Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 268, Decatur, Adams County, 12 November 1931 — Page 6

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CORN HUSKERS IN TOURNAMENT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE; The smaller size of lowa's corn . ears, of which 165 weigh about i 100 pounds, was expected to handi-

Il Oundon I (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) coal is easy to order, easy to burn and easy on the pocketbook. Os course, it’s clean and uniform, but the big reason it’s such Good Coal I is that it holds fire so much longer, yet makes more heat than many coals that cost more. Try Dundon once, you’ll always use it. jHIISSASMHk Ittundoj DECATUR LUMBER CO., Decatur. Ind. WILLIAMS EQUITY EXCHANGE, Williams Station, Ind. CLINE LUMBER CO., Geneva, Ind. II

.u.asHBEnnMBaHBBBBMBBwnBMUKSBMnnaBnnaBKaBBBr jaKßßMMMOHaßFwusjiatmßiawßSi lO#Two &ft Glorious Value - Giving Dollaruaus AT DECATUR'S HOUSE OF FASHION The Entire Store Joins In AV ith Startling Values In Women's, Girls' and Misses’ NEW FALL and WINTER WEARABLES A Case Full—Just 18 of Them One Rack—More Than a Score of Them P ARTY DRESSES LADIES’DRESSES Charming styles developed in chiffons, nets, Rea Stv ish Frocks in Silks. Woolens. Jersey satins ano organdies. Dresses that were for- jgOJr ? nd P JJ" ts that * ere ° ri S na,! Y P r,ced at merly priced up to $16.75. in sizes 14 to 20— SSKsSj \I ,* 6 95 to sl6 '' s Q 9 DOLLAR DAYS fi»C flfl k DOLLAR DAY?—CHOICE t, CHOICE Jbd.VU Zfjl I y II Assortment Assortment Extra Special OStUHie Silk Ladies Ladies’ M Jewelry Line-eric Qill. ITzvcrv TT • -XT a \ 51 Reads. Lavaliers. Combinations. Slips, bilk Hose Hair Nets (KJ AZ P-iscelets and Ear and Bloomers. in Fancy Tops All Colors V Valuesup d ; ;,tv rotors. New Fall Shades Dollar Days to S 50 Values up to $2.93 Vnn’ll fl»t a Thrill Dollar Days Dollar Days Dollar Days Choice lOUII t>et a infill ' . QpairQl Q Out of These ' £>,e Z for M ZC REAL STYLISH IOC SI HATS Ladies’ and Misses’ $5.95 You can wear out of Extra Special-First. Quality RA IN CO AT S Our store $ Days P ar t »»00l Single New effects in assorted colors. All sizes from F ® r Only P I AI D BL A N NETS 14 to 44. Stylish Rain Proof Coats QQ Q- L? Y Choice of 4 color combinations: full bed size; DOLLAR DAYS—CHOICE ,J>) [ 3 large purchase direct from the mills make _____ this P rice possible Q-1 SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS ON ALL Formerly Priced up to $3.88 n ' " p ' 12 CHILDRENS COATS AND DRESSES 10 _ ?"* Corsets " 1 A" OFF Corselettes and Braziers DEEP PRICE CUTS ARE IN EFFECT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ON ALL THE NEW .ii'L?. DRESSES & COATS ENERY DRESS AND COAT IN THE STORE IS INCLUDED—NONE RESERVED. o^‘ OATS $23.00 Tlir pnftTC I^lX C . OATS $39.75 A o^X c . OATS . $25.00. LURI O eo-s $52 95 The New I IJJ < DRESSES All $7.95 DRESSES QQ /j AW, — O I /SSfelN P Lr '• BBf C D°;rr Cays bO.OO 15 A?• gfrvj 4VI W A $ ' 295 dresses COG” 4iiL At/’ M ■F.u. . D ' Divs •?•••*’) iji ’lt''. ■ * ' T ' A ” dresses <i< n- ziiValxsx- ■ ' \ 'Jk/'y iWEsCHEfc .An c r-,.. ! ♦.. to SSiili sW ' PWMhKmWI c> $'9.50 dresses QP aa*.-* kQh O' ar nav< ‘ - I i< F JpH IlgjjlgEsSiS? *** V_J Dent Have :Co Out of IK I A One:' ■■ to Get Sty es anj ce. ■■ WB £• F- WBi ■1 ra GASS O 91 ' 1 • i-hinn 'ton g LJ ' DECATUR ■ INDIANA

cap the Illinois and Indiana en» trants. The contestants are: Illinois —Orville Welch of ’Piatt county and Carl Seller of Knox county. Indiana — Robert Kitchell cf Wayne county and Harry Etter

of Renton county. Nebraska -George Noe of Nance . county and Harry Brown, of Cuming county. Kansas —Omer Little of Miami cuonty and 11. F. Roepke of Pottawattamie county. Ohio—Albert I-aukhuf of Paulding county and Ross Moon of: Warren county. Minnesota Bert Hanson of Nici ollet county and Theodore Balko i of Redwood county. lowa Lee Carey cf Marshall; I county and E. H. Hendricks of | I Grundy county. Missouri — Layton Roberts of| I Chariton county, and Ellsworth i Kapps of Andrew county. • MEETS PLANNED BY MINISTERS .CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE> I umn names the school, the second | ’he place wh re the program will i take place, and the third, the speak-! > er for the event: Riley Building, United Brethren , . church. Rev. A. B. Brown. No:th Ward. Methodist Church.' . Rev. C. R. Lanman. South Ward. Evangelical Church ; Rev. M. W. Sunderman. Centra! School. Presbyterian

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1931.

I Church, Rev. H. Ferntheil. High School, school auditorium. Rev. A. R Fledderjohann. The principals of the various schools will cooperate with the city ministers in sponsoring the Thanksgiving programs. The iprineipals include Miss Nell Winnes. John R! I Patrish, Miss Eva Acker. P. B. Thomas, and W. Guy Brown. HUNTERS EIND BODY OF GIRL ICJINTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) 'and red silk underwear. The young : woman apparently had been dead I between four and six weeks. The first hint of the victim's i identity came from J. E. Edwards. I inspector for the state department! lof education, who said he believed i | the body to be that of Miss Jean-1 I ette Forbes, Kankakee, HL. who I i disappeared six weeks ag« after i giving him evidence of an illegal J ■ operation she said was performed I 1 y the physician who employed her. Sheriff Lester Edinger of Me- i Henry county, who called medical I [experts to view the body and the! lonesome grave near a road, was I inclined to the belief that the; [young woman was a victim of the | beer racket in McHenry county. Edward said the clothing found

I with the mutilated body was sim- . liar to that worn by Miss Forbes when she was seen last. He asked t that it be sent to Chicago for ■ further inspection. Strands of hair ■ also found in the shallow grave 'resembled Miss Forbes', he said. INDIANA TOWNRAIDED; BOTH BANKS LOOTED iCONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE' was entered but the robbers were unabl • to open the Trust Company I vault. Four customers who were in the ' National bank when the men en-1 [ tered were forced to accompany ! I the employes to the rear of thg | I building. William Matthews, connected i with the insurance department, at-I: tempted to escape from a rear [window. One of the guards there I [captured him and forced him to return to the president’s room, with- . out firing. The auto in which the bandits ! fled was a black sedan bearing an ' Ohio license plate, number 595.237. They started northward on road 29. 1 in the direction of North Vernon. 1 Authorities believed they were : bound for a point in the direction of Cincinnati. o — CHINESE MOYE AGAINST JAPAN IN MANCHURIA (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) I : hemmed in. and confronted from l the north by an immensely superliur force of Chinese. Mukden, Manchuria. Nov. 12. — , <U.R) — Repairs to the Nonni river bridge, where a three-day battle was waged last week by Chinese and Japanese troops, were com- I pleted today after desperate work ' by a South Mancuria railway crew, and train service will he resumed tomorrow. • The bridge was damaged by Japanese aerial bombs directed at 'Chinese soldiers. When the Japanese first attempted repairs they were attacked by 5.000 Chinese under General Ma Chang-Shan, and a terrific fight followed. The bridge is on the Taonan-Anganchi line. a— t • COURT HOUSE Sheriff Burl Johnson accompan- j ied George Hindelang. Jr. and <Arth- j I nr Daniels to the state penal farm [ at Pudnambille yesterday. Hinden-: ling and Daniels will serve senten-! ices for chicken steeling. Charles Diehl was admitted to I the Richmond state hospital today ' for treatment. Cleo Hartman, et al. have brought i suit against Emanuel Becker to re- ! cover a deposit on purchase. Chicagoan Found Dead Chicago, Nov. 12—(UP) —Anson ' Mark. 60, member of the firm of i Clayton Mark and Company. Steele ■ manufacturers, was found dead to- ' . day in a closet of his office in the . civic niera building, apparently a 1 suicide. His body was discovered by offii ce employes some time after Mark I had been visited by bis son. Anson Mark. Jr. The employes had heard | no shot, they said. Young Mark was • . questioned by detectives. o Get Legal Advice i . Washington. Nov. 12 —(UP>—The labor department announced today that informatio ngathered in recent raids in Chicago and Detroit may enable it to proceed against persons Safe Pleasant Wav TO LOSE FAT How would you like to lose 15 pounds of fat in a month and at the same time increase your energy and improve your health? How would you like to lose a load of unhealthy fat that yon don't I need and don’t want and at the I same time feel better than you have for yea:s? How would you like to lose your double chin and your too prominent hips and at the same time make vour skin so clean and clear that [it will compel admiration? , How would you like to get your [ weight down to normal and at the | same time develop that urge for j activity that makes work a pleasure and also gain in ambition and [keenness of mind? IGet on the scales today and see i how much you weigh—then get an I S 5 cent bottle of Kruschen Salts i I which will last you for 4 weeks ' | Take one half teaspoonful in a glass of hot water before breakfast 1 every morning—cut out pastry and fatty meats —go light on potatoes, butter, c.eam and sugar—and when , you have finished the contents of this first bottle weigh yourself again. Now you will know the pleasant I way to lose unsightly fat and you'll also know that the 6 salts of Kruschen have presented you with glorious health. Leading druggists America over sell- Kruschen Salts — you ear always get it at Cutshall’s Cut Rate Drug Co. Try one bottle—if not [ (supremely satisfied —money back.

who have given legal or other advice to certain aliens who sought to escape deportation by Secretary Doak s atents. — o Two Women Are Hurt Indianapolis. Nov. 12 —(UP) — Mrs. William J. Alles. 45. and Mrs. Charles J. Conkey. both of Evansville, were Injured seriously heretoday when the auto in which they were riding collided with a utility I pole. Both were taken to City Hos- [ pital. o_ —_ [ Through an error the name of I [ Mrs. M. Moyer was omitted from ' I the list of in Wednes- , day night's edition of the Democrat. o Round Dance. K. of C. Hall. Thursday night. Gents 35c, lad ies 15c. '

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