Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 63, 15 March 1922 — Page 14

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nCHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, MAR. 15, 1922.

DAYTON MEN TALK TO EATON CHAMBER; PLAN BAND CONCERTS 1 EATON. Ohio, March 15. C. B. Green and C, F. Kincaid. Dayton; E. II. Clark, New Paris, president of the Preble county ram bureau, and County Asent E. D. Turner, were the prinrinal Rneakern Monday night at a din

ner riven by the chamber of commerce membership in Pythian temple. Joseph Poos, president of the organization, presided. - In a brief business session a committee reported $900 having been pledged at this time for open air band concerts this summer. Satisfactory progress is being made by a committee in charge of general plans and arrangements lor a July 4 celebration, L. G. Reitz, chairman, reported. Mr. Kincaid's address had to do with proposed establishment of a hospital in Eaton. Mr. Green talked for the most part on welfare work. Field Day Named. May 5 has been announced as the riatp fnr the annual field meet and

play festival of the district schools of Treble county, which, as heretofore, will be staged on the fairgrounds. The meet and festival will be under supervision and direction of the county athletic association, an organization made up of heads and teachers of the district schools. The annual event is devoted to contests in athletics, games and drills. Appropriate, trophies are awarded individual winners and winning schools. Seeking $1,000 Recovery of $ 1,000, alleged to represent a note, is sought by H. A. Klepinger in a suit entered in common pleas court against John G. and Anna Dillman and Elijah Ott. It is averred the not Is secured by mortgage on 79 acres of land in Twin township. Ott Is made a defendant because, it is averred, ho claims some interest in the realty, r . Contract for Apparatus Contract, for approximately $4,000

worth of playground apparatus for schoolB Jn Preble county has been awarded to a Springfield firm. A half dozen firms bid for the contract. The money to buy the equipment was donated by the Preble county Red Cross chapter- from its funds. Allotments of $300 to $500 were given each school. Endorsed by Democrats Harry D. Collins, of New Paris, has been endorsed by the county Democratic organization to succeed himself as a.memberrof the . Preble county election board. To Address Meeting ' Frank Blackford, of Eldorado, prominent in agricultural organization activities in Preble county, will address the spring meeting of Pomona grange of Miami county, Saturday, in Tiqua. . .. ..' INTERESTING TALKS 1 - ON KIWANIS CARD

Lynn Shaw, of the Indiana Automolive Trade association, and Eddie O'Donnell, also connected with the automotive association, will be on the Kiwanis club program Thursday. O'Donnell is eipected to tell of his interesting war experiences. He was born in America of Irish parents. During the war he served in the Canadian air forces. A. E. F., and In the Polish army. After the war he spent some time In soviet Russia. He had difficulty in getting back to America from Poland because of his connection with the Polish army. He finally succeeded in reaching America, and was about to embark for China when he was taken in custody by United States immigration officials as a refugee from Poland. He is under their Jurisdiction for five years. He Is ordinarily reluct

ant to talk of his war experiences but he has promised to entertain the local

club with some' thrilling accounts.

Thursday's program is in charge of Clem McConaha, Harry Chenoweth

and Harold Coleman.

Kiwanis club officials report that

the merchants are taking an unusual

interest in the Kiwanis style show which will be given April 6 and 7. The show is under the direction of Bert Kolp. Members of the club are especially urged to attend Thursday's meeting in view of the attendance record. The local club has a mark of 94.54 thus far and is anxious to better its record.

Wyman Adams Painting Portrait of K. M. Landis .

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Former Judge K. M. Landis is -having his picture painted byiWyman Adams, a New York artist, seated In the chair from which he handed the famous $29,000,000 fine against the Standard Oil company.

JUBILEE PROGRAMS AWAITS PAYMENTS Subscriptions for the baseball park fund are coming in rapidly and It is expected that the payments will be

completed soon. Three hundred and

sixty subscriptions were made during the campaign and of that number 339 have been paid. The amount subscribed amounted to $5,010, and of that amount $4,675 has been received, leaving a large total of $335 to be collected. No definite program has been announced by the board of directors of the Exhibition company as they are

waiting on the subscriptions. The program will include some of the best known baseball men of the country. One member of the board stated

that they had plenty of material available for the entertainment but would not announce any definite plans or engagements until the funds were col-

( lected. People who have subscriptions

out are asked to pay them, so the program may be arranged as soon as possible.

Rescue Cambridge Girl

From Swollen Waters

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., March 15. A 6ix-year-old girl was narrowly saved from drowning when she was rescued from the stream here by Will

Haler after being swept half a mile . of Dr. Boyd Vhere she regained con-

uuwnsLreaui uy uie swuntfu waters.

The child, Mabel Duncan, daughter of Claude Duncan, while on her way to school Tuesday afternoon had stopped with her brother to look at the

stream, and the bank gave way while1.

she was standing beside the stream. After being rescued, the child, apparently dead, was taken to the office

sciousness after several hours.

In Taris, the higher above the pavement a citizen lives the higher the taxes he must pay. A levy is al30 made on pianos, stair carpets and elevators of apartment houses.

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A Clean Shave Gives you new pep. 5 skilled barbers Harter's Shop In the Murray Bldg.

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The Pink of Confections

Caramel-Covered Marshmallows Everybody is buying them. The most distinctive piece of candy you ever ate. Try some today. For your afternoon luncheons we have a nice assortment of Mosspastes in raspberry, apricot, mint. This is the newest confection to serve. Treat Your Friends Here Always in Good Taste

Almost every customer stops In our Art Depart, ment. There's a reason.

Our Second Floor Annex

Our east room Is simply full of novelties. Have you seen them?

Probably no other department in our store has attracted more attention than the department of Children's Sweaters. Colors are simply beautiful and the variety is larger than we have ever shown.

CHILDREN'S KNIT SPORT CAPES Plain colors and fancy combinations, with Angora collar; Pekin, Jade, Jockey, Peach ; sizes 3 to G years. Prices, each $5.00 and $5.50 A choice selection of Sport Hats to match Sweaters and Capes; suitable for children of 2 to 6 years. . , SWEATERS for small boys ; strictly all-wool, in Oxford, Red, Green, Tan, Brown, Navy and Grey, and Heather mixtures; sizes 2 to 6 years. Prices $3.00 to $6.00

NEW CORDUROY BREAKFAST COATS Silk lined, in Copen, Rose, Folly, Fuchia, Wisteria and Turquoise ; sizes 36 to 44 Special value, $6.00

SOMETHING NEW California Bungalow Aprons, fine percale in Chintz patterns in Red, Lavender and Blue, rick-rack trimmed , 98c each CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW APRONS in Copen Blue and Light Rose color, trimmed with applique designs and black binding. Price $1.25 each BUNGALOW APRONS-A new and complete line of . regular Bungalow Aprons, both regular and extra sizes, in gingham and percale, both light and dark colors; sizes 38 to 54. Prices from $1.00 to $2.00 each

INFANTS' SWEATERS Slipover style and open front, in White, Pink, Light Blue and Combinations; sizes 1, 2, 3 and 1 years. Prices $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 GIRLS' SWEATERS In slipover style, Tuxedo and open front, with belt and pockets, in Red, ' Copen, Rose, -Peacock, Turquoise, Tan, Brown, Peach, "Jockey, Navy, Grey and 'Fancy Combinations; all new styles and colors ; sizes 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Prices from $3.00 to $5.00 each

GIRL COAT SWEATERS With roll collar, belt and ripple skirt, in Brown, Tan and Peacock, with contrasting colors ; sizes 4, 5 and 6. Price $5.00 each

At Feltman's

A Popular Spring Number

Tan Calf 3-strap, -with buckles. New styles are arriving daily. Come while our stock is complete. All sizes, $5.00.

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.Feltmarfs Shoe StoreThe World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Stores 724 Main Street

Dafler's Drug Newslets

Circulation Thousands of Satisfied Customers.

Our Motto ThePublic be Pleased.

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VALUES

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1922.

SERVICE

SOLID SATISFACTION There probably is nothing which affords more real satisfaction to the "smoker" than a perfect cigar. If you want your favorite cigar, served v with all of its natural fragrance, then get the habit of buying your cigars from us. We recently installed a new cigar case which not only adds to cheer in the selection of your cigar, but it, being constructed with the latest improvements for keeping cigars and tobaccos at the correct state of moisture and proper air circulation, insures you that when you buy several cigars at a time they will not easily crumble in your pocket or produce a dry, dusty smoke. Our assortment of cigars will satisfy the most critical smoker. The Highest in Quality rWith Low Prices Prevail

20c BAYER'S ASPIRIN TABLETS CHAPTILLA, for chapped hands 30c BROMO QUININE for

15c 25c 24c

60c PEBECO TOOTH PASTE

75c MILK'S EMULSION at 35c PISOS COUGH SYRUP

.49c

69c 29c

Specials at the Cigar Stand

LORD CLYDE CIGARS Thurs

day, Friday, Saturday, 6 for CAMEL CIGARETTES. per pkg '. OZORA CIGARS, 5-cent value, 7 for

EXTRA SPECIAL Cigarette Cases Keep your cigarettes in good condition; a regular I-J Aft $2.25 value, special. ..P JL

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Our Eighteenth Birthday Party

starts off with a rush. Tomorrow will be even MORE interesting and each day for the next 9 days will be well worth your attendance at this Birthday Party.

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Tomorrow Our Birthday Presents to You Will be Taffeta and Messalinc Large assortment of colors, regular values $1.98 and ?2.25. All new Spring shades included in this lot. To give away Thursday, $1.25 per yard Each day during our Birthday Party Sale we will offer some article of interest at a "give-away" price. It will pay you to watch this space every evening. No phone orders, no C. O. D's., no charges. Be on hand early tomorrow.

A Few of the Many Other Birthday Specials 4 LOT OF PERCALE Standard count, all new patterns, including many shirting patterns, also many small dress patterns; re- - ? duced to, yard XOC LOT OF PERCALE Mostly light pat- -l A terns; per yard, only AUC DRESS GINGHAMS All new patterns, in plaids and checks, all colors, also a few - plain colors; special, per yard, only J.00 OUTINGS Assortment of light and dark patterns, 27 inches wide; reduced for this "I f Birthday Sale JLUC CANTON FLANNEL Bleached or unbleached, 27 inches wide, regular 22c value; - p special, yard XOC 25c COTTON CH ALLIES - r per yard XOC

TISSUE GINGHAMS Including silk stripe tissues, all new Spring patterns; a large assortment of patterns and colors: regular IQ 75c value; special for this Sale rl7C SILK STRIPED MADRAS SHIRTINGS A wonderful assortment of patterns, all IQ, colors, regular 75c values rrC MADRAS SHIRTINGS Elack. blue, tan or green stripes, regular 49c values; spe- QO cial for this Birthday Sale OtlC NORMANDY VOILES All colors, rose, green, grey, brown, blue, tan and black; regu- fl(tt lar S5c values; yard OiC IMPORTED DOTTED SWISS J- JQ $1.75 values $X.4ll FANCY TURKISH TOWELS Pink or nrp blue, regular 39c value; special jmOIs TURKISH TOWELS Plain white, 29c - Q value; special XJC IIUCK TOWELS Fancy embroidered, Fcalloped or hemmed, regular 59c and 69c QQrt values; special OtC PART LINEN CRASH A Birthday lOJ Special at X'2C BLEACHED COTTON CRASH - f ABirthday special at '. XUC Bed Spreads-All at 20r, Discount Not a Spread reserved from this downward revision to make the Birthday Sale a huge success. Dimitie Spreads. Crochet Spreads, Satin Spreads. Crib Spreads, Plain White Spreads. Fancy Spreads, Single or Double Bed Spread?.

CHAM BRAY GINGHAM In blue, green, tan, lavender and rose; excellent for aprons and children's dresses, and we sell many yards for curtains; - f special, only, yard XUC

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