Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 292, 8 December 1922 — Page 20

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.; FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 1922.

GEORGE WHITE, EATON, GETS SPECIAL PRIZE AT POULTRY EXHIBIT

EATON', Ohio, Dec 8. To a dark

Cornish game cock brd went the hon

or of being declare-i the best male

bird in the fifth annual show of the

western Ohio Poultry Fanciers' club

being held here this -week. The bird

is the proparty of George White, of

Eaton, -who was prerented a special prize. A special prize was won by

Ernest Fisher, of Eaton, for exhibit

ing the best female bird in the show

a w nue w yanaotre punet.

John Bohlman, of Eaton, won a spe

cial award for the best display In the

American class. Paul Ehler, of West Alexandria, won a special for the best display in the English class; also a

special for the best two cock birds, best two cockerels, best two hen and best two pullets in the Buff Orpington class. Other specials awarded were: Merrill Guenther, West Manchester, best male and best female in the Barred Rock class; Lord and Pardonner, Middletown, O., best male and beat female in the S. C R. L Red class. The entries in tho show were judged by Eugene Sites, of Elyria,' nationally known poultry judge. Awards twere made upon comparison of the birds. Between 200 and 300 birds competed. An egg exhibit feature of t'i show Is yet to be judged. Tho complete list of awards on birds: Dark Barred Rock. John Bohlman, Eaton Three cocks, 1 hen, 5 pullets, 1 young pen, one old pen; Ben H. Thomas, Eaton, 1-5 ckl; Merrill Guenther, West Manchester, 1 c, 2 ckl, 3 h, 3 pit; Frank Waggonrodt, Eaton, 1-2-4 pltj H. C. Woodruff, Oxford, 3-4 ckl; Virgil Chambers, Eldorado, 2 c 2 h. White Wyandotte Li. D. Bummers Ingomar On c, 4 ckl 1 h, 2-3-4 pit, 1 yp; Ernest Fisher, Eaton, 1-3 ckl, 1 pltj Frank- Smith, Eaton, 2 ckL 5 pit. Buff Wwandotte. William Fisher, Eaton AH awards, without competition. Silver Wyandotte. Scott A. Hawley, New Parls-All awards, without competition. Patridge Wyandotte. H. E. Woodruff, Oxford 1 c, 1 ckl, 1-2 h. 1-3 pit, 1 op; Allen W. Floyd, Lewlsburg, 2 ckl, 2 pit, 2 op. S. C. Rhode Island Red. Robert F. Stephens, Eaton, 2c, 2 ckl, 3-4 pit; M. A. Forley, Eaton, lc, 2 h, 5 pit; Frank Waggonrodt, Eaton, 2 ckl, - pit; Lord & Pardomyr, Middletown, 3c, 1 ckl, 1 h. R. C, Rhode Island Red. H. C. Duvall. Eaton, lc. 1-2 ckl. 1-2 h; M. A. Worley, Eaton, 34 ckl. Black Langshang. II. E. Woodruff, Middletown, Ohio. All awards, without competition. 5. C. Black Minorca. Frank Smith, Eaton, All awards, without competition. 6. C. White Leghorn. - Frank Wajgonrodt, Eaton, first cock; Fred Heisman, West Alexandria, second on cock. Buff Orpington.

Paul Ehler, West Alexandria, first and second on cock, first and fourth cockerel second and third hen; first

and second pullet, first young pullet;

E. L. Weiand, Eaton, second and fourth hen, second and third cockerel, tbird

and fourth pullet, first hen. Dark Cornish.

George White, Eaton, first and second cock, fourth hen; J. II. Coleman,

REAL INDIANS IN FETE

IN WHICH EAST AND WEST JOINT

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Mrs. Perry Grimes spent Saturday

and Sunday In Dayton the guest of

relatives ....The Sisterhood girls will hare a sale Dec. 16.... Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Hook and Mrs. Gurtie Houser were Dayton shoppers Saturday......

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Heff ron of Akron were the guests Sunday of Mr. and

Mrs. Harry Miller Sunday. Mr. Heff-

ron Is a brother of Mrs. Miller... .Mr.

and Mrs. William Nicodemus entertained her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Judge Byron Landls.... Lyndon Street spent

part of last week with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Tell Street Mrs. Anna

Furry is spending a few days in Dayton with her sister, Carrie Barton, and daughter, Grace. She la having dentist work done while there The first

high school basketball game will be played with Germantown at Germantown Friday night. .... .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christmer spent Saturday and Sunday in Dayton. .. .Revival services will be held at the M. E. church during

Christmas vacation The Missionary study was conducted at the home of

A two day celebration In honor of the birthday ot genial St. Nicholas. Including a pageant and oratorio. In which the East and the West will join, will take place at St. Mark's-ln-the-Bouwerie, Mew York city, December 8 and 9. Symbolic plays of India and a ritualistic ceremony of the Pawnee Indiana will be presented. Photo tw of OB-ke-non-ton, Mohawk Indian singer, who will take part In the celebration, '

Franklin, Ohio, fourth cock, first, second and third hen, first, second and third pullet; Karns Brothers, Eaton, third cock, fifth hen, fourth pullek -Penciled Runner Ducks. Brookside Farms, Foster, Ohio, first drake, first duck. White Muscovy Ducks. Brookside Farms, Foster, Ohio, first drake, first duck.

Suburban

GRATIS, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kiracofe and family called on his mother, Mrs. Kiracofe Sunday afternoon.... An automobile race contest is being conducted at the Brethren church. The class winning the race will be given a banquet supper. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Shaw and family of Germantown were the guests Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darragh... .Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman and family visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Roy Doty and son were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doty Mr. and Mrs.

A Clean Shave Gives you new pep. 6 skilled barbers Harter's Shop In the Murray Bldj.

Bert Focht of Miamisburg are moving

to town. Mr. Focht Is the foreman of

New burg's Tobacco warehouse here..

Mrs. Eva Zimmerman Tuesday evening The first six grades will have a Christmas entertainment at the school house. The seventh and eighth grades and high school will have a Christmas entertainment at the halL

ECONOMY, Ind. Ralph Fisher was pleasantly surprised Friday night by

his friends In honor of his twentieth!

birthday anniversary. Games and con

tests were features of the evening. Refreshments consisted of popcorn, candy and apples. Those present were Misses

Blanch Temple, Meree Oler, Leon a

Petty, Martha Weaver, Rena Manning, Elizabeth Manning, Mary Mendenuall,

Margaret Bowman, Helen Lundy, Lelia Lamb, Marjorie Lamb, Edna Saunders,

Mary Fisher, Rhoda Cain and Helen1

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Bread, Cakes, Rye Bread.- j

Fisher; Karl Weyl. Raymond Jordan, Ralph Fisher, Thomas Marshall, Fred Luellen, Cecil Charles, Elmer Temple, Forest Cain, George Cain, James Lundy Delbert Cain Virgil Oler- and Rex Fisher.... Mr. and Mrs. William Hod-

son and children of near Carlos were guests 6f Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrison, Sunday....;. Mrs. Nan Cook went to Richmond Wednesday to spend thfl week end with her daughter, Mrs. O. T. Knode.

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Gifts of Distinction Moderately. Priced Holiday Features Presenting the Famous IFoddivorth Lines America s Finest Perfume Specialties

KARESS Compacts .....$1.50 Toilet Waters $3.50 Talcum .$1.00 Terfume $3.50

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KARESS and FIANCEE Perfume Sets $2.25 to $13.00 Individual or combination packages in beautiful silk lined boxes original in assortment and decoration establishing, new standards of style, beauty and value irresistible in their appeal to the discriminative consumer. We are now showing the entire Holiday assortment for gift giving. Make Our. Store Your Gift Shop

Tempting Xmas Candy

A beautiful Christmas box of tempting Whitman's Canny will express just the sentiment you want to convey. And they'll be appreciated, you may be sure for who could resist the deliclously filled, rich Chocolates and creamy Bon Bons? PRICE'S 916 Main St,

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THE HOUSE OF FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

Sale Saturday

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Silk Hats Slipper Satin Hats Brocade Mettle Hats

The Very Latest Hats

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Hats Originally Sold for $7.50 and $10.00

$25 $50

$75 5100 DIAMONDS of rare color and beauty. Must be seen to be appreciated.

Charles H. Haner JEWELER 810 Main St. Glasses Fitted

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A Tremendous Sale of Phonograph Records and Player Rolls Saturday, December 9th Beginning at 9 :00 o'clock A. M. For One Day Only

The prices will be so low that you cannot fail to take advantage of this great offer. These are brand new Records and Rolls in fact, we received just this week, a shipment of many hundreds of Player Rolls (of a well known make) which we are throwing into this sale regardless of original selling price and cost. This is an opportunity which has not been afforded in this city before and it is doubtful if it will be duplicated, therefore, NOW is the time to take advantage of it and it will be desirable to be here when the sale opens.

The Starr Piano Company

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The Treasure House of Useful Gifts

This year, more than any previous year, we have assembled an inviting array of USEFUL GIFTS gifts that are appreciated because of their utility as well as their beauty and appropriateness. A few of the things we suggest as coming under this heading of Useful gifts, are HOSIERY for men, women or children. NECKWEAR for men, women or children. BATHROBES for men, women and children. KIMONOS for women and children. THE BABYLAND department is complete with useful gifts for the baby. FOR THE HOME We suggest Boudoir lamps, candle sticks, bookends, table scarfs, cushions, bed spreads, buffet scarfs, table linens, towels and towel sets. , HUNDREDS of other items of gifts merchandise appropriate as gifts because of their utility as well as beauty will be found in this CHRISTMAS store.

REAL SILK HOSIERY Offered as substandards and we Qftf invite comparison, per pair .t.......OUt

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LEE B NUSBAUM CO.

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