Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 297, 13 December 1922 — Page 16
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND..WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13, 1022.
PREBLE COUNTY MEN ARE TRIED ON LIQUOR CHARGES AFTER RAIDS
EATON, Ohio, Dec. 13. Six Treble county men were taken before Mayor Raymond Ilornbeck in West Alexandria for trial on charges of liquor law violations. following raids led by Anti-Saloon league men from Dayton. Eaton furnished three of the men
Frank Johnson and Leonard Hufford,
blacksmiths, and John G. Bender, be
Known as "Doc Dippy." The others
were: Simon Shelly, farmer, resid
west of Eaton: Frank Bierly.
and
under a budget system. It was decid
ed also to increase membership dues
25 percent. This applies to resident members and non-resident, non-stockholding members. No increase was made in the dues of non-resident stockholding members. The Country club operates under the Eaton Country Club company, as a holding company. .
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larmer, of near Lewisburg,
George Thillips, of near Verona. Thill ips was charged with selling liquor, second offense, and the other five were charged with illegal possesion of liquor. Shelly was fined $100 and costs. Bender pleaded guilty, but sentence was deferred. Johnson stood trial, and the mayor reserved decision. Ilufford was released. Phillips was released, the mayor declaring evidence of guilt was not complete. Bierly's case was continued until a later date. The arrest of Johnson, Bender and Ilufford resulted from a raid on an old livery barn property in Eaton in which Johnson conducts a blacksmithing business. Hufford works for him.
Bender lives alone in the office quarters in the building. In a suit filed May 10, last, by Sarah E. Fortney, of West Alexandria, n gainst the village of West Alexandria for $10,122 damages. Judge A. C. ni singer has ordered the village to file an answer in common pleas court before Dec. 20. The suit grew out of injuries, allegededly sustained by the plaintiff when she fell on a street crossing, due to faulty construction, 'she avers.
Preble county schools will close Dec. 22 for the Christmas holiday va-
vation and reopen Jan. 2, County
School Superintendent W. S. Fogarty
states. Superintendents of the schools
expect to attend the Ohio State Teacn ers' association meet in Columbus
Dec. 27 to 29. Superintendent Fogarty also will attend the meeting. The Ohio
State Reading circle board will meet in Columbus, Dec. 2'J and 30, and Mr. Fogarty will attend the session, he
being a member of Ike board.
Clarence Kehr names John and Ada .M. Barnhart defendants to a common pleas court action to recover $223, alleged to be due on a note.
Decision was reached by members
of the- Country club in a business meeting to operate the club next year
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A Clean Shave Gives you new pep. 6 skilled barber Halter's Shop In the Murray Bldg.
For the purpose of raising a fund to
be used' for hot lunches for school children, the Dixon township schools will stage a Christmas bazaar, Dec. 18, in the central school building. Supper, minstrel show, country store, booths and Santa Claus will be added features to the bazaar. Estimated net profits of approximately $190 will be realized from the Civic League's recent three-day annual rummage sale. Estimate of profits was
given by Mrs. Joseph Kuntz, president
of the league.
the county much success is being met i with in the campaign, but in other sections the results are not so gratify
ing, according to O. V. Fritz, president of the chapter, who is at the head of the campaign, assisted by Miss Zoe
Benham, chapter executive secretary. Charles Wisner of Dayton was fined
$35 and costs here in the court of
Squire L. T. Stephen for hunting without a license. "Wisner said he was employed at McCook Field at Dayton, -according to Squire Stephen. Stanley Schwarztrauber, Eaton, is
announced as the new president of the alumni and ex-student organization of
Ohio State university in Preble county. Roscoe Markey of Dayton is the new secretary-treasurer and Raymond
caucn or oiuniDus is historian. The
organization gave its annual dinner re
cently in celebration of Ohio State day.
Epworth League Girls
Of Third M. E. Church To Give Play Friday Ten girls" of the Epworth league of the Third M. E. church will present a humorous play, "The Packing of the Missionary Barrel," at the church Friday evening, Dec. 15, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The play is to be given to create a fund for the Epworth league pledge to Dr. Lowry, medical missionary to Pekin, China. Any member of the league can furnish tickets, or they
may be purchased at the church door
at 25 cents each for adults and la cents each for children under 12 years old.'
In addition to the play, vocal solos
will be given by Helen Mikesell and
DOG GRIEF IS FATAL PETERSBURG, Ind. Frank, a Scotch Collie dog three years old,, starved himself to death in vi-ir ro
th death of his boy master, Joseph
ndWKina, wnose nome was near here. The animal ate but once after the little boy died.
Get Your Feet Off Vmir Mind
Dr. T. R. STOCKTON Foot Specialist Podiatrist Lady Attendant 269 Colonial Annex - Phone 2941
Walter Baldwin. Herbert Mikesell I r
will give several numbers on the piano accordion. Miss Ruby Gilmer will give a reading and Mrs. E. L. Gates will give an instrumental solo. Following is the cast of characters: Mrs. Brown, the hostess, Helen Mikesell; Mrs. Dimps, willing helper, Violet Ryan; Mrs. Flinn, a simpering spinster, Mary Bell; Mrs. Green, a bosser, Edna Klinger; Mrs. Jones, a confirmed invalid. Charlotte Lamb; Mrs. Marks, a willing helper, Edna Baldwin; Mrs. White, a willing helper, Louise Schneidewind; Mrs. Hicks, a strong-minded woman, Ada Kettler; Sophie, a Polish girl, Ada Schneide-i wind; -Mrs. Lamb, a widow. Ruby! Gibbs. I
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Plans at this time are to bring to a
close Saturday night the Preble Coun
ty Red Cross chapter roll call or membership campaign. In some sections of
VULCANIZING We repair tires, tubes and rubber boots. Best work only. Lee Tire Shop, 8 S. 7th St.
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More Value Is Represented in Our "Gifts that Last" than you will find in any other store in the city Tremendous Assortments at Special Prices A FEW GIFT SUGGESTIONS
At Felt man's
Santa Says: "Give Footwear This
Christmas
Ladies' brown Calfskin Oxford1;, brogue style, medium heels. A good substantial winter
Oxford at . . . .
$5.00
All Ladies and Men's Felt Comfys, all colors, no exceptions. Special
$1.00
Feltman's Shoe Store. The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 40 Stores 724 Main Street
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Wool, Silk, Cashmere, Suede or Kid Our section is complete with ncivcr styles for WOMEN, MISSES or CHILDREN
Bar Pins Bead Necklaces Brooches Diamond Rings Hat Pins Collar Pins Signet Rings -Wrist Watches Corsage Pins Crosses Diamond Necklaces Tcarl Bead Necklaces Hair Barrettea Mesh Bags
Cigar Cases Cigarette Cases Scarf Pins Cuff Links -Collar Buttons Emblem Rings Key Chains and Kings
FOR HER Powder Boxes Toilet Sets Fhotograpa Frames Tea Balls Tea Strainers Vases Flower Bowls Fancy Stone Rings Bracelets LaVallieres Wedding Rings Ear Drops Pendants Neck Chains Lockets FOR HIM Belt Buckles and Belts Monogram Fobs Emblem Buttons and Charms Soft Collar Pins Watch Chains Pencils
Thimbles Photo Cases Marmalade Jars Mayonnaise Sets Salad and Fruit Dishes Sugar & Cream Sets Sherbet Glasses Sandwich Trays Bread Trays Vanity Cases Coin Boxes Jewel Boxes Pepper Shakers Cologne Bottles Meat Dishes
Watches Knives Diamonds Desk Clocks Eversharp Pencils Smoker's Articles Fountain' Pens Match Boxe3
Ladies' Fancy 8-Button Van Raalte Silk Gloves in large ra.nge of shades
$2.00 Pair
Ladies' 16-Button Van Raalte Silk Gloves in White and Pongee
$1.75 Pair
Ladies' 2-Button Van Raalte Silk Gloves in all colors, the pair $1.00 to $2.00 FOR THE YOUNGSTERS Suede Gloves, all colors, JoIf Gloves, the pair
$1.00
60 c
WE BUY DIRECT FROM HEADQUARTERS IT SAVES YOU THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT Compare Our Prices Before Buying . FREE Our Beautiful Catalogue They are free for the asking, Start your shopping right Use This Catalog CHARLES H HANER "' " Jeweler 810 Main Street Glasses Fitted Open Evenings Until Xmas
16-Button Kid Gloves In White, Brown and Black, Centemeri make, priced, the pair $5.75 and $6.75 .. KID GAUNTLETS in Brown and Black $4.50 Pair V 2-BUTTON KIDS in all the wanted shades $2.50 Pair LADIES', CASHMERE GLOVES ' all colors, pair 85c and $1.00 2-BUTTON CASHMERE GLOVES in assorted colors 50c Pair BRUSHED WOOL GAUNTLETS in all colors for Misses and Ladies, the pair 75c to. $1.75 f
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SPECIAL NOTICE To those who have Xmas Savings Checks we will give you 10cc discount on any gift bought in our store this week either in the morning or after supper with a Xmas Savings Check. We are doing this as a special inducement for you to shop in the morning and evenings, as we are so rushed in the afternoons, that we cannot give yon. the service we would like to in helping you to select your Xmas Gifts.
We will be open every evening until Xmas
Put Candy in Santa's Pack
Don't let the Christmas Pack be disappointing and disappointing it will be without Price's Candy. Supplying the whole family will be -a small expense, considering the delight it will bring. . A complete fresh stock is now ready, put up in the Christmas Spirit boxes. Special prices quoted to school teachers, lodges, clubs and business firms for quantity orders
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Furniture Stands Supreme As The Most Sensible, Practical Gift of All
Our 57th Year.
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The Original Cut-Rate Seven Convenient , DRUG STORES
Our "One-Day" Cold Tablets at 24 c Methol Cherry Bark Cough Syrup at. . . , .24 and 49? DeWitt's White Pine and Menthol Cough Syrup now at 23 and 43d
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Combination Mohair 3-Pc. Suit Priced Within Reason A Real Christmas Gift All the family would.be overjoyed on Christmas morn to find
such a beautiful suite as this in their "Christmas Stocking." It's in plain and figured mohair, in a new style, with Marshall spring
cushions and spring filled seats. The finest bargain
of its kind we ever saw anywhere for as little as
"$248.50
you'll Do Better Here
Thirty Keet from 7th St.
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"The Price is Always Less at Druitts
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' Why Not Give Every Room hi the House a Christmas Gift? In our "Annex Department you will find these gifts in unlimited quantity and complete assortment. In fact, you can find here everything necessary to brighten up the home before the company arrives for the Christmas holidays.
For the Dining Room Fruit Basket : $1.75 to $2.50 A new Rug $11.98 to $25.00 Upholstering for the chairs . Tapestry, 50 in. wide, yard ..$3.00 to $5.00 Leatherette, black or brown, yd. $2 and $3
For the Bed Rooms A Cedar Chest .$13.50 to $43.50 All sizes Wool Blankets, pr. $7.50 to $15.00 Cotton Blankets, per pair . .$1.79 to $10.00 Comforts, each $2.48 to $20.CO Rag Rugs $1.29 to $3.50 Chenille Rugs '....$2.49 to $8.75 Cretonne for Valances, yard ....35c to 75c Ruffled Curtains, per pair ...$1.98 to $5.03 For the Kitchen Waste Paper Baskets 49c ea.or nice, clean, neat Linoleum. 79c to 51.25 sq. yd. Congoleuni Rugs, 9x12, $15.98; 6x9, $8.50; l$x36inch at 29c.
For the Living Room Wilton, Axminster, Velvet and Body Brussels Rugs, size 9x12 .$32.50 to $135.00 Floor Lamps and Reading Lamps each $13.50 and $32.50 Fancy Silk, Velour or Tapestry Pillows. each $3.48 to $5.50 Scalloped Window Shades $1.49 to $4.50 Couch Covers, each $2.25 to $12.00 Draperies, per yard 50c to $3.50 For the Library rillows. each $1.29 to $2.43 Waste Paper Baskets, the finest selection in the city .... 49c to $2.50 Lace Curtains, pair $2.25 to $15.00 Small Rugs, sizes 27x34 inch and 36x63 inch, at $3.98 to $15.00 For the Bath Room A New Bath Rug at 98c to $3.98 Cretonne Valances, made complete $1.25 Swiss Curtain Material, per yard 35c
Buy Your Christmas Gifts Where You Have a Large Variety to Choose From
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