Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 236, Decatur, Adams County, 6 October 1927 — Page 6

PAGE SIX

REORGANIZE COW ~ TESTINC ASS'N, So! Mosser Os Jefferson Township Elected President Os Organization The members of the Adams County Cow Testing Association met at the A. J. Moser garage at Berne. Friday evening, and perfected the reorganization for the fourth consecutive year's work. Sol Mosser, pure bred Jersey breeder, of Jefferson township, was elected president. The other officers are: Noah Rich: secretary, Dan D. Schwartz: treasurer, Peter 1). Schwartz, Otto 1). Bieberich, Peter B. Lehman and D;fvid J. Mazelin were elected directors. Hoy L. Price, who has served as tester for the organization since its beginning October 1, 1924, was reelected at a substantial raise in salary Mr. G. A. Williams, of the Dairy Department of Purdue University, who is In charge of Cow Testing Association work in Indiana,/attended the meeting. Mr. Williams brought out the fact that the Adams County Association has poineered in a number of respects, such as Dairy Feeds and Feeding Schools, HeHrd Sire Judging Demonstrations and cow Testing Association Tours. The Association plans to hold meeting during the winter. Mr. Mosser appointed Otto I). Bieberich, C. W. R. Schwartz. P. D. Lehman and Roy 1,. Price to arrange a date and program for the next meeting. It was also announced at the meeting tiiat a DairyCattle Judging team representing Adams county will compete in the Cattle Judging contest during the National Dairy Show to be held in Memphis Tennessee this month. o— — Set the Habit—Trade at Home, It Payt

| * Startling Price Reductions That Make FRIDAY and SATURDAY.Bargain Days’ I TheECONOMYStore M® S J Marvelous zz The ECONOMY Store I i DECATUR'S UNDERSELLING STOKE Hat V aIUCS 111 \ X I)EtATI RS CXPERSELUNG STOKE | p — —— r ' I x^ v <n c< ' I I Save On Blankets Velvet Fall Coats ’. ic . Largest Assort- Ij gj gs & AV\,c I mel inth'’'uy el " Jj elt Xl3,tS g \vi2Sn ■' . \ ' \PW \ an unusual offer at Our price | \ e °t n s ! L ot reg e u>ar B $3 n M So Many THE BETTER GRADE ‘ V > ; /fiA Al* /ft-l As A # 1 zAYI $3.95' $12.5° i •54 ' * \Ss*S=E? $1.89 brim treatments—the -,» A/! 'f J x 1- * helmet hat —the off- B _/Z%W. 'i ‘ I / to t 0 §' aft the-face type, the Re- V wßwl "iA ( * 4 - ■ boux tarn, the swagger ' pffijy * W 11 » &f* /> F - /!)A LOt No ‘ 2 L °‘ N °- 3 \\ . W \s Q R \/A JV i comprises a fine group of is a group of single blankets much individuality! For A \ I <T j - J *lll 1- aF < 1 flf □ft regular $2.50 values pretty colors and a ~' A JMI £■ MPT* j3®| A “ I 111 I • I l£ large size blankets regular $1.50 value Z’ \ B! MB \ / til? * s nV ->r ir '<\y y^r' 6 ' "“s $1.39 89c •»/ # ts-— c €T™ -—! Jfl >UCn rme jBU Finest selection of Shoes Misses One Strap Shppe rS I ' i ' / Materials! \ J in the city. All new Fait and Oxfords, pretty styles. hfi ■ — ' '. ff/y CztrrTianlv/ v • . * \ / styles. Prices are low All new for fall - S_<A For inpriy You’ve never seen hats K Z JI Look at this! One lot of Mixed Wool Blankets. / / l/pto4-°° of this quality priced , •« ffi . „ _ w / >■, so low! Excellent velvet I Qv t 0 $1 9.) 4i fyS regular price $6. Yoxir choice of (?») Qp* / ■■■■ in soft lovely colors, I «+l»v<J epo.tM n pretty colors, at only ••• J” an< i finc > Pliable cut .„. iTv-Cjj * ■ ’ q. - T T cndreds of thr newest f n elt £ s . uch as . ar ; - * ip: 1 z-Z R R , i , , m higher priced hats. <. >. x in (-X ri Styles to select from in All are lined with fine x \\ T | ■ v , v ... 4 . Mt i.Arifv' Gun » striking new nninrc \\ They re New! None like them m the city • ' ,UI ' rU EQ You'll need a blanket for the One lot Nashua Blankets— °t S'* Fixing new Colors and rayon taffeta, i y \\ t? S automobile this winter. extra large size and sell / smart trims. \ Metal Patent Strap Slippers, high heel, ask to see J ffi Good quality and very regularly for $6. W I‘ them as it is a new CQQS I tn special at Very special . »** / - » ■ x tPOa*' t ' 4 S s < ) / creation I I 69c '53.95 •=>>—A Extensive 5 ,_r \ Preparations! — | - / > iA \ Because of the large response Men’s Oxfords Mens and Boys Basket l£ , ~ ~ ~f I ■ . ). I expected we have given over \?i / ■'-TS. Tan and Black, Bal! Shoes— good quality. Sfl ® One lot Esmond Blankets— SPEC . r *4 Blanket. U IXIOSt ° f 00r P°P u,ar Priced XJ / all sizes, pair all sizes, pair ft ® r~«/=■«-• «’.l- "" a ” IbV i..’ wnUnery section to this Jv<mL Out they go at $2.95 95C | 1 c 53.95 $2.49 -- V \ And the « LE ' } T3> / rwX'H COLORS! — | V\x G /,771, 1 * \ ■ Wine - Men’s Underwear, part Men’s Work Shoes, go | M... 5...... C„... M.„. F„=, A V Xi | heavy weave, sl.do value all sizes, collar \\ •• J \ M P* ne Green z z P . scecia! I 98c 95c X r> " 6 $1.48 sl-95 | STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY ACCOUNT OF HOLIDAY. — "

j Navy’s Search For Missing Dole Fliers Has Proved Fruitless Washington, Oct. 6 — (INS) — The I Navy's search west of Hawaii for the missing Dole flyers has proved fruit-j • less. The miresweeper whippoorwill reported as follows to the Navy department today: ‘ Thorough search of Johnson island and vicinity just completed. No trace ' of lost Dole flyers found.” The island is 750 miles southwest of; Hawaii. i —-o I Convicted Bandit Escapes From Delaware County Jail Muncie, Ind., Oct. 6 —(INS) —Elmer Andres, 20, convicted filling station ! bandit, identified by Ora Slater, Cincinnati detective. as connected with ■ the slaying there of William Yeager, night watchman at a skating rink, was believed in Indianapolis today, following his escape from the Dele- ; ware county jail. i Andies slipped from the jail last night by cutting the steel wire on the ' door of the receiving cell and turn-1 i Ing the key, which had been left in I .. the door. ; J Sheriff Harry McAuley left immed- ■ lately tor Indianapolis, believing Ani, dies had headed in that direction to I obtain clothes a- this home there. ». vo— Impeachment Proceedings Against Duvall Dropped i Indianapolis. Ind., Oct. 6 —(INS) — • For the second time the Indianapolis ; city council has broadcast it would ini- ■ ■ peach Mayor John L. DuVall and then ■ dropped the proceedings. Following the municipal shake-up in which relatives of “Impeaching" councilmen received advancement, the , sided at la-t'

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, PC 1 OBER

| nights council meeting, although coun- 1 oilman Edward B. Raub expressed | | serious charges. I "Apparently the threat of impeachment was only a club used ever the 1 Mayor by the majority taction of couni cil” Raub said"l understand that cerI tain consessions ami appointments were made by the Mayor today and I this seems to explain the attitude of. some councilmen tonight. These re-i ! peated threats seems to have only one effect, and-that is to create changes 1 in the administration. 1 do not want to! be party to any such business. o— ; Politics Taboo At First White House Breakfast Os Season Washington, Oct. 6 (UP) Politics was taboo at the’first white house breakfast of the season today when 14 members of the Republican National committee sat down with President Coolidge for wheat tikes amMh offer. I Not only was the statement of Mr. | Coolidge that he does not choose toj be a candidate avoided, but of| politics was spoken, committeemen ; said when they departed. | The leaders were invited here by | chairman Wm. M. Butler of the National committee to discuss the present condition of the party finances, the reaction to the President's “choose” statement, and prospective for the convention next year. o Flood Waters Reported Receding In Southwest Kansas City, Mo., Oct. ti (UP) - Flood waters which threatened to menace sections of the southwest following torrential rains earlier this week, were reported receding today. The Vi rdigris river at Coffeyville, Kas., which broke all previous high water marks by 12 inches, was falling today at the rate of three inches an hour.

Kills Wife Who Begs For Relief From Suffering Minneapolis, Minn.. Oct. 6—(UP)— Yielding to the plea of his wife to free her from great pain. Adolph Dypllna killed her with a lead pipe, lie confessed to police. Mrs. Dypllna hud suffered intense pain for a lone time, Dypllna said, |and had begged him to "put her out of her misery.,’ lie at last agreed and , beat her brains out with the pipe, his ' confession related. DypKna was to be arraigned today op a murder charge. W. A. Yackey, Jr., War Ace And Pioneer Flier, Killed Chicago, Oct. 6— (UP) Wilfred A. Yackey. Jr., war ace and pioneer in middlewestern commercial aviation, fell to his death laie Tuesday when the wing of the Yackey monoplane he j was piloting over Chicago crumpled. The plane was one which was flown

HERE’S SPEEDY RELIEF FROM . . BUNION PAINS AND SOFT CORNS Emerald Oil Must Give Complete Satisfaction or Money Cheerfully Refunded. —

Get a two-oqnce bottle of Moone’s i, Emerald Oil (full s length) today. ■ Every well stocked drug store has this, with the distinct understanding that your money will be cheerfully returned if it does not reduce the inflammation. soreness, and pain mudh quicker than any remedy you ever used. Two or Three applications of Moone’s Emerald Oil and in fifteen minutes the pain and soreness disappears. A few more applications at regular intervals and the inflammation is gone. And as for Soft Corns a few appli--1 cations each night at bed time and 'they just seem so shrivel right tip,

I from New York to Spokane iu the 'recent air derby, finishing sixth. The crash wus the second accident of the day to a Ne * York-Spokane derby plane. The Royal Windsor, entry in the non-stop d< rby and originally designed for a trans-Atlantic flight, wus badly damaged in Ijenver when It dropped Its landing gar while trying to take off- Pilot Duke. Scliil ler and a passenger were injured. Chiropractors Close Annual Convention West Baden, Ind., Oct. 6—(UP)— The association of Indiana chiropractors closed its 17th annual convention here yesterday with the election of officers including president, Dr. J. O. Grayg, Fort Wayne, vice president. Dr. G. R. McGuire, Clinton. Bloomington. — “Bully.' was the Roosevcltlan comment of J.H. Koonts, 68, oldest Monroe county resident to ride in an airplane, after he came back to earth. — t —-—-

and scale off. . No ma'ter how discouraged you have been with pads, shields, or other applications, if you have .not tried Emerald Oil then you have something to learn. It's a wonderful formula—this combination of essential oils wjth camphor and other antiseptics sosmarveious that thousands of bottles are sold annually for denting varicose or swollen veins. Callow & Kohn. Smith, Yager 4 Falk. Hol:house Drug Co., and every good druggist guarantees the first bottle of Moone’s Emeraljl Oil to end your foot troubles or money back.

Sam Warner, Movie Magnate, Dies Today Hollywood, Cal., Oct. 6—Sam Warner, film magnate, vice-president of Warner brothers, died in the California Lutheran hospital here Wadnesday. Warner was taken to the hospital

Bl' ' II HI NOTICE • i 11 SECOND LIBERTY IB t!C- LOAN BONDS il ■ t.l! »’ have been called and will not bear ]| ■ ( interest after O B NOVEMBER 15 I . We offer our services in cashing ( 1 B JF. these bonds. B Should you desire to invest the B H. proceeds we have ,- S ■ ® Gravel Road Bonds B 5% School Bonds ■ 1 tßj free from all taxes at prevailing I r rates. B Kapital and Surplu^Jl2o, I

several days ago sull-rlng B I 11,1,1 11 I"' His wife, Lina | ti , Sl|l|l . lIF . || - ”n Albert W. , n.'r:a, 1 ,! hbi ;X ,nt tha bedside wh.-n h,. (lie(1 Qg fresh oysters k BAKER’S | E