Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 3 December 1928 — Page 2

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• CLASSIFIED ■ ADVERTISEMENTS, | BUSINESS CARDS, i AND NOTICES a g,a 848-* • • • • • • * F’/rC 1 •** ** * _ _ ai'F < A'■-,■> ' . i** r( .t, Ml * Ef*4 r. /OR M\M * r,» •«- ear r e’. .. ’. ■ . '- . turn J f Aramd. PiK/fr< Jt» or •ad, >J« «r*a**4 PW» •• r>-- . ■ ° . wanted M • &-'*"** , jf lUI tit ‘ k . . ■.: < '• MW TTZHT tjoa to i- vxl alary. / -.oit’Ar.-i I'll* 4 HW? tO hl<h*T 1 tUn W rii* MOLEE. •2 Ni M 4 * c*<o.ni _ 2f144»» WANTED ''' u»»on do 'i< awt* 9 I OR REM rtifl KENT 5 room hour.' or. N. Mb nt, tvttil mod* rr>; K». xofl a»d to Phone ■ 'a'- 21011. POH kEL'T hn HxM jwot* k»*pli»a> Private et trat.re, ■< -n w<d-rM»fe P. A .■••-• »,’»7 Monroe -tr—t. pr>om J2l 2'« ■ Wl 7r, r. ■ r./ bourn 12ZJ Elm H* Has new wither & F < ,."T7rr~. ■ kion«a ‘ • I','- .-• •» *’ ' a ,m- mile north <rt Pl*»aant Mill* J t Arrw.ii I' n»>- ■• or ■“" i■■ '■■ •■ * LOST AND FOUND• iXltii" Ainix r I noy • nrritm > iiio ron fjecond Ht or Mad item Hi Kinde’ please return to thia offi<* -' ■ ;| t 7777 H ,p<- h-„ t" > ;><■ nunx of F Ix-ahy on ir-« k Finder r>i» ate r»-turn to th ’ ■■■ ■ ■ i M • ■ ••. r®V w 4 V reward SHORT SESSIONS ARE HELD TODAY RY EACH HOI SE << OVUM Kl» I I<OM !•»<•»: <>'»:> S' «*-«*■>■ »XXW'.X X-X ■-'•X-’X'X zX X ■ X- zXV✓ X - X., and thl- group luclu<i<:<! li' ailr sdl lif jn»-mt>sr» it w%» p!i > jiripottnlbl- to piiKH •» tariff hill Inhlil*' of afx monthh. No tariff billx have within that limit before and the »xintinK lajr require* nlnrnonlhtt for enactment. The extra 10-nkion adl>< r< nix worlitifii up again** the aehetne for |>a>. ■ inn nn <rn<rg<:nry aKricuitnral tariff nrt wittiont frrovblinr for th<- finer jon'lea fu industry. The ways and rneana eonnnitt« nu t, witli (,'hairrnan Hawley, wb . • umtnonsd romtnlttc' metnlarx t<. the tariff iamic but decision about dll'- maftcr wax i x peeled Io b< rluiav-d until xentirnentx could I < roond-d up. Thlx rnay r«upilrc never •! weeks. Chairman MzNary intends to Intro dues.. ibis "Hooreriamd" McNaryHaugen bid, without the eqitali»u< n fee, hoping it ma/ I/- >/•« ed go that an extra xe .-ion can *>e avoided. A ' isuc-i . of m-iiut-- Jl/ publis anx, originally planned for t<»day, io coni,.der the -;ei t ;;is Icgixlafl.e progiam wae postponed to a later date. Wr—irr-m -r- u - M£yr ■■iirm~r_. r- . ■. -m* ■*■«!.mj mauin■■ ra *? ROY JOHNSON Auctioneer Careful Thought In Selecting an Auctioneer for your will moan Moro Dollar* and Cont* for you. I •oil every day. Will b* glad to re **rv* dat* for you. Decatur, ind., Room 1. F*opl*a Loan < Truat Bldg. Phone SOS and 1033

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MONEY TO LOAN on Farms and City Property * o We write Insurance. © ° o • SUTTLES-EDWARDS COMPANY Decatur Indiana 0 — f>. E . BfA C K • -sFUNERAL? DIRECTOR New Location, 206 8. 2nd St. Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant" P C» * ar- ewered o"-mptiy day or night Offi, p,. 5 r 0 phone 727 Anibnianco Service A • N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST ° I . linin' <l, Glass's l ilted HOCILS: 8 io 11:30 12:30 Io 5:00 a Eatorday 8 00 jym. Telephone 135. MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of & , »5 PER CENT ' rnon- y on Improved real ealate. FEDERAL FARM LOANS AbstracH* of lii!« to r»:»t eutato. 6CHURGERS ABSTRACT OFFICE >• 133 8. 2iui St. LOBENSTEIN & HOWER FUNERAL DIRECTORS Calin answered promptly day or nlxht. Ambulance service. . yffh <■ Phone 90 >i R< ■ld<‘id»o Phono, Inoaiiir 348 ReMdence Phono, Monroe, 81 LADY ATTENDANT 11. I ROHNAPI EL, I). C. fl - DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE The Neurocaiometer Service Will Convince You. at 104 6. Third Street. , Office and Renldeiico Phone 314. , Office Hounc I<Fl2 a.m. 15 G 8 p.tn. LM. % L MIT l< I faml'it! M<|» Will be received by and . «f .1/ ey/fbA? th« derli or the Village of WHI bif*'. Van Wert county. Dhio. -.nth o'r.’o/'k noon jh‘rmb»T ”, 1 for fotoHhirof tbe ht' "Hk.i r y Li • • hot and rn*M* , fiiO for th»* ererflng of - th' Vdlag* of WHMfdr*, Van Writ ' oun*> Mik frw CWfc /" 3.JMI II y Uor r y ” K with an W>skJ^valine little &L-. pain that can ** an *’ v he icmov,ll *' fjne.TSremofitf < liironractie i ad|u ini-ntH. i Phom Ini’ tin appointin' nt. CHARLES fk CHARLES Chiropractors Office Hrur»: 10 to 12-—2 to 5 8:30 to 8:00 127 No. iiaoond St. Phone 828

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY. DECEMBER 3.

MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS Fort Wayne L*«M*BCk Market te'ospt- 1"" Calve- r>*» "(p«- 25; hog r‘-‘.-eip<-. ■'••o: sfc- ■ «9 ■ f ir. «rt< 1 ‘ a 4.'04 , 1 ' lower. »12" ft.- 17 25; 120-140 lb-. 87 75; 148-180 B»a $8 15; o 180-188 R>- ; 1856; USh-200 ff»» 88.75. 208-225 »>«.;’ 1 88 60 225-275 IL- •'_’«? 358 R> . «i 35; rparhs 87.60; »ta«* 85.50. <a. IP, lamb 112'?' 6, Eact Buffalo Market Hors Re.eipiA 1500*1; market. ■ , <.w, 1530< down; 250-350 !b«. 89-> < - - b i« 17XF100 n> |8.5»- 9 25; 98-130 .3. I 2.' packinr aoea 87.5<F8. |' < fit:' ■ )■■■■ -a-: — 3-fA» ' - r : ._• :-'ef <■,>. - r : 11r- - hl ; nr 112 5 »H 15 25: low «ritter 14.50-8.50. Hheep Ker-elpta 7008; market, ! I top fat lamb 813-75-14.25. |* N.'- 0 '1..t.e - IS 10 bulk Cillli' I ’arnb**. — O’ CHICAGO GRAIN CS-OSE fc ■■ j- <. March May 1 1 Wheat 11ir.% 1120% »1 23Ai ? • : Corn .85’4 .88’a 91 % | re 48 - ,s * ret 3 ?*-'! LOCAL GRAIN MARKET i No. 2 aoft wint'-r wheat' 11 28 ’ No.-iJ. hard wheat 1108 Mixed wheat 11 18 - ! N I Yellow corn 81.05 No 4 Mixed . 81-08 -Oate .™ 40c j Harley 50c LOCAL O GROCERS EGG MARKET 1..-: ... 9 15c . BUTTERFAT AT STATION B'lP-’rfat 49c Mimses Helen Haubold. Kathryn; Kauffman and Ihlen Ikrrwin, anil .lolin IleVoHs have return'd to ted Sana ITilveialty to resume their stnfles afj ter lending the Thanksgiving boll (lay at their respective hteheri if»«tld - < ily . 0..- 1 DR. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN Office 120 No. Fl i*i Street Phone: Office 143—Kesidance 102 1 . < Special Attention given to cattle and poultry practice . 2 =« ,0 O ■I I I IL S. MICHAUD I SELLS FARM AND CITY PROPE R TV I ;. i i j Office Phone 104 Re». Phone 496 | I 133 S. Second St. Decatur, Ind. | ■I Q 0 • -n-T I Typewriting Stenographic Work If vou have any extra tvp< writin# tir sh noKnipliic work I will be idad to do it. Phone 42 fol ipiXMiitinfnt. Florence llolthouse * Judge .1. T. Merrvnian’s Office, K. of C. Bldg wo-.-wzmt"W»WMiwit. ai.ll UliJilllMljMaMlllW

“ COURT HOUSE Letter* issued I>-’ter“. of admsn:-’raii >n have in - led to E?:gene Kneawa in the estate of Christian Burghilter He filed bond in the sum of J 13.008 Rea: SSnate Trangfe-* -I to Ha' mff. 47’ 2 a<re i®i>!L’«fam township for 81 Ijt-fyi Harruff to Elva M. Barkley. ; 87% acre* in Union township tor 81 i Tax Report In the e-;.’ate of Mary E. William . an inheritance tax report showed the! toltai net vatme of the estate to be I B>>.'W and tl.at.|f-> inheritam *■ tax wav: owed by the heirs. Final Report Filed The final report has been filed in ; the ev.rate of John C. Myers. Railing Will Probated Th* and testament of I Jarx.b Ra'lihr prohe«*d in conrt here, | f O '!■ r tK.’ -h<: Ml’ r. .--ta’e ’*■ ‘ilvfded egnally among his tw> ters, Cora D. Miller and Ethel Wyer.: at fr been made to the i on - who him in his old age j and In hi* U-‘ ■ skn-in whatever amount is "just and right." JtuKon I W Teeple, Deealar attorney, was i 'named executor in the will, which! written K' Letters Issued f't administration have been issued to Henry B. Heller in the estate of Andrew F. Weifley, who tiled bond in the sum of 81,000Estates Settled In the esisVe of Ix.uis Gehrig, the finsil report was approved, the admin- ‘ istrator di-' l and the estate ’ adjudged M-tileil. In the estate nt Ixiuisa Conrad, the! f nal report was approved, the admin-j igtrator discharged and the estate adjudged settled. In the estate nf Breiner. Ihe final report wa-" 'approtgl. ’! ailinlnlstiator discharged, and the estate adjudged settled. Demurrer Overruled In the case of Frank I’ursian vs. l Samuel H. Hocker, the demurrer to the complaint was overruled. EZRA MEEKER, FAMOUS PIONEER OF WEST, DIES K OVTIM KII > HOM PAGK OMKI the boy Ezra walking every step of behind his fathers wagon. On the banks of the Wabash he leu: tied how to drive four yoke, of oxen to a drag plow. Later, following the family fortunes near Indiani apolis,, he worked at odd jobs and at the end of three years found himself possessed of 837. Then Meeker met Eliza Sumner land in 1851 they were married. They moved to lowa and they started west In the spring of 1852. At the Missouri river they became a part of a great immigrant train numbering 1600 wagons and includiig some 40.000 persons. Accident, disease and cholera claimed many. The death list was e«Hmated at nearly 5,000 btrfore the Journey was done. On Oct. 1, when the Meekers arrived at the village of Portland, Ore., where they spent the winter. In January 1853 they lejilt their first cabin where the city of Kalama now stands. April came and with it word of a new country that was to be settled and the Meekers, aitlll d.jjsf ed, started Hieir journey nortjiward. They finally arrived at what now is tJi<* city of yeattle, and nettled there. Meeker built his last home al Puyallup, Wash , and in 1906, at the age o' 76, fitted out a prairie schooner and retraced hi* steps over the old

Oregon trail Recently be went over: I the same trail in an airplane o © John D. Aber, who for several years | (past has resided with Mr. and Mrs. I Robert Garard in this city, will leave.. i Wednesday by train, .'or New Mexico, where be will reside I with his father, and accept - meet there. COAL! COAL! Old Dominion Hard Coal Chestnut $12.50 Carbon Glow Lump .... *7.25 Kentucky Lump $7.00 V irginia White Ash Lump $6.75 Good Furnace 6 in. egg . $6.50 ( ook Stove Coal $6.50 All prices include delivery. Julius Haugk Phone 660. Res. 666 notice: ! Get your cel’ars plastered and cemented, your bathrooms kitcheos |, .tiled at r<dure<l winter prices. See ; rt Haley, phone 7%. 2Sotv W<FT!< K OF* *AI.K OF TOW \>Hir PH«»fn-:HTV Xotire is hereby that th un-l I d« rsigned Trustee of Hartford township! I hi Adams county, state of Indiana. and| io Trustee of Hartford School | Township, r aid county. a» kof h trustee, ion Saturday the 22 day of December, 1 P M . will • ffer for sale at I pur>li.l?S iictioa to the highest and b*<t ‘ bolder the schol hous-e hi the Distr i*t Number 1 in said township, the follow'ing tibed property belonging It said township, towit: Commencing at the north-west corner of the west half of the north-weyt quarter of section twelve <l2) in townchip twenty-five <2S> north of range thirteen <l3> east in Adams county, , state of' Indiana, thence south It rods, I then«e east 10 rods, thence north It rod* land tfr«-n r <e-t 1» ro«i» to rhe place of 4 7- 1- - • r Wil . ail !• llidnigf.N - and other property thereon situated. Ili- trufite*' r» rerves the right ;<» of(c- - d - •- whole <»r in su- h I pa #-i» a- h*- d •rn be<t on d-y f sale. He also reserves the right to re)e* t any or all bids. DANIEL A HTEUDLEK, Trustee Hartford Township. Adams County In- j diana. and Ex officio Trustee of Hart- i ; Dec Z i 1 wWs) 1926 FORD COUPE. Price $225.00 1927 DODGE BROTHERS SPECIAL SEDAN. Equipped with bumpers and ! heater. A substantial sedan of a late, f mode! is being offered you at half its cost only a year ago. Price $525.00 r 1926 ESSEX COACH. Very good ’ mechanically. Upholstery like new. 1 Has four new tires. Price $350.00 1926 STUDEBAKER COUPE. Me--5 chanically good. Upholstery like 1 new. Five good tires. Here is a ' harga : n for some one. Price $445.00 1925 ESSEX COACH. Just refinish- ■ ed. Very good mechanically. Hora ' is your Six at a real price. $265.00. 1925 FORD FORDOR SEDAN. Three new tires. New paint job. $195.00 1924 STAR SEDAN. Mechan:cally A- < one. Upholstery good. Price $215.00 1 1927 STUDEBAKER SEDAN, *‘DIC - TATOR.” Completely equipped, in ’ good condition inside and out. Original price, approximately $1425.00. i Our price $550.00 I 1925 CHEVROLET SEDAN. New • tires all around. I'Yill equipment. • Price $250.00. I SAYLORS MOTOR CO. . North Firat st. Decatur, Ind. > €»pen Evenings. •!

PUBLIC SALE I .f 1 As lam leaving I lie farm 1 will sell at pt. Lit.- auction, R is known as the Johnston farm. 5 mik- 1 : mile »«( « H Decatur: 1 mile north. Dt mile west of Mr. milttaiU ■ Debolt school, on H MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,1928 Commencing at 12 o\ l?W - ri ■ 3— HEAD OF HORSEU- ■ One Bav horse. 9 vears old. weight uwre. il m. H •»ki. u'kkl worker; 1 Bav mare. 1i vears ~l<|. *? •*. llm, ■ 6—HEAD OF CATTLE—r X I One Red cow, X vears old, givint* mi k: 1E- nm, ■ uhl, fresh in Feb.; 1 Blue Roan cow. 10 v< r- <L freshaFtb.; B 1 Jersey co ,v . 3 vears old, giving milk; 1 Bl.i k oiz. 3 vearsok ■ j fresh in Feb.; 1 Roan Heifer, 2 vears old. fr.sh in April Itet ■ I are ail good cow s. ■ 2 Brood Sows ■ One full blood Big Type Poland China, bred; 1 bfadioi, ■ i bred. I IMPLEMENTS ] (Jgje 3N in. wagon, with grain and stock uck. ont&ia. ■ wagon, with grain bed; 1 manure spreader; 11-iH.P.fU. ■ walking nlow, new; one (iO-iooth harrow, oih Mt disk; i Bak ■ Hawk corn planier; 1 John Deere coni plow. 1 i»■ vrirg: haier. I i N-ft. cut: I McCormick ntower. 5-ft. cut; 1 Kev'-tom g anwtay I i loader; one 5-shovel cultivator; 1 Sure B>o _' - giin. J' h>w; ■ • 1 pump jack; one 20-in. wood saw and tram. : 1 m-1 workhr- I ness; horse collars; 1 Anchor Holt cream Mpir or. guodas«»: | i 1 Queen incubator. 275 egg size, good as n< w; 1 ron kettle, will’ I jacket. 30 gallon; and manv other arlicks i . numerous In I mention. . TERMS -Al! sums 0f055.00 and under. >i over Sdf » credit of 9 months will Im* given, purehax r givint, a kinLi*' note bearing S'< interest, last 3 months. I omit iorowi over $5.00. GARRELTS & PETT. Owners Roy S. Johnson, auctioneer?? W. S. Smith, clerk. K ' Tublic sale I will sell at public auction at my residenc. 1 miles westawll imile south of Decatur, first farm south of 1 ttTson, on' know n as the Weldy fam., on L. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1928 Commencing al 10 o'eWk I—HEAD OF HORSE>-1 - Roan m iiy*. 6 vears. weight LmO soiu ' vears. weight LSOO, sound, good bro«»d man . I’uil- • | I months old; Black Ponv. .—. I—MEAD OF CAT! Lh-I . coK; Roan cow, 3 years tdd. fresh by day ol si i 1 ' „ ||all Red cow. 1 vears old. l>e fresh in March, gnu-- ~ ' m cow. 5 years old. Ik- fresh February, a<• JP'l- - ' 'cow. be fresli February, a niightv lin>’ e<’«’• 21—HEAD OF SHEEP--1 t 11 Shropshire ewes, 2, 3 and 1 vears old " 110 [ Shropshire buck. 'These sheep are of good '' ■ ngistend. ii—HEAD OF HOGS—4I One Poland sow. will farrow April Ist; -■ ? “.aim ■ 0 |(| ; Uv dav of sale; 1 Duroc sow, bred; Duroc male n 0... 27 pigs, 7 weeks old;-8 pigs, 1(1 weeks ol<. ; 1 HAY AND GRAIN iXslioii so 100 bushel of oats; I ton of liay-clovcr fins'.l. - fodder; 2 biii-hei Trover's Yellow Dmd seed coin. ' MACHINERY k Keystone bav loader; I leering mower; . i. w jj|i tan- ' 6-ft; Osborne bay tedder. 8-fork; / Iwd h* '' . r' )V waft® 11 ’ dem; 5-section bar land roller; Willie corn pm ■ , -|| g 4 jis, ’ skein; hay Imbler with grain bed; I ' 4 »» S J V \ ; ;l * „ s|»r<-a<ter-Gale corn planter; Gale breaking plow ; Rud' " ..e.. tooth b ;ir ; 1 No. 10; end gate seeiler; bob sled; dumb bed. of • row?, 60 tooth; I spring tooth harrow ; old bu.^v aI ", breeching harness and several horse collars. jeedtT; 1 ’ harness; 1 corn sheller, just new: 1 grindstone, i - , orclKird spray; 1 tank heater. > HOUSEHOLD GOODS n One Garland hard coal stove: ID' Lav | (| | s *itl 1 No. 10; one-55 gal. oil drum, with pump; 2 " , (x | 2; on springs; I mattress; 1 kitchen sink; 1 , j'to r&b , piece linoleum, L5-.3X15-7; I Bell City hki bat • ; ‘ chihis bed; 1 high chair; other articles not sums ", vs . TERMS All sums of SIO.OO and under, ais i- )asl j $lO a credit of 6 months on bankable - note I ■ ' months. 3'" discount for eash on sums ovei •, ■ . Lunch served bv Winchester Ladies M'ED BROWN, Owner . Roy Johnson and Orval Rusk, auctioneers. ii Preble Bank, clerk.