Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 303, 20 December 1922 — Page 10

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CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY MARKETING EXPLAINED AT FARMERS' MEETING (Special to The Palladium) CAMDEN, Ohio, Dec. 20. Explanation of co-operative dairy marketing, an account of the Chicago national form bureau convention, orchestral music and a hearty supper comprised the entertainment at the meeting of the Somers township branch of the Preble county farm bureau, Tuesday Eight. About 75 men, women and children attended the meeting, which was held in the high school building. I. M Wardlow of Spring Valley, Green conn ty, explained the organization and ac tivities of the Miami Valley Dairy Products selling agency, and an nounced that a committee meeting to consider the purchase of a receiving plant upon which a retail distributing system might be based, would be held in Dayton on "Wednesday He stated that the price of milk had been raised from a price 5 to 10 cents below Chi cago extra quotations, to a present price of three cents above after the formation of a co-operative agency. Ohio had 88 representatives at the national farmers' convention, said E. D. Turner, who was sent to represent Preble county. He told of the testimony given by many representatives, of the beneficial activities of the farm bureaus. Co-operative marketing had proven the salvation of the cotton growers of the south, of the Kentucky tobacco growers, of the Michigan apple producers, Maine potato producers and the dairymen of Minnesota, according to reports from those states. Suggests Extension In discussing possible activities of the farmers' association in Somers township, Mr. Turner suggested extension of the wheat seed improvement which already had resulted in the production of 2,498 bushels of improved seed in Somers township, of an average acre yield three bushels better than the ordinary varieties. He also suggested root rot control work in corn, elimination of the foul brood in bee hives, and the extension of the women and girls' canning and sewing club work, and of a township health project. Old officers of the association were re-elected to serve another year, as follows: W. E. Byers, president; C. E. Yost, secretary-treasurer, and Samuel Boomershine, vice-president. A supper of sandwiches, pickles, coffee and ice cream and cakes was served to all present. Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes DO YOU LOOK HEALTHY The thoroughly healthy woman may not always be beautiful, but she will always be most attractive. She might have the worst features in the world, but she couldn't possibly be homely, and she would always be well liked. That's because there is a physical viality, a physical magnetism about health which attracts others equally healthy, as well as those who lack this divine gift. It is a divine gift, but It can be cul tivated by even the poorest mortal. Yet for some reason, few of ns try to cultivate good health in any systematic way. We take it for granted until act ual illness sends us to doctors and medicine bottles. It's so easy to get well by swallowing an unpleasant teaspoonful of something after each meal! Have you the bright eyes and clear skin of good health? Are you cheer ful, do you sleep well and do you wake refreshed? If you can not say yes to all of these, you are not in normal health, and you are not as pretty and as attractive as you ought to be, and can be. Change your diet to simpler foodsoften a gloomy view of life is only due to chocolate cake or roast pork! A bad complexion is surely due to something of the sort. - Go to bed an hour earlier than you generally do. Have all the windows wide open, and breathe deeply of the pure air before you even try to sleep. A hot drink and an amusing short story will help you drop off if you find sleeping hard. The chances are you'll have bright eyes in the morn ing, for that dull expression is often due to insomnia. ' Marionette While lanoline is an excellent flesh builder, it is not advisable to us,e a sa massage for the face, unless you are sure that you have no tendency to a superflous growth of hair.' If yon choose a cream niflde from fine almond oil you will find that It is nourishing and there will be no doubt about its encouraging the growth of hair. Kate L. After you have had more practice in dancing you will lose this awkwardness of movement. As soon as you can forget that you have muscles. and eet into the rhythm, the music will guide your motions and you will be relieved of your embarrassment. All Inquiries addressed to MIis Forbes In care of thn "Beauty Chats" department will be. answered in these columns In thetr turn. This requires considerable time, however, owinf? to the great number rw-ivi-d. So if a personal or au'ker reply is desired, a stamped and self-addressed envelope imst bp encl rs1 with th n" ?rtiotv The tgdior. Pile Sufferers Don't become despondent try Dr. Leonhardt's HEM-ROID no greasy salves no cutting a harmless remedy that is guaranteed to quickly banish all misery, or costs nothing. A. G. Luken Drug Co. Advertisement.

A MESH BAG The Ideal Gift for Her We have a new stock of Mesh Bags in Silver and Green Gold $1.50 to $30.00 We al&o have them in small sizes for the little girls. For Him Sterling Silver Belt Buckles and genuine leather Belts, special complete $2.75 ED. E. WENDLING Jeweler 1021 Main St

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The finest array of doll carts that we have ever shown. The best qualities made just like baby's big cart, they have fine rubber tires, solid bottoms, upholstered in various colors, tan, gray, white and black wicker. A size for every girl $3.95, $4.75, S6.00, $8.25, S9.C0, $10.00, $12.00 Toy Phonographs Make the nursery complete with a phonograph that plays. Spe cial price $4.95 Also Bubble Books of all kinds. Special prices for 2 weeks. 90c each BOYS' TOYS Auto Garage with (J- prj 2 cars - JJ J..DU Tool Chests, ' Q1 flfl complete ipAUU Blackboards Pf at ...bye Automatic C)fT Sleds CpJL.O Boys' Ice Q- opr Cycles ?.D Guns OtJL STEAMBOATS Metal steamboats that run by friction weight. Two fine sizes $1.00 and $1.69

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Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Dolls for the baby and the little miss funny characters they will love,-little dolls for every day play, dolls that say mama, Susy rag dolls that you can wash, daddy long legs and flapper dolls. Reasonably priced. China Dolls .$1.98 to $6.00 Teddy Bears, at ..$1.25, 98c, $1.48 Flapper Dolls, at $2.9S Grandaddy Long Legs $1.98 Susy Rag Doll, at $1.4S Jester Kewpies $1.48 Mama Dolls, large sizes ...'..$2.93 and countless others they will enjoy. BLOCKS Every boy and girl loves to build with blocks. Many games can be played witii them. Small alphabet blocks . . . Fine Liberty blocks . . . . 25 c 29? Other educational games are to be found in toyland including black J-I AQ U" boards, at ip J..UU

FIRE ENGINES Every boy wants a fire engine; all fric- QQ tion operated engines fUX.cO Hook and Ladder at SI. 98 All friction trains at . $1.9S

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Well, isn't it time to say hurrah! Just think, Romey's Toytown is open for visitors today with all the Christmas things on parade. Yes, siree; there will be a regular circus parade, too, with wooden animals that were made for you ' and dolls that wind up and play real music and then dance with you to the'music they play and funniest dancing clowns and automobiles that wind up and run like everything and little sails and bugs and things vthat crawl and great "Puss in Boots" that mews when you pinch him and horses that rock and oh, just lots of things, and everything and everything. And remember Santa is here in person at the Romey store. Bring the kiddies in and let them tell their wants, better yet, bring him your Santa Claus letter.

ELECTRIC TRAINS Elcetric trains with tracks that run on the floor. Stations, trees, switches, signals and everything for a real railroad. Wind up ones too that are complete

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COASTER WAGONS Coaster and express wagons, large and small beds, disteel wheels, ball bearing, solid built, steel and rubber tires $4.50, $5 to $8

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EXPRESS WAGONS . Metal body solid built express wagons, all sizes for 551.25 UP OTHER TOYS Bizy and Trip Hammer 65C Crawling Alligators 50C Wicker and Metal Doll flCkr Chairs . ...Oil

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The Biggest Assembly of the Latest Games Novelty educational and entertaining games for the old as well as the young. The family to play . these games. See our line at low prices. Crokinole games and combination sets with double faces. 100 possible games $6.00 Bang bird shooting game $1 3 in 1 target game $1.69 Golf like Sarazen plays 98c Telephone (that ring) ...93s Auto speedway races ...98o Boxing contest games $1.00

Jumping . Rabbits . Barking Dogs Rolling Monkeys Telephones at Friction Child on Sled 75c ...60c $1.25 98c $1.25

AUTOMOBILESLIKE DAD'S Automobiles like dad's Dodges, Cadillacs, Roaniers and all the fine makes, speeder s t yl e s, with all equipment $5. $8.50, $12, $13.50 to $22

Every Little Girl Wants Dishes Tea and Dinner Sets for your doll's party. Pretty painted metal dishes that won't break. A fine, large selection. 35c sets 69c sets 75c sets

PIANOS Symphony Pianos in 3 size3, every girl wants one. Special prices $1.00 $1.50 $2.00

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The winter man said we would have a lot of nice white Hake snow that will give the kiddies plenty of sledding. We have different sizes and makes. Low prices. CHAIRS Every little boy and girl wants a new chair. All sizes and all makes rockers and standing chairs. Complete dining room outfits in gray enamel. 4 chairs and lare t:.:...:. $2475 r:::s....... $7.25 Vanity Dressers with 3 fine T:T... $13.50 Doll High Chairs tfo wmw .JW.7o Remember baby with a r new red chair or rocker. UiC Girlies Want a Washing Outfit Amt it fun to wash Dolly's Clothes, complete outfits, ail packed in a box ct fin each !i.UU TUBS BOARDS red CHILD'S DESK AND CHAIR Good solid built, golden oak finish, desk and chairs, complete for A only O.yo HOBBY HORSES Sizes for All Doll Ids for dollie, wood and metal styles $i. ZO, $1.98, $2.9S JERRY ON THE JOB An automatic mechanical toy Joe is always c busy pJ.ZO

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