Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 14 April 1924 — Page 4

DEMOCRAT WANT ADS GET RESULTS I Used Cars For Sale I I 1922- FORD SEDAN I g Good Rubber—Starter, etc. Everything ' in first class condition. ■ 1922-FORD TOURING I Disc Wheels Starter—Lights—Good ? Rubber and in A No. 1 running condition I 1920—FORD TOURING I (Two Cars) W Good Rubber—Starter—Lights and in 3 b excellent running order. |i I 1921-FORD ROADSTER I I (Two Cars) ■ Good Rubber—Starter—Lights and in S n first class condition throughout. 8 I 1 TON FORD TRUCK CHASSIS I f (Two Truck Chassis) 9 1 Good Tires and first class running condi- J 3 tion -A No. I throughout. S I Shanahan Conroy Auto Co. | I AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS I I Madison Street Phone SO I

great .Q--PLANTS fcd Earning for Indiana Investors Nine gas plants, with 1013 miles of gas mains’ I jf>.’ I 1 Three electric power houses, with 4y«i miles of I. and over 33.0U0 electricity customers! Conaider the enormnu bu ■ ■ that backs your -Sagiy* investment in , j ~■ Class ”A'*'(Cumulative) 1 7% Preferred Shares jj Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company The 37 commuruu-v served by slu-w , \ Wayne. Lafayette, Loew / set . Included, too.are the great in«lu-.i-. >1 > • :nr. ..-ou|wd around I r * n I lower Mke Michig;tn. Extrnvoti. .1 <.-.r -rvice u> mm new \ » >nd» tn thi» bu-»y region i>r« 'n’ - rate ru< iment offline \ «i *• BJ lunitie> for Indiana people. Shares $98.50 each Our Class "A" Preferred Share* ate ofleied for caah or on /Jk- il peytaentaof DO down and 110 monthly; Ti intereet allowed IMj-- •> ]| on iMallmento I■. ti.... month* at ■' /I the rate of $7 yearly per share. V. / \V * Z n4»4 <«•» Empfoye, call at our local office or tend the Coupon jQ Northern Indiana Gas K I F I &. Electric Company The (Jas Company B J * |r -gaWMCMEbdli*? Siiharrlntiot;. if d»«irrd ran he mad* through the OW Marne Couty Beak. The NM National Bank or The i'anplr, i xlllll a TrUMt <- 0 m ftoutur. / gwj' , \ — KBeow) Bonk FRFF : B hn»«nd Send This Coupon Today WJLJI “ ! Northern Indiana (to & Flertric Company y •'The Workshop of 1 THt GA» COMPANY duatrtea tent free on I %4m * J fl-VWH ~ 1 receipt of coupon I < |I£W atright. ; ili ® J iiiiiiitiTeiini lii 11 TH 11

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Glycerine Mixture for Gas on Stomach Simple glyrerlne, buckthorn bark, etc., ns mixed in Adlerika. helps any case gas on the stomach in TEN minutes. Most medicines act only on lower bowel but Adlerika acts on BOTH upper uud lower bowel and removes all gasses and poisons. Brings out matter yon never thought was in your system. Excellent for obstinate constipation. Guards against appendicitis. Smith, Yager * Falk, druggists. In Monroe by Otis O. Hocker. — ■- o Mrs. W- P. Schrock. Mrs. Fred Tat tenon and Mrs. James Westveld motored to Fort Wayne this afternoon to visit friends.

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SENATE FACES (Continued from Page One) Secretary of the Treasury Mellon s repeated championing of tbv Mellon plan. The finance committee also met to decide Whether to cull tip bonus or taxes first. This is the first "eauctis" of republicans culled since the opening of this session of congress. There is a strong sentiment in the ranks’for adopting the Japanese exclusion amendment as an answer to what some senators believe was the "unprecedented" note of the Japanese government in opposition to the pimd- | Ing immigration legislation. Bonus adherents are confident their bill will he given rhe right of way Liver taxes, and claimed sufficient votes in the caucus to swing their program. — o —- ■ NOTICE IL S. STRAUB the expert wall paper cleaner. The man who knows how. 1 will make that dirty paper look like new. Small or large jobs, washing. ceiling. I’tiees right. All work guaranteed Phone 51. Sttf-eod o — Soaks Right In And Limbers Up Stiff Joints Always remember when Joint* Ease gets in joint agony gets out—Quick. Stiff, swollen, inflamed, rheumatic joints should be treated with a remedy made for just that purpose only. Remember the name of this discovery is Joint-Ease and It will take out the agony, reduce the swelling and limber up any troubled joint after ordinary cure-alls have miserably failed. Just rub it nn—6oc a tube at any druggists—ask for Joint-Ease. —

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If this Signature 9» is NOT on the Box, it is NOT BROMO QUININE (There is no other “BROMO QUININE”) The Laxative and Tonic Effect of laxative BROMO QUININE Tablet* is very beneticiul to the system. 1 he World s most popular remedy for Colds, Grip and Inilnenza. Price 30 Cents Your Bank Account is a • Perfect Friend As a protection against adversity. as a preparation for opportunity. the Bank account is the only unfailing friend you can have. Whether you aim high or aim low in the scale of life you cannot reach your mark without saving money. A saving account at this Bank offers you Safety, availability of your funds, a Good Return on your money, an increased likelihood of success. | ( Interest Paid on Deposits I | Old Adams County Bank |

Ora Raker Begins Work At Vance & Linn Store Ora Baker, well known local young man, has accepted a position as clerk nt the Vance & Linn clothing store. He succeeds Otto Marshall, who resigned his position with the local firm to accept a position In Fort Wayne. Mr. Baker begun his duties at the Vance & Linn store this morning. — o —— Richmond High Defeats Portland Track Team Morton high school of Kichmond defeated Portland high school In a dual track and field meet hold at Earlham College. Richmond. Saturday afternoon, by a score of 72 to 23. Earl Reid, of Morton, was the sensation of the meet, winning the three sprints and tying for first in the high jump. Portland will meet Decatur high school in a dual track and field meet to be held hero soon. ■ o - Preparations Under Way Eor Gov. McCray’s Trial Indianapolis, April 14. —Preparations for the trial of Governor Warren T. McCray in federal court ou charges of using the mails to defratid were 1 un leeway today. The trial will open next Monday. The entire force of United States Marshall Meredith were busy serving sulipoenas on nearly 200 government witnesses. A majority of these witnesses it is understeod. are bankers who appeared before federal grand jury before “the governor was indicted. 0 E. G. Wine, of Fort Wayne, was a I business caller here this afternoonL. L. Baumgartner made a bust- | ness trip to Fort Wayne this mornin. tI'IMHXTMIA r or EXK< I Ton No. Nwllrr Im hereby «Ken. That the ! nn<lt*i'MiKD<*d han been »ppc»lni**«i E\- ; i < utur i»f the estate of William Johnston. late of Adamo *ountv. deceased. Tli« estate Im probaldv solvent. E \V. EILA NCR. Executor April 12, 1921. I »«»■»• R FJrwin. Atty. 11-21-2’*

J TWO AUTOMOBILES (Continued from Page One) broken almost beyond repair. The front end of the coupe was badly damaged, also Both drivers were alone in their ears and neither was injured. Several Minor Accidents Several minor accidents were reported, in which small damage was inflicted to the cars. Another car collided with the car driven by Alton Ho-wer, of this city, yesterday, damaging one fender. A ear driven by Gail Hendricks was struck in Fort Wayne yesterday and the body, one fender and bumper were damaged. A car driven by Harry Bitner struck a lump post ami bent the front axel ami radiator. A coup# driven by Miss Margaret Holthonse. of this city. was struck from the rear on the Fort Wayne road, one rear fender being damaged. A coupe belonging to the H Borling company was damaged when it ran off the road. A door to the toupe belonging to Hubert Schmitt caught on the side of the garage door us the cur was being taken out of the. garage, and was damaged. A car driven by E. J. Fricke, field man for the Holland St. Louta Sugar company, collided with another car in Detroit. Michigan, yesterday. The force of the collision bent the right front fender. the front axel and form and damaged the motor in Mr. Fricke's car. Practically all of the cars in the accidents were insured. The siinare-neikeil. short-sleeved tithe dress Is developed in many materials and combinations of materials. MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report of Local and Foreign Market* Chicago Grain Chicago. April 14. —Grains started Irregular on the hoard of trade here today. Wheat prices were held in check at the start. Favorable weather, heavy world shipments and possibility of action on farm legislation offset a higher IJverpool opening and improved continential demand. Better cash demand caused Maj’ corn to advance while favorable crop new, and larger shipments caused weakness in other deliveries. Oats were higher with light reclpts good cash demand and concentrated holdings. Proisions started firm. East Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts 8000. shipments 7600, yesterday; receipts 12.000. shipments 5.7(H) today; official to New York Saturday Soso; hogs closing steady. Top 15.20: bulk 18.15; heavies 88.11; few 88.98; medium light weight 88.15; light lights $7.25©815; pigs 86.75© [lacking sows rough 18.75; cattle L’isio steady to strong; steer* IBM) ths up 88.50©! *.75; steers 1100 !t>*. down »8501bl0; yearlings up to 810.bull* »4©6 5O; sheep 7300; best wool GO; heifers |5 sO©B 85; cows 12©7; lambs 817.24© 17.50; cnlls SIG down: best clipped lambs |15©15.25 dull; mils |l2 5o down: best clipped yearlings »12©13; best clipped aged Wethers 81 1©11.50; best cliplled esen |9 50©]0 50; calves 2700; tope 113.60. culls |9 down Toledo Livestock Market Hogs — Receipts. 1.000; market, steady; heavies |7.76©7.85; mediums 27.90©8; Yorkers 87 75©7.90; good |>lg* »6.50©6.75. Calves—Steady. Sheep and latmbs—Steady. Fort Wayne Livestock Market Shipping pigs |6.!5©6.75; lights, |7.45©7.55; light lights |7©7.26; mixed, mediums, heavies 17 4507.55; roughs 85.2508; stags |3©4. Lambs 815 25 down. Calvos- 812 down. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected April 14» New No. 1 Wheat, bushel 98c Yellow Ear Corn, per 100 »o<White Corn 88c Mixed Corn 88c Oats, per bushel .... 43c Rye. per bushel 85c Barivy. per bushel 85c Timothy Seed 83.50 DECATUR PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected April 14) Heavy Hens 19c Springers, smooth 17c Leghorns ....................... 13c Stags 12c Old Roosters 06c Ducks 18c Geese 18c Eggs dosen 18c All poultry purchased must be free from fend. LOCAL GROCER'S EGG MARKET Eggs, dnteti 20c BUTTERFAT PRICES Butterfat ~ 34c -0 Q — '■ O H. 8. MICHAUD Farm and City Propartlm .For Sals, Eschanps and Rent. . Office 183 South itod street I Office Phone 104—Ree. Phone 4M o —— —6 M T r Btf

:. * FOR FOR SALE- One H buggy. InqulH. O s v, w M ut 114 N, s(h si. Vln '° H'll SUU H Krain drill, in ■ Kruet/mnn 1b,..,. g rrrrr— ~~ —...—■ 10 cents J,..,- ,| (1/ ,. n Boone 478. Indiana m ■ ~ - I ahape. Decatur Au|( ” 1,1 AlB Norrh First street i !U - ■ ■ "i". "22 WeM E1,,, st sai.f— 9 Barred Rocks and |{. ( uJ'9 ’“ c eac * l - Burton %9 11, k ' BBoilv on. WANTED I ; ! I WE CI.EA\ 111 «;s—Have cleaned by air. Call f nr ae ,| J*9 er. Colchin Brothers, phnae. wi ■ S«L Factory ll.’, East Hujy SL ■ I WANTEI4— Salesmen to <ell vijSl States Powders for hogs, in count). A good proposition to of, to a live salesman. Ohl firm. No delivering Atldrew j ss - Scott. Sales Mgr. :!lo tiranvill, Muncie, ln<l. WANTED To box a general [mrp<»» horse. Must weigh lietswn IM anil 1500 lbs. and broke to drive &. gle. Isaac Everett, phone S7i-E. ilth WANTED—Tra< tor m plan' £7 |3 per acre. Call phone 2:', LOST AND FOUND I FOUND- -A ladles purse some money and other artida Was found about a month ago w Kohne corner. Owner ran ha»* ate bv calling at this office and destb ing. « SPRAYED to my farm, a shitr tw Owner may have same bv partg for feed, and this advt. Julias ErMR Blutlloll. It 4 FOR RENT FOR RENT Six room iiotiw ad garden. IV4 miles east of fr-catg. plume 606 or 971 While 'U FOR'IiENT = T or 3 rooms furnuH. I or unfurnished. 8-minute ridet»> tur. on interurban Garage, ganl'i and chicken park. Phone 572 K SSI o IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF M UNITED STATES FOR THf DISTRICT OF INDIANA IN BANKRUPTCY Cause No. 883. In the matter of Jacob Ix>m’ M”* niann. Voluntary Bankrupt. To the creditor* of Jwob | Krutxmunn. voluntary bankrupt ■ I Magley. In the county of Ads* state of Indiana: You. and each of you. ar.' h'WF notified that on the 4th day <>f 'F* j A. D 1924. Jacob U«t»i* KntliM» was duly adjudged a bankrupt. sM | the first meeting of hi *s be held at the Federal (ourt linosFort Wayne. Indiana, at O'clo«k A. M . Wednesday. April » 1924. at which time and pb« creditors may attend prow ttw claims, examine the bankrup. point a tru.tr .ml further bitsines* a* may l 1* come before said "'*' * in * . ~o \ sn> IN ORDER TO RM Ml 1 < 0- • ERATION all claim* mu»t I* < |y endorsed on the outer »• with the name of the 1 and address of creditor, amo vd. und name and address of <«aam “ *‘ ny ’ harry c. Referee tn unkruFtffFrankfort, Indiana. Apr'l A. R- D. Ro** of F..rt «d on buxines* friends JteW todafnotice to taxpayers Notice I. hereby given th t MONDAY. MAY 5- « r will be the last *!»>' f,,r P TW spring '"•‘•X?'wii be -pen '- tmMurer • ofß'* , he taM pr 8 a m. to 4 p m-. " i.ihytW ing season. All tux** 1 ftl R sd • lime will become del.m urn penalty of 1» Per tb , r mrt Do not put oft your• tMt- |M be paid, and the *** P* wbo duty of the 'r*“ hUre^ t ao | wf.b • Ixmght or sold proper an division of »«" XM* once. Dont *•}’ *“ _ f „- gays* <eptts can be laid a»a. „„...l«J io Ttwastirer ot A,l ”, W May ML, 7" cHIROP** cT * yau t* ll ' F , C*Y |nv«atH* M /J jewelry l“ r * f»i CHARLES 4 CHARLES, Lady Attendant ROY S. JOHNgJU Live Stock and Auctioneer pIW Om ?L!!TTI<vST ».!«■ phone or wsrnj e» Aak the maa t*ve e®*** wiU* who Me attended ** *"