Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 29 April 1930 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED | ADVERTISEMENTS, | * BUSINESS CARDS, | AND NOTICES . FOR SALE FOR 4 ALE —Feeding tankage" at I Hie Oecatur Rendering Plant. *4; toji lots or more delivered free of I etaNgtf. Phone 870-1’ or 513. 20tf i FOR KALE —Medium early yellow Dent seed corn 1928 crop, and i Duufield soy beaus; germination I tested' tine. W. A. Wherry, 3 miles ■ north of the Bleeke church. 92-ts I'oß SALE Baby chicks, all leading breeds specializing in White Leghorns of high egg records. Also hitching eggs from trap nest stock 0.-V. Dilling, Decatur route 2 Craivilie telephone. April 15-17-22-24-29-A-l FOR SALE — White Wyandotte eggs for hatching. Mrs. Grant Owens; Decatur, Ind., Monroe phone 6. 21-22-28-29-5-G FOR SALE Evergreens of superfine quality, priced low. A surplus of ornamental shrubs at 5 to 25 cents epch while they last or given free with your order for evergreens A fine large weeping willow at 50c. Tulip txees, weeping pirch etc. Moody Brenneman, tour miles west ofj Berne. , 99-5 t PACKARD PLAYER PIAXO--New With 15 rolls, a bargain. Will sell on terms. R. W. F. % Democrat 100full SALE Kitchen cabinet, good condition, price reasonable. Menno Amstutz Phone 119 Monroe. 101FOR SALK Spotted Poland" China Male Hog 11 months old. Charley K. Miller Route 4 Decatur Phone A-894. " 1013tx FOR SALE — Hemmer grinder. Bargain if taken at once. Gus Borne Decatur Route 4 101-3tx FUR #ALh—Two fresh cows. Cali 845-C 101-3tX FOR SALE—A well impioved small farm. Excellent location. Hugh Daniels, 144 South Second SC, Phone 48. | 102-3teod , FOR SALE—Residence property , on brick street, SISOO cash. Pric- i ed for quick sale. A. D. Suttles. • 10213 ’ —

WANTED ANTIQI'ES WANTED - Old glassware, china, pewter, furniture. Currier and Ives pictures, stamps on and off envelopes before 1880. Indian relies. Highest prices paid. Address 602 Chicago St., Michigan City. Indiana. 98-6tx WANTED—to clean rugs. Red Hus"tdn. Phone 965 100-3tx WANTED—Work by day or hour,! also washings and ironings. Mrs. Blanche Richurne, 815 N. Second St. | Decatur. Indiana. 100-3tx WANTED--50 good cows, fresh and springers. Large ones. Also butcher cattle. Phone 274 or 181— Butler and Murphy. 102t5x i WANTED—-To do practical uurs- I ing. Phone 1045. Mrs. L. C. | Ix'lihart. 102-6LX FOR RENT l‘*Oß RENT —5 room co:tage on l ■ north 9th street. Square south of I General Electric Inquire i’eter Got-1 fer. 100-3 t I*OR RENT —5 room house, 701 ; Walnut st., phone 1202. 101t3 h’OR RENT or SALE- 6 room house • 2 car garage at 1109 West Monroe. Phone 988. LOSTAND FOUND HO UM)—Gold watch on Peterson i J road. Phone 0-863. 101-3tx j \oti< e of n\\i. sirr i r of \o. iMiin: ’Notice is hereby tfiven to the <•!•«•- <fil<>rx, heir* and lemitces of Mary Woodward, deceased to appear in tlie Adams <’irc;tit Court, held al Decatur. Indiana, on the 2 4th day of May, I and show cause if any* why the Final Settlement .\c<-onn<;d \ritli the r.'iatv <»f said decedent I sti'Mild not he approved: and said heirs are n Hi fieri to then and thei*-1 wake proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. . John 11. S« ling, Executor UecHtur, Indiana. April 2'», I .»3». Attorney Lenhart Heller & Sciiurgtr , April 29-May 0 NO! HE TO PROPERTY OWNERS /n The Mutter of Marxlmll Street lutprot cpiriil Notice is hereby given that the (.juniiiwn Council in and for the City oj Decatur, Indiana, did on the 25th <uty of April. 1930, pass and adopt a’preliminary resolution to make the I fallowing described Improvement on I] Alarshali Street in said City, to vvit lj Commencing «t the eaat side of the Fifth Street Brick Improvement, theme running » ast over, on and aYontf Marshall Street in the <’!tv oV 10-calur. Indiana, tv the f ast sld» of the First Street B Irk Improvement ami there to terminate. ♦ Ax per plans and spec ification*, which said plans and specifications>U«‘ on file in the office of the ‘'it' <ih rk and aubjeet to the inspection •ij all parties interested. j Further notice is also jflven that I tpe Common Council wHi on Tue< - <Hiy, tiiv 20th day of Ma.\ , i 9.»0, at i seven o'clock P. M. at their Council | ijovtn in said City, hear ami receive i all objv< titons and remonstra-neeu \f-hicb may be made or filed against I eh id impidVctncnt. and will then d - j Ifrtiiine whether or not the benefits i ncfyuinz to tiir properly Hable to be a’x.essed therefor will be equal to thu estimated costs th' ienf. * Witness my hand ami offi* ml seal . this 29th <la\ of April 19.T0. Alice Christen, City Clerk 1 April 29-M-Gj WANTED . 500 Lawn Mowers to sharper. Acetylene welding and black:mitliiug. Frank Schmitz Cor. Ist & Jefferson streets '

HMM Perfect Fit— Longer Wear— Arrow Collar— That’s the shirt satisfaction you get in Arrow Shirts New patterns await y ur choosing. y»VW-6c(>-S.E. Black FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night. Office phone 500 Home phoue <27 i Ambulance Service For BETTER HEALTH SEE DR. H. FROHNAPFEL ' Licensed Chiropractor and Naturapalh Phoue 314 104 So. 3rd St. Office Hours: 10-12, 1-5, 6-8 ■ - N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8:30 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of money on improved real estate. Abstracts of title to real estate, . SCHURGER ABSTRACT CO. 133 S. 2nd St. Lobenstein & Maynard FUNERAL DIRECTORS Calls answered promptly day or uight. Ambulance Serv.ce. Office Phoue 90. Residence Phone, Decatur 346 or 844. Residence Phone, Monroe, 81 LADY ATTENDANT <jn H I 1 R I G I I) AIRE Sales and Service Household and Commercial Al GUST WALTER • Distributor Phone 207 N. 2nd St. (_> O NOTICE OF FIN 11. M TH.E MEN I OF F>T \I E NO. 2040 Notice its hereby given to the cue- ' liturs, hefns ;in<l legatees of Aman--da St In nek, det eased to appear in the Adams Cireuit Court. held al' I’eeatur, Indiana, on the 15th day i of May, I'L'Ju, and show cause, if any why the FINAL SE I 'TEEM EN I i M’t’tH’NlS with tin estate of said I let tdent should not be approved;! and said heirs are notified to then i aj.P there make proof of heirship, and !•♦•<•<•>* e their distributive shares.] Charles M SelieiK k. Administrator' Ihp atur, Indiana April 21, 1930. Attorney J. Lutz Apr 22-29 i (NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE NO. UM»!» Notice is hereby given to the erelituus, heirs ami legatees of Frank • i’anariirwivz. deceased to appear m . 'the Adams Circuit Court held at !’.<atur, Indiana, on the 2‘th day t <»f Ma. l:'3O. ami show cans. , if any ; why the Final Settlement Accouniw I vitn the estate of said decedent' . should not br approv-I; and said' aeirs are notified t • then and there I »..<ke proof of ueirsiiip. and j their distributive shires. Alexander W. I unaniewn z Administrator. Decatur, Indiana, April 29. I lAlLoriie? Lennart Heller & Sclniiger i April 0 j — — ■■ I ■ ■ 'J, Dr. H. L. Tennissen Licensed Chiropractor 2nd floor K. C. Bldg., Decatur Office Hours—B to 12 1 to 5:30 6:30 U 9 I AUTOS lie-financed on smaller payments. Quick service. Franklin Security Co. Phono 237 Schafer Bldg. Decatur, Ind. i OWN A FARM W hen land value is high is the time to SE L L But when land value is low is the time to BU Y . Land values have struck Ihe bottom and are rising. Buy now on our easy payment plan. Low rate of interest. The Suttles-Edwards Co. Phone 358 ' Decatux Indiana -

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MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS Berne, Indiana. Livestock (Corrected April 29) Hogs, 90-110 pounds $8.60 Hogs, 110-130 pounds 8.90 Hogs. 130-150 pounds 9.70 Hogs, 150-170 pounds 9.85 Hogs, 170-210 pounds 10.00 Hogs. 210-230 pounds 9.85 Hogs, 230-260 pounds $9.70 Hogs. 260-300 pounds 9.25 Hogs. 300-350 pounds 9.10 Rougs $7.90-28.00 - ss.t>O-$6.00 Calves SIO.OO Cattle: Canners ... $3.00-24.00 Cutters $4.00-$5.50 Medium Cows $5.50-$6.00 Good Cows $6.00-$7.50 Steers . ...... $7.00-11.00 H.ii'.rs SB.OO-11.0(1 Butcher Helfers $7.00-29.00 Bulls $6.00-SS.OO East Buffalo Livestock East Buffalo, N. Y. (UP) April 29—(UP) livestock: Hogs receipts (»(); Holdovers 40o; active, mostlv to shippers. 20 to 40 cents higher largely 25 cents over Monday s average: Bulk 150-250 lbs. $10.85: weights below 150 lbs $1(1.75 packing sows $9.00-$9.35. Cattie receip s 25; cows firm, cut lei grades $3.75-26.25. Calies receipts 50; vealers 50c higher, good to < lioice $11.50 to most $12.00 Sheep: receipts D>o; lambs unchanged eommon ami medium $8.25 choice dippers quoted 9.25. Fort Wayne Livestock Cdves receipts 50; hogs 400; slmep 25: steady 5 cents up 90-1 to lbs $9; 110-130 lbs $9.25; 130-150 lbs $9 50; 150-160 lbs. S9.SO; 160-180 lbs. $10.05; 180-200 lbs $10.15; 200225 lbs $10.05; 225-250 lbs. $9.95: 250-300 lbs $11.85; 300-250 lbs. $9.65; Roughs $8.25; Stags $6: Calves $lO lambs 08. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected April 29 No. 2 Soft Wheat 96c No. 2 Hard Wheat 93c No 2 White Oats . 38c Barley 50c Pye 80c Corn 50c to SI.OO LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET Eggs dozen 21c BUTTERFAT *.T STATION But e’-fat 34c Chicago, April 29.—A meeting of all umpir s in the American Association will be held here Thursday, an open date in the league’s schedule. President Thomas J. Hickey announced today. The meting will l>e devoted to discussing interpretations of rules. Champaign. 111., April 29. —Northwestern’s baseball team suffered its first western conference setback in three starts here yesterday when Illinois pounded out 16 hits for a 11 to 0 victory. o Square Dance Wednesday night at Sunset MITI< E OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTVi’E NO. It»MJ Notice is hereby given to the creditor,. heirs and l< calces of Henry .1. Wef< i. d"< ear'll to appear in the id inis Cir< uit Court. lic-lel at Doeater Indiana, on the 20tli day of May, i'a.'io, and sho«- cause, if any, why tlie Final Settletnent Accounts with the estate nl said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs arnotified to then and there make proof of heirwhip, and receive their dislrlhutig ■ shares. William 11. Mcfel. Executor. Itceutur. Indiana, April 2*. i:<3o. Atlortse; s Fruclite and Littercr. April 2:i-May 6 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given that Monday, May 5, 1U62, will be the last day to pay your spring installment of tf»es. Tile county treasurer'e office will be open from 8 a.tn. to 4 p.m. ,4 uring the tax paying seanou. All taxes not paid by that time will become delinquent and a 10% penalty will be added. Do not put. off paying taxes as they must be paid and the law points out the duty of the countv treasurer. Those who have bong!', or sold property i and wish a division of taxes are a -ked to come in at once. Don't wut for the rush. No receipts can i lie laid away for anyone so please i doiil ask for it. We will ire glad to mall the paid receipts to those who mail in their checks to this office before the final lax paying I date. Ed Ashbaucber, Treasurer of Adams County. Ind. | Till May 5

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930.

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NEW CARS ENTER 500-MILE RACE Indianapolis, Ind., April 29—Two new cars have been entered in the SM-mile automobile race at tlie Indianapolis Motoi Speddway. May 30. by James A. Talbot Jr.. Los Angeles, the most recent millionaire spor.sman to be lured by the whims of racing. But Talbot, unlike other wealthy men who have advanced, on the track will use the spectacular whirl cf the race as a laboratory for a i carmuretor he is subjecting to the! most in ensive test known to engin-eering-500 miles of gruelliqg duelling in an International fevent over' the brick and concrete track at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Talbot, who has devoted his sport ing activities to power boat racing and aviation in the past, is making his debut tn speedway racing at the historic Indianapolis track, magnet for so many wealthy young men in the past. Talbot, however, al hough a sportsman of the highest order expects to get his excitement out of the performance of a carburetor rather than from the maelstrom of compe-; ion in the coming 500-mile drive. Two ears— Maw Specials will be pefwered with 151 cubic inches piston displacement four-cylinder motors —the type successfully used ; by Talbot in his campaign of racing on the. water, where his hydroplanes were sensationally successful. Il is the inventive leanings of a veteran driver. Al Melcher, tha' brings Talbot into a new sport. Melcher. living the dreams of all drivers, has perfected a carbarator that is an innovation and has attracted the'attention of the best egniueering minds. For years he has been tinkering with his pet plan. Only recently he perfected it to his satisfaction and now he is ready to give it the final test—so(( miles of punishment in a race car over the Indianapolis course. Talbot, intensely interested in mechanics as well as in sportsmanship lias sponsored tlie two cars. With only two carmurators per mltted on each car this year, according to the new specifications which Remand two man cars—driver ami tiding mechanic —and permit motors as large as 366 cubic inches piston displacement, carburation will play an important part in the race. So it is that Melcher—the veteran I driver who made his last ride here in 1927 when, at the wheel of a Miller Special, he was forced out as the race waned —is coming to the track this year as an engineer. It is the pa tern of the succemrul stories of severl former ra< e drivers who, through their race track engineering, have become wealthy. — « * Fruit Trees. Berry bushes, ornamental shrubs and trees carefully selected and handled, are here for you. Priced right. Schafer Hdvv. Co. , \ 10113

MONEY for TAXES If you allow the spring installment of your taxes to go delinquent, it will mean that you most‘pay a 10' penally on both the spring and fall installments. This , is very costly. May we suggest that you borrow the j money to pay these taxes I from us and you may repay us on terms to suit your convenience. It will j save you money. Franklin Security Co. ' Over Schafer Hdw. Co. I Phone 237 Decatur, Ind.

'Tennis Match Planned Wednesday at Bluffton | Decatur high school tennis team will hold its first match Wednesday 11 afternoon with Bluff oil high school. The matches will be played at Bluff- , ton. The local team has not yet ' been selected. JPb’e players will be laken. ~ o — * ~ST()R¥ SHORTS ~ * $ —— Huntington—Twenty-one matches have been scheduled for teams in the Northern Indiana golf league it was announc ed today by Jolly Banpresident. The season will open Mav | 14 with matches between Peru and Elwood, and Bluffton and Huntington. Members of the League are I Huntington. Peru, Elwood, Wabash, i and Bluffton. Greensburg—Columbus. Franklin | Connersville and Greensbuug will participate in a "blind” basketball | tournament January 10, It was deI cided at a meeting here. The word "blind’’ is used because drawings will not tie made until a few minutes before the first game is to be played. Indianapolis—Joe Rivers, Cedar Rapids , la., and Spug Meyers Poeatell, Ida., will provide the feature ' entertainment on the American Legion boxing card here tonight. Their 1 ten-round match will be a return I bout in which Myers will attempt I to avenge a defeat at the hands cf I Rivers in Cedar Rapids recently. Greencastle —Six games are listed on tlie football blackboard for Green castle high school next fall. The opponents and order in which they will be met; starting September 26. are: Sheridan. Columbus. Jefferson, (Lafayette), Bloomfield. Crawfordsville, and Brazil. I Frankfort—An imposing array of ' | instructors have been secured for , the third annual basketball coach- ■ ing school to lie held here August '23 to 29 it was announced today hv Everett Case, director of the ] athletics of Frankfort high school I oani Barry, coach of the University of Southern California basketball ’ (earn: Paul Hinkle, of Butler. College; Glenn Curtiss. Martinsville, and Everett Case. Frankfort, will ’ hohl classes for the 50 or more roaches attending the school. Fort Wayne—Fort Wayne’s Central League team will be bolstered by lie addition of Cowboy Jones, who was at one time one of the best rookie prospects in the major leagues Jones was purchased from ( the Toledo Mud Ileus according to President Chester G. Schiefer of the Fort Wayne club. Terre Haute—L. George Lance, three time s ate amateur golf cham- , pion, indicated today that he would seek further laurels in the 30th annual golf association state tournament to lie held in French Lick in Angus'. l,ast year Lance hung up he remarkable score of 138 for the 26-holn qualifying round on the L French Lick course. * BASEBALL BRIEFS * ’ ■*. JI Washington’s Senators, the] | | "dark horse” sensation of tlie 1930 I American league race, today will > | attempt to extend their winning j streak to eight straight at the ex- • pense of the tail end New York 1 Yankees. Shortstop Joe Cronin led the attack which gave the Nats a 6 to 5 win over the Yankees yesterday. Cronin made three of his team's seven hits, collecting a double, a triple and a homer to drive in three runs. The New York Giants’ sevengame winning streak was ended wh-.n Harvey Hendrick’s double with the bases loaded in the ninth gave the Brooklyn Robins three runs and a 6 to 4 victory. It was the Giants’ first defeat of the season. Four home runs by tlie Chicago Cubs halted the Pittsburgh Pirates seven-game- winning .streak- and prevented the Hues from taking the National league lead. Catcher Gabby Hartnett hit two of the homers ami his battery mate, Charley Knot, clouted another hi the 7 to 4 victory. Root allowed 11 hits but had-nine strikeouts. 1. The Philadelphia Athletics made four runs in the ninth inning, with ! a bit, and beat the Boston Red Sox 5 to 4. Danny Macfayden. who had held the A’s to 5 hits in eight, iu- | nings, lost control and Ed Morris,

who relieved him, also was wild. ! OHIO PRISON GUARDS SHOOT AT CONVICTS j (CONTI.XI’ED 1-’!{<’\l PAGE OXKI they cried. “Come in and shoot the rest of us.’’ Another guard was reported inside the block. Troops of national guardsmen and naval reserves waiting beyond the wall, were rushed inside. Machine guns were mounted. Reports from inside the cellblock said more than one hundred prisoners were wounded. o LUTHERANS TO HOLD MEETINGS (CONTINUED FRbM PAGE ONE) May 25 Seymour District. Immanuel Parish House. Seymour 2:00 and 3:00. May 25 Indianapolis. District. Trinity Church Indianapolis 7:15 and 8:15. SHAKESPEARE CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL DINNER (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) the club colors. Mrs. Hattie Obcm auer, president, presided and the dinner opened with prayer by Rev. Harry Ferntheil. The dinner was in courses and most delicious. President, Mrs. Olienauer in a pleasing manner welcomed the guests, explaining that while the annual closing had always been held on the 23rd. birthday of Wil-1 liam Shakespeare, the date had been changed slightly this year to have the pleasure of the attendance of the state officials of the federation. Mr. Paul Sauer, with Mrs. Avon Burk presiding at the piano, sang two beautiful songs, followed by a happy talk by Rev. Ferntheil. who explained the good work done by ladies clubs and their opportunities. Trees, Shrubs and Roses Fine large plants. Conte to our store and pick out the actual plants you want in vour garden. Schafer Hdw. Co. 101t3 Save and Beautify Replacement co»t, far more than refinishing. Nothing is cheaper than a quality, long life varniah. FLOOR FINISH For years the choice of fussy folks, this crystal clear varnish in eight rare wood shades and Natural is now improved and dries in four Hours. Excellent for furniture and woodwork as well a, floors. Callow & Koh no Use this : ■©;w r ' oupont 55t(.VH5t i' ooomoomiOMWWWM . - This Coupon will be accepted by 1 us to the value of 40c es follows: ‘ 1 full V pint can Ktmiir Floor Finish (any color) regular ptice $0.30 . 1 Good Brush (bnsties-in-rubber) regular price 0.15 1 1 Book "The Colorful Home.” New t and interesting . . . 040 1 <0.55 Value of this Coupon 0.40 You Pay Us In Cash Only $045

Mrs. Dan H. Tyndall and Mr.] Saurer then gave two duets that] pleased the crowd immensely. Mrs. Miller told of a trip recently made through southern Indiana, visiting Rockport, New Harmony and other places of particular interest to all Indiana citizens, advising all who could to plan their summer automobile tour to that section, with the assurance of many happy surprises. Mrs. Canine expressed li«r pleasure also in being present and | gave her idea of the many benefits

XOTK’K OF VOTING PI ACES IOH I‘KIMMU II I, , J Notice 1h hereby given that tlie Board of- ut, <'niniii ,<|J Adams County. State of Indiana Ims fixed an.l - -rdr.i jS vo'lng plates, the same being the voting plan s o th.its. as the voting |d.i< i-s in the several pre<-:n-t.< in s> : .| gS the Primary Selection, to be held ’luesiln.t ,la> oil, n>.-|n. ■ LAST I NION. Brolulbe. k S< hool house. B WES!' I’NION. Kohr School House. ■ EAS I’ HOOT. Aber School House. I WEST BOOT, Monmouth School House. I NORIH PREBLE. Eriedheini Si-hoil lions- I SOUTH PREBLE, School House, district No. I NORTH KlliKLANll, Peterson s< hool Mouse. 1 SOUTH KIRKLAND. Samuel H. Hocker. I NORTH WASHINGTON, Benj. Kiting’e reside!! - . I SOUTH WASHINGTON, Iteinker School Imus. I NORTH ST. MARYS, Bobo School house I SOUTH ST. MARYS, West building on lot No. I owned by EM NORTH BLUE CREEK, K.-hool disirh t No I SOUTH BLUE CREEK. School house district N I NORTH MONROE, Building known as Monroe town hall. I MHH'I.E MONROE. Election s< hool house. I 81-JRNE "A”, Jefferson Gainge I BERNE "B” Auditorium. I BERNE "C” Town Hall. I I-’IIEN’CH. Election School house. I NORTH HAR’I’EOHIi. Linn Grove School Imu.--. I Sol I'll 11 All ri’oltu. Perryville Store. I .NORI’! I WABASH, Election S.IIOOI house. I UEYIXIN. Ceylon School house. I GENEVA “A". Cross Building. I GENEVA ‘ B". Town Hall. I WEST JEI-’I'ERSON, High School building I EAST J El-’FERSON, Theo. Teeters' Garage at nw I'l.-r of sr■ iiEt t ri i< EII’.ST WARD "A", Fred Linn’s Garage I FIRST WARD "U”, Office of Uecatttr Hoop ('on ; . . j SECOND WARD "A". Public Library. I SECOND WARD "H", Benj. Shrank* resideim. THIHD WARD "A”, Kirschs Auto Sabs RomTHIRD WARD "B", Office of Heed Elevatoi I Given by order of the Board of County Commiss .d said id ALU E III’ HARLOW Auditor (■

,—— y Public Auction | Tl.e Undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the North 4th -treet, Decatur, Inti., on SATURDAY, MAY 10. 1930 ■ 7—ROOM SEMI-MODERN HOME—7 ■U This house is in first class repair. New root \\underfill AR modern sheet improvements. Full size lot. GGxl32. on be seen to he appreciated. TERMS —1-3 cash, 1-3 in 6 mouths. 1-3 in 9 months. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. ■ — Household Goods -- ■ Settee; Commode; 2 Stands; .Morris Chait: '■ Siretcheis; 11-6x12 Axminster Rug; 9x12 Axmiii't-■ Kug; Mirror, 18x42; Electric Table Lamp; Heating -S '' l>k e Tab’e and Chairs; Cook Stove; 3-Burner Ga.s with board; Sowing Machine: Clock; Electric Sweep Ironing Beds, complete; one 3-4 Walnut Bed; 2 Dressers. Walnut eral yards ingrain Carpet and Rag Canpet; a lot ' i Good il» Dishes ami Cooking Utenrtls; Curtains; Lawn Mo". r; (.aril and many articles too numerous to mention. Hi TERMS—CASH. ■ Sale will start on household good ' P>" H| Property will sell at 3:00 pin. MRS. JOHN MEYER I ; Auctioneer —Johnson-Bartlett Auction Co. HE : ■ &JCATVR. K !B i j | LINDBERGH | 11 The doughty pioneer of nir I 1 travel between two continents g I had no precedents to guide g 1 him. Customers of the First | 1 National are guided over busi- | J ness trails which the First ■ ill National has been charting I I 1 for 47 years. I I I M 1 IH | Tirst | | 1 Capita! and Surplus *120.000M I | I Decatur. Indiana I ■ jLI 1111 m

| to jintbeiiu ;.. . | another I songs lo M: Saurer, an. 1 in- ■ "I IL°1 tbe S . . spear,, ciah Xil newly . I offi iars ® have . h;,;. - ol tl "’ -i.. a reqm < Uml tin- raiinn da> witli : aiur |hrful pr-.u- tii,it »oiiiiß and ente:" hi, tl.cin. ■