Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 216, 11 September 1922 — Page 14

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fHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, SEPT. 11, 1922.

711 HOGS DELIVERED AT SHURLEY'S SCALES SALES TOTAL $14,943 A fair average week's receipts marked the business of the Shurley stockyards last week. There were 711 hogs delivered with a total weight of 143.8S0 pounds and value of $13.314.92; 20 cattle for $987; 27 calves valued at $519 and 16 spring lambs

that brought $122.10 a grand total

for the weke s business of $14,943.02.

The largest, delivery was made by Thomas Ryan, . who brought in 157

hogs and took out a check for $3,

450.30. Oyjer large deliveries were made a sfollows: Flaetly Brothers,

Webstei 78 spring pigs, weight 175 price, $9; Ross Markey, New Paris, 39 hogs, $9.15; R. R. Brinkley, Fountain City, 52 6pring p'gs that averaged 184V4 pounds, and the best weight yet for spring , pigs for the price of $9; J. H. Wilson iand Son, Campbellstown, Ohio, Joseph Helms, Boston, 25 spring pigs, Walter Beson, Webster, 40 spring pigs: pharles Colvin, Abington, 44 hogs at $9. OCJier Sellers. Fred Hollingsworth, QJark Catfwallader, William Mills, Sam Morton, A. B.

Brown, Stanley Brown, Andrew Ma

con, all of Randolph county and Charles Foland, Dr. Fout3, Lester Ward, Clark Wilson &n4 John Frouse all of Centervttle, also delivered stock last week. Other deliveries! were made by J. F. Bullerdick, Carte Clark, Harry Jordan, Ed Morris. Ed Shockney, Ell

Virginia Asher Club To Meet In First M. E. Church The Virginia Asher Business Women's club will meet In the First M. E. church. Fourteenth and Main, at 7:30 o"clock, Tuesday evening, and not in Reid Memorial church as previously announced. Members are uv-jed to attend and to heed the change in the meeting place.

The wonderful King Clermont Stove is sold only by

Odd Fellows Entertain Inmates At Greensbnrg About 30 local members of the Whitewater lodge I. O. O. F. motored to Greensburg Sunday and entertained

inmates of the Odd Fellows' home by musical numbers and talks. The delegation left Sunday morning, taking a basket lunch, and returned in the

evening. A short talk was made at the home by Elmer Hawkins and the

superintendent of the home.

Love, William Bond, J. H. Harding,

Ed Miller, O. O. Boner, C. G. Addleman, Walt Farlow, William Garrett, Joe Quigley, H. Ewing, Verline Reid, Charles Bostick, Elmer Warner; Grant

Larsh, Joshua Brown, Dan Kantner, Bemjamin Toschlog, Joseph Bennett,

J. M. Sharp.

Thistlethvaite's The Original Cut-Rate E VERY-DAY PRICES In Effect at all 7 Store Cleero Shampoo no rinsing ,49S 98 Unicum Hair Nets, 1 Ap single mesh. ...... 111 Double Mesh 15 2 for 25c

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Police Court News

SENTENCES SUSPENDED Cook, Null and Burton each were given a 60-dsCy suspended sentence to

the penal farm. In addition to their fines, this sentence to be put into operation if they are arrested on any

charge.

SPCEDERS FINED Roy Turner and Richard Peed, ar

raigned on speeding charges, were

fined $1 and costs each. E. J. Trel-

finger also paid $1 and costs.

FINED $100 AND COSTS George Ralston, arraigned on a charge of having possession of liquor We can grow nalr on your bald head with B ARE-TO-HAIR

Treatments in our shop or for sale In

bottles. Halter's Barber Shop In the Murray Bldg.

illegally, pleaded guilty. He was fined $100 and costs and given a sentence of 60 days to the penal farm. The sentence was suspended. GRIFFIN WARNED Elmer Griffin, who was tried on a charge of provoke last week, was

warned not to come into court again. He also was fined $1 and costs. M AH ER FINED Murrell Maher, charged with operating an automobile while intoxicated, was fined $5 and costs.

Middle names were once illegal in England.

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New York City has 324 women dentists and 940 female real estate agents.

FAIR VISITORS! We serve the kind of meals you'll enjoy. Henry Farwig & Son 1031 Main St.

We Welcome You to the Wayne County Fair

When in Richmond you should eat some of PRICE'S PURE ICE CREAM. Frozen delicacies that are tempting and delicious. ' LUNCHEON Take luncheon at Price's. Only wholesome foods are served. C ANDIE S To satisfy your sweet tooth you should t try our Candies.

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GEO E. KLUTE CO. 925 Main Street

$1,500,000.00

THE STARR PIANO COMPANY 7 Cumulative Preferred Stock Dividends Payable Quarterly July 15th, Oct. 15th, Jan. 15th, April 15th Exempt from Personal Property Tax in Indiana and from Normal Federal Income TaxJ

S T A T EM E N T

The Starr Piano Co. was originally incorpo lished piano manufacturing business, first in tion. The Company was originally capitaliz

In 1897 this was increased to $200,000.00 c creased to $1,000,000.00 common (par value f erred stock (par value $50), of which $S00, is now proposed to issue $500,000.00 of the p remains in the treasury. The Company ha bilities.

rated in 1893, succeeding the already estabcorporated in 1872, situated in the same loca-

ed at $100,000.00 common stock, all paid in.

ommon stock, and in 1922 was turther m$100) and $1,500,000.00 7 cumulative pre000.00 common stock' has been issued, and it referred. The balance of the capital stock s no bonds, pledged assets or contingent lia-

The Company owns in fee simple its grounds and factory buildings, consisting of approximately forty acres of land with valuable riparian rights and twenty-nine buildings containing approximately five hundred thousand square feet of floor space, all situated in Richmond, Indiana. Grounds and buildings are unencumbered. The Company operates and owns outright sales divisions having headquarters in the following cities :

Richmond and Indianapolis (Indiana) y Cincinnati and Cleveland (Ohio) Detroit (Michigan) . Chicago (Illinois) Kansas City (Missouri)

Nashville (Tennessee) Birmingham (Alabama) Boston (Massachusetts) New York (New York)

- -' To Investors of Wayne County

You are given an opportunity of -putting'your savings in one of the best propositions ever offered to people of Indiana. Our factory was started in the year of 1872, and we are now celebrating our 50th year in the Music Industry in this town. Commencing in a small way we are proud to say we are now the largest manfacturers in Richmond. We also are established in thirty cities of the United States distributing our own products. Now our Directors wish to expand the business and in order to do so we are issuing to the public $500,000 of Preferred stock bearing 7 interest free of all taxes, which will bring increased prosperity arid also add considerable wealth to the community. For full particulars call or write, or phone 1646.

Many of these sales divisions have one or more branches. It controls through stock ownership and contract The Starr Co. of Canada, Ltd., of London, Ont., and through contract The Starr Co. (Pacific Division) of Los Angeles, Calif. The Company also controls The Gennett Corporation, through -which leasehold and real estate interests are handled in connection with its sales distribution. Prior to 1915 the entire business of the Company was confined to the manufacturing of pianos upright, player and grand. In that year the Company expanded into the phonograph field, manufacturing Starr phonographs and. Gennett records. The rapidity of growth of these departments, in addition to the natural growth of the piano business, is the occasion requiring capital extension. The immediate application of funds derived from the sale of this stock will be the doubling of pressing capacity in the Gennett Record Department (installation scheduled to start Sept. 15th, presses now in transit) and the retirement of certain remaining loans incurred in building and remodeling. . " . . The Company manufactures and sells under the following trade-marks: "Starr" The Starr Piano Co. "Remington The Reminetoh Piano Co.

Open Evenings

A. W. HOLDGATE The Starr Piano Co. 935 Main St., Richmond, Ind.

"Richmond" The Richmond Piano Co. "Trayser" The Trayser Piano Co.

"Gennett"

The increase of . capital stock was prepared under the legal direction of Guido Gores, attorney. Authority to issue has been authorized by the Secretary of State and the Indiana Securities Commission. Price, $51.00 per share (par value $50.00) and accrued dividend. Subscriptions May be Made at The STARR PIANO GO., Richmond, Ind. RetaU Store, 931 Main Street Factory, First and S. A,B, C, D and E Streets, or ' ' ; First National Bank, Richmond; Second National Bank, Richmond; Dickinson Trust Co., Richmond

To THE STARR PIANO CO. Richmond, Indiana. hereby subscribe for '

I .shares of the 7 Preferred Stock

of The Starr Piano Co. of the par value of Fifty Dollars per share v agree to pay $51.00 per share for same, or the total sum nf Dollars, within days from date. .

In Witness Whereof I have hereto signed my name at. this. day of 1922.

Witness.

$200,000 WORTH OF STOCK ALREADY SUBSCRIBED FOR BY EMPLOYES OF. THE COMPANY