Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 203, 7 July 1921 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921.
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SEEK TO DETERMINE VALUE OF PROPERTY OWNED BY STANFORD
Mrs. Maude D. Stanford, plaintiff in the divorce suit against Roscoe Stanford, was placed on the stand in Wayne circuit court at 11:30 Thurs
day morning to testify in her own be
half. The plaintiff related incidents of her married life since their marriage in 1S96. She testified that she had -worked in the wheat and hay fields, tended
ment of the case is thought to have aggravated his condition. On cross examination Attorney Pig-
man introduced a will made by Mr. Stanford in 1911, which was witnessed by Mr. Hart, in which Mr. Stanford j
willed all his property to iT-c. Stanford without equivocation. Mr. Hart
stated that he remembered witnessing . the instrument but could not remein- j ber the contents. : Mr. Hart was allowed to leave the ' stand, but will be recalled by the de- j fense, according to Mr. Pigman. An effort was made Wednesday ev- j ening to reach an agreement on the . value of the property of Mr. Stanford by the attorneys. This was nsuccess-t ful. it was said. Thursday morning
he defense was allowed to introduce .
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ing the value of the Stanford farm. Ross Witt, A. D. Mitchell, and Everett !
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husband, every afternoon, doing o?'.,', rw h !
housework in the morning. She
hands during their married life.
During two falls Mrs. Stanford stat
ed she had husked corn at the side of
her
her housework in
further testified that she had sacked
corn, wheat and oats and cleaned wheat and oats and tended to her household duties during all this time. To Shew Disposition The testimony of Mrs. Stanford which was given before the noon recess, was for the purpose of showing her general disposition and helpfulness to her husband. She was questioned regarding the property belonging to the parties and the time of its acquisition. The house which the family occupied in Boston which was built in 1916 cost between $11,000 and J12.000 Mrs. Stanford stated. She said her husband had operated about 320 acres of land since their marriage and characterized him as a hard worker. Examination to Continue Examination of Mrs. Stanford prob
ably will continue until late Friday morning. It is expected that court will adjourn Friday noon until Monday morning on an agreement between the attorneys and Judge Bond. The defendant's father, L. J. Stanford, of Liberty, who has been assisting Attorney Pigman in the defense of his son, was taken ill during the hearing Wednesday afternoon and was unable to appear in court Thursday. He had been ill previous to the
starting of the trial and the excite-1
farm of Stanford was probably worth in the neighborhood of $125 to $150 an j
acre. Tells of Settlement. George Hart, an old friend of the family was placed on the stand by the plaintiff. He testified regarding a meeting at his home after the separation of the Stanfords in 1913 at which meeting their difficulties were supposed to have been settled and they were reunited.
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BUFFETS $75.00 Oak Buffets, all guaranteed, well biult and high'y polished; !2Bf... S45.00
RUGS! RUGS! RUGS! New patterns just in now on sale at greatly reduced prices. See our line before you buy
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C0NG0LEUM RUGS
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MATTRESSES
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45-lb. all clean white Felt Mattresses, now.. Cot Mattresses, during this sale Crib Mattresses, 12-lb., clean, white felt, at . .
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FIBRE PORCH FURNITURE
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2-piece Fibre Porch Suite, now priced special at
BOSS COAL OIL STOVES with closed In sides, extra shelf and on castors. This is a 3-burner and the best made. Special at S2150
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Odd D r e s s e rs, solid oak, special
LEATHER ROCKER Massive Leather Rockers with roll arms, wing back and
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STOP! LOOS The Most v : Stupendous if"l -fl ever known in automobile selling will " Jl h' I crash through with all guns roaring at JsJI Ha 7g vtu s si S o'clock tomorrow morning. Wayne c ? "- J Jr 1, jIJp il county will be shocked! Be prepared! ,ri
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SEVEN PASSENGER K9 You know what the Buick reputation is. This car has been repainted and overhauled, and is a rare bargain if you are a Buick buyer. You can take a year to pay the small balance still remaining.
Friday morning at 8 o'clock, we will launch, the most gigantic sale of used cars that this vicinity has ever known. Cars that are known from one end of the country to the other are in this sale. Every car is high class in every respect, having been taken In exchange by us on new Buicks. There is no so-called junk in the entire lot. Look the list over, but better still, come in and see them. You will say that the sale is all we claim for it, and if you are in the market for a car you will buy one when yu see the prices. Every Car Has Been Thoroughly Overhauled
It has taken us months to prepare for this sale. Onr mechanics have been working long hours to get these cars in the best of shape. Rebuilding motors, putting on new tops, repainting bodies and doing whatever work was necessary to renew these cars from radiator cap to tail light. They are now ready and on our floors for the opening of the sale. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NINE
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PAY $600 DOWN Balance 12 months. A K-45 5-pass. 1920 model and a car that is worth much more than the price asked. Good tires and motor in the best of condition. See it Friday.
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SEDAN, REX TOP 5-passenger, and a car that your family would be proud to own. Why not buy it for them during this sale? You can take a year to pay the balance.
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THIS IS A 1921 44 MODEL Here is a car that is just like new. Motor, body, top, upholstery, in fact everything like new except the price. You can pay the balance in 12 months.
LOOK AT THIS ONE A real Buick at a price that you would ordinarily pay for a cheap car. You can pay for it any way you want to within reason. You could not ask for a fairer offer. Balance 12 monthly payments,
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HERE YOU ARE 1918 Buick E-49 in first class mechanical condition. Drive it yourself to try it out if you want to. We know the car is right and the price is right. Take a year to pay the balance.
1920 BUICK, KA5 A beauty, 5 passenger. An exceptional buy for you. You can take a year to pay the balance if you wish to. Let us demonstrate this car for you. You will buy it if you ride around the block in it.
TWO-PASSENGER CURTIS Aeroplane Who wants it? It's in excellent condition; CJOfiA for quick cash sale 5oUU
S575 NW. SJ I Secures a J&T . 1920 K-45 .
FIVE-PASSENGER MODEL BUICK with good tires. This car is one of the best buys in the city. You will say so if you take a look at it. 1920 model. Come and see it tomorrow. Take a year to pay the balance.
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