Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 309, 9 December 1915 — Page 3
fHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DEC. ?, 1915
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JIT PARK GROWS LARGER
ALLIGATOR
Now.' that winter Is here, the bears, coyotes and other fur-bearing animals in the eoo at Glen Miller park are in their glory and are more frisky than at any other season, for the. colder the weather the more they appear to enJoy It. ' ' The bears are especially happy. They break through the crusts of Ice that' form in their swimming-pools each morning and take a plunge with nluch gusto. When- they come out of the water the cold air quickly turns their black coats into a dazzling white and they jump around and play as they do at no other time. . The racoons, rabbits, skunks, eagles, deer and elk are also at their best at this time, for they like snow and frost. Of all the animals at the Glen the elk are the hardiest Even in the heaviest storms and blizzards they t never seek shelter. If snow falls fast and begins to cover them they will shake themselves, get up and seek another spot, and if again covered will ronoat tha nnoro Mrn Tt In not an
uncommon sight to see them buried
to tnelr necks witn just tneir neaa ' and antlers showing through their white covering. Animals from tropical countries, Buch as monkeys, parrots and alligators, are taken to a section of the greenhouse reserved for their use during the winter, and there they spend the long, bleak months. They get the (tame care during this season as they lo in summer, being fed regularly and cept in a clean, healthy condition. Superintendent Ford has no trouble with the alligators, for the moment they are taken into the greenhouse they lapse into a stupor from which
vney ao not nwunea uuiii uneu uui again in the summer. They do not eat during cold weather, but grow faster when on an "air" diet than when they are gorging themselves with food. Special quarters have been arranged for the famous ocelot cat, about which so much has been written, and
the animal . when taken into winter quarters appears to be glad to escape the public gaze. ' f .
Deaths in Preble
- D. C. WAGGONER.
EATON D. C. Waggoner, about 58
years old, died Wednesday afternoon at the home of his cousin, Ed Dininger. Main and Maple streets, following an illness that extended over a period of seven months. He was a victim of
paralysis. The deceased was a trav
eling salesman in the employ of a
paint firm at Springfield. He was a
native of Darke county, and was born and reared near Greenville, but claimthis city as his home. He has farm interests in this county, and is said
to De wen oil financially. Besides a
brother, John Waggoner, who resides
in Indiana, he has several other relatives. Funeral arrangements have not
been made.
The Carnegie Foundation is now paying allowances to more than 300
retired teachers, and eighty-five pen
sions to widows and teachers.
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ELDORADO, OHIO t
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Warren C. Disher and wlfei Mr,, and Mrs. Sickleman, of New Weston, and' Ozro Kitnmel and family, were the guests of Elvin Disher and wife, Sunday. . . .Mr. and -Mrs. Charles Williams and Mr. and Mrs. 'Glen Howell spent Sunday with John Williams and wife of near Eaton. . . . Miss Edith Henderson spent Saturday afternoon-with Miss Edith Minnich. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raustaw ; and Frank Beard and family were the Sunday guests of Walter Raustaw and family. .: .Mr. and Mrs.-John Mackey and Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Spitler called on Mr. and Mrs. Jerry - Minnich Sunday evening .... Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Martin called on Ervin Wilt and -family of New -Madison-, Sunday afternoon. . . . Mr. - and Mrs. Odes Gangwer spent . Saturday night and Sunday with Charles Henderson and family.... C. E. Emrick and family spent Sunday with Ora Emrick and family of West Manchester. .. .Rev. J. H. Blackford and Miss Lenore Blackford spent Thursday with Mrs. - Sallie Shewman. . . .Clarence Minnich and family, Mr. cand Mrs. Jerry Minnich and Harris Minnich and family took dinner with Earl Nisonger and wife, Sunday Mrs. Sallie Shewman is spending a few days in Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Harve Shewman called on Albert Fudge and family of New Paris, Sunday afternoon. .. .Albert Daugherty and family of New Paris, spent Sunday with David McKee and wife Mrs. Frazer and children returned home
Try This for a Cold-It's Fine
, "Pape's Cold Compound" Ends Severe Colds or Grippe in Few Hours. You can end grippe and break up a severe cold either in head, chest, ,body or limbs by taking a dose of "Pape's Cold Compound" every two Jiours until three doses are taken. I It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, (relieves sick headache, dullness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. ' ,.. ; Don't stay stuf fed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! Ease your throbbing head nothing else in the world gives t Buch prompt relief as "Pape's Cold ; Compound," which costs only 25 cents at any drug store. It acts without as-
nistanca. tastes nine, and rniiapR nn I
' Inconvenience. Be sure you get the genuine. Adv.
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All Stove Prices Cut Below Cost
Every stove in this store must go regardless of price We carry no stoves over. Oak Heaters . . $4.48
Hot Blast Heaters ...... $15.00 Going Out Of The Gas Range Business They Must Go Gas Ranges, all good, at $10.98 Gas Heaters, now only $ 2.98 Don't miss these Bargains if you need a Stove. We sell you at these low prices Cash of Payments.
Japan Coal Hods all sizes, choice ; JL 5yt
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ot Mgfl Cttuirnstliranais Sale Of Useful Gift Furniture Starts Tomorrow 20? DISCOUNT 2tO
Don't pay full prices for your Gift Furniture Our big 20 Discount Sale Starts in the morning and we offer you only the best high grade Furniture at this special Discount Everything reduced Come and see. Don't be deceived in buying inferior goods. An Xmas gift must be first class That's what you get when you buy here. Christmas Gilt Suggestions
Brass Goads j Itorass RpaIIs
JARDINIERES 89c and up SMOKING SETS 98c and up ELECTRIC LAMPS $3.00 and up ELECTRIC DOMES $10.00 and up UMBRELLA STANDS PEDESTALS Solid Oak Rockers at all Prices, Oak and Leather Rockers at all Prices. Fire Side Rockers at all Prices.
Don't Neglect the .Little Ones. See Window for
Toy Dressers, Toy Beds, Toy Buffets, Toy Tables, Toy Chairs, Toy Doll Carts, Toy Writing Decks, Toy China Closets and High Chairs.
BRASS COSTUMERS BRASS CRIBS LIBRARY TABLES At All Prices DINING TABLES At All Prices DAVENPORTS At All Prices BUFFETTS At All Prices CHINA CLOSETS At All Prices DINING CHAIRS At All Prices KITCHEN CABINETS At All Prices Pictures At All Prices
jT,jaa SPECIAL ' IPi 25 mm DISCOUNT ju , jj- On All Heating Stoves Only a (Q p ' -fe Few Left lQ W WE GIVE PONY VOTES ; sgg&l -.-r-.- ,
Sunday after nr-few daya vialtrrtth friends and- relatives of -Loveland, Ohio. ; , . Mrs. Lid a . Emrick called on
Mrs.' Harry Fulkeraon, . who la at the
hospital at Hamilton. - Mrs. Fulkeraon is improving nicely. v ' ", ,. .. .,
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BETHEL
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Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bond entertained
to dinner the-following guests, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murphy and , Miss Verba Cougal ....
mm. numpnrey Aiiaeseii ana . sons, Pherbia and Walter, Mr. and " Mrs. Eli Hvde. Mn 1, White iiwnt Rnm
afternoon with i Mr. and Mrs. E. N.
mompson and Mrs. J. E. Anderson.. . .Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hyde spent Sunday evenine with Mr anil Vn -Timh Pni.
ley.-," Mrs. "Anna Moore of Richmond,
spent a iew nays last week with her son Walter Moore and familv Mai.
ter Wendell ? Moore, little son Walter
Moore is quite sick at this writing The Ladies' Aid met Saturday evening with Mrs Jehu Boren and elected the following officers: President, Mrs. J. Money; vice president, Mrs. C. E. Anderson: secretary. Mian Florence nn.
ren; treasurer, Mrs. Oliver Spencer.
Mr. ana Mrs. Ralph Murphy spent Monday in New Madison looking for a location, and moved
will woke in the blacksmith shop with
v m aiay tienry scnroeder spent Sunday with H. L. Welch and family.
Masonic Calendar
Thursday Wayne Council, No. 10, R. and S. M.. Special assembly; work in the 'Royal and Select Masters' degree!. ' " v : ' - " ; ' Friday King Solomon's :, Chapter, No. 4, Royal Arch' Masons. - Stated convocation; annual election of offleers.': "'..! -i- , - ' Saturday Loyal Chanter, No. 49, O. E. S., will give a social tor members and their families. All sojourning members are Invited.
Cotton Imports into China last year showed an Increase of 8,750,000 in value.-
DO YOU SUFFER FROM BACKACHE ? When your kidneys are weak and torpid they do not properly perform their functions; your back aches and you do not feel like doing much of anything. You are likely to be despondent and to borrow trouble. Just as if you hadn't enough already. Don't be a victim any longer. The old reliable medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla, gives strength, and tone to the kidneys and builds up the whole system. Get it today. adv.
BRUISED III RUNAWAY
MILTON, Ind, Dec. Carl Ceesy. tenant on M. D. Doddridge's farm in the Doddridge neighborhood narrowly escaped serious Injury when his horse went over the embankment at the Lamott bridge. and broke its neck.
The horse was running away. Mr. Ceesy was thrown about twenty -feet but landed on the road. He was not seriously injured although his face and head were bruised and cut one one side and he was badly shaken.
Pure food law advocates in Japan recently discovered that much rice was adulterated with quarts sand to Increase Its weight.
-A Gift of Beauty that will be Appreciated
We are showing a Very beautiful display of LaVallieres In Gold and Gold filled, set with Diamonds, Cameos. Rubys, Sapphires, 'Etc. If in doubt of what to give her, Just buy her one of these she will be more than pleased.
Gold Filled LaVallieres '. $1.80 to $5.00 Solid Gold LaVallieres $3X0 to $10X0 Diamond LaVallieres $4 75 to $16.50 A little store brim full of beautiful, useful, practical gifts. See me for anything In the gift line. SAIVfr VIGRAN
THE UNDERSELLING JEWELER.
512 MAIN CTREET.
iclhiolson
ONE OF THE OLDEST BUSINESS FIRMS ON MAIN STREET
FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR
A STORE FOR THE BUYERS OF PRACTICAL GIFTS
Where Practical Gifts Reign Supreme
A GREAT DISPLAY OF GIFT THINGS ALL WILL Appreciate
CHRISTMAS BOOKS ARE READY Books are most appropriate token of remembrance and their popularity as a Christmas gift increases with every year. Our book stocks are as complete as unlimited buying and long experience can make them. All the Farovite Books, the Standard Classics, Books in Sets, Books for Boys and Girls, Beautiful Gift Books, Latest Fiction, Bibles, Religious Books, Etc., Etc., conveniently arranged for quick selections. Ours is the Bible House of Eastern Indiana. Enormous stock from four largest Bible Houses in America. Prices from 25c to $1.00.
STATIONERY THE IDEAL GIFT
How often have you Judged a man's business by the quality of the stationery he uses? The same is Just as true of the stationery you use in your private correspondence. - The dainty refinement of our. correspondence papers - Is- proverbial. It carries with it the tone of character which would convey to the recipient of your missive. Our Xmas stocks reflect the greatest care in selection, and -Include the very latest novelties, in shape, tint and texture. An elegant monogram stamped on the day of purchase.
Our Big CHRISTMAS Display of
LliV 1 JrlJiK GOODS Is Ready
We offer to Christmas shoppers a display that includes every conceivable Leather Novelty for men and women, many of which are confined exclusively to this store and not to be found elsewhere. Every thing in Leather that goes to make a display complete.
You Should See Our Big Display of Art Lamps
What could add to the appearance of parlor or library more than one of these artistically designed Lamps what could give greater comfort? We would like very much for you to see our big Xmas display before you make your purchase. We have fine Art Lamps here in all sizes and at prices that will please
TOILET, MANICURE and TRAVELING SETS
Complete her toilet table by the addition of a Toilet or Manicure Set. We have them in every style. Every requisite is included Brush, Comb, Mirror, Etc., in all the popular mountings. Also we are showing a splendid line of traveling sets at reasonable prices. : &ss
A SERVING TRAY
Would Make an Accepted Gift . . .
See our Xmas display of serving trays. W e have them in all sizes at pleasing prices.
GOME ALONG WITH US TO TOYLAND TO THE PLACE WHERE LITTLE CHILDREN'S DREAMS COME TRUE The inhabitants of Toyland are such a happy, laughing throng this year. If the Census Man of Gingerbread Land were here to count noses, he would tell you that it's a land where everybody smiles and no one ever grumpy. We ordered more toys this year than ever, and all are here to welcome Father Richmond's little folks.
American Made TOYS American manufacturers have contributed in great numbers toys that will please the little folks and our big Toy department is plainly marked. The Zoo where all the queer beasts of Jungleland dwell happily together. We wish you to bring the kiddies to see these toys.
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Toys from Over the Ocean
! American Toy Manufacturers naturally
expected a famine in Luropean lovs.
and made more and better Toys than ever. But Europe surprised everybody by sending the same amount as usual. So you'll find not only a great variety of American made Toys, but many exclusive things from over the ocean. See the Mysto Erectors.
NICHOLSON EROS
HoflHEnoniise 729 MAIN STREET 530 IVf AJUV RICHMOND, IND. NEAR 8Trf & MAIN 7Z.
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