Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 239, Decatur, Adams County, 9 October 1925 — Page 9

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South Bend Seeking New Federal Building South Bend. Ind., Oct. 9. — Local business men. headed by federal Judge Thomas W. Slick, are backing a movement to obtain a new federal building for this city. The fact that the postoffice is crowded and that the press of Ebusiness in the federal court here will make larger quarters ' necessary in lie near future is the motive for the movement. In speaking of the. movement Judge Slick explained that the government seldom rents quarters for its office when it is cheaper to buUd. This he said undoubtedly play a large part in obtaining a new federal building for the city. judgo slick urged that the citizens of South Bend co-operate in urging the treasury department to order a new building here. Q Flag Pole Erected By Wabash Legion Wabash. Ind., Oct. 9. —A flag pole which will be erected by the local post of the American Legion on the court house lawn will be dedicated on Armistice Day it was announced by post officials today. o — Plan To Safeguard Lives At Railroad Crossings Kendallville. Ind.. Oct. 9.— Plans for the safeguarding of the lives of motorists at all railroajl crossings in this county have been adopted by the locil chamber of commerce. These plans, which will be carried

SAM HITE’S Grocery-Meat Market Dry Goods--Hardware Free Delivery Service Twice Daily. Use Phone 204 if You Cannot Make a Personal Cail. SUGAR 0 pounds Pure Cane 55c Raisins S.9c Mince him— I ■ ■MI ni-nw nmmu win ■MiumiriiTmT l ittle Elf Corn Flakes, 9P»p Jersey Corn Makes, 9Kp 3 packages wdt 2 packages “t/V Fancy New Navy Beans, 7Kz* 2 calls Fancy New Peas 9K/» It) pounds I Ot I-argc Cans Peaches *}r cans Fancy Baked Beans 9K/» in syrup a£<JC Fanny Cans Salmon 15C 1 P ° UIRI G,aSS Jai Cocoa 25C Fancy Dried Peaches, '' 20C 2 P acka « cs P,,st Bran 25C Gallon cans Peaces 89C P ° UUa bi ' gS Oystcr S,,ells 98C Gallon cans Applebutter 89C P‘”ind Block Salt 40 C Large Bottles Fancy Olives 25C 3 pouilds Fancy Blend Coffee gj QQ Full pound Glass Jar 9K/» Bunch Size Apricots . , 1 ftp Peanut Butter “dl in syrup AW Full quart can Mustard 25C * nSh Al ’ glC 1 °° <l 25C ISPECIAL— I | No. 1 10 QUART GALVANIZED PAILS, EACH .18c [ *■■■■■■■■■l if iirwiwwrom»msißiE j

out at once, call .for the grading of several crossings so that a clear view of the tracks may be obtained from all approaches. TIA first crossing to be safeguarded win be the one of State Road No. 17. one mile southeast of this city. The chamber of commerce also hat under'consideration plans forth? beautification of all county roads. At a recent meeting of the body a group of farmers residing along a recently paved highway met with th • organization and discussed plans for beautifying the road. A pernianeut beautification organization will be perfected in a short linn it was said. — oNewcastl .Joins In Fight 'Against Higher Phone Rates Newcastle, Ind.. Oct. 9.—The Newcastle city council has joined the light being waged by a number of Indiana municipalities against the proposed rate increase being asked by the Indiana Bell Telephone company. One hundred dollars has been appropriated by the city for the purpose of employing lawyers to assist in the fight. o Marion Police Trying To Stop Petty Thievery Marion, Ind., Oct. !». Extra details of policemen have been drafted into service by the local department in its Efforts to combat a wave of petty thievery which has been iu progress here. The, police believe the robberies are the work of a gang of young boys.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,1925.

SOIL SPECIAL HERE TUESDAY Many Adams County Farmers Interested In Train To Be In This City "More farmers are Interested tn the Soil Improvement Train to be run over the Erie Railroad, October 13 to 22, in co-operation with the Soils aud Crops Department of Purdue, than iu any project we have undertaken in a long time," said T. M. Palmer, Farm Products Agent of the Erie, today. Mr. Palmer believes that the farmers in Northern Indiana, who bring soils to the train for testing and who get first hand information on crop fertilization and rotations, and methods of liming, will profit greatly. Ho emphasized also that moving pictures, showing methods of soil building, would be shown at each stop, at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. M. O. Pence aud K. E. Beeson, of the Soils and Crops Extension Department of Purdue, will lead the discussion of Soil Improvement and the value of liming, at each stop. Professor S. D. Connor, also of Purdue, will supervise the laboratory work of soil testing and will make liming and fertilizer recommendations. An exhibit of liming and fertilizer materials will be on display along with lime spreaders and a special feature will be pictures and charts showing the results from the use of lime ami fertilizer. More than ten carloads of limestone will be distributed free of charge to farmers co-operators during the IS stops. Mr. Palmer says, "Bring your soils to cur soil clinic and have your soil problems and difficulties properly diagnosed. Here, farmers will have the advise of competent soil doctors without any charge, whatsoever. The lotal county agent states the necessary ten agreements for the obtaining of limestone have already . been secured and that a number of other farmers have submitted their names as alternates. — a Health Board Turns Back $5,000 To General Fund Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 9.--United Press) —More than $5,000 has been, turned back to the general fund by the state board of health it was an-

nouheed today at the quarterly meeting of tile board. This amount represents a saving in expenditures from the $170,000 appropriated for the yearly expense of the board. A total of $1,635.29 In fees also was turned Into the general fund. Dr. Victor Keene, in making the announcement, pointed out thut the $2,000 salary iucreaso asked by Dr. King, secretary of the board, other salary increases aud the addition of an expert laboratory chief could easily be met by the fees collected. The amount of fees collected this year was iu excess of $24,000. Action on the salary increases and the appointment of un expert will be taken as soon as the opinion is obtained from the attorney general. ————■—oStop Automobile Parties By Young Boys And Girls Warsaw, Ind., Oct. 9. — A ban on automobile parties by boys and girls of tender years has been put in effect

Choicest of Meats Fancy Fresh Oysters Nice Spring Lamb Prime Young Beef and Fat Veal Country Sausage & Country Back Bones Extra Fine Bunch of Spring Chickens Pork and Beef Tenderloins Home Made Cottage Cheese Whipping and Coffee Cream Nice Fat Hens for Roasting Rose Mary, White Mountain and Cloverleaf Creamery Butter Quart .Jars of New Mince Meat Fancy Chili Con Carne Meats especially prepared for Loaves Cottage Rolls and Sugar Cured Hams Fresh Hearts and Tongues COFFEE— F. A. S., 2 pounds 75c Man O’ War, 2 pounds 85c Bursleys High Grade, 2 pounds .. SI.OO M. J. 8., 2 pounds $1.05 OLEOMARGARINEAny of the 6 brands we handle, 3 lb. SI.OO Chef Mustard, jar 10c Large Dill Pickles, 3 for 10c Sweet Pickles, Heinz, dozen ........20c Sour Pickles, 3 for 10c We handle full line of Little Elf products We deliver to any part of city any time of the day. Phone 106 or 107 and we will take care of your orders. Try us. Mutschlers Meat Market

ARTHUR P. HYLAND Has assumed active management and ownership of the P, J. Hyland Plumbing shop and is now open and ready for business. I have had a number of years experience in the Plumbing and Heating business and solicit your patronage in this line of work. J I assure you first class work on your job, large or small. Give us a trial. HYLAND Plumbing & Heating Co. Sethet Bldg. - N. 2nd St. i' * *

by lucal Tioilc? aud county authorities. The ban came as the result of a party In which seveu boys, all under 17 years of age, and a girl of 14 took part. An a result of the party the boys were arrested aud spent four days In jail being released ouly after they had promised to conduct themselves better tn the future. Milford. l.a’vi Drudge and bis son Wilbur of here, were knocked down aud shocked when a bolt of lightniug struck near them, killing one horse and injuring three others. 11111 11 MILLIONS BEING MADE IN FLORIDA LANDS Wise investors go to Florida to compare values, see what they are buying. For these people we have arranged a special de luxe, all Pullman train, leaving Chicago. October 16th for Florida. This is an 8-day round trip, motor trips--all for $'J9.75, no extras. Call, write, wire. HAVEN-VILLA CORPORATION Straus Building, Chicago. 23!1-3tx

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Get a supply from your grocer today so you will have some on hand whenever you need it. it’s guaranteed to be the best. A. H. Perfect & Co.

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