Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 23 November 1920 — Page 3

Notice To All Property Owners Notice is hereby given that the fall installments of assessments on all street, sewer and other improvements are now due and must be paid before the Ist day of December, 1920, to avoid the penalty. R. 0. Christen City Treasurer. ■* _ // fl ~ dll »"• c a lOOr *< ■' Si rtr I - ’ <> ' ' A " / W /// r‘l -VcA ' ’X J z The Victrola Means a Merrier | Christmas ? There is something really Christmassy about the Victrola; it brings with it happiness for all the year. Like the old-fashioned fireplace, it becomes a rallying point for the whole family. And as for true Christmas spirit—nothing is more welcome than Victor Records, when they are chosen with the particular taste of the recipient in mind. We can help you choose just the Victrola that will delight the folks. Drop in today and hear some of the world’s greatest artists, perfectly reproduced by Victor Recurds.lt We will deliver your Xmas Victrola today or tomorrow so that you can enjoy a Thanksgiving program of music. Eat, Drink and Be Merry. THE HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO- _ . .t :'r o.nnuju i jmm.vauxunxdii n 4 Hl ' u---

We Close Thanksgiving Day I 0 i In remembrance and commemoration of the thankful- /■' ‘ I ness of our Pilgrim Fathers, we likewise wish to show VA '* '‘J our gratefulness towards God, our nation and our i. ' 1 I J' # | friends, for the splendid support and patronage which \ I Hi 1 has been our privilege to enjoy throughout the year. ■ •’"'W ;: < ( | f a WE THANK YOU L_ * '' ■ - I I , 'll ■ H ffl I New Cut Prices t < -y Mvc’rs Cn ClltFnCfiS I L— _J OVERCOATS J ‘ y • Y S““’ S $lB to $45 I F 516.50 SocietyUrand (Slothes °sSta*“ 5 sls to S4O I a for young men and men who stay young Men s & Bftys Mackinaws. GfiOu Heavy E ■MIMaEI to Underwear. Dandy Dress Shirts and Ties. I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1920.

ON THE’ DECLINE — Heavy Receipts Swamp the Hog Market and Prices Continue to Drop AROUND TEN DOLLARS Indianapolis Market Hits Low Mark — Chicago and Pittsburg Fall Chicago, Hl., Nov. 23—(Special to Daily Democrat —The hog markets of the country were practically demoralized today by the continued sharp decline in quotations. S Heavy receipts caused by dumping of poorer grades of hogs on the market by growers and Jack of purchasing by packers .caused the continued decline. The market in Chicago was off $1 ami similar drops * were reported in other leading centers. Prices ranged around $lO. At East St. Louis violent decline in prices made it impossble for traders to determine the actual condition of the market with hogs off from $1 to ?1.25. Indianapolis, Nov. 23 —(Special to Daily Democrat) —Hog prices continued to drop on the Indianapolis livestock market today. The lowest ' price was $9.25 for roughs, with the I highest price and hulk of sales at $lO. This is the lowest level that] hogs has reached on the local mar- j ket‘ since 1912. CASE WAS POSTPONED The case against Mr. G. T. Burk I at Portland, for violating the state peed laws has been postponed, upon ; motion of the prosecutor who now says | he will file another affidavit. For the' benefit of the Portland people who seem inclined to persecute Mr. Burk, it is only fair to state that Mr. Burk , is one of the best citizens of Decat ui. a law-abiding, careful gentleman and the attacks made upon him are, his many friends here believe, entirely unwarranted. Just how Portland can afford to mistreat visitors to that city, and this is by ’no means the first instance, is more than the average person can figure out. JOE HUNTER IS “CAD” Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunter of Eleventh street are the proud parents of a seven-pound boy baby. The youngster lias been named William Thomas and will be called “Billie,” for short. The girls at the ’phone exchange declare if any wires get crossed today, it's all because Joe is so frustrated he just can't get 'em right. This is the firstborn and of course the parents are elated. Mrs. Hunter was Miss Frances Baker before her marriage and for some time had been an operator at the local telephone exchange. FOR SALE —Sorghum molasses, $1.75 per gallon. Zachariah Archbold, Decatur Route No. 10. Near St. Paul church. 277-tSx I CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank all our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the sickness and of our beloved father, Mr. William Hoff- , man. THE CHILDREN.

CONCERT AT MONROE j | The Hawaiian Serenadurs will ap-i \ pear at the auditorium of the Monroe , high school Wednesday evening, tinauspices of the Monroe post of the American Legion. Their con cert is said to be one of the best to be heard anywhere, and It is probable 1 the school auditorium will be filled j by an appreciative audience. Many I from tills city are planning 'to at- | tend. • Dr. J. Q. Neptune returned this afternoon from northern Michigan where i he has enjoyed a ten days’ hunting trip.

PUBLIC SALE I ♦ + +++++++++++++x++++++4-+++++-i-++++++4>+++++-!-++ >-i-+-!-i-l.+-t.-f-+-i. j HOLTHOUSE AND FAUROTE Will Hold a Sale of Big Type Poland China Hogs MONDAY, NOV. 29th, 1920. At Holthouse Farm, 4'/i miles south of Decatur. Indiana 40 HEAD 40 HEAD Titanic Bob and Buster Bob head our herd. Titanic Bob—Rumples Wonder, Titanic Lady. Buster Bob—Buster Clausman, Smooth Hanna. Titanic Bob and Buster Bob are wonderful herd boars, com- I inp from the best of breeding, while their type is the best, stand- I ing foremost in the rank of Big Type Polands. Our offering consists of Fall Gilts, Spring Gilts, and Boars, i Tried Sows and 1 Junior Yearling Boar. You should attend this sale for real bargains. Fellow breeders and farmer friends, we hope to meet you the 29th. Sale will begin at 12:30 sharp, will be held under roof, rain i I or shine. Everything is cholera immuned, double treatment. Crates will be furnished for hogs to be shipped onlv. Write for catalog. Holthouse & Faurote, Decatur, Indiana. Joseph Flesher and Jeff Liechty, Auctioneers. John Starost. Clerk. J. G. Johnson, Fieldman. 18-20-23-2-1-2 G-27 Mecca Theatre “THE TURNING POINT’’ —COMING— The big First National attrac- \\e show first class piction, featuring the famous _ , tures only. Watch our proAmerican Beauty, < .i . •” gram from day to day and Katherine MacDonald. then be sure to treat yourself The loveliest photoplay of the t° *he best, ff Th W t‘ Ch f ° r V biS fM *" re Admission 10-25 cents. Thanksgiving day. Also a good two-reel comedy. Visit our daily Matinee. CRYSTAL THEATRE I THE HOUSE OF QUALITY I TONIGHT Here is a show for the whole family. 6 big reels of pictures. ) I Neal Hart in a big two-reel Western Drama filled with f j thrill and action. You'll like it. Gale Henry, the celebrated commedienne, in a big two- i reel comedy. Come and laugh. Texas Guinan, in a two-reel drama. £ G,OOO feet of pictures. Come tonight. Admission 10-15 c ? Coming Thursday-Friday—Loniel Barrymore in the I “Copper Head.” It’s one of the Paramount Artcraft big 5 ones. L" I —I ■ I I

C. O. Duvlson, n student of Indiana !■ university at Bloomington. is visiting with friends here. ■

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