Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 304, 21 December 1922 — Page 3

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. THURSDAY, DEC, 21, 1922

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WAYNE FARM BUREAU MEMBERSHIP DRIVE IS SET FOR JAN. 14

Farm bureau members of Wayne county Thursday were looking forward to an intensive membership campaign, which has been scheduled for the week of Jan. 14.

The board of directors of the bureau, meeting here, voted to pay the

county president $100 a year and the

secretary-treasurer $50 a year to cover

expenses.

It was the unanimous decision that

the membership campaign thi3 year

should be limited to one week. New

officers will be elected in each township under whose direction the cam

paign will be managed. A strong appeal lor giving a larger share of farm bureau activities to women, was voiced by Mrs. Lillian Pierce of Knightstown a farmer's' wife and women's district director for the farm federation. She pointed out community, social and educational activities as ones which the women handle better than the men done, emphasizing health projects particularly. The farm bureau directors voted to admit farm women on a $2.50 membership fee basis, provided another of the family already belongs, otherwise the fee is to be $5. Approbations of $25 were made for each of the men's five-acre corn clifc

and the boys one-acre corn club, the

$50 to be divided among winning corn growers according to recommendations of the executive committee.

Chester Threshing Ring

Families Enjoy Supper (Special to The Palladium) WHITEWATER, Jnd., Dec. 21. A hearty oyster supper was eaten by members of the Chescer threshing ring and their families, when they were entertained at the home of Everett Hunt one of the members, Wednesday night. Over 65 people attended.

home three miles east of Greenville on the Milton pike recently, has been

filed for probate and record. The de

ceased gives his entire estate, both real and personal after debts have

been adjusted, to his beloved, wife, EI

vira Oswalt, during her life, and at

her death it is to revert to their three children, Claude, Charles and Wa.l

Oswalt.

Roll G. Kester vs. Dan Brown, coun

ty treasurer, et al.s Injunction.

Charles Fry vs. Dan Brown, county

treasurer, et al. Injunction.

Answer to Injunction Suit in Greenville Filed GREENVILLE, Ohio, Dec. 21. C. N. Kyle, of Xenia, has filed an answer to

the injunction proceedings Instituted

in the common pleaa court by O. R

Krickenberber as a taxpayer of Darke

county, Ohio, for himself and the other

taxpayers against the county treasurer

of Darke county, county auditor, Darke

county and the commissioners of

Darke county, to prevent the payment

of a bill for $551.72 for services ren

dered in the ouster proceedings Instituted In the court of appeals and su preme court against Dan Brown, treas urer of Darke county.

The last will and testament of Albert Oswalt, a well known farmer of Greenville township, who died at his

.KMMHII.D HAD rROl'PY COl'GH

"My grandchild coulrl get no relief

whatever trom, a very naa croupy rntisrh." writes Peter Landis, Mevers-

dale. Pa., "until I gave him Foley's Honey and Tar. It is a great help for rhest and throat trouble." Coughs, folds, croup, throat, chest and bron-r-hial irritations quickly relieved with Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains no

opiates ingredients printed on the

wrapper. Stood thetest of time serving

lilies pst-ii-i tti iiuu. j. w. i.uivni irug

Lo.. Main St. Advertisement.

Stanton B. Turner, guradian of Her

hprt C. Turner, filed first account.

Dora Denniston, guardian or Clyde

Denniston, filed tmra account.

Order of nrivate sale of real estate

Issued to Myrtle Routson, admmis tratrix of the estate of Ashley Rout

son, deceased.

Annlieation filed to admit will of

Henry Steifel, deceased, to probate and record.

Ptemicft McCloskev was annotated

euardian of Phydellis McCloskey and

John C. McCloskey, Jr., minors. Bond

$500.

MOTHERS AND THEIR C IITT.OK.K.N

WHEN MOTHER SHOPS We learn only by experience, so I let my daughter do some ot the actual selecting when we go to market together. When she makes a wise choice, I give praise. Instead of feeling, like most children, that she is "dragged along" to the store, she has a share in the marketing.

SPECIAL THEATRE SEATS PROVIDED FOR FAT MEN BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 21. Special provision has been made for the comfort of fat men of Bloomington at a new theatre just completed here. Eighteen of the seats are 23 inches in width while all the others are 20 inches wide.

PUBLIC ATTENTION GALLED TO MUSICIANS

The attention of Wayne county residents is called to the Indiana Masonic Home band and Girls orchestra, in a letter from Henry C. Chessman, formerly of this city and now an inmate in the Indiana Masonic home at Franklin. Mr. Chessman points out that the band and orchestra will be in Richmond on Tuesday, Dec. 26, that they are under the direction of a trained teacher, Mr. Bronaon, and that they have become very proficient. He expresses the desire that every Mason in Richmond and adjoining territory might hear them. Mr. Chessman's letter gives information as to the layout of the Masonic institution and relates some of the activities there. Most interesting is the

account of the birthday celebration

held on Nov. 5 in honor of Nettie Rainsford, first advocate of the founding of the Masonic home. This lady

is known as "Aunt Nettie by every

one at the home and is held in high

regard by all who know her.

In speaking of this celebration tne

letter said: "Them was a large tree on the lawn covered with different colored electric lights and the Boys' band

played and several addresses of congratulations were made, and on going into the dining room, there was a large cake with candles upon one for each year of "Aunt Nettie's' age. She was requested to blow out these candles with the assurance that for every candle she would blow out she

would receive a good wish from the residents of the Home and, of course, she blew them all cut. The cake was then cut up and every one at the Home was served with a piece of it."

Ask Anyone . Ask anyone you know which is the highest quality baking powder and almost invariably theywilltellyouROYAL. "My cakes are 100 better since I bought that, can of Royal," writes one delighted user, and everywhere among your friends, neighbors, relatives you will hear similar commendations. Royal Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste

CHEVROLET

Four - Ninety TOURING

$193.00 Down Balance $34.61 per month, E. W. Stemhart Co. 10th & Sailor St. Phone 2953

City Lodges ENJOY PARTY About 90 members of Denver Brown camp and Ladies auxiliary of the United Spanish War veterans-Wednesday night enjoyed a Christmas program arranged by the auxiliary. The program followed tho regular meeting of the two organizations and was as follows: Piano solo Miss Mary Puthoff. Recitation Miss Florence Hill. Song Miss Margaret Kennepohl, accompanied by Miss Colleen Muegel. Solo Miss Agnes Kutter, Miss Mar yPuthoff, accompanist. Recitation Miss Margaret Kennepohl. Piano solo Miss Colleen Muegel. Solo Miss Gertrude Kutter, accom

panied by Miss Pauline Kutter. At the conclusion of the program, Kris Kingle, in the person of Ferdinand Yedding, was introduced, and distributed presents to everyone present, Mrs. Anna Grice was in charge of the program. The sick members of

the organization will be remembered with baskets of delicacies. At the next meeting of the two organizations on Jan. 4, a joint installation of officers will be held, which will be followed by a luncheon. WEBB LODGE ELECTS Election of officers took place at the meeting of the Webb Lodge of Masons in the Masonic Temple Wednesday night.. Elections follow: Walter L. Dalbey, worshipful master; Percy B. SmKh, senior warden; Edwin G.

Cold in the Chest ore throat -coughs apply Jack Frost Cream on flannel cloth, melt email portion, in mouth and swallow loosens cold, relieve soreness. It soothes and heals. All druggists. ldl33)Sifl

Sweet, junior warden; W. A. Stevens, treasurer; Albert E. Ewan, secretary, and Robert W. Phillips, trustee. Installation of officers will be held Dec. 27.

FOR THE RELIEF OF Coughs, Colds. Croup WHOOPINS COUGH, HOARSENESS BRONCHITIS -SOLO EVERYWHERE

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Plenty of Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens. George C. Schwegman OPEN EVENINGS Established 1890 Phone 2204 309 South 4th Street

Floor

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Just arrived, a late shipment of Beautiful Floor Lamps that we are offering at

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$43)50 Jr up

GIFT FOOTWEAR For the Whole Family Serviceable and Quality Footwear at prices that are great savings. . LADIES' OXFORDS MEN'S HIGH SHOES in black or brown, rubber New French toes, rubber heels,

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Boys' Shoes Brown Calf lace Shoes perforated toes, rubber heels

Children's & Misses' Shoes Brown or black Calf lace shoes

MEN'S LEATHER SLIPPERS in Everette and Romeo styles S1.75 to S3.O0

$3, $2 to S3

SLIPPERS

All Soft Sole Felt Slippers, Qf fr special at tjJL.UU FELT JTTLIETTES, all colors, fur and ribbon trimmed.. ..1.25 and S1.50

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Banjo Outfit Banjo Case, extra strings, picks, Instruction book, complete In this remarkable outfit $14.00 up

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akes an Ideal Christmas Gift

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Everything from Mouth Organs to Pipe Organs Tears of musical Instrument knowledge Is something to consider, even If you're only buying a Jews-Harp.

Ukulele Outfit 50c a week

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"Bubble Books

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Kiddies Formerly sold, at $L25 the world over, but KTow at

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With a Grafonola and someone who can strum a Ukulele you have a vest pocket orchestra. Ukee are so easy to play that some folks look on people who can't as socially low. If Uke playing leads on to popularity, yonr road should lead to the Welsbrod store tomorrow, especially for such a Christmas offer as this. Genuine Ukulele, carrying case, book of Instructions and extra strings Included in every outfit.

Violin Outfit $12.50 up Sold on Easy Terms Outfit Consists of Violin. keratol covered ease, lined with fleece. A good bow, well balanced. 1 te!r"pe musle stand. 1 pi osln. Coui-.ete Violin Instructor. extra set of strings. 1 chin rest. 1 set of tuning pipes. 1 ebony violin mute. 1 fingerboard chart.

Now Is the time to Select Your Xmas Piano Stocks at their best Plenty of time between now and Christmas to make first down payment; Special terms lor bur ? coming in this week. Send Us This Coupon WEISBROD MUSIC CO.' Send me full details about purchasing your Gulbransen Player Piano on your Xmas Club Plan.

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Cornet Outfit Easy Terms

Saxaphone Outfit Special Christmas Gift Terms

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$10 DOWN 1 Balance Easy Terms 1 Snare Drum T, Bass Drum Cymbal Beater, ' Sticks

C G. Conn Saxophone Velvet lined case Instructor and finger chart Book of solos Extra reeds

Begin payments now hardly be noticed:

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Delivered Xmas

You need not be a "BORN" musician to learn to play the Cornet. In a few minutes we can teach you how the scale is played. After a little practice you can play anything you can whistle.

Dancing Toys The Ragtime Fun for your Kiddies Set of 3 $1.00 i Equipped to dance on any phonograph or record. Another feature for the little folks at

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