Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 88, Decatur, Adams County, 12 April 1923 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FutUshgd Every Evenins Exsept Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. 3. H. HeUar—l'rea. aad Gan. Mgr. E. YV. Kumpe—Vice-Prea A Adv. Mgr. A. It Holthouee— Sec’y and Hue. Mgr. Entered at the Poafottfoe at Deoatnr. Indiana. an second elate matter. Bubacrlptlon Rates Single coplee * cente Oae Week, by carrier 10 cents One Year, by One Month, by mail 86 cents Three Months, by mall >I.OO Six Months, by mall >1.76 Ono Year, by mail u .... >3OO One Year, at office >3.00 (Prices quoted are within first and second tones. Additional postage ad ded otteide those cones.) Advertising Rates Made known on application. Foreign Representatives Carpenter & Company. 122 Michigan Avenue, Chicago Fifth Avenue Bldg., New York City N. V Life Building, Kansas City, Mo. Tomorrow is Friday the Thirteenth and it's a lucky or unlucky day as you make it. After all it's up to you. It's figured out that there was more than fifteen million dollars appropriated by the recent legislature which was not recommended by the head of the slate budget, Jesse Eshbach. No wonder he is mad. Every tax payer ought to be just as sore about it. Tree Planting Week starts tomor row. There should be one hundred per cent cooperation in this work for its worth while and it entered into by. every on" means much. Plant a tree,! “HERE IN DECATUR” What ORIGINAL VINOL has dor. for you. H. M. Chadwick, Urbana. 111., writes —“I was rundown and had no ‘pep.’ I found Original Vinol cannot be Ix-at to put pep into a man. It is certainly a great strength builder.'' Mrs. H. H. Goodwin, Dukedom, Tenn., says—"l was weak, nervous, rundown —I could hardly drag around. 4 tried Grigin.il Vinol and it is simply remarkable how rapidly it has built up iny strength.” I Mrs. E. Trotter, Toronto. Ont., writes —“1 want to recommend Original 1 Vinol to other women who are weak, nervous and rundown.” Mrs, L. W. George, Aiken, S. C., writes —“All mothers who have puny, ailing children should try Original Vinol.” You Take a Long Chance When You Buy a Substitute For Original Vinol. ALWAYS INSIST ON ORIGINAL VINOL—A MIGHTY' GOOD MEDICINE-TRY IT The price is still SI.OO Sold and guaranteed exclusively by Smith. Yajier & Falk Decatur

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My complexion is the envy of countless young girls, and the marvel of millions of women. For I. remember, have been 32 years a stage star, and am still. Mine is a grandmother s age. Yet my skin is Just as soft and rosy, just as smooth and blooming, as 40 years ago. Scores of my friends, on the stage and in society, have attained like results in my way. So I know that most women can do it, and I am going to help them if they wish. A new-type clay You read much now about complexibu clays. But those I see are crude and muddy, like I quit years ago. A French beauty expert first told me about clays. Then few women used them, so some of those women became the marvels of nations for their wonderful complexions. Now countless women use them. Clay is recognized as a prime essential of beauty at its best. Women wito omit clay cannot hope to compare with women who employ it. My exceptional results come from a new-type day, perfected by 20 years of scientific study, it is white, refined and dainty. And able experts have, found ways to give it manifold .effects. Where it excels It is found that only rare clays—certain mineral-laden clays — bring

shrub flowers, a gurdau, and help produce something new. That's what counts and you will be delighted with the pleasure you get in return. I!" 1 . 1 ■JIaeBLUILJH XL. u W. A. Klepper is a live citizen, a man who does things nut only tor his own business but for his community and his page advertisement ou “Plan to plant a tree" week iu yesterday’s paper is worthy the special attention of every citizen of this county. That is real progressiveness and Mr. Klepper does it sincerely. The best citizen is he who wants every one iu his community to be happy uud who above all else wants that community to be the best in every way and the most attractive in appearances of auy. Bill believes that from his toes to his head and he always helps to get results Jesse Eschbach lias given out his statement telling just what he said in his Terre Haute speech and what he meant and summed up it is that— The various departments of ludiaua can bo operated at from fifteen to forty percent less than they are, that several departments are useless and ought to be discarded, that millions of dollars appropriated by the last ]• islature should have been saved to the tax payers ami that the people ■ will have to soon grasp the real situation or many people will uot be able to meet the tax demands. YVe have •r • ued the same thiug for several and we believe the people will be aroused to real action soon. The !■ < at I< hioiatuie appl upi iated uiuney so lavishly that the people are stuun- < d but they will soon find out what uch recklessness means to them. At the last examination of eighth -mb- pupils for graduation iu Ad.i ■ county, there were only 19 made .i passing grade, although 216 took the examination. It is uot of record that the teachers employed in Adams eo.inty are iu any manner deficient that the pupils iu that county are unusually dull or stupid. Ou the contrary it is presumed that the teaching ci rps is up to standard, that the puI ds are ordinarily bright, and that there has been no particular distracion to account for the miserable lowing made. Evidently there is i underlying cause for the disgracei failure and if we do not miss our - jess, it is the came cause which has

the desired results. Modern science refines that clay—removes the useless mud. Then the clay is white and clean and dainty. Experts also find that, certain added factors give it multiplied effect. My White Youth Clay will be a revelation to you, as it A*as to me. I thought I knew all that clay can do, but 1 did not know one-tenth. It brings a new complexion, and quickly. Blackheads and blemishes disappear before, it. Dull skins gain a rosy bloom. Wrinkles become smooth. Many women, in 30 minutes seem to drop ten years. My gift to women Now I have arranged so that all who wish may get this perfect clay, exactly as I use it. And I am taking time in my busy life to urge them to employ it. Youth Clay does more for youth and beauty than anything I know. The results will amaze apd delight you. When you know them, nothing could induce you to go back. > All toilet counters sell Edna Waii lace Hopper’s White Youth Clay at 50c and $1 per tube. Also my Youth ’ Cream, which should' follow the clay. [ Also my Facial Youth—my liquid cleanser. Also my Hair Youth, which brought my luxuriant hair. My Beauty Book conies with each. For your own sake —please—go , learn-what this clay can do.

A. ! 1 h » 1 lE&kil wmcEHgpF • k I * ill * r jy El Telegrapher Athlete Among the entries in the annual indoor athletic meet of he Pennsylvantt railroad system at Columbus, Ohio, April 14. is W. W. Messel, telegraph operator in this city. Messel qualified for the System meet by placing in the shot put and the standing broad jump at the Northwestern Region meet in Chicago, last month. been operating so disastrously in other counties. To be sure, iu certain other counties al! too lenient superintendents have charitably closed their eyes to manifest deficiencies and have either prepared examinations that the veriest dumb-bells could pass or have deliberately passed many who have not made the grade. Iu Adams county, however, the ax has fallen relentlessly and there has been a showing of hands that hasn't looked good. Still, it is taken* for granted that iu Adams county justice has been done and that the pupils who have passed have made the grade, required and that no others have done so. Why then the deficiency? Is it too much to assert that the course of study prescribed is far too ambitious for the time alloted to master it? We fauey that this touches the root of the whole trouble. In the schools today there appears to be an ambition to cover all subjects in a minimum time and as a consequence we see the pupils being put madly through the courses in jig time, touching practically every subject from international law to domestic science before their infant footsteps have ciossed the borderlaud of youth. Adams county is merely suffering from frankness. Other counties would show up similarly if subjected to the same acid test. —Ft. Wayne News, eGirls! Have Pretty Eyes No girl is pretty if her eyes are red strained or have rings. Simple camphor, witchhazel, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, keeps eyes healthy, sparkling and vivacious. Dainty eye cup free. Smith, Yager & Falk, druggists. o INDIGESTION Stomach Specialist Says; Indigestion Troubles, Dyspepsia Acidity MUST GO or MONEY BACK Forget your Stomach troubles and begin to enjoy lite, says Dr. Orth, for my famous Stomach Prescription can now be obtained at all drug stores, and is absolutely guaranteed to bam Gh every sign or symptom of stomach distress, acute or chronic or moneys back. No matter whut ails your Stomach whether it is heaviness, soreness, gas belching or the most severe or chronic dyspepsia. Dr. Orth's Stomach Remedy is not only guaranteed to give instant relief, but it is also guaranteed to put your stomach in such good shape that it will be able to digest most everything If the food you eat sours on your stomach, remains undigested, and there is a fullness or bloating after eating, with pains in stomach and side. I can only say: Go to your druggist and get a package right away. The very first dose must bring quick and almost instant relief, and if after one full package you can truthfully say it has done you no good, take it back to your druggist and get your money back. The Holthonso Drug Go., and Smith, Y'ager & Falk can supply you. — o Don’t forget the Entretenir Extraordinair at the U. B. church tonight. You’ll be glad you came No admis. siou charge. 1 o Friday evening, April 13. Mastei Mason degree. Two candidates Everybody come. We need you. 88t2x W. W. o— ■ - , Herman Hollman made a businesstrip to Berne today.

DECATffI DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, APRIL 12 1923

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ • CLASSIFIED ADS • 1 J . -U ■■■ " H. - l '* FOR SALE FOfTSALE— A few used •if atovee •nd coal ranges. The Gas Co., 106 North_Third st. *6tf FOR SALE—Font Sedan. Fully equipped and in fino condition. Phone 802. 86t3x FOR range, with side, 1 oven. Used only short time. Call 599 Red or infuire at 1003 Mercer, Ave. _____ FOR SALE—Second hand bicycle in good shape. Inquire at the A. & , P. Tea Co. store. 88tf ( FOrTale— Reed' baby carriage, in good shape. D. E. Tumbleson, east of Maplewood cemetery. 88t3x FoK SALE - ~Fullblooded ' Silver Wyndotte eggs for hatching purposes. 75c per setting. George i Thursman, R. R. No. 10. 88-3tx FOR SALE—White Leghorn hatching eggs. $1.50 a setting. High egg I i strain, >5 per 100. Mrs. D. E. Stude- . baker, phone , FOR SALE—Baby buggy in good cou- - dltion. (’all 392. 88tf J ——..Ti—l__— \LL_uZZxlL— _ "*i~ , For Rent FARM FOR RTI'NT— I2O acres in St. 1 Marys township, five miles from Decatur; either cash or grain rent. > Ohl Adams County Bank. 73tf t FOR Call telephone 550. 615 Madison St. 85-6 t t FOll RENT—Eighty acre farm. 2% miles from town. Immediate possession See John Meyer, 316 North i Fourth street. • sG-6tx . FOR RENT-Good farm residence east of city, pleasant place to live 1 with fruit and garden, pasture for . cow and a fine place to raise chickens. See Ed S. Moses, at Greenhouse, North sth st., phone 476, Residence 195. 86tf! FOR RENT —Modern house, on No. Second street. Phone 183. 88t3x- - FOA RENT—3 or 4 ‘unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; also 2 steeping rooms. Modern. 115 No. i First st. 88t3 WANTED WANTED^V^"do house work or | laundry by the hour or day, by lady. I Call 660. 86-.‘tx M ANTED -Woman to sell Nußone Corsets in Decatur. Address. Box 319, Fort Wayne. Ind. 84-6tx WANTED YOUNG MAN l<> distribute circulars Saturday. Deport at Hie A. X I*, store al 7 o’clock Friday luorning. WANTED —Industrious, capable man 25 to 50 years. In Adams county.: Handle local trade delivering Rawleigti’s Good Health Products direct to home. Imrgest, best, fastest sell- | ing line. Products on time, lowest I wholesale, no advance in prices. No I experience, practically no capital I needed. We teach you to manage your own permanent, profitable business. Largest, strongest Company, gives most cooperation. Write age, occupation, reference. 'W. T. Rawleigh Co.. Dept. 1428, Freeport, 111. 7 10 12 14 17 19x WANTED—Lmive your order for spring sewing with Mrs. M* C. Iti.ulin. 115 North First st. 88t3 LOST AND FOUND LOST —License plate No. 220-160. Finder please return to this office. 86t3 LOST—Log~chainri2"ftrlong, on No. Second street, near Luther Hower i -sidence. Oscar Sprague, phone tins 88t.'.’ MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Rejwrt of Local and Foreign Markets New Y'ork. April 12—Wednesday's | 1 decline in the industrial average to ; a new low since February, was principally due to the fact that Texas | J company showed a loss of Pg. Since I 1 the stock was split upon a basis of I 1 four for one. the net change each day | ’ has been multiplied by four in the 1 <-onipilation of the averages so that ; its Wednesday’s recession was equal 1 6 1 *: Otherwise the industrial 1 average would have stopped above' r the low point touched on last week's 1 break. , r New York Produce t Flour —Quiet •nd Firm. t Pork —Quiet; mess »[email protected]. • Lard — Steady; middle west spot, l 0 o Sugar—Raw\ firm; centifugal (96< r test l $7.66(0.7.72. Dressed Poultry—Dull; Turkeys, i, 25(fi;:;8c; chickens 18&45c; fowls 16 l ?«31c; ducks 29@35c. Live Poultry—Dull; geese ll@ilsc; ( . ducks 21<£e82c; fowls 24(j)26c; turkey L. 25ti>45c; roosters 16c; chickens, «. broilers 22@35c; broilers 1 Cheese —Quiet; state milk, com-' mon to specials, 21(g>29cButter — Easier; receipts 5770; creamery extra 48’4c; state dairy tub 44(<H!ic; special market,, 48%,@49'6f; ' Eggs' — 'Steady; l receipts 34'440* | juarby white fancy 36%(i39c; nearby mixed, fancy 32fe<33c; fresh firsts 29@32c; Pacific coast 26@86%c. r East Buffalo Livestock , Receipts 8.000 head: shipments, 1.330 head: official to New York yesterday 5.320 head; hogs -losing steady; medium and heavies $8.65@ 875; yorkers and mixed -8.7517,8.85;' One load $8.90; pigs [email protected]» 8 roughs 7.00; stags [email protected]: cattle 100 head, steady; sheep 1300;

best woo) lambs >14.75; clips >11.75 down; clipped ewes >6.60 down; calves 300 bead; tops $10.50. r— LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected April 12 No. 2 Wheat, buehel >LM Good Yellow Enr Corn, per) 100 >I.OO White or mixed corn, per 100....95c Gats, per bushel 41c Rye, P«r bushel -70 Barley, per bushel I Clover Seed >IO.OO DECATUR PRODUCE MARKET for Delivered Produce Corrected April 12 Chickens 17c Fowls Me Ducks He Geese llc | Old Roosters >c i Leghorns > 2c I Stags Eggs, dozen — c i Local Grocers Egg Market Eggs, dozen 2t~ Butterfat Prices Butterfat <B e j —° >—>—>—WANT ADS EARN—>->—> —————— ~— I - the ou ve glycemnl Palm Beach Toilet Soap I floats because'lT'S I PQRE. |

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THREE CENT SUPPER The Ladiea Aid aociaty of the Mdlbodist church will hold a throe-cent supper in the basement of the school house on Saturday. a... ... ,11 ji.iw.ai .r.". I !'?**

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