Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 213, 7 September 1922 — Page 14
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, 1922.
TWO EATON WOMEN APPOINTED TO ATTEND W.R, C, CONVENTION EATON Ohio. Sept. 7. Two Eaton women have been appointed to places fn the Fourth district W. R. C. convention to be, held Oct. 26, in Dayton. Both are members of the Eaton W. R. C. Mrs. Julia Murray will fill the place of junior vice president in the convention, while Mrs. Alice Kline will fill the place of guard. Tie appointments were made by Mrs. Carrie Mitchell of Tippecanoe City, district W. R. C. president. Mrs. Murray, also has been selected as an alternate to the state encampment to be held Sept. 25 in Des Moines. Iowa. Total School Enrollment
Total enrollment in the Eaton pub
lic schools at this time is 825. This is an increase of approximately 25
over last year. However, the present enrollment is expected to be increased 25 to 30 when all children of school
ag have entered the schools. Expect New Pastor It is expected the Rev. Vinton E
Busier, new pastor of Eaton Methodist
church, will preach his initial sermon
here Sunday morning. The Rev. A. J. Bus sard, former pastor of the church.
is preparing to remove to his new
charge at DeGraff.
Interior modernization and redec-
oration and other improvements and
repairs to the church are nearing com
pletion and it is planned to have a reapening service Sunday, Sept. 17, when ihe Rev. W. A. Wiant, of Springfield,
ind the Rev. Earl M. Ellsworth, both torraer pastors of the local church.
will be present and take part in the
services. Will Change Fund
Common Pleas Judge A. C. Risinger
has granted authority to the Washington township rural board of education
to transfer 1.352 from the sinking
fund to the tuition fund. Suit is Settled
Settlement was effected in a suit
entered in common pleas cour: by J
E. Conger, as administrator of the
estate of the late Louisa Conger,
against Elizabeth and L. S. Weibauni and Charles Minderman, involving $4,000 worth of mortgage note-, and
the case was dismissed without rec
ord. Two mortgages involved :n the suit were ordered canceled by the
court. Miss Van Ausdal Appointed
Miss Lelah Van Ausdal has been
appointed stenographer and office gin
in the office of County Agent E. D. Turner, to fill a vacancy caused by the recent resignation and marriage of Miss Emma Josephine Wilson. Miss Van Ausdal is a daughter of Mi, and Mrs. Charles J. Van Ausdal of Eaton She has been employed in Richmond, lnd. Married In Denver EATON, Ohio, Sept. 7. Edward Coffman was married recently in Denver, Colo., relatives in Eaton have been advised. His bride was Miss Loe Huff, of Denver. Coffman went to Denver from Eaton two years ago. He is a son of Joseph W. Coffman, of East Main street.
Weber's Cincinnati Band
WUl Give Four Concerts Daily For Coxtsiy Fair A program, which local musical au
thorities unite in saying is one of jthe highest quality ever offered to a Richmond audience, has been announced by John C. Weber, director of the Cincinnati Weber band, for the four daily performances at the Wayne county fair.
Two afternoon and two evening con
certs, of an hours length each will be given each day. from 3 to 4 o'clock and 4:30 to 5:30 o'clock in the afternoon, and from 8 to 9 and ft: 30 to 10:30 o'clock in the evening. Miss Katherine
Hoch, Cincinnati sopranist, will sing for the last afternoon and the last
evening concert each day.
The program follows: September 13. 3 to 4 o'clock, overture. The Trum
peters of America. (Hume).
Grand Fantasie, Lonengrm, iwag-
ner).
Waltz, Espana. (Waiflteuiei). "Shuffle Along" (late Musical Novel
ty), (Sissle and Blake).
4:30 to 5 o'clock. Melodies rrom ine
Queen of Sheba. Lohengrin, xannhauser, Invitation to the Dance. Cav-
alleria Rusticana, (Moses). Duet and Finale Act, Fourth. Aida, (Verdi). Soprano solo, "Le Saran Rose," (Arditi), Katherine Hoch. French National Defile March (Turlet). 8 to 9 o'clock. Grand March, from The Queen of Sh-eba, (ounod). Overtore, Orpheus, (Offenbach). Invocation to the Battle, from Rienzi (Wagner). Reminiscences of the Plantation, (Chambers). ' 9:30 to 10:30 o'clock, Melodies from Carmen. Faust. II Trovatore, Lucia, Gioconda and L'Eclair. (Tobani). Selection from Robin Hood, (De Koven). Soprano solo, Verdi's II Traviata," Katherine Hoch. Florentiner March, (Fucik). September 14.
3 to 4 o'clock. Overture, My Country
'Tis of Thee, (Weber). Gems from Eileen, (Herbert). Paraphrase, Lorley, (Nesvadba).
Rantasy on "Old Kentucky Home,"
(Dalbey).
4:30 to 5:30 o'clock. Selection from
Cavalleria Rusticana, (Mascagni). - A Summer Evening in the Alps, (descriptive), (Kling).
Soprano solo Strauss' Voci di Prima
Vera," (Katherine Hoch. March, ReHgioso, (Chambers). 8 to 9 o'clock. Overture from William TelJ, (Ressini).
xa-eioaies from the Jolly Widow,
(Lehar). Sacred Fantasia-Providence, (Tob ani).
Gems from the Bohemian Girl,
(Balfe).
9:30 to 10: 30, The Southern Rhaps
ody, (Hesgner).
Reminiscences of Scotland, (God
frey). Soprano solo, Massenet's "Manon Katherine Hoch.
March, The King of Spain, (Freta).
September 15
3 to 4 o'clock, Overture, Zampa,
(Herold).
Melodies from "You're In Love,"
(Ftiml). The Birds and the Brook (Stults). Grand Selection from Aida (Verdi)
4:40 to 5:30, Gems from "The Only Girl" (Herbert). Melody in F (Rubensteln). Soprano Solo, Verdi's "Ernani," Katherine Hoch. Selection, May Time (Romberg). 8 to 9 o'clock. Overture, II Guarany (Gomez). Gems from Trovatore (Verdi). Melodies from Floradora (Stuart). Grand American Fantasia (Herbert) 9:30 to 10:30, Selection from Carmen (Bizet). A Cavalry Charge (descriptive) (Luders). Soprano Solo, Del Aqua's "Villanelle," Katherine Hoch. March, Stars and Stripes Forever. (Sousa).
BABY FOUND DROWNED IN
WATER TANK OF MILK HOUSE
KENOSHA, Wis., Sept, 7. Mm. William Walker mjssed her 20 months old baby son from the yard at the homestead, ten miles west of Kenosha, She
started a search and found the caild's body floating in the water tank in the milk house.
TWO ARE INJURED WHEN AUTO IS HIT
A sprained shoulder sustained by Msr. Ellen Rothert, and minor bruises sustained by her daughter, Mrs. Charles Paust. were the chief injuries
received by them in a crossing accident which occurred at New Paris late Wednesday. Charles Paust who was driving the car, escaped uninjured. The Paust family was returning from the Martin peach orchard. The tngine of the car stalled a? they were crossing the tracks. Before the machine could be started again, a freight train backing toward the crossing struck the car, throwing it over on Mrs. Paust and Mrs. Robert, who had just left the machine. The two women were taken to Reid Memorial hospital where they wera imported to be recovering. Thursday. Paust lives at 216 South Eleventh rtreet. He is a Pennsylvania employe. The car was completely demolished, the motor being completely removed Irora the frame.
NEW FALL FABRICS now on display. Let me tailor you a suit that will please you. G. H. GERLACH 1031 'a Main St. Over Farwig's
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, Don't Buy Furniture Now Walt for the Big Bankrupt SALE Guttman Furniture Stock Sale Opens Tuesday 407 Main St
Thistlettivaite's The Original Cut-Rate EVERY-DAY PRICES in Effect at All 7 Stores HOT! I'LL SAY This hot weather is mady bearable by eating Thistlethwaite's Ice Cream Pint 20c Quart 35c
Be convinced by taking a .bucket of this delicious Cream home today.
Cleero Shampoo no rinsing 49S OStf
Unicum Hair Nets, 1 A single mesh 'XUC Double Mesh 15? 2 for 25c
Stork Castile Soap, 1 t per bar -LOv. HORLICK'S Malted MILK 49c, S9c, 33.19
Sayman's Soap 13 3 bars for 33c
PARK FUND PLACED IN GENERAL ACCOUNT Elimination of one fund of the series named in the controller's report, was noted in the statement ' of City Controller Webster Parry, for the month of August, recently made public. The report shows that the park fund, which had been carried Independent of other funds, is now incorporated in the general fund. The action was taken in accordance with the recommendation of the state board of accounts.
The municipal light plant general fund shows a balance of $67,709.31, according to the report. Other balances
are: Special fund. $18,339.33; general sinking fund, $14,777.27; street improvement fund, $5,901.54; light plant sinking fund, $31,269.76. Bonds issued by the city to the amount of $10,209 were paid off during the past mouth.
50th Ohio Volunteers Plan Reunion At New Paris Oct 5 . NEW PARIS. Ohio, Sept 7. Members of the fiftieth regiment, O. V. L, will gather here Oct. 5 and 6 for their thirty-fifth annual reunion Probabilities ar it is the last reunion that will be held, owing to the feebleness of the few remaining comrades.
Citizens of the village plan to assist the veterans in making the coming reunion a memorable one.
BITES OFF END OF NOSE NEW ALBANY. Ind.. Sept. 7. Olive Barkhelm, 4-year-old daughter of Ben Barkheim, a fanner near Dogwood, Harrison county, while playing about the yard at her home, ventured too near a vicious horse. The animal bit off the end of her nose.
John Auli, of New Paris Resigns Marshal's OfficeNEW PARIS. Ohio. Sept. 7. After having filled the office of village mar-: shal for a. number of years. John AuUl has resigned and the resignation has been accepted by the village council Auld has agreed to serve as marshal until such time as a successor can. be found and appointed.
At Feltnian's
for Men Who Desire the Best at a Medium Price
Toney Red Calfskin Brogue, medium wide toe. Goodyear w e 1 sewed soles, rubber heels '
$ too
Feltman's Shoe StoreThe World's Largest Shoe Dealers 85 Stores 724 Main Street
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Make our stores your first stop when shopping. TALCUMS Mavis 21c Mary Garden , 29c Princess Pat 24c Djerkiss 49c Ayers' Aristocrat 35c Armand 25c Squibbs ...24c Corylopsis 19c Colgate's, all odors 23c ALL SCRAP TOBACCO, nr 3 for ... ADC
- - Oh, I Know I Shall Need One Almost a chorus, it seems, from the school girl, the business woman, the club woman, the women at home, when the talk turns to the new winter weight Topcoats. That's because the heavy Topcoat is so serviceable and at the same time so attractively styled. Wooltex Knockabout
is the name they go by in this store an extra guarantee of expert tailoring and choice fabrics. The Styles and Fabrics Roomy, warm, comfortable, with' big, mannish collars, convertible or fur collars, fringed throws; belted all around or part way ; patch or slash pockets. In polaire, in doublefaced coatings, chinchilla, tweeds and mixtures. Priced at $19.75, $28, $38, $48
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Naturally, it is only those who shop at Knollenberg's who realize the absolute certainty of the savings afforded by these Friday and Saturday specials. Lower price does not mean lower quality the only genuine saving is in the same good quality at a lesser price. See these values for Friday and Saturday.
Real Saving on READY-TO-WEAR
NEW FALL SPORT COATS of Polar in the dark tan shades, sizes 16 to 44 ;
Friday and Saturday only,
special
$9.95
ALL-WOOL SLIPOVER SWEATERS
in a variety of fancy stitches in popu
lar r all shades ; r riday and
Saturday only
$3.48
NEW FALL DRESSES of Poiret Twills, Tricotines and Wool Serges, all
sizes 16 to 44; Friday and
Saturday only
$8.95
$30 and $35 Navy Blue Tricotine and .Twill Cord Suits, tailored and fancy models; Friday and Sat- QOT fTA jjrdayonly V" 0J
Notion Department Specials
Hosiery, Underwear, Furnishings
Oae lot of Summer Cor-! sets, all sizes, regular $1.75; Friday and Saturday 98c One lot of Brassieres, all sizes, regular 35c valine; Friday and Saturday 29c 100 boxes of Wire Hairpins, regular price 10c a box; Friday and Saturday, 3 boxes for.. 20c 50 fine Lace Vests, regular $1.35 values; Friday and Saturday. .98c Nippon China Cup and Saucer, 3 different patterns; Friday and Saturday, Cup and Saucer, only 23c Armand's Toilet Goods Special Cold Cream Powder, regular price $1.00; Friday and Saturday.. 89c Armand's Bouquet Powder, regular price 50c, Friday and Sat 43c Armand's Talcum Powder, regular price 35c,
Friday and Sat.... -.23c Armand's Cold Cream, regular price 50c, Friday and Saturday. ,43c
Armand's Van I s h i n g Cream, regular price is 50c, Friday and Saturday 43c Large Compact, regular price $1.00, Friday and Saturday 89c Cold - Hot Unbreakable Bottle, regular price $2.68, Friday and Saturday $2.19 $1.00 bottle Garwood's Toilet Water, Friday and Saturday 69c Three beautiful Stand Lamps. 2 lights, regular $16.50; Friday and Saturday, choice. .$9.83 100 pieces of Val Lace, values from 8 l-3c to 10c yard; Friday and Saturday, yard .....5c Aluminum Specials 8-quart Preserving Kettle, double boilers Tea Kettles, choice. 98c A large assortment of Lace and Eyelet Embroidery Circular Banding, the new fall trimming, regular $1.25 a yard; Friday and Saturday, yard 98c
Ladies' Silk Hose in black, brown and other colors; Friday and Saturday, pair, 8Sc; 2 for only $1.75 Ladies' Vests, low neck and sleeveless, bodice and regular top', Friday and Saturday, each 19c Ladies Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, shell knee, $1.25 value; Friday and Saturday, suit, 88c; 2 for $1.73 Children's Socks, fancy tops, 50c values; Friday and Saturday, per pair 39c
Men's Athletic Union Suits, $1.50 value; Friday and Sat, suit.. 93c Men's Shirts, soft double cuffs, $2 and $2.50 values; Friday and Saturday, each $1.59 Men's Knit Union Suits with short sleeves, -length sleeves, ankle length, $2.5t) value; Friday and Saturday, per suit $1.53 Men's brown and black Mixed Wool Socks, 15c value; Friday and Saturday, pair 10c
ART DEPARTMENT Unbleached Muslin Lunch Cloth with four napkins. regular price 75c ; Friday and Saturday 59c 3-piece Buffet Sets, stamped on White Indian Head and hemstitched for crocheting, regular 75c value; Friday and Saturday only 59c Pillow Slips, values from $1.50 to $1.85; Friday and Saturday, pair $1.29
Annex Department Bargains-
Quaker Lace Curtains, 2 yards long and 45 inches wide, value $5.75; Friday and Saturday at, the 72xS0 large Cotton Blanket,
value $3.50, Friday and Saturday
$2.98
66x80 Wool Blankets, values $8.50, Friday and Jr7 AO Saturday V xO
18x36-inch Congoleum Mats, value 30c each; Fri- OQ day and Saturday Oi 500 yards of Figured Silkoline for comforts, small allover patterns and good "quality, 35c values; Fri- Oft,," day and Saturday, yd. utJs One large Oil Mop, 54-inch handle, value $1; one to a customer; Friday and H(f Saturday liV
.89c
27-inch Wool and Fibre Star
Carpet, very heavy quality,
value $1.25; Friday
and Saturday, yard.
New shipment of 36-inch double-faced Terry Cloth, $1.25 value; Friday and Sat- QQr, urday, yard vOv 4-yard-wide Burlap and Cork Linoleum, $1.25 value; Friday and Saturday, per QPT square yard tJL
Domestic Specials
Second Floor Annex Specials
Printed Cotton Voiles, checks, narrow stripes, dots and small figures, 38 to 40 Inches wide, 50 to 69c values; Friday and Saturday, per yard 25c A lot of remnants of Cotton Dress Goods at greatly reduced prices. Three dozen Girls' and Misses' Velvet and Corduroy Tarns; Friday and Saturday closingout price, each 25c Envelope Chemise In white nainsook and in pink check dimity and tinted voile, camisole top and built-up shoulder; Friday and Saturday special, $1.2j5 values, each $1.00
French Ginghams and Scotch Zephyrs, Tissues, Woven Flaxons, and Embroidered Tissues in checks, stripes and plaids, all desirable colors and patterns, 32 and 36 inches wide; 75c and $1.00 values, Friday and Saturday, per yard 39c Special BARGAINS in GINGHAM SCHOOL DRESSES, both light and dark colors, long and short sleeves, sizes from 6 to 14 years, special $1.98 and $2.43 Ladies' Slipover Gowns, both white and flesh color, in regular and extra sizes; Friday and Saturday special, $1.25 yalues, each $1.00
The best 35c Cretonnes, ! t: J -.. I i
yard 27c 36-inch Challie and Cretonne, worth 25c yard; Friday and Saturday, a yard r 20c Good heavy fleeced goods, 25c value, to go at, yard 15c Splendid Dress Gingham, worth 25c yard ; Friday and Saturday, a yard 17c ISc quality Bleached Muslin, Friday and Saturday, 7 ards for $1.00 Good quality light and dark Percale to go at, per yard 22 y2c 30c quality light and
dark Percale, Friday and Saturday, yard 25c
20c quality 40-inch Unbleached Muslin, 6 yds.
for $1.00
25c quality Unbleached Crash to go at 5 yards for $1.00 $1.00 quality 72 inch Table Damask, Friday and Saturday, yard 78c $1.25 quality 72-inch Table Damask, Friday and Saturday, yard . . . .$1.00 $3.50 quality Pure Lin" en Table Damask to go at, yard $2.98 lSx3 8-inch Bath Towel, the best value ever shown for the money; Friday and Saturday, each 222c 22x42-inch Bath Towel, wonderful quality, to go at, each :....42!2c 2-yards-square Damask Table Cloth, splendid value, worth $3.50; Friday and Saturday each, only $2.50
Do Your Shopping Where You Have a Large Variety to Choose from and Where the Price is Right .
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