Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 23 October 1923 — Page 6

IF BACK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS flush Your Kidneys Occasionally by Drmklnu Quarts of Good Water No num or woinnn < <m tmik<' n tnls Into' hv flii*hltU' th«> khliu-v* o< cnaloti hIIv. hiivh u anil known authority Too inurli tl' h Gn'd crwilM n> hl* whhh (log the kidney |u>ro» »o that tlon xlur'Klihh filter or strain only luiri nt the wiide mid polaon* from the blood I lion you •leh l> Hholl ituUixtn, hondm he«„ liver trouble, in riouHliooi, lon dl|iiitloti, dlirinenH, leeploaonen*, bladder disorder* often i oiue from hliihklkli klda»y« rhe moment you feel n dull in bo 111 the kidneys or vour back hurts, or If tlio urine Is cloudy, offensive, full ol sediment. Irregular of passage, or at tended bl II Holism lon ol sculdinx. he am to drink soft water In quantities; also got about four olltu es of .lad Halts from am reliable phiirinm > and take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast lor a few days ..nd your kldnevs may then act tine This famous salts Is made from the a<id of srapes and lemon lube, com iiio'd with llthla. mid lias been used for uni sio help flush eloiyed kid tievs and sltmuliite them to uvlivltv, also to help neutralise the adds In the system so they no longer cause ir illation, thus often relieving bladder disorder* .lad Salts Is Inexpensive and cannot Injure makes a delightful eflerves cent Itthl.i watei drink which i-lrn one ian take now mid then to help keep the kidney* dean ami the blood pure thereby often preventing serious kldnrv i omplu aliens |tv all ino-uis have your phxsielan examine vour kidneys at laast twice yeat BOX SOCIAL 4 box <oc al w .11 be held Friday evening. Oct 2G at the \\ .i*hingt«<n ■ • hool C i s bring vour boxes of eats and the boss are invited to come , mid buy them. :'.a'U Margaret Moran, teacher • XV I V I 111 H l II X Xl.l s I list si, KM** I xtM'nu* vtaiwt ol . Full vxU4« ami wuth* ; IV< .k tri <♦'( ;>xMH thIV.M, . h»"rt «hu4 Mxou 'hUl xxhwcK' va'UW i*»S| x w Fvlrs * llctu \ and Va* n*» v|m aI am iftthhUrtlt* r> "U'd v'H »h<- Mi m< 'ini MM-uh * ttx- \ th* wxwrkl, m Ux'nvx 4‘d.xl Vai ■* th<* nv'*x, I'hMuM rrtty itntiNh fcr iv.ui’ix .4 14 va'Mm th;! I tdC! MW | lUtIUMA

UK. C. V. COX XEI I VI Il'RlX MU AX Otl .. <• tJe x.' F’.st S ' .■.••• IVb. OllU* lO I; U»S d- 6 - 1 WELCOME MOOSE ÜBr ■-W - fT' Wednesday Evening Kecular Merlins MOOSE HOME third Street. MOVED W* Ssxr werrd rvse ee? <*M .ST.V X< »•« Ss'sli v-wr ' rec Wtt\» car v* <♦ jkx-asx! .■« V*J '■« M-vn are new .**« *»i reMb •*» fcww*ass. w*»r r* a*4 vn. Graham 4 Walters ICOAL I *di J * ».s«un a ’ *' - I* 1 CHESTS VT Ska* Hard Caal K entach.' Bhw Ktbhea Cml <mr m*c< fee intnwshase benders F. F. Zimmerman M Viitwr Ceantx • w.C, v? « j&jl * *W’» w-w aww ■-

Women Need Swamp-Root Thousands of women have kidney I mid Idudder trouble and never nil' IIKCI It. Women's eomidiilllls often prove to bo nothing else bill kidney trouble. ' or Um result of kidney or bladder disease If the kldnevs uro not in n healthy condition, they niuv eniiso the other omuls to hocumo dlseasod. I'iiln In tlio buck, headache, loss of iimbltliin, nervousness, uro often times symptoms of kidney trouble. Don’t delay starting treatment Dr Kilmer's Swamp Hoot, n physl cuin's prescription, obtained at any drug store may be Ju»t the remedy needed to over i-oiuo such conditions. (let ii medium or large site bottle immediately trom unv drug store. However, If yon wish first to test the great preparation send ten cents to Dr Kilmer A t'o Binghamton. N V lor u sample liottle When writ Ing be sure mid mention thia paper. • Mr* Verna \vory spent lust even Illg In Fort Wav lie us the guest of Mi and Mrs. George Kern • Brother Vs. Brother W hen Michigan Plays \ggics iTiicago. Oct. SS Brother versus brother the far fumed Harry. Xilim gan captain, and the hard tackling Stub of the Muhigan \ggie* is the |iros|wu t when the Kipke brothers Iplav against each other Saturday at \nn Arbor Harn Kipko. all American triple theater, i* noted tor wide sweeping end runs while his brother is brained in Fast Isitising lor hi* vicious tack Ung Saturday the fates have pittexi ( the two against each other The one to get by. the other to prove he can not pass. So far this season the Michigan Ag Kies have been tar Now the par of Illg Ten football, Chuago smother >d them in a 34 to 0 defeat. WisconI'in toyed with the farmer team and had easy work wmnir.; 21 to i' But when the two state institutions of Michigan meet :t is always a different aggie team \wm against Michigan would cure all other defeats of the season * Pccatur I cadets I'rvparing To Open Schedule Soon The INvatur l.cader* newly organ! 'nd imb'ivendent basketball leant, an IholdiM regular workouts two'*' a [Week will soon be in fine condition tor the opening game The date of the ftr*t game has not been set yet | bn :he leaders w U o|xeg their sea-1 v,xn S'sve The' practiced in the Ugh I' *s, hxwd gymnasium last night as the I [Woman's club hait the old gxninas I i m The Kuk-lan.i ewu.sh.ir htch| [sehswl nxc came and played a practbc ■ . he l.oadc-s Kck'av.c. !hax a x.iappy bum h o- player* this '. a- that xhe .n! have a gvwxd season -h. K.C • .' r.aaage: .-. the Decatur [I coders He * booking game* with lit ants from Huntington. Klukiwa. and other cities and towns a Indiana aae v >h' The s*m s .omixxsetf o; :or i ;tx»er high schoo, p?<vces front Mor toe > Vs a.- ~r K s.a: .t cwtshrp

FISHER & HARRIS CVSH GROCERY Os»» Dealers in Graaute. Aluminum. Tin X Gahanuni Wane U<-!5! Seuth Senuad 9L I'henes s—lS—3ll Quaho. Service A. low Prices Free CH> DeMverr line Granubied Su<ar. th. UKThe besa m Peutees fur winter ssemce; fulb w»*lurvd; excdlenl qnahu; 5 bushel (nr ... $4.0 Bm&ri *xHolland Seed Cabbage fnr Kraut; ll* !bs $l.O sos .... SSk lbs 4Se Jers*' S*en IXmaioes W. 4e T lbs 35e MeKenses Xe» Pare Kuei- * beat Henr. 5 lbs .. 2Sc !♦ *s. M\' m< Xu< O W. R> 35c iieech's Bread Heer fer better Bread. 34 *«.... •hhe 4S »s. ... sl-0 Barrel .. .. .... .. s*.s> Xew jiarx S»eet Cera, can I*.IXaren cans sl.*S Carte cans t'ahferasa .Ajnce«s m s?n«b. can 3*.IXm*« cans JLjuaanned Cent Kndecs. hirer saw ..... ... SSc Cent EncCecs. tare* saw 4Sc Heard Gadmnawd Tubs s>c. C*c. ?*v and SSc Oex* .Mm is* Ste*e Pwe ESbees. 13< Preew V abac*, each OK FISHER 4 HARRIS ChsO Greerr*

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23,1923.

LOYAL (il l{M \NS. (Continued from I'ngo One) pioiluirni'fl republic mid drove many of them out of towns, it , was reported. ('rowfls tore down the red, ■ white anil green tri colors of the sepuratistH ami burned them. nt'i.iiTiN . (Uy Carl l> Hroul) (IT. I' Stuff Correspondent) Berlin. O. t. 211. UlHpaii Io s from Bonn today said Sepnrnlllat force* arrived bore m 2 a m and stormed the city hall only to be repuaed by the police Police fired despite orders Os the k’roneh military, disixiiehes said. The dlaturluinco win , oiitimiitig, accord Illg to latest dis|Uitches. French troops were rushing up with Link* to stop the ghilng, l-ito dispatches indicated the sop aratlst movement in tile Khinelmid hud taken n more serious turn then was nt first anticipated. The cabinet was sitting continuous ly most of the night. Ten person* were reported wound e.| in a <la*h between separatists and crowds around the city hall in Coldona when the separatists attempted to take over the city adminisfrtit ion. Dispatches from Ksi hweUJer said separatists had successfully oeetipievl the city and taken over the publii building* there Workers in many Hamburg ship yards quit work today and plundereq l«x»d shop*, later attacking police sta ;imn Fierce fighting occurrod ; stations and a number of persons were wxumded. .All food stores were compelloil to reduce their prices. Are Keonianizing K. L. Dolling Subsidiaries Indianapolis, Oct. 2.1- Ktxm.mita tioa plans for the subsidiaries of th* It U IX'llings company are being pushexl. Bert Mcßride, rxH'eiver for the Indiana mterosts of the IX’lling* . otuvrns, annoutue dtoday liefinite arrangements have already bvn mad«' fxxr the nx'rganiMtion of thv> Kude Manufacturing company at Liberty, he said Tomorrow Mcßride will confer with Phillip Mader, re reiver for the Western Drop Forgx lompany' at Marion on rvorganivation of that exmeeru Each subsidiary will be taken ia hand and set ont its feel ami put in operutiou as soon as possible. Mcßride [.said. An answer in genera! denial to a yetition asking for removal «< Me Bride as the IX'lltngs rvxx ixer w ill b* ( filed Wednesday by M. Bride's alter aeys. Removal rd Mcßride is soaght by Grant Sanders, a suwkho'der who a! leges that the interests of the rem paay at* «*' involved that one re reiver utMK handle the entire sitaa non and do >.:suce to ail the stock Zev and M? Own To Meet In Kentucky. November 3 By FRANK CKTTT . Vr. rd FW*s StaS C.vr.-sxei. st New Yerk x\t 25 The battle «* '-eryvarcskis foe which the Amer icaa racwci pwbhc has been clamor isng—« ctst et speed between Harry ■ s sckalr'* Rex and Admiral CM iK. GraysKss s My Own— wtU be waged lat laiMMa. Ky~ Xfcvnmbee X Rsk owners have agreed a» sen ; tYeir cxMts hk the latoava champtea I ship rd a assd six tartvags The I |Mftanv«. a beat at iravaMa a» weR as! *er-tress. is a Kt long ter the 'A.xg I Ld the SMcMr Jex wavde -ae* i a gxxxi sicwtng a: I 'AHwaat Fart Satarday, however I when be ran away fro® i'Afyrws. the I ; snach-xasnted Kngfcsl chagnja.*. evr I j, rt > an. halt and 4»«shed wtrhaat ci-.'w:.»g dsservsss. that Saux IKhhxh trainee. feeAs the see »d The Fma vnT show has host sg the Vaxcee race There w He «her r-.xxi Vorses «r the taw ba Meeroehun whSA wva ;k<e I tneus iv-by an.- -*. -ate* the best •.i,-ee''vw--cvai «f the wes« ant Harr* hkrtos Rnchaniwer'c keid ' nr he the >ewc gedttatg * the rxouMry are entered.

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AI'POINTVir\T or FXrt'f TOR Notice I* Uerebg Given. That th* Übdrt signed lihh I" n appointed rrxutor nf tin- i Hiutr of i iitharlne lIuMM decrlised, bile of Adlinill county. . Imlliinu. The estate I" probably »olWILLIAM H SMITH. Executor, tut. 11, I»SS .1 F. Snow. 1g.23-30 Ally for bJxeoutor. — ■ o- — APPOINTMENT of A DillM*Tll vroit Notice I* hereby given that the tinderalgm'd has been appointed administrator of the i-smte of t'lumor I ii. Hing. lut» of .Adnms < oiinty. d<-c.-UH.-d I'll.- .'Stille Is m-obnlilv solvent i'll Altl.liS I I't'lil.l.lN'., Administrator 0,-t. IS. ISJ3 Dore H Erwin. Atty. f«-23-3l) - —o NOTH E OF I'INAI. HFTTI IMI'.NT or EXTATE No 2<IH. Noth.- IH hereby given to the creditor* heirs iiml legatees of George hell.l. deceased. Io appear in the xd.-im* t'lrvuit Court, held ai Decatur. I i.linn.i. mi the lu day of November, I and show eixuse. If any. why tho I IX VI SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS v nil lheestateof -aid decedent should imi he unproved: and mid heir* are rial tied to then and there make proof of heirship, and re.-elvo their dlstrlhutlve shares. It Xlt It Alt V KEI.LF.It. Executrix. I'eeatur. Ind.. Oct. 15. ISIS. run lite A l.ittei-.-r. Attys. 14-23 O — noth it or rixii »i:rt'i.EMENT OF EXTATE No ;‘«St. Noth.- is herein given to the ere.lllos l-.eirs and legatees of Harriet L.iihei. oeceased. to appear in the vdams Cm oil x'ourt. held at Decatur, i oii.c the 13 -ii' of November, l : and show cause, if any. why the xi MENT ACCOVNTS with the estate of said decedent should I-»i be approved; and said heirs are' r 'tfiied to then and there make proof at heirship, and receive their distrlbut.ve mKarrs*. l'i:\NCl'S PKCKKK. < . ;uur. Imt. iv-n l.\ l»-3. i T. Merryman. .\u>. 1<«.3 — 0 \on<r of riNti ’•khi EWi:\r OF \ • , x ‘-• t' \ V xr. 4 - !-»VV ht irs ai'xl h jiatee* of l'ly<*«'s S G I'rtN’i. drceaiuM. to appear in the ulanis Circuit K'ourt. hrhl at Decatur I nt.ana. on the l‘A day of November. I *?ji. and sh»'w A'auar, if any. why the 1 m.il SeUh»n.rni X*xx»,mt* with the •"stair of aaul decedent aheuld n<»t be approxexi; an*t said heir* are rn'tihrti tx» then an<l there make proof of heir«hlp. an*t receive their distributive AKNINTA CP.KSS. Administratrix, ev-atar. Ind O*t. €. i ore Ik Krwtn. Atty. l<-t3 Nonas ro i wi’ihbs. \ . - :• • ' c ■ - : . v..—. ..' x’ov 5, ls 2 will be the last day for | lying y»ur fall in»ta)lment of taxes . he treasurers office will be open; om S a m until I »». dicing the j ax paying season All taxes, ot paid by that time will become de inquest and a penalty of will x« added Ikv not mH off your taxes - they must be paid, and the law points xxut the duty of the treasurer. Those who have bo cht or sold proprty and wish a division of taxes -hov.ld cxxme m at once. IXia't wait ■r the rush Mb recipt* can be laid wav tor anyone, so do not ask tor it. HIGH IV HITE Trci'-.irer of Ac..-- < Co 244 til Nov. 5 BOX SOCIAL Every body cxvtue and hare a good me at the box social to be held at 1 Ne Detwvlt s. ho<rd. one mile north t tad two miles west of Monroe. Fri . CHEER THE SICK Miss Orfal. superintendent of the Adams c'owaty MessoriaJ bospitaL rvqm sts us to aucxmee i that dcxMctons es winter appies. 1 potato < and vegetaKes wiß be gladly re*re.red and mseh appreciated at the hospt-.ai. The frs’l. jeUies and Jnkvs doenud abett a month a#o are more thaa serving their ptrpcise and Miss Chmst and the paDeM*. we are sxre. woxxld greatly xjpre-.ate dcaa:.ons <ot apples, perar.vs and veyvraMes. =OR QUICK CASH SALES ts ye* are -essed M the gmr Ixs- er sale od fx-sx Mads, business .x.iatx’e.s. ?*■ soi-3.ee *r eSy T.-vpe«jet* <t*» er « ' ter ene eg ever revewt , rssTtpcve Sssts. F.t these perwNts wbe w-cnY wax .xi are xxttr-i tn -vvaMe soere cash ox wxNtSd say ctl and see wteid’ «» ext rw*er yen to ns a «*si >ne* .'er jump sr..-<*e--ty KWW AxSENVT Decxrxr 'i-iiaaa. No. 4'—Js a AeedroWM aeery ant a hasf enstt -o-a resoieawe «K ’ Mericee A«-sa.xe TY» Kcsae as nt ‘ xx. - -rt ee.nse-w.t:wn ani bas >e*n , v® X zxxsstUiy nr* «r twelve ywasw. is , - i—-n »■’! nft'-i-ss. <;ee»ar. ?arJ-.s *■?.- Is 'na.i-m. ’v.Ntd - InosA *sace. and has x-ge spnt* t»r ■ gu, -r;tt, -rec *ias ssnhie. ca-are • snue and shade trees —is cm a snmned gn**w servets at r.w Arcwctoa and L-wn. >e hourtt sw S2.MW.Jd, Fnsswss;vw fcem wdsha sscy days. — Net 3®—M a temrty sew fv* rmrw .ncaS“ gm -wnsi TArteen3h seteet T» -wsvSemne * weS ie.-na-rd *n -he gwftde sc.-ms tevee —the Stwt# HhgTw-ay -nad. * Xc2t m a Hu* 4 izsutMiatscu. Sas eiecerar espies ■ tad vws-sr* watsr a ae hemse. A new gnrdea ML vrth cbachms harto and hemse. eve. Larrr weud brwsw fine *«y he eamly .-haared ittn- a catMw Ths u a wey giWc ux-a xm* Mt a paid s-vec, ana can be ) 3uw«te Mr CLXaLM

Small and Graat. Ii la u (mull thing to die, but a great thing to be depraved.—Horace. MARKETS-STOCKS I — Daily Report of Local and Foreign Markets CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago, Oct. 23. —Prices at Hie op- < lung of the Chicago board of trade 1 wore irregular. l/>iiil buying brought fractional up turns in wheat prices. Tilts was induced by Liverpool's recovery of an early slump. Receipts here were light at 50 cars. Weakness developed in corn due to [ more lihi'ral country offerings and a i weak cash situation. Ol<l and new ■ corn is being shipped in large quart!tie* to arrive within the next few day. Receipts IGO cars. Onts remained dull and neglecteil. Prices remained unchanged at last l ight s level. Receipts 75 cars. A slight upturn in provisions followed reports of fair purchases of lard by Contineatals yesterday. New York Produce Market Flour —Dull and unsettled. Pork Firm; mess $25.50412G. Larvl Strong; middle west spot. l $13.35013.45. Sugar -Raw. dull; c«*ntrifugal. 9G I t-st. S7GK- refined, quiet; granulat- i F «T| Coffei Rio No. 7 on spot ll l 4 c: Santo* No. 4 Tallow—Dull; special 7 s »®7%c. Hav —Dull; prime No. 1 $1.50; No. 3 $1.2001.25. Dressed Poultry—Weak: turkeys. 2<oCOc; chickens 22042 c; fowls 15 033>*c; ducks L. I- 27c. l.'ve Poultry—Firmer; geese 22® L'.N-; ducks 14024cffi fowls 13(i28c; turkevs 40c; rooster* 10c; chickens 21fi24c; broilers 22023 c. Cheese —Easy: state milk, common to specials 22fi294e; skims, common to specials. 14019 c; lower grades 5 015 c. Indianapolis Livestock Market Hogs — Receipts ll.WO; market.' steady to 10 higher; best heavie.*. f?Gv'i7 90; medium mixed. S7JO(r :75' ,- common choice $7.10® 7.25; i bulk of sales $7.1507 45. Cattle — Receipts. 700: market. I steady: steers $3011.50; cows and ; : eifers S4OIO Shoe-,- Receipts. T'.h-. market. | i steadv to 50 higher, tops $6; lamb tops $11.50. Calves — Receipts. SOO; market lower tops's!2; bulk $11011.50. East Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts S 2v< shipments 3420. official to New York yesterday. 4940; hoc* clos.ng steady Median's and hea-i»* $795®!- mixed $7.75417.53: bulk. $7 75; Yorkers $7.5007.75; tix $4.75(67: ro <hs $5 5005.75; stags $404 54; cattle 304 steady; sbeep 400; best lambs slXls; ewes. $307. calves 200; tops $13.54. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected October 231 New No. 1 Wheat, bushel $1 $4 Good Yellow Ear Corn, per 184 $1.15 White or mixed corn, per 194. s’. 14 Oats, per bushel 3$ *Kye. per bushel Sec’ Barley, per bushel 45c Ckwer Seed $1354 Timothy Seed Y*s4 OECATLR PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected October 23» Fowls l«e Broilers l*c i.egberE Broilers lie Leghcen Fowls lie Old Roosters *c Dwek# 13* Ge*s>e be doaea *S* Local Grocers E;; Market Eggs, dooes ' 35e | BuStv*at P- ;e* Rattertat «5* I —— Public Calendar The mkeo are beixv a# emssed 3a tie Deeaew IM£y Des&i- --' •rax. the roetjeece ist ed arsckes tu: be siNit xrpra-.T.e from to trite. . Sa.jee fats* wtT >e n&ded w ttas oai- [ antx Froe es Chaere s* jersie* keiisase las bt3» jrtsJied Mev and < sxjv # afrorssed m tie cectstx# ' pager A tro-rEwe ysmr sa3e 3 ,dbe Deca-x* LM-jy Deawcrat aid rone* prwetxwl* every fxnsee ta Adk airs cwumy t»i -mmedwt# v-caaxy." ' Ywasr ar a Wser tsars tie 7*o** » MuteW itnr wxut vim baro x a£er We Tttat aX sones mi styes rs , sue M£-3 at rowwna.W jr-oes. ■ Oct. 24 —NESSaar RttS-.esb--.ee 4 1 sm.es t-.-rthwese at Twcatar « Fnrt f AJrine iNreatw romi. J sewti aid 7't» sl.-is smsMmat rs ■ Sb'XkCUHM. r ' Ot 2'4 —X-s Lynns. Ixfier. 4 U-les • ease aid 5 wSes nerti «E ZT».t*.nr ar j 1 SEfie M Krnfißeck: s. tb;«i. N.r» I—Set*.1 —Set*. "3 a*f WenEer 4'-a ' Hies rt Decwcir. 1 SLie scr-tl ad Bffbu. Jujw I—rxxsei1 —rxxsei MT-eigiro 4*t sl'-Jm r flfcsc «f Dectartr 1 meue tert! rs Bite. » Nlnr 71 —Frosnaa Sctaww- W - xt-ies vest «< IMcar.tr «n wee. < Atr t lam. f Xm i—fcffier Mr». >-7es 5 wnthsot as EMmear nr Mries , tvfufci sc Pbrnaaar Xa» > New. $—F BefSu. min. Jam. i AS m&Ses njrri mwk nd TMcsnr ar 5 - wraet ■*< Clams ‘ Nao *T—Omftur MESOr a Kiff# *«BK as DecKur tn imtsa_3 it»e.

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♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ CLASSIFIED ADS • i FOR SALE FOR SALE—A few u-u'il oil stoves, and coal ranges. The Gas Co., 105 North Third st46tf E’OR SALE—Keifer, good eating pears. Will be picked in two weeks. Order yours now. 50c per bushel. Call phone G2O White. 24GtGx FOR SALE 17 month* old pure bred' Shorthorn bull. Chas. E. Magley.l R R. 7. 24»t3 FOR SALE—Vlctrola arid records Cheap it taken before Wednesday night. Phone 240250t2 FOR SALE :: suit* boys under wear age 12; 1 ladies coat, site 40: 1 ladies jacket suit, size 40; 1 Halloween mask suit for lady; 1 bicycle, cheap. Call 517 White or 12S South Third st. 250t6 FOR SAI. Golden Rus*et potatoes SI.OO per busshel; picked apples. 30c to SI.OO per bushel; turnips. 50 per bushel. W. W. Hawkins. Decatur. Ind. _ 250t3 FOR SALE Fresh cow. extra good I one Call 719 N.250t3 FOR SALE Keifer pear* at 25 cent* per bushel. Phone 178. 251t3 SPECIAL SALE—On all of my Fall and Winter Millinery. Prices always the lowest. Sale lasts th * week only. Mrs. Maud A. Merriman. 222 S. 4th St . Decatur. Ind. Phone 902. 251t3 WANTED WANTED —Energetic man with car in your county. S4O-SSO weekly and more selling Heberling's well known line of household remedies, extracts, spices, toilet articles, etc. B g demand. Steady repeats. Old established company. Healthful, pleasant. I profitable outdoor work. Experience unnecessary. Goods furnished on credit Write today for full particulars. Heberling Medicine i Extract Company. Dept. 752. Bloomington. Illgois, 'IS-19-20-22-13-24X WANTED—Chicken ruffers and pickers Steady work and good pay. J. A.’ Long. Portland. Ind. 249tG I WANTED— Lady clerk for steady work Must be over eighteen year old. Morns 5 & 10c store.249t3 ' WANTED —To buy small second hand heating stove. Call 897. 249t3 W ANTED —Giri for lining room— Murray Hotel. 250C5' JOBS THAT PAY! We want hand trackers and factory laborers to work BBd»r good condnicexs. Steady work at 45 cents per hour. No Labor Trouble Apply Ready far Work WiLLYS-OVE RUANO. f«c_ E<vgce-eet Dept. W. Ceotrai Ave. Toledo. O. — rox'm* with Ugfct# and cas Wr.te Mr# Obver Scteff?? Detar. $ 2~«X WANTED—Twenty men; apply at factory. Holland St. Le>«i* Sagar Co. 2511 • LOST AND FOUND .. S'" — DaeAftbcw* wsnraixittg W*L $5 bdl a»d M#aß ,-saxre. m biM-sronv es roart i*'«*-e Satarday afteracx* leader rocxra to; .’.Ax offxe asd roeevve reward MAKE TT EARLY!—TKat sittiMff far ywr Xmas PKma. E4«ari* Stvdie. 251 at Millionaire Sportsman Is Sued for Divorce Today CmXla. Ort. St—< RettMdffw. jwtkeai Ctnala s3':i-.~3iax axd MO-| 5c«a..-» nffr:lar: was wvew Mr ironr.ee hen* r-xiiy M bev wide- Em.- Jt j Mam 3nadff». whffm he hM xbk rocimwi 'rom aa. Afrocaa bug game laa.- Mrs. charges *xmron>* ersSecr. Tie? went »4.~ed M St ware «..■ a*ax sbs liae vhfe m oaccMer.fac gm* raa- rfwLx i,Ter rnasie-..* raz Ws &v-»*-«t trna i-s Tr#e w* **. ‘ Mjibnitte T-ixr roaotbec#. atwnfae adj a jrvmxec Sax FTimrsuee tazx.x xxi . mw «f .grrocmg Ms a &a®y- ! wiawtt anKfaa jnravre emrjwraoMt Tie *r*ses:- 'sirs SntaHiHS » ’iff. ' OFroncerf wise at X F C nemax zmk lev it ae rosr Os I xmf J CWwrbxx ln£_ Lgtni'itt >ok YMA. War aro Sirowo. Ifatt ore tie Mhrtp-- off wYut* a fate# ♦ auro :r -5 •*«* • un«pe j eua —WYaaix.

••*••» « 4 4 » « . INVESTIGATE FOR BETTER HEALTH, set DR. FROHNAPFEL, D r Chiropractic and OMaopathi.’ Treatment# given to nult yO u P at 144 So. 2nd 8t p * Office Hour# 10-12 #, tn.—l.s « s . ' S . E . BLACK UNDERTAKING ANO EMULMIO Calls answered promptly day or 01sb Private Ambulance Service, Office Phone; 90 Home Phone: 727 DR. H. E. KELLER OFFICE SPECIALTIES Ll'.., women and . olldrer. X- Ily *"‘,d tions: Glourseopy e*at<:natl<.r, J’S: internal organa; X-ray and .|2Uj! ' trr ?‘! n *“ n .'’ for hi « h blood I-reum vnd hardening of the arteriea- xT!! ; treatments for GOITRE. TUBEpctJ LOSIS AND CANCER “'BtfICIJ. 1 Office Hours; I to 11 ». m.—l to 5 p. m.—T to I 1 ■ 1 Sunday, by app-dnunont Residence 110 Offr. lu N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eves Examined. Glasses Fitted HOVRS; 8 to 11:30—12:30 to i w Saturday $;00 p. B . Telephone 135 Closed Wedneaday afternoon DR. C. C RAYL BURGEON X-Ray and Clinical Labontoriei Office Henn: 1 to 4 and * to 8 p. a. Sondays. I to 11 1 a Phone Ml. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of Title Real Lsuu Plenty of Money to ican oa Government Plan. S«e French Quirm. Office—Take first stairway •*u’h TVor-vree o 0 DR. FRANK LOSE Physician and Surgeon Njrth Third otreet Phones: Office 423; H»« 43 > Offlro Ho tiro— i io 11 v 1 I 1 to S—4 to 4 p. s. Sunday » ta » a. a. [ IS MADE! By Gef. -5 KH-NSON to Cry Year Sa e. Book ycur Fall aa eo early. Wrta or pro's. Roy 3, JwT'roe*. a.ttcMSf Decat.' Ind. PKoee AM ar Mt Rsd. JAMES T MERRYMAN Attoroey-At Law OffScea— Prc-s 1 2 aro 1 K. e< C- B. : " Ooocate Decat-- >~x'* Gewe-al P-ar. :r Spec ate#: Procate e.» -r« I Co ecto*# O — 0 M S ELZEY JE» ELcF. Rep*irag a S 54 year* ex?-' -' - Rjoet 4 ws-r r ' *"* , —c— BOX SOCIAL • • A hex 44Ct*l W-T •- T I Aber fcMevoi W-”-sr-.- *’ BOX SOCIAL There wt 3 be a s> - ? :<be -a.rx’e-r stJeu* ’ J Ckrtober 25 Ev*" 1 ” !S4U Btod K s—s—♦—WAN’ • i FORT WATNE A PECAItI TRACTIOX UXB Leavw Dttearirr Let 1 ‘ , - -Ma* 5.-4 B a. xa , . w *» a. it. _ t ■ H J- * 12 *» F «- * _ ’ W ?-* 5.W W M. , W y * tM» P- >• ’ s W 44 F «. W a » n. -- Ar-rros *2 EMc*=ir P x BxnKscs JIT::-