Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 33, 8 February 1922 — Page 14

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THE RICHMQpTB; PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. WEDNESDAY, FEB- 8, 1922.

COUNTY'S ROAD MEN HEAR ADDRESSES BY RICHMOND SPEAKERS

Circuit Court

: -Business in circuit court looked good at the start of the week, but it

I all seems to have blown over," said , Judge Bond Wednesday morning.

Court was adjourned temporarily for ' Tostmaster Charles Beck, and Ed. ack of businesg The cage ot George Wilson, representing the Chamber of A Kern executor agalnst T j Con. f1nmmAiAa n.'Qio irk c nooV o t T n A 111 D. ILL I

Lnn af'eTin; nf S workers of , 5.?U' n comes up for trial

annual meetin of road workers

this county, held in the commissioners room of the courthouse Wednesday under the direction of W. O. Jones, county superintendent of highways. V i "I have chosen these men to speak here because they are acquainted with ih vain nf irnod roads, and they

realize the need for a good road system probablv better than most people of this city," eaid Mr. Jones. "Good roads are of value to this community, and that fact ia realized by the Chamber of Commerce. The postmaster knows that good roads will help his men 365 days In the year"' -.Instruction in getting the .best, results from all money expended for road material by the county was given by Mr. Jones in a talk Wednesday morning. ; The members of the force dined at a local restaurant at noon. Adopt Resolutions Resolutions of regret that Line. Watkins, Williamsburg, a member of

Thursday,

Licenses Decrease . Marriage license business is also slack. Licenses issued at this time of year have dropped considerably below the number earlier In the winter. The old record book of the clerk's office which carries records of licenses issued by the clerk for the past year or more, has been replaced by a new one, but no couple has appeared to "break the ice" by having their names placed therein.

the force for nine years, was unable j

to be present because of sickness, ana a resolution of condolence, expressing the sympathy of the men for Wayne JaMar, of Fountain City, whose wife died recently, were passed. Mr. LaMar was a member of the road force for five years. . Those present Wednesday were: J. M. Burt, Albert Stoten, Walter . Roland, Edwin Norris, W. E. Jordan, Ed. Doran, Olive Pollard, James Goodlin, Norman Garrett, all of Richmond; Alvin Study, of Fountain City; Prentiss Edwards, of Economy; William Levell, Charles Northcutt, Alex. Kirby, all of Hagerstown; Erraan Lamb, of Union Citv; Rice Miller, Walter Simpson and Albert Cranor, of Green's Fork; Earl Cheesman, also of Green's Fork; Eppa Ayers, Frank Clark and Lote Shroy, all of Centerville; Frank Rife, of Boston. .-- GREENVILLE YOUTHS

HELD FOR LARCENY Raymond Hahn, 19 years old, William Hahn, 17 years old. and Theodore Wesler, 17 years old, were taken bacK to Greenville, Ohio, by Sheriff Joel Wagner, late Tuesday to answer to a charge of grand larceny. The three voung men had driven a horse and buggy from Greenville, as far as New Paris. Here they abandoned the vehicle and walked to Richmond, where they were picked up by police officers at 9 o'clock Tuesday evening.

Foreign War Veterans ; Select New Officers ' Members of Genn-Lichtenfels post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, met in the club rooms, 500 Main street, Tuesday evening for an election of officers.

The resignation of Earl C. Bone, who

is leaving tne city, was accepted and Senior Vice. Commander George Mc-

1 Kinney was unanimously elected to

POLICE CHIEF TRAILS STOLEN AUTOMOBILE

Chief of Police William Eversman left early Wednesday morning for Union City, . Winchester and Fort Wayne, on the trail of the E. H. Cureton car, which police officials had informed him was now at Fort Wayne. The car has been dismantled. The chief will stop at Union City and Winchester to obtain information concerning the car from the three

young men held there for the theft

of a Union City machine.

Ralph Handley of this city has sold his roadster which had been stolen

from him and was later located at

Greenville, O., to the parties who had

purchased it from the alleged theives.

The machine was in process of re

modeling, and he did not care to reclaim it. Two cars which were found abandoned on the road outside of Richmond and have been held by the police will be offered for sale at public auction on the city hall steps, Feb. 18. The machines have been held for six

months. One of them is nearly new. Both are light touring cars.

High School

fill the vacancy.., Walter Eickemeyer

was elected senior vice commander. Goldie Knoll was chosen junior vice commander and Frank Taggart officer of the day. Officers elected will be installed at the next regular meeting of the order.

i WIRELESS EXCHANGE CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Feb. 8. Exchange , by wireless telephone of results of athletic games is proposed by

Prof. Chapman of the physics department at Wabash college. An attempt Is being made to interest other colleges and universities in the project. jtiH:iiinitiiliiuininiftiiiiiiiiinhiniiniiiiiiiiniliiiiinlliiliniiiiiiiiiiniiiuniH ! EAT YOUR LUNCH HERE Everything Home-Cooked I Henry Farwig & Son l 1031 Main St. imtiitiituiHniiHiimHiiiiiniiinifHiiMiriiMitfiiiMitiMiiHiiiNtHiriiM.iiiiiitiiitt.''

Initial performance of "Mikado"

will be given in the high school audi

torium Thursday night at 8:15 oclocK.

Stage settings have been practically completed and everything is in readiness for the first presentation.

Tickets for this performance have. women, practically all sold and a capacity

house will attend. A few seats mayi be obtained for the matinees and for the Saturday night performance. j Each night performance will start promptly at 8:15 o'clock and the matinee on Friday will start at 3:45 o'clock in order to allow the school children time to attend. Matinee on Saturday afternoon will start at 3 o'clock. ,r i Final sale of seats will be held in ' the high school just outside the prin-! cipal's office between the hours of: 11:30 to 1 o'clock. ' Members of the Senior and Junior

Boys Booster clubs competed for We can grow hair on your bald head with BARE-TO-HAIR Treatments in our shop or for sale in bottles. Harter's Barber Shop In the Murray Bldg.

honors in the Bale of Mikado tickets during the past two weeks and the Senior club won out by a margin of $5 in sales. Keith Crura, of the Senior club, was high salesman during the race, having sold near $30 worth of tickets.

More than 13 per cent of all the neo-

pie gainfully employed in Kansas are

- FARES TO COAST LOWERED CHICAGO, Feb. 8. A reduction of approximately 20 per cent in passenger rates from Chicago to the Pacific Coast was announced today by the Chicago, ' Burlington and Quincy, the

Great Northern and the Northern Pa

cific railroads for the summer months. The reduction was said to place the

rates on the same level as prior to the 1920 increase.

BAND INSTRUMENTS

Opp. Pot Office

Phone 1655

SPECIAL SALE of used cars, a part of the stock of the former factory branch of the Oakland Motor Car Co., . at Indianapolis. Demonstrators, used cars, and a few new cars. All being sold at once. Buy a Car at Your Own Price during this Sale at E.W.Steinhart Companies OF INDIANA

At Feltman's

Patent Leather Pump

Patent Leather O n eStrap Pump, Covered Louis Heels, high arch, light weight soles, plain toe

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Feltmans Shoe Store. The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Stores 724 Main Street

Dafl

er's

Circulation Thousands of Satisfied Customers.

Drug Newslets

Our Motto The Public be Pleased.

Weather Forecast Always Fair at Dafler's.

VALUES

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922.

SERVICE

FORM THE HABIT Let us supply your Toilet requisites. Our stocks are complete and fresh, and you'll always .find what you want here. Form the habit of stopping in for what you need and you will avoid the common unpleasantness of finding you're "out" of tooth paste, or some such article, just when you need it most. The Highest in Quality With Low Prices Prevail at Daflers

10c PALM OLIVE SOAP 3 for 85c JAD SALTS at $1.25 PINKHAM'S COMPOUND VIVIAN WITCH HAZEL CREAM .......

25c 69c 89c 50c

20c BAYER'S ASPIRIN TABLETS

40c BAYER'S ASPIRIN TABLETS

35c PISO'S COUGH SYRUP at

15c 30c 29c

35c CHERRY PINE TAR Of COUGH SYRUP........ 60L 30c OVERNIGHT COLD OF TABLETS AUC

CHAPTILLA, for chapped hands and lips

ALL SCRAP TOBACCO, OJT 3 for

25c

Real Bargains in Used Car

Ghenoweth Auto Co. 1105-11 0? rMTn 6t ;; ; Phone 1925

tmMtmmwir'Wrrfif.tmitrtlj'rmMiifmiiitMiiMiiwimmmiiimmmut j Another Shipment of Floor J

;.Lamps at $18.63

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Thistletliwaite's The Original Cut-Rate

B EVERY-DAY PRICES

, U in Effect at All 7 Stores

30c Grove's Bromo Oyfl Quinine ......... LaK, 30c Hill's Cascara O0 Quinine .. .lOC

35c Tape's Cold Compound . . . .

29c

ALL SCRAP TOBACCO. 3 for

25c

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Again it's "Gin

gliams

THE rejuvenation of gingham started a few seasons ago. It came out of the kitchen began to be seen on the street and at the fashionable gatherings. The mills took advantage of the situation by making patterns entirely new and utterly charming. It is a pet of fashion. It promises to become more popular than ever.

Our shelves and tables are gay with these new ginghams. Colors and patterns are beautiful! They're standard qualities of recognized character

32-in. Gilbrae Zepher Gingham, fine quality, plain colors, lavender, Nile, jtg pink and buff ; yard I

32-in. French Zepher Gingham, beautiful large plaids and small checks; Tfw

I tiv.

per yard

32-in. Scotch Zepher Gingham. These Ginghams are made of fine Egyptian yarn, woven as smooth as a piece of 7Pr Taffeta; yard I t)L

32-in. Lorraine Tissue Gingham.' They're all fine, smoothly-woven, clear-colored fabrics in the prettiest patterns.; r7w per yard O C

32-in. Gaze Marval Tissue Gingham, beautiful silk stripe and block effects; 7TTn

I eJ

per yard

32-in. Silcot Chiffon Plizze. This

beautiful crepe material, colors of pink and Mais; yard ,

is a

88c

For Yoir VALENTINE Party

CANDIES that are Appropriate Pink and White Mint Hearts Red Valentine Hearts Motto Hearts Baby Hearts For Delicioua Refreshments, serve PRICE'S Special Ice Cream Individual Heart Molds, Heart Shape Block. We have a large supply of Valentine Boxes for Candy. OUR 57th YEAR ' ' .

44-in. Swiss Organdie, permanent finish, beautiful colors of Nile, Rose, Orchid. Special, yard V l.OU

YOU MUST SEE THESE NEW WASH GOODS 2nd Floor Annex

Get It Where They've Got It If It's Advertised, It's at Dafler's

We Thank You Call Again Main at Ninth Phone 1904

Penslar Remedies A. D. S. Remedies Garden Court Toilet Goods

Facts Only

February . . ' Whitewear Event

Begins Thursday Continues 9 Days

Values and Selections Unequalled in Years

A Spring Exposition and Sale of "Things of White "

Underwear Featured in This White Event

Only a few of the many specials announced here. t Women's Union Suits, summer weights, low neck, kne lengths 59 Women's Union Suits, medium weights, ankle length 89 Women's Union Suits, medium weight, both high and low neck, knee and ankle lengths QS Girls' Union Suits, medium weight, light fleece, high neck, ankle length ..J)8 Men's medium weight white ribbed wellmade Union Suits, special S1.00 Children's White Sateen Bloomers, special at 394 and 45 Women's white sateen Bloomers S1.00 White Batiste Comb. Suits SI. 39

Phili

lppine .Lingerie

Philippine Chemise, neatly embroidered, Philippine Gowns to match, round, square or V-neck, for A wide range of styles in Gowns and Envelope Chemise at prices ranging from $2.50 to S4.95

White Silks

White Crepe de Chine, excellent quality in this whitewear event, yd SI. 59 White Canton Crepe, the all silk thread variety, special S3.50 White Silk Poplins, yard S1.50 White Baronette Satin S3.50 White Georgette, extra heavy quality, for S1.9S White Pongee, the all silk kind at two prices S2.9S and $1.98

Whitewear Specials

White Crepe, yd. 25c, 29c, 35c White Linen Suiting, yd. $1.00 White Batiste at 75c, 50c, 45c and 35c. White Organdies, Domestic and Imported 59c to 98c White Long Cloth 19c, 25c 35c White Nainsook, yd. 39c-60c Lot of Lace Insertions, 3c to 8c values, special, 6 yds. 5c Lot , of Lace Edgings and Lace Insertions, 8c to 10c values, per yard 5c All Over Embroidery, one lot values to $2.00; special per yard 50c

White Collar Laces, narrow or wide 65c to $1.25 White Dimities, 27 inches to 1 yd. wide 19c 22c 35c 50c 55c White Jewel Cloth, per yard $1.00 and $1.29 White Flaxon, yd. 29c 35c 50c Indian Head, yd. 35c to 50c White Voile, yd. 79c 89c $1.00 White Linen Huck Toweling, yard 65c and 98c White Huck Toweling, per yard 25c and 35c Unbleached Linen Toweling, yard 29c and 30c Bleached Linen Toweling, a yard .30c and 32c

Hemstitched Table Covers of Indian Head ..$1.00 and $1.50 Breakfast size mercerized Napkins, doz. . $2.00 Dinner size Mercerized Napkins, dozen $3.00 Ready Made Linen Napkins, dozen $6.00 and $6.50 Table Damask, yd. 49c, 59c Part linen, yd ....$2.00 Linen, yd. $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 Fancy Embroidered Towels, each 49c, 65c, 85c White Huck Towels for 19c, 25c, 35c, 49c Turkish Towels, ea. 25c-$1.50

White Things From the Art Goods Dept

Infants' Stamped Dresses 98c Ladies' Stamped Gowns $1.50 Stamped Crib Spreads $3.98 Stamped Guest Towels 25c, 35c, 49c Stamped Guest Linen Towels $1.50 Stamped Lunch Cloths . i..$1.00 to $1.75 Stamped Dresser Scarfs ....65c to $1.50 Maderia Luncheon Sets ..$5.00 to $10.00 Maderia Napkins, dozen $10.00

White Things for Baby

Most everything for Baby is White so our entire White Babyland Department enters this Event with many, many special Bargains too numerous to mention. As an additional incentive for the seeker of Baby things we offer an unrestricted Discount of 10 on ail Baby Things in our Babyland Department.

LEE IB. NUSBAUM COMPANY

NUSBAUM BUILDING

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