The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume], April 14, 1921, Page PAGE TWELVE, Image 12

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GREENVILLE COUNTRY
CLUB GIVES CONTRACT
FOR NEW BUILDING
GREENVILLE, April 14 C. W. Fry.
local man, has been awarded the cou
trsct for the erection of the new club
house of the Greenville Country club,
according to an announcement made
yesterday by the building committee
of the organization. Mr. Fry's bid was
$3,760. the lowest of several presented.
He agrees to have the building com
pleted within seventy working days,
after the completion of the foundation.
As the foundation is practically fin
ished, it is stated that work on the
structure will commence next week,
weather permitting.
City Council Meets.
At the regular meeting of the Green
ville City council, held Monday night,
all members were present, and consid
erable business was transacted. As
requested at the last meeting. City
Auditor Jobes submitted a report
showing the condition of the city's
finances. A request by J. B. Maher
and Cornelius McGreevey. that the
sidewalks on a certain portion ot
Eleventh street be placed next to the
curb, was granted. Under a suspen
sion of rules, an ordinance was read
three times and then passed, prohibit
ing the parking of vehicles on the
south sides of East and West Fifth
streets. East and West Fourth street,
and East and West Third street. A
resolution to Issue deficiency bonds to
meet the requirements of different
funds of the city was read and passed.
A report was submitted by Safety Di
rector Burns, in which he estimated
that the Bum of $1,500 was necessary
to make needed repairs on the fire
department building. The city solic
itor was ordered to draft an ordinance
to issue bonds in that same, and pre
sent the same for passage.
Menke Made Cashier.
Joseph Menke, who for the past ten
years has served as teller and assist
ant cashier of the Farmers' National
bank in this city, was elected cashier
of that institution at a meeting held
by the board of directors Monday af
ternoon. The appointment was made
to fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation of George W. Sigafoos, who
was cashier for nineteen years. H. S.
Kolp was named assistant cashier.
Frank Herman director and teller, and
Jacob Boyer as teller. Mr. Menke, Mr.
Helman and Mr. Kolp assumed their
duties at once. Mr. Boyer is at pres
ent employed as clerk in the office
of County Clerk of Courts Rayburn,
and will start to work in the bank on
April 22.
Widow Awarded Damages.
An award of $5,000, together with
an allowance of 150 for funeral ex
penses, has been granted Laura Bailey
of this city, by the state industrial
commission- Mrs. Bailey is the widow
of the late James M. Bailey, who was
killed at West Manchester, Ohio, last
January, when a cream truck he was
driving was struck by a Pennsylvania
fast mail train. Five thousand dollars
is the minimum award in a case of
this kind.
Sues for Divorce.
Petition for divorce was filed In
common pleas court here yesterday by
Henry Witwer, against his wife, Mary
Witwer. The plaintiff alleges that for
the past three years Mrs. Witwer has
neglected her household duties, and
has been gone on numerous occasion.
LOCAL ODD FELLOWS
TO VISIT GREENSBURG
Local Odd Fellows Friday night will
complete plans for an automobile trip
to Greensburg, Saturday, April 23.
Members who can furnish machines
are urged to report Friday night how
many persons they are able ao ac
commodate. Richmond members ot the order will
confer the first degree on a class of
candidates at the Greensburg lodge
cn the night that the auto caravan
reaches that city.
The Greensburg lodgemen are ar
ranging a special program of entertain
ment for the visiting lodgemen and
every effort will be made to see that
the Richmond members thoroughly en
joy their visit, according to reports
from that city.
The visitors Sunday morning will be
laken to the Odd Fellows home,
located at Greensburg. A tour of in
spection of the institution will be
made. The home is caring for over
iCO persons.
Trip back to Richmond will be made
Sunday afternoon.
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Specials for Friday and
Saturday
30x3 6,000-Mile Tire $10.90
30x312 7,000-Mile Tire $15.90
31x4 6,000-Mile Tire $19.90
33x4 Tires $20.90
34x4 Tires $21.50
34x4 Cords, 9,000-Mile $39.75
32x3t Cords, 9,000-Mile $29.90
Jacks 95?
Large Single Pumps $2.25
5-gal. can Havoline Oil, medium. $3.45
Lyon Bumpers $11.50
$7.50 Spotlights $5.90
Ford Spark Plugs .49
Richmond Tire Service
Bring Us Your Vulcanizing
CORNER 11th and MAIN
BANDITS KIDNAP STATION
AGENT, STEAL MAIL POUCH
DUBUQUE, la., April 14. Two
armed bandits escaped in an auto
mobile with a pouch of registered mail
Wednesday after holding up C. E.
Dodge, station agent at Independence,
la. The value of the contents was un
known. After firing once without ef
fect at Dodge when he did not comply
with their demands quickly enough,
the bandits forced the agent to enter a
waiting automobile, taking the mail
pouch with him. When nearing Water
loo Dodge was ejected from the car.
FARMERS BENEFIT
BY BUYING SERVICE
FOR FARM BUREAU
The following statement is sent out
by the Indiana Federation of Farmers
associations in its weekly news letter:
During the last week 60 sets of
Victory No. 1 harness were sold
through the federated marketing serv
ice to the farm bureau members in
Indiana. Each county farm bureau
was sent a set of harness and from the
sales last week it seems farmers are
availing themselves of the chance to
take these harness off the govern
ment's hands at 41 a set. Farmers
who can use head harness at this
price saving are helping themselves
and also Uncle Sam.
Up until April 10 the federated mar
keting service has sold to farm bureau
members 6,000 tons of fertilizer. Six
cars of muriate of potash and 12 tons
of 16 per cent acid phosphate were
sent to northern counties for home
mixing to produce a 10-10 mixture.
This 10-10 home-mixed goods purchas
ed through the. marketing service
stands the bureau members at $25 a
ton. The same goods started with tho
fertilizer companies at $49.50. Thus
those members who availed themselves
of this co-operation service saved vir
tually half on this deal. Although
sonw of the big packing companies are
cjuoting now a price of $15 a ton on
16 acid Phosphate the farm bureaus
are standing by the contract price
and are buying from the Federated
Marketing Service at $20 a ton in the
face of the more attractive offers
from independent companies.
In connection with the accomplish
ments noted above, the Wayne county
farm bureau announces that approx
imately 1,000 tons ot fertilizer were
bought by Wayne county through the
federated marketing service, at a re
duction from the asking price at the
beginning of the season of $31 a ton
for 16 per cent acid to a price now of
$20 a ton. The officials point out that
this saving is enough to almost pay
the five dollar yearly fee for each of
the 1.200 farm bureau members, and
that it is a saving to non-members as
well as members, since the bureau is
organized for the benefit of all farmers
rather than simply for the members.
It is announced also by the county
agent that samples of the harness men
tioned are in his office, and orders may
be sent in after inspection of the har
ness, the price being that quoted
above plus the express charges, of two
or three dollars.
DAIRY MEETING SATURDAY
Stockholders of the newly formed
co-operative dairy marketing associa
tion for the vicinity of Richmond will
meet in the circuit court room at 7
o'clock Saturday evening.
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feet of yours in a "Tiz" bath. Your
toes will wriggle with joy; they'll look
up at you and almost talk and then
they'll take another dive in that "Tiz"
bath.
When your feet feci like lumps of
lead all tired out just try "Tiz." It's
grand it's glorious. Your feet will
dance with joy; also you will find all
pain gone from corns, callouses and
bunions.
There's nothing like "Tiz." It's tho
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which puff up
your feet and cause fcot torture.
Get a box of "Tiz" at any drug or
department store don't wait. Ah!
how glad your feet get; how comfort
able your shoes feel. You can wear
shoes a size smaller if you desire.
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REFRIGERATORS j
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ANI
100 RICHMOND MEN
TO ATTEND CONCLAVE
OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
The call for the sixty-seventh annual
conclave of the Grand Commandery,
Knights Templar of Indiana, to meet
in Indianapolis, May 11 and 12, has
been issued by the grand recorder,
William H. Swintz.
One hundred members of Richmond
Commandery, No. 8 K. T., will take
part in the parade on May 11, leaving
here in a special car on the Pennsyl
vania railroad at 8:45 o'clock. The
parade is a spectacular affair. Be
fore its close the parade generally
forms 19 abreast in mass formation,
marching thus over a given distance
with massed bands playing martial
music the many flags of the various
commanderies flying in the breeze,
while white- plumes of the uniformed
ranks, packed together form a picture
that once seen is never forgotten.
5,000 In Line.
Sixteen committees, acting under
under one chief committee, headed by
Brandt C. Downey, and composed of
Elwood Barnard, grand marshal:
Arian Hamersly and Harry G. Strick
land, vice chairmen, are at work to
bring all uniformed Knights Templar
of Indiana and several neighboring
states to Indianapolis on this occa
sion. Plans are being made to have
5,000 uniformed men in line in the pa
rade on the first day of the conclave.
For the first time in many years l.
reduced rate of one and one-half fares,
on the certificate plan, have been ob
tained from railroads and interurban
lines. The certificates are good for
the families of members and are ob
tainable May 9, returning May 13.
Hotel Accommodations.
Particular attention is being paid to
obtaining adequate hotel accommoda
tions for everybody who notifies th
chairman of the hotel committee. To
obtain an estimate of the number of
persons to be expected and make ar
rangements for them a questionaire is
being mailed to commanders of the
sixty commanderies in Indiana, on
which they are requested to report the
number of men each, will bring, also
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If your hair is thinning out. gray,
brittle, lifeless, full of dandruff, and
your head itches like mad, quick ac
tion must be taken to save your hair.
Don't wait until the hair root is dead
for then nothing can help you.
Get from your druggist today a
bottle of Parisian Sage it's perfectly
harmless, and there's nothing else you
could use that's quite so simple, safe
and effective.
You will surely be delighted with
the first application. Your hair will
seem much more abundant and radi
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ceases and your scalp feels cool and
comfortable.
Parisian Sage is in great demand by
women who always "look their best"
because it does not streak the hair,
and keeps it lustrous, soft and fluffy.
If you want to save your hair, and
start a new growth, don't delay be
gin using Parisian Sage now tonight.
Quigley's Drug Stores will supply you
and return your money if it does not
give perfect satisfaction. Advertisement.
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SUN - TELEGRAM, RICHMOND,
if accompanied by a band, drill corps,
etc. These blanks must be in hand
not later than May 2 in order that the
Indianapolis committees are enabled
to complete proper arrangements.
Arrangements for the conclave are
being made on a large scale o make
this "big time" for teraplarism in In
diana. The decorations committee
will induce business houses and homes
along the line of the parade to decor
ate lavishly with American flags and
Knights Templar colors. The Pathe
company has been given the exclusive
privilege of making a moving picture
of the parade. These pictures will be
shown in all movie houses in Indiana
and neighboring states having templar
commanderies.
Prizes for Attendance.
A beautiful prize, or, rather three of
them, yet to be selected, will be award
ed to the commandery from each of
three zones into which Indiana is di
vided having the largest percentage of
their membership in line.
Ladies accompanying the present
and past grand officers of the Grand
Commandery, the distinguished guests,
Indianapolis Knights and visiting
Knights, on their arrival will register
with the ladies' committee on the mez
zanine floor of the Claypool hotel,
which will be headquarters. Uniforms
for Knights Templar and tickets for
their ladies will be required in a num
ber of instances.
GLEE CLUB CONCERT
The annual borne concert of the
Earlham Glee club will be given in
the Grace Methodist church Friday
night, April 15. The club has had an
unusually successful season, appear
ing at the following towns: Muncie.
Kokomo, Wabash, Newcastle, West
field, Mooresville, New London, and
Amboy. At every appearance it ha
been greeted by capacity houses, and
It is expected that the home concert
will be well attended.
Several good voices are included in
the personnel of this year's club.
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Soap and Talcum
'I R S T impressions
very often rest on
details.
In the Spring models of
our clothes, the smartest
detail is considered.
Suits, Topcoats $35 up
The
Dennis-Coyle
Company
Tailors and Shirtmakers
5 N. 10th Si. In the Westcott
with ball strap
and rubber heels.
Priced at
Beautiful Silverware 13
Silver "baskets of pierced design and
covered vegetable dishes are among
the popular numbers in silverware
today
Substantial silver either the de
pendable Sheffield Plate, which is
heavily plated on hard white
metal, or Sterling of serviceable
weight is still the most favored of
all Wedding Gifts. Tht Bride looks
forward to owning a complement
of pretty silver.
Wedding Gifts
Our Specialty
IND., THURSDAY, APRIL 14,
NORTH THIRD STREET
Resolution for the widening of
North Third street where it joins at
North D street, was confirmed and
adopted without modification, by the
board of wtwks, Thursday. Notice of
benefit assessments and of damages to
property owners will be Bent, and a
date set for hearings.
A petition for issuing $50,000 in com
mon stock was presented the board by
the water works company. The mat
ter was referred to the city attorney.
Nearly all of the resident property
owners of North Fourth street and
Fort Wayne avenue petitioned the
board for a re-inforced concrete street
surface. J. L. Teegarden, of Union
Coty. has been given the contract Im
provement will be made from North D
street to South A on Fourth. The
purpose of the petition was for the
Quality Drug Store and Merchandise
at Lowest Gut Prices
DRUGS
$200 PLVAUD'S T- rf
QUININE M.Dil
$1.10 WINE OF Of
CARDUI OiC
60c NUJOL rn
for OOC
$1.20 HYPO- no
COD UOC
$1.20 PINKHAM S Qf
COMPOUND OVC
$1.10 MILES' Qg
NERVINE OUC
35c SLOAN'S rjfi
LINIMENT ZiC
60c PIN EX pro
at 5dC
Sac TONSILINE or
for 29c
75c FATHER JOHN'S JO
MEDICINE UOC
$1.35 GUDE'S (T- f
PEPTO-MANGAN . . . M.i7
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Just Arrived Shipment of latest models in Banded Hats ; Navy. Black and Brown ;
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DAY and SATURDAY.
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informaton of the board as to what.
the property owners wished.
Dell Davis, city engineer, asked the
board to take up the matter of secur
ing 300 feet of fire hose for the city
street department. The city council
will have to make an appropriation to
cover the cost.
Before convening, the board mem
bers discussed the need of strict ad-i
herence to a city ordinance now in i
force, providing that individuals
should not throw, leave, place or de
posit garbage, sticks of wood, rags,
etc., upon the surface of any avenue,
street, alley, gutter or sidewalk with
in the city of Richmond. The police
department is to be notified to arrest
all persons violating this ordinance.
CLIENT POOR; ATTORNEY i
TAKES CLOTHES AS FEE
RICHMOND, Va., April 14. The suit
a penniless prisoner wore into Police
court here today was accepted by his
attorney as a fee. The lawyer procur
ed a pair of overalls and gave them to
his client to wear.
Food Specials for
Every Day
1 Lb. Kenny's Miami Q A
Blend Coffee 0C
George Washington Coffee
That Instant Coffee
39. 75S 81.19
KELLOGG' S - Q
CORN FLAKES lC
JELLO, JELLO 10
LARGE CAN in
RED SALMON LuC
SOAPS SOAPS
SAYMAN-S, 13; QKn
3 bars for OtlC
PALM OLIVE SOAP, QJT
3 bars for iDC
ivory, s, ncZ
10 bars for I DC
STAR, bar 7c, T
10 bars for OUC
SCRAP TOBACCOS, nr
3 packs for ADC
30c CUTICURA 0
SOAP 44C
WOODBURY'S Q-i
SOAP LLC
KUS'BHUM'S
of SAILORS
and
Braided Hats
$98 $298
$398
At Daily Bulletin
APRIL
rLTTRACTION V
1 LOT of COATS Values to $2.00, sizes
4 21 to 28. Special M
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TOILET ARTICLES
HESS WITCH HAZEL,
CREAM
49c
35c CUTEX
PREPARATIONS ..
29c
3oc D. and R.
COLD CREAM
29c
DJERKISS
TALCUM .
25c
DJERKISS
FACE POWDER
50c
Brownatone Ideal Hair Stain
43C $1.29
30c NELSON'S Qyl
HAIR DRESSING JdC
75c WYETH'S SAGE Q
and SULPHUR Ot)C
You Pay Less Here
COLORITE To make your Old
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