Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 244, 13 October 1922 — Page 16

PAGE SIXTEEN

. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, OCT. 13, 1922.

CORN CROP IN OHIO IS WELL MATURED; FORECAST BIG YIELD It la not often that summer waits as It has in Qhio this year until almost the last field of late planted com has matured before turning the farmer's crops over to the care of autumn. The state average yield Is now forecast at aboujt one bushel per' acre higher than seemed indicated

from conditions of a month ago and this Increase is largely in the late planted sections. The improvement in corn prospects is most marked in the northern counties the hot and dry weather may have caused fields in southwestern Ohio to ripen so soon that the yield was reduced. ' This year the quality of the crop Is fairly uniform over the state. Though the condition of corn in Ohio is five points below the crop of-a year ago the three per cent increase .in acreage almost makes up for the lower condition so that the indicated total crop is only a little below that of the 3921 crop. It is estimated at about 125,000,000 Trashel3. The United States

crop will not be more than 10 per cenf less than last year's record crop. This year's crop is especially heavy in the surplus state of Iowa and the crop will be large in Illinois. Clover Disappointing ' Inquiry from 400 farmers throughout the .more important clover seed sec

tions of the state shows an average yield per acre of 1-13 bushels. Altogether the turnout of clover seed is a disappointment, though 60 days ago the prospects seemed good for a fair yield. The October potato forecast for Ohio is about a half million bushels above the September estimate and Is

placed at 10,850,000 bushels by Statistician C. J. West of the state-federal crop reporting service. This is a potato crop for Ohio 50 per cent larger than last year's crop though not so large as the 1920 crop. The United States crop will be about 25 per cent above last year's crop and i3 estimated at 433,000,000 bushels. The larger crop of this year is reflected in the comparative prices for potatoes of $1.26 per bushel to farmers on Sept. 15 of this year and $2.05 for the state average at the same time last year.

Each of the leading truck crops show about a five per cent increase iu acre

age over last year in Ohio. Onion

yields per acre are fair while the yield

MRS. HARDING IS ABLE TO ARISE FROM SICKBED WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. Mrs. Harding sat up yesterday for the first time since she was taken seriously ill five weeks ago. Brig. Gen. Sawyer, the White House physician, said Mrs.

Harding remained out of bed 12 min

utes and that her condition was good.

First M.E. Parish Night

Attracts Large Crowd

Large attendance featured the first

parish . night program held at the

First Methodist church Thursday

evening. A basket supper was held,

after which there were devotional

services for an hour, followed by an

hour of recreation and entertainment. These program will be held each

Thursday throughout the winter.

of tomatoes, cabbage and sweet pota

toes are all high, according to Starts

ticlan C. J. West, of the state-federal

crop reporting service.

Asher Council Will Attend

First Af. E. Church Sunday All members of the Virginia Asher

Business Women's council are. urged to attend the morning preaching serv

ices at the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday when the club will occupy a special section of seats. The

tcouncil will meet in front of

church at 10:15 o'clock.

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FOR SATURDAY Another Millinery SALE at $00

Last Saturday was so successful in our sale of Hats at $5.00 that we immediately secured many more Hats to offer at this popular price. Hat3 of Lyons Velvet, Panne Velvet, high-grade Felts and Velours, feather and ornament trim.

And at $10 and $1

will be found groups of exclusive Hats that are, indeed, bargains. All hand-made Hats and ONE OF A KIND.

LEE B. NUSBAUM CO.

Buy Your Week-End Supply Bread, Rolls and Cakes Here Henry Farwig & Son 1031 Main St

$4.00 Folding Card Tables Special, $2.98

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In a Special Sale!

For tomorrow -Saturday we have arranged a large group of hats of the better kindat a price far less than their actual value! THIS SALE FOR ONE DAY TOMORROW ONLY ;

Styles MUSHROOMS POKES MATRON HATS MISS HATS TURBANS TRICORNES IRREGULAR BRIMS

THIS " exceptional collection of smart styles is composed of new shipments, augmented by a selection from the higher priced Hats in our own stocks. Each Hat would be a most unusual value at a considerably higher price at $5.00 they are extraordinary I

We Advise Early Shopping for the Best Selection

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Demonstration Tomorrow Saturday, October 14th all day at our store by a factory expert who will tell you all about the wonderful advantages and features of the World Famous

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This stove is a small furnace itself and will add to the beauty and comfort of your home. Special Prices Will Be Quoted On All Stoves in our big stock tomorrow. We invite you to this unusual display and demonstration.

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