Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 193, 24 June 1921 — Page 3

-ADDITIONAL FIELDS DISCOVERED INFESTED WITH CHINCH BUGS

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921.

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Other cases of infestation

! chinch bugs were discovered Thursday as a result of investigation i prompted by accounts in Wednesday's ; papers of the first field to suffer. I The worst case found Thursday was j that on the farm of Roy Roberts, on j the Middleboro pike northeast of Rich- j mond. Mr. Roberts has a rye field from which chinch bugs are just be- j ginning to migrate to a corn field near i by. He first noticed the bugs Thurs-I day after reading the accounts in the J paper, and immediately stopped field work and telephoned J. L. Dolan, county agent. Mr. Dolan visited the '

farm in the afternoon, identified the pest and prescribed the remedywhich Mr. Roberts at once put into operation. Archibald Brooks, of Green township, also reports the presence of the bug on his farm, but in an isolated position where it can do little damage. They are also very few in number, as the severe storm on Sunday. June 19, killed many. Centered In Perry rewstation in Wayne county two years ago centered in Perry township and instances of infestation have since been reported from nearby territory. As a consequence, farmers in that neighborhood are watching closely for the bugs this year. Surrounding counties, so far as can be discovered, have no unusual damage from the chinch bug, and so far it has been found in threatening numbers in only two places in Wayne. Other counties of Indiana, however, report serious damage from the pest, as the open winter, and the succeeding dry weather have been unusually favorable to the insects. Fayette county, however, is Faid to have been free at all times, nor have the counties of Randolph, Henry, Union and of Preble and Darke in Ohio, reported serious chinch bug damage. The chinch bus Is. very small, less than an eighth of an inch in length, and black, with a white bar across the back. The young are red or pink.

children and grandchildren of Mrs. Sarah Polley reminded her of her seventy-ninth birthday, Tuesday, June 20. A cake with 79 candles was served at the luncheon hour. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Richards, Mrs. Edna Knoll and son Evon, of Greenville; Mr. and Mrs. Jake Polley

jof Bethel,-Mr. Elmon Polley and famfrom'Hy'o' Glen Kara, Mrs. Delia Thomas,

Mrs. Hazel Miller and children and Mr. and Mrs. Will Polley. .Howard Harley and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Harley, Sunday...... Mrs. Leslie Branson and children of Richmond are spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Armacost Mrs. Carl Baker spent Monday evening with Mrs. Ada Kahn. Mrs. Jane Coppock spent part of

last week with her 6on, Omer Coppock and family. . . .Len Slick was the guest of Charles- Richards and family Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Will Ross and daughter were guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Baldwin, of Carlos City, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Simpson of New Madison were guests of Mont Simpson and family Sunday Ivan Richards

and family of Greenville spent Monday night and Tuesday with Mrs. Viola Richards. .. .A large crowd attended the oil meeting Monday evening which was held at the K. of P. opera house. ....Mrs. Opal Ross entertained at a six' o'clock dinner Tuesday on their lawn in honor of her daughter, Miss Mary Ross, the following guests: Miss Miss Dorothy Williams, Empress Mil

ler and Marjorie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Oral Chenoweth and 6on Harold returned Tuesday after a few days' visit with friends at Owen E. P. Ross spenl Sunday with Mr. SiegeJ Ross and family Miss Flo Davis and Mr. Arno Lowdenslager spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis of Greenville .

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of Mrs. Martha Spencer of Lynn was held at the Christian church Monday afternoon at 2:30 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiles were visitors at Williamsbun? Tuesday evening Miss Edna Richards called on Mrs. Ginger Saturday.... Mr. and Mrs. John Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer and Mrs. Black of Bethel were guests of Mr. end Mrs. Charles Hill and daughter. Etta, Sunday. .. .Elmer Fout and family were guests of the latter's brother and family of Castine, Sunday. . . .The

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Don't fail to get your share of these great values call them bargains if you will and make extra efforts to attend this sale as early in the day as possible: We know that people "have? ' been clamoring for lower prices, and we are meeting their demands all the way with prices that are lower than the most rigid economists ever expected them to be. Several values are suggested here.

YOU COULDN'T HOPE FOR BETTER FURNITURE AT LOWER PRICES THAN THESE VALUES BELOW!

A Massive 3-Piece Spring Edge Overstuffed Tapestry Suite, at the Sale Price of . . .

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Be here early! Our doors open promptly 7:30 o'clock.

12-foot -wide Cork Linoleumsquare yard

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Several new fresh rolls of heavy quality genuine Cork Linoleum in 12-foot width; regularly $1.50 square yard. While two full rolls, 250 yards, last the price is only per square yard, 95 cents.

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Tapestry and Velour Rockers for Only. . . '. .

-We have assembled all odd Overstuffed Chairs , and Rockers and are going to dispose of them tomorrow in one great selling at stupendously low prices. They come in several designs, in velour and tapestry upholstering. Prices start at $29.50. .

Overstuffed Suites in designs that meet with the approval of the most discriminating buyers, at prices that meet the demand of all pocketbooks. Wholesale salesmen tell us our prices are beyond a doubt the lowest they have ever seen. The Suite pictured above has loose spring cushions, full spring front dges on each piece, spring arms. It comes covered in handsomely figured, attractively colored tapestry, and the price is only $200.00.

Rock Bottom Prices on Dining Room Furniturea 8-Piece Period Suite in Walnnt is .

$198.00

Library Tables in Walnut or Mahogany for

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And there are Davenport Tables as well as Library Tables in this great sale at greatly reduced prices. The very latest designs are included, and all are richly finished in brown mahogany, oak or walnut. Prices start at $14.95. Convenient terms.

Oak Buffets for as Little as

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It Is quite possible that you can get an oalt Buffet during this sale in a design that will match your present dining room furniture. The one pictured, built of solid oak, fumed finish, sells for $21.50. . Convenient Terms

What an opportunity tomorrow for dressing up the dining room with a beautiful new period Suite. Every Suite, regardless of its former price, is now reduced nearly one-half. They come in your choice of several period designs, in American walnut and mahogany finishes. We have pictured above a handsome Queen Anne Suite consisting of six chairs, one an arm chair, with genuine leather seats; 6-foot extension table, large C2-inch buffet, with lined silver drawer and mirror, in American walnut. Chino closet extra. Priced only $198. Get this big value tomorrow.

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A Bargain! Overstuffed QOI H. Rockers, Only I D One of several designs is pictured above. All have deeply upholstered spring " seats, some with winged backs, and covered in durable imitation Spanish leather. These Rockers will give service and enjoyment for almost a lifetime. Convenient Terms.

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SPOT CASH IS NOT NECESSARY EVEN DURING THIS SALE Even though prices asked on all furniture are now about the lowest that they will be for possibly years to come, we extend the use of our very convenient and liberal credit plan to every customer. Keep your savings account intact! Pay only a small deposit on any purchase and small weekly or semi-monthly payments on the balance.

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GOLDEN OAK NUFOLD The short style, with solid oak frame; upholstered in black imitation leather; can be made into a bed in an instant two pieces of useful furniture in one. CQQ 7 Regular today's price $5S.5j); Downward Drive price $ijiJ I O

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