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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1918. PAGE THREE

254 PIONEERS DIE IN COUNTY DURING YEAR

Two hundred and flfty-four pioneer Morris Flaherty 70 settlers of Wayne county have died John W. Foulk . . j 85 since August of last year. Of these, Mary A. Peer 86 one was 93 years old, two were 92, Henry F. Frlcker 75 one was 91 and six were 90. One! Daniel B. Coltraln 74

was 89. five were 88, four were 87, five were 86, nine were 85, eight were 84, nine were 83, thirteen were 82, sixteen were 81, seventeen were 80. Thirteen were 79, thirteen were 7S, twelve were 77, fifteen were 76, nineteen were 75, seventeen were 74, twenty-six were 73, flrteen were 72, ten were 71, and twenty-two were 70 yeara old. This list was compiled by Walter Ratliff, secretary of the Wayne County Old Settlers Association. The names. follow:

AUGUST, 1917. Age Rachael Bollmeyer 83 Sarah J. Bond 70 Mary Helen Cleaves 73 Jacob F. Gee 85 James M. Dodridge 77 Katherine Eagan 74 Wilhelmina Erbes .84 Lucinda Fleisch 72 Henry C. Fouts 73 Richard Freeman .......80 Mary Griffin 70 Minerva Jones 73 Sarah J. Kneedler 82 Frank J. Kolde 70 Ellen G. Magann 78 William A. Mitchell 84 Lydla A. Owens 75 Frederlch Prua 84 John D. Short ....83 Minnie A. Simons 80 Eliza A. Thomas 82 Magdalena Youngflesh ..87 SEPTEMBER, 1917. Aqe George Chamness 77 John G. Coddington 81 Wesley Clark 90 Elijah Cooper 77 Martha E. Davis 75 William F. Davis 70 Mary C. Evans 72 James P. Green 74 William S. Lamb 79 Richard Lankert 74 George J. Maier 80 Permelia Miller .T4 Frederick Morrison 76 John B. North 70 Martha Esther Parry ...74Mary R. Piquinot 77 Joseph F. Rowlett 72 Cordelia Scott 74 Susannah Simms 70 Sarah A. Stephens 79

Date of Death 25 4 7 10 30 17 23 6 21 18 20 26 18 10 21 19 26 7 14 14 1 25

Date of Death 14 24 9 18 1 24 18 16 19 20 5 29 22 16 ... 8 7

10 1 16 21

Anna M. Sering 93 Susan B. Wilson 75 Mary Ellen Hertbrink ...76 Catherine Neal 81' Thomas T. McComas ...82 Jennie Bertrand 70 Mary Goodrich 70 James Hastings 80 Mary Baxter 87 Maria J. McGreen 73 Sarah M. Mills 86 Tean C. Powers 74 Henry Valentine Burden. 71 Henry C. Dillman. 72 Luvenia Smith 79 Bernard J. Stuerenberg. .75 Mary E. Large 80 Elizabeth C. Nicholson.? 80 George T. Young 76 John Little 73 Matilda E. Mason 84 Rebecca Condo 90 Levlna Pierson 81 Anny A. Cooper 70

OCTOBER, 1917.

Date of Age Death Mary E. Boesch 80 21 Miranda A. Bond 76 18 Mary Cesnan 84 1 Ellen Cox 79 7 Elizabeth B. Crocker 74 3 Mary P. Harris 76 28 Isabelle Hershberger ...75 10 Clara Angelina Hoffman. 73 28 Mary Ellen Lohr 73 16 William McAdams 80 12 William Mauderbrook ..83 29 Louise M. Railsback 73 21 Susan A. Stoat 80 15 Susannah Starr 80 16

NOVEMBER, 1917. Age Mary Balfe 72 Cidnia Ruth Barnes . . . . 75 Willian Burelison 74 Robert Chestnut 81 Anna E. L. Drifmeyer ...82 Catherine E. Elliott 72 Jonathan E. Evans 79 Halleck Floyd 78 Harrison Gable 76 Dr. William Griffls 70 Abbie Hurst -:79 John Adam Keller 80 Rosetta Means 75 Mary J. Rogers 70 Catherine Schafer 72 Elizabeth Spencer 85 Darkes L. Sullivan 81 Mary Ellen Tinney 78 DECEMBER, 1917. Age Matilda Chamness 89 Jesse Bell 75 Julia A. Cushing 77 Wm. J. Elwood 88 Esther B. Fleming 87 Sallle N. Foulke 88 Caroline Gausepohl ....75 Samuel B. Huddleston. .74 John L. Koehring 84 Rebekah Jane Milton ...71 Agnes Moore 82 Bernard Wra. Moss 70 Jacob Needier 77 Elmira L. Nicholson ....74 Minerva Olher 86 Henry Sttgall 73 Michael Tschaen 78 James M. VanMeter ....70 Isaac Van Nuys 79 Elizabeth Wilkemeyer ..88 Richard Williams 73 Selma J. Wyatt . ; "1 JANUARY, 1918. Age Elizabeth B. McMahan . 75 Gustavus W. Meyer 73 Jefferson Gibson 75

Date of Death 14 13 4 19 28 1 5 16 15 20 12 8 1 20 24 13 15 6

Date of Death 7 19 7 4 10 13 29 4 19 2 6 12

28 12 19 4 19 20 20 31 1 23

Date of Death 16 19 29

FEBRUARY, 1918. Age Elizabeth Jane Hilling... 76 John R. Hawkins :70 Andrew S. Brooks 71 "Mary I. Grant 81 Bailey Baldwin 77 Anna J. Williams ......86 Elizabeth Starr 91 Sarah E. Stigleman 82 Louis Wredo 73 Mary Ann Singleton ....83 Robert Hill Shaw 75 Laura Woodhurst 73 Patrick McKinley 71 Joel Griffin 71 Hannah J. Henderson ...85 Casey Toney 82 Mary A. Bennett 82 Caroline F. Kerr 78 James C. Robertson ....76 Susanna Williams 82 Miles Macy 80 Margarett Lontz ..81 Daniel B. Hauser SO James Colvin 85 MARCH, 1918. Mariah E. Menke 81 Frank S. Scheibler 73 Ellen Hester ...77 Thresia Vosgroene ...'..81 America Allen ...SI Eliza Skillin 71 Isaac G. Dougan 80 Rebecca McMinni Lough 78 Eligah Lawton 78 Anna Scott 77 Harriet R. Fisher 75 Louisa Massman 85 Levi G. Druley 74 Phebe A. Hoover 83 Thomas Elwood Boren ..85 Ambrose Roberts 80 Sarah Sell 90 Mary C. Connel 73 Peter Kimmer 78 Nancy Jane Sloniker 79 Margaret Ulrich 93 Mary J. Stevens 75 Aaron Ewing 73

Menu Teamsters and laborers. Good wages. HACKMAN, KLEHFOTH & CO.

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APRIL, 1913. Age iMartha A. Parsons 75 Julia Hanson Finley 82 Hannah Waking 77 John Gustav Freier 81 Minerva Jones 76 Ella B. Conley 73 Wm. Milton Hodgin 90 Elvira F. Freeman 84 Elizabeth E. Parks 78 James H. Vanzant 75 Henry H. Earth 76 Philander Outland 79 Christian Krone 80

John Leighton 90 Elizabeth Blizzard 70 James C. Adams 72 Marguret Hoar 83 Washington Terry 88 Thomas Jefferson Bloom. 73 Martha J. Cook 79 Mary A. Ryan 81 John Edward Weaver ..84 James H. Eond 71 William H. H. Johnson.. 80 John H. Kepler 76 Cornelia Hunt 73 Harriatt Lingo 71 MAY, 1918. Age Anna L. McMeans 78 Thomas Lambert 74 Julius Adolph Boppart ..82 John Ward 79 Joseph Jonu 84 Frances L. Borden 76 Herman Swicker 78 Phoebe Utter 79 Dr. Robert R. Hopkins ..74 William H. Stout 76 David S. Marshall 81 Charles A. Eloff 73 Jesse E. Brown 70

24 26 28 1 6 5 7 11 1-3 18 19 20 23 23 22 24 28 20 16 14 10 6 26 16 18 9 26 20 29

Date of Death 18 22 18 11 12 13 5 8 10 1 1 26 7 13 . .17 13 15 25 8 1 13 27 14 14

2S 2 3 8 9 10 11 19 19 10 1 3 5 9 20 24 24 13 31 9 8 10 29

Date of Death 30 4 3 5 5 5 9 9 15 17 21 22 24 14 21 17 30 18 13 7 6 15 25 27 13 25 14

Date of Death 10

Daniel Buckland .; 72 Eliza Rummel 81 Elmira Jane Brooks ....80 Joseph S. King 70 Susan T. Jordan 73 Manda M. McCray .78 Susanna Chamness 71

(George H. Hill ....78

JUNE, 1918. Age Aaron M. Martin .......73 Virginia K. Abbott .....73 Mary Perry Bellis 74 William H. Bradbury ...92

Spencer Royston 70

Sarah Looker 1 2 Philip Schneider ..78 Mary Chrisman 92 John W. Shoemaker ...76 John S. King 70 Aaron H. Bowman 75 Margaret Morrison 77 Mary J. Halstead 87 Jacob Wicks 82 Emily McNutt 81 John Hilling 70 Hannah Totten 83

15 13 21 25 29 27 20 26

Date of Death 23 11 13 12 10 8 10 20 6 21 8

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Julia Elma Weyl .... ...76 11 Cornelius Boyer ,. 85 12 Joseph M. Bayliss .....1,82 29 Live C. Fulghum 81 20 Margaret Klinger ......88 15 Lydla Ann Hess ........79 15 Caroline N. Rowlett ....73 20 William Pegg 70 21 Hannah Vore 85 23 Thomas T. Simpson 74 8 Harriett Izor 77 20 Said Thistlethwaite 7

After the war Is over those folks who failed to buy War Savings Stamps will feel like the old maid who refused all her offers.

EIGHT OXFORD GIRLS ENLIST AS WAR NURSES

OXFORD, O., Aug. 16. This village has been called upon to furnish ten nurses for the war. The local federation of woman's clubs is in charge of the recruiting, and today the names of eight young women were announced. They are: Misses Opal Trew, Marie Beaton, Mary Hulick, Martha Anderson, Beatrice Preston, Opal Vanness, Martha Todd and Leah Garrod.

RICHARDS AND TILDEN WIN

BOSTON, Aug. 16. Vincent Richards, of New York and William T.

Tilden, II., of Philadelphia, went into the final round of the National Lawn Tennis doubles championship tournament at the Longwood Cricket club by defeating Nat W. Niles, of Boston and T. R. Pell, of New York, in the semifinal round Thursday by a score of 7-5, 4-6, 6-4.

Bell-am s Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 25a

OPTOMETRIC SERVICE JENKINS, Optometrist Duning Makes the Lenses and Makes Them Right 726 Main Street

JULY, 1918. lffH?r' ' Age Rebecca M. Brown o Adeline E. Shook 73 Anna E. Edgar 86

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reus HOW TO GET BACK OLD TIME AMBITION Discoverer instructs druggists everywhere not to take a cent of anyone's money unless Bio-f eren doubles energy, vigor and nerve force in two weeks.

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Any man or woman who fines that they are going backward, are not aa strong .as they used to be, have lost lonfldence in their ability to accomplish things, are nervous and run down Bhould take two Blo-feren tablets after each meal and one at bedtime. Seven a day for seven days. Then take one after each meal until the supply is exhausted. Then If your nervousness Is not gone. If you do not feel twice as strong and energetic as before, if your sluggish disposition has not been changed to a vigorous active one, take back the empty package and your money will be returned without comment. No matter what excesses, worry overwork too much tobacco or alcohol have weakened your body and wrecked your nerves, any druggist anywhere Is authorized to refund your money on request if Blo-feren, the mighty upbuilder of blood, muscle and brain does net do Just what is claimed for it. Note to Physicians There is no secret about the formula of Bio-feren. It is printed on every package. Here it is: Lecithin; Calcium Glycerophosphate; Iron Peptonate; Manganese Peptonate; Kxt. Nux Vomica; Powd. Gentian; PhenolphtUalein; OleareSin Capsicum; Kola.

Keeps Teeth Clean and Gums Healthy

Specially indicated for treatment of

Soft, Spongy and Bleeding Gums. All Draggists and Toilet Counters.

EXCEPT HEALTH

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Edward H. Klute and Earl T. Smith FUNERAL DIRECTORS 14 NORTH 9TH ST. Phone 1284

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Our Vast Buying Strength Enables Us to Sell You Stylish Summer Merchandise For Less Money

GRAND LEADER UNDERSELLS EVERY STORE IN RICHMOND

The GRAND LEADER will alway3 be the leading bargain center of Richmond. For consistent value-giving you must look to us. Of course, once in a while a store will make a splurge and give away merchandise to make a furore, but this ends when their sale ends. But for downright, one hundred cents worth of value, you must come here. Our prices, as a whole, are less than wholesale, because of early buying. SHOP HERE SATURDAY AND SAVE MONEY.

SATURDAY IS ECONOMY DAYBE . THRIFTY

25c Huck Towels " 15c

Of good quality, me dium size, red bor

der. Specially

priced at ....

15c

35c Pillow CASES 23c

AH hemmed ready for use, size 42x35

priced special

for Sat-

urday

23c

$3.00 SMOCK S1.69 Come in either pink, blue or white, beautlf u 1 hand smocked, two p o c k e ts and belt. P r iced special for Satday $1.69

$3 KIMONOS 81.49 Made of fine serp. crepe beautiful flowered design in either high or low waist line, pockets. Specially p r i c ed only S1.49

BEST $1.50 Bed SHEETS Made of fine quality of bed Sheeting, size 72x90 hemmed ready for use. Priced special for Sat-

urday sale

only at .

89c

BOYS $1.00 WASH SUITS 79 In a large variety of styles, in a number of d I f f e rent mate rials, In almost any wanted shade. Priced rjQ special. I J

WOMEN'S $2 H. DRESS APRONS Made of fast color light or dark color percale with belt and one pocket. Sp e c i a lly

priced Satur

day

at

S1.29

$1.00 LARGE SIZE TURKISH TOWELS 630 Good heavy nap large size, with beautiful color borders ; Priced special

for Saturday

only at .

63c

A Sale of Up to $10 SUMMER DRESSES

Ginghams, Voiles, Linens, Etc. A. final clearance of women's and misses' pretty wash dresses. Made of fine voiles, ginghams, linenes, etc. Choice of fancy stripes, plaids and checks. Choose from any- (JJO A Q wanted color in the lot, at pO

Women's 1.25 Fashion Seam Back Hose

79 c

STARTING AN ADVANCE SALE OF $20 Karly Fall Silk Dresses

One rack of women's and misses' $20 all-silk dresses. Beautiful early fall styles in fine crepe de chines, georgettes, satins and messalines. Smart tunie or straight line effects in almost

any wanted shade. Priced special at.

S12.95

Women's $8 Georgette Waists Women, why choose from incom

plete stocks? We have the largest variety of up-to-the-minute styles and colors in heavy georgette, in beaded, embroidery and plain effects. Priced special for (J fQ Saturday at ijr Come in either georgette crepe, crepe de chines or tub silks in a score or 'more of beautiful styles. Every wanted color in- (Jrt QQ eluded. Specially priced vOi'

UP TO $3 SILK WAISTS In Jap Silks and French I-J QO Voiles. Specially priced

UP TO $2.00 WAISTS Choose from a group of slightly soiled waists. Specially fiQ priced at OtL

WOMEN'S $6 SILK TAFFETA SKIRTS

Made from fine stripe taffeta or

large plaids in the season's new

est styles. Specially priced at

3.49

WOMEN'S $15 DRESSES New up-to-the-minute styles of taffetas, foulards and fine messalines in a large variety of colars. Specially priced 95

Worn. $35 PLUSH COATS Women, to buy one of these ooats now is positively a saving to you of from $10 to $12. A small deposit will lay one of these away for you until needed. Made of fine silk plush with

large collar, and belted. Spe

cially priced at

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WOMEN'S $12 SILK POPLIN DRESSES Made in guaranteed Susquehanna Silk Poplins in either coat, tunic or plain Ekirt effects, in either high or low waist line. Choose from over 7 different

styles in almost any wanted

shade. Specially priced at

WOM. $8.00 SILK SKIRTS Choice of the best quality taf

fetas, finest silk poplin, in the

new advance fall mod

els. Priced at only.

GIRLS' $2.00 GINGHAM DRESSES Made nf faaf

color p 1 a 1 d : O gingham ,nf O high waist belt y f 2 pockets pf priced special 1 w for Satu rday' O r $1.59 4g O

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$6.95

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$21.50

BEST $5 WASH SKIRTS Choose from any wash skirt in the house. Made of best quality gabardine with 2 pockets and

high girdle belt. Come in all sizes to 38 waist. I?0 OO Priced special at .... tUmtij WOM. $35.00 FALL SUITS Just received a large shipment -f ladies' new fall suits in a nfl number of different styles and: U materials. All made in the new advance fall models in the finest men's serges, wool poplins, etc. Choice of any (PO" CTA one in this group. . pl-0f

$2.00 PAJAMAS S u i t a ble for men and women, of fast color percales, in pretty stripes, silk frog trimmi e d. Priced

special Satur

day at .

$1.39

$2 HOUSE DRESSES Hu n d r eds to choo s e and dozens of styles to select from. Made of fast color percales cut extra

full, sizes to 50

Pric

ed

$1.00 ROMPERS Made of fast color ginghams chambrays and galate a s, well made and cut full. Priced

special for Sat

urday at . ..

63c

WOMEN'S $5 SILK KIMONOS Came i n a n y wanted shade, beautiful plaited bottoms and coat effects Priced

specially Sat-

u r-day.

$2.89

$2.C0 BED SHEETS Made of extra good quality of Sheeting 81x90 3ea m 1 e ss, all hemmed ready for use. Specially p r i c ed

for Saturday

sale

at

$1.39

$3.00 HOUSE DRESS APRONS Choose from beautiful ginghams in stripos or checks i)eau t 1 f u 1 1 y made in the most becoming

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$1.98

CHILDS' 35c HALF SOCKS Childs 35c half Socks of fine lisle thread, size 2 to 8 made with fancy tops. Dur

able heel and

toe-at

21c

$2.00 CORSETS Choice of several of famous makes In either front or back laee, and nicely embroidered tops

priced special

only at .

98c

$5.00 JOAN OF ARC SMOCKS In over twelve styles to select from, of fine voiles, heavy linens and all color rajahs Specially pric

ed at

$2.49

ALL YOU

STAR CAN

VALUES THAT 'T OVERLOOK

Men's $1.50 blue dotted or black sateen work AO shirts, at OC

Men's $3 Khaki Pants at

$1.98

Men's $1.50 Grey Union Suits

98c

Men's $1.25 Dress SHIRTS at

89c

Men's 55c SILK SOCKS, at

39c

Men's 35c fine lisle HOSE at

19c

Men's $1 balbriggan Union Suits. .

69c

Boys' 75c UNION Q17 SUITS at Ol t : Boys' $1.50 Wash QQ SUITS at tOt Boys' 50c Blouse QQ WAISTS at OUL Boys' $1 Worsted f?Q0 or khaki Pants DC Boys' 75c SPORT SHIRTS at OJC Boys' $1.00 OVER- ?Q ALLS, at D7C

Boys' $1 Mixture Pants at

98c

Gtirls' $2 Ging;

ham Dresses

Men's 35c Union Suits 43c

Men's Athletic Union Suits, in all

sizes to 46. Priced special for aturday at.

43c

r. $i.29

Mens 75c balbriggan UNDER- 10

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WEAR at

Men best $1.50 Night

SHIRTS at

79c

Men's $1 blue ?Q work Shirts.. D7L

Men's $1.00 Sport Shirts

Men's

69c

fine U.

Men s $! Overalls, it

TOT Suits.

nro"o

98c

Striped

$1.69

Child's best 15c Drawers, at .

9c

Child's 50c fine ribbed HOSE at

29c

Women's 85c Silk HOSE, at

55c

Girls' $5 white DRESSES

$3.98

Child'B 75c Muslin GOWNS, at

Girls' $8 white Dresses at

$4.95

Child's 75c Muslin Combinations .

49c

Girls' 35c heavy rib

bed durable hose

b23c

Women's 75c fine gauze Union Suits.

39c

Womena 85c Union SUITS at

49c

Women's 35c Lisle HOSE at

19c

Women's 50c fine Silk HOSE

33c

Womens 50c Buster

Brown Lisle Hose..

29c

Women's 15c Gauze VESTS, at

9c

Women's 35c gauze Lisle VESTS

23c

Boys' $1.25 Union OVERALLS at ....

89c

Women's $1.50 Muslin Gowns. .

$1.19

BUY YOUR WINTER Blankets NOW AND SAVE ONE-THIRD S1.98 up to 84.95

See WINDOW FOR NEW FALL Millinery DISPLAY PRICES from 1.98 up to S7.95

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