Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 9, Number 233, Decatur, Adams County, 5 October 1911 — Page 4

MONITOR DAY Oet. 7,-|| Saturday, Oct. 7,-11 JL at wren, 0. We will give a demonstra- ■> tion on our new Five Flue Base A x burner Saturday. Don’t miss a c bance to see this stove in ac- / mJIIIj tion. The very best on the; / uli i m wfitiil \WR * nA' market. for all. Mil Don’t forget the day. Saturday October, 7,-11 WREN H’d’w. CO. WREN OHIO. r~ Ji— —"S?! Il COAL! COAL! COAL! MBBMBMMM 1 We have a complete stock of hard and soft coal 1 and we are able to make deliveries on a moments notice. We have the famous POMEROY coal in both Egg and Lump sizes. None better. ■ j j A trial order will be appreciated. H Coal Yard Telephone No. “UNLUCKY” 13 J I I I ■ KIRSCH-SELLEMEYER&SONS i e , 9w - - Built At Ironton, Ohio. By The Foster Stove Co. ) gy—f~>— O | * -.- OR' ". J j// '-.A' I;k\ 9fl! fZ; —-ffxlA 1 // 11! ■" 71li L a——» B vo Footer’s Opal Cast Range! There is nothing in Decatur that will outbake it with so little fuel. Don’t fill the fire box more than half full and time it by the watch. The ash pan is in the front and you don’t have to stoop to get it nor lay paper on the floor when removing ashes. <JTne single flue construction on ’> )t> trave's the. live heat under every cover In cooking or baking. With Reservoir and High Warming Closet. Only $35.00 Schaub, Gottemoller Company

EAST BUFFALO. Hunt Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. s—(SpecIliH to Daily Democrat I—Receipts, 2,400; shipments, 740; official to New York yesterday, 740; hogs closing steady; all sold. Mediums, heavy and Yorkers, $7.00 I '<<17.05; pigs and lights, |5.50@|5.75; roughs. $5.75(j>56.00; stags. $4.2.' I L 15.00; sheep, 4000; steady; top lambs, $6.75; cattle. 300; lower. G 1. BURK. Timothy seed, prime $6.75 No. 2 Red wheat 92c i No. 2 White wheat Ove | Old corn Orc White corn -69 c Rye 78c i | Barley No. 2..... 73c | Alsike reed [email protected]» Oats, new 4 It I No. 1 clover hay sll.of>@sll.so Timothy hay $16.00 No. 1 mixed hay $13(?513 50 Mixed clocer hay $15.00 I No. 1 oats straw $4 30 I No. 1 wheat straw $4.00. Rye straw $4.50 Clover seed $11.090 $12.00 NIBLICK * 08l I Eggs 21c Butter 17c@22c FULLENKAMP’S. ’Lard 7c I Eggs 21c i i Butter 18c@22cj <_OCAL PRODUCE MARKET. Spring chicekns 9c j ' Ducks 9c I Fowls 9e I Geese "e [Butter 20c J [Turkeys 9c I ' Old roosters 20c I I Chicks 9c I ' PLEASE SETTLE AT ONCE. As we only expect to be in business I at Magley a short time longer, we will | ' appreciate it very - much if all persons | owing us will cal! and settle within | the next two weeks. You will under--1 stand that if the accounts are not collected before we leave Magley, that i it will cause us much inconvenience. Please attend to this at once. Thank--1 ing you for past favors, I remain. Sincerely, 225t3 ED LVTTMAN, Magley. Ind. j W. H. MYzrtS REAL ESTATE AGENCY. — ' Now is thetime to buy while values [ 1 are rising. I have some real bar- [ gains in city property and farm lands. ' City properties on small payments down; balance as rent. Some special values on modem improved homes. See me Also Michigan lands for sale. ’Phone 301. 228-e-o-d 1 Have in stoc* selected bulbs for fall ' planting, hyacinths, tulips, narcissus and lilies. —J. D. Hale. ■ i s mith, Yager & Falk Lachot & Rice Holthouse Drug Co. ' ” I Smoking A A JOHN ADAIR CIGAR is sure “stacking” up against a good thing in the smoke line. 9 y Try It Once You’ll come back. ,

SALE WAS GREAT. «Z " J. D. Neidlingen who held hfs big Duroc hog sale Wednesday, reports It I one of the most successful he has ever I held, and that a handsome price was [ received for every porker put up fnr I | sale. Fifty-two of this fancy stock , were offered for sale, bringing a total of $1657.50, or an average of $31.87% each. The crowd was a record-break-er for all past sales, buyers coming I from all parts of the country. The bidding was spirited, and with Colonel Fred Reppert at the helm, the high dollar was reached every time. Mr. Neldlinger, who is the raiser of nothing but One stock, always draws a gathering from far and near, and is | a ell satisfied with results received | Wednesday. MASONS TO POE. The Decatur Team Will Confer Master 1 Mason's Degree on Candidate. The Decatur Masons will go to Poe this evening, whexe they will confer | the Master Mason s degree upon a [ candidate from that town. A large | number have chartered a large auto-! mobile truck to convey them to Poe and those who cannot fird room in that will probably go by interurban. o "— 1 - ATTEND FUNERAL. Mrs. W. A. Kuebler left this afternoon for Mansfield, Ohio, where she will attend the funeral of Mr. Kuebler's brother, Louis, who died early on Wednesday morning. Mr. Kuebler, who was called to his bedside, but who arrived after his brother had passed away, is there also for the funeral. The last sad rites will be held Saturday morning from the Catholic church there. CHEWS TOBACCO. Montpelier, Ind., Oct. s—The5 —The only Montpelier man who saw Rodgers In his cross-country flight Sunday, was Fred Emchwiller. He and his wife had just landed in Bluffton for a visit when he saw the air man heave in sight. Mr. Emshwiller was standing on a box car and Rodgers passed so close to him that he claims he handed Rodgers a chew of tobacco. — ■ o WILL HOLD RECITAL. A recital will be held at the Peterson school house Friday. October 6th, at which time the Misses Mabel Weldy and Osee Armstrong will give a , program of readings and monologues. . An admission will be charged, ten and fifteen cents, according to posttion. Several from here have sign!- ‘ fied their intentions of attending. SHIP FURNITURE. Yager Bros. & Reinking today ship- ( ped a large load of furniture to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiehe , in Allen county, who were married [ last Sunday. Both people are well known and highly respected, Mrs. j Wiehe being formerly Miss Mary Nuerge of Friedheim. PROMPT PAYMENT. Harry E. Murray, an employee of the automobile works, has recently received a cheek from Walter Johnson, agent for the Hoosier Casualty company, who paid eight dollars in premiums for the injury received while at work. The payment was made the day after Mr. Murray was able to go back to work.

Old Adams County Bank Decatur, Indiana. Capital $l2O 000 Z” Surplus . $30,000 C. S. Niblick, President . Kirs hand John NibKek | Vice Presidents ' 'wSßmhß w E X. Ehinger, Cashier. ~ Doad Farm loans KcaO a Specialty ' Reflect , R eS o| Ve Collections ■ bmmhbw .. Made Don’t Hejsitate able Rates. With A Small Amount To Open With Us Every A BANK ACCOUNT! Scon?’ sistent TALL OAKS With Safe From Little Acorns Grow GREAT GRAIN CROPS Extended From The Seed You Sow! J' < l our We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on 1 Year Time Deposits

SThis Weeks Sat- | r urday > Evening Post Tells you all About the' Reznor Gas Stove GAS HEATERS ” • Be comfortable on damp, chilly days. Avoid colds and doctor bills by the use of our small heaters. Inexpensive and just the thing for “Between Seasons” Prices Connected ready for use $2.25 up See Our Window Display I Indian? Lighting Company Decatur, Indiana | - - - ———

!. FOR SALE—A barn on old Niblick homestead. Inquire Mrs Emma Daniel, N. th St. 221tf FOR SALE—Pure bred Shropshire rams, one and two years old; also Duroc Jersey, service males. —C. C. Miller, Route 9, Decatur. 2211tl- ' Big Duroc Jersey sale at Nidlinger s farm next Wednesday. 60 head of high bred ones. Free lunch at nocn. Sale begins at 1 o’clock. 228t3 Farmers! If you want to buy a Duroc Jersey at your own price go to Nidlinger’s sale next Wednesday. Free lunch at noon. 22St> Dr. C. V. Connell $ VETERNARIAN DLnnn Office 143 Jr none Wdence 102

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