Men's Blanket Ba'h Robes. choice ....85.75 to 12.50 Ladies' and Misses Blanket Bathrobes SI. 30 " SI 0.00

1 1 1 1 1 1 tl 1 1 1 tl : U M H M 1 11 1 1 tl H H njniHiMMt!MiliMiMllllKtMnltlHHIUIIUMMIMTUtl?IintM!irrMMIinMtitIIIMtiIM1IHMMlli'IMItlltMlllli:iltniltttiliniir

i i n i n ' ill 1 1 ' inn I mmi 1 1 1 riM 1 1.

Tbf htM roni'li mpfllcinp toii ever uer1. f.'imll.v finppt ennllv nnil

i A At . 4. S . A .. A V V V V X r V . , V V V

i might be surprisrd to know that, t'm lu'i-t tiiitig sou cup use for a severe co ign, m a. renicdv liirh is easily prci r d tit home, in iu.-t a few liniments. It's clican. but fur prompt results it f i'tits attvthing else mi over tried. I'sn.iiiv -tups tire ordinarv cough or chest colli i'i 2t hours. Tastes plc,iant, too cltiMircn like it and it is punt and good. Pour '-! ounces of I'nifv in a pint bottle; then till it up with plain granuUted Migar svrup. Or use clarified niolassts, honcv, or corn svrup. instca'I of sugar svrup, if desired. Thus you make a full pint a family supply but cost nig fin more than a small bottle of read -made cough svrup. And as a cough medicine, there is rraHv nothing better to be had at any price. It goes right to the spot and gives quick, lasting relief. It promptly heals the inflamed membranes that line the throat and air passages, stops the nnnoving throat tickle, loosens the phlegm, and soon your cough stops entirely. Splendid for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and bronchial asthma. Pines is a highly concentrated compound of Norway pine extract, famous for its healing effect on the membranes. To avoid disappointment ask vour druggist for "2'j ounces of Pincx" with directions and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisi action or money refunded. The Pincx , ' o., Ft. Wayne. Ind.

Purses and HandbagsNew styles for Christmas 1921 priced at Christmas sale prices much below their real worth. Lot of Ladies' geunine Leather Purses, large variety of style and large variety of leather, all reduced for this Sale 98c A second lot of Ladies' Purses reduced to only $1.98 Special value in all Ladies' Purses and Handbags, including the hand-made bags. Prices range from $2.50 to $12.50 Special groups of Men's All-Leather Bill Folds iiUM!HHitiMitimiH"mninnnMiiiitinnMni ini!iitiittHHiiiHMuiitfMttuiii!tt titiittnii tniiniiiiniHnuMiMtMf iiifitHinntiitfTfiMtiiiiinti'; AN UNRESTRICTED CHOICE of ANY LEATHER PURSE 1

during a few days of this Christmas sale at a discount of

-Mi!iiiH''MimiiHiiiiniiimHiimHiiMHHiitHf!mi!!mmittMmnmt!iHHn!iHMmmrii!niin

Silk and Muslin Underwear Your unrestricted choice of all Silk and Muslin Underwear, including: BLOOMERS CHEMISE CAMISOLES PETTIBOCKERS "VKSTS ENVELOPE CHEMISE SKIRTS NIGHT ROBES All at 20 rc Discount

LEE B. NUSBAUM COMPANY

i

THE STORE OF USEFUL GIFTS

EM

1 w

DKXiNiS-GAAIl CO. Tailors and Furnishers 1010 Main St. In the Westcott

.uiiiiii.imiitiH

IltiftillllMlllHlHIMfllMlIlinilMIIM'lili.

imiinn.jHinoni.Hi

i Chcnoweth Auto Co. ! f K? I I1 107 Mai" Sl' Phone 1925 i

I

Four Poster Bed was $50 now it's $39.85 A tidy sum of money will be saved if you purchase this 4 poster bed tomorrow! It comes in mahogany and walnut finish, in full size.

IWi

G( Lb. Wet Wash, economic, relieves you of worry. Satisfactory in every detail.

Home

wEtfer Laundry Phone 2766

9

This $30 mahogany Tea Cart is only . . . $19.85 Many are the occasions when a tea cart conies in handy, and here wo offer one at a tremendous saving! It conies in mahogany, has a remarkable glass top tray, and rubber tired wheels.

You'll Do B-tter Here

S'il ft 1 m

Thirty l-"t from 7th M.

Heath No-Float Carburetor Something worth while for a FORD Saves gas and makes a smooth running motor. Let us show you. G. G. McLEAR

Phone 2216 1530 E

'The Price is Always Less at Druitts'

PALLADIUM WANT ADS BRING RESULTS

THE ORIGINAL CUT-RATE"

are good to the very List piece. Bunte Box Candies are desired by all candy lovers, because they know re"al candy when they get it. We have a biff lin.c of Bunto Box Candies that are fresh and pure. Why not a box for Christmas?

to

mmm

The Following Will Save You Money Read! Come and Buy at Any of Our (Seven) Stoics

$3.75 Horlick's d0 1A

JIalted Milk

SI. 00 Horlick's Malted Milk. . .

75c Meilin's Food for

..89c

i?l.20 Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin . . si. 20 Pinkham's Compound

89

89 c

Sl.20 Nujol (for constipation) 75c Father John's Medicine Milk's Emulsion -I9e and

SI .10 Wampole's Cod Liver Oil . . .

.98c 63c 798c 89 c

"FLACON ETTES" The newest of the new for milady's bag- or dressing table. Genuine, famous French perfumes $1.00

$1.50

For "Her Xmas Gift Why not buy a Perfume Set or Toilet Set ? We have the best on the market at the lowest prices to be found in the city.

69c 25c

Stanolax, 4.'c pint; quart

Scrap Tobaccos3 pkgs. for

Genuine Stein's Theatrical Makeup, complete line.

Hot Water Bottles and Syringes 1.49 to $3.9r All guaranteed

: Stork Castile Soap "1 j for IOC ; Unicum Hair Nets, )r ! 10c; 2 for DL ; GOc Hind's Honey 4 rj and Almond Cream.r V Luxer Compacts, with mir- : ror hinged lid 1 AQ : and puft x)JLJiJ 35c Pond's Cream Mary (harden Face AO Powder OC 30c Grove's Bromo Ox Quinine ZirC 30c Hill's Cascara OQ, ; Quinine uOt j 'One-Day' Cold Tablets for I quick results rj 4 at Z4C 35c Pape's Cold OQ I Compound bdUK, !"29c j 35c Piso's Cough OQ ; Syrup &JK, 50c Drake Glessco JO i for 40C

m

t