Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 23, Decatur, Adams County, 27 January 1925 — Page 2

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICES, BUSINESS CARDS

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* « CLASSIFIED ADS ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FOR SALE” "\S I Alt COINC to California. nr. ‘ property st 748 Mercer Ave., is for sale. 7-room house, and garagePriced right for quick sale- i Hrandyberry. j FOIT'SALE--5D iiere furin at Peter | son, Ind . 4'4 miles west of Decatur , good land, good 7-room house, large ( burn, good out buildings; electric, lights, large chicken park: a home for some one. I rited rigl . j. F. Castle. Decatur. Ind . Route FOR' SALE—House al 611 North Sec j ond street. Call Chas. F- Steele at| Graham & Wallers office.i i’ttß SALE - Registered Berkshire • boar. Cheap S L. Vance. ant Mills. Willshire phone. -lt-.'X: FOB - SALE - Upright' organ Curtis | Miller. It. KB_ Phone 861. 22-3tX j Fon””SALE—Heed go cart, librarj table. Both in good condition. Ir : quire 215 Soulii 11 th st ... *,a FOR~SALE - Used electric washing machine, cheap Payments if de; sired. Call Oscar Sprague. phone, 938. “ Jl “ i WANTED i liMiuii.uiHi Company wants tn. n to sell Watkins Home Necessities in Decatur. More than 150 used daily. Income $35-$59 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Write Dept H-5. The J. R. Watkins Company. 242 North : Third Street. Columbus. Ohio. WANTED Property to list for sale. Chas. F. Steele at Graham & Wall ers or Phone 361. WANTED—Dishwasher at once. In- ‘ quire at Murray Hotel. 22-3tx WANTED— Washings to do” Phone 615. _ 22t ‘ 4x WANTED—Men at our big farm sale Feb. 4th at Craigville. Hetrick and W01f.19-3teodx I WANTED — ACTIVE REPRESENTATIVE, permanent position. Over, 30. Light, easy, profitable outdoor work. Wayne Co.. Newark, New York- —_2*L “ LOST AND FOUND I.OST- Blue ti< k female liound E.irmeasnre 24 lucres; right hind toe , off right hind leg. $25 reward. Harry | Carver, Ossian, R. R. No. 1. 22-31 xSTRAYED to my farm. R(gl IJog, ' weighing about 200 lbs. G L Estell. Decatur it. 5. 21t3x eod o SHERIFF’S SALE Farm at sheriff’s sale. Thurs. .lan. 29. 81 acres: 2 1 ; miles N. E. of Decatur. Fair land and buildings; on pike. >/y mile to school. Free access to high school. 26 27x John Baker, sheriff o NOTICE A meeting will he hold at the Little Vine church. Kirkland township, at one o'clock, noon, Friday, February 6th for the purpose of electing a trustee for the Shady cemetery. I Nearly a hundred people are hurried in this old cemetery; some of theni pioneers who helped to make this country ami we should see that the "■ cemetery is veil kept, the fences maintained and it is necessary tinder the law that a trustee be named at] this time. There will be other bttsi ! ness of importance. Please come if. you arc interested. 22G1X James A. Steele, trustee „. „ John Fox Dies At 11 is Home Northwest Os Herne Berne, Jan. 27. - John Fox, 66. died at his home northwest of lu re at 12:15 o'clock Monday morning. Ihrilli was unexpected, ns Mr. Fox was taken ill only four days ago with an attack of paralysis. Pneumonia then developed. Mr. Fox had been mal;iug his home at the Holin Beehler lurui. I Mr. Fox was a son of John and Mary Fox t-'inl was born in Frcn< li township, where he spent most of his life. lie was a retired sawyer and thresher. He was never married. j Hi' is survived by Hie following brothers and sisters: Jacob, of illnrl Ing, Kansas; Will. Mrs. I'llizab‘dli Lnginbill, Fred, Jniltts and Ed. of i Fort Wayne; 'Calvin ar! Mrs Aldine Yoder, of Berne. Tim e who precedc.il him in death are, Charles* Caroline,! I’nrdinuud and Uobcrl. ( Funoral servin''ill !>-• ■ held on Wcducday forenoon at !.'.l;> o'clock from the home and ut |i, o'clock at Hie Berne Reformed church it w is announced yesterday. ■mi I ■■ in I | DR. C. V. CONNELL ' VETERINARIAN I i If I j Special attention given to cattle and poultry practice. | Office 126 No Flint Street | ' Pilous Uiiice 143—IleBideuce 102 I I (D

♦ BUSINESS CARDS * H. FROHNAPFEL, D. C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE Neuroclometer and Splnogrsph For SERVICE ’ F» ' Location Poaltioi at 144 South 2nd Street Office Phone 314 Residence 109 Office Houre: 10-12 e.m 14 M s . E . BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMIF Calls answered promptly day nr r-i ; Private Ambulance Sarrt** Office Phone; 96 Home Pbon*' * FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of Title. Real EntatPlenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan. Interest rate reduced October 15. 1924 See Fiench Quinn, 'lfflce—Take flint stairway eolith of Decatur Democr» N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Litt HOURS; a to 11:80—12:30 to » *» Saturday 8:00 p. » Telephone 136. MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money ou improved real estate. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate. I SCHURGER’S ABSTRACT OFFICE. 133 S. 2nd St. ’ - — JOHN W. CLARK DEMIST 127 North Third St. Phone 122. J o' - — o — - ■— CONGRESS TODAY Senate; Considers compromise postal sal.'lilies ,;n,l revenue increase hili. Agr cultural committee resumes ( hearing on bill to regulate “packers ' markets.” Couzens committee continues in-1 vestigation of internal revenue bureau. I House: Expects to send Underwood Muscle Shoals bill to conference. Interstate commerce committee con- , sAiers long and short haul. j Naval affairs committee considers private bills. Banking ami currency committee considers silver bill. I Military committee considers bill creating department of aeronautics. Aircraft investigation continues. Agriculture committee considers Mississippi river bottom bill. Public lands committee considers calendar bills. . Immigration committee considers' Johnson deportation bill. I . Vy Sa,e Calendar Jan 28 I, F Miller, rinsing out sub’, :: miles south of Decatur, first bouse south of County Farm l.i'i 2!' Forrest Owns. miles south of Decatur or 1 % miles north of Monrm on st .f.r read 21. Closing out sale •lan. :;o B. M Smith, miles] south of Monroe, 4C, loii'?.'. nofrfh of Berne on Berne and Decatur Road. Jon 30 A J Beavers. 4',. miles South of Peterson or 1 mile easi and 14 mil" north of Honduraa. Closing out. sale. F'li. 3 Emery lla'.vkhr., closing , out ill oil W A Lower t'ariii. -1 miles isoe'lmast of DeraUtr or mile south of St. Paul church. Feb. 1 () E. Itcxrol". 2% mlh:;. ' itl. 1 mile north of Wren, (>., e.lo:; itig out tuile. ' Fib. 6 -Erusf I mi'hi'iii.in. 7 miles , 1 portliwe.i of liecalur on riv (, r road.’ 4'4 miles north of Preble. 1 1 /, milija e.i I of l''i"idlieim. Closing out sale. Feby. s.—Jacob Riln.V, I mile west, I 1 mile north of Bo:Jnn. I Fol, 5- Mr; Hila Burkha,f. admr'. ■ -outhen,.i of Decatur, l mile '" ‘ti ::t'- miles east of Monroe Feb. Id—Ellery Poliugr 9 miles east of peeatur, I mile, west, 14 north of Middleberry, | I -1 b. IS- I''.iii.iwini Hart, fit miles j'"' lie." t of lioratiir, '1 mile; south I' ;■ 1 or Mmirocvillf I 'b. 19- John Left, eluaitig out sale.l ; I mile >"'ltb I I east (if Salem. 7 i mile.; Weal of Willshire, nti ,1..f. Dailey | farm. ' j Feb. ;'u Ralph Atldrew.'i. Adiur. ■ 1* 'le I mil' ~ ".eat. 'mib north of. 1 Mimi 00. I I'b Hau- leeelo s tntfts southeast and 2H miles south of Heusaut Mills.

DECATUR DAIJ.Y DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY JANUARY 27, 1925.

Cod Liver Oil in / Sugar Coated Tablets For Puny Kids Forget the nasty tasting, stomach upsetting cod liver oil and give the thin, puuy. underdeveloped children ! McCoy'S Cod Liver Oil Compound I Tablets if you want to give them a ! good appetite mid put poiiuds of good j healthy flesh on their bones. Doctors know all about them and so does The Holthouse Drug Co., and all good pharmacists all over America. for they are in great demand, because they are not laggards but show results in a few days. They are not expensive either —60 tablets—6o cents and children take them like candy. A very sickly child, age 9. gained 12 pounds in seven months and is strong and healthy. One skinny woman gained 9 pounds in 24 days. "Be sure to get McCoy's, the original and genuine Cod Lifer Oil Compound Tablet.” Bliifftoii Man Convicted ■ Os Assault On Young Girl Bluffton. Jan. 27. After deliberat-j itig for twenty two hours, the jury in, tile case of tile state vs. Tom Met- j tier, who is charged with rape, at 12, o'clock Sunday announced that they ! had reached a verdiet. The verdict j wan as follows: “We. the jury, find I Hie defendant guilty of assault and battery only and we fix his punish- j i meat as a tine of S2OO and that he be : imprisoned in the county jail for a period of 6 mouths.” signed George | Barrington, foreman. According to the verdict. Ihe jury' [ could not find the defendant guilty ,of rape, but did find that he was guilty of an attempt to commit rape ' and under that interpretation could | only find him guilty of assault and, ’ battery. While no official statements have been made by the defendant or i his attorneys, they have signified their intention of filing a motion for a new trial. I The case is one that has attracted wide attention and from the time the first session of the hearing was held, on Thursday afternoon, the court room has been filled to capacity with ‘spectators. The prosecuting witness. Edna Bickel, whom Mettler claimed is his bride in a ceremony perform,ed a few months ago in Michigan. I was relied on mostly by the state for ' convicting evidence. JJer parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bickel also gave ’ testimony for the prosecution.

MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets Opening Grain Review Chicago, Jan 27—Grain futures opened higher on Hie lioard of. trade today, with wheat leading in tile trength and establishing a new post war top record. Sentiment in wheat was strength- , ned by sharply higher cables. Buying developed on receipt, of news of a. brisk continental demand. Corn made sympathetic advances Weakness in cash was the principal deterrent to bullish activity. Oats were influenced by strength in other grains. Provisions were st' adyw East Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts 4800. shipments 950. offi . ial to New York yesterday 5320. Ilog- closing steady. Heavies $11.4'1 0 11.50; mediums $11.250 1150: ’•gill weight sllO 1125;. light lights. 310.25011; i|igs $9 500>Dk25, packing sows rough $'.1750 10; cattie 150 low; si 1000; best lambs $18.80; best ewes $11’011; calves 400; tops ? it: Fort Waynr Livestock Market H'"' 130 lbs. and down sß'irSsH: to 15'1 lb 55.500'9; 150 to 190 S9O 9 30; 199 lb-, and lin $9,500) 10 8(1; roughs $950; sings $6. Lambs- $ 16.504017. Calves—sl4 fill. 50. LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (C'jrri it'd January 27)

Chickens, lb .... 18c Leghorn chickens .... 12c Fowls 18c Leghorn fowls 12c Ducks 16c Geese . 16c Old roosters 8c Eggs, dozen 45 c LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Correiled January 27) New CofU. per lot) $1,50 Old Corn, per 100 $1.75 Mi.\"d Corn, per 100 $145 Oat*, per bushel 55c fl.'t, per bushel SIOO Rarlcy. per bushel 75c N'-w Wheat, No. 1 . . $1.95 New Wheal. No. 2 $1.91 t-OCAI GROCER’S fiGD MARKET ! -gg - dozen . . . 4J3UTTERF4T at STATION butterfat 35c I

DRY LEADER SLAIN

■ * ' fiii ‘ * ; &Y ’ * lh 1 I' ’ Wff W & » 3' , - - — I S. GLENN YOUNG Herrin. 11l. —S. Glenn' Young, noted leader of the Ku Klux Klan dry raiders here, was killed during a gu:i battle on the local streets last Saturday night. Two other klansmen and • a deputy sheriff were slain in the battle. GIBSON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SAID TO BE ONE OF BEST » Critics and lovers of good music who have heard the Gibson Plectrum Symphony Orchestra, which is to appear here at the high school auditori ium on Thursday evening, February 19. in a varied program, state that I the orchestra gives one of the best and most enjoyable programs that they have heard rendered in several seasons. The orchestra is cotnitoscd , of from twenty-five to thirty skilled musicians. The program is given a change by the appearance of the juvenile entertainers, the Barr sisi tors, daughters of Prof. Barr, leader , >f Hie orchestra, who give readings that charm the audience- For a closing the number on the program, a . banjo band of twenty-five pieces ' fills the air with music. Tickets will be on sale in the near future and the public is cordially invited to attend. j ’?■ S' l KV..: ’ , ICWA'fi \ ■‘W’/ JE Stops Head Colds In One Minute Apply Ely’s Cream Balm in the nostrils and breathe it. Almost instantly the air passages clear. The germs ■ are combated, inflammation is sootli--1 ed. That stuffed-up feeling ends. That's the way to treat head colds. ■ The cause is germs in the tnembranes. Figltl them where they start. The cold 1 can’t develop if you do that promptly. If is relievvil almost instantly. Any druggists can supply you Ely’s Crca inßalm. Let it end all misery of cold and catarrh. Don't wait. Commends Senators l or Withdrawing Bills fI’NITED PRESS SEBVICWt Indianapolis, Jan. 27. Senators Fitch, of Miw.ie. ami S ms. of Terre Haute, received special praise from Lieutenant Governor Van Orman in Monday’s session fur their action in , withdrawing two bills "Getitlcincn, you are doing fine," the lietilcimnt governor said. ’’May , Hie good work continue. All other senators should take notice." Senator Fitch withdrew his bill wliiclj would permit the trustees of the Indiana state normal to borrow’ money from private sources to build diirmatorios and a nurses home. Tim bill witlidrawn by Senator Sims proposed civil service for public school teacher; of Indiana. — . Says Indianapolis Is Dirtier Than Gary (UNITED TRESS SERVfe'l7) Ill'll inapolis, Jan. 27. Indianapolis is dirtier than Gary, according li,i Senator Kodges, of lh« Calumet in diiKtrlal city. “t though' Gary -as -erv dtr'l aud smoky when the big steel tniJls are , running lull blast," he said. “But i

Indianapolis Is a lot worse. "And from what 1 have seen about . the hotels, 1 think it Is just as bad j morally.” Are You Fat? Just Try This t Thousands of overfat people have become slender by following the advice of doctors who recommend Marmohi Presfription Tablets. I hese little fat reducers are made from the same formula as the famous Mat mola Prescription. If too fat. don t , wait«-go to your druggist now and fog one dollar (the same price the’ world over) procure a box of these tablets. If you prefer you may secure them direct by sending price to the. Marmola Co., General Motors Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. They reduce steadily | and easily. No need for tiresome i x ercise or starvation diet and no unpleasant effects. I’oigot Wedding Dal": Married A Week Later Boston. Jan. 27. — What Joseph I Kanusky forgot to do last Sunday he did this Sunday. It was a week ago that his bride, pretty Vera Naukon. expected to lie married, but wasn't. Her parents home was elaborately decorated for the wedding and the guests were assembled when It was discovered the bridegroom was missing. “I thought it was to lie next Sun ’ day,” Kanusky later explained. He said it so sincerely that his fiancee believed him and consented to a delayed wedding. And Sunday he was on time. o CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: May sl.99'.July $1.70%; Sept. $1.64%. Corn: May $1.31',: July $132%; Sept. $1.32%. Oats: May 60%c; July 61%c; Sept. 58%c. o_ Winona Preparing For Great Bible Conference

Indications even at this early date are that Hie Thirty First Annual .1 Winona Lake Bible Conference next ,August will gather one of the largest t assemblies in its history. Many of t the preachers and teachers have al I ready been secured and these witli I others, who are confidently expected ] to accept the invitation which Ims i, been extended to them, will consitule an array ot’ talent that cannot Ist ex ./’celled. r The dates of the Conference are s Friday, August 14 to Sunday August - 23, inclusive. Negotiatives are in i progress witli several of the great sjpreachers from abroad, but the talent l|from this country thus far secured is ■ as follows: Rev. Herbert W. Bieder. D. D. oi Bala-Cynwyl, Pa. Prof. A. T. Robertson, D. I)., of Southern Baptist Theological Siminary. I’rof. charbs R. Erdman. D. D. ot I rincelon Theological Seminary. Miss Grace Saxe, Bible Teaclier, Denver, Colorado. Prof. George 1,. Robinson, 1). I)., of McCormick Theological Seminary. Rev. (’. 11. Wollston, I). I)., of Philadelphia. Pa. Pres. John E. Kulzeuga, I). 11. o f Holland, Michigan. Peter MacFurland, of Minneapolis. Among the Evangelists are Lyon, \ an Bruch ayil Stewart; while among the Mission men are Soerheirc, Beek- . er, Clark, Dibble, Blackmore, and George Trotter. Among those invited ■ bill who have as yet not given de ! finite assurance of their attendance are Hon. William Jennings Bryan. Dr. George W. ’l’rueil, |ir, L w Mun s hall. Dr. (J. Ingvoldsta/I. ' One of the s|H-iial and most -im portant features of the program will jbe (he Conference on Mission , a Jcotaplc of hours each day being ,|, voted to th., history of Missions and 11 lie needs of the field. '’ioniiiu*ni missionaries home, on furlough will J speak and the Stcrcoplicon and Mov- ! itig Picture will add interest to tbi ( aspect of the work. All missionaril - ! home on furlough dre urged f 0 I fend, and special arrangement * for . entertainment may be made by writ, ; ing tin’ Director of Conference, |;, v W. 4'l Bictlerwadf, V/inona Lak", Indiana. I Winona, the park ami the Ink-., ,■ furnishes n retreiit un- . stirpaq,sed, ami this in llm midst of I lite spiritual and cducafioiml itf.inos|i | iiere makes Hie place one of Hn* rar- ( cst spots ill th" entir<Acountry for a . Bible Conference. — • __ — Tennessee Girl Wins Baek Her “Love Child’’ r —i. Cleveland. 0., .1;,,,. 27. Her "love child,” restored Io her by a court in I ifilu, ()., Miss Frances Long, 21, / a wealthy Knoxville, Tenn, family. , today was preparing to cuter a CloveikiiHl hospital to study, nursing. ! ’' (Jon t car? sv hat bo" 1 1 hake my baby." she declared. ”My . larnily would be glad to help we b Ut

1 want to earn my own way." The girl b«hy ““d un *‘ ,tl u,ot “‘ ,r will reside with a sister, Mrs. H.ury Alden here. Miss Ums braved publicity to ’obtain her child who had been a charge of Mrs. Sadwyn Hawk, at Attica. 0.. since a few days after birtff three years ago it' Cleveland. —o ■■ — Garrett. - Mrs. Cora Ballentine. 54, is dead liere today from < ompli

PUBLIC SALE 111(I ~,] gni ,I, wi n sell at public auction at my farm located 71 , ni l,.s northwest of Decatur on River road, 4% miles north ot Perble, t.’l miles east of Freidhelm. on • | Friday. February 6, 192a I Commencing at 10 a. m. I 4 HEAD OF HORSES I Roan mare coming I years old, weight 1500 tbs., sound and well broke I .... n,. r( . i- vears obi. weight 1500 4bs.; Sorrel horse coming 4 jears th I K-h- --"«^^ CATTLE I Red cow S vears old. due to freshen by day of sale; Spotted cow. ;| . ,!,!<• to freshen March sth. 6 gallon cow; Jersey cow 8 years nidi pivinc good How; .b rsey cow 6 years old. giving 2 gal. per day; 3 M«| ealves. I" months old; Holstein cow. 7 years old, due to freshen first o|| Slu,c, ‘ 22 HEAD OF HOGS I Two broed ows. will farrow April 20th; 20 pure bred Chester White! . S I,oar> and 12 gilts, weighing about 85 lbs. each- I FARMING implements I 7ft cut McCormick binder, a good ono; McCormick mower. 5 ft; Me I Cormick liav rake; New idea manure spreader; Sure Drop corn pl M ttn! Thomas hav odder; one 12-in Oliver breaking plow; riding corn cultivator;l walking diltivatot ; 7-shovel plow; one horse corn cutter; double disc har-■ iow ilii" 'eitl'in siring tooth hatrow; spike tooth harrow; steel bar land I roller F inn, : - i'avorite 10 lioe disc drill fertilizer attachment, almost new; I ,-ie wagon 3-in. tire; low wheel wagon: fanning mill: Letz feed grinder kii| imri ■ hav ladders; set dump boards; set heavy breeching harness; setbuKyl harness 6 horse collars; 110 gal. steel drum; 30 gal. steel drum; 15 gal .anil I .’•O gal steel drum; scoop boaid; set ot bolt sleds; one "A” shape hog how; I set fly nets; one 10 gal. two 8 gal. and one 5 gal. milk can; and other anil des too numerous to mention. I MACHINERY I Sampson tractor in good running order; two bottom 14 in. tractorl plow: International hay press. 17x22 in., good condition; McCormick 6rt>ll| corn husker. almost new ; rubber belt, 6-in. wide, 40 ft. long; canvass belt. »| i in wide. 39 ft long; canvass belt 6-in. wide. 100 ft. long. I TERMS—AII sums of $5 and under cash. Over that amount a credit til 9 months, pmchaser giving bankable note drawing 8% interest the last {I ! months 4 : discount for cash on sums over $5. I ERNEST DOEHRMAN Hoy S. Johnson. Auct. Adolph Stoppenhagen. Oril Lunch served on ground. 27-2 M | {PUBLIC SALE I. the undersigned, will sell at public sale at my resid.'iu e loeatid I'jl i mi'es north of Monroe., 4' 2 miles south of Decatur on what is known as ttel 1 A. Kalver farm on Slate Read 21. on I Thursday, January 29, 1925 ’ Commencing at 10.0 C a m. prompt. I 4 HEAD OF HORSES—4 Gray horse, I year: old. weight !&(•", sound and a good wot’kir; kwl hers, . 6 years old. weight 1700; Gray hcrsc. 8 years old, weight 1509; RtMl horse, coming 3 years old, well broke. I S—HEAD OF CATTLE—S One 3 year old cow. fresh: Jersey cow, 7 years old, will be fresh sum;l oti" red cow. giving good flow of milk; Spotted heifer to freshen soon; itail heifer, one year old. I 35—HEAD OF HOGS—3S Two pure I,red Poland China sows to farrow in March; one pureWl Poland Cliina sow to farrow in February; one O. I- C, sow due iarru* it I . February: one pure bred Duroc male hog. 2 years old. a good one; HI shoats weighing 125 R>s. each; 15 sboats weighing 100 lbs.each;s small m| POULTRY 3 dozen good laying hens; 4 head of geese. HAY AND GRAIN 50 bush'd ot good seed oats; 2 bushel of good soy beans; 1 Imslt'lrf ■ timothy seed; some ohs seed coni; 5 tons di’ good clover hay; some timothy I hay; some straw. | IMPLEMENTS AND Tt)OLS Champion binder in good condition; Rock Island hay loader; Black . Haw I: corn planter; spring tooth harrow ; Avery corn ugltivator; Corn Kin-' ! manure spreader; I. 11. c trailer disc. 7-ft.; Cassidy riding breaking plot: | walking plow; double shovel; Turnbull wagon and rack; hog rack, mud boat; | doubl” set breeching harness; set of work harness; sonic collars; set rs . buggy harness. , MISCELLANEOUS I rimrose cream seperator; Jewel hot air incubator; two new 1" galkm i milk cans; whclharrov.; fork.- ; one beet fork; lieating stove; Stewart borw '•lippers, and many articles 100 numerous to mention TERMS—Sums of $5 and under cash. Over that amount a credit ot J month- will be given '.he purchaser giving a good bankable note drawing 8% mieiest i He last .’ months. A discount of 4% for cash on sums over $5. N» propel ty to lie removed until settled for. ■ . , , FOREST OWENS Roy Johnson and Bullas Reppert, aucts. ; W in. Kolh'i’, clerk. j Lunch by Washington M. E. Ladies Aid. ' 19 2227 | PgUBLIC AUCTION" 1 I’. t sale of personal property, in the mal’er of th'’ ,'i'riin 1 tr, , 1 X"r •• ! " l,i,lari ■ Notiee is hereby given that Hie undersign" ." ' '“’’a ll ' " l Willi,-.in F. Burkhart, deceased, will offer f"t tewn bin vp !" ' ,a,e •■'‘sii’.eiicc of said decedent in Blue Creek J.. Indiana, s miles southeast of Decatur, on" un l " 11 '‘'rp. of Monroe, and 5 miles west, of Willshire, Ohio, oh , , Huirsday, February 5, 1925 1' 1' -otr.l properly ot .-aid ei tulc. consisting of , Bl , 5 HEAD Os HORSES / 've Ul o : , ve 'i.'Y'n,'’ 8 ,," ycar ’ s ° ld - "'isht 1450 lbs; Black mare. cOUUM * •e t ■, ? 0! '■ 1 Bay ,nar "’ 11 Old. weight 1450 lbs; M Old, weight 1145 lbs; sorrel mare. 1100 tbs 'er, k-'v <>.' i"- llU i' V la U tIOK ,a '' k «|otnHnod; Nisco tn«mit“ spr’’*' l Md'oimici m/vi' J ’ Osborne hav tedder; Mef'orDJU'k binder. d’,,'i,l d, ' . I ' : "? riding breaking plow; John iv tiding .uHiv;,",i i ( S ’i'" '"’U breaking plo" : l"li<r di., ... , "'ltiva'or; Hayes roll) plan''’’ , si.iiv tooth li•> rtiu / drill; bar roller; Hiring tooth ~;<l ro " -praying outfit; t„p’ Bas 1% horse power; one-half int.-rcs (•,. .. . , miscellaneous ii< aP< Hi' Nil f.i'r' ~,1ln ’oso cream separator; 2 Old Trusty ■i’-.v immp- 'ea.’deu m vhw'gar barrel 4 ( .| H > ' ’ <'niuhj; «ovcn chicken crates; <•<•>» ■ j'mk; <dd TractoJ W: *** ch “ h,B i broker; corn grud-r; dou’ '■ '• u '"h,., ’ ‘ :b " ’ ’ *•<•» liarti"- .. o"“ b "" P About Id |.,p HAY « GRAIN b't I" i of o.i . n ,.' 1',.. .''7'.' <!' TimoH’v IL - - I sL t ' b "” lpl ot Ct” "- TERMS OF sale I, ,0 B '‘ B,n at 10:00 o'Flock A. M. , I>“ riven win, l?; u '"’’ und over ti credit o) H b n.-il, >•„,., i,,;',,,. ' "’ O ""'S. All Hems under ss.("i casti ’• ■ pruval of the Adinlnistr-ifr'i ar • '•itkab'e note with surety to 11,0 HILA BURKHART, Adinitu'r a *f At the ;auie DORE B ' ERW!N. Attorn ey 1 ■ilowiiif:;—H;,. i; P i,|| l .„ U ' |lla ."'- " tu. Neidstiue will also offer sot »«' '7’ S ,s °"’ n< ’.' /'.d'wret--'olt'.i Befci nt. . ; ' s ’™" l " ttnro.v third Utter on 3rd of M.tr 'Jeff Leieht/aud „ r K't Utta A;d of sail, m M iu. 4 01 M. E. Church will serve lunch. J1 “

p„. ■ .excessive Weight of pi)lUlds H qu.’Ut her entire life in 1 "■hall, H — „ — ~,,.0 gn Call 436 for Taxi. ■ \\ hen vou feel a cold voniln K Take Laxative BROMO QVlS’iv* h! Tablets to work oil ||„. , al) , ■ fortify the systni, against if Grip or influenza. a Saf'”*®., Proven Remedy. The box nature of E. W. Grow. 30 c .