Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 216, 11 September 1922 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUNTELEGRAM," RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, SEPT. 11, 1922.

PREBLE PROSECOTOP" SEEKS MAN WANTED IN -STOCK SWINDLE EATON. Ohio. Sent. 11. Pn fA

COMIC OPERA STAR OF SWEDEN SAILS V FOR U. S. INVASION

' . purpose of extraditing an alleged fugltire from justice from Kentucky to ! Preble county, County Prosecutor R. O. Sever -was In Louisville Saturday and Sunday, It is eaid the alleged f ugitjve is wanted here for promoting a sale of bogus stock. Two men are ; said to De implicated in the stock sale. Local police authorities desire that names not be divulged until one or both of the men are in custody. Police in Louisville, Ky., had on of the men In custody, upon request of local police, but he had been released upon a habeas corpus writ before Prosecutor Sever arrived in Louisville, 7 n rrr rv-1 in t n Ai 1 J v.

Prisoner Released. Advised that the prisoner would fight extradition, Prosecutor Sever ; went to Columbus and obtained reQuisition papers and then proceeded to Louisville, only to find upon arrival 1. there that the prisoner had been successful in obtaining his release. Poij. lice were searchingf the city for the . purpose of re-arresting him, according ' to the last advices received here from : Prosecutor Sever. Whereabouts of the other man wanted here is unknown at this time, it is said. Sheriff George Jones office here baa . been in readiness since Prosecutor : Sever's arrival in Louisville to dispatch Deputy Sheriff Wehrley to the Kentucky city S3 soon as word is received " here that the man wanted i3 in custody.

GOTHAM POLICE STATION EQUIPPED WITH RADIO NEW YORK, Sept. IJ. The first i broadcasting station to be used exclusively for police purposes has been installed at police headquarters here. Police boats and inspection- district offices will be outfitted with radio equipment, and with the adoption of radio by other large cities the authorities hope to be able to send out an almost instantaneous police alarm over an area of 30,000 square miles.

. CARPENTERS

; (Continued from Page One.) ; fort, an open space in the center of the trades tents, and just to one Bide of the agricultural and women's ex- , hibits tent, has been left with numer- - ous benches standing in a shady spot, for the accommodation of those who . wish to rest. Near by is located the Social Service Rest tent and nursery , and the Emergency hospital. The ! baby show will be conducted in a tent " near here also. Extension of Time Extension of time for registration in ; the baby show, and announcement of ; a list of premiums, were actions taken : by a meeting of the county women's committee, in charge of the show, Saturday afternoon. Babies may be registered for the show until Tuesday evening with the Red Crqss headquar- ; ters telephone 2050 or with the local - township chairmen. The fair committee also announced ; the names of examiners and judges, " as follows: Examining committee, Drs. : F. W. Krueger and L. M. Gentle of , Richmond, Dr. E. C. Denny of Milton; ; judges, Mrs. Carl Kaufman, Pershing; - Miss Martha Niewohner, Richmond; Dr. L. W. Roller, Economy. Announce Awards Awards will be presented as follows: Most physically perfect bov under one yearFirst, $2.00; second 1.00. Most physically perfect girl under one year First, $2.00; second, $1.00. Most physically perfect boy between one and two years First, $2.00; '- second, $1.00. Most physically perfect girl between one and two years First, $2.00; " , second, $1.00. Most physicallv perfect twins under one year First, $2.00; second, $1.00. Most physically perfect twins between one and two years First, '$2.00; second, $1.00. Radio concerts given by a portable

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WTiile in Richmond attending the Fair, don't fail to stop at Duning's 43 North Eighth street, and see the ;' Cof field The King of "v ' Electric Washers

No matter what you consider the most important point in selecting a Washer, the COFFIELD will satisfy you in every way and keep its promises. Den't buy a machine that will rub your clothes to pieces. The big, sanitary copper tub of the COFFIELD, rocking silently, gets all the dirt out of the clothes quickly and without wear or tear. Let Us Demonstrate the COFFIELD to You

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43 North Eighth Street

Our Furniture displays now embrace newly arrived Furniture in styles, finish and new creations . which are the result of extensive buying during the recent furniture markets. You are assured in present purchases of the most desirable furnishings to be had. "

Full Vanity DRESSING TABLES $59.75 Odd Vanity Dressing Tablesrtaken from the very finest of bedroom suites, but no longer la stock because of sales, enables us to offer a select number at only $59.75. Finishes in walnut, mahogany and ivory.

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IRON BEDS In White Enamel $16.50 Four-post Iron Beds with " five filler reinforcements, as well as adornment, in full size and equipped with cold pressed steel casters, are to be had now at a very low price. It enables one to furnish a spare room or even re-furnish a room at a minimum cost.

Well made; finished in Mahogany Finish vhite enamel.

CANE ROCKERS $27.50 Rockers with spring-filled" seats, cane backs, fluted legs and gracefully turned arms in a special selling are now $27.50. Workmanship is dependable. Buy one of these rockers now and effect a big sailGhg.

A Living Room Set-3 pieces,. (1Q7 A A in the Renaissance Style. , n JLO I UU

Correctly designed Furniture is necessary It isn't the amount of furniture nor the cost which grouped together makes for the complete or beautiful Home. More important is the atmosphere and the creative motif behind the piece of furniture. Furniture correctly chosen for your home can and will effect wonders and it costs no more to do it this way than the inferior way of selecting home furnishings in a haphazard and non-understanding manner. Get our idea as to how a home should be correctly furnished. Your ambition for the home comfortable and beautiful will then be fulfilled.

AN APPEALING ARRAY OF FLOOR LAMPS A Floor Lamp adds a touch of refinement to the home that is, indeed, equivalent to its utility value. Our display includes many popular models. Priced $19.75, 24.75 up

During September, to stimulate early and economical buying, hundreds of many very special values will be. offered. In this advertisement, the first of a series, are exceptional opportunities for huge savings on practical horns needs. Each individual item spells economy in big letters.

CHINA CABINETS Period Styles S39.75 Only a limited number of highly desirable China Cabinets are available at this unheard of low disposal price. All period styles are represented, as well as a wide range of finishes. First come, the best value. Priced now at $33.75.

OVERSTUFFED CHAIRS Luxuriously Appointed $44.00 As an extra piece of furniture for the living room, no better than this massive overstuffed chair pictured here is to be had. Frame is hand-carved, full spring construction; covering in figured tapestry.

In this unique living room suite, furniture of a very distinctive mode and finish is presented. As pictured, there are four pieces a long davenport, arm chair, chair with padded arm rests. All pieces are springfilled, covered in a durable and pretty tapestry. The frame is of solid construction, finished to a combination silver and walnut hand-rubbed surface. Its beauty is compelling. Just see it.

ROOIMY CHIFFORETTES Priced at $33.75 Chifforettes In the model as here shown, with four inside sliding trays and two top half width drawers, should appeal to you. One gives all the spaciousness desired for the drawer room that is ordinarily necessary In the average bedroom. Finished in walnut Priced at $33.75.

Wing-Back 1 Cane Rocker $24.75 Utter simplicity of the turned design and a beautiful finish applied to choice woods makes for a very unique creation in Cane Rockers. The one shown will

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DINING CHAIRS Set of Six

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A complete new set of six Dining Chairs with rigidly made frames, hair-llled seats and covered in genuine black or blue leather, are now priced for quick selling at $39.70. They're fashioned in the Queen Anne style. Finished in walnut or mahogany.

Bow-End Bed, Dresser "and Dressing Table, Now Only.

$127.00

A modernized Colonial bedroom suite is here offered at a price, considering design and substantial quality, that has no equal. Three handsome and dependable pieces, only $127.00. They're full size, rigidly made and assembled. Genuine plate mirrors in table and dresser. The chifforobe, chair, bench or rocker may be had at a very small additional cost. Finished in walnut or ivory to match suite proper.

Dining Suite Walnut Finish, 8-Piece Complete, Priced at $237.00 ,

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As herewith pictured, a Dining Room Suite, comprising an oblong table, 60-inch buffet, one arm diner and five straight pieces, making a complete set of eight beautiful pieces, is to be had for only $237.00. Tbe design is pleasing, and the durable construction insures permanent wear and service. Chair seats are hair filled covered in tapestry. The Suite 13 finished in a combination two-tone walnut. Let us show this value to you NOf OOr? An Priced at id I .UU

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Straightline DRESSERS Now $36.00

The straightline effects In bedroom furniture appeal to many, and in this dress-' er.many will be quick to see and buy this value. Is of good size, well made finished a dark walnut. It has four drawers with wooden knobs, inside and back stained finish.

Estate Hot Storm Heaters You will find the ESTATE the most practical heater for these reasons: Primarily a fuel saver, giving a maximum amount of heat and holding fire for 24 to 48 hours. It is so constructed that the rooms are heated from the floors, giving an even temperature at all times. The burning of fresh air aids the heater in keeping down fuel consumption, earning the title "The Stove with a Little Furnace in It." Easy terms. A small deposit will hold your stove for future delivery.

SPECIALS for FAIR WEEK

Army Cots $4.98 PorchvCushions 69c Fibre Chairs $7.95 Fibre Rockers $9.85 Outdoor Hammocks. .$3.48, $5.50, $6.75 up Canvas Window Awnings, with cord and' irons, 4 sizes, each $1.93 Wood Porch Swings, $2.48, $2.75, $3.48 up Slat Settee $1.48 Canvas Camp Stool 50c Aluminum Dish Pans $1.00

Aluminum Water Pails .....99c Big Double Boilers, only 99c Big White Dish Pans . .99c Big White Preserving Kettle Mixing Bowl ; ; 49c Stew Pans ....49c Frying Pans .....49c Berlin Kettles 49c Strainers 49c Clothes Baskets .....99c Clothes Hamper, covered $1.00

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