Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 76, 30 March 1922 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922.

SLAYER OF FORMER HOLLANSBURG WOMAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE

(Special to The Palladium) DAYTON, Obio, March 30 Recotn mendation of mercy by the Jury Wednesday., saved George K. Smith from the electric chair, after he had pleaded

guilty to a charge of murder In the first desrree. The Jury made the racominendatlon of mercy after Common Pleas Judge Martin stated In opeii court that in his opinion Smith shoui-i be shown at least that much consideration. The 12 jurors then individually stated that they would make such a recommendation. Judge Martin gave Smith a life sentence. Smith shot and killed Mrs. Lillie Smith, his -wife, at the residence of Mrs. Smith. 2348 East Fifth street-

Mrs. Smith lived near Hollansburg before moving to Dayton. Her parents are residents of near Palestine. Smith told the police that he had not been living with his wife for several weeks. On the night of Jan. 28 he went to the Fifth street residence and shpt at his wife four or five times. Mrs. Smith died almost Instantly. Her Kon, Harold Kuntz, lost his right eye when one of the bullets struck him Smith expressed no sorrow for havins? slain his wife, but declared he had not Intended to harm his stepson. Sergeant Detective Walter Cusick brought two letters into the courtroom. They were addressed to Mrs. Lillie Smith, and were signed "Mr. R. A. F." The letters were written in

very endearing terms and were idenU fled ; by Cusick as letters written by Arthur R. Fread,1 348 Troy street. In his examination by police, Smith told them that a man called "Buck" Fread was responsible for wrecking his home life, and that he went to the Fifth street house on the night of the murder with the express purpose of meeting Fread. He said that Fread was not at the house when he arrived, but that he got into an argument and then drew his gun. The introduction of "the man in

the cape," which Judge Martin learned

from transcrips of previous prelum nary hearings led him Ho advise the recommendation of mercy for Smith. - There were four women on the Smith Jury. The first 12 jurors qualified when asked if they would recommend mercy for the accused man. . Harold Koontz, son of the murdered woman, did not appear In the courtroom. He presented himself to Assistant Prosecutor Scharrer Wednea

day morning, and expressed the hope that his foster-father.be given a life sentence.

Township Farm Meetings Are Announced Thursday Farmers' township meetings will be held at Cambridge City, over Danner's store, and at Fountain City on Monday night, April 3. J. L. Dolan will talk on the Indianapolis co-operative livestock commission firm at the Cambridge City meeting, and J, E. Scholl will explain the grain marketing plan at Fountain City. A Perry township farmers' meeting

at which Mr. Scholl will explain the grain corporation, has been called for Friday night, March 31, in the Friends church at Economy,

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RURAL MAIL CARRIER, 65 YEARS OLD, RETIRES - OTTAWA. O., March 30. J. W. Shoup, rural route mail : carrier,! has retired after having (been carrier on Rural Route No. 1, for 21 years. He has reached the 65-year ago limit

Treat Your Friends to Luncheon at PRICE'S

v Spring Fashions 1 1. ' and Fabrics S

At Feltman's

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Brown Calf Brogue

Wing tip. full bevel welt-sewed sole, low'rubber heel. One of the best values in our stock. ,

Feltman's Shoe Store.

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

Tze colors and styles that suit you best The loveliest new fabrics have just come iru Our counters are piled with brilliant ginghams and linens, the charming new printed cottons, dotted Swiss, crepes pf cotton and of silk, in every summery color, crisp organdies, delicate voiles. Come in today and see them. Select materials in interesting color combinations for 'your Spring frocks. ( Five hundred designs for the new Spring season are at the pattern counter

You can make any one of these becoming new dresses like a professional, for every new Butt crick pattern has a Deltor enclosed. The Deltor gives you theswift, economical cutting of an expert, the deft putting together of a great dressmaker, and the clever finishing touches that spell Paris. It is all there in pictures and clear directions. With it you can make like a professional dresses you never dared attempt before. Butterick Patterns with die Deltor

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Design 3641 A liny, independent tape and pictureleut flashed sleeves make this frock especially interesting.

Design 3676 The tap drtss is almost a necessity this Sprint, and this one is especially easy to make, when you hove the Deltor to guide JOU.

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VITALIS The tonic that Is creating so much talk, is still being sold for

50c

Stanley Plumbing & 910 Main St.

Electric Co. Phone 1286

But this price will only hold good while demonstration lasts, which will be for balance of the week, then 98c.

Films at Any of Our 7 Stores Stork Castile Soap f EN Colgate's Tooth Pa&e 01 $1.10 Miles' Nervine QQ at IDt at ,

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- - - 3 Flowers Com$1.90 S. S. S. 1 JTQ pacts. Blood Medicine. .. t X OU

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II . ,,T.T . . , Milks Emulsion Afi. ftOIr...,..89c "49c-S?:.10c

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PROOF OF THE PUDDING You know the rest Our Coal Is the Best! Will you make the test? Wisdom Avoid Inferior Coal SEE BELL IN BEALLVIEW

p , FOR 1 MORE WEEK taster ... . , . Colonte Two full pound boxes of . . . yes Chocolate Nuts and HCkn ".gTal K Nougatines....... iVC Hat Dye OC , . OO -

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Soda Fountains Will Open April 3

.Friday amd Satarday

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It is hard to keep our enthusiasm within bounds as we inspect these Friday and Saturday bargains. You will find" nothing but our own' thoroughly dependable merchandise, if you please, at- prices 'way under today's level. READ EVERY ITEM CAREFULLY

Ready-to-Wear Department

$25 Dresses $ Special .........

Heavy Canton Crepe, Firsheen Knitted Crepe, Beaded and Embroidered Taffeta; brown, blue, tan, black and combination. Special Friday and Saturday, $15.00.

1500

$15 Coats $ Special

Tweed, Chinchilla, Herringbone, Camel's-Hair and Polo Cloths; mannish lapel3 and collars, patch pocket, raglan shoulders; tan, red, green, rose, tangerine. Friday and Saturday, special at 10.95.

$59.50 Blue Suits, Special . . . $39.75 Navy Blue Tricotlne, Poiret Twills, Gabardine; new box coat . effects, new cape creaUon; hand-embroidered, silk braided and gold stitched and beautifully braided models, for both Women and Misses. Friday and Saturday, $39.75.

Specials in Silk and Wool Goods Dept

Jersey Shirtings 32 inches wide, woven stripe, yarn mercerized; a handsome line of patterns. Special Friday and Saturday QQi 3 yards for cOC

Silk and Wool Canton Crepe, 40 inches wide In navy, browtf and black; a very popular cloth this season. Friday and Saturday, (JA qq a yard pOo

Metal Girdles 46 inches long, in jade, green, scarlet, black and red, black and white, and black and jade. Friday and Saturday, QKf each ODC

Domestic Dept. 500 yards All-Linen Toweling, regular 25c OA value; Friday and Saturday, yard dJs 5 Yards for $1.00 25 doz. Huck Towels, good size, 25c value; Off Friday and( Saturday, each AfUL 50 doz. Bath Towels, extra large, heavy OC weight, bargain at 35c; Fri. and Sat., ea. .. ut 500 yards good 85c Tabling, beautiful fin- HKn lsh; Friday and Saturday, yard I OC 72-inch Tabling, easily worth $1.25 a flf yard; Friday and Saturday, yard Table Cloths, 64x64 Inches, splendid d0 OQ value at $3; Friday and Saturday, ea. . . $iO 1 lot pure Linen Napkins, worth up to AA $9 dozen; Friday and Saturday, doz V""" 500 yards Madras Shirting, our best 25c Ofl quality; Friday and Saturday, yard fciUC 1 case of Bleached Muslin, 18c value (T- tf Friday and Saturday, 7 yards for V 1 case of 40-inch Unbleached Sheeting - e Muslin; special, yard l.aid'2

Notion Dept. Specials for Friday and Saturday A large assortment of Collars and Vests In Lace, Organdie Eyelet Embroidery and Crepe Net, ranging in price from $1.25 to $1.35 QQ Friday and Saturday iut Rubber Baby Pants in small, medium and QQ large; regular 50c, Friday and Sat., pair.. OOL Boston Bag3 In Black and Tan, all (J- QQ sizes, regular $2.25; Fri. and Sat pJ.O0 Sport Handkerchiefs for Easter in Gingham and Batiste, all colors; regular 15c and ISc - A values; Friday and Saturday J.UI Priscilla Electric Iron, regular $4.95 (1Q QQ value; Friday and Saturday . pO0 Mary Garden, Mavis and Butterfly Talcum, -J A regular 25c powder; Fri. and Sat., can -LUC

Did You Ask About Our Millinery Business?

Why, it's just fine! Eighty -three beautiful Hats sold last Saturday, day we expect to make it 100! Ask to see our special for Saturday only at .

Next Satur- . $4.75

Second Floor Annex Specials

8 Coats in Polo Cloth, Cheviot and fancy Checks in Cop en, Pekin blue, tan, brown and heather mix

ture; sizes 5 and C years; former sale price $10

to $12.50; Friday and Saturday, sale. price

Three French' and Storm Serge Coats In copen

and navy blue with white pique collars and hand-

smocking; sizes 4 and 6 years; former

price $10; Friday and Saturday, sale.

Ladies' Kimonos in cotton challie, figured serpen

tine and plain Japanese crepe, assorted sizes and

colors; $3.00 values; Friday and Satur

day half price, each ... i

$2.98

$1.50

7 Silk Poplin and Chiffon Taffeta children's Coats in black, copen peacock, reseda and brown; splendid quality of material with organdie and silk collars; hand-smocked; sizes 3 to 6 years; garments worth from $7.00 to $12.00; Friday and JA AO Saturday, sale price &maUO Every Garment a Real Bargain 10 pieces of fine French and Scotch Zephyr Ginghams in fancy stripes and plaids; 32 inches wide, 75c quality; Friday and Saturday, sale d"l AA price, 3 yards for J)-I-vlU

2 White Serge Coats, sizes 3 and years, former price $5; sale price..

$2.98

Note These Extra Specials

1 lot Men's Silk Socks, plain and fancy stripe, 75c and $1.00 value; Friday and Satur- f?A

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day, pair

1 small lot Sweater Coats, assorted sizes and

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29c

colors, $5.00 value;

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1 lot children three-quarters Hose, roll

sand and romper blue shades; sizes 7 to 10; per pair

1 lot Ladies' Cape 1-Clasp Gloves, dA OO $2.50 and $3 values; Fri. and Sat., pr.J)iO 1 lot Men's Athletic Union Suits, sizes 34 to 46; Friday and Saturday, 2 suits $1.25; ?0 per suit DDI

1 lot children's black Cotton Ribbed Hose, sizes 6 to 10; Fri. and Sat., pr.

1 lot Ladies' Silk Hose, $1.50 values; Friday and Saturday, pair

15c

$1.00

First Floor Annex Specials

$1.60 Duplex Window Shades, hand-made cloth, mounted on Hartshorn rollers; dark green on one side, white on the other. A real bargain J QQ 2 cans of 6c Shico Linoleum Varnish; special two AA cans for ipAAJU 1 lot of Hit-and-Miss Rag Rugs,

size 27x54 inches each

$1.00

40c Cretonnes, many patterns.

attractive colorings, ideal for

summer draperies4 yards for ..........

$1.00

27-inch-wide Grass Runners for

porches; color, two-tone green;-

69c value; 2 yards for

$1.00

36-inch-wide , Curtain Swiss, excellent quality and J- A A designs; 3 yards for. . $XlU

$1.25 Wire Shade Lamp Frames for table or for floor I- A A lamps; at, each J) XUU

$1.00

$1.35 value Cocoa Mats, heavy woven brush that should be in

front of every door-each

36-inch-wide Kolorfast Carpet; very special at four A A yards for tPJ.UU Don't fail to see this item

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See the Frills and Puffs and Ruffles at Kiwanis Style Show, April 6-7

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