Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 3 October 1929 — Page 4

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DICATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. 3. H. Heller Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse Sec‘y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Entered at the Postoffice at Decatur, Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Rates Single copies — - I -02 One week, by carrier..... 10 One year, by carrier — 5.00 One month, by mail 35 Three months, by mai - Six months, by mail 1.75 One year, by mail 3.00 One year, at office 3.00 Prices quoted arc within first and second tones. Elsewhere, $3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application. National Advertising Representatives Scheerre, Inc., 35 Rast Wacker Drive, Chicago 415 Lexington Avenue, New York Charter Member The Indiana League of Home Dailies. uwmi n Httic SIO’RT th!" '.VCCk everywhere but don't be discouraged, remember the world series starts soon. The 1930 national convention of the American Legion will be held in Boston, making a long but very delightful trip for “Shucks’’ and the rest of the boys who never miss. The senate proceeded to sit on the president the second tigie in the few months he has served as chief executive. By a vote of forty-seven to fortytwo, they decided to make the tariff commission an agency of congress instead of the president. Senator Robinson undertook to “take the hide off'' Senator Borah the other day in a tariff speech but the Idaho veteran never blinked an eye or let on like he heard him. He probably considered Arthur a boy who just had to “say a speech” for the consumption of the home folks. There Is a tang of autumn in the air and the nights are exceedingly cool. Its the time of year and other kind of weather would be unseasonable. Its time to be thinking about your winter clothing, fuel and other necessities and the Decatur stores and shops are filled with the best goods for the least money. So far no steps have been taken towards a fall opening or special dayn of any kind, that we have heard of. If its done, its time to get busy and it would prove a splendid thing tor every body if it was. Activities help and if its not done collectively it can be done by each store. Let’s put snap into the fall trading season. That man Sherer may be as smart as he claims he is and may have drawn the exorbitant salaries he claims to have received from the republican central committee, William Randolph Hearst, the shipping board and others but the story sounds to us like the propaganda of a first-class promoter advertising his own game. Reginald Sullivan, nominated by the democrats for mayor of Indianapolis is one of Indiana's finest men. He is a lawyer of ability, is capable as an executive and popular. He should be elected for it would mean four years of careful administration that would help the city which has been pointed out everywhere because of the wrong leadership in power there. Wonderful if true is the reported fact that Lj Ching-Yung of Kaihsein, China, is now in his 252nd year with no signs of weakening. He claims to have found the fountain of youth in the shape of medicinal plants which grow on the hills of Lunnan. What a relief for every one and how valuable those hills will suddenly become. Os course we from Indiana and Missouri will have to “be shown.’’ Check up the Krick administration and you will find it one you will be ♦ proud of as a citiesn. We have grown in every way and progressed conservatively. We have the finest city plant in the state or one of them at least and we have money in the banks. Mr. Krick and his assistants will continue that kind of city government if elected next mouth. They deserve

I —■— TODAY'S CHUCKLE Pone* City, Okla., — (UP$ — Married persons, regardless of their ages, are not permitted to at- • tend Ute Ponca City public schools, ■ according to a ruling of the board of education. your assistance, support and vote. 1 Truth is getting to be stronger than i i fiction. A man named Frolkey in 1 Lemars, lowa, who had been a foot- ► i ball star in college, a minister of 1 ability and a successful business and real estate man has committed suicide after admitting that he was the lone bandit who held up the Sioux City bank and escaped with $13,000. He didn't need the money and was too old to be thrill hunting so nobody can explain his Jekyl and Hide career. Up in Porter county a woman and her son have been charged with murder and the evidence it is claimed is rather conclusive. Now it is being contended that they should go free because of their being some doubt as to whether the crime was committed in Porter county or Lake. It does seem to a poor ignorant layman that it would be murder even in Lake county. We certainly do make a joke out of our court system and law enforcement some times, don’t we? Limberlost Trail, extending from Rome City to Portland, passing by the old cabin at Geneva and the site of the once famous Limberlost creek, is to be marked. That’s important Tor all over the world can be found admirers of the late Gene StrattonPorter who will be glad to be so directed if ever in this section of the country. The marking will be unique and in the years to come will guide many a nature lover through this part of the middle west. o ♦ — Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE Laundering Lingerie Instead of starching, drop a few lumbs of sugar into the rinse water, and dainty lingerie will be beautiful after it is ironed. Doors A creaking door can be stopped by tubbing a little vaseline or soap on the hinges. If a door sticks rub a piece of soap over the tight -places. Lettuce Lettuce will keep fresh and crisp if it is washed and then put in a deep colander, leaves upright, and allowed to drain in a cool place. — —o — MODERN ETIQUETTE By ROBERTA LEE Q. Shold one drink an entire glass of water, soda, or other refreshments, or leave part of it in the glass? A. It is all right to drink all of it, hut never throw the head back and turn the glass completely upside down to drain it.

Arc expecting a Baby? Thousands of wpec ta nt mothers are now cheerful and happy. Their waiting JFgO. months have been made £ \ [ comfortable and they will be better prepared ill when the great moment of childbirth arrives. Sgra Sr |Oj| Thi* has also been true of countless thousands >*3aL ! of expectant mothers for WKh over 60 years who have used ‘Mother's Friend,” that time-tested, scien-tifically-prepared skin Mother's Friend in the prescription of an lessens pain. ! eminent obstetrician. r , You, too, may enioy the comfort Mother s Friend" gives. It is so soothing and relaxing! It is used externally only—gently 1 rubbed into the skin. Brings relief promptly. Very valuable in keeping the breasts in good > condition. Also puts you in fine shape for the approaching ordeal. # “Mother’s Friend is on sale at I C e all drug stores. $1.25 per bottle. . « Try a massage with it tonight HOOK and notice the ease and comfort UWIY it g . ves A booklet on “Things to Know Before Baby Comes” will be mailed in plain envelope, free, on reguest. Address Bradfield Regulator Co., Dept. 12, Atlanta, Ga. ELECTRIC SERVICE ) e We repair all kinds of electrii sweepers, irons, toasters, lamps motors, etc. All work guaran ’ teed. For the best electric service Phone 244 J Decatur Electric Shop e 1

Q. When alighting from a streetcar! or train, should the woman precede the man? A. No; he should alight first, that he may assist her. Q. Which la preferred in conversation, ".1 presume,’’ or “I suppose"? A. "I suppose," ——————o > RAINY WEATHER VISITS COUNTY I _ Fanners Say Rainfall Will Not Be Harmful Unless It Lasts Too Long ! Rainy weather and predictions of t slightlly warmer temperature faced Decatur and Adams county today after several days of chilly fall weather Far1 mers of this community say that rain. ’ at the present time, will not do any haim to crops, unless there is too much. Many local residents say that rain is * needed. After the long drought cisterns - are almost dry and many residents . have been forced to turn city water into their soft water tanks. > Roads have been covered with a • deep coat of dust and the rain will ( temporarily settle them. The rain will not harm the beet sugar crop, it was ' stated today, unless a long rainy seaj son sets in. making it impossible for , farmers to get their beets out of the “ fields. ! State weather forecasters stated to- > day that the rain probably would last several hours and that after a slight rise in temperature, the thermometer would drop lower. o 1 Tonight and Tomorrow — “Sweetheart Town.”

JUST RECEIVED i a new shipment of » SPORT SUITS and DRESSES Also Leather Gloves. MRS. M. MOYER 128 N. 4th St.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929.

FARM VALUES ARE INCREASED Well-Known Decatur Auctioneers Says Values Are Rising At Rapid Rate Farm values are steadily Improving according to reports front Col. Fred Reppert and Col. Roy Johnson of the National Reality Company of this) city who have recently conducted a number of successful auction sales. During the last week they report these: Sale of 160 acres near Nappanee, Indiana at sll7 per acre, also large total for live stock and personal property. Sale of 163 acres near Shipshewana. Indiana at $125 an acre, all personal property and 35 head of Guernsey cat-

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tie. The average for the cattle wiih $232 a head, one bull selling for $l,OlO to Giltman Brothers of Camden. Michigan. Col. Roy Johnson, who is being recognlied iri the "ace" dairy cattle auctioneer salesman of the middle west, has just returned from Lake City, Michigan, where he conducted a sale of Jersey cuttle which brought an aver age of $lO7. On October 9. he will con duct a sale of pure bred milking short horn cattle at the Cincinnati stock yards and on October 15 a sale of registered Hoisteins, SO head, at Albany. New York. On October 28 he will hold a pure bred Guernsey sale at Owasa. Michigan. His sales this year have been the most successful of his career, lie declares there is no doubt tha! farm values and farm products are coming back rapidly and the outlook is splen did. “The swing is undoubtedly upward" said Mr. Johnson this morning, and I am confident, the farmer will soon come Into his own again.

It’s nice to get up in the morning That is, when bedroom and bathroom and dining room and tvtry room is flooded with cheery warmth. No matter how dark and cold the morning is outside, if a friendly, steady flow ofheat isthere to greet you. you start the day n g ht American Radiator Heatino Equipment will send this comfort fsl Ja to every room in the worst weather. It costs less than you think-yout fuel bills willbelower-your heating < ares and labor less. And the value of vour house will be increased. Convenient OKgyr payments gladly arranged. Less than a room to install. • WE GUARANTEE ALL WOKg AUGUST WALTER 254 N. 2nd St, DEMOCRAT WANT AOS GET RESULTS Fall Weather is Coming and now is the time to toy in a supply of footwear at special bargain prices, at Nichols Shoe Store 29 pair Womens High 40 pair, broken 101. WontShoes in Black or Tan Kid ens Strap and Pump, Pals, or Calf Leather. Just the Tan anti Kid, high or low shoes for Winter. Good heel. Values to $8.50. Our style, tdl sizes 2Mt to 7Mi;- price need not tell you what they Saturday »?O.To formerly sold for Our One lot Mens High or Low y nce Sal SIKH'S. Tans and Black. Si,lur<h, y broken sizes QO 76 pair Childrens High values to $7.00 10 Shoes in Black or Tan, fill Now is the time to lay in calf skin, good styles. Size a supply of Rubbers. 8H to 2. ()ur djl IQ 75 pair of Boys and Misses, prite Saturday vJLtiv ~|s o 50 pair Mens toe Btib- .. , hers, $1 to $1.50 lA.. One table ot Womens anti . c , . Childrens High Shoes and VB,UV “ Sataurday.. Slippers, broken QQn Gym shoes in large sizes JOt shipments arc arriving.