Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 57, Decatur, Adams County, 7 March 1929 — Page 2

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IT’S ONLY A FEW DAYS ’TILL EASTER All the new suits top-coats and furnishings are here for this occasion. Buy now and have your choice. Top-coats and Suits $19.50 and up Holthouse Schulte&Co

J CLASSIFIED ■ advertisements, ■ ■ business cards, I AND NOTICES b kb.■ ■ ■■' FOR SALE FOR SALE: "OLD HICKORY SMOKED SALT, 10 lb can tOc BIRK ELEVATOR CO. 22tf • SALE—6 Shoals, EmaHne Wolfe • Decatur R. 9 55-otx • FOR SAIS —North Third street home, • modern except furnace; owner mov Z ing to farm. Will sacrifice this week • D- N. Erwin. f * 4 ~ st X FOR SALE—One cow with calf_ by • side. Also 2 sows, bred- Call 615 or • 162(1 West Monroe street. .*.>-3tx • FOR SALE —Horton wasljer and wrin- • ger in good condition, for $lO. Phone 2 11S4. • FORTSALE—Two Acme chemical fire - extinguishers, 2% gallon capacity, good as new. For information, Phone • <3O, 55 "' !t $ Pqr SALE — White Porcelain gas • range; good as new. Inquire 609 North Fifth Street. 55 3tx I'OR SALE- Some Linoleum, blue and gray check, 9%x12 ft; folding day bed; bed room screen; every article like new. Phone 795. 5Gt3 FOR SALE- Pair 5 year old mates. Bay and strawberry roan. Also few bushels early yellow seed corn. Amos Lehman, 1 mile east and % mile south of Monroe. G6tJx FOR SALE Buttermilk, butter, eggs. lard and apple butter. Phone 885-1). Jach Archbold. Stl, 3 FOR SALE- 1927 Chevrolet (loupe, in first class condition. Has been driven less than 9500 miles. Phone 733 or call at 711 Winchester st. , 57t3x FOR SALE—Two cows, will bo fresh soon. S. P. Sheets. 57t3x FOR SALE —Six year old cow, half Jersey and half Guernsey. Anyone can milk her. Fresh in two weeks. Hugo Thieme, route 8. 57t3 FOR SALE —Kalamazoo Stoves and Ranges, sold on factory terms. We save you % to %. Why pay more? Living room suites made to order, sold on terms. Sprague Furniture Co. Ist door north Fisher & Harris, phone 199. 5713 WANTED WANTED —Baled Straw. Call 69G. 55t3x WANTED—To buy a six or seven room house. Will deal with owner only. Phone 763. 57-3) x —WANTED— Rags, Rubber, Paper of all kinds, Scrap Iron, Metals and Hides. Also in the market for Wool. We will call with our truck for anything you wish to dispose of. Also in the market for Furs, Hides and Tallow. Phone 442 MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 710 W. Monroe St. Near G. R. &. I. Crossing 89-W ts— WANTED —Girl for steady employment. Good wages. Must be experienced in house work. Reference required. Call 3903. 57(3x FOR RENT FARM FOR RENT—I 26 acres, % mile north of Pleasant Mills. Excellent soil. Call J. F. Arnold, Decatur. 56t3x FOR RENT—Six-room house, garage chicken park, at edge of Decatur Phone 606 or see Rr.y Johnson. 56-3 t FOR RENT-House at 825 Winchester street. Clay Engle. Phone 471 55-3tx IX)fl RENT Five-room slrictlv modern house with garage and furnace, on South First street. Call Dyouis Schmitt, 413 Mercer avenue. FOR RENT —Two office rooms and waiting room —formerly occupied by Dr. Lose. Inquire Dr. IL V. Devor, phone 245. 55t3x FOR RENT —7 room house on North Third st., semi-modern, phone 454. 55t3 FOR RENT—Beautiful residence on corner Third and Jefferson streets. Possession April 1. Call J F. Arnold. • ..5-olx FOR RENT—Five room bungalow In Bellmount addition- Lights aud water. Good garage. Phone 606 55-3tx Leo Teeple. who underwent an operation at a Fort. Wayne hospital two weeks ago, was removed, Tuesday, to his homo in this city. Mr. Teeple la getting along nicely.

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: TWO DECATUR I MEN HONORED I k The Rev. Ross W. Stoakes, pastor of Jhe Decatur Methodist Episcopal 1 church, and C. L. Waiters, of this . city, were among the representatives • from the Fort Wayne district to the area council elected at the concluding se s'on of the district Methodist Epis--1 copal conference held at Waynedale, ' yesterday. The area council comprises representatives of all districts in Indiana ; and southern Illinois. Other repre- ' sentatives elected were: Rev. J. T. ’ Bean, district superintendent; the : Rev. B. M. Bechtold, of Garrett; the ■ Rev. If. A. Kirk, of Fremont; Dr. M. i F. Steele and Dr. William Enslen, of : Fort Wayne: J. F. Olinger, of Gari rett. Monroeville was selected by the i conference as the site tor the meeting in 1930. The conference will : again be held early in March. , A resolution asking radio station . WOWO to present more sacred musical programs was adopted during the business session. A second resolution adopted calls for the setting aside of one Sunday during the year for the taking of a special collection for the Methodist hospital free service funds. Dr. G. B. Oxman Heard Previous to the business session, the conference was addressed by Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam, president of DePauw university. Dr. Oxnam ; spoke on “The Preacher and the Present Day Problems.” He outlined . the problems of the preacher as the . development of a social consciousness, the development, of a world consciousness, the develpement of a God consciousness and the creation of a proper attitude toward the scientific mind. ■ o Hot Cross Buns Friday at all Grocers and Millers Bakery. WRESTLER SAYS “KONJOLA KEPT ME IN CONDITION” Star G rappier, Who Took On All Comers. Pays Hijch Tribute To New Medicine ■r "■> I F < MR. WALTER NAPPY "Fcr a period of four months I was in a greatly rundown condition," said Mr. Walter Nappy, 1038 West Napier j‘,reet, South Bend, Indiana. “This was the result of stomach trouble. 1 could not I rain properly, and certainly was in no condition to do any mat work. J was greatly werrted. for a wrestler who is sick and weak might just as well forget about his profession. I heard about Konjola. and decided to give it a test. The results amazed me. 1 was able to go Into intensive training under Bobby Roscoe, one of the stars of the mat game. Bobby was amazed at my condition, and be soon whipp--1 ed me into great sitape for the. strenuous campaigns that lay ahead. And ’ I fini lied all my campaigns in a blaze of glory, thanks Io Roscoe’s intelligent handling and the new health and strength that Konjola . gave me. I recommend Konjola to every athlete as an aid to training and conditioning. i Konjola. is sold in Decatur. Ind., at Smith, Yager & Falk’s drug store and by all the best, druggists in all towns throughout this entire section.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY* MARCH 7, 1929.

MARKET REPORTS I DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS CLEVELAND PRODUCE r Cleveland, March 7—(U.R) Produce , Hutter extras in tub lots 51*4-63% Extia firsts 48%-50%. Seconds 47*4 4 49%. * Eggs extras 39 Extra firsts 38 ’ Firsts 35%. Ordinaries 34% ! Pi nltry, heavy fowls 32-33. Heavy ’ spi ingers 32-33. Ducks 33-35- Old • cocks 20-21. Geese 27-28. EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK i East Buffalo. March 7 —(UP) —Live- • stock: Hogs receipts 900. Holdovers, . 600 Market.lsc-20c up. 250-350 lbs sll.- > 85-112-60. 200-250 lbs. $12.15-$12.65. ■ 1601200 lbs. $12.15-$12.65. 130-160 lbs. . $11.25412.50. 90-130 lbs. $10.85-$11.75. [ Packing Sows $10.40-$!0.90. Calves 125. Market steady beef steers $10.75-sl3. Light yearling steers ► and heifers $11.75-613.50. Beef cows . $8.50-$9.75- Low cutter and cutter cows $5.25-:57.00. \ ealers slß.slß 50 Sheep receipts 600. Market 15c-26c up Bulk fat lambs $17.25417.85. Bulk fat ewes $7.7549.75Chicago Grain Close March May July Wheat $1.22% $1.27 $1.29% Corn .9574 102 % Oats .46 .49 .49% LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected March 6) No. 2 Soft Winter Wheat $1.25 No. 2 Mixed Wheat $1.15 No. 2 Hard Wheat $1.05 No. 2 White Oats 44c Yellow Corn per 100 $1.25 White or mixed corn $1,30 Barley 50c Rye 80c LOCAL GROCERS - EGG MARKET . Eggs 30c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat -48 c . .. ■ -<V ... NATION MOURNS TAGGART’S DEATH (COWTiMVBn ritow r sce owk) the funeral was reached after a conference between Governor Harry G. Leslie and other officials of state. Lieutenant. Governor Edgar D. Bush appointed a committee of six senators to draft a memorial resolution. A similar committee was Selected by James M. Knapp, speaker of the house of representatives. Taggart died yesterday after an illness of several months with a stomach ailtaent. He had been in ill health since about the time of the Nov. 6 election, being forced to miss his greatest pleasure—that of casting his vote. Since Nov. 5 he had been confined to his home, except for an occasions! automobile ride. The former statesman’s condition took a decided turn for the worse Tuesday night, physicians issuing a bulletin that he was “very low.” Death came the next morning at 10:30 while he was unconscious, and surrounded by his family. Flags throughout the state were at half mast today. Taggart, though ill at the time of the last Democratic convention, planned to make the trip there. This was only dispelled when Governor Al Smith, while on his campaign tour, visited the “Grand Old Man” at a hospital here. Survivors are: the widow, Mrs. Eva D. Taggart, a son, four daughters and eiglit grandchildren. They are Thomas D. Taggart, Jr., general manager of the French Lick Springs Hotel company; Miss Lucy Taggart, Indianapolis and New York; Mrs. Irene Young, wife of Dr. John Young, Louisville, Ky.; Mrs. Nora Chambers, wife of D. Laurence Chambers, and Mrs. Emily Sinclair, wife of Richard Sinclair, Ixith of Indianapolis. Get tne Habit—Trade at Home. It Pays I—■■—a*

f- -—— — 4 and return S U N I) A Y S via Nickel Plate Road Good Attractions at Theatres. Museums and Zoo. Seasonal Sports. Comfortable Train Service. Consult Ticket Agent. J

I NOTIC E TO DEFEM>A.%TN | In the Adnnim t'lrvnlt C ourt, Fehrtnirj Term. C nUNe No. IS2.W State of Indiana, Adr-ma County. SS <*oniplaint to partition real estate Cornea now Leota Burkett n.s guardian of Margaret Alice Campbell ami Erman Dale Campbell, plaintiff in the above entitled cause and said plaintiff has filed her coinplaint in said cause tofether with th® affidavit of a compe* i tent person that the following named dtfendanis in said cause are not residents of tiie State of Indiana, towit: Steven S. Buchanan. Claude E. Buchanan, Phillip Campbell, Netha Campbell, Wilson True Campbell, Walter Dale Campbell. Madonna Campbell. Norma Campbell, Estell Campbell, Florence Campbell, Darce Campbell, Hoyt Campbell. Marion Campbell, Dwight Campbell, Helen Campbell, Theodore Campbell, Morris Mumma, Georgia Mumma, Julia Tinkhani and Luther B. Burket; that said action is to partition the following described real estate in Adams County, state of Indiana, to wit: The north west quarter of the northeast quarter of sec tion seventeen (17) in township twenty six (26) north nt range fifteen (15) east and the north half of the south west quarter of the northeast quarter of said section seventeen (17) in township twenty six (26> north of range fifteen (15) east all in Adams county, in the State of Indiana. That said cause of action exists against all of said defendants and that each and all of said defendants are necessary parties to said action and that they are believed to be non-resi-dents of the state of Indiana. Notice is therefore given said defendants that unless they be ami appear mu the 12th day of tiie April Term 1929 of the Adams Circuit Court of Indiana, being the 20th day of April. 19’29 to be holden at the Court House in ti e « ity of Decatur in said county and state and answer or demur to said <omplaint the same will be heard and determined in their absence. In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court at the office of the clerk thereof in tiie city of Decatur, Indiana, this 19th dav of February, 1929. (SEAL) Bernice Nleson. t'lerk Frucbte A- Litterer. Attys, for Plaintiff ] Feb. 21-28 Marcn 7 — - E OF PI Bl.l< LETTING Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the County of Adams. in the State <*f Indiana, will receive sealed bids for the construction of a inavadamize<i road in Blue (’reek township, in said county am! state, known as Hoffman-Treia nd Ma-’adam Hoad, up ami until ten orlock A. M. on TueK<lay ( April 2. 1921* at the regular meeting of said board of commissioners, held in the city oi Decatur, Adams county, Indiana. Sealed bids will be received for the construction qf said road in accordance < with tiie plans, specifications ami report of the viewers and engineer, which arc now on file in the auditor's i office of said county, said road to be built of crushed stone alone. i A bond must accompany ea< h hid in twice the amount of the bid filed, conditioned on the faithful performance of said work, and that dhe bidder, if a- i warded contract will enter into contract therefor, and complete game according to such contract and in acre rd a n<e with the bill filed. Ail bids shall be made so as to give the amount for whb’h said road will be constructed for rash, payable on estimates to be made hv the engineer in charge’ not to exceed eighty per cent of the engineer’s estimate of the work done by the contractor, ami the whole amount of the contract shall not be paid until the road shall have been received by the commissioners, as com pleted, said payments to be made out of funds to be hereafter raised by the sale of bonds as required by law. The board of commissioners reserve the right to reject any <> r aU J’ids. ALBEItT HAH LOW Auditor of Adams County. Indiana Mar 7-11-21 o— NOTICE OF PI BLIC LETTING Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the (’ounty of Adams, in the State of Indiana, will receive sealed bids for the construction of a macadamize*! road in Jefferson township, in said county ami state, known as Debolt Macadam iload. up and until ten o’clock A. M. on Tuesday, April 2, 1929 at the regular meeting of said board of commissioners, held in th*- city of Decatur. Adams county. Indiana. Sealed bids will be received for th p construction of said road in accordam e with the plans, specifications and report «>f the viewers and engineer, which are now on file in the auditor’s office of said county, sahl road to be built of crushed stone alone. A bond must accompany ea« h bid in twice- the amount of the bid filed, conditioned on the faithful performance of said work, and that the bidder, it awarded the contract will enter ml’ contract therefor, ami complete sam* according to such contract and in accordance with the. hill filed. All bids shall be made so as to give the amount for which said road will be constructed for cash, payable on estimates tn be made by the engineer Hi charge not to exceed eighty per « ent ot the engineer's estimate of the work done bv the contractor, and the whole amount of the contrac t shall not be paid until the road shall have been received by’ the commissioners, as completed. said payments to be made out of funds to be hereafter raised by the sale of bonds as required by law. ’l’he board of commissioners reserv the . i K Ut to <jr Auditor of Adams County. Indiana Mar 7-14-21 NOTICE TO HI <»!»» !'> l’’or Supplies For Count? Intiriunr? Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Adams county. Indiana, will on Tuemlay, April 2. lf»— and up until lb o'llock A. M. on said day receive sealed bids for tic* furnishing of the supplies necessary for the subsistance of the Inmates anil tne maintenance of the counts Inflrmaiv of said county for the ensuing three months. The requisition fpr s "'!‘ sl| l'; piles Is now on file in the offl'e, nt the auditor of said county. The board reserves the nglii to rejoet any or all blds. B. F. Breinar tier, Shoemaker J <1 Hoffman, Board of Commissioners Mar- X NOTICE TO PATRONS I will be out of the city until ( Sunday afternoon.during which: time my office will be closed. ; 56t2 FRANK LOSE, M. D.

NOTICE OF I’l HI.K t.ETTIXG Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the County of Adams In the State of Indiana, will receive sealetl blds for Ito . onstrm tlon of a macadamized road In Blue Creek township, .in said county ami state known as Meyers * Oakley Macadam Hoad, up ami until ten o’clock A. M. on Tuesilny, April 2. IW2H at the regular meeting of said board of commissioners, held in the city of Decatur. Adams county, Indiana; Sealed bids will be received for the construction of said road in accordance With the plans, specifications and report of the viewers and engineers, which are now on file in tiie auditor's office of said county, said road to I e built of crushed stone alone. A bond must accompany etteli bid in twice the amount of the bid filed, conditioned on the faitliful performance of said work, and that the bidder, if awarded the contract will enter into contract therefor, and complete same according to such contract and in accordance with tiie Idll filed. Alt bids shall be made as so to give the amount for which said road will lie eonatruced for cash, payable on estimates to be made bv the engineer in charge not to exceed eighty per <<mt of tiie engineers estimate of tile work done by tiie contractor, and the whole amount of the contract shall not be paid until tiie road shall have been i - reived by tiie commissioners, as completed. said payments to be imide out of funds to be hereafter raised by the sale of bonds as required by huw. The board of commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. ALBERT HARLOW Auditor of Adams County. Indiana Mar 7-1 1-11 i o ».•MWiisMoxEirs vi.i.tnv txt i:s fob Mtnili i'ort Wayne i’tg Co. Co Rev 507.«’> Citizen Tel. Co do 53.10 Decatur Democrat do 9X.70 Citv of Decatur do 28.0 n Federal Sanitation Co do 79.50 Bernice Nelson Off. Exp 5.00 Marcella Nelson Deputy Clerk lua.uo Albert Harlow Off Exp Niblick & Co do I Woodstock Typewriter Co A .<• S Edna M. .laberg A. Cl llir. PH.I7 Clara Anderson lA-c Off Exp Harl Hollingsworth Pei Demi & <’ CA" I tide Bot h l>ep Surveyor IXB.no Miles F Roop do 8 I.no Ralph E. Roop Snr. Mil - .“0 Kenffel A- Esser Co Snr Off Exp 12 99 Marion Baker Pre Roads -’ I,H Wm. Deßolt do 2.m> D S. Deßolt do 2.00 Rudolph Deßolt do -.00 Chas Hay do 2.00 Jacob M Hoffman do I 1,0 Bert Irelan do 4 <1 C laintznheiser do > Alien Wolf do Lon Oscar Young do 4 't" Wm. Young do 1 ft " Frank Young do I.Ou Clifton Striker Salary 200..0 Emma Striker Supt Asst . 81.00 Clifton Striker Exp .1. A. Cline Co Assessor 112..>" .!■ C. Gramistaff Coroner & C 57.1" .l' W. Vizard Health Com -’5.1.1 C. I>. Vizard Prev. of Dis H< nrv Heller Co Attorm y 5".0U Mabeile Meyers Att Sal Mi 131 3" Geo. Dellnger Wash T Assessor lo.im Fisher * Harris Root T poor Smith. Yag) r A Falk Wash Tl’ 2.71 Te. pic & Peterson do Frank Kri' k do Julius Haugh <ll> - O '* l ' H >wer Bros do Winnes Shoe Store do Fisher A- Harris do Carroll A- Son do 12"'' Burk Elevator do M. E. Hower do 12.-;" Geo. W. Tester do 12.; * S. D. Beaner do 21.•" .1 c. Grandstaff Kirk T I’oor 25."" Adams Co Hospt <lo 35.11 U Ch' ster Runyon Fri'ticli T Poor Clark Sowers 'Io Th.- Hui) Jefferson 'l' Poor '" .1 M Brelner Custodian ion." 1 Nor.’lml. Pub Serv. Corp Exp 12."" Sam Cook Jail ex 19.2'" Hyland Plumbing A Htg Co do < 89. August Morgan Co Farm 4j."" bawranee Noll ,|.) »5.6® Chaa Morgan <lo Oscar Burry do ;■ •“ * Henry Schlagel do [L"" Stella Bentz do Floretwe Pusey do 4".0" Chas Pusey <io ! ’ «'* Philip Heiman do i'J w F. <> Martin do Ed 1 Iman do chi. Richer do g<«s Ed Miller do Petei Mosser do Fred Slelgmevcr do -.o ' Ralph 'Derlckson do . I’hilbert Gase do - Burk Elevator do , , ' 2. ,7 Eastern Ind. Oil A Sup < o do a.1.0i; Sanitary Supply Co do 41.8" Km her Dumber Co do Miller's Bakery do -V4. I.olensteiu A Hower do 2".'JO Fisher A Harris do 10.>1 Hv land Plumbing Co do Indiana State Farm do ;’.P' Smith. Yager A l alk do Ada ins Co Mem. Hosp do i_j-J Menno Amstutz do " Lunette Whiteman Bd of Guard ■■. 0 Edith Bailer do I’0« Frances Alverson do to.t"i Mary Andrews d > All. e Wallers do Charlette Gephart do 1 Anna Tucker do 10-J0 J M Breiner Trustee do Jennie Bailer do "0 Gladys Shady do }». » Gaylie Hoagland do L; ' Da„ Niblick do - 0 Clara McClure do Katie Schrock do -I' Lucinda Johnson do Mary Meyers do Mice Christen do R'" Gm. Brown do Milage 17.80 Cardola Dimly do Dr. Amos Cartier do .lav It. Current T. B. lesting Julius Hough l’m>'tal Bierle A Yager Burial Wells Bros do . .-..'nn Lobet.stien A Howr d" L’"."; Ft. Wayne Blue Pt. (t I'Heh . Irene Byron Fant. .- ’o,’!,Otto Roddenbeek Highway s - : .’ August Busi, k do > John C. Mann do Ed Colter do ' John Bucher do James V. Hen.lri. lv-s do John Habegger do ■ H[ <•. <'. Beer do • ' .1 c. Augsburger do l ’ Ed Beer do Clyde Striker do Milo Sales do ■ Ji.' ’’ otto Ray do Fred Math.vs do I,’', Pat Moran do *9.-4 li’Hul Hart do i'.! J | W. P. Robertson Co <lo “ . ',7 I Decatur Insurance Co do 1 Erie Stone Co do ■ 302.10 Adams Co. Auto Co do 110.57

Beatson Supply Co do ■■ /J" I Krick Tyndall Co do . . Kiger A C" do 'fj-;,'. Standard OH < o do ix'oii , Brooks Oil Co do . w. I>. Porter do , . Meshberger Bro to do ■. -. ! “hand and . 4,11 ‘M“r a, Auditor of Adams County^ o—hoover calls CONGRESS TO MEET APRIL 15 1 " ‘ FROM PAGE ONE) . reopen the tariff for general revision, instead of limiting it to comparatively few items, and pressure to take up additional legislation, may run the ■ session beyond that date. COURT HOUSE To Jury Late Today The case of Charlotte Sommers vs J. J. Belling et al. which went on trial in the circuit, court Wednesday morning, was expected to retell the jury shortly before 4 o clock this afternoon.

I ■ ilv x. • —***** | - j I READY CASH J ih ; l is no disadvantage, whatever comes. Instead of having as |j i little in a checking account \ as you can get on with, why ft { t not as much as your position i I will permit? This bank's 1 first consideration is its a,' ' k safety. ' & i : I ’ xSfek I Jr* WhsCNaßonal BcjnK G Capital and Surplus^l2o,ooo'.oo r , aKRMMWM ——■ » www^_Bnr L&k ' ■■iMrr.T!? -* | Our Next AUCTION OF STOVES AND FURNITURE 1 18 , H M ILL BE HELD SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH !> ’ B K nmencing at 2 o’clock !> erry tlg’g - Second Hand Store i , ■ 110 Jeffclson street—Decatur. Indiana < 3 sets of LcnV )er Bottom Dining Boom Chairs. ' ■ Mahogany F,, lII1( | fable; 3 Bound Tables; IJ. • ■ ers; Conunodes; Kitchen Cabincis; Cupboard; 1 Cupboards; 2 Got ;1 DaV eiiports; Library V <» ; ■ holas: Bofkcases Breakfast Set. I chairs and able, o<ld Choirs; 8 Bo. kjn „ chairs; Stands; Iron < oh. »•, • Springs and Matti (>ss . clnthes Baeks; Baby ' ■ :■ ™ ll; dewing Machine; Linoleum; " |n „ :■ -,' r ’ K V 1 Hows; Dishes of all kmds; , < ; , ■ lensils; Pla forn, Scak , S) in g(MMI cond.tion; •> I-' - i H !?’ ~ Stoves; Electric Bange; Las M , S reed (Hinder, ' ■ •’ack Brunton. . ■ < <leiks—Lucile ar (1 Lulu Ogg . j) iM

'MMEXI O|. |: V |., So. 21132 Notice Is hereby given That dersigned has been app'olm !,i tor of the estate of H .nrv ■ , "• of Adams County, de..."‘r 1 18 probably solvent. n< Hr lljjl lulu %. I ultpr I’. Marell sth 1923. r> ■ ‘'•'••ur March 7-H-21 FOR SALE—Chevrolet 1 -ton Truck 1926 model, price $245.00. Saylors t ’" 2

I Try a sack of PACEMAKER ■ FLOUR; every sack guaran- ■ teed. None better for brrad. I Ask us for prices. I H. E. Rupert, Monroe phone 50 PUBLIC STEN()(; RAPH Etl MIMEOGRAPH WORK NOTARY PI BLK Office: Peoples Loan & .Trust Bldg. Phones: Office 606 — Res. 1171 MILDRED AKEY Decatur, .... Indiana