Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 23 October 1931 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, BUSINESS CARDS,' AND NOTICES -h— * FOR SALE FOR SALE-1926 Chevrolet coach body, 1928 Whippet coach body, 1925 Dodge sedan body, 1926 Overland 4 sedan body, and some Ford sedan bodies. Frank Wrecking Co., W. Monroe st. 247t6x FOR SALE—I 924 Model T Ford Coupe. 425 Johns street, Decatur, Ind. 250t3x FOR SALE — Fresh Jersey cow with calf by side. One gilt and on© tried sow, will farrow soon. Two good young bulls and 12 head of good stock heifers, wt. about 600 lbs. each. Inquire of Schmitt Meat market. 250t3 | FOR SALE—Ernest Isch farm, 280 acres, fine b”Udings, ..e mile south, three miles west of Monroe. Also 75 acres good land, modern house, electric lights, new barn, now owned by Aaron Kipt'er Call or write. J. R. Darby, 913 OldFirst "iiank Bldg.. Fort Wayne. Ind. 250-3tx For Sale —200 bushels of soy beans. George Fosnaugh, Decatur. Route 2. 251-2 t-x FOR SALE — Kalamazoo cabinet heaters, ranges, and furnaces. Factory prices. We save you 1-3 to 1-2. Why pay more? Sold on easy payment plan. Sprague Furniture Company, Monroe st. 250t3 FOR SALE—Roman Beauty apples bushel 50c Also Potatoes. R. B. Johnson Route 5 State Road 27. 249-3 t FOR SALE 3 geese and a gander, 2 yetars old. Ira Mcßride, Decatur Route 5. 249-3tx - FOR RENT FOR RENT —5 room modern house vyjjji furnace and garage. South First st. Dynois Schmitt. 413 Mercer ave. 250t3 COLORED LIGHTS SOOTHE NERVES Paris, —(UP) —The use of colored .lights to soothe jangled nerves and insane minds has just been recommended here by psychologists attending the International PsychoTherapeutic Congress. Blue was described as the best color to induce a cool, calm, calculating state of mind, while red was advised for those in need of stimulation. A green background was said to be the best for prolonged tranquility. Black was banned as having a depressing effect upon the mind. The practicability of decorating offices in colors that would best suit the mentality of the business mqp concerned was discussed. It was suggested that asylums should have different colored rooms for different states of neurotic mind/ Prison life would be less dismal, it was said, if the walls and bars were painted green or blue. Dr. Jean Potheau. of Nice, told how many thermal resorts iu France are utilizing the action of vari colored rays. o Bottles Solved Pig’s Problem Gridley. Cal.—(U.R)-When a Duroc Jersey sow owned by Burch Scott, high school student, gave birth to 14 pigs, it was discovered that nature provided feeding acconimo dations for only 12. The youthful swine breeder solved the situation by providing bottles and nipples for those who had to sit at the “second table." O -w ■ Ciwaning Pewter Pewter Is a soft metfil and nnh very fine scourers, such ns fln» whiting, rougp or fin? rottenstone mixed with oil. should be used for cleaning it. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given that Monday. November 2, 1931 will be the last day to pay your Fall Install mFht of taxes. The cour*y treasur er’s office will be open from 8 A. M to'4 p. m. during the tax paying season. All taxes not paid by that time wil become delinquer.. and a 10% penalty will be added. Thost wh > have bought or sold p* p«rt> and wish a division of tax.g are aMced to come in at once ■Call on the Auditor for errors and aifcy reduction?. The Treasurer cat nieke no corrections. The Treasurer will not be respon sU>!e for the penalty of delinquent taxes resulting: from the ommleslon of„ tax-paver to state definitely on wjjat property, they desire to pay in whose name it may be found. In what township or corporation it B slTiiated. owing delinquent taxei should pay them at one-*, the law* If sffrh that there is no option left for th* I'reasurer but enforce the col lection of delinquent taxns. -W’he annual sale of del lands an! 1 ts will fake pla-e nr the second Monday in February 1932. at 10 00 A. M. County orders will not b*» pTld t( anyone owing delinquent taxes Al’ persons are warned against them No receipt: wil lb? held after ex pixatlon of time, as the new deport tary law requires the Treasurer to make daily deposits. Particular attention. If you pay in more than one township mention th? fact to the Treasurer also see that your receipts « all foi al] your real estate and persona’ property. making Inquiries of th? Trea surlTr regarding taxes to insure re ply do not fall to include return postage. Ed. A. Ashbaucher Treasurer Adame County Indiana Oct. 5 to Oct. "1

MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS BERNE MARKET , Corrected Oct. 23 No commission ami no yardage. [ . Hogs. 100-140 pounds $4.30 140-170 pounds 4.70 170-200 pounds 4.90 • 200-250 pounds 5.00 1 1 250-300 pounds 4.95 -[ Roughs—s3.7s: Stags -$2.00 : I Stags—s2.oo. Vealers $8.25. Spring Lambs —$5.00. I CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Dec. Mar. May July Wheat .54% .57% .59 .59’U Corn .37% .40 41% .43% ’! Oats. .23% .25% .25% Fc.H '••’ayne Livestock Market Hogs 10c to 15c higher; 100 120 lbs. $4.25; 120-140 lbs. $4.60; 140150 lbs. $4.75; 150-160 tbs $5.00; 160-180 Ths. $5.05! 180-200 Tbs. $5.10; 200-225 lbs. $.20; 225-250 tb $5.30; 250-300 tbs. $5.20: 300-3501 Tbs. $5.10; roughs $4; stags $2.50; calves $8; lambs $5.50. East Buffalo Livestock Market Hogs: On sale 2,400; active to all interests; mostly 10c higher; bulk desirable 175-240 Tbs. $5.755.85; 160-170 Tbs. $5.60-5.70; 150 Tbs. down $5.25-5.50. Cattle: Receipts 250; slow,] steady; common grass steei j., $4.75; bulk unsold; cutter cows $1.75-2.75. Calves: Receipts 550; vealers. 50c lower; slow at decline; good to choice $9-9.50; common and’ medium $6-7.50. Sheep: Receipts 2,500; holdover I 600; lambs fairly active; steady;] good to choice $6.50 to largely $6.75; medium kinds and fat bucks I I $6; strong weight throwouts $4.755. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected Oct. 23 I No. 2 New Wheat 42c 1 I New Oats 17c I Barley 25c] Rye .. . Mt | I LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen '26c! o Negro to Save Dogs With Dole Muskegon, Mich. —(U.R) —Love for ! bis dog has been exemplified by I Guy DKvis, 79. negro. Davis, hailed into court for not obtaining licerr-ms- tor the two canines, said that he would ray the $8 taxes for the animals out of a sl2 monthly allowance he receives front the { county welfare. Q... ■ Village To Be Tax Free Alstead. N. H. — (U.R) — This vil-] lage's 616 residents face the happy ■ prospect of being tax free in the I future. This may result from the | will of the late Charles N. Vilas, hotel magnate, who left the town various bequests, which in time will total about $85,000 more than the valuation of the entire community. ] o Admiral Byrd May Buy Yacht Providence. R I.—(U.R)- Rear Ad-1 miral Richard E. Byrd is considering the possibility of buying the' palatial yacht Hirondelle for use on his projected second Antarctic! expedition. The big vessel, built (>• the Prince of Monaco, now is owned by a Boston brokerage firm. NOTICE 1 I will be out of the city until about November 1. Dr. C. C. Rayl. 1 246-6tx i

S. E. Black FUNE.IAL Dlßbvi'Uß Mrs. Black, Ididy Attendant Calls answered promptly diy or night. ''Ti'.a phone 500 Home phone /27 i Ambulance Service — N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST I bye* Examined, Glasses Fitted hours ; E:S-) to 11:30—12:30 to 5:0 Saturdays, 8:00 p. tu. Telephone 135 For BET iER HEALTH See DR. H. FROHN APT EL Licensed - ChiroprtK tor and Naturapatb Radionic diagnosis and treatment • Phone 314 104 So. 3rd St. Office Hours; 10-12, 15, 6 8 10 years in Decatur LOBENSTEIN & DOAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS r Calls answered promptly day or *i night. 'Ambulance Service. Office Phone 90. , Residence Phone. Decatur 1041 Residence Phone, Monroe 81 1 LADY ATTENDANT

jl THIMBLE THEATRE J ' NOW SHOWING—“EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF” BY £ (’ CUpB > —-— TF AH,ME.'.'. VICTORY is SV/EET- EVERYTHING)I [“> WORRY! WORRY! AHOY KING- OUR A WHY SHOULD OOP, ARMV ■ U STEM To MV BELOVED IS NOW V I NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT ARMY HAS RUN AWIAY) RUM AWAY DUPING OUR A OUN( hnr PEOPLE CELEBRATING THE HOOTSV ) \ WHAT A DULL LIFE AGAdH AN' HID (N VICTORY CELEBRATION ? a DEFEAT OF rp- jODTsy . it s going to BE/ LTHE HILLS r— v THOUGHT ST •♦ • ■ / “T. M r — r-i, ~IE 'A M. I. <".MI W* r*" iVw) " v® / - * J I ajffl J rIL .-.J|

TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE I | Can you answer seven of these ; ]| test questions? Turn to page ] four for the answers 1. What does “C of E- U S. A.” I ion an auto license tag stand for? | 2. What is the average interval! i between full moons? 3. Name the heroine of Homer s I Iliad? 4. What docs thy symbol “X" I stand lor in mathematics? 5. Os what race was King Canute of England 6. What is the American Indian name for corn? 7. Which state does not permit divorce? 8. Up to what value may an American tourist., returning to the U. S.. bring in goods free of duty? l 9. On what dates was the Battle] of Gettysburg fought ? 10. Whom did Florence Trumbull marry? — o— BARGAINS — Bargains tn living room, dining room suite, mattresses and rugs. St”"k»>y and Co. Monro"), our Phene number is 44 It -111 l< 1 » I »M | lii thr lilantm < irvuit (Hurt Mntc oi Indiana. < au««* Xihblht M Kirx.h Liquidating Af-nt. for' the Peoples Loan and Trust Co. vs. Edwin .1. Ahi. Mary M Ahr. his wife, Albert C. Houser. Frances Houser | his wife, L. McFerran, Clar-] »n< e E. Fields, John W. Meibers, 1 Holthouse I»ru£ Co., a corporation The Farmers and Merchants State Bank , Willshire Van Wert Countx • Ohio. By virtue of an Order of sale to nfe directed and delivered from iheh I Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court ink the abu\e entitled cause, I have le- ’ vied upon and will expose for sale < hy public auction, at the Court i House l>'or east entrance fiist floor 1 in said County the hours| of 10 o -lock A. M. and 4 .u’cim k P M.. on Saturday the 7th dav of Nov-’ ember. A. I». 1931, the rents and I profits for a term not exceeding] ■ even > • ars <u the f .ii ' A < rlbed premises, towit: •Commencing at the northeast corner of inlot number twent\ eiuht (28» in the ori-' ‘ ginal plat of the town (now City) • f Decatur. Adams County, Indiana;’ jthence running south on the east line of said inlot ♦»« feet, thence] i running west on a line parallel with ! the north line of sai dinlot 6'. f‘'et. i then-e running north on a line par-| allel with the east line of sai l inbd ! 1 feet, to the north line there jf;i ! them e running east on the north I line of s iui inlot feet to the place i ; f beginning, situated in Adhmsl ( Co ; int>, State of Indiana, and on | failure to r-alize then from the full* i amount of the judgment. • interest [ | thereon and < osts I wilj at the same -time and in th- manner aforesaid, j I offer for sale the fee simple of the | described premises, taken as the’ prop rtv of i.'dwin J. Ahr, and Marvl M. Ahr, et-al At the suit of M. Kirsch. Liquidat- i ' ing Agent for the Peoples Loan and i 1 rust Co., i Said sale will be made without any j •‘elief whatever from valuation or | Appraisement Laws. Burl Johnson, Sheriff Adams County Indiana .C. L. Walters. Attorney.

WHAT if you, too, should someday find yourself in a tight squeeze—your store or office robbed and —no insurance 1 <£TN A-IZE Office end Store Insurance costs so little—and means so much. The Suttles-Edwards Co.. Inc. Phone No. 358 Over Niblick’s Store IliiiiiAiniill

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1931.

W. C. T. U. HEAD SCORES WETS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. sons, and of this number 409,000 were bartenders. "More bonze was sold in a day I before prohibition than all the] , bootleggers together sell now in a I i month.” Mrs. Stanley urged education of young people as one of the most, I effective methods of enforcement.! "More than 25,000,000 persons: ! have reached the voting age since I [ prohibition.” she said. “Millions i of these have never seen an in-, toxii-ated man. We must not let I ‘wet’ forces misguide them." JAPAN ACCEPTS LEAGUE PLANS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE-i ' i-e that the resolution merely will | be presented without being adopted. but having the moral force of ■ the support of 12 powers. Harbin. China. Oct. 23—(U.R)—' China has received Kicking from Soviet Russia, and loyal troops are being equipped with arms to ligiiht revolutionary movements in Manchuria, according to a report received here today. The report said Russian arms have been supplied Chinese sol- ; diers in Heilungkiang who have remained loyal to Gen. Chang Hsueh-Liang. dictator of Manchuria. The arms, it was said, were given with the understanding that tiie soldiers were to oppose the ftiovement against Gen. Chang

Bell’s Cash Grocery 119 N. 2nd St. Phone 292 Free City Delivery 4 times Daily. 8, 10, 2 and 4 C amay Soap, 3 cakes 2 AC 1 pkg. Ivory Snow Free ■ ■ ' ■ ■■ ... ■ .1. Flour, White Lily, 24 lb. sack 42 C Potatoes, Home Grown Bu. 50c; Pk Bulk Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. 25c Bulk Corn Meal, 10 lbs 25c Bread. Miller’s 1 lb. loaf Kp Grape Fruit, 6 for 25c Stick Candy, 2 pounds ... 25c I Tin Cans, dozen ... 45c Mason Jars, quarts 7Sc Cherries, Pitted, No. 2 can 15c ‘ Peaches medium Isl Flour, Polar f*Q size can LUC Bear, 24 ths. ... VOC Peaches. Fire IP Flour, Aristos f»Q Arrow. Ig. can.. Idv 24 lbs OOC Pumpkin 1A Flour, Pillsbury f*Q large can lUI 21 lbs OOv Peas, Chef. 1 f* • Coffee, Bursleys OP 18c value, can.. JLOC High Grade, lb. mOC Mustard 1 r Coffee. Bell 9*} „ Quart IDC Special, tb .sugar Honey „ S°5 ce « Bulk Kl « 9£ P Cookies, 3 doz... 25C 2 Sweet Potatoes 1 Z" ’’ n,s A I V Matches, Oriole 1 * „ trackers, P.Ws 9P 6 boxes I£>C 2- 1 lb. pkgs.. .MtIC Catr up, large Isl Dill Pickles t J* II oz. bottle.... IvC Quart leJC Dxydol. 90 Vinegar. Pure large pkg <£*)C ( ider, gal wDC Palmolive Beads p Special Wash CfL* package DC Board Bottle Caps IQ, Fly Sprayer IQ gross •.... LUC 25c \a!ue Ijv Beans. Navy or f* Galvanized Tubs, extra Great Northern tb. DC heavy, 5 sizes P7Q Jars, 2. 3,4, 5 IS' 39c, 49, 59, 68 & 4 uC & 6 gal., per gal. I.OC

begun in Tsitsihar by Gen. Chan Hai-Peng. A number of Chinese generals already have broke with Gen. Chang as the result of his announced policy of non-resistance to Japanese aggression. Another report today from Chatunglisien said that 90 Chinese i convicts in a prison there had killed their guards and escaped, plundering homes as they went. Relief guards were sent in pursuit. o DR. JUDD URGES WIFE’S RETURN TO OFFICIALS (■OXTINCED FORM PAGE <)NE> I don't believe they'll get her and I hope they won't.” he said. “She's a clever woman aud as she said! before, she doesn't have any ! nerves." Authorities here and in Phoenix announced that they were now looking for two people instead of ! one. "We want Ruth Judd anil a man." said County Attorney Lloyd’ Andrews of Phoenix. "First we must find the man. but we may find them together,” lie added. | Authorities agreed however, in ] charging that Mrs. Judd shot the girls to death in Phoenix, packed their bodies in the trunks and a suitcase and came with them here without the aid of an accomplice.' On the other hand, it has been fairly well established that a 1 man accompanied Mrs. Judd to the Union station tn Phoenix when she checked the trunks through to Isis Angeles and bought a

i round trip ticket. Local authorities still believe! i that Mrs. Judd must be in or! . near Ix>s Angeles. A growing suspicion that nar- > cotics played a part in the murders was voiced by Phoenix auths orities. > Additional impetus was given! lithe drug theory today with the I discovery of two bottles —one con- . taining ether and the other drug! tablets—in the home of the slain I women. Previously. investigators had found a small quantity of narcotics in Mrs. Judd's home —a drag usually used to “taper off" an ■ ' ' addicted patient. Police Captain M. B. Morrison. : who announced discovery of the! drugs, offered the startling theory ' that the women were rendered insensible by ether and drugs before I they were killed last Friday night. Get the Habit—Trade at Home

I Special For I Phones 106~ 107 Free Delivery 1 U1 I Saturday Only I FANCY SRRING CHICKENS OR HENS lb. J SPRING LAMB FRESH EGGS A FRESH OYSTEM CHOICE CUTS OF VEAL, BEEF or PORK | GOOD TENDER SWISS or FLANK STEAKS I FRESHLY BAKED HOME M ADE CAKES and COOKIES I PLENTY NEW BULK OLIVES—PIain or Stuffed I FRESH BRAUNSCHWEIGER MCE PRESSED PORK LOAM PURE PORK SAUSAGE, country style 2 lhs.2s® FANCY BAMBERGER STEAK 2 lbs.M GOOD TENDER BEEF STEAK • 2 lhU'| SPECIAL SMOKED HAM AND BACON SALE I * si Sugar Cured Smoked Hams, whole or half IL 1& I Center Cuts for Saturday Only . lb. 35c I Medium Heavy Bacon . lb. Ik I Medium Sliced Bacon .lb. 22c I Smoked Picnic Hams ~ ib.lk] j LARD, Open Kettle Rendered ■• lb FRESH BOLOGNA or FRAN* FORTS 3 lbs.-| NICE BEEF TO BOIL or STEW . .lb ,M GOOD MEATY BEEF ROASTS th. 12’ 2 c toll FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER .2 Ml NICE VEAL STEAK OR CHOPS , M VEAL STEW, Nice, 2 lbs 1 Special Today Only! BURSLEY HIGH GRADE Coffee, tb.2s| NICE FRESH PICNIC HAMS, IL 12 j ■| FRESH SIDE IN CHUNKS IL l ] HOME RUN COFFEE—a new one - CREAMED COTTAGE UHEhSE I )int J NICE COTTAGE HAMS or Mellow Meat M FRESH BRAINS, while thev last 2 M PORK SHOULDER STEAK, 2 lbs. 3] FRESH SPARE RIBS 2 lbs.J FRESH NECK BONES 4 lbs.® GREEN LABEL or MAN O’ WAR COFFEE 3 1 COCr MALT —SATURDAY ONLY 3 cans 51PERFECT OLEOM ARGERINE 2 ARMOUR’S PORK AND BEANS I canS J 4 boxes MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI 1 ,M » C SUGAR CURED SMOKED JOWELS 2 ,bs Sample Our Cheese Relish . ICE COLD MILK, Pt. sc. Coffee Cream and Whipping 1 , 5 Tall cans of EVAPORATED MILK 5 cans J HYDROX CHOCOLATE COOKIES Try Them 3 boxes Wc are going to have 2 cans of Yacht Club Peaches of n 2 cans of Yacht Club Apricots- Tomorrow .. 2 can »vL Free Deliveries all Day- But Please order as early as Phone 103 or 107

NEW DICTIONARY LISTS SLANG — Chicago. —(UP)—Noah Webster i might have thumbed through all I his source books and etymological I tables in vain and never found definitions of some ot the words listed in the new ‘"Historical Dictionary of American English.” Indeed, the worthy lexicographer I might be profoundly shoceked could he return today to examine the new | dictionary being prepared under the auspices of the University of Chicai go and the editorship of Sir William Craltle, for 30 years editor of the I Oxford dictionary. In the new dictionary is found the language of the street, the night cluh t and the speakeasy, of inventions. institutions and developments a undreamed of when Webster set

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