Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 8, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 22 July 1910 — Page 4

DATT/F market reports Corrected Every Afternoon

East Buffalo Market Eiisi Buffalo. N. Y.. July 22—(Special to Hally Democrat! —Receipts. 4,160; shipments. 3,610; official to New York yesterday, 760; hogs closing strong. Mixed and medium. good weight Yorkers, 29.30@ 29.50: lights and Pigs. »9.50©»0.65; roughs. $7.50©07.60; stags. s6.oofa 27.00; cattle, 225; slow; sheep. 600; strong; lambs, 25s higher; tops. >7.75. CHICAGO GRAIN. Cnieago. ill., July 21—Wheat— July. $1.09; Sept., 21.07%; Dec.. $109%; March. $1.13. Corn —July, 62c; Sept., 64c; Dec., 62%c; May. 64c. OatsJuly. 42%c; Sept., 39%c; Dec.. 40%c: May. 43c. TOLEDO GRAIN. Toledo. 0.. July 21—Wheat—Cash, $1.08%; July and Sept., $1.08%; May, $1.14%. Corn —Cash, July and Sept., 66c; Dec.. 61 %c; May. 64 %c. OatsCash and July 44c; Sept., 40c; Dec.. 41%c; May, 43%c. LOCAL GRAIN. G. T. BurkTimothy seed, prime *l-76 No. 2 Red wheat SI.OO No. 8 White wheat 99c Corn 83c White corn 85c Standard White oats 38c Barley, No. 2 48c Red clover seed 26 00 Alsike seed $6.2 >

HIGHER TEMPERATURE

and Lower Prices on this Real Estate.

SPECIAL-40 acres in Monro<tp.s2BoQ 120 acres Root tp. 120 ocres Monroe tp. 40 acres Union tp. 100 acres Washington tp. 100 acres St. Marys tp. 120 acres Union tp. Fort Wayne property to trade for a farm in Adams county.

DAN INJ. ERWIN. Decatur, Ind.

SUNDAY SERVICES REV. VALENTINE Rev. J. S. Valentine will preach at Mt. Pleasant on Sunday morning and at Washington church in the evening. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend. o Mrs. E. J. Bailey is quite seriously sick. Mr. and Mrs. Spetnagel of Chillicothe are guests of the Rev. Spetnagel. They stopped off here while on a two weeks’ trip in their touring car and from here will go to Richmond. Indianapolis and other cities, planning their trip as they go. Anthony Overman of Covington. Ky„ who lias been spending some time at Rome City, taking a few weeks' rest, passed through the city today on his way home. Frank Lewton, who escaped five years ago from the Easthaven insane asylum, and who has been wandering around during this time, his family hearing nothing of him during all these years, has returned as suddenly as he disappeared. He can give no account of his wanderings, as his 1 memory seems to have lapsed.

We wedge a bet If we can’t repair any watch from the finest watch to an Ingersoll watch to an alarm clock and make it run and keep good time we will Jump off from the top of Court House This is no kid. We wedge you the bet. Come on with the Ingersoll or Hamilton watch or any kind of a watch and see how beautiful we will make her run. We don’t hand it back to you with the ballance in a wobble. Knuf sid. DIDOT, The Jeweler, North Side of Court House The man that knows his business and we back up what we say.

Rye 65c Oats, new- 33c LOCAL PRODUCE. H. BERLIN® Eggs !4c Hutter 18c Fowls 13« Ducks >« Geese 6c Old turkeys H c Spring chicks lßc By Decatur Produce Co. Young ttukeys 17s Old turkeys Chicks 13c Fowls 13c Eggs li,c Ducks 10c Geese * c Butter 17c BUTTER AND EGGS. M. FULLENKAMP’B. Lard Eggs 1 “ c Butter, first class -22 c Butter, packing 18 <‘ NIBLICK A C 5 Good roll butter 18c to 20c Eggs .16c WOOL AND HIDES B. KALVER and SON. Beef hides •* Calf hides 10< Sheep pelts. 25c to sl.2s Merchantable wool 21' Tallow ** WANTED—A girl to do general house work. Only two in family. A. P. Beatty. I ' otl

80 acres in Root tp. 160 acres Kirkland tp. 80 acres St Marys tp. 75 acres Union tp. i 47 acres St. Mary s tp. In the city, special price for our centrally located property, very desirable $2,000, well worth $2,500. Monroe st. property, inside railroads.

| NOTICE TO WATER SONSUMERS. The waterworks duplicate has bees made up complete to date, and is now in the hands of the city treasurer. Notice is hereby given that the penalty as provided by the city ordinance will be strictly enforced. The water rentals must be paid quarterly. If yon don’t pay. the water will be shut off and it will cost you one dollar to have same turned on again. Please save us and yourselves this trouble. M. J. MYLOTT, 16116 City Superintendent. o . NOTICE. I will not be responsible tor any debts made oy my wne or will I make good for any purchases that she may make. LOUIS WEIS. — TO CLOSE OUT. My harnessaand second hand store One or both at a bargain. H. S. PORTER. 142t6 Decatur. Ind. o — WANTED —A young man to take orders for us in this town. Good wages and expenses paid weekly, with chance of promotion, if qualified. Ad- ' dress The National Products Company. Canton. Ohio.

ARE ENJOYING IT - (Continued nou» page 1.) soon passed by and closed the tilth day of the Geneva Chautauqua. Onion services of the V. B. and M. K clnirahes will be held in the big tent on Sunday at half past ten. Itev. Harbour of the M. bl. church. will deliver the sermon,. Miss Winifred ElUngham of Decatur fs here, a guest of Miss Isabelle Weeks, living on South Main .street. Grandpa Solomon Clay raadfced the ninety-first milestone In life's journey Thursday. He is the ollifest resident ol Geneva and perhaps of the county. _o J. E. Stogdill returned to Fort Wayne after attending to business matters here. Mrs. Minnie Teeple and sons left this noon for Delphos, to make a visit with relatives. Mrs. Lucy Colchrn had as her guests at dinner yesterday Miss Rose Schroeder of Madison and the Misses Clara and Mary Lang of this city.

] The Ninth Annual July Sale Is NoW On | Closes Saturday July 30. Our Ninth Annual Sale is overflowing with bargains ievery deI partment and you will be well paid to make your selections this month. We have plent,\ of | good bargains to select from. Never before have we offered such a cut in pi ices. 1840 Wfmra&W ß 19,0 I

S 3 Table Linens at a Great Reduction U $1.75 Table Linen, this sale $1.38 1.50 Table Linen, this sale . . $1.22 1.25 Table Linen, this eale 98c IM 1.10 Table Linen, this sale . . .... 8-4 85c Table Linen, this sale 67c 50c Table Linen, this sale 42c 30c Table Linen, this sale 32c 0 Great Carpet and Rug Reductions In this department will be found the most complete lines in the city at prices that will interest q every buyer. Fine quality Akola Carpet, worth $1 this sale 78c I. Best quality Extra Super worth 75c this sale 62c Best*grade wool Ingrain cheap at 70c this salesßc Fine grade C. C. Ingrain worth 55c this sale 44c Fine Union carpets worth 45c a yard this sale 34c All 25 to 30c carpets, this sale 21c Rug Bargains H Best grade Wilton Velvet, size 9x12 worth S4O During this sale $33.50 Extra size Axminster Rugs that were $32.50 During this sale $26.50 Extra size Velvet Rugs that were $26.00 During this sale $21.00 Fine Axminster rugs 9x12 that were $22.50 to $25 During this sale $18.75 Fine Tap rugs, that were cheap at $17.00, During this sale $13.25 H Fine Velvet rugs, 27x54, cheap at $1,75. During this sale $1.22 DM

U Special Dress Goods Bargain Fine black goods that was $2, . $1,48 Fine quality Dress Goods that was $1.25, this sale 98c | All Dress Goods that was sl.lO per yard, this sale 84» All 85c Dress Goods, this sale . . -172 c

I A Visit Through our Store Will More Than Pay You. Sale Ends SaturI day, July 30. All Articles Will be sold Just as Advertised. niblick & COMPANY

attendance record broken. (United Fr-w Seniee-l Boston. Mass., inly 22—t»p*ei«l to Daily Democrat—All Bustoe records were broken yesterday at the American league ball game, at which Boston won the fourth game from Detroit out 01 a series at five genus. A I division of .extra, muuey wa» divided, the jackpot amounting to 2:18,« >2, <ii which Detroit received 21'2.000. — o— BACK WITH NEW AUTOS. Dr. Il M Miller and A. J. Smith turned. Thursday night from Elkhart, each with bis new auto, which everybody agree in saying are beautbe of tp-f first water. r. w C. MeGavoch of Chica;-4> was Here on business with A. J. Smith today. Homer Knokle of Bluffton was looking after business interests m the cffty this afternoon. Mrs. O. H. Meyers of. Montpelier is here the guest of her mother. Mrs. Nettie Schrock. Miss Leota Bailey will arrive this evening from Marion, where she is a student, to spend Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bailey.

Decatur Foundry, Furnace & Machine Co. Having opened an up-to Ate Foundry do, a.U kinds of boiler and engint m brass castings. ksq Manufactures and iflßk sellers of the Decatur /JIT “Hot Air Furnace" Dealers in New and \\ 'fJaSjnJ Second Hand G; s and £Wi \ 'K\X Steam Engines and all X*\jA Jl kinds of mill machin- — ety and supplies. - » z, <ind Feed Mills, One-man Lifts, Hand and We manufacture— twn and Cat ch Basin Xo^ Pl ®a C 4 and that ends the oilers troubles for six months

I All Hosiery at Sale Prices

All 50c Dress Goods, this sale . . . 42c All 25 to 30c Dress Goods, this sale . 2|c Our Summer Wash Fabrics Fine Imported Batiste that was 25c per yard, this sale |g c Fine Wash Fabrics that were *2oc at

Our Special Suit and Goat Bargains We still have some good values left in Wool Suits and sperate Jackets. $25.00 suits . $12.50 vV 20.00 suits . SIO.OO 15.00 suits . $7.50 10.00 12.50 Jackets $6.25 8.50 Jackets $4.50 a 6.00 Jackets $3.50 £ I So All Summer Tub jjWiW Wash Suits // Jr // ' at a great reduction in *7 I w ■ prices. rR No Charge for Alter- /I j f * All Wool Skirts I. Il b at One Fourth Off. //'Hj |ft lu‘ Wi 111 All Classes of I Illi D|u , GINGHAMS At sale Prices F

this sale |4 Fine wash Fabrics that were 15c at this sale I2 e Nice wash Fabrics that were 12 l-2c this sale IO 1 ’ All wash Materials that were 10c per . yard, this sale 8 Nice Fine Lawns this sale