Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 260, 1 November 1922 — Page 9
FARMERS' LIMITED PURCHASING POWER BLOW TO RETAILERS
(By Associated Press) ABILENE, Kan., Nov. X The limited buying power of farmers has dealt a staggering blow to profits of dealers In agricultural implements, according to Herbert J. Hodge of this city, secretary of the Western Retail Implement and Hardware association. However, the dealers are" trying to meet it by aiding the farmer in various ways, Mr. Hodge said.V "We lecognlze that unless we can absorb the advances in the prices of materials, labor and coal, reflected in the cost of our commodities, the farmer cannot buy from us," said Mr. Hodge. "The farmer already has been letting bis equipment run down. We recognize that what helps the farmer helps our business. "For one thing, we are working with the farm bureaus, the manufacturers' Associations and the department of commerce to standardize machine-! and parts, and to eliminate unnecessary parts. The farm bureaus want their members to be able to buy a sec1 tion or guard to fit any machine; we are with them in that desire. "For another thing, we have been conducting 'repair weeks early in the season, that farmers might order their repairs early and that we might be ready for them, for we recognized that many farmers were unable to buy entire new machinery. At the same time we encourage the purchase and use of power machinery wherever feasible." The Theatres MURRETTE "The Hands of Kara" is the next photoplay in which the brilliant Clara Kimball Young will star. It is announced for the Murrette theatre on Thursday, and it should prove one of the season's most entertaining photoplays. Richard Washburn Child, the present Ambassador from the United States to Italy, 13 the author of this very successful novel, which ran for many weeks as a serial in Collier's Magazine. In its book form it has had a wide sale, and it is considered one of the best sellers of the year. "The Hands of Nara" marks an admirable picture, and it provides the
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Head 0 Hawaiian Act i 4f IFasMnfon Started Career In Amateur Role From amateur to professional entertainer was but a natural step in the career of M. R. Bell, head of Bell's Hawaiian entertainers playing at the Washington theatre all of this week. In discussing the steps leading to his adoption of the stage as the medium through which he was to give the American public the native tunes and dances of true Hawaiia, Mr. Bell, who by the way, is a full blooded son of the Islands, tells it in this way: "I Just got into the habit of meeting with some of my boy friends and playing with them for our own amuse ment. Everyone in Hawaiia can play some instrument: it just seems to be in the air that mania and ability to play the stringed Instruments. Go on Stage "Once in a while we would play for a dance or evening's entertainment. which finally led to appearances at 'amateur night' affairs. . It was from this point that we made the step to the stage upon the suggestion of people who had heard us play. I have al ways had my own company since began back in 1912, and it all came about because whenever the boys wanted to get an engagement to play somewhere they would always pick me for the one to have the responsibility of getting the job." That Mr. Bell's work as manager has been successful is evidenced by the fact that the company has not missed a day in the past two years in appear ing Deiore tne public, this is un usual for any act. Bell's True Name Knowing that Mr. Bell's name hard ly could be Bell if he was truly. Ha wailan, questioning brought out the fact that his full Hawaiian name is Lopeka Manuala Pele, which translated into English means Manual Robert Bell. He is -enthusiastic about hi3 homeland and is anxious to return for STORING UP ENERGY FOR THE WINTER Begin Now Taking Father John's Medicine to Build Flesh and Strength. No better time than the present can be found in which to build the flesh ant strength, t h t vital energy needed for the coming winter. For this purpose no better tonic-food body-builder can be used than Father John's Medicine, which i3 of superior food value and guaranteed, purity. The rich body-building, strengthgiving elements of Father John's Medicine are combined in a form most easily taken up by those who are weak and run-down. That is why many people gain flesh and weight steadily while taking this old-fashioned family medicine. Father John's Medicine is safe to give to every member bf the family because it is guaranteed free from alcohol and dangerous, narcotic drugs in any form. Begin taking it. Advertisement. PALACE TODAY Violet ITseran and Jack Livingston in a Splendid Story of the Southwest "Out of the Depths" A smashing tale of the gold mining camps. With it a new Snub Pollard Comedy li. J THE EDWIN C.
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lodge are urged to attend in order ta extend proper greeting and hospitality to the visitors. The meeting will open at 1 o'clock. . . - Work is to be resumed In the old copper mines of Finland, which were discovered in 1757 and operated in a primitive manner for 130 years. ECZEMA or mja-y itcHintf aldn troabl Itiamily lUUeti by HyJmtal Salt Thnnmnia owe persmtmt ears to of Hydraa! Sl. AU dmuit 25c od SOo TEL HT51QSAL LABORATORIES CO.. CkW.1 Free Sample on Request. .'V . , be Elected Prosecutor Mr. Pace is not seeking odea for personal gain, but will endeavor to meet the wishes of all the people, and not certain people. Mr. Pace Is well known aa a sincere friends of the-common people. Mr. Pace does not seek the support of those who would evade the laws or those who would use him to protect their grafting, malicious schemes, for they shall be disappointed. Mr. Pace realizes the magnitude of the duties and responsibility connected with the office of Prosecutor. Therefore, he will appoint a good, able and reputable attorney who will assist him in all cases of prosecution. Help elect Mr. Pace and he will make it his duty to see that no good citizen will ever become a victim of a frame-up. Mr. Pace is the only fearless candidate for a judicial office that believes in a strict enforcement of the law with sincerity. Mr. Pace's candidacy will appeal not only to the rank and file of the Democratic party, but also to the forward-looking and independent men and women of Wayne county. If Mr. Pace is elected he can assure the voters that he will execute the duties of the office honestly, faithfully and impartially. Your support, as well as whatever efforts you may make in behalf of Mr. Pace, especially In seeing that your friends attend the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1922, will bo duly approdated. LAST TIMES TO DAY J , The Sensation of New York Six Reels of Comedy and Melodrami Another his one by the man who produced "Mickey" and "Molly O." A revelation of the night lights and brights of New York. With This a Comedy "A Rag Doll Also Murrette Strinjr Orchestra Coming Thursday CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG -ln"The Hands of Nara"
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