Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 155, Decatur, Adams County, 1 July 1926 — Page 2

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I CLASSIFIED ABVERTISEMENTS, NOTICES AND BUSINESS CARDS ■ —

■■aX■XXK x s X * « M * * ■ CLASSIFIED ADS ” ■IRIRMBKRBH K K X « » FOR SALE FOft SALE—A few us'd oil jtoves and coal ranges. The Gas CT. 123tf »r SALE Clover hay from field—■t July Ist. Jim A Hendricks 152-41 x E—Just » few eating potiiLargo and solid. Dye 154t3x IMac ♦»!! ploy in first ion. M, J. Fuhrman, 1. Phone 835-A or 135 eod. I - blood German poe 651 or inquire at 155t3x cider and aide-do-d as new. Call chicks. One (holiday ami Thursday ,-y brood. 10 cents; la. S cents. Place for July and AugDecatur Hatchery, el. Phone 497. 155,3 t mo. in good condition ■asonabTe price. Inquire . Sixth street, Decatur. l«5-3t. WANTED iEI) — To buy Second Hand cycle. Call p!9. „Ji! t 3 .CANTED — General house work ( Phono 814. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Suite of two modern ofmodern office rooms, after July 1. D. N. Erwin. Phone 338. 149-ts Fok RENT—6 room house, newly, pa|>ered and varnished, water, gas, and lights. Aaron DeVinncy, Phone 282.

LOST AND FOUND LOST — Masonic ring, between 104 Rugg street and the Schafer hardware store. Finder return to Schafer store and receive reward. 154-2 t LOST —Envelope containing two receipt books. Finder please return to Mrs. Clifford Lee, Lind street, phone 730. 154t3x ■J.L < . 11 *"~ ' Illinois Motor Buses Show Rapid Increase Springfield. 111.. July 1. —(United Presfi) Within twelve years eightyeight motor bus eompanioe have developed a motor bus system in Illinois with SOtt busses, covering more than two thousand miles of hard road, it is announced by the Illinois Com mere© Commission. First certificates for motor bus companies were issued in 1914. and up to January 1, 1922, eighteen certificates had been issued. The number issued < up to January 1.1926, was 192. Six of these certificates were for freight lines, the remainder being for passenger busses. o atoMge ■ • ■ . '».?•’ REH Vvn •: . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Mayruc K. (’loud as ad min is ( tratrix of the estate of Elisa .1. (’loud, deceased, in all rexperts Hgri'eablo to the order of the Adams (’lr« uit Court made and entered in the estate of said decedent for the sale of the real estate hereinafter described on Monday the Second day of August. 11126, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M. of said day at the oast door of the Court House in the citv of hccatur. Indiana, will offer for sale al public sale to th n highest ami best bidder for not less than two-thirds of the appraised value thereof the following described real estate situated in Adams County, State of Indiana, fowl t;—

Commencing in the center of the I’ccutur and Bluffton road at a point nine chains and links north, cast of a point where said road crosses the half section line running north and south through section four in township twenty-seven north, range four, teen east, thence, south parallel with aid half section line ten < hains and ninety-five and one half Hnktf to the north line of the rigid of way of the Chicago & Hrle llalln ad thence in a wesfcrlj direction along the north line of said right of way to said half sec, fion line; thence south to the southwest •-»rner of tie- west half of the nc-.ih- '■ «st quarter of said section four, thence ' ist to the southeast corner of said w. half of said northeast quarter th me north to a point eighteen rods and tOHilecn feet south of a point . here the said Decatur & Bluffton road crosses the cast line of said west h ilf of said noitheast quarter of Se< tiou four, (heticp *4 we.-tcrl\ direction p’raHci with said road Iwentv-om’ rods and three tenths feet, thence north I' V'lml With the east line of said west "*if of the northeast quarter of see. J-oii four, eighteen rods <ll( j fourteen ’ ,,f to the center of said road: thence » \< .ierl\ direction along the center nd road to the php e of beginning therefrom the right of wav ■•f Un < th tig;. and I*. ... It gllloa<l • • ross said land n'aid real .'state will be sold subject “ ."'"'Uagv thereon In principal ,' 1 '" of »m.OU With accrued InTorcst to • «i> of sale in favor of rirst Inint •'"■k land Bank. Port Wajne. Indo <l'l'l tree of a n other 1( / nil ej . ( . e * fur ,s, - h payable in 1H27 I i;i’M.«: one third .ash; one thltd nine months; one third In eighteen month . from day of sal, . deferred uav men. hear r.<; interest and pa tneni tie of secured by a mortgage on ‘•aid .real estate. * ® 1 H 'h< ’ «’d„ P l U res ha ‘ er ”’ ay Pay a » caßh < e^t.nv s vr." a t subject to tha James T. Merr mam E Adm'nUtratrix Attorney. M,15,ft,29

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXMX X BUSINESS CARDS * UXKKXMKKXXXXXXSX H. FROHNAPFEU DC. DOCTOR OF QHIROPRACTIC a HEALTH SERVICE Tha Neurocalomctar B«rvlM Will Convince You at 144 South 2nd Btroot Office Phone 314 Re.idence 1087 Office Houre: 10-12 am. 1-5 6-8 pm. S. E. BLACK Funeral Director Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night Office phone 90 Hom* P hop « 727 I tderai. farm loans Abstracts of Title Real Estate. Plenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan. Interest Rate Reduced October 6, 1924 See French Quinn Office—Take first stairway south of Decatur Democrat Jf. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8 to 11:36—12:30 to B:0« Saturday 8:00 p. tn. Telephone 136 MONEY TO LOAN ' An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on Improved real estateFEDERAL FARM LOANB Abstracts of title to real estate. SCHURGER'S ABSTRACT OFFICE ()-— — ——o

I FA K M I I MORTGAGE LOANS Planned for the advantage of the borrowing fanner. 10 year (a 5%, small com. 1(1 year (a 5*6%, no expense to you 20 year (t 6%. Govt. Plan. 10 year Amortized Loan. Interest paid annually. Borrower fixes interest date. We work for you. Office 155 South 2nd St. I SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. A. D. Suttles. Secy. I 0 0 o —- ■ --q I DR. C. V. CONNELL | VETERINARIAN Special attention given to eattle and poultry practlca. ■—■ ■ Office- 2C— j.'j-. .. .......... | . i j i fee— . . p Snake Swallows Snake In College Classroom

Hays, Kans., (United Press)—A snake swallowed another equally as large as a free exhibition for a college class in zoology during a class period at the Hays State Teachers' College here. Prof. L. B. Wooster, of the biology department, placed a king snake and a blue racer of almost exactly the same size into a glass cage. He then invited his laboratory class to watch the “performance.” Without any preliminaries tho king snake promptly wrapped himself about the blue racer and commenced to swallow his companion. The meal reutrod about two hours in the taking. i 0 - Death At Sesqui-Centennial Philadelphia, June i (United Press.)—One man died from escapiug gas and lour others were overcome at the Sesqui-Centennial grounds today when workmen digging a ditch opened a gas main. i Uene McDonigle. 43. Chester, Pa.,| a plumber, was dead when firemen' reached the scene. —_ 0 — Hoosierland Orchestra, Abrams entertainers of radio and vaudeville fame; Rep CroninKer, the hottest trombone artist m the country at the Sunset Park July 1.2, 3,4, 5. 155t3 —■, 'prDon't fail to see the Famous bally Lou Steppers, the terp ' sichorean artists. a s Bellmont Park fairground, 4th ot July celebration, Monday,! July oth, Decatur.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY. JULY 1. 1926.

MARKET REPORTS Daily Report Os I<ocml And Foreign Market! Fast Buffalo Livestock Market I Receipts 160t>. shipments 1830: hoKH closing steady. Heavies sU.u> (ffljOO- mediums $16.00016.35; other griotes $15.36015.40; few pir X 15.50; packins sows rough 31->»0 ~ cattle 100 steady; rliecp 10". best lambs $15.50; best ewes $4,500 7 00; valves 350; tops sl2 00013.50. Fort Wayne Hog Market The hog market was 25 cents up Thursdny at the Fort Wayne union • lock yards. Calves aud lambs were steady The market will he closed all'day Monday in observance of IWMO 150 pounds $14.36 150 to 180 pounds 14 70 180, to 200 pounds 14.80 200 to 225 pounds 14.50 225 to 250 pounds 14.25 250 to 300 pounds 14.15 :,00 pounds and up 13 *L,. Roughs 11.00011.50 Stags' ■ R " orn S ' 26 Calve- 8.00011.58 Yearling- 8.00010.00 Spring hmbs - [email protected] LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected Julyll Leghorn Broilers 22c Heavy Broilers •—27 c Heavy Fowls -20 c Leghorn Fowls - 17 c Hens —2O c Leghorns l 7c Old Roosters 9c Ducka tec Geesa * c Eggs, dozen —26 c LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected Julyll Barley, per bushel 75c Rye, per bushel -75 c Oats 34c Good Sound Yellow Corn 85c Gccd Sound Mixed Coin 80c Wheat No 2. 13t> Wheat, No. 1, . 1-31 Wool 30@37c LOCAL GROCERS' EGG MARKET Eggs, do - cn 26c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat, delivered 36

Molla Mallory Defeated In All-England Tourney Wimbledon, July 1. —Molla Mallory, former American women's tennis champion, was eliminated from oho all England championships today. Miss D'Alvarez, the Spanish champion. defeated .Mrs. Mallory 6-2, 6-2, for iho privilege of meeting Mrs. 1,. A. Godfrce in the final for the champion ship. King Alphonso and Queen Victoria of Spain saw their gifted subject defeat the Mrs. Mallory. Wimbledon. Eng., July I,—(United Press.'Howard Kinsey and Vincent ) Richards today defeated R. Lycett i and A. W. Austin in the men's doubles | of the all England championships. 7 5. 6-4, 6-4. ( Col. A. Rergor and Mrs. Strawson entered the semi-final round in mixed doubles by defeating G. P. Hughes and .Miss M. Valantinc. 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. .......... «... I tarmluv wUitii team stiaii cuter the I final. Miss Browne and Elzaheth Ryan entcicd the finals in the women's doubles today by defeating Mrs. Beamish and Miss E. it. Clarke, 6-2, 6-3. CONGRESS READY TO ENO SESSION

I Way Is Cleared For Ad--1 journmertt Sine Die Satday; Few Bills Left Washington, July I—(United Press) Congress today had prepared tho I way for adjournment sine die Saturday, With the debatable rivers and bar'bors bill, authorizing numerous navI igatlon projects, pefc-tponed until December 14, the way was cleared in the senate for quick action on the Dill Radio commission measure and th efew other bills still on the eaten- . dar. I The hous e today was ready to act in the few remaining bills and then adopt the adjournment resolution. T he radio bill remained the onlyimportant measure still pending. The bill sets up a commission of five members appointed "by the President to regulate and control broadcasting. o—— Erie Buys New Steel Coaches Forty of the one hundred twentytfour new steel passenger coaches which are being made by the Standard Steel Car Company of Hammond, Ind > for the Erie Railroad have been deliv. 1 ered up to June 24.

banquet given . by SCHAFER CO(CONTINVBD FROM PA«» trade. Fine Catalogue Publwhad The banquet last evening opening event of a week s conferem 1 ' with the salesmen and office organ l74 Hon for the purpose of becoming acquainted with and explaining the fi»‘’

uew catalogue, containing approximately 12000 pages, to the salesmen, and to gain s U eh Information as would help them In rendering service to the radius of more than one hundred miles in the four directions from locator. The book is the finished product of more than a year and a half of tedious and well applied effort and outlay of many thousands of dollars. It contains a listing or illustrations of practically every item carried by the! wholesale concern, printed on fin<’ ( enameled paper, with colored inserts

•overing certain linos of nationally advertised articles and salesmen of wide experience state that it is one of the most complete ami aer vicable cata ogues they ever saw. Very tew wholesale concerns in the middle-west have ever issued a catalogue of theh own and the one of the Schafer company's is the "printed word" of pro en.ssivenots and personal attention given to the trade. Individual catalogues were printed for the salesmen, hound in heavy leather backs and. during the conference this week, the items covered in the book are taken up and explained and notations made. Besides an ago ssive sales force, the company serves the trade through a special mail-order department and De Mur is recognized aa an improtand distribution point in the wholesale hardware line, because of the extensive business dene by the Schafer company. Recently, the company became the whilesale distributors for the National Mazda lamps an dduring the conference this week representatives form, the factory will explain the new line through steiec'ptican slides and advertising matter. The officers of the Schafer company are L. C. Waring. President; G. H. Whomever. vice-president; (’. C. Schafer. treasurer and B T. Tervecr, secretary. At the banquet last evening. Lase Kauffman of Reukey. iud senior members of tbe sales organization was called on for a few remarks Mr. Kauffman has been witli the compain for seventeen years, taking a position witli it shortly after it was organized in this city.

NEW PROHIBITION 1 DRIVE IS OPENED (COXTIM'F.I> FROM PAGE ONE) have been ordered to make rapid pro gross in drying up these sources of bootleggers supplies. .Meantime the coast guard, under Andrews direction, has been shifting its Aimamada to campaign against rum runners. A squadron of the de stroyer fleet lias been ordered on patrol duty between Virginia and Florida. Andrews believes that he cas break the liquor rings before November. _Py hoiae biejg .-rawMw—i*— ■ »■ tamable. he said. Andrews sails for Europe next week to negotiate anti-smuggling treaties with Great Britain. Germany. France. Denmark. The Netherlands, Spain and Italy. Upca returning late in‘the month, he plans to call a conclave of administrators at Washington to map out the late summer and fall drive against liquor venders. H o is still confident that the bill to reorganize the prolii-

I Varicose Veins Reduced or Money Back, Says Smith, Yager & Falk Simp's Home Treatment That Is Giving Amazing Results. The world progresses. Today ail ments that took weeks to cure can now be ended in a few days. If you have varicose veins or hunches you can start today to bring them back to normal size, and if you are wise you will do so. I Just get an original bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil at any dispens- 1 lug pharmacist and apply it night, and morning to tho enlarged veins. It is' very powerful and penetrating, and only a little is required. After a few days' treatment the veins will begin to grow smaller and by regular use will soon reduce to' normal. Moone's Emerald Oil is also a marvelous healing agon*. One application for instance stops the itching ot eczema, and a few applications causes the eruptions to dry up, scale off and completely disappear. It is equally as elective iu barber's itch, salt rheum and inflammatory skin trouble People who want to reduce varlfcose veins, or get rid of eczema. uker« «>■ piles in a few days should not hesi-' tate to get a bottle at once. It is so i pqwqrlul that a small Vottle lasts a . long time. Any pharmacy can supple i |you.. Smith, Taker & Falk, Druggists.'

| hition unit will squeeze through this 1 esainn of congress and l >l «" s 10 l '°" Her with the dry lieutenants on the new program. After the conference I Andrews plans to make a horde t n ispecHon of the entire country and . visit Alaska. ,1 By fall he plans to have th? dry or ganizatlon functioning so diligently that the country will lie well on the , 1 road to aridity.

— —■ CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July »L 34 Be P l ' ,L3s ' Pec. $1.38%. Corn: July 681$, Sept ■ 751 k. Dec. 7<%. Oats: JfflY m *'*- I Sept. 36%, Dee. 41%. —o — Watch yor step and see that it leads to the big 4th “ u ' Celebration, Bellmont 1 Decatur, Monday July sth. The fun factory will be working over time to entertain you-

CUT THE WEEDS. The season is here when you must keep the weeds cut. Not to do so is a violation of state law and city ordinance. Unless the weeds are cut during the next few days it will be necessary for the city force to cut them at your expense. Please save us this trouble. and yourself the extra expense. HAVE THE WEEDS CUT AT ONCE. DON’T FORGET THE VACANT LOTS. Amos Fisher, Street Commissioner,

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[ PUBLICSALE DECATUR, OIANA ‘ Butler & Ahr’s Sale Barm First Street Commencing at 12:3'm. prompt SATURDAY, JIY 3, 1926 .30— HEAD OF CALE—3O Consisting of 20 Real milk cowstmie with calves by side land some heavy springers. AVe wilhv / good Guernsey cows ! in this sale, also some daixly Jerseys I Holsteins; I good young stock bulls; (i head of voting caitlu. .350—HEAD OF HS—.3s(l 20 brood sows, some w ith pigs hide, others due to farrow [soon; 280 head of feeding shoals, whinb from 75 lbs. to 150 pounds each. 25—HEAD OF BREEDI EWES—2S There will also be a fv w head ohm! horses in [lds v ,| t . ■ If you are looking for cows, hogs, or ses. do not fail to attend I this sale. Anyone having anything tdl bring il |o this sale. BUTLER & HR ißov Johnson and Jeff Lcichty. Audi. Fred Ahr, Clerk DEMOCRATWANT _ADGET~RESULTS