Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 156, Decatur, Adams County, 2 July 1926 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICES AND BUSINESS CARDS

■ ■■K RXSSKXHXKXXX R CLASSIFIED ADS « FOR SALE FOR SALE —A tow used oil stoves and coal ranges. The Gas c °j 23tf FOR SALE— Baby chick" Thousands to offer each week. Heavy breed" 10c, light breeds Bc. O. V. DiHH-K. Decatur. R. 2. 2 miles south and 4% mll pm went of Decatur. fc .>ltf FOR SALE —Just a few eating potatoea loR. Large and solid. Pye Ferguson. L>4UX FOR~SALE—Full”blood German police dog Phone 651 or inquire at 815 N. 6th street. 1 r, £! FOR SALE hay loader and side deliverv rake, good as new. Jal phono i t >. — k’OR SALE Piano, in good enndi tion. Will sell at reasonable price. Inquire at 126 South Sixth street, Decatur. 165—3 t. Foh One barn. 32 x 5" m go >d condition; one hog house 20x40 with overhead corn crib; one wagon shod 28x32; 2 other small buildings suitable for garage, granary or other farm purposes. Call Dyonis Schmitt. 156-3t-8x WANTED WXNVFD To buy Second Hand Bicycle Call 39. 154t3 WAN'TED Half bushel of good cherries. Cal! 188/ 166-2tx FOR RENT FOR RENT—Suite of two modern ofmodern office rooms, after July 1. D. N. Erwin. Phone 335. 149-ts FOR RENT—6 room house' newly papered and varnished, water, gas, and lights. Aaron DeVinncy, Phone 282. laa-otx

LOST AND FOUND LOST —Envelope containing two receipt books. Finder please return to Mrs. Clifford Lee, Line street, phone 730. 154t3x Kentucky Boy Wins Marble Championship Atlantic City. N. J., July 2.—(United Press.)—Willis Harper, chunky 11-year-old. from Bevier, Ky., today became the national champion by defeating the solemn Dan Gore of Springfield. Mass., in five out of six games. Willis, a smiling youngster in a fresh, well starched blouse, gray knickers and popper and salt stockings, took the victory as a matter of course. He was much less nervous than his scowling opponent and performed more sensationally than at any time during the five-day tournament. The scores were 13-0 13 0; 9-4; 130; b-13; 10-3. Special .iuGAt '-•'• 'd Fbf Trial In City Court The case of Ihe stalo against Forrest Johnson, for provoke, camo up for trial in city court last night. A motion for a change of judge was filed by A. C. Butcher, Johnson’s attorney. | Mayor Krick nominated three local attorneys, namely E. Hurt Lenhart, H. M. DeVoss and I'erd L. Litterer, to serve as special judge. The names of Lenhart and DeVoss were stricken off the list by the two parties, leaving the name of Litterer, who will se-ve aspecial judge. The date for the hearing has not been set. The affidavit was filed against. Johnson by Policeman Arthur Clark. — o Cowboys And Cowgirl.; To Be Entertained At Movie The cowboys and cowgirls with the Plying X Ranch rodeo company, which I here to stage part of the entertainment for the inter-state Fourth of July celebration at Bellmont. Park. Monday will be the guests of Roy Kalver, manager of the Adams theatre, tonight al the first performance of "The Big Show.” a circus picture filmed on Miller Bi ot hoes' famous 101 Ranch.

Scores of wonv g en have found relief from their distressE’# ailments when spinal adjustments re/JHeJUremostr lieved pinched nerves and restored normal nervous activity to the parts affected. For appointment call CHARLES & CHARLES Chiropractors Offlea Hours: ld to 12—2 to • «:8B to *.OT ]«» « «seß»d •« Pfeo-t* »?g

KJCKHK««S « « » « * K * J K business cards X X X XBHRXBBXBKXB M frohnapfel, d. c. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE The Neurocalometer Servlee Will Convince You at 144 South 2nd Street Office Phon. 314 R,s “' e " c * Office Hour.: 10-12 *■"»• 14 68 P T’ s. E. BLACK Funeral Director Mrs. Flack, Lady Attendant Calle answered promptly day or night Office phone 90 Homa phone 73. “ WdERAL 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 ~N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eves Examined, Glasses Fitted J HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 6:0« Saturday 8:00 p. m. Telephone 136 MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on improved real estateFEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate. SCHURGER’S ABSTRACT OFFICE o— —<>

FA R M MORTGAGE LOANS Planned for the advantage of tne borrowing fanner. HI year (a 5%, small com. ( 10 year (a 5^ f i>, no ex|K’nse to you | 20 year (o Govt. Plan. 10 year Amortized Loan. Interest paid annually. Borrower fixes interest date. I We work for you. Office 155 South 2nd St. ! | SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. A. D. Suttles, Secy. I I () — - <> DR. G. F. EICHHORN Office at Sale Barn on First Street i | Bacilary white diarrhoea of chickens controlled by blood I test For particulars, call Phones: Office 306; Res. 301. O— —0

Reunion Os Diehl School To Be Heid Sunday, July 4 The first reunion of District No. 6 school in Kirkland township, known at the Diehl school, will ho held Sunday, July 4, at the grove cf William Myers, on mile north and one-half mile west of Bluffton. All persons knowing themselves to be patrons or scholars of the school are invited to attend. All are urged to come with well filled baskets. — o Orders Playmate To (Jet Off Bicycle; Uses Bullet To Enforce the Command Indianapolis, Ind., July 2.—(United IToss.r—Elmer Schrader. 15, was recovering today from a bullet wound inflicted by William Blue, 14, hi., playmate. When Schrader refused to obey Blue’s command to get off a bicycle, the lad enforced the order with a bullet from a revolver. o Defense Starts Fight In Durkin’s Trial Today i Chi-ago, July 2.—(United Press)— The trial of Martin Durkin, charged with killing Edwin C. Shanahan, a Federal officer, continued today with an array of defense witnesses slated to take the stand. Defense attorney Eugene L. McGarry has a number of witnesses to call in Dqrldn’s behalf and ft ir unlikely that the defendant will be given his long-a ■ sited opportunity tb testify before Tuesday.

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MARKET REPORTS 1 Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets i east buffalo live stock Receipts. 2,400: shipment", 1.520; i I hog" closing steady, heavies, »14.00 ti } , ' $15.15; medium". light I weight. »15.40©815.5t1; light lights and pigs. 215.50; packing sows, rough. . sl2 50ft $12.75; cattle. 350 steady; , •,heep, 600 best lambs. $15.50; best , ewes, s4.soft $7.00; calves, sl2 50; < tops. $13.50. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July sl.34Mi. Sept »»-34. ' Die. $1.37%. Com: July 58%c, Sept , 1 ’ 7514 c. Dee. 77%c. Oats: July 36%c. 1 . Sept. 39c. Dec 41 %c. LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected July 2) Leghorn Broilers t ~ 22c j Heavy Broilers - - -27 c Heavy Fowls C | ’ Ix-ghorn Fowls — Hens — 20c | Leghorns _ - - C |; Old Roosters ® c I Ducks 14c Geese 8c Eggs, dozen - 28c J LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected July 2) Barley, per bushel 75c Rye, per bushel 76c I Oats ::4c Good Sound Yellow Corn 85c Gccd Sound Mixed Coin 80c Wheat, No. 2 * 126 Wheat, No. 1 $1.27 Wool 30© 37c LOCAL GROCERS' EGG MARKET Eggs, do - on -26 c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat, delivered 36 o — Sometimes people don’t mind their 1 I own business (because they haven’t any-mind. — -,i — . -o i ■ , '■ ' — Sunday afternoon concert with lots of entertainment at the Sunset Park by the Hoosierland orchestra. Drive out. 15513 If you are afflicted with the trout or a grouch, take a hike, for the big Bellmont Park. 4th 'of July celebration, Monday,; July sth, Dcatur. Ind. I

Trade in your Old Gas Range as DOWN PAYMENT on a -New Ip j * J PB°— -nurjEjiar iraMi || I /fiUfe\ This y Offer for a Limited Time! See Our Big Selection oS Ranges Today Many people who have been wanting a ?d needing a new Gas Range have “put off” buying one in order to g-;t a few, last, unsatisfactory months’ use out of their old range. This solves the problem for you Trade as Down Payment on a iVe w Gas Range. This ofrer is for a limited time. DO IT NO W! Included in the ranges wh!ch may be had on these terms are several finished in White Enamel. Oven regulators -And “fire ny lighters are standard equipment on many of them. There is a Range here for you! Northern Indiana Public Service Company Formerly Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company ' 11 il I U 1

I. U. To Sell Land To State For Site For New Office Building Indianapolis. Ind.. July 2.— I>rC! , a , _ Trustees of Indiana Inl i verslty were prepared today to make immediate transfer tq the state of the, lan.l on which the old university school of medicine stand" The ground Is sought by Governor. Jackson for the construction of an office building for »t» te departments which are cramped in their present, quarters In the statehouse. The university trustees asked SIOO.-. 000 for the land and building. <hi | money to be used in constructing an, addition to the new school of medi ; cine. - -o—- ■ Get the Habit—Trade At Home, It Pays

£ Farmers and B Business Men S Both have much the same probag |em —to keep down operating B costs, to take advantage of 3 favorable markets, to buy profi- s B table machinery and equipment, B and to make good profits. I B Counselling with both farmB ers and business men has given B our officers a wide viewpoint B that is valuable to both. and Surplti&l2o,ooo.Q& . I ' _______

PAUL BAUMGARTNER'S POEMS Mis. Baumgartner has ~n hß "'‘* about one hundred copies of ™ Seven Searcher.' «-> o<“er PP me written by her late husbamt They are beautiful book" and the P , written by a man who .pent his I * here are inspiring. "The Iron Weed Tone of J most delightful Indiana I '.mem. ever written. The book" .HI l for< ’ Be(,0 ' h l i r oX 156 '% I mined at this office. Special Spring Fried Uhicke” dinner at the I Wj * r^ ldur ant Sunday. July 4th. I h«™ 27 and reserve table. Dancing class will start July 9th at Sun Set I ark. Lnr now. Ladies free. _

STORES to close -F | All dry good "tores and K>o<‘| Q In ihe city will be c“'" ed 8 ot < J Monday. July 6, in ob.ervanc | U Fourth of July holiday- | 156t2x ...

PUBLITF SALE ——- d EC atu| ■ Ind, ANA ~ " Commencing “‘j***,, , p Oft 'P' 1926 ii-HF XD (»1 'ATTLE—.3O Consisting of'-’O B-l -iffi f ffi -le mid some heavy sprin®rs. Wolsteins• | n,Us in this sale, also some dandy J. > *ns, | gO)(( | slock bulls; 6 lHa<h^^y' o HOGS-. 350 20 hrood sows, some with |< wcVhinb from ,arr "" s<H.n; 280 head <•! sl,Oili ' n,,U M «- to l,iO |H ’ Un,,S eUCh 2S_HEAD OF BRI ** :D,NG EWES-25 There will also lx' a II VOU are looking for eovs. hog- 1 J l<» «»ot fail h, this sale. Anyone having anyth I «<> “«» bring it to this sale butler r & ahr Roy Johnson mid Jeff Ahr, CH \1 • I Over th| Hills and Avay! In your own car with thcarefree spirit of youth! Take to the open tad —where skies are sunny and winds are ssh. Choose your way with care or take ai road that lures you. You will stumble on aenture—romance will trip you up—before >u've gone many miles. For yovr Middle Wt is a fascinating wonderland of never-endir thrills. Here’s a hint of what it Hs! 1— The county with.vut a raild high, rocky picturesque Calhoun Co> ;K e greatest apple county in lllinoi-. a long, raeged peninsgja between the His and Mississippi Rivers. Not far 1 Alton, state Highway No. 3. 2— Jay Cooke State Pari ssnta. i n the vallev of the Sc. Louis Ri'Rugged coun- - try and ptne foirMs. Fr miles from Duluth on State . 3— The Hanging Tree. Versaifndiana — ■ City, Nf’i th Diir.ot jJjp 3 it wet on the Cheyenne River *-autiful trees and a great viaduct sp» the vallev high above the river. Sta|hway No. 9 6— The great dam at a marI i «—Deadwood. South bak tus ; n fenuer h[e « £ sunshine, western ht*r»ta vi „ n!d „ ro _ M duction. Graves of i ity 7— Lawrence, Kansas, the sotHp fceNol ° ( Red Sta? 8— Spring State Pa-, T -.,„ 9— Eik Lakein the h< art ofNo.;. woods chosen ■ mtr. of land men. State High,way No. ° 10— Monument at Portage , ♦ memorating the amous the Fox to the \\ isconsire, Joliet and Father ( their voyage of sssippt. State Highways 4,d N 033 Make out your own tfbm o f. niarpnear you— and set out to Lm 1 I?-. aceo is nothing to stop von. R- 01 j^ er j Red Crown Gasoline is easil/niS and where throughout VeZ' ■ank w, th Re , t II ■ ®Buil Crown I B “fAnydardOi/ bcrvia ion an j t I w 1 i Standard oa ?pa „; II ■ 1 DECATUR, JNE “ till

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