Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 28 November 1928 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by , THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT COS J H. Holler Pros and Ootf?M«r. A. R. Holthouew Sec'y & Bile Mgr, Dick D. Heller Vlce-rrealdent 6 Entered at the Postojrice at Decatur, Indiuna, as secomr class matter. baa* Subscription Rates: Single copies -I .02 One weekyjiy carrier — .10 One veayny carrier —5.00 One month, by mall .25 Three months, by maiL —1 00 Six months, by mail 1 76 One year, by mall — 3.90 One year, at office- . 3.00 Prices quoted are within and second rones. Elsewhere, , 13.50 one year. Advertising Rates made known by application. National Advertising Re presen tttiives O Scheerer, Inc., # 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 20(WPlfth Avenue, New Charter Members The Indiana League of Home Dallies. You should urge each one in the family to take out a saving card aud to make the payments promptly. A dollar a week in a Christmas club will give you a neat sum for your shopping in 1929 aud besides that Us a thrifty and sensible thing to do. * '•« « «■—. ■■■». Tomorrow is the day ing and should be so observed. You should be thankful for many things and should not forget to say so. Join the Led Cross and help this great organization whose business is to give immediately relief to thsoe who suffer from storms, tires or disaster. The Adams post of the American Legion have chosen capable officials for the coming year and thia post should gain in numbers, in power aud in actual accomplishments. We predict that for the oganization. Fair an d moderate weather for over Thanksgiving is the prediction from the weather bureau, so you mayplan accordingly it' you have faith in thaf bureau which hits it every ouce in a while. With proper co-operation of the people of Adams county, we can secure two wonderful federal highways through here. Its very important that we take them while we can 'nor we may not always have the op- «■ portunity. Sir George Knibbs of Londou says that in a hundred years the world will be so crowded that the earth will not be able to feed or support theftl. That seems to se#le the farm relief question though it may be a little to far off to help the farmer of today. Over eight hundred auto licenses were issued in Indiana this year, which brought into the treasury over live million dollars and some ten or twelve millions for gas taxes. These modern inventions sure do make the; «t money circulate in one way or another. The Christmas spirit is starting eariy this year and we are giad of it. Do you remember when a youngster Cfi that much of the joys of the season came from the anticipations? Old Santa is on the children and lie has a big full pack and plenty of every thing. The expense accounts of treasurers aud sub,-treasurers, of candidates and others so required under the law, have been or arc now being file,(J» The reports show that such campaigns cost some real money but after all ifs a great part of life and we would grow dull and perhaps lazy in this country if we didn't have our politics. The democratic county committee report here shows a deficit and of course it is needless lo say that contributions will be cheerfully and thankfully accepted. It takes a real soldier to help pay a deficit but we are sure the fighting democratic soldiers of good old Adams county will come to the rescue with a smile. J The deficit in the postoffice department for the year was $33,000,000 or just about the price of one good battle

r TbDAY’S CHUCKLE Martinez, Cal. —<U.R> — l Claiming 9 that county agents hunting squirrels bagged 10 of Ills best cows ,' Joe Bettencourt, rancher, brought t suit against Contra Costa county for 11,250. > — - ship, which is not so when we } consider all the pleasure we derived } from this source. Hew better could j ) we expend that sum of money, which | distributed moans an Iverage $f ) about thirty-five cjns per person? ® It with some foundation for It that Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York may become the coma i for the port of authority for the city of YHhv York, one of the most important tasks in America and • (mb which he Is big enough to handle. .If he does it he will do ft well, don't fret about that. • Eleven business aud professional men from lndianagplis entered federal prison at L&veuworth today, having been convicted for stealing automobiles aitff receiving stolen goods. They deserve no sympathy and here's hoping all the rest of these transgressors will be sent to join them in the near future. Such men are no good to a community any wav _________ 3 Tlfc llness of King George of the British Empire continues to be quite serious and when illness continues serious so many days, it alarqjj the people of his country. King (£»>rge is very popular for without laying claims to great ability he has used good judgment always and has*stood steadfast-j ly for bis people. Millions are praying for his recovery. Michigan City is another Indiana town now so financially ill that the council had to suspend the rules and pass an ordinance providing for a loan of $50,000 with which to pay the salaries of city employes before Christmas and an outstanding fact is that this is the ouly Indiana city op- i crating under the city manager plan! They did better under the old form. ] The Industrial Association willjueet next Wednesday night at which time! any suggestion you may have for the good of the community will be appreciated. The year has beeu a success- j ful one iu this community and one of j a the big events was the Old Home j Week celebration which was iu every way successful and which was so I financed that a comfortable balance is | on hands Tor starting another one. a? An epidemic of influenza is sweep ] i ing certain sections of the country. In Shelby county, Indiana, the schools are closed and hundreds of cases have been reported. In various parts of the west the disease has a hold and added to this there comes now reports of u%merous cases of spinal meningitis, Is your radio set a year old if it is, and is alii; using its origins! vacuum tubes, it needs an entire new set of RCA Radiotrons. Do not leave any old tubes in with the new one*. They are a drag on the new tubes. RCA lAadiotron "Radiotron* are the Heart of your Radio Set” ’ -

all of which Is culled to your attention ho tliat you may be as careful as possible. Watch that light cold, it may become serlo*H No good citizen will do auy tftlng which will delay the building of stale roads through this county. They are as important now as railroads .were a half century Once these- state highways are fixed, they will be lmI proved and maintained and the traffic 1 offer them will grow constantly. They i mean much for the territory through r which tlity pass and much for the county. Each mile of state road relieves the county of that much main--1 taiumce and takes traffic_from the comity roads, thus increasing the length of service for them. Bo a ’ booster for better roads^ ' The contract for concrete pavement ■ of the Franklin highway between • Huntington and Peru was let yesterday. When this is complete, the pavement will extend from Huntington to 1 Monticello, the road from west having been constructed this 1 year. It is the opinion of road men ' that this road will be paved entirely across the state within two years. How about doing your Christmas early? Decatur @ mert bants are inviting you to the greatest feast of easy buying you have everq#ijoyed. They have a selection of the boat goods to be found any where, any thing you may want and the prices are so reasonable. Q * BIG FEATURES * * OF RADIO * X***** ****** X 'THURSDAY'S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES WEAF—NBC Network 12:45 pm. ball,* Penn vs. Cornell. WJZ—NBC—network 12:45 pm. Football Pitt vs. Penn State. WOR —WABC, Columbia Network 8 Sonora hour. WABC—Columbia Network 9 pm Hank Simmons showboat. * WJZ—NBC Network 8 pm—Milad's Musicians HMIE COLOR IN CHEEKS — If your skin is yellow—complexion pallid—tongue coated—appetite poor—you have a bad taste in your mouth—a lazy, no-good feeling—you should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—a substitute for calomel—were prepared by Dr. Edwards after 20 years of study. Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. Know 1 them by their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days you must get at the cause. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel- yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome constipation. Take nightly and note the pleasing results. Millions of boxes sold j yearly. 15c. 30c, 60c. All Druggists. 1927 REO ‘‘FLYING CLOUD'' SPECIAL SEDAN. This is a quality automobile in every particular and affords the used car buyer the opportunity of buying a strictly high class sedan of late model at less than hall its original cost. Price $985.00 1926 FORD COUPE. Price $225.00 1927 DODGE BROTHERS SPECIAL SEDAN. Equipped with bumpers and heater. A substantial sedan of a late model is beiug offered you at half its cost only a year ago. Price $525.00 1926 ESSEX COACH. Very good mechanically. Upholstery like new. Has four new tires. Price ... $350.00 1926 STUDEBAKER COUPE. Mechanically good. Upholstery like new, Five good tires. Here is a bargain for some one. Price. $445.00 1925 DODGE BROTHERS SPORT ROADSTER. Has just been reflnished in smart colors. The equipment is bumpers, front and rear, five good tires, heater, side wings and motoitneter. Price, $385,00 1925 ESSEX COACH. Just refinish ed. Very good mechanically. Here is your Six at a real price. $265.00. 1925 FORD FORDOR SEDAN. Three new tires. New paint job. $195.00 1924 STAR SEDAN. Mechanically Aone. Upholstery good. Pri,ce $215.00 The above list of used automobiles affords the used car buyer an assortment of good, late model used cars of reputable make at reasonable prices. We invite your inspection. Reasonable terms will be allowed the buyer. SAYLORS MOTOR CO. North First st. Decatur, lud. Open Evenings.

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.****»»«*•*«•* h * TWENTY YEARS AGO * * From th* Dally Democrat Fllo • * Twooty Year* Ago Today • *****tt«**»*«4 Nov. 28 - Aboul 300 teachers are at- * lending the Institute here. Discussion , by Miss Mlua ( ase, Miss Eva A< !<«r Miss Nellie Wlunes, W. O. Toeple, (I. s W. Warren and lecture by Prof Srayuar j of Ohio Wealyau. Two hundred miners entombed at Marianna, Pa., Hope slight for reeov- ’ cry of a man alive. Otto Mtirama of Tiffin, Ohio, visits here. W. H. Stalls bays Harley Axtcl, fa--1 moils stallion with mark of 2-11 for . $5,000, L. N. Graudstaff returns ftvm Hicflfcville, Ohio where lie visited Bert • Ciouse. The two escaped from goril- , las after thrilling experience during the civil qjir Miss Frnnces E. Thompson of Spoki ane, Washington visiting here.

Tear Out the Tapeworm that feeds on your eoal pile! Furnace coils are coal vast- "" ~ ' «*. They use up far too SO Ofiysr much heat for the good they i«v „ „ rfi—S „ I do, and keep your fuel bilk K «xv -l FIHI high Remove the old coiL T it in your home Install a modern self-action j or -jq || you gas hot water heater. Enjoy decide you can ’t get the convenience of real eco- along without it then nomical hot water service — pay on easy monthly as much as you want, when- terms. Phone today! ever you want it! L.. - -..— Northern Indiana Public Service Company *i ——i—■— jjp*!

I GET READY! NEW CLUB OPEN'S NEXT MONDAY, DEC. i j jp — | I — — I I * willcomeiii • I ' B If you join our NEW CHRISTMAS CLUB which opens for membership gext Monday i 3 g and let old Santa Claus be your pilot, he will steer you right. And ship co I I §R in next Christmas it will bring you a nice roll of crisp bills that will take the worry nu ® | ) : S Christmas and make it a merry one. Below you will find a list of the classes you m | ,jg join. Why not have the entire family take a trip on this ship? i'iiani the 25 CENT CLUB PAYS IN F\FTy WEEKS $12.5Q | 31 THE 50 CENT CLUB PAYS IN FIFl\ WEEKS $25.00 | B < fil THE SI.OO CLUB PAYS IN FiFTY WEEKS $50.00 [i D ' W * THE $2.00 "CLUB FAYS IN FIFTY WEEKS SIOO.OO i. anl the $5.00 club pays in fifty weeks $250.00 :i 0 Hi the SIO.OO club pays in FIFTY WEEKS $500.00 ! ijjl Increasing and decreasing classes should you prefer them. o |j I Old Adams County Bank J

, i inent as poatmaider general. I Frank Maples. Ed Johuson. LuTsyettc ! Ellis and (Diaries Zeser 'esve for Leu * I isana on a hunllng trip. * Holiday vacation for schools will be--1 gin December 24th and continue uni 11 * January 4th. r Nov. 29. 1908 was Sunday. ' Cal E. Peterson made a business trip r to Fort Wftne yesterday. Itching Eczema There is one safe dependable treatment for the itching torture of Eczema. The first application of /emo usually stop* itching and when used r i regularly will heb rid the skin of Eczema, Pimples, Rashes, Blotche* and similar annoying skin irritations, i You will be surprised how quickly skin troubles will react to this clean. antiseptic, soothing liquid. Easy to apply time. 35c, cOc and $ 1.00. zeme FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS

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