Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 85, Decatur, Adams County, 9 April 1925 — Page 7

I " JACKIE COOGAN AND HIS NEW BROTHER ■ fc- Orke. i'. " , WB dHMßaw' JmA j y •5vW f r v%£9w»wW ■ \rfHV 4ft JJ I <w* w I ■<i <\. jafr W| J ’i I 1 I oiK 1 1k x <S3ig *-r4 te LOS ANGELES. Cal.—Above is the first picture of Robert Coogan, aged H ni.411 Its. weight eleven pounds, disposition cheerful. The young man is Kckie Coogan's new young brother and the picture above is the first for ■l idi he had posed. With him is his famous "big brother.” The picture ■an taken in Los Angeles on April 1.

[UN PREVENT I POTATOSCAB Solution Isi | I Recommended For Use I In Treating Seed aa Many housewives have been proBtnke.! .It potato peeling time to find Mpiui a large amount of labor has been Kupciit in the potato patch in produc tubers that are only partially fit Mtor eating purposes. A large numthe potatoes produ- -_d in Adams are so badly pitted with scab" that sometimes oneBthird of the potato must be p«eled ■my in order to eliminate the diseased portion. 9 If those people who grow potatoes ■ were only aware of the fact, that with ■ a small expenditure of time ami mon■ey this disease could be completely 9 radicated, scab .-potatoes- would y lie M ■ ■ , nmu i<> ioid in AtHHa 4-"u:oi—--9 Although some people yet beliwrfe 9 that treating potatoes for this dis--9 ease is not a practical measure, the 9 experience of many who have tried ■ it out substantiate the fact that treat-

A NEST EGG Misfortune is liable to overtake you in Money matters. Then it Is that a gtWn! sized "NEST EGG” in this Bank ,r. es "Powerful Handy.” ‘ * Over and over again have we seen’an accumulated f und bring relief to those who have met with misfortune. If you have not started an account, Now is the time to do it. Come in and start a checking or savings account. The peoples Loan & Trust Co. “Bank of Service”

Anco Timers T lie best timer on the market for lord cars, trucks and I’ordson tractors. A 30 day guarantee on fT A every timer and very reasonably priced at. . . . «tlv Buy Fisk Tires Balloon or Con! Better lire satisfaction and more mileage assured. We have just the size for your car. Buy the bwt tires at the low price. Texaco Bas and Oils—always satisfactory. COOPER—the good Storage Battery. R. N. Runyon & Son I‘hone 652 Opposite Interurban Station

ment should never be neglected. To obtain potatoes free from scab, the seed which is planted must be treated in such away as to kill the disease pores which are carried on the seed. One easy method of treating ■ potatoes is to make up a solution i consisting of one pint of formable hyde in thirty ga.lons of water. The potatoes are soaked in this solution for two hours before they are cut. An easy method is to place the potatoes in \ burlap sack and submerge the sack and potatoes for the reipiir icd length of time after which they may be removed and permitted to drain.- In case less than 30 gallons of solution is necessary a smaller amount of water with proportionate amount of formaldehyde may be used. A more 'efficient, but more dangerous method of treating potatoes is by the use of corrosive sublimate. In this case four ounces of corrosive ' sublimate are disolved in 30 gallons of water, it is advisable to disolve the material in hot watdr before mixing in the large amount of water used, which is usually cold. In this case the uncut potatoes are soaked ' for one and one-half hours but no longer. No metal container should i be used for corrosive sublimate sot--1 ution because it is strictly corrosive land "eats” metal very rapidly. I A bulletin entitled "more and better

. DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925.

potatoes” which explains thia treatment In detail, us well uh th® control of other potato diseases, may bo obtained at the county agent's office free of charge. • 0 State Board Os Health May Condemn 18 Schools Indianapolis, April 9 — (United of elghteenl’ress.) Proposals for a sanitary survey of White river north of indiaanpolis and condemnation of eighteen school buildings in the state were being considered by the state board of health in its April meet'ng today. The board will consider having the river surveyed throughout it-H whole course from Indianapolis north. The survey will consider the disposal of sewage at Noblesville, Anderson and Muncie, according to Dr. William F. King, secretary of the board. The board will seek to get first hand information from the survey. The survey will look forward to the time when every city along White river will be prohibited from dumping its sewage into the river because of the fact that cities along the river’s watershed depend upon it for their water supply. Dr. King said. The waler is becoming so contaminated with sewage that it is becoming difficult to purify the water thoroughly enough for drinking purposes, he declared. The survey would not be instituted soioly upon the initiative of the board, the secretary said, but is being demanded by the citizens and civic organizations. The river was surveyed recently south of Indianapolis and resulted in the city being required to construct a s:’,.mm,(ino sewage disposal plant.

CREAMO MARGARIN Creamo Margarin is Churned in Pure Rich Cream—that’s why it has that Fresh Creamy Flavor. No wonder Creamo Margarin is used in so many homes in Decatur—it's different because it's Churned in Pure Rich Cream. You'll like Creamo Margarin because of its Rich Creamy Flavor. If you are not acquainted with Creamo Margarin buy a pound with the understanding that your money will be refunded if you are not more than pleased—that's our guarantee. Order a pound of Creamo today. We want you to enjoy that Rich Creamy Flavor. < You’ll like Creamo Margarin as a spread for your bread, for cooking or for shortening because it’s Churned in Pure Rich Cream. / AT YOUR GROCERY OR MEAT MARKET

BAUGHMAN’S 5 and 10c Store House Cleaning Specials .36 in. Curtain Goods Chair Seats, Towel Os,, Scrim Of|/» Bars 715 c Yard... lOe, 15c Oil Mops, Marquisette Each tM'C Yard... 20c, 25c &OVC Furniture Polish 1A Lace, QQ Bottle IvC Yard 25c foOtjC Easter Goods Mercerized, XQz* Toys Yard t)uu ../1c loOUC 15T............89c , '"" kc ' s .... r,e» n(t 10c Heavy Fiber Silk (P | Dyes Yard «P 1 Curtain Rods Qr Cail<)v E k r gS Single.. sc, 10c Pound Wall Caper ( leaner. Paint, Large Line Bulk Garden Staing, Enamels, Bronze, >ecds, all fresh; with best Ainonia and lA n n’\ C ' <■ . „ Brushes, each JLUC Seeds IQ Window Shades ’ "\ lakc ‘ Y our Hats Rubber Stair ir lOc.ZdC I reads, OxlX XtlV Hat |<| oWC rs i Clothes Pins, | /I Each Ivl t dozen IvL Hat Covering Clothes Lincs & Baskets Yard Ovv Carpet Beaters If Braids, 1 A , Each TOC Yard 5c and I 'Jv Sand Paper, 1 Ribbons 1 f* asst, pkg lvl Yard Remember It’s At BAUGHMAN’S East Side St. Phone Hi

When the survey was conducted It was found that the rily seriously contnmmuted the river as far south as, Edinburg, Ind. Similar surveys have been made of Aho Ohio and Wabash river. The fed oral government, at the request of the state board of health is making a sanitary survey of Lake Michigan to determine the amount of sewage dumped into the lake by the cities In Indiana along its bonier. School houses to be considered by (he board for condemnation or improvement include: Bunker Hill, school district No. 1. Adams township, Whitely county. Reuh school, district No. 4, Union township. Whitely county. Mount Taber school, district No. 3, Scott township. Koscusko county. lleplon school, district No. 2, Scott township, Kosciusko county. West. Millwood, district No. 2, Scott township, Kosciusko county. East Millwood, Scott township. Kosciusko county. Becknell school, district No. I. Scott township, Kosciusko county. Best school, district No. 5, Scott township. Kosciusko county. Pleasant Valley school, district No. 6, Scott ownship, Kosciusko county. Crcvel school, district No. 3, Jefferson township, Whitely county. laud school, district No. 10, Jefferson township, Whitely county. The school gymnasium at Galveston, Indiana. o Jersey Cattle Club Man To Visit Decatur Soon Lafayette, Ind., April 9 —H. E. Dennison, of Michigan, field man of the American Jersey Cattle club, will spend the greater part of April in

Indiana, helping the Jersey breedera 1 of the state in organizing an active program for the future improvement ami development of the Jersey breed. In company with It. D. Caiian. of the dairy extension department of Pur , duo university. Mr. Dennison has started on a tour of the state ( during which stops will be made at sixteen Jersey communities. During the day, Jersey farms will be visited and in the evening a meeting of all interested in Jersey cattle will be held at the county seat. The tour was opened at Portland. I

Your Boy Deserves a Real Easter Suit. Your Purse ‘ ' J, deserves a Square Deal. Here are Both! If we could talk collectively to the parent’ of Decatur for 5 minutes and illustrate our speech with these suits and savings—even tho’ r ’ if W this stoi'k is tremendously large—there wouldn’t be enough clothing to go around. '‘ These models are our bid for business of the < ’"■-'U'i present and to the citizens of the future. ' -J These prices are your bid to walk in and see V*' Values that were heretofore unknown in Adams y' » county. Try it C o m par e No one can get ' hurt—except Competition. Two days left. TofuL-T-Ayso Go J BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS J MONEY-ALWAYS—- '• DECATUR • INDIANA*

STUDEBAKER New Big Six Sedan $2575 f. o. b. factory UNLIKE any other fine car, the new Studebaker Big Six Sedan is built complete t- body and chassis—in company with other models, in large volume, by one organization. This eliminates middlemen’s profits and explains its low price. To pay more is extravagance. By all means let us show you this new Studebaker before you buy. < The prjee of the new Studebaker Big Six Sedan includes an extra balloon tire, tube and tire cover. Bumpers, front and rear. Motometcr. Safety lighting control. Automatic spark control. One-piece windshield, sun visor, automatic windshield cleaner, rear view mirror. Cowl and dome lights, extension lamp and stop-and-tail light. Clock and gasoline I gauge grouped under glass with other instruments. 127-in. wheelbase, 75 h. p. Studebaker motor. Biggest balloon tires x, used on any automobile. .r Im * LIBY and YOST 116 South Ist St. Phone 772 DECATUR. INDIANA 1 1 i "■■ ■*—‘ '1 THIS IS A' STUDEBAKER YEAR

April $, and NewcaHtle was visited April 7. Tho remainder of the stops will be as follows: Sheridan, April 8; Albion April • ; Warsaw, April IO; Goshen. April ll; Bloomington, April 14; Rockport, April IS; Evansville, April 16; Orleans, April 17; Decatur. April 20; Columbus. April 21; Salem. April 22; Charlestown, April 23; Aurora, April 24; and Brookville, April 25. — Richmond. — Inspectors here so far have not found a single case of European fowl pest in Wayne county.

Wayne county has been quarantined. Inspectors have only completed a survey of Harris township. Richmond. — Formation of a Richmond Y. W. C. A. was unanimously approved ala meeting here. coßNsrrj Nothing »o quick to stop ■uJL' pain; so safe, so healing u Xino-pacfs Aotaa,a