Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 88, 13 April 1922 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND. PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922.

RISINGER ANNOUNCES DOCKET OF COMMON PLEAS COURT CASES EATON", Ohio. April 13. Judge A. C. Risinger has announced the following cases for trial in common pleas court on the following dates: April 14, P. C. Merkle, et al. vs. John J. Jenkins; April 15, Orange Myers vs. Nettie Myers; April 17, "Glenn Davis, et al. vs. Harriet G. King; E. S. Lesh vs. Birch Nesbit, et al., molion; P. G. Crane vs. Leona Failey, ft al., motion; April 18, Henry Koppe vs. Ross Focht; April 19, Grover F. White, et al. vs. . William Fleisch; April 21, People's .Banking company vs. O. S. Apple; Apiil. 24-25, Perry A. k'rit7r t I.e Wix. et. aL

April 26, Shores-Mueller company;

vs. cablentz, et al.; Aprn . a, uum Kenworthy, et al. vs. Martha Neff, et al.; April 28, R. E. Brandenburg vs. Board of Education Jackson township; May 2, Ignatz Schnable vs. Brethren church of Gratis; May 4. Preble county National bank vs. A. C. Hensley. et al.; May 5, Bessie McCajly vs. Mollie Bryant, et al. May 9, John F. Dryden vs. Harry L. TUsinger, administrator". May 16, A. J. Hamilton vs. Eldorado & West Manchester Telephone company; May 17, Vrank F. Rhea vs. John Clement White, et al." The last two cases will he heard by Judge Teegarden, of Greenville. Seeks Land Partition. Partition oj 30 acres of land In Mon roe township and eight acres In Jefferson township is sought by Sarah McFaddin in an action in common pleas court. She claims a one-fifth part of the realty as an heir-at-law of

,1. Warren Clark, who diea m January, 1922. Defendants to the action are Nancy, Otto and Carl Clark, Eliza Martin. Edna Grimes, Minnie, Earl, Kay, Herbert and Clarence Bookwalter and Carl D. Miller, administrator of the late J. Warren Clark. Deaths Exceed Births Twenty-four persons died in Preble county in the month of March, as compared with 21 births during the month, according to the report of Dr. G. W. Homsher. county health commissioner, for March,. Four deiU.hu were due to accident and five, died of pneumonia, the greatest number caused by any one disease. Contagious - disease reported during the month numbered 22 cases. To Contest Nomination The Republican nomination for county treasurer of Preble county will tie contested.' C. D. (Red) Owens, of West Alexandria,' has just announced his candidacy for the office, while Deputy ; lounty Treasurer announced his candidacy some days ago. The contest Is the first to present itself for county office in either the Democrat or Republican party. Court of Appeal Cases. Three cases will be presented to the rouit of appeals when it convenes here april 20. They are Ralph M. Taylor and M. L. Karicore, plaintiffs in error, vs. First National bank of Camden, defendant in error; H. A. and H. G. Swisher, doing business as the Swisher Realty company. Dayton, plaintirts in error vs. S. S. Black, defendant in

error; James M. Lack e v. nlaintiff in

error, vs. Jacob Inman, defendant in

error. . .. .. County Marriage Licenses. Preble county marriage licenses: Benjamin B. Plummer, 45 years old, and Elva Ogle. S3 years old, both of New Hope; Virgil Thomas Deaton, 21 years old, and Bessie Alma Petry, 22 vears old. both of Eldorado; Christian M. Fudge, 21 years old andAnna Barbara Ott, 20 yearB old. both of Eatoa, Henry A. Tidd, 48 years old. and Ahna Warrick, 44. years old, both of Eldorado. Will Carry Colors. Mrs. Alice Kline, of Eaton, member of the local W. R. C, has been, selected to officiate as color bearer at the state W. R. C. convention in Bucyrus, in June. The selection -was made by Miss Grace Johnson, of Toledo, de

partment president.

SUSTAIN FIRE LOSS IN NEAVE TOWNSHIP GREENVILLE, Ohio, -April 13. A disastrous fire occurred on the farm of John Mill', near "the Landis school house in Neave township, Tuesday evening, when the barn on the premises was totally destroyed by fire together with all of its contents, con

sisting of several tons of hay, his to-i

bacco crop, grain and feed, farm implements, and several chickens. The barn was partially covered by insurance. Ethel Whittington, administratrix of the estate Of Clyde Whittington, deceased, has filed an amended petition in her suit against M. Amato for $10.654.50 damages. Mrs. Whittington's husband was injured "when his automobile was struck by the truck of Amato and Sons on Aug. 27. 1921. He died Sept. 12, 1921. v The truck driven by Amato's son was en route to Versailles with a load of fruit at the time the accident took place. Probate Court. Petition to fix and determine inheritance tax in estate of Susannah Carpenter, deceased. Walter E. Stahl, executor of the will

of Lawson Allen.,, deceased, filed seventht account. Petition filed to fix and determine inheritance tax in . estate of Sarah Foreman, deceased. Rosa Moorman, administratrix . of the estate of August Moorman, deceased, filed petition for order to sell notes at private sale. Order granted. Report of sale of notes filed.

POSSESSES EASTER EGG BOILED 52 YEARS AGO CONNERSVILLE. Ind., April 13. Frank Zimmerman of this city believes he is the owner of the oldest egg In Indiana. It was hard-boiled and colored green by Mr. Zimmerman's

mother on Easter Sunday, April 18, 1870. At that time the Zimmerman family was living at Myerstown, Pa., and Mr. Zimmerman was 13 years old. The egg remained in the mother's household for many years and after her death, Mr. Zimmerman, who had

removed to Connersville, requested a brother to forward the egg here. He treasures it highly and keeps it inside a sealed glass jar to protect it from heat and moisture, but in spite of the care it has received it is slowly dwindling away and at present is 4ess than

half the size it was fifty-two years ago.

The shell bears Mr. Zimmerman's initials and the date of the boiling and coloring. "

Cuba has 1,000,000 tons or surplus sugar this year.

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Easter Candies That the Children Will Enjoy PRICE'S

Imperial Special FELT HATS

The Biggest Values in town

$3.00

DENNIS-GAAR CO., Inc. Tailors and Furnishers 1010 Main In the Westcott

Nusbaum's Tomorrow's News

At Feltman's

Brown Calfskin Oxford $ too

New Easter Arrival In a Brown Calfskin Oxford, French toe, welt-sewei soles, with rubber heels. One of our latest values. Afk for No. COS.

Feltman's Shoe Store.

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

Silk Shade Bridge Lamps

Q95

A sensational value in lanip3 will be offered tomorrow. This one has a mahogany finished standard and deep fringed silk shade in blue, rose, mulberry and tan colors. These much wanted bridge lampa are at last priced within means of every householder. Early buying is urged.

As the supply is limited, see them in the window exactly ' as pictured at $9.95 complete.

You'll Do Better Here

Thirty Feet from Ttb St.

The Price is Always Less at Druitts"

Jersey Suits And they're priced at only $9.95 (Tuxedo Style Jacket) All-wool 'Jersey Suits in a wide variety of colors, including navy, brown, tan, mohawk, jade and topaz; sizes 16 to 40; reduced to only $8.95. at Nusbaum's

SILK SCARFS $2.98 to $5.75 The new colors in Roman stripe and plain Silk Knit Scarfs, and very reasonably priced a,t only $2.98 to $5.75. at Nusbaum's

KIDDIES' HATS $1.98 to $5.00 Mostly of straw. A wide variety of styles and colors. The combination colors and red seem to be the most popular. Prices at $1.98 to $5.00. at Nusbaum's

SILK HOSE In the shades of r.ude and grey $1.75 A pure thread Silk Hose In the popular shades of nude and grey; excellent quality silk and priced at only $1.75. We have other grades in these shades at $1.50 and $2.75. at Nusbaum's

SILK KNIT BLOUSES The style that is all the rage $3.98 The price on many of them is only $3.98 even if they do come in all the new shades. They are the most popular Blouses we are showing now. at Nusbaum's

At Lee B.Nusbaum Company

Friday and Saturday

. specia:

at KNOLLENBERG'S STORE

This is the good news of springtime, and there's more to the statement than appears on the surface. For when we can give newer, better and smarter merchandise for less money, that's the real achievement. READ THE FOLLOWING ITEMS CAREFULLY

Fifty Exceptional Good and Suprisinly Good Looking

Silk Dres

A few days ago we made a special purchase of 50 new Spring Dresses. To say they are wonderful values is placing it very mildly. We want you to see them. It does not require a trained eye to see that they are worth the price over and over again. In this lot are beautiful Canton Crepe, Crepe Knit, Crepe Satin and Taffeta Dresses all to be sacraficed at

SES

DID YOU KNOWthat on Friday and Saturday we expect to sell 12 DOZ. ALL-WOOL JERSEY SUITS at

$095

Special Demonstration ELMO Toilet Preparations For a Few Days Only Miss Curtis, an expert in her line, will be in our Toilet Goods department demonstrating and giving advice on the care of the skin. She will demonstrate the superior qualification of the Elmo products and the different treatments beneficial to different skins. Following prices on Elmo products : Elmo Tissue Cream 60c and $1.00 Elmo Cleansing Cream 60c and $1.00 Elmo Cucumber Bleaching Cream. . .60c and $1.00 Elmo Rose Rouge 50c

Domestics 1,000 yard3 32-inch Dress Ginghams, 35c value, only, QQg 1.000 yards 27-inch Dress Gingham, 25c value, onlv, nn yard Ul 5.000 yards Cheviot Shirting, 25c value; per yard, Ofonly L)C 1.000 yanjs 36-in. Punjab Shirtings, 35c value; only, 2)Q 25 dozen 65c Bath Towels, all white and colored bor- rn ders; each, only OUC 25 dozen half-linen Huck Towels, 30c value; each, only miU,2i 4 pieces. 150 yards. 72-in. pure linen Table Damask, Q- QQ $2.25 value, yard. . . . tpl.OO 10 dozen 22x22-inch pure linen Napkins, $7 value; Oft ff only, dozen VvKUU 1 case Bleached Muslin, Longcloth finish, 20c C-1 (f grade,6 yds vXUU

East Room

S6.95

1 10c

A large assortment of fine imported Beaded Bags, regular

?: values; Friday and Saturday

A large assortment of Leather Purses and Canteens in all the new shades, values up to $2.75, Friday and Satur- Q-l QQ day pl.OO "Just-Rite" Double Mesh Hair

Nets, regular 15c; Fri

day and Saturday, ea.

Pyrex Pie Plates, size SVi in., regular $1; Friday and '7Q-, Saturday, each I tC A large assortment of Collars and Vests in all of the new shades and materials, values up to $1.50; Friday OQ and Saturday JSC Newest novelties in Jewelrv

Special assortment, values "up

to ioc; h riday and Sat urday

50-watt Nitrogen Lamps, frost

?d glass; Friday and Saturday

43c ?, frost-

. 43c

SPECIALS in SILK and WOOL GOQDS

AledoSilk 36-inch, Silk and Cotton, 1 1 colors to select from. Special Friday A and Saturday, yard

Annex Specials 4x7-ft. heavy Vogue Grass Rugs, with beautiful woven border of rose, blue, green or brown just the thing for that porch or sun parlor. Special Friday and Sat- QQ AO urday, each '. tp00 Imported Japanese Grass Rugs Choice of new patterns and colors. Come early Friday and Saturday. 9xl2-ft. at Q- AQ $6.95; 3x6-ft. at ...tJDl.'iU 9x12 Seamless Axminster Rugs in rich, harmonious colors. You can do no better than buy one of these Rugs if you are locking for quality at the reasonable Cf7 Pfl price of ip4 I OU 3x3-ft Congoleum Rugs QQr choice, each tOC lS-inch x 3-i't Congoleum Rugs f) choice, each .' OOC Colored Dotted Curtain Marquisette, 36 in.' wide, splendid for ruffle, tieback and shirred curtains; various size dots, 75c KQ value; Friday and Saturday, yd DiC Fancy Madras, 36 inches wide, very newest patterns in rose, blue, green, gold, mulberry and gray, $1.00 value; Friday and QQ Saturday at, yard OtC 36-inch Sunfast Drapery Material, (- prQ colors rose and blue; yard 21& yard3 long Filet Net Curtains, durable net and new design; for Friday QQ and Saturday, pair tpX JO

Worsted Jersey 56-inch, in black, navy blue, Mohawk

and red. Special Friday and Saturday, yard

Gloves : Hosiery 1 lot boys' Knit Athletic Union Suits, 75c value; Friday and Satur- AQn day, suit 40C s 1 lot girls' Union Suits, 50c OCT, value; Friday and Saturday... ODC 1 lot ladies' Silk and Fibre Hose, $1.25 value; Friday and Saturday, Q" per pair OC We have them in Black, White, Moccasin and Grey. 1 lot men's Silk Socks, plain and fancy stripes, 75c value; per pair, 1 lot men's Athletic Union Suits, sizes 34 to 46, 75c value; Friday and fQ,t Saturday, each UOC Two for $1.25 1 lot men's Shirts, double cuffs, neat patterns; Friday and Satur- QC day, each OOC Two for $1.75 The Glove Department will be a busy place Friday and Saturday. Every pair of aew Easter Gloves to be sold at a discount during these two days. This includes both Kid and Silk, as well as Chamoisette, in all the desirable shades and lengths. When you see the goods and hear the prices, we

Know you wm Duy.

Sunset Silk C6-inch, a wash Satin in white and flesh. Special Friday and Q -f OA Saturday, yard u)X0

2nd Floor Annex 25 all-silk Jersey Petticoats, plaited flounc9 and fancy ribbon decoration; brown, tan. nude, purple, rose, henna, folly, jade and peacock; lengths 32, 3i, 36-inch; regular price $5.00; Easter special, Fri- QQ qq day and Saturday tpJ0 4 dozen Dotted Seco Silk Bloomers in pink, orchid, light blue and pongee; lengths 25, 27, 29 inches; $2 garments; Eas- Q- jtq ter special,' Friday and Saturday. tp-LDt

S1.00

The Geo. H. Knollenber Co

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3 dozen girls' Middies in all-white extra good quality of jean, trimmed with soutache

braid; sizes 6 to 14 years; regular $1.50 val

ues; Easter special, Friday and Saturday

3 dozen children's Gingham Dresses in plain tan, green, Copen, also neat checks in brown, light blue, pink, green and yellow; all neatly trimmed with hand-work; new Spring models; $2.50 values; Eas- Q- QQ ter special, Friday and Saturday. V-l-0 1 lot of children's 'Dresses in plain colors and fancy plaids, both short and long sleeves, including bloomer dresses; sizes from 7 to 14 years; dresses worth from $3 to $5.00; Easter special, Friday QC r

& and Saturday V-it:0

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