Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 332, 6 December 1918 — Page 10
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XiIE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGK AM FK1DAY, UULBMttER 6, 1918
INCREASED HOG PRODUCTION-IS URGED FARMER!
Plan for Greater Animal Food Output is Outlined by State Veterinarian.
stock yardj and the avoidance cf these stock yards In shipment direct from Southern Indiana farms to Northern Indiana faring is a step toward disease prevention and control. War needs perhaps have put too much of a tax on stock yards in the handling of those feeders.
"Let Indiana depend on Indiana
Dublin, Ind.
School did not open here Monday on
account of new cafes of Influenza
Swearinger. near Mooreland..... Mrs. 'few days.. .. .Mrs. Clarence Pierce of John Foster of Indianapolis, spent last Cambridge City spent Monday afterweek here with her father, J. V- Hoff- non -with Mrs. Francis Whorton
man and other relatives. Mr. Foster
Roscoe Roberts and family of near
Moined her here Sundav. both return- j
Mrs. suua uiuiiiiiBiu -"ling nome ounuay evening air. auu Mra Allen Elliott and daughter Mary. Oenterville with relatives Mr. and!Mrs. Cyru3 Hm attended the funeral Mr and M s He?J Meyen aoonn jMrs. Chester Iaymon had as their jof their nephew at Greenfleld Sunday, nied Mr. and Mrs. Clark Faucett of ' euests at d nner Sunday, Fred Mc- Mrs. Sarah Demaree returned to!,?.,.:" A
inuittuw v iiu ti iimmua u fl A ' J iMHlUU I (J Lilt; 11 villi UL 111. auu i i more and more Tor its feeder hogs, dianapolis, Ind., Kersey H unman, ana her lloflie ln Indianapolis Monday, af- Pre8ton Mason last Sunday, where a The Northern Indiana farmer would dlenapolis, Ind., Kersey Huffman and j ter a visit with Mr. and Mrs. II. B. umber of other relatives had gatherrather buy from the Southern farmer family, Mrs. Frank Adams and child-: Demaree.. ... Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mor-,ed for a surprlse dinner in honor of because such an exchange means less rpn- of Cambridge City and Raymond iri3 had as their guests Thankseglving Mr and Mrs Mason's birthday.. .Mrs.
marketing expense, saves yardage cost. switch and feed charges and exposure of Ions hauls. And the pigs may be treated under the purchaser's own supervision. "Indiana piss are better in quality and fed out quicker, if for no other
! reason than they avoid the shock and
INDIANAl'OLJS, Ind.. Dec. C With
u.uhu.:. lion u uwm.i strain of the long shipment itself to after war cona tions as th, Th fl;.,d f()I. m,A outn.,t of South. n-su.t of (.overnor Oocdrichs rocon n Ab3t s?ven
i T . .. , h V. . I thousand fetder hogs monthly. go out
""'"""i', -...., ; from Indianapolis and other of Northern and houthcni Indiana to ; )s t(j farnierH ,u the. state
i-u-uiieraio in nv pi wmuiw, Vnrth.rn i,,,)..,,,,, fnrmori nnrphaoe
! ten thousand piss monthly from ether
states.'
"All this buying outside of the state is not as economical as buying
Lavmon and family of Richmond.
Mrs. Mary Funk left Sunday to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell and family, at Liberty, Ind Mrs. E. C. Stevenson of Detroit, Mich., spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers J. L. Fudge and
Mr. ana Mrs. rea Hayes ana Mrs. Franrea Hiatt of Kansas City, is here Luella Frazee Mrs. Alice Elliott , vls,Mn relatives .Ernest Tonev and
family of Richmond spent Sunday here
and daughter Mary, entertained at
TKanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs. Bailey of New Castle, Charles Hoover and family and Harvey Hoover and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey took Mrs.
with relatives Several from here
attended the celebration ln honor of General Bunday at Newcastle Monday. Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Wallace spent from Sunday until Tuesday eve-
i in UK wiin r raim ittin. iiu lauuij,
VEQETiriE TABLETS The Ideal Laxative and Liver Tonic.
Very few people ere entirely free from
Inez Money and Miss Nella Floyd were home from Dayton over Sunday. , The climate in New Zealand Is. es
pecially favorable for the bee-raising j constipation; the man or woman who hat . - . . . i a V. . 1 i .L -. -1 ; u
industry. Since 11 allows iub ur?o i" j never iperreou uiu umi, siuggiaii, work nearly the whole year round, j bilioua feeling of distress which re- . - . salt from irregular bowel moTement is a tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rare eiceptj0n to the rule. The Surest.
vntl uin M seiesc reiiei lor conaiuoni rniuiung ironi r Zmmm J2 improper actiity of the bowels is o take rj E C Ik ; OD'f whet is best suitable for your condiw e I mnA vlii.ti nhir Vina TrnviHaH In
AS LONG A3 THIS FELLOW Vegetine Laxative Tablets. These tabAND HAD lets are compounded from purely vegetable aaafi fll AAnT ingredients that drive the pcironous waste V 11 Ills I II Ifll 11 I j matter from the system, stimulate the liver. WUIlls I II II W H I tone the intestinal tract and tend to restore
a natural healthy bowel movement Sold by druggists everywhere at 25c per package
! Wise, mother of Mrs. Elliott, home
family, U D. Focht and family, ai . H. j with them to spend the winter.......
Focht and family of Gratis, Ohio, were ; Misses Flossie Money and Mariorie nrth nt rmhrld CUv Mrs i.
gues ts of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Walton Floyd of Richmond, spent Sunday here'jsa Hayden and daughter, Marie, were Thanksgiving. Frank Huddleston j with relatives Miss Juletta Champlfnpcta'
ing of hog, all for Increased food pro-;
ductton. tor the drt tlonmcnt of state
uealth and to the bluest pre fit of tho farniftra of b-jtli ss-ctions. ' Tht: oiigKOation which he Is sending to farmers of both sections, to veterinarians, to county agents and "to all interested in tho continued increaso tf iudmal food prcduction, especially j ork and fats, in to encouraw.' the farmers in Southern Indiana to rahio igs until they aro three months old und vcifht about eighty pounds and then fcoll them to the farmers ln North
ern InJii':, wh .can feed them out to two hu.i.irod pound hogs. This plan was Murtud last fall, but with peace
coming it bccoinea a definite stocktaLins program. This plan rives the Southern Indium farmer opportunity to nso Lis land and resources profitably iu protlucing llfiht feeders; it give. him an rasy and honro market whero his piscan bo F.oid at little expense;; and it Eiv;s tho Northorn Indiana farmer, buying ftr tho most part out of tho" ttate, tho pi;:s hd neds to feed with Lis corn. Co-cperition Profitable. Thus tho farmers of both sections lind tho co-operation inoro profitable. Tho Southern farmer can raise plga up to three montha cheaply because vt Jncxper.sivn land, climatic conditions, warn.er v.ea'ther, lco.i housing and thu i;-.4 drinago in the hilly counties. Tii.- Hoiithern farmer has more woodland, more il.Tut;; ho can ,rc.w clover, rape and other hog pa;.1iire o;i this ur.e.vi 1; l.vnil that wiil not r:e-. corn p'vlltably; ho can pasture l e.'.j .;t incxpei.jive Im.d that will r.-i ;,! ().:- u'l of which furnish I.lel conditio:r for raioir,? pigs, the eiy : aiuo pl-;a that tho farmer cf tho 1st--! 1 1-.. V';ih plei.iv nt e. ; i,. WatH.s to feed, and tho sa:no piss ho has been linyiut; lor iVedi.in lio;ii publiu stock yards aurt ireni tho V'e't, South and f.outhwt-ijt. 'Thus i.i Indiana," raid Dr. Xorthxup, "wo s-.T-t a B.ipply. section and a ('. i!and si ction o.io s'Xitlan which el" prcfliiibly r&hw hj& to eighty pc-.e-da and another seetion, tho corn I... ;t tcrilory, which tan feed them i ;:!' up to 1 v. o hundred pounds, when they aro ready for market Tho Soi.thom fym'.T f-hor.hl raiso more ;u-: --.t:rrj f thco p-i; o. "Tie; demand from tho North will I" : u: Wc tua rcc iv'ed tho names e"' :-;i:t t'nerr. fanncTJ ready to purchase ti.Dio pic'.S. "Tl'.ero is lio dan'-'r of becoming , ( rs? !v"f d, u.i we hav. on record, U-. farmora wlii!;iK to buy all brood v.. f... Thu:', tho Som hern farmer in r.. i.'Jnj? yo'.!.;-: i-ly.a U taking no risk.-; p.i.d ha i.i (:. l-x at good prices to the tt''.n li tho No.th. "'l'ho phipuient of pi'-rs from Southtrn tarms to No.lhurii farnu-i has many lulvaut-sKcs. The health cf tlio aniDK..ij cut! bo ui'jro easiiy maintained. Tle j.Ivs may bo shipped in clean, sanitary tars to be vaccinated on arrival r ti'" To;'.y bo treated on the farm in tho !r'.i..th as -ioou as tln-y welsh sixty nvOi.d.J a'ii'. J eld twenty to thirly days ti.d bju sold a.! inimuned hor;s. ' is a.e ' Ls .alA'a.' ,". i-reiaient iu
VtAKKESS REMAINS LONG AFTER Influenza
Reports Show That Strength, Energy and Ambition Return Very Slowly to Grippe Patients.
within the state borders, where quick transportations may be had, a minimum of expense and a maximum of supervision and disease prevention measures."
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J ()(' ! ' ' " ' " ' - - - - - v .- taucu y-yj iiiuuuLiu Hera w.T The Sunday evening after spending a week the illness of her sistar-in-law, Mrs.
wan ins iamiiy, who were sick :vir. ; ; Kaipn uiiamp, wno is reported to De and Mrs. 1 H. Wilson were in Rich-(better Mrs. Otis Hunt and daughinond Tuesday Arthur Conner and ; ter, Charles Andrews, and family, T. J. Clarence Swain left Monday for Mar- j Butler, Harry Woods are among the tinsville to take treatment for rheunia- J new cases cf influenza reported in last tism Mrs. Dolly Druley, of Center- wmmmimimmmmlmmmmmmmm
vine, spent Thanksgiving nere witn; relatives. .The Missionary meetings of! all the churches have been postponed , indefinitely on account of the influenza ban Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hayden'
An instrument has been recently devised which gives a continuous record of the salinity of sea water by tho measurement of its electrical conductivity.
went to Fostoria Ohio, Friday, return-. ing home Saturday evening Mr.1 and Mrs. E. S. Morgan were guests of; Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Evans Sunday. I . ...W. E. Floyd and" family spent:
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Cic
i uistiethwaite's, Kicnmond, Ind.
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The sale of Oil of Koreirt is increasing. It is a vegetalized oil compound; safe, harmless and reliable. The Korein 7 System is proving; itself a wonderful weight reducer, 'Delightful to obtain slender figure. Many endorsements. Reliable druggists sell Oil of Korein. Many persons have reported an average weight reduction of five to sixteen pounds monthly through the Korein 7 System. Physicians recommend it. No drugging, no starving, no strenuous exercising Delightful, steady riddance of adiposity. "The fat seems to melt away" is the expression of numerous users.
$100 Guarantee in each box, that you will reduce a least a pound every week, or your money baca!
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Outside Lne Shows Size Before deduction
For convenience. Oil of Korein comes in tiny capsules, easiiy swallowed. Positively no thyroid, no purgative ; no salts, nothing drastic or objectionable A wholesome, genuine reduction remedy. Get a box of Oil of Korein at the drug store. Follow the . simple directions of Korein 7 System weigh yourself and use the tape measure before starting. Keep a record of daily reduction. Sold by busy druggists in Richmond, including A. G. Luken & Company; Quigley Brothers; Wm. H. Sudhoff; Conkey Drug Company; and all leading druggists everywhere in Indiana, and America.
daughter, Lillian, Thanksgiving.. .Mrs.
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WCULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT 85c. and COe, Hospital Eize, SI. ALL. DRJGC1ST3
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Outft'de Lir Shows Sit Before Reduction
I CASH il Guarantee
sdsies I to 6 Pounds
FREE DOO!C We publish an interesting booklet. entitled"Rluce Weicht Happily," which we will send (in plain wrapper) postpaid upon request by letter or postcard. Tells the best way to regain norma! ligure. pprightlineEs. better health and prolong your life. Ke.-p this advertisement and show to others. We publir-h it only once or twice a year because Korein 7 System is so weH known and so widely rwom mended that it is its own best advertising. Get Oil of Korein at the drug store; or if for any reason you prefer to obtain Oil of Korein direct from headquarters, send a dollar bill, or monev order, or stamps to Korein Company.
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Happily
REIN COMPANY. NC-747 Station F. NEW YORK. N. Y.
You Ought to Make Her Christmas A Real Merry One
Some say the spirit of the gift is all that is necessary, but the spirit of any gift is made stronger if it really pleases and Haner silverware for the wife always does. Through our months of war, the housewife has learned to admire only serviceable things and silverware from ths standpoint of practicability will especially appeal to her.
You will find our lines replete with appropriate silverware gifts and you will note that we have named exceptionally low prices. We urge your attendance while displays are fully complete.
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Gift Shop
810 Main St.
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After an nttock of influenza, dectors rtflviso that fiaturo b nslstcd in its building up process by the urn of a gotnl tonic one that will not only jn;t strength and ondnriuioj Into tho body, but will also help to Lui'.d up and strengthen tho run-down cells off lib brain. One of thp-nct -hishly recommended remedies to put energy into both body and brain is Bio-feren your physician knows tho formula it is printed below. Thero'B iron in r.io-foren the kind of iron that makes red blood corpuscles and creates vigor. There Is lecithin nl;o; probably the host bra?n invigorator known to science. Then there Js .good old reliable gentinn. that brings back your lagging npnetite. There are other ingredients that . help to promote pood health, as you can see by rending this form- . tila. not forgetting kolo, that great nitont that put3 the power of endurance into weak people. Taken altogether Pio-feren i3 a iplondid active tonic that will greatly help any weak, run-down person to regain normal strength, energy, ambition and endurance. Ilio-feren is sold by all reliablo druggists and Is inexpensive. For weakness after influenza patients are ndvised to take two tablets , after each meal and one at bed time seven a day, until health, strength and vigor aro fully restored. It will not fail to lielp you and if for ny reason you are dlssatls- - fled with results your druggist is authorized to return your money ' upon request -without any red tape ; of any kind. Note to physicians: Tbero is no secret about the formula of Eloffren, it la printed on every packnfe. Here it l: lecithin: Calcium. Olycero-phosphate ; Iron Peptonate, Manganese Teptonate; Kxt. Nux. Vomica; Powdered Gentian; The- ' ' nolphtbaleln; Olearsin Capsicum. - Kofo.
INITIAL Handkerchiefs 3 for $1.00
The Store That Sells Real Linen Handkerchiess
' Wants His
o Come from This Store
Uecause when he buys Furnishings he comes here to buy them. He knows that Lichtenfels shows the new things first and he knows that he always gets the best values here. The boys in camp, most of them will be home this Xmas, and most of them always bought their furnishings here, they too will want Lichtenfels gifts this Xmas.
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Flannelette Pajamas $2 to $5 This is a gift he can always use and appreciate.
A Wonderful Showing of MEN'S MUFFLERS All colors at all prices. All our special Khaki Mufflers lor civilians at QU.OO- Other Silk Mufflers priced SI. OO f S5.00
Men's
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Xew line of Silk, Lisle and Fibre Silk Hose at all prices. Ask to see our $3.50 Box of Silk Hose In assorted colors
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Give Him Shirts Special lot of Shirts with collars to match the very latest and fancy colors. $2.00 to $3.50 SILK SHIRTS, excellent gifts $5 to $10
Hats and Gaps
the very latest
Xm
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This store has always been known for its wonderful showing of Xmas Neckwear. See our new ones now at 65c to $3.00
fete pl Ask Knit kr TIES
Men's Gloves
Silk. Mocha ard Washable Kid, in all sizes $1.50 to $3.50
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BATH ROBES $5.00 to $12.00 In all sizes; big val-
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