Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 150, Decatur, Adams County, 25 June 1930 — Page 8

/ * Usodl Cars • WE have a variety of some twenty-five late model used cars of all makes and models which have been traded in on New Dodge Brothers Sixes and Eights. Some of these cars give the appearance and performance of new cats. Where necessary, many of them have been refinished and new sets of tires added. If you are contemplating the purchase of a used car we feel you owe it to yourself to inspect this line of better used cars. Your car will be accepted in exchange and reasonable terms extended on the balance. f I , wiiimiiMr —fin

1,1 ■■■ 9 "a -j, ?* ft '~~~ H 11 » 5 ' <-r> -Sj Match your Dollars against Y\ * J *V' *. jf •« the special values and assure S% jk J*S~""** iT'V'SXA ’■'.’s yourself of Great Savings. \ TuSA M Crowds will come—whv not wyjk I >o “ 7 ||M iMLIi rrtg •; y-i • 1 M-M’Stoimnrwuwarowi ■Mtrnrinn I toweling | Ihursday - rnday j prints i Unbleached Toweling, I S „ ~~, • . . ,- r i I very tine grade, all tin- I and a big day SATURDAY | EnKl,sh Pnnts ’ beaut,ful I en. 18 inch— K I patterns, fast colors, I > 5 yards F Come-Share in the Bargains I Epecia |_ s yardß I I I S X .00 I 1 I’ERC.U.ES. 5 and dark ’'i 1 »00 I ' | I ’ a,lcrns - prelt? » aU '™- H ! £ selling in this event — H 11 L »^^dx^.x^ja\;XVgag£^a»*. , ~Sigi£3iJte3HßraUßlllMJH'lWMt S I I JU-11.1 Mirii.lllllllllilillllMWmi»i|n »■ MU ■■■!«■—CTW 27 inch 12 for I I ENGLISH DEQUES and | ! White Outing | M POI’LINS-clever patterns, S ||§ i yards $l.OOl jp.jL i si.oo I i | Hose Special Sheeting Misses 7-8 length Silk Hose, all col- jg 3 Regular 81 in. Unbleached Sheeting, ors, the best of quality, all sizes, a 8 * regular fine quality, the best buy in fc a vjs very exceptional buy at H years—going at 3 Pair | Yjmte JL MAKE YOliR "DOLLARS COUNT MOST AT THIS STORE i ■ f THE Lankenau’s z: I— !■■ him imniifiriiTr u~Tr r,, ' T ' ■ ‘ rsrr.'x? ri I "ißt'iowi'iawiWKWUMMii 1 1— mimji'miw—mbm—mbi i

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1930.

SECOND SON OF SPANISH KING 22 YEARS OLD Infante don Jaime Is Known Throughout Land From Travels — Madrid, June 25—(UP)— 11. H. H. the Infante firm Janne, second bob of Their Most Catholic Majesties. today celebrated ills 22ud birthday. According te Spanish custom he will not become of age until his next birthday, when he will be 23 years old. At that tinre, if the Constitution of 1878 is in effect and Parliament is functioning, he may take his seat in the Senate, as all sons of the king or of the heir are entitled to sit there, provided they are of age, and apply for their seats in due form. in view of the physical condition of lite Prince of Asturias, the Infante .Jaime has taken a big parj in public functions, ami is the only son to accompany the family on | its trips to Barcelona, Seville and i other occasions when the court . makes an official visit. The younger sons, Juan and Gonzalo, are left !at home on account of th»4r I studies, and the Prince of Asturias can travel little. Jaime’s tall figure is now well known throughout-the I peninsula. " The Infante Jaime lacks one day of being exactly a year older than his sister, Beatriz. who yesterday celebrated her 21st birthday. Jaime was born at San Ildelfonso de la Graja, the “Versailles of Spain," on June 23, 1908. As an Infante of Spain he is a Knight of the Golden Fleece, also belongs ttf the Fourth Regiment of Horse Artillery, as well as several military-religious orders. His full name is Jaime Luitpoldo Isabelino Enricple Alejandro Alberto Alfonso Victor Acacio Pedro Pablo Maria of Bourbon and Battenberg. . o Raps Amos ’n’ Andy Hot Springs, Ark. —(UP) —The Rev. Arthur I). Williams, negro minister, had started a campaign to keep "Amos ’n’ Andy,’’ famous radio stars, off the air. Williams complained to his congregation that the noted pair sh< Vd be banned because "they are portraying a side of our race we least desire to have portrayed. The characters they por|<tay are lazy, shiftless and driit--1

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