Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 194, Decatur, Adams County, 17 August 1920 — Page 3

| S •• < .i—ii i» ♦ •«•»< ■ V At Last! \ ' Castor Oil Made Tasteless . Not sweetened, not flavored, but 100% pure castor oil ! \ fwith that disagreeable taste removed. Through a special , refining process, chemists of Spencer Kellogg & Sons, l Inc., one of the world’s largest manufacturers of castor ♦ oil, have removed that nauseating taste from castor oil Strength and purity remain unchanged. Children take it without knowing it is castor oil Insist on labo~ > ratory filled bottle, plainly labeled ~ KELLOGG’S [deless Castor Oil Sold by the Following Druggists ■ The Holthouse Drug Co. Smith, Yager & Falk The Enterprise Drug Co. Callow & Kohne Three Sizes, 15c, 35c and 65c

HE IS WELL AND FEELING FINE “This leaves me well and feeling fine and enjoying myself without, pain and feeling bad like I used to,” writes James Carman, Mayfield, Ky. "My»back used to hurt me and I could not' straighten up. Since I took Foley Kidney Pills I have not had that trouble.” Good for lame back, sore muscles, stiff joints, rheumatic pains and other symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble.

—y •* j v V \ Thursday P. M. DEAR PETE: Just blew into Pittsburg to close that N and P purchase. While I was waiting for the contract to • I be signed who ambles in to the G. M s office but Cl / President Holt! Asked me if I had a cigarette. \ i / Z\Z Slipped him my * Camel Garage. Remember, he \ ' '' hit the “straight” boys when I met him last year? Pete, you ought to hear Mr. Holt talk Camels! -Iv 4? sSp Gee, I thought I was some Camel spieler. But Z he went right to the mat with the subject. Say, ">C'. if I could have shorthanded that line of superTUBv stuff I’d have the job writing Camel ads by noon \ll today! 'II “Reynolds ought to get a dollar for every ** 3 Camel cigarette”, Mr. Holt declared. Why my "" boy Camels are simply wonderful, he added. “Don’t ever let anybody talk about mild cigarettes compared with Camels! I know I Get that Pete) I’ve proved it to a hundred smokers that Camels are the mellowest and most refresh- ” . ing cigarette in the world, etc., etc. Pete Camels won Mr. Holt like they won me v —on their quality / After hearing him cut loose •• I felt like saying: "You tell it, old parcel post, I M can’t express it! Pete I'm hatching an idea about Camels. 111 v spill it your direction next time I write! It’s *’ what York State folks call a pip-ing! And € 'qit’s ripe! , C Yours till the next fire-up. irR I ,

At the annual Settlers’ association t picnic of Marinette county, Wis.. Aug- ‘ ust 18, the Marinette County Land < Clearing association will put on the t first stump blowing contest ever ar- 1 ranged. The association through a land clearing school has developed hundreds of expert dynamiters, who ' will compete for the county champion- t ship on this occasion. More than

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17,1920

seven carloads of dynamite have been exploded in land clearing in Marinette county thus far in 1920 and his consumption is expected to be doubled before the end of the year. William B. Colver, of the Federal Trade Commission, says that only onetenth of the needed coal for next winter has been moved.

I NEW RATES FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING The Law As Passed by Extra Session of the Indiana Legislature (ENGROSSED HOUSE HILL NUMBER 508) 1 _—. 1

A bill for an act to provide for the < publication of ull legal notices in ( daily, weekly, or aeml-weekiv nuw«- t papero, prescribing the rate to be paid i therefor, the time and manner of pub- • llcatlon, collection and payment of t fees, providing for the publication of I claims to come before boards of coun- < ty commissioners, and civil city and ' town boards for allowance, the annual 1 report of school cities and towns, prescribing certain* penalties, repealing I all laws in conflict therewith, and de- I daring an emergency. i Section 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of the state of Indiana, That the cost of all advertising growing out of any duty of any county, ' township, city, town or school officer, or any executor, admlnistrptor, guardian, trustee or assignee rhall be, by such officer, charged up, collected, and paid over to the printer. And when such printing is done for any county, township, city, town, or school corporation the proper officer shall have the claim allowed and shall pay the same from the proper fund out of the public treasury, according to the rate herein fixed, except that claims for publishing notices of petitions for the improvement or construction of roads, drainage, or other improvements by taxation, shall be paid out of the general fund of the county and the county shall be reimbursed for such payments from the funds derived from the sale of bonds for the improvement or construction of the several roads for which notices are published. The compensation for such publisher for such advertising shall be as herein set forth, to wit: For the publication of all claims or allowances by any officer or hoard, for each item, ten cents (10c) for one insertion; for the publication of delinquent tax notices, thirty cents (30c) for each description to each 'newspaper for all insertions required: for the publication of all annual reports where detail of receipts and disbursements are to be I shown, ten cents (10c) for each item I for one insertion: for the county treasI ure’s annual tax levy, for .rule and figure work contained therein, one dol lar and fifty cents ($1.50) for the first insertion per square of two hundred and fifty (250) ems. and for other matter contained therein, and all other advertisements and notices to be published as required by law. for each square of two hundred and fifty (250) ems, one dollar ($1) per square fee first insertion and fifty cents (50£) ner square for each additional inser tion required: Provided, That all advertisements shall be set in solid typo not larger than the type used in regular reading matter in said paper, without any leads or other devices foi increasing the space, except as heye inafter provided: and said advertisement shall be set without more than two (2) lines of disnlav matter to each advertisement, neither of which 4is lay lines shall occupy more than flour (4)solid lines of the tvpe in which the • body of tlie advertising is set: Pro vided. further. That in all publications ” required bv law where navment is e made to newspapers bv items it sliall i- bo legal in all eases for newsnapor> to fl charge by the square for all head Bild tails of such notices, said head ar.l tail to be set in compliance with

forms prescribed by the state board 1 of accounts. , Section 2. All publications except that of annual reports of township ' trustees, school boards, boards of county commissioners and civil cities “ and towns (which publications shall be made one time only), shall be pub lished as now required by law unless otherwise provided for in this act, except that no publication shall be made fewer than two (2) insertions one week apart. In ease any officer charg ed with the duty of publishing any notice required by law shall be unable to procure such advertisement at the price herein fixed, it shall be sufficient for him to post up such written or printed notices as the law requires, and such advertisement in newspapers shall be dispensed with. Section 3. Within thirty (30) days after the expiration of each calendat year, it shall be the duty of the clerk (or controller) of each civil city and town in the state of Indiana, to publish, in conformity with this act, an annual report of receipts and ex pen ditures of said city or town, showing the same by funds and appropriations as is now provided for by boards of county commissioners. Within thirty (30) days after the close of each school year it shall be the duty of the secretary of each school city oi town in the state of Indiana, to pub lish in conformity with this act. an annual report of the receipts and expenditures of said school city or town for school purposes, the same as is now required of township trustees ex cept that payments made to teachers, janitors, or other regular employes shall be shown in said report in the total amount paid to each person dur ing the said school year. In such annual report common school corporations in cities of the first and second class, need show only the total amount of each appropriation actually expend ed without giving the names of the persons to whom payment was made and school cities of said two classes shall, in their published report, state that the vouchers and bills for all payments are in their possession and open to public inspection. Section 4. In all cases where county, township, city, town, and school business respectively, in the public newspapers said officials are hereby required to publish said notices and reports in two newspapers representing the two political parties casting the highest number of votes at the last preceding general election, published in said countv, township, citv or town. In case there are not published in said county, townshin, city or town, newspapers representing two political parties casting the highest number of votes at the last preceding general election, then in that case one of such notices shall be pub lished in anv newspaper of general circulation within said county, town ship, town or city. If there be only

one newspaper published ip said township, city or town, all such notices shall be published in stud newspaper and also in a newspape • of general circulation published in the county. representing a different political party, if there be such newspaper, otherwise said notice to be puld'shed In any newspaper published in the county. if there be no newspaper published in said city or town, sufficient notice may be given by posting a copy of such notice in each of three public places within said city or town, one if which places shall be at or near the meeting place of the board by which the allowance of such claims are to bet made, and one of which places shall be at the postoffice or bank fn said county or town, or such notice may be published in a newspaper of general I circulation, circulating in said town ship, city or town, and published within said county; Provided, That in cities or counties of more than one hundred thousand (lOUOOOi popula-1 tion. and in townships in any such counties, it shall bo legal to publish any such notice or notices or report in any daily newspaper of general circulation published in such county or city. , Section 5. In all cases where notice of the sale of bonds or the letting of a contract, by any countytownship, school corporation, civil city or town is now required to be given by publi H cation of newspapers of general cir !■ culation, said notices shall, in addition i K to all notices required to be given ■ within the county, be published one S time in a newspaper published in the * city of Indianapolis, said notice to b- “ given at least one week prior to the date fixed for the letting of such con tract, or the sale of said bonds: Provided, That in all cases where the] estimated cost of construction under nay proposed contract is less than ten thousand dollars ($10,000), and in all cases where the amount of any bond I issue is less than two thousand dol-1 lars ($2,000), said additional notices j shall, in cases of awarding contracts , contain a statement of the estimated, cost of such work, the nature thereof, and the time and place of said letting and in the case of bond issues, shall state the purpose for which issued, the total amount thereof, the time and nlace of sale, and the time and nlace of payment of such bonds, and the , rate of interest thereon. Section 6. In all cases where notices are required by law to be published in the public newsnapers bv or, ■ under the supervision of, any state ■ officer, board, commission or institution I . of the state of Indiana, said notices ! are hereby required to be published in each of two daily newspapers pub j lished in the citv of Indianapolis, and ' i in such other cities as is now required j i by law. said notices to be in all cases ' published in two newspapers in each] r citv where thev are required to be! > published. In all cases where the officer. board, commission or institu- : tion making said publication is located j nutside of the citv of Indiananolis said I notices shall also be published in newsi papers published within the county i where said officer, board, commission. I ~ I , (Continued on page four) I

■UMMBMBMUWMi —i mi hi ■■ ■ i jjiai«iwmiranriwßiMnniiii«rMMw tHUEi f I <450f1 \ies'-, U - ? II Mfega. RHTi \ II DRINK, I Green I * 5 •'■aMi&i.yil’ik. MEi utsusworr Il Staves* I || TUG SNAPPY LIME DPINk' I II /FW Current Topics: Green River | || 1 ,JII\ is in popular favor — V It is a different drink of . V T .-. - I | -gs: distinctive flavor, refreshing —** pleases and satisfies. W■■ At all soda fountains Vo/ '’V- R m H. L. CONTER 11 LwwJ Decatur, Ind. ■■ Phone 92. Ba 0 ■■

Only One Grade of Service This hank knows only one ( grade of service—the highest. The fact that he is a customer of the bank on- j titles a man to this service, not the size of his deposit. 4'< Paid on Saving Deposits The Old Adams County Bank The Old Reliable. ■MMMaBBaMMMMMMmBHHMMIMKMMHKsnp Delco Service As well as Delco-Light is at your Command. Our Decatur display room is your Delco-Light Service Station. \ We install and are at your service to see that you get service after your Delco-Light is installed We want you to come in and see the many 1 Delco-Light labor saving devices— They save womens* lives and make work on the farm a pleasure instead of a dread. WHEN DO YOU WANT YOURS? Walter Fuelling Delco-Light Dealer Adams County ] Decatur, Indiana