Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 189, Decatur, Adams County, 11 August 1925 — Page 7

I MVEIITISEMENTS, 1 iffICES AND BUSINESS CARBS

I s ' : "' ■ * ♦♦♦♦♦♦’ I B »♦ * * » ' FOR SALE iH „ . few good used Oil H — ■ ■' o‘H> —><• "v ,vv ■ n a specialty. IBi dred. < u ; " |;( Decatur, Ind.. ■ lAe. Two miles south. 9 {'miles «est of l>l ' >l ‘" ir M W .F-144-tf BB — \. "potatoes- Fb’>‘ ! ■ ! 122 J B — ,Tp i;<>ast:i!g I l .ltrs good qua.H "ij L-' L.'. North 7th HL. ■ (I, ~, tree.’sll "" per 9 pj.t'r- and dtrubs as all kit'd* 9 on ’ ' l’rie-s at •'The HHty 9 ” ? miles South of Monroe. ■ Nursery. 4 """ 10—17-24 9 ~, e 'P . i.le for canning; alto 9 Ed Toney^’ ,llt,ne 578- I^7-ttx 9 L-g tlj'lTr'l coupe line cotfdl--9 /.ml tires, lorg" steering wheel. ■ L.r.M'""" '2l - Bl rTAI'E Oviiland touring ear. B P - ‘.ulnl T 85 ssl> will buy it Ros- ■ 'if N Htb street 187-7. X B ffiTsi’h - T"' 1 s'”” 1 rsey cows. B . I he fresh soon. See Mrs. II p’,bles,.n. If-atur. RR 9. pho.P' BbK RtiM. < B srFTuJ-VTTmnber pickles, select ■ *“ze. 35 cents per 1"<». Small cm>B „ ( .nts per 1"" U'ave order-, B .lllilis Grocery. R. B. Johnson. R R B pen Stat road No. 21. 2 miles south B olDefatur. 189-3 t B FOR SALE-1921 Ford Coupe. 132" B* Ford Touring car With starter. B M good condition. Inquire at ■ f N Runyon & Son. , - lx B Sat s\LE-Terrier Bull Dogs. In . B quire of Herman Weber. Decatur. | H K B H>K SALE Roll top desk. John 1• j ■ plollimr store 1V ■.!■ I — Wanted, B WASTE!' I.'idies desiring p easant ■ good income write tnimedB fee I '. Inited Directory Service. 20 B just Jackson Blvd.. Chicago HI. 186-tx B FOR SALE Sow and live pigs. Fresh B cow. Inquire of W. M. Kit son. DecaB htr Route. 2. Phone no. R-863 186-3tx ■ WANTED- Woman for ~day;; each] ■ otk. call 738. F; B f INTEIc^vl iirger <yid Operatoi I Decatur chain store. Large corpora B alien extending chain of stores wit.h| B full lines of well known, quality Radiol [ anil Auto products. No experience. I These lines necessary as complete | succesful advertising and selling sys-, ■ test easily learned. sl.<K>o cash re- ( I quired. S3OO up monthly. Only atnI bitious men with clear records con-1 } sidered. I nited Auto-Radio Stores,) [ East ls hSI ■ I'twag" Aug, llxj LOST AND FOUND • j Lodi — Grey grained purse contain-J ’tic bank hook bearing owners name.' Also small! change. Finder please re-; tom or write to 126 So., Fifth street. | Phone 6ii|i. 189-:;tx. LOST—In the downtown district of. Decatur a pair of tortoise shell bi I focal glases. Please teturn to the ; Decatur Democrat and receive re-; ward. Jtx'

“Didn’t Know Gun Was Loaded”; Woman Shot — Kendalville. Ind- Aug. 11 —A bullet] from a rifle accidentally discharged ; b' her eight year-old son last night struck Mrs. Nicholas Burwell!, 32 .in the head Physicians said today her condition was serious. Members of the family did not know the rifle was load •!. o, ... — MARlON—Automobile injuries fail ed to prevent Billy Conners, manager of thaaters here, from seeing his wish j of a new theater opening come true i Seated in a wheel chair, Conners re-1 mained in the foyer of the RoyalGrand theater on Its opening night and greeted patrons. PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will sell at public oale at his residence 2 miles South R od 1 4 mils west of Salem, Ind .on tbe R. |.; Raudebush farm, Tuesday the R. |; Raudebush farm TUESDAY, AUGUST 13 Gale to begin at 1 o’clock, the foliowfg property: One davenport and chair to match, bather roedter,, 3 wooden rockers, stroking stand, pedestal, one 11x12 «■ iton rug. several small rugs, magntine rack, hall mirror, dretser, 2beds springs and mattresses, one heating 'tove. with extra grate, base burner, one 3 burner oil Jtove with oven, kitchen table, three kitchen chairs, cabinet tsble, large cupboard, linoleum, several pictures, one childs’ bed with ®attress, portiers with rings, 9 win now shades, curtains, dishes, cooking utensils several dozen fruit jars, cannod fruit, step ladder, lawn mower, wash .bench with wringer, copper wash boiler, two laundry tubs, garden tools and other articles not mention ed. , H S Langworthy lermc made known on day o! tale. Miller & Uechty. Auct. "• Laughrey, clerk.

♦ BUSINESS CARDS H. FROHNAI’FEL, I). C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE The Neurocalometer Service Will Convince You ■t 144 South 2nd Street Office Phone 314 Residence 1087 ! Office Hours: 10-12 a.m. 15 6-8 p.m S. E. BLACK Funeral Director Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or nidi’ Office phone 90. Home phone 727 FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of Title. Real Estate. Plenty of Money to Loan on • Government Plan. Interest rate reduced October :5, 1924 See French Quinn Office—Take first stairway south of Decatur Democrat N.>. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8 to 11:30- 12:30 to 5:00 Saturday 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on improved real estata. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate eCHUROEft'S ABSTRACT OFFICt ' 33 S. 2nd St. ■gg-U 1 J J" 1 . |0 o DR. C. V. CONNELL | I I I , | VETERINARIAN i 1 I I | Special attention given to i I i cattle and poultry practice. | | Office 120 No. First Street. ; I Phone: Office 143 —Residence 102 , ! o -o IMRKETS-STOCKS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Market* — OPENING GRAIN REVIEW Chicago, Aug. 11. — Grain futures I under leadership of wheat, dropped in opening dealings on the Chicago | Board of Trade today. Selling! hat broke wheat 2 5-8 to | 3 3 8 t ents was inspired by the bear- | ish construction placed on the govern- ! ment crop reports. Leading longs I were principal sellers. Corn gathered weakness from | wheat. The official crop review was somewhat bullish. In the face of deI t ided weakness in the leading cereal attempts at price boosts net profit taking.

Oats followed other grains to a lower opening. Provisions held firm with hogs aud | cables. Chicago Grain Close Wheat: Sept.. 160 1-1; Dee.. 159; I May, 162 1-4. Corn: Sept , 106 1-8; Dec , 88 1-8; .May 90 3-1. Oats: Sept.. 4(1 78; Dec., 43 5-8; May. 46 5-8 . East Buffalo Livestock Receipts 2880 shipments, 1900 official to Now York yesterday. 5510 hogs I c’osing steady grades 220 pounds up] | $14.50 (!< $14.65; 200 to 220 aversgi I 51465 ft $14.75, under 200 pounds I $14.75 (n sl4 90, fe w $15.00; packing rows rough $12.50; cattle 175, stead I sheep 200, best lambs $14.50 ft $15.0'1 |!>e-t ewew $6.00 <?' SB.OO calves 20ti j tops. $14.90. LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected August 8) Fowls TSc Leghorn Fowls '" c | Heavy Broilers -- 20C| Leghorn’, Ancona* aud Black broi-j lers -15 c Old Roosters Be Ducks TOc Geese Be Eggs, dozen - ' ,lc LOCAL CRAIN MARKET (Corrected August 8) Barley, per bushel ' 3 . Oats, per bushel Rye, per bushel — SI.OO New Wheat, No. 1 $1.56 New Wheaf, Nq. 2 $1.55 LOCAL GROCER S EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen “ Sc , BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat .......... 40c 1 o - - — JOLIETVII LE Jacob L- Helms, 78, civil war veteran who died here, ha;; been laid to rest. During the va: Le served in Company A •

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1925.

' K. K. K. PARADE IN WASHINGTON. D. ('. - 8 ' “ 1 ■■"£/1 *ix ‘ ■“ .t< - • x ..4' ■ f >X; - iT.' ?«•>??. If > i U 4 r XJJA i ■■ >. - -*- 4 ‘ <- *■ '■ 4? * . z - : '■ * * 1 f; x ■' ' •"> 0 ift'” v «• ( c. ' -,t Washington. D. C. The above photo diows the parade of Ku Klux Khr: a i it passed down Pennsylvania ave nue on Saturday. Aug It i <. ,i mated taht betycen 25.00" and 30,000 men. women and children took ptr: in the procession.

CORN STALKS GROWING TILL Edwin Steele Measures One Stalk That Stands 11 Feet Above Ground •Edwin Steele, we’l known farmer 1 living in Union township on the state Vnc. claims to have the highest corn, (stalk of the season. Mr. Steele mea ured the talk and it stood fourteen feet above the‘*giound. It, has one tarfce ear on 1 «i»*lL Mr Steele ‘ftatrd that the average height, of Il’s corn would be between 11 aud 12 feet. The corn is grown from seed which Henry Kirsch, who is employed on the farm, brought from Parma. Mo With the three ears of seed corn. Mr. Steele put. out his crop. The corn is looking fine in this county. It stands hs’gh and indications point to a big yield. However, in some field the farmers state that the stalk have from two to four cars each and this will prevent the ears from ma Hiring large. It is better they say to have one and not more than two ears on a stalk. Where one oar is on the stalk it matuTes better and in the long run the yield is better. Corn cutting will begin about September 1 to September 10. it was stated. 5 o Anti-Drag Evil Worker Held For “Trafficking’ Chicago. Aug? 11.—(United Press.) -—Colonel William Gray Beach, so the last four years chief agent of tin federal narcotic division for North era Illinois, noted as a lecturer on ■ the drug evil, am! three of this squad I were ttpder arrest today on a charge of traffic-taking in drugs. Patrick Roche, special iut-Uigenct agent, charged that the men gave narcotics to drug addicts in return for stolen property. The others undet arrest are: Alonzo Baxter, Dennis -J O'Brien, and Harry Dietrich. Roche indicated that three or four more would be arrested today or tomorrow. Killed hi Auto Accident Near Wabai- h Wabash. Ind , A' g 11- Lee Crolley 48. a Jumbernmn kil'ed and Jo seh MurphjT 53. w.i ; slightly injured today when their auto overturned neat here. Crolley’s head was caught in the door of tlie rnachin and crushed. o UNIONDALE- Citizens here know what a real tarantula looks Li o. Carl Underwood stated he found one on the porch ot hi? home. A crato of bananas were emptied near the porch a few days ago and Underhill think:, that the tarantula may have been in j the crate. TlPTON—Coffee without cream is "just awful" says John Stafford. The [other niornirig a sneak thief stole a bottle of milk and the milkman's money Stafford said he is prepared to furnish the culprit a. lesson at the next occurrence of this kind.

Auburn City Official Is Short In Accounts 1 Auburn, Ind.. Aug. 11 — Walter : Hountz. manager of the Auburn Water i and Light company, today offered to turn over his eighty acre farm Io make good a shortage of $5,117 in his accounts charged by a report of tinstate board of accounts tiled with th ' county audit.or Hountz declared he ha duo 1 nowledge of any shortage in Ins bool; Indianapolis To Welcome Johnny Hennessey Home Indianapolis, Aug. 11 \ ’ wi'li o home” parade was p'antu 1 todaj for Johnny Hennessey, Indianapolis n champion. upon his return to the c . tomorrow. Hennessey is returning from England where he compete d in the t anis tourney at Wimbledon. • o WASHINGTON- Washington’s lolled for movie production will have i s initial public showing Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.. This comedydrama is acted by home talent. ANDERSON— Mad’son Ce nly infirmary knows its oai'.. According to .1. M. P.uehy .superiiiiemlent. 11l- i :■ stitution's farm had forty-live .ten in oats with an average production o' thirty-five bushels to the, acre. —to regain Strength W® —brings joy to you and your friends. EVERY man, woman and child wants to have strength and correct weight. It means the jov of living. To be minus strength an t underweight often proves low fightiagpower in the body. It often means yon are minim Miff ’red cells in your blood, mb us herllh, minus vitality-. It is scroti; to ba minus, but the moment you .increase the number of your red-Mpod-celi-t, I you begin to become plus. That's why i S.S.S., since 1826, has meant to thou- ■ sands of underweight men and worn- : on a plus in their strength. Your body fills to the point of power, your flesh becomes firmer, the age lines that come from thinness disappear. You look younger, firmer, happier, and you feel it, too, all over you: body. More red-blood-cclls! S.S.f’. Nature in building them by the m - lion! There are no unproven th >ri: about S.S.S., the scientific result:, ot each of its purely vegetable r.wdi - nal ingredients are admitted by authorities. Begin taking S.e.J. teda . It will give you more energy, vitality and vigor and a more up and going appearance. f 5 IS. S. S. is sold 9‘ oil rood drag storea In two Th.’ larger tixs tffiky’A is mere econonri'al. '/ILiJtcs sos Feri tJL tjks Yourself Agtfn 1

Adoption Os “Cinderella” Is Declared Null And Void New York, Aug. 11.—(United Press) - The courts today legally separated Mary Spas and her millionaire foster father, Edward W. Browning, and

wrote • finis" to New York's modern P version of "Cinderella." j Surrogate Daniel Noble formally de- k dared the adoption mill and void as- I ter Browning, Mary and the girls’ I parents had given consent to cancel I lation of the compact entred into only I a week ago. I The millionaire was relieved "from I all further responsibilities or duty" | toward Mary, who finally confessed I that, she was 21 years old aud had lied I about her age. | O "■ 1 -— - ' t Battling Siki Ordered To Return To France I Ne w York Aug. 11 Battling Sikl I downing senegaieSdßnoxer, who once I held the world's *llglit heavyweight I championship and who has been in I more scraps than any tighter of mod- I I ern times, was ordered today to li avo | I the country and letAtn to Frame wl': I I in thirty days. The senegalese was II thrown out of the ring Saturday .night I ’ for sporting about by his antics ami | I refusal to fight. I !s—s—? - WANT APS KARN ~$ ? $ i 1922 Ford Sedan excellent con-i , dilion. » | !925 Ford Tudor, out less than 30 davs. Overland Model 1 extra fine con-! dition. ; 1916 Ford Touring. HILEMAN GARAGE Phone 763

OVERLAND ' SIX | PRICE I Reductions I ■ UH i Standard Sedan .slow Q a u li De Luxe Sedan : -* / ‘ now 1D H 5 V ■ Prices F. O. B. Toledo « na If there be an epidemic of price- fore, Io keep our sales volume al cutting in the industry, Overland is this tah-iactorv level, thei-e eco- ?. ‘ ? i riot concerned villi it. For never nonih are now pa 'o<l on to you. will Overland be a party to any Before you buy any ca> in thib puce r.fjiicv that involves the cutting of clav'i, don’t be stampeded. ?>!ntp prices to a figure necessitating a carefully around. Investigate all proportionate cut in quality. The moderate-priced S’’es. Then. ch»" I reason—and the ONLY reason— your findings against this big Overland Six prices are now reduc- Overland Six. As an experienced ed is betause we are selling twice owner you must then admit that the number of these fine cars we never before, for as liHle tvs > ■!);, had pianned. 'J hi;, means huge have you been offered :;> niu J ' , a - it’'.’. in out' purchases, huge quality and of value in a:;; aula- EgMI : avitt;:. :n nuxaulacturin£. There- mobile. Small Down Payment—6B Weeks to Pay. The Hileman Garage B ■ Phone 7G3 Decatur; Ihd. 1 , . ■ ■ — A I V’T 1 -*

FRANKFORT— A bumper crop of I oats is the nroti'l boast of Wil iam | Mtitib w.i who Jive on .. farm suuth ' of here. Forty-three uerea yielded 2,-1 I lt>;> bunhel;. Os i-mifi. One field con-1 ■ talnliP! ten a res, yielded 775 budjids. | ! ——... «" —

I The Savings I Habit Everyone knows it’s the savings habit that counts these ditys. Any feeling of uucerLiiitly that might arise (hiring B these trying times can be>safely put aside when von have lite securtiy of knowing that there is on deposit nt THE OLD tftj ADAMS a neat, tidy sum which results only front your steady H and consistent savings. B| There is no Iretter time to ■ start than RIGHT NOW. the B sooner you start Hie sooner the amounts will pile up to a substantial sum. I Old Adams I County Bank WE PAY YOU TO SAVE

C.ri enflcld. Os th* 3,364 intlomm jbili's in Hancock comity, CI7 ure in l iln enfield. In the city Hie properhit on is one car to every seven per- ' oiiv, while in the rural dmlrlct there i, oiiu for every five persons. __ ...... - —14 MB