Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 163, Decatur, Adams County, 10 July 1934 — Page 8

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NEBRASKA RIVER I CONTAINS COLD • Pauline. Neb., —(U.R.' —HopeM for Ji-ofltabje mining of gold from ■ flt-prwits of snnd along 'be Blue ] Jlveb»2>et’.veen Pauline ami lxl Roy, were given a boon! by reports

For Dollar Day - EVERY ONE A SPECIAL — Ventilating; Wings Jewelled Bumper For Closed Cars Guards ~airs l-98 $3-95 Schrader Tire Gauges, eachs9c Polishing Cloth, 15 yards29c PISTON RING SETS Ford Model Chevrolet 6 sl-50 Close out of ail leather goods CONSISTING OF POCKET BOOKS. CIGAR AND CIGARETTE CASES. GAME SETS. etc. At Less Than V 2 Price Englands Auto Parts Ist. Door South of Cour! House Phone 282

r 71/ ¥y/jF Wz j \ 1 wfl : 1 V //h iftJt t /fl I J IjLaAj C 8 K -* - -■*-»* —- Dress Special 'JU Pure White \ L _ _yjfc __ fc 6 st. Dennis \ “ •* k /fl Included in this special arc p) cups “ nd ““’ —-» >• “ v’*> Sr cers ’ 1 mllk I \"*i A- q Cool, Crisp, summer linen ill pitcher, set of / -J. . \2- \ 3 mixing bowls / ‘ dresses as w ell as some color- Vi I to match ZZ ful vat-dyed prints, Ss "“*• \ 4 V —a’sc—- ~ CHILDREN’S PRINT W 9 —T 1p S W S9t DRESSES f\ — for school opening. /A shorts anT \ —. fi >«''>'-/-JB ■»- H |y\ SHIRTS it./ ah this for $1 > '1 ~■' T I lIV.v-’L 1 V* i** *> \II 2 Pair Shorts J «X'• V 'i> KIP S IV 3 Athletic / BARGAIN TABLES Jj)n Thursday. Dollar Day, You will get bargains in every R * ■department, our half price tables will mean savings to n chenille \ She ladies who visit them. rp rugs \ 2 , A few of the items \\ •' Beautiful co - C lOk VOl? WiH fin(l ~Pre Sf Bathrooms. / p*-’'- are; Rayon wear. V •’for $1 / .xtfgrSjjsSS&v ti lts. Dresses, Coll- \ Thursday Only II ar and Cuff Sets, //} < • Blouses. Sweaters. w n S P/il •4' Girdles. Purses, etc. I 3&*u» TMaurd. -Bl Day Features Candy Specials <^ z , , , // 80-Square Iron f url -•! ~ comp. 20c ASSORTED XF.WPORTS / Vat Dyed Vj jzu P< ~>, f,„„ , . ~,. A delicious, iasty. crispy. IL prints \ • g '!..•.■' .j. summer confection "| A z> ; c Regular 19c \ Electric Irons SI.OO pound Ivl £/) Effidric Toasters ...SI.OO Thursday Only y si.OO /, Electric Hot Plates .SI.OO Orange Ade, bottle .... 5c X I Thursday Only // •'thermo Juga SI.OO Lemon-Lime, glass ... 5c 8 Jumbo Ice Cream cones 5c *■■ |r -

I of assay offices on samples of the I sand submitted for inspection. Two samples analyzed at Denver are reported to have shown flour gold present in the sands in the amount of more than $5 per ton. Recently, a number of sample borings have been made to deter'mine Whether the gold is present i over a largo area, or is restricted | to the pocket from which the first | ■ taken. Nearly a;

0 dozen borings were made and the samples taken from sand at water level. Several mineral leases on land 1 In this vicinity have been ob- * talned within the past several 1 i weeks. If further assay reports show that the flour gold can be ’ obtained from an extensive area. ’ machinery for Its removal probably will be brought here. 1 Presence of gold in the Blue I River sands has been known for 1 ; some time hut processes for its profitable extraction have heen I developed only recently. o , — Youth Just Can't Lose Seal I Winthrop. Mass. — (U.R)—A haby . seal that drinks milk from a bottle i refuses to leave Lawrence Wood, . 16, who captured it off Winthrop ' ' shore. He caught it. thinking that 1 the acquarinm would want it, but ' ’ acquarium ogidals refused it. Then 1 deciding it would be best to put it I back into the sea. he rowed a few I miles out in a boat and released it. 1 Then he hauled the voat onto the 1 ’ stand, Wood discovered that the , I seal had followed the boat back to shore. He decided to keep It for a 1 pet and the seal seems content. o Gander Replaced Watch Dog Union. Wis.—(U,R> — Paul Christianson, farmer near here, has no 1

ÜBIIDVII, lauuci — need for a watch dog on his premises. An old gander performs that duty with great efficiency. If an introducer puts in his appearance, the gander hisses a warning. If the trespasser still remains, the gander grabs a bill-full of flesh and hangs on. Tennessee Highway Job Tough Knoxville, Tenn. —(U.R- — Os a " the highway construe.’.on projects , in the nation, the heaviest is the I New Found Gap. now about 15 per I cent completed. It is 13 miles long : and requires excavation of approximately 45,000 cubic yards of dirt and dock per mile. It contemplates the use of some 25,000 cubic yards of native rock masonry. The Gap is situated in the Great Smoky I Mountains National Park.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1931.

ST. PETERSBURG HAS LAND BOOM St. Petersburg, Florida —(U.R) — St. Petersburg is suffering from' the growing pains Os anothbff j mounting real estate boom, as | realators enjoy tlieir best business In more than four years. From j January 1 to May 31. property valued at $2,575,800 has been sold here. Few business buildings and I hotels are listed in this turnover.; the great majority of sales being i confined to winter homes and apartment houses. Every ten years for four decades. St. Petersburg has launched into a heavy real estate boom, the first getting under power in 1894 | when the first railroad was built j t brought the heart of the then | fishing village. Another got under way in 1904. The world War breaking in Aug-' ust of 1914, nipped a roaring land- j boom and the third coming in 1924 and lasting into 1926 made and broke millionaires. The present furore started in the gulf island village of Pass-a-1 . 11l - « 1 —I 1n « A, ~I K .1'„ C t Skf I

Grille, 14 miles southwest of St. Petersburg, spreading northwards to Treasure Island and Maderia I Beach, then leaping across Boca j Ceiga Bay to the mainland. Prices on down town properties within three months have risen 25 per cent over distress values as every available skilled workman has been absorbed in making re-1 pairs and improvements in remodeling the older structures and I in building new homes and apartments. o — Jack Rabbits Invade Valley Wichita, Kan.—(U.R) —Thousands lof jack rabbits, trekking up the

Arkansas valley in quest of green victuals, have brought something of a plague to this section. Owners of gardens to which the advancing legions paid visits said the i rabbits must have traveled far on an empty stomach, judging from their appetities. o Statue To Be Moved St. Louis, Mo.—(U.R)—A bronze f statue of Edward Bates, who was Abraham Lincoln's opponent for I the Republican nomination for r President in 1860, is to be removed from a park highway entrance here to make way for a new ex-1 press highway, it will be re-erect-1 ed elsewhere in Fortest Park. Bates died here in 1869. o Sub Sailor Quits on Pension Milwaukee.—(U.R)—Completing 18 years service on a submarine with the U. S. Navy, Allison E. Gourley. 36, gray-haired, has returned to Milwaukee to live on a pension. Allison joined the navy in 1917. at 19. He served in the World War and had the unpleasant experience of spending 18 doubtful hours in a submarine stuck in the mud at the bottom of the ocean. i o I Soviet to Have Filling Stations ! Moscow.--(U.R —The Societ Union | is planning to build a number of I roadside filling stations and gar- ' ages in the American manner. The | first of these will be located on | highways leading fron'i Moscow.

AGAIN CHICAGO is the Gayest gr- ''*r City in the World. BS ONCE AGAIN Edjll Particular people , \ choose Hotel Sherman RSi W 1700 ROOMS Bv :,; WS ’7OO BATHS *' FROM OAIET Mt e I H 1 I ■ CLARKLAKE » LA SAIL! STREETS

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