Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 227, 10 August 1916 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND .PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, .. THURSDAY, AUG. 10, HUB HOLD SERVICES) FOR WISSLER AT CAMBRIDGE WILL HOLD REUNION. members will enjoy a country dinner at the Martin farm, north of Oxford. STRAINER CATCHES HAIR. , discolating his knee, and she was relieving him at the milk separator. Her scalp was torn in several places before the power was turned off. L. M. Cross, J caused the car to be wrecked as Mrs. Abbott lost control of It while she and her companion were attempting ; to kill the bee. Neither was seriously injured. farmer living east of Oxford, fell 20 feet into a well containing 8 feet of water. She clung to the stone wall of the well, and was rescued by her father, who heard her cries for help. Beyond a dislocated wrist the child was uninjured. ELL-ANS OXFORD, O., Aug. 10. The" Phi Alpha Psl fraternity, founded at Mlaml university in 1910, will bold Us annual reunion ' Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday evening a dance will be given in the sun parlor of Oxford Collego for Women, and on Sunday the. Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. .LAFAYETTE, Ind., Aug. 10. Mrs. Ancll McKinney Vas Injured severely when her hair became entangled in rhe "spindle of a. milk-separator. Her husband had just slipped and fallen, BEE WRECKS MACHINE. FALLS INTO DEEP WELL. ELWOOD, Ind., Aug. 10. A bumblebee, getting in a closed automobile driven by Mrs. W. L. Abbott and Mrs. OXFORD, O., Aug. 10. Edna, 3-year-old daughter of Edward Slaubach, German helmets are nearly as light as straw hats. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Aug. 10 The funeral of Daniel B. Wlssler was held this morning at 10 o'clock In the Lutheran church of Germantown, Rev. R. C. Hawley of Terre Haute, conducting the service. Interment at Germantown. ' ' ' ' ': Mr. Wisslcr was born In Lancaster County, Pa., May 29, 1841. and died AugiiBt 8, 1916, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Luther Young, at the age of 6eventy-ftve years, two months and nine days. When a lad of five, he came with his parents to Henry, and has been a continuous resident of Henry and Wayne counties since that time. He was united In marriage with Miss Matilda Wagner, February 4, 1R64. To this union were born three children, David P. Wlssler, now of New Castle, Lydla. the wife of M. ii. Young and Prof. William O. Wlssler of Richmond, all of whom survive him, the wife having died. May 17, 1874. On October 6, 1878, he was married to Miss Ella E. Foyst. The three children, three grandchildren, Esta and Charles Young and Eleanor Wlssler, two brothers, and two sisters survive him, John Wlssler of Cambridge City, Abraham, Lydia, the wife of Franlc BowerB, and Caroline, the wife of Abraham Hawer of Hagerstown, survive him, the wife having died December 16, 1915.

ANDERSON BUYS LEWIS PROPERTY

WILLIAMSBURG, Ind., Aug. 10. Mi68 Cloie Oler and father entertained several friends at dinnner Sunday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Guy Oler of Garret, Ind., have returned home after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Oler and family Mrs. 0. L. Pearce who has been spending the

past few weeks with friends in India

napolis have returned home Mrs

Grace Study spent Sunday in Cmcin rati. Buys Lewis Property,

Lee Anderson has purchased Paul Lewis' property and will move some

time this fall Paul Lewis and Wil

fred Griffith are contemplating on

building James Clements has re

turned home after a week's outing in

the northern part of the state

Mary Starr spent Tuesday evening in

Richmond Robert Herr of St

Louis, arrived Tuesday evening to spend a couple of months with his

aunt, Mrs. L. O. Cranor.. .. .Mrs. Lewis

Chamness Is on the sick list. ...

REAL BASEBALL"! 1

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JOHN J. XAWJBS,

If you wish to settle a dispute recarding some point in the record of any baseball player since 1889, all you have to do is to refer to Mr. John Lawrcs of Milwaukee who has the figures on more than 25,000 ball play

ers who have appeared on the major

ana minor league circuits in the past 27 years. Lawres, who was born in Sheldon, New York, forty-three years ago, decided In 18S9 that he would keep a record of ball players to settle the many disputes arising over the New York Giants, of that year. He became fascinated with the work and from year to year has added to his records and kept them up to date. ' He keeps records of all the major and minor. league teams on which he can gather statistics.

FAMILY HOLDS REUNION.

OXFORD, O., Aug. 10. The annual reunion of the Coulter family will be held Friday at the home of Benjamin Douglass, near Morning Sun. About two hundreds Coulters are expected to be present.

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Zonite

The Ren-Polaeneua Antlatlc, Oermlelde, Disinfectant, and Deodorant. t Zonlte is the most economical product of ita kind. Full pint, 25c: quart, 40c; gallon, l; at all drug- stores.

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These Remarkable Values on Sale

3 Days Only Friday, Saturday and

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For Friday, Saturday and Monday Only of These Handsome $32.50 Genuine Spanish Leather iVelour and Tapestry Rockers FOR

$3.00 Gash, $1.00 Weekly IT WAS A STIFLING HOT NIGHT last July when a dozen or more men gathered in a room at the Hotel Pantlind at Grand Rapids. The furniture exposition was on, and the whole day had been spent going from one manufacturer's exhibit to another, and they were tired out. But the first thing every man said as he entered the room was, "Did you see those Rockers ?

"THE GREATEST BUY OF THE WHOLE MARKET 1 " That was the opinion of every man. The maker's representative was at the hotel a call was placed for him, and in a few minutes he joined this group of men. No time was wasted in getting down to business.

"WHAT WILL YOU SELL THESE ROCKERS FOR IF

WE TAKE 1,000 ROCKERS?

That question couldn't be answered off hand telegraph wires were set to work at 10:30 all the terms were arranged and the greatest value of the market came our way at even less than the price that was the sensation of the show, because we, buying with 21 other stores, took a thousand rockers.

THE ACTUAL VALUE OF THESE ROCKERS IS $12 MORE THAN THE SELLING PRICE You could search all over this city and not find a Rocker that ; could compare with these in appearance, material or construc1 tion selling under $30 to $35. Our reputation for honesty in advertising, is back of that statement. THEY ARE JUST AS YOU SEE THEM PICTURED ., They are deeply upholstered, covered with heavy brown genuine Spanish Leather, finest grade tapestry or velour; have, spring construction seats ; long rocker base ; made in one of America's leading factories. ' BUY NOW PAY LATER $3.00 delivers one of these rockers to your home, or the home of a friend, and all you need to pay each week is $1.00. This is such a remarkable bargain and sold under such convenient terms that even though our stock is unusually large, there may not be enough to satisfy the great demand that will be created for them.

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