Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 5, 5 January 1923 — Page 16
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND,. FRIDAY, JAN. 5, 1923.
INDIANA DAIRY COWS GIVE 3,035,325,150 POUNDS OF RICH MILK
'Pv A30-!ateJ Tress LAFAYETTE, Ind., Jan. 5. Dairy cows, ot Indiana produced 3,035,325,150 pounds of milk last year, according to an announcement made at Purdue university. This milk was produced by 727,000 dairy cows it was paid and the averaee annual production per cow in Indiana was given a.s 41 74.6 pounds of milk and 1R6.9 pound of butter fat. The average production or 1,522 cows that completed a year's record in - the cow testing: associations last year was 5,502 pounds of milk and 252.3 pounds of butterfat. The average feed cost was. $57.46 per cow, and $85.91 income "over the cost of feed per cow. When labor and overhead expenses were added, it was found that the net. profit was not as high
as it should be, although higher than on farms not in the association, it was said. The total cost of production in the particfular class of cows on which the figures were based, is $104.47, leavin-? a net profit of $38.90 per cow, it was pointed out. The reason the average production per cow is-4ow in Indiana is because there are too many low producing cows that are not paying for their feed, it was said. G. A. Williams, in charge of cow testing associations for Purdue university, will discuss at the Purdue Fanners' Short Course ,the organization, operation and results of contesting associations in Indiana, it was said. - ; "
Police Court News
FINE IS SUSPENDED Henry U. Johnson, son of N. H. Johnson, was fined $100 and costs Friday morning in police court by Mayor Handley for violating the liquor law. The fine was suspended pending good, behavior. Johnson was arrested on Thursday morning.
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LADY ASTOR TO TAKE REST PLYMOUTH, Eng.. Jan. 5. Lady Astor has been ordered by her physician to take a complete rest with a change of scenery, and is planning to go abroad for a month torecuperate.
France now has 2,714 locomotives, 7,764 passenger cars, and 49,134 freight cars.
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Special Saturday and Sunday Pure Butter Chocolate 49c per lb. at THE KANDY SHOP ... 919 Main St
America's Standard , Fiancee and Karess Lines
Made In U. S. A.
Try the. Drug Store First
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Included are the new draped Turbans and the popular short front mushrooms, as well as a host of off-the-face styles, pokes and irregular brimmed hats-, depicting the correct modes for the Early Spring Season.
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No more 2 or 3 days delay waiting for your battery to be recharged. No more heavy expense for rental batteries.
"Those days are gone forever." We have just installed a new 8-hour constant Potential Battery Charging Outfit, and offer car owners . . . 8 Hour Service on battery charging. This wonderful outfit recharges rundownbatteries perfectly in G to 8 hours.' It saves you time, and at least 50c on rental batteries. Batteries left by 10 a. m. are ready, fully charged, by 6 p. m. the same day. TRY THIS NEW SERVICE
Your battery charged by this new method insures brighter lights, a quick start, more power, pep and mileage. We guarantee results. Come and see our 8-hour charger in operation. We cordially invite the public to inspect our new equipment. It is just one of the reasons why we are recognized as the
Battery- Shop of Better Service.'
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The Most Favored Desert Ice Cream
Special for Saturday and Sunday We will have Fresh Fruit Strawberry Ice Cream made with Florida Berries M-m-m---but it's good. Place your order early for Sunday delivery. Every body likes candy, especially if it comes from Price's Take home a box of Whitman's or Mullenes. Our 58th year.
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Thistlethwaite's
The Original Cut-Rate Seven Convenient DRUG STORES
Our "One-Day" Cold Tablets at 24c Menthol Cherry Bark Cough Syrup. .S4? & 49c DeWitt's White Pine and Menthol Cough Syrup now at 23 and 43c
At Feltman's
Prosperity Shoe STARTED YESTERDAY Hundreds of Values t j) Select From Extra Special on Ladies' High Shoes Choice of any $4.00 Ladies9 High Shoe in our store for $1.95 This includes a large variety of styles, namely black or brown with a choice .of military, Cuban or full Louis heels in a nice grade of kid leather. The val-
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Special Values on Regular $5.00 HIGH SHOES A big lot of high shoes that formerly sold for $5.00 in black kid with a . choice of heels, stocked in all sizes Q" Qff while they last at
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The World's Largest Shoe Dealers
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January Garment Clearance Sale
Fall and Winter Stocks Drastically Reduced Recent Special Purchases Have Been Advantageously Reduced While the appeal of seasonal markdowns is rightfully great, we feel that many will be attracted still more by super values. New Arrivals Beautiful New COATS Latest models, choicest fabrics, select linings, superb tailoring, fashionable trimmings. $16:75 $24.75 $37.50 $47.50 $57.50 The most beautiful Coats ice have seen in years offered at these phenomenally low prices.
Clearance of Dresses $19.75 Including a special purchase of 50 Dresses of Poiret Twill, Canton Crepe; smart, fine quality, wearable Dresses of unusual values.
Clearance of Suits $28.75 Suits of Excellence Reduced. Finely tailored, smartly styled, straight line Suits at this greatly reduced price bespeak unusual values.
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Millinerv Section Just now wc are showing advanced styles in new Spring Hats. Ueautiful creations in every new, wanted color for the cumin-? season, at $5 $7.50 $10
All Winter Millinery at Less Than Cost
up of Sailors, One aroup of Pattern Hats, $1.00 fe:: $6.95
One special group of Sailors,
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