Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 13, Number 120, Decatur, Adams County, 20 May 1915 — Page 4

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EAST BUFFALO. East Buffalo, N. Y., May 20—(Special to Daily Democrat)— Receipts, 4.SCO; shipments, 760; official to New York yesterday, 760; hogs closing steady. »'• < Yorkers, medium and heavy, $7.S> ©|7.90; pigs, $6.60fri>56.70; roughs, $6.60; stags, [email protected]; sheep, 1,200; steady; top lambs, $11.00; cattle, 60; steady. G. T. BURK. Wheat 1 1 - 45 Barley 60c Timothy seed [email protected] Oats ISc Alsiae seed $6.75 New com 93c Clover seed $7.00 NIBLICK & CO. Eggs 16c Butter , 18c@27c FULLENKAMPB. Eggs i®* s Butter 25c BERLINGB. Indian Runner ducks 8c Chickens 110 Fowls l’- c Ducks llc Oeese ilc Young turkeys 14c Old Tom turkeys lie Old Hen turkeys He Old Roosters 5c Butter, packing stock 18c Eggs l 6c Above prices are for poultry free from feed.

Spend less than vou earn I It’s excellent advice, especially for those just starting on the road cf life. Then there’s another point every bit as important. It is this—Put what isn’t spent where it will not only be safe, but where it will earn something. It’s YOUR business to see that less is spent than is earned. It is ours to see that the surplus is well looked after. Here are highest interest rates joined to unquestioned safety. FIRST NATIONAL BANK DECATUR, INDIANA Members Federal Reserve Association. Democrat Want Ads Pay.

w ita dl Iftt nO Prairie sections which once went begging'" Iff buyers ala dollar an acre arc now bearing*.. I) nigh cotton and carte and truck and fruit to ■e their value a hundred fold. It was al* orlh a hundred tunes as much as its /jl fin w •rice but not to the owiterv/ho vkwf find it out/ MUtfitr kw/iam \ jer looking >ut in jJfc I h ifltanßfaidjiSanh ||g| KAfeM

KALVER'S MARKETS, ■ Wool 21c@25c . Beef hides n c Calf ; Tallow r>c Sheep pelts [email protected] LOCAL PRODLCE MARKET. • Chickens Indian Runner Ducks Sc Fowls He Ducks He Geese He ; Young turkeys He Old Tom turkeys ...lie Old Hen turkeys 11c Old Roosters 5c Eggs 16c Butter 18c Above prices are for poultry free from feed. DECATUR CREAMERY C.O. Butterfat, delivered 2614 c Butterfat, in country .23%c Butter, wholesale 27c Butter, retail 39e COAL PRICES. Stove $7.50 Egg 7.60 Chestnut, hard ~..57.75 Boca, egg and lump $5.00 W. Ash $4.60 V. Splint $4.25 H. Valley $4.25 R. Lion $4.50 Cannel] $6.00 J. Hill ...’. $5.00 Kentucky $4.50 Lurlg ....$4 50

Dr. L. K, Magley VETERINARIAN Corner Third and Monroe Streets. Phones B OTs« u i« DECATUR, IND. StliGGo Worker ' GEO. BAUMGARTNER BERNE, IND. ' PHONE 220 Or. C. V. Connell VETERINARIAN PLnno Office 102 £ none Residence 431 Do You Employ More Than One Workman? If so under the new “workmen’s Compensation law, vou MUST CARRY LIABILITY or furnish proper bond to the state. You can save much worry and perhaps f uture troubie by pl acing you r liability insurance before the new law goes into effect. We are prepared to give you information and to write your liability insurance in a strong company. Decatur Insurance Company GALLOGLY & JOHNSON

I APPOINTMENT Os EXECUTRIX. I Notice Is hereby given that the unk dot-signed has been appointed execuf trlx of tiie estate of Jacob Hunslckcr, late of Adntns County, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. ELISA HOFSTETTEfI. Executrix. May 5, 1915. 11. C. Parrish, Atty. 6-13-20 O ■ APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned lias been appointed administrator of the estate of John P. Baker, late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. JOHN BAKER. Administrator. Peterson & Moran, Attys. May 10. 1915. 13-20-27 —_. 0 _ APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTRIX. Notice ir hereby given that th” undersigned has been appointed executrix of the estate of Samuel Yost, late of Adams County, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. EMMA YOST, Executrix, Dore B. Erwin. Atty. May IS, 1915. 20-27-3 e —— APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned lias been appointed administrator (>f the estate of Delphla A. Elzey, late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. MYRTLE WISE. Administrator. Hooper & lynliart. Attys. May 17. 1915. 20-27-3 o — APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR. Notice is hereby given that the tindersixned lias been appointed executor o’ the estate of Sarah J. WhittenLarger, late of Adams county, d ceased. The estate is probably solvent. WALTER A. WHIT TENBARGER. Executor. Dore B. Erwin, Atty. May 15. 1915. 20-27-3 o — NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. Notice is hereby given to the creditors. heirs and legatees of Eva A. PeoI les. deceased, to appear in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 11 tli day of June. 1915. and show cause, if any. why the final setI llement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved: : nd said heirs are notified to then and there make proof heirship, and reI reive their distributive shares. C. L. WALTERS, Executor. Decatur. Ind.. May 15. 1915. C. L. Walters, Atty. 20-27 o SHERIFF’S SALE. The un*dersigned will sell at sheriff's sale at the residence of John G. Bittner, in Union township, on Wed i nesday. May 26, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m„ the following ! report j. to-wit: One 16 H. P. Huber engine. 1 Nichols and Shepard separator, equipped with weigher and wind stacker. 1 Bird- . ell clover liullek, self-feeder and wind star ker and all belting. 1 6-ft._ Deering binder, 1 disc grain drill. 1 tank and lank wagon, 1 endless canvas belt. Terms made known on day of sale. EDWARD GREEN. 120-t-f-m Sheriff. o FOR SALE —Vacuum cleaner. —Mrs S. J. Haines. HGt3 Chi — Jb Varnish is one of the things that may cost more than you pay for it. Depends upon whether you have to pay for varnish remover to tade it off and labor to replace it. Pure unadulterated varnish like ChiNamel remains glossy, smooth and tough. That is why we carry and recommend it. Holthouse Drug Co

MAGLEY NEWS I- . ... Items from the Magley Correspondent — Farewell ~ Party for the Annens. WILL LIVE HERE Wind Storm Does Considerable Damage in Vicinity of Magley. Mrtgley, Ind.. May 20 —(Special to Dally Democrat)—A surprise and farewell party was given last Tues- ■ day evening at the C. Annen borne ui ' Magley in honor of Mr. (’. Annen and Aldine Annen. The evening was a very enjoyable one. Those present were Messrs, 'nd Mesdames Daniel Scherry and family, Edward Scherry and family, Otto Hildebrand and family, William Hendricks and family, Samuel Jaberg and family, Charles Dettfnger and family, Lewis Kreutzmatin and family. Fred Kolter and family, Mrs. Ann Grower. Mrs. Henry Hildebrand, Mrs. Kent Paris, Mis F. Conrad. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bauer and Mrs. Christ Scherry. A delicious luncheon of ice cream and cake w.is served. Mr. Annen and daughter, Aldine. will make their future home in Decatur. Mrs. Rev. C. H. Schneider of Elkhart Lake, Wis„ is visiting in and around Magley witli her former friends. Mrs. Schneider will visit in Galion. Ohio, Wednesday after which she will return to her former home. Dr. J. C. Grandstaff is very busy luring the last few days. Among his patients are Mrs. Ernest Bloemker, Mrs. Samuel Jaberg and Mrs. Charles Scherry. All are getting along nicely. Miss Ella Jaberg and Miss Freda Kolter went to Berne on business Thursday. Miss Aldine Annen was presented with a beautiful cut-glass dish from her Sunday school class. Fred Kolter is doing a great business in his store here. Mr. Alfred Jaberg. Misses Ella Jaberg, Hattie Bauer and Amanda Fruchte act as assistant clerks during the show week. Adline Annen entertained at her '•erne last Sunday. Mr. Christ Scherry. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jaberg an<i son, Daniel; Mrs. Kent Parks, Misses Ella Jaberg and Hattie Bauer and Whelms Jaberg. Charles Scherry has been 'busy carding hay during the last week. I The wind storm last Saturday night did much damage around Magley, The great medicine show which has been here for two weeks will leave today for Craigville. DAY OF MEMORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) heartsick woroi, it can persuade the warring nations to cast aside their weapons of destruction and pledge their faith to live in peace forever with all mankind. Hats off to the surviving Union soldiers for the part they are taking in keeping our nation calm in the present crisis Hats off to them for their loyalty to the president in this day of sore di tress. Hats off to them for th -iojetn ami for th<V love of . -• ify t •; >■", Therefore, I, Samuel M. Raiten. as governor of Indiana, in obedi- ■ oto law and in honor of the Union soid'ors of the civil war, living and dead, do hereby resignate and proclaim Monday, May 31. 1915, as Memorial day, May 30 being on Sunday; and ti is my desire that all the people suspt nd business on this day, so far as practicable, and unite in appropriate demonstrations and exercises, out of respect for the preservers of this republic. Let us strew with flowers and mark with flags the graves of those who are dead; and may we de •these things in a spirit that will prove our appreciation of the matchless services they and their comrades rendered this government and the people of the earth. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the great seal of the state of Indiana, at the capital. In the city of Indianapolis, this 19th day of May, 1915. SAMUEL M. RALSTON, Gov'.nor. By the governor, HOMER L. COOK, Secretary of State. —o Democrat Want Ads Pay.

Il BAUGHMANS 5 & STORE Read the prices, Js " Jj? ? wpar M i. , 10c, 2fC n-.-ensware Department is Boys' and Men's Knit Under- Muslin Pillow > H ,s - 111 6orß of the very - «* -T p par'e . ? Muslin Gowns, Children's... 25c, 50c cll) ldren's Dresses am for only Ween ' i n Gowns. Ladies' 50c. SLOO 50c. 8 9c on)y sz: P . c . for 0n 1y ...5i 2 • Muslin Drawers, Children's ~Wc, 25c Boys* Gmgham a. . can U Se, It is WOPth Imported china at ri ? ht prices, g las ® galvaiiized, aluminum and tin your while to see these dishes, and our line og a _ g d bronze> A full line of ware, hardware, paint?, varnish, varnish stains, orusne notions, post cards, candy and stationary. t A new picnic outfit for oriy 0 cents 1 doz. plates, 1 doz. fruits and 1 doz. spoonsi Remember lis At East Side of Street OTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. CITY LIGHT BILLS. Modern House for Rent I Assessments and interest are due Arti now dm a J (l A nine TOOm residence OU n or before the first day of fore the 20th of the montn. j 21 um klnnVa umd ■tine on the following improve- at the office of city treasurer. HBt3 Street, tWO DIOCKS West ents: North and South First street, 0 of C?Urt HOUSC tIRS ItimaCe, 1 .or b Second street, Seventh, Ninth LOST-A small, dark brown pUrS0 ’ e l ec tric lights, bath and 1 stone, Adams, Mercer, Rugg, Indiana containing about $3, of «IH< > w 0 . ■ and Fifth streets; Weikle, Acker and dollars was in silver and the res m 1 Market street sewers; Waring side- small change; between Tumble.in p SUrTL ES, ...jjllf grocery and home on North Fifth -. One-half of interest due on follow- street. Finder, please leave at t Q](j AdcHYIS County Bank ::g improvements; Third, Madison, office. — ' Sixth, West Monroe, Ninth brick, ast Adams and South Third streets, lylot, Gause, Merryman and Madi- f\ I Br“ on street sewers, Atz alley and Jes- B B fersen street sidewalk. ■ " B J. D. McFARLAND, iset&f-june 1 City Treasurer. —————— 0 city light bills. Two ut()S _ inquire of Are now due and must be paid be- XT*! 1* 1 4- 4-1, fore the 20th of the month. Payable J, (j, NlbllCK Hl 1116 Ulu at the office of city treasurer. 118t3 □CARD ano u».«r Adams County Bank. Splendid rooms; excellent board; —■ — 11 1 electric light?.; telephone and bath. T>YTW Fl /lAimAIT « M Sl . ; «. LuurON—CITY LIGHT BILLS. Are now due and must be paid be- Six of these Coupons and $1.23 ■ fore the 20th of the month. Payable entitles bearer to Limp Leather at the office of city treasurer. ust3 Illustrated $5.09 Bible--With , ~ a, „ ,° ~ , - . 81c entitles you to Cloth bound OST —A ladies watch, bearing nut- , o AA n ., , J , ials “H. M.” Lost between Decatur ' r o- "i good for anq Monroeville Wednesday, May 12. Catholic Bible OH Same terms. Reward offered for return to this offlee. 114t3 -■ MAY BARGAIN SALE AT BERNSTEIN S Studebaker Block Decatur, Ind. Two Doors South of Interurban Station Last Saturday our store was jammed with eager buyers. Evervhodv fctkinotage of our «ay Bargain Sale They all kn<w that th’ey can saXonev on "fl of their purchase-i. It is the biggest Bargain campaign and money saving event that we- have ever held. We have bargains galore and can save von mnn»v m .-r We "a the goods the most. Sale on the best quality of Dry Goids SncJg Vo y . oU r n 'V Furnishings. Sale lasts until Saturday. May 29th. ’ ° eS ’ ies an Gents A new line of ladies silk waists, while they last only - BED SPREADS LADIES’ WHITE SHIRT Bed Spreads, full size, without Ladies’ White Lawn Waists nil LADIES’ SHOES MTv R LrgaTs ß V 150 Va ’ Ue ' values SPEC 2 AL: Ladie *’ Vici Kid Shoe, May Bargain Sale 98c be duplicated f or i ess than medlu m low heel. May Bargain LACE CURTAINS, 95c PAIR $1.50 to $1.75, May Bargain Sale $149 White or Ecrue Nottingham Lace Sale 1 ‘ Also a nice line of Siik’q' nii’thk Curtains. 3 and 3% yards long, 98c latest styles, May Bargain Sa e 98c extra wide, regular $1.25 and MU SLIN UNDERWEAR 53 50 Gun Metal or Pat34.50 values. May Margain Sale, pr. 95c Crepe Gowns, trimmed wiUMace f Dt Button Slloe ' high' or Tow LADIES’ FURNISHINGS and insertion, kimona sleeves A heel ' Mary Bargain Sale $2.45 Ladies’ Kimona Sleeve Aprons, ?L25 values, only ’ A RQ w line of Tennis Shoes and light or dark, May Bargain Sale 39c Ladies’ Muslin Gowns, “ s lino vers Sli PP er s, for men, ladies and Crepe Klmonas, Persion patterns, or button front, all sizes 15 t boys - regular $1,50 value, May Bar- 20, May Bargain Sale . ’ * 2 - 50 Adies' Pat. or Gun Metal gain kale 98c ( orset ( overs, lace and insertion ° Shoe, button or lace high or House Dresses and Wrappers, reg- trimmed, regular 50c values low hee l. May Bargain SMe $1 95 ular $1.25 values, only 98c May Bargain Sale ’ Y bargain bale.. Ladies' Black Heather Bloom or Combination Suits, made nf"k''i' 23 ' LADIES’ OXFORDS Satteen Petticoats, also a large quality, trimmed' with n«°. Ijad 'es’ 1-strap Kid Slipper (for ' assortment of colors, regular edge of lace, regular 75c J comfart) $1.25 values. May SLoO value, May Bargain Sale..9Bc May Bargain Sale a ue ’ Bargain Sale 98c DRY GOODS Princess Slips, made”’nr " ,48c * l5O White'Canca’s”Ox-’ White Table Linen, 35c quality, nainsook, trimmed with fords ' 2 strap, high o? low •regular 7c quality, May Bar- and $2.00 Ladies’ MusU^l 1 ; ,° Ladie^n^ or ' two : i ReTuk<r\ d c e andßc”Lawns’,’ail’new’’ 5C trTmmed.Tay S’ s f| e Dew May Bar - . patterns, only, yard 4J/ 2 c - Sale ••••98c u Unbleached Muslin, yard .5c BAREfaat , SHOES TABLE OIL CLOTH, 13c YARD Buy your Vandal SANDALs . 4 9c button 8 ki G “? Metal ’ a tan A large assortment of fancy Sandals, all s? z L ? W ’ Bar efoot sp“°“ or W«cher shoe, new - Table Oil Cloth, regular 18c size to Misses’ rOm lnfan ts’ s a ie g ty es ’ May Bargain . quality, May Bargain Sale, yd..l3c Slze ’ only 49c bale CORSETS, CORSETS! Men’s Gun Metal or Pat. Special Prices on C-B. Ala Spirite Men’s Work Shbu S r ECIALI > ™ lace 8110e ' May. Bar- . SI.OO Corset, only™? 89c ment\ fUU s2 ' s ° Mea ’ a Vici”kid’or” Gun s 2 $ .50 Corset, only ..., 42t S h7rL, May Barg?’ aU 50c all May BarWINDOW SHADES, 19c X E/.CH. Men's Dress Shi rt gain Sale 38c S2MV ale sl.S£ Green Window Shades, oil color, the new niilkarv ; u ade wlth sot 8 Elkskia sho *- leather 6t ft. long, full width, regular and 75c shirts Y v ar ’ all 50c o 8 zes ’ ® to H. May Bar350 grade, May Bargain Sale, Sale ' 1 ’ May Bargain S9n n n » Sa!e sl-9$ each «l-25 Men's’kahki'ali' 8i ; "dandiT MUle Skln h oe, a O n T rr- v CS ’ only 38c ga" n d \T ann ß «hoe, May BarSee Our Large Circulor for More P™ re Price s-BERNSTEIN S