Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 146, Decatur, Adams County, 20 June 1935 — Page 6

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NEW TYPE OR6AN TO BE USED South Haven, Mich. — (UP) — Hardly larger than your parlor piano, end only a trifle more complicated in mechanism, theorgatron invention of Frederick Albert Hosdike, has been selected for use at the Bach B. Minor Mims at Milwaukee. The orgatron fe described an being toe newest of electronic organs and a ,producer of tonal harmonics naturally, which according to acousticians. are »wsentlal to the production of pure pipe organ tone quality. The instrument contains no parts of a machine character, like rotating dines, or revolving miniature dynamos. Nor does it employ photo-. (electric, or on illating tubes. A

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I - ~ I WINNES SHOE SALE In Full Swing Never in the history of this Shoe Store have we given such wonderful Shoe Bargains! Profit is forgotten. We must reduce our stock. Every shoe is cut to the lowest possible price. We urge you to attend this shoe sale. Big assortment of Lad- BARGAINS! Mens Black Fancy Dress ies Fashion Slippers or . „ n v fn ra « in Oxfords and Ties, all 25 pair of Ladies Fancy Oxfords in assorted sizes, values to $3.50. Strap Slippers, size 3'/g styles, all sizes, S4.oU K"!.... $1.69 ::^ 1ue5 ....98c value ' $2.98 200 pair Ladies Slippers in \ large assortment of Oxfords in assorted r«Tu P r?r n St t r he PS huc TtFte Ladiesor Growing Girls styles. Men’s Fancy and narrow Heel, combina- White Sport Oxfords at White Calf, all sizes, $4 tion last. You must see Very Special Price, all value, very special price these as they are sure bar- sizes. gains. $5.50 value. Par . (VO $3.48 $1,98 $2,98 $2-98 , A Large Assortment Ladies M Hpavv Work Shoe Large assortment Ladies Fancy white Slippers in Mens Heavy w e Slippers in cut out ties. straps. Ties, Pumps, in all rubber heel, all solid, a -.11 SO value heels, at very Bargain Prices shoe for wear, all Sizes, all sizes, w.at value. $3.00 and $4.00 values. Snecial Ll‘ 1 PO $2.48 $1.98 $2.98 - sl-69 Ladies Kid Comfort Ladies Midnight Blue— SPECIAL PRICE Slippers, a Real Com- T j es an d Blonde Fancy Mens Outing Bal Work fort. Special Price Straps, all sizes, $3.50 Shoe. A shoe for real $1.49 a , ,1 $1,98 wc $1.98 Mens Black Fancy Toe Mens Molder Shoe, all Childrens Sandals at Blucher Oxfords, a real si g ial Price Bargain Prices, all sizes buy; all sizes: $3 value. from Infants size 6 to $1.98 $2.48 MisaeßßiM2 ...9Bc| TENNIS SHOE Boys White Calf, Fancy yy e handle a complete SPECIAL! Oxfords, all sizes line of Dr. Scholl’s Mens, Boys * QQ„ 1 Q remedies for all foot or Youths O*/C troubles. BE HERE EARLY FOR BARGAINS

small elbotric motor is used to drive a small wind blower which supplies I suction air for oscillating vlbratorrf. Like the iplayer piano, the orgatron Is provided with a unit which j enables an operator to use paper | rolls. Tunes of the new Instrument are J described as soft and carrying, and totally free ot the windy sound, sometimes .audible in the real pipe ! organ. The orgatron has been demonstrated in large buildings, and it > softest tones picked up in distant i corners. WILLSHIRE NEWS Bliss Kvres is home from Ada. to spend the summer with hie grandmother. Mre. Agnes Hill. Miss Mildred Wolfe left Saturday for Columbus to take a sum- | mer course at the university. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Better and

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B. By HARRISON CARROLL Copprtpht, 1935. Kino Feature, Syndicate, Ina HOLLYWOOD. — Since Jean Harlow talked to a group of southern sorority girls on the telephone. Hollywood celebrities have been swamped by long distance calls from

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tans. I The funniest story, though, is I told by James Cagney. Several days ' ago. Boston • called the actor at the Warner Brothers - First National studio. Ordl na r lly, • star wouldn't be summoned to 1 answer a blind call, but this time, Cagney waa

At the other end of the wire was a girl named Margaret Franklin. "Will you please send me an autographed picture?" she asked. "Yeah.” said Cagney, "but why did you go to the expense of calling me long distance. A card would have done as well." Came a giggle. "Oh. that's okay." said the girt "This Isn't costing me a cent. You see I’m calling from a vacant house and the telephone hasn't been disconnected yet.” T — Alan Hale is smiling again. The other night, during an Impromptu dance, he broke several bones in his foot and it looked as It R-K-O would have to replace him In "The Last Days of Pompeii". But now the studio has changed its mind. Alan will keep the part, doing it on crutches. Just as another studio recently changed • script so Donald Crisp could go on with a picture with a crushed hand. The new Gary Cooper home In Brentwt-od will l>e comparatively unpretentious. It is to be Bermuda style architecture, all on one floor and will contain only two bedrooms. Gary Is undecided yet about a swimming pool, but if he has one. it will be small. He'll have a tennis court, though, for that Is one of his favorite sports and there is plenty of room on the two-acre estate. This home isn't to be confused with the ranch of Gary's dreams. He hasn't found the location for that yet. Remember the cheeky hoax put over by Margaret Linds.,y when she got a job in 'Cavalcade" by pretending she was English? Well, the lad who taught her her accent lx now daughters Kathleen and Harriet, Mr. and Mre. Rolland Better and ternily were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mre. Miles Better of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wolfe attended the funeral of tlrei rbrother-in-law Sunday afternoon at Craigville Ind. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hileman, Mr. tand Mre. J. A. Cox and Mr. and Mrs.

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in Hollywood and will be talking with a Missouri drawl In King Vidor s "Sa Red the Rose”. His name Is Robert Cummings and he comes from Joplin. But like Margaret, he had to get an English accent to succeed. He acquired his by living a year In England. Later on. when be was a success on Broadway, he was able to teach Margaret In five weeks Now he las to forget the broad As and I be natural. What producer had everybody wondering by slipping in late to a preview with a girl nobody knew and I by having her leave the theater sepI arately and meet him at Ills car? [ Since he Isn't married, Hollywood I wonders why all the mystery. i HOLLYWOOD TICKER-TAPE— Doris Deane Is writing a life story of Roscoe Arbuckle and it may be made into a movie. . . . According to those who talked with them the other night at the Club New Yorker. Mae Murray is trying to get Maxie Rosenbloom to give up flghtlng. . . . Eddie Sutherland still hasn't received any of that English Inheritance of a year and a half ago. so be goes to IxPidon to look Into the matter as soon as he previews "Diamond Jim Brady". . . . The Joya restaurant, a swank, small-capacity room, opens this month on the second floor of Thelma Todd's sidewalk case. It'll offer one cocktail, the Joya, that costs 32 50 a copy. Made of champagne. peaches and a little grenadine. and served in Dilsener glasses. Roland West in- w

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vented it . . . Alice Faye Is ill with laryngitis and a Walter Wanger troupe Is shooting around her. . . . Judith Allen writes from Brooklyn that Hubby Jack Doyle Is In trainI n g and that both of them are living on a ranch. . . . Eddie

I Horton and his folks are to sail on ■ I the Normandie for that European . film and pleasure jaunt. . . . Joe E. Rrown does "Elmer the Great" on the radio when he goes east. . . . And Elsie Ferguson 111 will act in "Peter Ibbetson", which once served the first Elsie so well. DID YOU KNOW— That Barry Norton origlniTlv came to America with a group of young Cuban bloods to see Firpo tight Frank Cox motored to Fort Wayne Sunday and spent the day. Mre. Eunice Rihodes was a guest Sunday of relatives in Decatur. Mr. and Mre. W. A. Fields and Miss Esma Riley as assistant hostess, delightfully entertained their Sunday school class Wednesday evening. News of the death of William Dal’ty of Fort Wayne was received I I Monday He was a former resident II of Willshire. The Dorcas class of the M. E. 1 Sunday school was delightfully eni tertained Tuesday evening at tihe I home of Mrs Jacob Shell with Mrs. I Charles Geisler assistant hostess. i Business was transacted followed | by a iprogram of songs, readings, I duets and contests. The hostesses served ice cream, cake and coffee. I The next meeting will be a picnic ' in the park. I In a pretty and impressive wedd- ! ing ceremony. Miss Margaret, i daughter of Mr. and Mre. John 1 Byer and Carl Kuhn of Fort Wayne Indiana were married Sunday morni ing in Huntington, Indiana. Bishop 1 Albert Johnson performed the i single ring ceremony. The bride I was beautiful in a lilac gown, with accessoroies to harmonize. The couple were attended by Miss Mary Bancroft of Urbana and Stephen Buchanan of this place. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to the bridal iparty. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn left on a motor trip visiting points of interest in several sates. They will live in Fort Wayne. | Trade in a Good Town — Decatur Il S ALWAYS ON TAP ’3 ■ STALEY’S M Ijl Confectionery M jfl We Deliver J |gj - Phone 205 JUST RECEIVED New shipment of beautiful DRESSES and WHITE COATS I MRS. M. MOYER t 128 N. 4th st.

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