Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 21, 3 December 1920 — Page 3

CHRISTMAS CANDIES MANUFACTURED HERE ARE PRICED LOWER

Christmas candy prices will not be iiiairi anj till. rv. i j j i in: duui uellne in the sugar market, according 1o retail dealers of the city. Candles manufactured by home Industries will Bell from 15 to 20 cents cheaper on j the pound cheaper than during th summer months, but candles Dougni from the wholesalers and standard manufacturers will sell at about the same price. Prices for candies this year are about the same as last year during the holiday season. Sugar was about two cents higher on the open market at this time In 1919 than now, and this plight difference in price makes no appreciable difference in the selling pi ice today. The possessor of a "sweet tooth" will have to pay from 35 cents to $1.60 per pound foi his supply, this varying " according to the grade bought and the manner in which it is put up. Last year candies had a range of from 60 cents to $1.60 a pound, and during the early part of last summer the price went even higher than that. Back to Normal. "The decline in the past few weeks has been from the high mark as it was last summer and as a result, the prices this year are nearly back to the normal of last Christmas," a local manufacturer said. Peanuts are one of the holiday delicacies that have returned to a pre-war basis, now selling for 15 and 20 cents a pound. Rox candy or package candy will show no change, dealers say. This they atribute to the high cost of labor and material used in the boxes and decorations. A general misunderstanding is said to prevail that the price of sugar is one of the big items in manufacture, say al lthe dealers. The real cost is in labor and overhead expense, both of which have gone up in the last year, they say. Some Dealers Lose. The fact that Christmas candy or ders are placed froom four to six I months before the holiday season prevents any very appreciable difference in the market. Managers all state that they are making an effort to retail their products according to the present market price and not on the price paid in buying. This is causing a loss, they say, but in order to help get back to normalcy they say they are willing to take their losses. "The candy man is hit hard tni.5 year," said one dealer. "The goods "we are selling was bought when sugar was at the peak price and we4 tie now forced to make some reduc tions to meet the present market price of sugar." Fruits, figs and dates have all come down about 15 or 20 per cent, according to merchants. This is a welcome (act to many, people who have been planning on making their own candy. Farm Sale Calendar Tuesdav, Dec. 7, 1920, 10 O'clock James F. Harris. Gaar Hanagan, ? miles south of Greensfork, 4 miles northwest of Centerville. General Hal". W. G. Ross, one-half mile north and two miles west of Hollansburg; general farm, sale, livestock, implements, etc., at 10-30. Wednesday. December 8. H. C. Roush. on the Ressler, farm, 2 'a miles west of Lewisburg. and 4 miles south of West Manchester, general farm sale, at 10 o'clock. Friday, December 10. Al. Brokamp. on old Clate Richards farm, miles south and U mile east of Hollansburg, general farm sale at 10 o'clock. Osage Indians Have Big Annual Incomes OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 3 lucernes of Osage Indian allotees fo.' the year of 1920 wil ltotal nearly ?1 0,000 for each member of the tiib" ;:nd children who have inherited oil rights because of death of relatives. Such is the belief of officials at the government Indian agency here, who base their estimate on payment of a regular allotments in December. Bonus payments of $1,000 are now l ing paid to members of the tribe as extra dividend derived from past ! s sales, the purchasers being oil i rT.panies and individuals who pay une-j'ourth the price of the lease at erice with the balance due in three years at H per cent interest. The total bt ing paid the Osages as bonuses is $2,225,000. There are now 2.223 original shares If Back Hurts Begin on Salts Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally It You Eat Meat Regularly. No man or woman who eats meal regularly ran make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid, which clogs the kidnej pores so they sluggishly filter or strain Duly part of the waste and poisons Ironi the blood, then you get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver troubles, nervousness, constipation, diziness. sleeplessness, bladder Jisorders come from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a anil acne in your kidneys or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or attended by a sensation of scalding, get .boat lour ounces of Jad Salts frou; my reliable pharmacy and take a tab'.espoonful in a glass of water just before breakfast, for a few days and vour kidneys will then act line. This ;amou salts is made from the acid of .'rapes and lemon juice, combined with iithia. and has been used for genera.ions to flush clogged kidneys and -.titnplate them to activity, also to nearalize the acids in urine so it n. .onger causes irritation, thus ending aladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot njure; makes a delightful effervescent .ithia-water drink, which all regular neat eaters should take now and then o keep the kidneys clean and the Mood pure, thereby avoidin serious

FIRST SWEATER OF SOUTHERN WINTER

This white silk sweater is the very first indication of what will be worn down at Palm Jeach and threabcuts during the winter season. Some families will spem Christmas in the southland, but many more will journey south just after the holidays. Whatever you do it none too soop tc think about your wardrobe for a sou. hern winter. This sweater features the new French woven trimming called "cloth of carpet." in the Osage Indian tribe, according to officers of Indian affairs, this being the number of Osages and those j adopted into the tribe when the rolls closed for this bonus allotment. WOMEN VOTERS DECIDE LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM ( Ry Associated Press.) INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 3. Directors of the Indiana League of Women Voters met here today to decide upon legislation which the league will indorse and lobby for at the meeting of the state legislature in January. Mrs. A. H. Beardsley, of Elkhart, president of the league, submitted to the directors requests for the league's support of numerous bills that will be introduced before the legislature for various organizations. The league's legislative program was expected to center largely on passage of child welfare measures, compulsory school attendance, permanent women and children's department of the state industrial board with a woman as its head, measures to ameliorate adult illiteracy and amendment to the state constitution requiring full citizenship of either men or women before granting the privilege of suffrage. "DANDERINL Girls! Save Your Hair! Make It Abundant! V Vs. -riv.-. Immediately after a "Danderine" massage, your hair takes on new life, lustre and wondrous beauty, appearing twiee as heavy and plentiful, because each hair seems to fluff and thicken. Don't let your hair stay lifeless, colorless, p!ain or scraggly. You. too, want lots of long, strong, beautiful hair. A 35-eent bottle of delightful "Danderine" freshens your scalp, checks dandruff and falling hair. This stimulating "beauty-tonic" gives to thin, dull, fading hair that youthful brightness and abundant thickness All druggists! Advertisement. John H. Niewoehner Sanitary and Heating Engineer 81? S. G St Phone 1828 Big Line of Bunte's Boxed Candies Just Received. "Phil" Zuttermeister 1103 Main Your Savings Earn Ax2 Percent Interest Here Second National Bank

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND

SENATOR NEW ENDS CABINET DISCUSSION INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 3. Senator Harry S. New has sent word to Indianapolis friends that he will be a candidate for renomination and that he would not under any consideration accept an appointment in President Harding's Cabinet should such a place be tendered him. "I would not consider an appointment even if Mr. Harding should offer me two Cabinet appointments," said a letter received from Senator New yesterday. He added in this letter that it is his intention to seek renomination for the Senate. This letter and others received by his Indiana friends sweeps aside all the gossip to effect that Mr. New might accept a place in the new Cabinet. Close to New President. Senator New, who served in the recent campaign as chairman of the Republican national speakers' bureau, has the personal friendship and confidence of President-elect Harding and doubtless could have an appointment to some Federal position if he desired. Mr. New, however, makes it plain that he has no desire for an appointment of any kind and that he will seek to succeed himself on the expiration of his term as senator two years hence. An Associated Press dispatch from Washington last night was to the effect that neither Senator New nor Senator Lodge would be willing to accept a place in the Harding Cabinet, each desiring to consider his service in the Senate. Both Senators lyidge and New are members of the foreign relations committee. For Your Xmas Tree Decorations See Us Have you tried our home made cinnamon squares? Our Salted Almonds and Jumbo Peanuts are fresh daily. and ' Tvideoiette 919 Main St.

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McGaffey Has 30 Ready 1 For Basketball Practice OXFORD, O., Dec. 3. Thirty boys yesterday responded to Coach Beekley's call for basketball practice at the McGutfey high school. Russell Huston, manager of the team, is negotiat ing for games with Connersville, Liberty and Richmond, Ind., also with Eaton and Camden. McGuffey's football team did not suffer a defeat during the season just closed, so the prospect is good for a fine basketball team. Ohio News Flashes V I EAST LIVERPOOL Prices have begun to slide in this city since the! reduction in the price of bread. Coal dropped 50 cents a ton; pork chops, pork steak and potatoes also made noticeable declines. TOLEDO Bandits kidnapped and robbed Mason Jones, an automobile ! dealer here, according to a story told by Jones. He said they took him to ; Trilby, Ohio, where they imprisoned ! him in a church. He worked loose of j ropes and made his escape. Jones was robbed of $25. I COLUMBUS Uncertainty of land

Shirts to His Liking In Silk, Madras, Japanese Crepe or any of the other attractive fabrics now on the market. They touch the right spot with any man who is particular about his personal appearance. If you are bent on making him a gift of one or more, be sure to see our layout. We are sure you will not regret it.

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Think of being able to come into our wonderful stock of bedroom furniture, including all the most desirable period styles. ;md ra',;e your choice at new low prices!

Electric Iron This G-pound Electric Iron is a $6.50 value for $4.33. Every one is fully guaranteed, and beating element so constructed as to save current. Six - foot cord, detachable plug and double-deck steel stand. An ideal an inexpensive gift.

Here is a great, big, comfortable, overstuffed Rocker that would make a fine gift for dad or that grown-up son in your home. Very well constructed, and upholstered in a grade of imitation leather that will wear hetter than most real leather. It is but $33.50.

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values may cause the order of the Tax commission, requiring the ire-apprais-ment of real estate in 61 counties of the state, to be rescinded. The counter proposition is that every county be allowed to determine for itself whether its property is appraised at full value. COLUMBUS Death, injuries and property losses by fires in the state of Ohio is greater this year than in 1919, according to State Fire Marshal William J. Leonard. Increases over last year in loss of life is 85; injured, 114. Mexican rope-soled shoes are now sold in England, and for dry weather wear they are said to be cool and comfortable. REALTY TRANSFERS. Charles D. Shideler to Joseph E. Berg, lot 43, E. Starr's addition to city: $1. David J. Coppock to trustees A. M The New Edhon LART?lSQNr P "IN THE WESTCOTT P 3 REED'S ces Are Down 3 to members king stand or a m suite for wife

r the daughter a new table and reading rniture or toys for the little folks!. You :e, and they can be had on payment of but y amounts to suit your convenience.

ll'IIIIHIIIIMMIMIltllC ISuy Christmas Gifts on Our New 3 Months' Cash Plan by paying only onefourth down, one-fourth in 30 days, one-fourth in 60 days and onefourth in 90 days. This gives you the full advantage of spot - cash prices and saves you the difference. ROCKER SPECIAL

E. church. Fountain City, lot 8, Fountain City; $540. Richmond Water Softener Co to Robert H. Fetta, part block A, E. Starr's addition to city; $1. Christian F. Ljchtenberg to Bart Parker, part northeast section 4. township 17, range 12, consisting of 40.79 acres; $1. Christian F. Lichtenberg, to Bart

A Fine Watch for His Gift

Where is there a man who would not accept a quality watch as a gift? It's about as useful a piece of jewelry as any man would care to possess. We want you to see our present selection which for choice is the largest and most beautiful in our history. Gruens, Hamiltons, Elgins in 7 to 2 1 jewel grades.

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All Dining Suites at LOWERED PRICES

With new low prices in effect, it becomes a very easy matter to get a fine new dining room suite to have in your home for the Christmas holidays. Here you will find all the newe.st period styles represent d in every desirab!-" wood and finish and prices are clear to bed rock.

This Massive Buffett $29.30 This is just one of the many styles of odd Buffets which wo are putting on ;-pecial sale at unusually attractive prices. Herd's your chance to secure a new buffet for your c'.in'.tm room at much less than regular. If you do not happen to have the entire amount in cash, pay what you can. and we will arrange convenient credit terms tor the balance.

Water Motor S07 Efl Washer, priced. I 1 $1.00 Cash $1.00 Weekly

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Parker, part northwest section ,. 9. township 17. range 12, consisting, of 56 acres; $1. ' - Christian F. Lichtenberg to . Bart. Parker, part southeast section 4. township 17, range 12, consisting of 51.30 acres; SI. Hans H. Wagner to Anna AVessel. part lot 56. J. Smith's addition to city; $100. & Co. r

Xot only can you buy now at the greatest possible saving in actual money, hut you can take advantage of the lowered prices here by paying but a small amount down, arranging convenient credit terms for the balance. Put a new dining suite in your home for this Christmas.

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