Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 338, 15 December 1921 — Page 2
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SAYS CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING BENEFITS FARMERS AND PUBLIC pianist, MILTON, Ind., Dec. 15. "Farmers co-operative marketing; associations wherever tried, have resulted in betirr prices to the farmer, with no increase, but on the contrary, a reduction in the price the consumer paid," said Prof. U A. Pittinger of Muncie. speaking to a meeting of the Washington township farmers' association in the Milton Grange hall Wednesday night. Citing examples of prosperity resulting from co-operative selling, the speaker told of the plight of Denmark as told him by a Danish college professor when he was attending college, contrasted with its present prosperity as reported by a neighbor who had traveled through it two years ago.. Mentioning the California co-operatives, he stated 10 years ago, grape vines or orange trees were an incumbrance, making the land worth less than if it was bare. Co-operative selling has resulted in getting better prices for the producers with no corresponding raise in price to the consumer. "We must be allowed living prices in order to have a little leisure to lead and study our problems and to meet and talk over our problems," he concluded. Refers to "Old Guard." Referring to the "old guard," opposition to the agricultural bloc, Pittin per said: "We must have legislative justice, and we are getting it through the bloc. I agree with President Harding that blocs are not the proper things for passing laws, but -we found 140 offices devoted to special legislation when we went to Washington, and we were forced into forming a bloc. We are only doing openly what others have been doing secretly fo. years." Explanation of several state federation activities was given by County President Everett Hunt in answer to questions from the audience. On request of the township chairman, that a substitute vice president be elected to take Earl Crawford's place, as he is. too busy, to attend many meetings, Ross Doddridge and William Wessel were nominated and tying in votes, they were named first and second vice chairmen, respectively. Song Pleases. A unique touch to the program was the song by Harry Doty, cnoosing nnp of the farm bureau songs from the new book, he struck a popular chard and wa3 recalled for an encore. Hi? wife accompanied him on the piano. Other music was furnished by a newly organized local orchestra, whoss program was interspersed Tvith lively dance music that Eet many feet to stirring restlessly. A xylophone was included among their instruments and attracted much attention from the audience. Members who played at the meeting were: Estin Dailey, cornetist; Olin Davis, OXIDAZE TABLETS Made with Essential Oils For Politicians Auctioneers Clergymen Lecturers Singers Anyone who speaks or sings in public, whose voice is apt to grow husky or weak from the strain, will find that one Oxidaze tablet' slowly disolved in the mouth before speaking or singing, will make a world of difference. The voice stays strong and clear and nat ural even during an unusual strain. Thousands of people have testified to the remarkable value of these pure essential oil tablets, which bring such quick relief In cases of Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, Soreness or Tickling in the Throat, Bronchitis, Bronchial Irritation, Bronchial Asthma, Coughs, Colds, and as a preventative against Grippe, Influena and Pneumonia. One small, inexpensive package of "Oxidaze" tablets will quickly prove the value of pure essential oil in cases of this kind; if they are always kept in the house for use in an emergency, they may save you many days of serious illness or discomfort. A, G. Luken & Co. or any good druggist can supply you. Advertisement. Everyday Ad-Ventures When the Great Annual Worry draws near and you say to yourselfas you always do before every Christmas "How do they expect a mere man to pick out presents that a bunch of women will like?" And you know that the answer is "Well, they do expect it all the sanu and you better get. on your job. too." and so you begin to consider what your mother and your sisters and your aunts might consider favorably as holiday offerings from you And all the time you realize that you're probably the world's worst shopper, because you haven't any ideas and you hate to spend your time in the crowded stores and altogether you're a wrong number when it conies to this sort of thing And then you remember that the Palladium is running a list of "Gifts For Her" in the Christmas Gift Suggestions columns of its classified section Which you immediately consult, with the result that you have the presents for your "girls" all handpicked and waiting for you to call at the special stores mentioned in the ads and you feel that you're wearing a smile a foot long, because Your Christmas Shopping's All Over Till Next Year! (Copyright 19:i)
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This Is a YEAR of all r.iv vour family the Gift Gifts a Studebaker Car. Complete Studebaker Service Repairing on all makes cars, work guaranteed. Let us completely overhaul your car. Brower Auto Sales Co. Studebaker Dealers 21-23 S. 7th St. Phone 6019
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1921.
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phonist. otner members of the orchestra are Homer De Granute, Dwight Drown and Howard Warren, saxophonists and drummer. Generous Supper A generous plate supper was served to all who attended, a hundred in num-
year before leaving the hall. Solicitors for the east side of the river are: Clark Faucett, Charles Kerlin, Charles Marlatt, Benton Whlssler, Walter Burgess, Mark Doddridge, C. Wilson, Richard Houseworth, Herman Wolford and Alfred Sample. On the west side, solicitors are: Harper Lindsay. Louis Kleiber, Albert Ferris and Andrew Kerber.
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Never in our history of value-giving have we been able to offer such a value as can be found in this massive three-piece Tapestry Suite. Now for cash, $166.67.
one. OFF ON ALL XMAS GOODS
All Children's Toys, Wagons, Tricycles, Doll Carts, Smokers' Gateleg Tables, Lamps, Book Weights, Candle Sticks, Vases, Table Lamps, Davenport Tables, Parlor Tables, Odd Chairs and Rockers, Desks and numerous odd Christmas gift articles to be included in this Sweeping Discount Sale for cash.
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state militia, made up the party. The new mayor was presented with a gavel made of wood taken from the old Main street bridge. The gavel was decorated with bands of gold which were inscribed with the words: "Mayor 1922-26, Lawrence A. Handley. Presented by Co. K, Third Infantry. honor of; I. S. M." Handley. ( Speeches were made by Walker :
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OUR LAY-AWAY-UNTIL-X3IAS OFFER You can take advantage of this sale to buy Furniture Christmas presents for your family. You need not dela: your buying for proper time delivery. We'll glady hold any article and deliver it Christmas eve, or whenever you desire. Make your selections now.
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DINING ROOM SUITES f A fl in Walnut or Mahogany. . . X 5 t No better time than now to buy that Dining Room Outfit, especially when you get your choice of our complete stock at 33 1-3 per cent off for spot cash. It will pay you to purchase now.
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Wadman and Leroy Hodge. An original poem, composed In memory of the company, was recited by Mr. Handley In response to the reception accorded blm. EX-CONGRESSMAN DIES SOUTH AMBOV, N. J.. Dec. 15 Mayor Thomas J. Scully, 53 years old.
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1 Many Are Taking Advantage of This Offer During Our Big Christmas Sale on Tapestry Furniture Wise shoppers realize the advantage of paying cash, consequently they buy and save. The prices here quoted are spot cash prices. An account, however, may be opened, but in such a case the regular prices must be charged. M w ft n y CREDIT Do not hesitate to make our store your complete Christmas store. Even though you do not have the ready cash, our charge account plan is at your service, and we'll gladly arrange a Christmas charge account whereby you can buy what you want and pay for it after the first of the year or on a regular payment plan. 7
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