Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 12, Number 93, Decatur, Adams County, 20 April 1914 — Page 4

o THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS J> ST Corrected Every Afternoon n eso

, EAST BUFFALO East Buffalo, N. Y.. April 17--(-'!' ial to Daily Democrat*- 6400 2470 2470 off today official to N. Y. yesterdaj 280 hogs closing firm heavy med.uv and yorkers 89.154/19.20 lights yorkers $9.00© $9.10 pigs $8.70© 88. SO rough -j $8.15© 88.35 stags $6.504/$7.50 sheep I 6000 strong top lambs $8.85 clips $«.65 Cattle 325 steady . G. T. BURK. New Corn, yellow, per 100 lbs .... s’*< ilsike seed * 9 - 2S Wheat ! "_ c Rye 55r ; Barley 45c©50c Oats ’sc COAL PRICES. Stove and Eg«. hard 18.06 j Chestnut, hard S B -’5 Fa*, hard 87.00 Poca, Egg and Lump $3.25 W. Ash $4.71 , V. Splint W.s'‘l H. Valley $»,25, R. Lion ? < r ’C Cannell s6.o** ; J. Hill 85.90 1 Kentucky $4,501 Lurig $ 4 *5 NIBLICK 4 Co. Eggs nc Butter .’sc * FULLENKAMPS. Eggs 85c Butter BEHLINGS. Indian Runned ducks .r; <

SPRING SHOE SALE -T Have you looked at your slices and j* noticed how shabby they are after g a hard winters wear? Now is the. a time to get that new pair you have S been thinking about. We carry a h full line of the newest shapes and 3 latest leathers and in all sizes. Womens Shoes $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 | Mens Shoes $4 00, $4.50 and $5.00 I Childrens ’h-csM < II Prices | PEOPLES & GERKE | After house-cleaning K. up yew floors with I Don’t use a Gocrfimsh which will $ leaver... . rtly worn spot* after a 1 v,•■•ar. K).aixe 5 made es’Sf tread cf heavy ’hoes, without erackinc,p< or turning white. * It is n tttlcJ finish, instead of a >•. ' • • I mere mixture. Kyanite also makes n beautiful, **" ” tanitsiy, most durable finish for ♦ " furniture and all wvudwerk about the home. Seven artiatic color*, and clear; oho white enemwi Come in and get a small can of Kyanire and pjvc :a • .al. The makers guarantee if abtolutciy. and so do we. CALLOW & RICE.

RUBE WILKINS S COUNTRY STORE At The Crystal Theatre Tonight, The Last Night >' J Z t .

.Chicks 10c I Fowls 10c I Ducks 10c J Geese 9c . ■ Yotxg turkeys 13c pfotn turkeys 12c I Old hen turkeys 13c : Old roosters 6c j Butter 13c Eggs 15c Above prices pant ror poultry free trim feed. KALVER MARKETS. Beef hides 11c Calf 18c i Tallow 5c Sheep pelts 25c©51.00 {Muskrats 5c Q 25c Skunk . 25c©52.25 i Cvud ••••••• 25c655.00 Possum 10cO70c Mink [email protected] LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET. Indian Runned ducks th Chicks 10c | Fowls lOe! Ducks »10c j Geese 9* 1 Young turkeys 13c Tom turkeys 12c Old hen turteys 13< t Oid Roosters «< ; Butter 1? I C’-'* 15c | Above prlcea pat* for poultry free from feed. DECATUR CREAMERY CO. Price !'r week ending April 20, 181 L) Putter Pat 2G. Creamery Puttet 28c

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. Notice is hereby given that Monday, ■the 4th day of May will be the last day to pay your spring installment ot taxes. The treasurers office will be open from 7 o’clock a. m. until 5:00 o’clock p. m. each week day and the books will positively be closed at 5 o’clock p. m. on Monday, May 4th. All taxes not paid by that time will become delinquent and the penalty of ten per cent will be added. T>o not put. your taxes off as they must be paid and the law points out the duty of the treasurer. Those who have bought and sold property and wish a division of taxes or wish to make partial payments should come in at once. Don’t wait for the rush. No receipts can be laid away for any one. So do not ask it. Yours very truly, W. J. ARCHBOLD, County treasurer. o FOR SALE Fox terrier pups. Inquire at Schmitt’s meat market. 91t3 FOR SALE —Range cook stove, gasoline hot plate ana a good two seated rig. See D. H. Hunsicker or call 803 Monroe, St. 3t86 FOR RENT—Small farm of 14 acres. three miles from Decatur. Cash rent, inquire of W. C. Baker, R. /I. No. 6. 9913

Hirschman Mattresses I Regular Price $15.00 SM4OI M ite * Through special arrangement with the makers from whom gj ßo we have just received a big shipment, we are able to sell a few of these splendid felt mattresses at a very low price as an introductory advertising offer. A HirschmM} This Special Price A Thirty-five Year “Kingston Special < <r '> , _ . n , Record —-— j Z-‘' A for One Week Only A Hirschman “Kingston Special" 50 pound /feoS ‘X ~ The J, C. Hirschman Co. are known to “Hotel Style’_guarantecd Felt Mattress /W-W-X dealers of the country as the makers lulling. It is filled with long fibre, germless. Ji >**>£ '4 beddmg tn the WoAL They are jRJ) j clean cotton felt built up in layers by expert \\ tv V’S* - ' established company who have for thi • • workmen. It is covered with water-proof X'-y?- five years been building the finest line of Germania linette ticking, made especially for ’’ ' T mattresses io the Middle West A thi. mattress. A sls 4 Hirschman “ Krng- « Xf\ A sls” Hirschman “Kingston Special” Mattress for SHS Absolutely Sanitary J SI3IPI Honest All A good Hirschman Mattress will R / 7 v 7 The Hirschman" Kingston Sptgive you a lifetime of comfort ana z/ ” MattreiS an honest satisfaction. Many mattresses are of clean, elastic, long fibre filled with unclean, unsanitary J A cotton, built up in layers by c\L r - disease-breeding materials. The ifef Itwillnotpack,nomatHirschman" Kingston Special" con- ter how long it is used. tains nothing but pure, clean, sani- u pounds heavier than the ordinary tary cotton felt, from which every Wmrrani Thpm mattress, giving extra thickness atom of vegetable oil or germs have and an added touch of luxury, been eliminated by the Hirschman This mattress is absolutely germ-proof and non-absorbenL If the tick- Every mattress guaranteed perfect prOCgfsf * n ß becomes soiled you can acrub it with a brush and soap and water, and warranted pure COtton felt. I "■■■ — ■*—l. ||, .1111 „ Before shipping to us each mattress was Arst wrapped in heavy paper and then sewed up in burlap. The usual custom is to throw the mattresses in a car loose. Every mattress is therefore clean, fresh and new and in perfect condition. AsjgOO “KINGSTON SPECIAL”for $] j4O special Price Sale April 18 to 25 Only DECATUR. IND.

WANTED TIMBER. Linn. (Basswood), Cottonwood, Willow and Popular bolts four inches In diameter or larger; standing timbor or cut and ricked anywhere. JOHX'SON EXCELSIOR & MEG. CO., In1 dlanapolis, Ind. ,i — u LOST Bundle of dry goods on way I home. Finder please notify John L. ’ Kline, R. R. 2. 3tBB WANTED —Five or six room house, with modern conveniences. Inquire at this office. t-t-a ' LOST—Bunch of eight tickets for coming dramatic club play ”1 nder the Laurels." Probably lost in this city or on road south of town. Finder ' please notify Mrs. John C. Moran. Phone 391. B^ t- 3 FOR SALE —Sow and 10 pigs, also one more full blooded Polan China Mail pig left. Prices reasonable. Address L. G. Williams , Phone Monroe 3 shorts, R. R. 10, Decatur Ind. 78t3. LOST—On the road, a non-skid chain for automobile. Finder return to office of Dr. C. S. Clark. 63tf LIVE AGENTS WANTED—men or women in every town to sell our high grade line ot house hold necessities. For information write the Royal Economy Company, 2317 Lillie Street. Fort Wayne, Ind.

FOR SALE- Shetland pony. 44 Hu h ■ * high, and good rubber tired bm:-)-Address, Bert Lewis, 1640 Canfield a-. I Huntington, Ind. I wanted _ a girl to do general house work. Inquire of Hugh Hite, nt th' Van/e and Hite Clothing tore. :!i x » WANTED Family washing to do. n quire of Rosa Buffenbarger, Gran' Street. FOR SALE-1 have a few setting* ot full blooded Buff Orphington *■*■ '. a' 75c per setting. Inquire of I ran Johnston. ■- MJNUAY EXCURSIONS VIA NickelPlateßoad ‘I Beginning Sunday April 12th arm ! each Sunday thereafter during Sum i mer season tickets will be sob! t> j points within 100 miles at one fare J for round, trip. No fare higher than * 81.00. Nor lower than 25c. Get full information of tick- . et agent or write F. P. Parrin, D P. A. Ft. Wayne, Ind

buggy, carriage. I AUTOMOBILE I Painting I | let us quote you PRICES I Holthousß moF Garage I

y O R house and small barn: several fruit lr(ip<i Will sell cheap, if taken at once.' inquire at 1238 Pattentoaj - '

FOR SALE—Good kitchen ranre? s so plate rail. Call Mrs. \V. I ler. Phone 140. ;ts4 I LOST—An automobile cr ri,;. l:: I