The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • Page 8

The Piqua Daily Call. PIQUA. OHIO. MAY 27, THE CLOSING ORDINANCE 1 ill ft mm 1 Jf 1904. ordinances is a notorious fact, ami ouhl seem that it is understood by that they are not expected to so orniOy It is rha; it is the rha City Officials to make the ordinance a "dead letter," and it rests with tile people ami with Council so far as it has authority, whether or not this shall be done.

Double Trading Stamps tomorrow i connection, with the 20 per cent ri duction sale. See display ad. C. W. ORR SON'S.

At the Gift Store of Piqua That Graduating Present wmcn his been troiH bung you so long; can be had right here "Suggestions" Plenty of the SETH M'COLLOCH ATTORNEY AT LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC. Particular attention given to settlement of estates. 41 North Main trices to Fit A ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING 'HDEAD LETTEFHe Invites Have Been Issued fo The Coiiimit.ee of Council amwhit thC Miss Alma Bishop ol by Prudent to a of and Dr. Tnvos1.iKatioi.oi: the charges made! worth This City against Chief of Police" Gehle Councilman Siici'lm; made its re for. the Co To bo give urates (JHif Gobi stract will be foiu The finding of tl aloqn on 'oun I bribe for b5 ton fiv 'nil.

bin a Joiii; i peeim.m of if evidence. and Hei he ivport originated, to Id Speeimau that; i ho had seen the Chief in a saloon on1 Sunday drinking, hut thai he had said it fun. The only result of the investigation is (o make, clear thai the Sunday clos ins and ten o'clock ordinances are not vn forced ami that there is no effort on I he part of either the Mayor or Chief! to compel their enforcement. That the ss loons do not co Another June wedding which wil a subject for much congratulatioi tno marriage of Miss Alma Bishop of Tippecanoe City and Dr. Levi EUs worth Reck of tin's city on the eighth at the Methodist Episcopal I Church in Tippecanoe.

The invitations which have been is i sued read as follows: I Mr. and Mrs. S. Bishop revues; the honor of your presence a i the marriage of their daughter Alma Dr. Lev: Ve still ha.vc X.

Corset th A happ: Thet affai was the pari Aspinall at way honorim flinch, pit ancTcff, to Ellsworth Reck Wednesday afternoon. eighth nineteen hundred and four at three o'clock Methodist: Episcopal church eception at half past three o'clock at the home Tippecanoe City. Ohio. The wedding promises to be quite a event in Tippecanoe society circles. The G.

S. Club, of which Miss Bish op is a character member, will attend chjas a club, wearing white summer cos mines and white hats. They will sing several selections appropriate to the occasion. The bride elect is a charming young woman, quite accomplished being an excellent musician. For a short time she taught music in this city.

she will be a welcome acquisition to Piqua musical and literary circles. The groom is one of Piqua's successful professional men and aside from his capability as a physician claims many friends here by of his engaging personality respect in which he is held community. all sizes in th reason we are closing J. W. BROWN IN HONOR OF 51.00 MRS.

LESLIE WALL Mable Aspir riends In a Entertains Som lightful Manner. ot Ihursday evening given by iiss Mable home on North Broad Mrs. Leslie Wall (nee made villi ittie Hatfield of Troy was guest ot Piqua friends yes hoes To FIT ALL Our goods are all Fresh and New, every kind of and patterns. it) an Rev. 204 Main Street re Windows for Styles Special for Friday and Saturday ASKS COUNCIL TOJHTERFERE Dr.

Tydings Requests Passage of Ar: Ordinance Prohibiting Use of Flat Wheels on Street Cars. Dr. Tydings at the meeting held last evening asked Council to pass an ordinance making it an offense for a street car company to operate a cat having a flat wheel in the city. Dr. Tydings spoke of the great annoyance has been compelled to suffer be lttse of the D.

T. operating a car ith a fiat wheel over its city tracks. He said he had complained twice to the Chief of Police and the street car people, had taken the car off for a few They had. however, put the car Lgain and Dr. Tydings had instruct ed his attorney to institute injunction proceedings.

Mr. Sniff corroborated Dr. Tydings in the annoyance caused by the car. With the consent of Council President Jamison instructed Solicitor to draft an ordinance and present it at the next meeting of. Council.

Men's Chri mem' ors evangelical members of the Yoi tin nation, that good standing, in some are requested to emember the election for members i the Board of Directors to be hoi ti the As iociation building today froi Hgpper of Marion, wh is visit box ,0 fouQ(J at the degk The eguiar monthly meeting ot the Board of Dainty refreshments were served by be il wels a late hour and with much regret that the guests left the hospitable hostess. During the course of the evening Mrs. Alfred Perry arrived from Erie, surprising her relatives and making a welcome addition to the party. All will be held at seven embers are requested A. W.

LEONARD MAKES COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS. W. Le delivered the commencement address to the Staunton township schools this afternoon at the exercises held at. the Cotinty Fair grounds. His subject was "Purposeful Lives.7' 1 I Boot and Shop for Everybody Men, Women.

Childrpn th, r.h; for everv Pupri, every sport, and pasnme use. fr UOll JalL nr rirlo .1 11 W1 ilt Hlcty UdU orgon, we nave all these kinds innew lasts We are showing a beautiful line of. Oxfords. You will want as soon as you see them, prices from 75c $3.00 new styles. and WhethA pair All new leathers, all ros.

i DEATH OF AN INFANT. Margaret the little sixteen months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fessler, died Thursday evening at the home of her parents, No. Boa! Avenue, after a.

ten days illness of pneumonia. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home. The service will be conducted by Rev. Krumm. Burial tit Forest Kill cemetery.

AN UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR Dr. W. J. Prince and James Marshall Come to Blows. An exciting encounter took place be tween Dr.

Will J. Prince, President of the Board of Public Safety, and Councilman James Marshall, this morning, in which Dr. Prince knocked Mr. Marshall down in the hallway leading to the Mayor's office in the City Building. The trouble between the two men is an out growth of the Gehle Speelman affair.

Later MrMarshal! swore out a warrant for the arrest of Dr. Prince on a charge of assault and battery. A similar charge was made against Mr. Marshall. Both' men waived examination before Mayor Cron and were bound over to the Common Pleas Court under $50 bond.

SARAH CALDWELL LEAYES THIS LIFE Venerable Lady Dies at Her Homi West. Greene Street This Morn Funeral Sunday Mrs. Sarah E. Caldwell, widow of the late James Caldwell, died this morning at her home. No.

S26 West Greene street, after an extended illness. Mrs. Caldwell was born in this county and" had lived here ail of her 71 years. She celebrated her birthday March 3d last. She was well known to most of our older citizens and was highly esteemed.

The funeral will be held Sunday at an hour to be named later. CALLING CARD FAKIR IS LATEST REPORTED. A calling imposition ard fakir the public on West. Greene street 1 been called upon bv a bowed samples of printed and writleu. He lak for the printed cards which prove to be only comr PIQUA HIGH SCHOOL WiricKester Picnic Hams Large, Fancy Lemons he latest Residents liil: COMMENCEMENT.

The Commencement exercises ot Senior Class of 1S0 4. will be heid at May's Opera House, Thursday ovpn June ui. Reserved seates will be sold atthe Opera House Box Office, on Wednesday morning. June 1st. beginning at o'clock.

Admission 25c, 4 27 3t. William Bicknell aud relatives wish to extend thanks to their neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy during thy sickness and af ter the death of the beloved wife and sister. Also to those who brought Moral offerings, and to the singers. The Third ired. Mr.

and M' dis.cn are lu daughter Quarterly Conference Church will be held at 7:30. Dr. Barnes A full attendance is Net son Dobbin of Ad the guests of thei James Harney of N'ev street. Our store Day all day. ill be closed Decoration J.

W. BROWN iss Emily H. So The is the gt i Dayton. of Cut Flowers for McmorL at H. P.

Smith 's 5 27 2t Trimmed Pattern Hats, at a chin below regular prices tomorrow at "BENKERT'S," The Big Store. CREPE DE SOIE. latest silk figured weight uoveltii 65c, for all colors, 50 light vorth yd. The latest thing for shirt nits. WOOL CHALLIES.

i New designs in t0e wool cballies most desirable, now. 3fc a Yd WHITE WASH GOODS. Special Sale of India Linens. 1 3 India Linen for QVzg a yd. 10c India for 1 3 a yd.

12y2c India Linen i a rd 15c India Linen for 12'z a 'd 20c India Linen for 15 a yd. 25c India Linen for X91' yd 30c India T. inen for 32j a yd 35c India Linen for a yd Also an extensive assortment of fancy, striped and checked dimities at cut prices. Glowlight Silkettes at 25(f) and 30 a yd This goods is as pretty as silk and may be washed without losing appearance. 48 in.

French Lawns for 25 'd 4S in. Prench Lawns for 3) yd LS in. French Lawns for 5( yd See Window Display. SKIRT SPECIALS. BEING manufacturers we sell our home trade at lower prices than we get for tityne by the dozen, thus, saving more, than the retailers' profits.

One lot of best Russian duck skirts in ail colors, iatest styles, nicely piped and trimmed. Retail price 2.00 Our price. 25 One lot of Striped Pique and Covert Skirts, regular SL75 values Jjsl.00 each No. 202. Our $2.25 special duck skirt, beautifully made and trimmed Our price $1.50 We have an endless variety of the latest styles in skirts in Scotch skirtings, Crepe Voiles, Ottoman plain Voiles all washable goods.

Our wholesale prices are $1.50 (11J $3.50 each. We can also supply you with goods to match all the above at lowest prices. 9 lb PAUL LOEFFLER Buy your Decorai morrow, as wo will Monday. Day ieds to olosad all day The Big Store Extra inducements in our Muslin Un derwear department. Special in Ladies Muslin Gown? at 2Pc, 49c, 59c, 7Uc, 89c, 50 pieces broidered for and $1.00.

j. W. BROWN? NEW YORK STORE SEASONABLE SPECIALTIES One Spei Taffetas, SILK SALE. iai lot of 75c all silk all colors, for 50' CREPE VOILES. Crepe Voiles.

30 inches wide, half wool, perfect fast colors, comes in Black. Cream Steel. New Brown, Tan, etc. just the thing for skirts or shirt waist suits. at 25 COLORED WASH FABRICS.

50 pieces of CaueHa satin striped novelty variety of patterns, value for Sins 12'2? eguiar 20c 12! 23c Silk Mercerized Ginghams I 15 beautiful patterns for 15 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. We have just received our second contract order of these goods. These goods were bought at prices prevailing last year. All new fresh, crisp goods made of finest Nainsook. Swisses and Muslins.

Made by the National Underwear Co. Corset Covers, Skirts, Gown, in endless variety. Our sale price is less than the manufacturers ask for same. LADIES' AND MEN'S SUMMER UNOERWEAR. Ladies' 3 3c ribbed vests fo1" each Ladies' loc ribbed vests tor 1 3 each Ladies' ribbed vests tor IOC' each Ladies' 18c ribbed vests For 12'4 each Tin: above are all nicely taped and lace trimmed in fin us i niaco Varus.

Men's special Shirts and Drawers in two colors, jersey ribbed. Pauls have double sear, worth Our price 250 Men's 50c special the best finished garments over offered at the price. Wo a HOSIERY. laking very low price in all Men's. Women's and Children's Hosiery We have all the new gun metal effects in Men's Socks, and ladies" lace stockings.

See them. MATTINGS AND OILCLOTHS AT FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS. All oir All on: 1 2 Mattings for yd 20c Mattings for 5 yd 25c Mattings Tor Xe 'd Mattings for 25 yj 50c Mattings for 37 vd ed of Mattings we will save difference in the alxive RESPECTFULLY Mescall (Si Jones..