Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 22 February 1928 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BUSINESS CARDS AND NOTICES FOR SALE FOR SALE—Two Groom modern houses. Payment plan D. N. Erwin. <R® cook stove in good condition. Will sell cheap if taken at once. 110 S. First St. 43-3tx FOR SALE—New~ Town incubator. 600 egg size, in good condition; also one-horse wagon, in good shape, at bargain prices if taken at onee. Phone 863-K. 4.3 t I FOR SALE—Baby - Chicks from one to two weeks old. These are real Quality Chicks, just the chicks you want for early broilers and early layers. Price very reasonable Come and see them. The Decatur Hatchery Phone 497, Decatur Ind. 43tb FOR SALE Young cow with calf by side. Durham heifer 2 years old; colt 8 month sold, a pood one from (lunder's horse. August Selktag, Jr., % mile west of Mt. Pleasant church 44t3x FOR SALE—Simplex coal oil burner. 1006 size and brooder house in good condition Phone 5621. 44-3 t FOR Good clover seed. Little Red and Mammoth. Dye Ferguson, Willshire phone 1 L 3 S on 10. 44-3tx FOR SALE—Eleven feeding shoats; weight about 125 pounds each. A. D. Suttler. 44-6 t FOR SALE —Upright piano; first class condition; will sell cheap. Phone 605. 41 t3x eod FOR SALE - 1925 Ford Tudor Al shape; 1921 Ford touring A 1 shape. Phone 970. Decatur Auto Laundry.4s WANTED WANTED—To buy twenty to sixtyacre farm. Phone 1019. Address 218 N. Third St., Decatur, Ind. 43-6tx FOR RENT FOR RENT —$0 acre farm, two miles from town, on pike; grain rent, possession March Ist. For particulars see Dore B. Erwin, Attorney 39-6 t FOR RENT —Heated office, will share with some one. D. N. Erwin. FOR RENT —House and four acres of ground. See or write Mrs. Susie Ward Monroe. 44-3tx FOR RENT—Five-room house, garden and out buildings on state road near Monroe;.ss per month. Mrs. Irene Tague, Decatur Route nine. Box 17. 44-3tx FOR RENT—A good seven room house with garage at Monmouth. Telephone 7970 24-22-25 FOR RENT —Modern House will be vacant March Sixth see W. P. Colchin Phone 754. 45-3tx LOST AND FOUND Lost —Pocket book. Black patent lea ther between Monmouth and Natioij al hotel. Reward. Finder please cal 1186. 44-3 t o St. Joseph Catholic Schools Dismissed Today The St. Joseph Catholic schools were dismissed today in observance ot George Washington’s birthday. The Washington birthday entertainment was given last Thursday and program? were given by the different grades. 0 AFPOTNTMEWT OF ADMINISTRATOR Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Mary JaneBaker late of Adams county, deceased. The estate Is probably solvent. Roy Baker, Administrator. Lenhart. Heller and Schurber. Attorneys. December 6. 1928 Feb 8-15-22 O—APPOINTMENT OF ADMINSTRATRIX No. 250 H Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Amos W. Wggers late of Adams county, deceased. The estate Is probably solvent. Olive De Arniond, Administratrix With the Will annexed James T. Merryman. Attorney Feb. 14, 1928. Feb 15-22-29 0 USE Limberlost Wishing Powdc i

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1 MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK Hogs—Receipts, 300; market 15-20 c ' lower. ■ | Quotations: 160-190 lbs., $9.00-$9.10; I j 200-225 lbs., $8.85-18.90; few. $9.00; ’SO-300 lbs., $8.50-$8.75; packing sows, ' i $7.00-$7.50. , Cattle —Receipts, 20.0; steers and J heifers not moving, lower; beef i cows, steady; vealers. $18.00; calves, eceipts, 200; market steady. Sheep—Receipts, SOO, slow; market steady to good, choice, 79-84 lbs., lambs, $16.50; bulk fat ewes, SB.OO- - i FOR’ WAYNE LIVESTOCK I Fort Wayne, Ind., Feb. 22.(1NS) —Live- | stock: Receipts — Calves, 50; hogs, 400; sheep, 100; market 25c lower; 180-200 lbs., $8.15; 160-180 lbs., $8.05; 200-225 lbs., $8.05; 225-275 lbs., $7.90; 275-350 lbs., $7.60; 140-160 lbs., $7.75; 110-140 lbs., $7.25; 90-110 lbs., $6.75; roughs, $6.50; stags. $4.00-$4.50; calves, $16.50 down; lambs, $14.50 down. LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected February 22) Fowls 20c l-eghorn Fowls .-. 11c Chickens ... 20c Leghorn Chickens 13c Old Roosters 9c >Vhite Ducks 15c • eese 14c Eggs dozen 22c cOCAI GRAIN MARKET (Corrected February 22) «arley, per bushel 60c eye, per bushel 75c Tats 50c New Corn 70c to sl.lO New Corn white or mixed 5c less per 100 lbs.) Old White or Mixed Corn (ear) $1.35 Vheat _z. $1.36 Old Yellow Corn ..... $1.40 >Cal GROCERS' EGG MARKS Iggs dozen .... 22c BUTTcRFAT AT STATIONS utterfat 44c ixty-Threc Enter Fire Prevention Essay Contest The grade contest In Adams county jt essays on Fire Prevention, closed xst night and a total of sixty-three ere entered with W. A. Lower, the ounty chairman. These were comdied today and are now ready for the dges, O. L. Vance and Wai Wemof Decatur, and E. W. Jeffries, of Berne, who are to select the two eat, in their judgment, and forward hem to the district chairman before larch 6. A number of the essays X)k especially neat and the judges rill have a job to select the Much interest has been manifested. 0 'ret the Habit—Trade at Home, it Pays,

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| COM MISSION ERS ALLOWANCES FOR JIM ARY IMS A. D. Suttles Clk Os Ex 50.00 John E. Nelson do 6.00 Decatur Ins. Agency Treas O Ex 256.00 Ed Green 60% fees . ..... .......... 35.00 Dick Tonellier Deputy .Surveyor 175.00 Dick Boch. Surveyor’s Office ex . 5.00 Emerson Bonnett Poor Wash Twp 9.65 Carroll Coal Coke Co do . 7.00 Focher Lumber Co do . 3.75 Adams County Mom. Hospital do H 92. d0 C. H. Branch do .. 14.50 Schmitt Meat Market Co Farm 29.35 Kocher Lumber Co do 10 00 City of Decatur do 14R.v» I ••• I |<ln C • <!<• . 70.ihi E. F. Gass Bd of Guardians 7.2 1 Winnes Shoe Store do 2.50 Adams County Witness Legal Adv 83.32 Otto Ray Highways 521. R. < >tto Rodenbeek co ~ i W Milton Edgell do . 42.<»<i C. C. Beer do 366.5 : I \. Iln’ver (l<i John i’. Mann do <O.O I r.’d Mathys <0 >2.60 Louis Selklng do ]08.<»» ; Ed Miller do 56.50 August Busick do 20.00 W H. Billnt r du 62.80 S«»l Ljiglnbill do 102.25 < ’has Trout nor do , . 90.6 1 Vai Sm ii do " 06.51 Milo 'Sales d<» 118.23 Fred/ Oatefmeyer do * 32.50 J. C. Augsburger do 110.70 Vernon Miller do 25.50 Mtirtm Bultemeyor dp 80.50 Clyde Striker do 108.35 C. L. Scheuman do . 51.00 Ed Beer do 200.00 Adams County Auto Company do 413.30 Meshbergrer Bros. Stone Co do 1,416.10 Lime Stone Quarries Co do 97.1 i J 1». Adams du .106.17 • ’11:i s Ma Eley II 1.00 Democrat Company Roads 315.20 Indianapolis Commercial do 43.50 Adams County; Witnes do IR.'»o Fruchte & Litterer do 50.00 Ft. Wayne Blue Print Co do 10.40 Martin Jaberg do 105.n0 Russell Jaberg dA 12.00 John Bucher Highways 1,576.61 Ft. Wayne Ptg Co do 60.00 Democrat Company do 100. no State of Indiana, County’ ot Adams, SS. I. Martin Jaberg. auditor in and for said county’ and state hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the allowances made l>y the Board of Commissioners of said county at their session held January 2nd 1928 Witness my hand and official seal this 14th day of February 1928. Martin Jaberg. Auditor Adams County. Indiana. February 15-22 0 -r (’OMMISSIO.XEHS ALLUWAAt EM FOB FERHCAin Wjs Ft. Way n? Ftg. Co PHftting S 877.37 City of Decatur County Rev 48.40 Citizens Tel Co do 68.09 U. S. Fidelity Guarantee Co do 100.00 Marcelja Nelson Clk c h 105.00 Martin Jaberg Aud Sal & Ex 59.17 Edna M. Jaberg do Clk hire 104.17 V (Wdstock Typewriter Co do of E 25.00 Typewriter Inspection Co Treas O 7:50 Ed Ashbaucher do ... 5.00 General Office Equip Co. du . 237.50 J. M. Miller Care of Prisoners .. 21 00 Harl Hollingsworth do & mi .. . 264.75 Dick Tonellier Dpty Sur 175.00 Dick Boch Surveyors ex 30.52 Clifton Striker Co. Supt anti Ex 249.20 Democrat Company Supt. Os ex . . 2.70 Margaret Striker do Clk hire .... 91.0*’ J. A. Cline County as’or & ex. .. 113.5\ J. C. Grandstaff Coroner . . 10.00 I. W. Vizard Co Health Comm .... 25 6" H. B. Heller Co Attorney 50.09 , Fisher & Harris Poor R & W tp. 28.23 J. Miller Poor Kirk twp 5.00 Adams County Hospital P. W Tp 30.00 Vance & Linn do 1.75 Kuebler Co do & Guardians 12.55 Frank Krick Poor W Twp 20.50 Emerson Bennett do 26.50 J. & J. Grocery do 8.00 Kolter f do 14.00 John T Myers Co do 7.00 T " Cn.c; 4 <45 Smith Yager & Falk do 10 : 1> Bernstein do 21.95 Caauw n-ohne do 2.5' Julius Haugk do 7.C0 Beavers & Beavers do 38.05 A. J. Miller Poor Mon Twp 40.0*' C. H. Branch do 8.50 C. P. Hinchman do Wabash 24.0' -J M. Breiner. Court House IJO.OO Midland Chemical Co do 13.42 Huntington Labratories Co do 16.73 North Ind. Pub. Service Co do & J 12.38 Hyland Heat. * Plumb Co do 116.66 Lake Erie Chemical Co Jail . ... 24.00 Smith Yager & Falk do . 14.45 August Morgan (’ounty Farm * 45.<»t) I v ■■.-!’ e Noll do 16 • Oscar Burry r do 45.09 Ibnry Schlegel do 11.90 Regina Heiman do 40.00 Esther Baumgartner do 40.0 r Paul Schultz do 4.00 R. W. Loose do 4.<’ A Ed Stahley do 4.00 Eli Augsburger do 4.00 Christ Eicher do 2.50 Peter Mosser do 2.50 Mrs. Eli Augsburger do . 5.00 F. O. Martin do 2.50 Philip Heiman do 7.50 Fred Steigmeyer do * 5.00 J. A. Bright do 2,50 Mart Gilson do 5.65 Smith Yager & Falk do 44.58 Millers Bakery do 29.58 J. E. Ellsworth do 37.95 (’. V. Connell do . 37.30 Chas Voglewede do 14.78 Fisher & Harris do 243.08 Niblick & Co do 110.85 Decatur Found Fur and Mach Co 199.64 Amanda Moats Bd of Guardians 5.00 ' nnn <’ irror <h> Charlotte Gephart do . 10.00 Mrs 11. M. Ciownover d<» 10.00 Alice Walter do 10.00 Anna Tricker do 15.00 Mae Andrews do 15.0) Katie Schrock do 20.00 Dan Niblick do 26.00 m ira McClure do 10 00 Mary lleyere do 85.00 H. M. Gillig do ... .... 1.20 W. Guy Brown win 2.00 Wells Bros. Burial Soldier 75 09 Adams County Witness L Adv 169.32 Democrat Company do 188.18 Reussel Jaberk do 15.00 Julius Haugk Rental 18.00 Irene Byron Sanit . 112.50 Wells County Change of Venue 496.J9 H. M. DpVoss Hurst Road 50.00 E. B. Adams Weinhoff Rd 50.00 John Bucher HtghwsvM 168.96 Clyde Striker dd 174.38 Milton Edgell do 63.74 W. H. Bittner do- ‘»8.8o John E. Mann do 128.00 J. A. Hower do 161.00 Aug. Busick do 51.10 Vai Snell do 87.50 I C. L. Scheuman do 53.75 Ed Beer do . 502.98 lotto Rodenbeck do R 0.25 J. C. Augsburger do 203.5 • Milo Sales do 304/ u ‘ Clint Hart do 65.30 Fred Mathys do

I Martin Bulteineyer do 37.77 Vernon Miller do . 59.7 5 Sol Luginblll du 80.75 . Otto Ray do . 648.57 Louis Selking du 118.89 Ed Miller do / 118.56 Chas Troutner do . 89.50 . C. C Beer do 693.06 . Suttles Edwards Co du 61.20 Fidelity & Deposit Co do 12.59 ' Kiger & Co da 310.00 Indiana Truck Corp do 35.09 J. D. Adams Co do 11.70 , Chas E Magley do 172.54 Adams County Hospital P H twp 83.25 Slate of Indiana, County of Adams SS: I. Martin Jaberg. auditor In and far said county’ and state hereby certify’ that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the allowances made by the Board of Commissioners of said county at their session held February 6th 192 R. Martin Jaberg. Auditor Adams County. Indiana. February 15-22 — o r GIVES SERMON ON SALVATION “Conditions of Salvation’’ was the subject used by the Rev. Mr. Wilson at. the United Brethren revival last night- Attendance was exceptionally large and intense interest manifested by both church and visitors. The Rev. Frank Myres, of Craigville, was present last night and presided at the piano. Rev. Myers is an exceptional player. Rev. Wilson and Rev. dyers sang a beautiful duet. The sermon last night by Rev. Wilson was a clear cut message on the plan of Salvation. He discussed God's plan and how man has tried to substitute other plans. The speaker brought the hearers face to face with the proposition of Kternal slavation or eternal damnation and urged an acceptance of the plan of Salvation o insure eternity with God. New heart and not new clothes are needed today, he said. Christians and not mere church members are the force for righteousness that C: needed. There was a hearty response in the prayer session last night and personal workers were busy. Requests for prayers were made, and the church eaders feel that a tremndous awakening is not far distant. The faithful attendance of many every night is howing the deep concern. An even larger attendance is expected tonight is Rev. Wilson's messages are atracting the folks, and his leadership in the song service is gelling he music out of all the folk. Servces at 7:30 o’clock. Klan To Fling Mask Into Discard Tonight Birmingham, Ala., Feb. 22—(INS— The Ku Klux Klan will fling its mask into the discard at midnight tonight, ays an orfler from Hiram Wesley 3vans, Imperial Wizard. The move, crlginally intended as a patriotic surprise for the nation, was bared a month ago in Albama and after a denial from Evans, the matter was allowed to rock along until conZi; mation was received front other sources throughout the country. 9UART OF WATER CLEANS KIDNEYS Take a Little Salts if Your Back Hurts, or Bladder Is Troubling You ■ No man or woman can make a misake by flushing the kidneys occasionally. says a well-known euthcrity. Elating too much rich food creates acids, which excite the kidneys. They become overworked from the strain, ret sluggish and fail to filter the waste and pokons from the blood. Then we %et sick. Rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness, sleeplessness and urinary disorders often come from sltlgglsii kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys, or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full, of sediment. Irregular of passage or' attended by a sensation of scalding, begin drinking a quart of waler each day. also get about four ounces' of Jail Salts from any pharmacy; take atablespoonfu'l in a glass of water before breakfast, and in a few days your kidneys may act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with iithia, ami has been used for years to flush ami stimulate the kiuneys; also to help neutralize the acids in the system, so they no longer cause irritation, thus often relieving bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent, lithia-water drink which everyone should lake now and then to help keep the kidneys clean and active and the blood pure, thereby often avoiding serious ’ kidney complications.

STATE READY TO TAKE OVER EAST AND WEST ROAD (CONTIS IED FROM PAGE OJiBI ' cral aid plan. > The speaker showed, by statistics, ' that the cost of operating automo- • biles over unimproved highways was : far greater than when (he cars are operated owar improved roads. In 1926, he said, the people of Indiana 1 had $438,750,000 invested in motor cars, exclusive of trucks, and it cost the owners $145,520,000 to opeiiate their cars over improved highways. Mr. Hershman favors the elimina‘ion of the property tax on automobiles and an increase in the license fee, for the purpose of raising more money for road construction. He said that the average automobile license fee in the United States is $22.58 while the average fee in Indiana is only $6.41. The state highway commission : plans to build 325 miles of cement > roads this year at a cost of about - $28,000 per mile, in addition to main-

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taining the stone and gravel roads, he said. Mr. Hershman advised the local citizens to procure a 70 or 80 foot right-of-way for state roads, instead of the required 60-foot right-of-way, because of the fact that all highways must be made wider in years to come and the cost of procuring the wider right-of-ways after the road is once improved is several times Mr Hershman said that good roads boosters in each of the 92 counties of the state think that they have the only honest to goodness road problem in the state and that the highway commission is continually accused of showing preference to other localities in building roads, but he declared that the commission endeavors to distribute the money over the state! as nearly even as possible.

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