Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 214, Decatur, Adams County, 12 September 1922 — Page 3

A f ’ 4w \ I 1 - ,-_ —f ■■■ J r ■ x —. V \. • whe w i±l \Wy plus Funds in non- \ taxable - gilt edged '■'P S securities? quit RISKY I We H » ve , , | SPECULATIONS! <XU I ff® Our Service | H ' ''i V*-V JL Hl — don't ever hesitate to come in ® ® ■ ,■ I and "talk it over" for fear of K **' Wt* jf F * ill taking too much of our time or e| A HI that you wi, l be bothering us ~J* 4m *** flffflfrs id If"*' because you aren't quite ready HI l and altogether decided in your ,|i ffi own mind as to what you want H 1 I In to do. INVESTMENTS lj fc -7§*=H Courtesy and Service £■-'- _-~. -—-"j* lr i *;W^ipS ! SH —I 9 always at your command. gS ‘ We w '** **** p ' ul * to Berv ’* you at ■ 'JS^ > f all times a,, d “give you the lay !-DjL A J» "■'■>' of the land" on any and all in- B Wv vestments for after all, the ' Js. v P " p, B business of making your money J Jg',&—• '-»'<^r'.&sßPSEj&|j ; fl safe is a serious thing to play | : A. .- M with. ff I Old Adams County Bank ■ -slifi g| lll “The Friendly Bank" l|||R|H North 2nd St. & Monroe St. ~ =ss=_ '■" ,l1 ” 1 ——— l —■■■*

MONROE NEWS Rev. Millard Brandyberry and family of Mitchell, S. D., visited relatives and friends here several days last week. Rev. Brandyberry left Monday for his new home in Olivette, 111., from which place he will start on an evangelistic tour Rev. Brandyberf.v is a former Monroe boy and has a host of friends in this community

Our Attitude Towards Consumers It is the policy of this Company to aim at 100'< satisfaction in everything which it does for its customers. VVe try to be frank and open and fair in all our dealings. Our books are open to any customer for any information desired. We want to give you the whole facts and let you be the judges as to our service. Lorain Canning Demonstration Sept. 14-15-16 IQ kiiil ~ M Scientific housekeeping is rlOfciO' I\' I] made possible by the use V*/-? an automatic oven heal J J ji/ regulator attached to the ’ Gas Range, insuring automatic precision in your cooking operations. You can set the dial for the whole dinner on any article ol food you choose to cook, then rely absolutely upon Inc Range to complete the cooking perfectly without lui met attention on your part. Come to the Gas Office and sei* tip' oven heater regulator in operation. Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. THE GAS CO. Telephone 75.

who are always glad to meet him. Mr. Dan Good, of Elkhart, Ind., was a week-end visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Corson, west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martindale and children, of near Greenville, Ohio, were over-Sunday guests at the home i of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sells, returning home Monday afternoon. Mr. Earl Everhart, of Fort Wayne, was a visitor in town Saturday. Mr. Everhart was a former resident here.

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Brooks Andrews, who for several months has been working in a factory in Sturgis Mich., returned home Saturday to resume his school work in the Monroe high school. The Monroe schools opened Mon day with a large enrollment, and an excellent corps of teachers, with C. W. Hendricks as principal. The shool term this season is destined to be one of the best held, as indicated with the enrollment and the interest manifested by the pupils on the

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opening day. The schools at this place are always in the lead, and up to the standard at all times, and this year greater success can be expcted than in any previous years. Mrs. Will Albert and son, James, returned to their home at Youngstown. Ohio, Sunday, after a week's visit at the Schearer Sisters and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Longenberger and Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Longenberger returned from an extended visit at Newton. Ohio, and other reatives in Eastern Ohio. Registration was light in Monroe, Saturday, 10-1 males and 62 females registered. Animal Protein Feeding Increases Egg Production Lafayette, Sept. 12. —The use of inimal protein in the feeding of hens for egg production has doubled and requently trebled the production of ‘ggs, according to experimental data overlng nine years at Purdue university poultry farm. The animal protein used consisted >f meat scraps, tankage, liquid buttermilk, and semi-solid buttermilk. White Leghorn, Plymouth Rock, and everal other breeds were used in the trials. The results with dried buttermilk ncluded in the standard mash mixtures, fed at Purdue, which is five parts bran, five parts shorts, and three tarts animal prtein feed, in addition to the grain mixtures, follow: With dried buttermilk, 193 eggs per year; without it, 16; with liquid buttermilk, 171, without it, 65; with tankage, 144; without it 37; with meat scraps, 138, without it, 68; with skimmilk, 146; without it. 62. Grocer Thankful “I had been sick nearly 20 years with stomach trouble and was slowly starving to detrth as everything I ate caused terrible gas and pain and my food did not digest. I was reduced io 115 pounds. A friend advised me to take Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy about 4 months ago, which I did and now weigh 151 lbs., and can eat anything. 1 am very thankful for Mayr’s Woderful Remedy.” It removes the catarrahal mucus from the intestial trait, and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, .iver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. For sale by Holttiouse Drug company and druggists everywhere. HOW OLD°IS A COW Diagrams of the cow’s teeth have been published frequently, but a good many people go wrong about it, nevertheless, by figuring that the heifer gets a new pair of permanent teeth every year, when as a matter of fact, she gets a new pair every nine months, counting from the time she is a year and a half oldd. Os course, it the animal has horns it is easy. Count the number of rings, or wrinkles, and add two. —Farm Life.

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