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PLANS ■ which should “be the' 1 , ntrlotfc event In Muncie Itßr’uJ.irt War days. ht> hPhl ’ K ...v afternoon. '’■ldav will be * ven " ver 10 * e ' ’ I, services, band contests. ■ r,, “d Pistol matches, golf and ■>' ‘ The marksmanship ■’ awill start Sunday morn the afternoon, the prelim- ■ . irtnn corps and band com - ..in take place on the CenWa Is at the same field, under i at night. Seats for more v fi iiiiti pri sons will be avail- « _ ■any never Inspect cause | backaches K| Thii 01J Treatment Often ■ Bnnp Hsppy Relief Os P.m ’I ■ .. Hff- rers relieve nagging ~ ■: -li- klv on.-e they discover ■ .... „f their trouble ■i be tired kidneys. , ■L kll |nevs are one of Natures vs of taking the acids and . n-td I ,f th'/ don’t • ■: ■* . a day and so get rid of ■ ’I otinds of waste matter. ■ J . ,- .. sos kidney tubes may K.‘.trouble with frequent „ tth scanty amount Ha smart and burn, the 15 ■>." f k:dn-v ’ •-s may need flushK rut This >1 iriger signal may be ■ w.--i’.c -f nagging backache. ■ <r < loss of p. |> ami energy, get- . age swelling, puffiness unill hrs and dizziness. • .it for serious trouble. Ask ur druggist for Doan’s Pills — „ „ v... .. been used successfully over t' l years by millions of ■,..10 They give happy relief and help flush out the 15 miles of tubes. Get Doan’s Pills.

(Saturday Specials ■ Every Item Advertised A Wonderful Bargain. In Some Cases ■ Quantities Limited. We Advise Early Shopping. Il High Grade GRANITE CUPS A special Group of | c;iL Caatiiw GRANITEWARE I 1 AND DIPPERS Pudding Pans. Sauce Pans, I ft rlSil LINE Double Boilers. Wash Bas- | ; For aii Game Fish Sale Price * ns ' I? SALE PRICE SALE PRICE 12c 5c 7c II / . Each - Each ■ SALE OF FINE II SUN GLASSES SALE OF TINWARE ■ Protects Your Eyes From ValuesTolsc ■I The Sun Glare. DIPPERS YOUR CHOICE II MV SAUCE PANS I .< CAKE PANS I P WASH BASINS |j U FUNNELS IJ ■■ " GRADERS M| I ti MEASURING CUPS || COOKIE PANS Each ■ p a j r ■ Large 21 oz. Bottle' ———— I Furniture Polish GRANITWARE & ALUMINUMWARh X A Wonderful Bargain DISH PANS „ ~.. gt , SALE PRICE |J — PRESERVING KETTLES $ M A COFFEE POTS 1 I COLANDERS g ■■ I Wlj pending pans ■ |hy ® ■ ■■ H STEW KETTLES ■ K tj WASH BASINS Ea - II ■“— 1 ~”~~~^22Z“—— I GROUP OF ALUMINUMWARE & GRANITEWARE | ROASTERS, TEA KETTLES, DOUBLE BOILERS, COLANDERS. || KETTLES. VX ATER BUCKETS, etc Each B 25 Foot Coil High Quality j t"" I Garden Hose ?k 1 JJII I; COMPLETE WITH COUPLINGS ■ H f hardwarehome furnishings

able. Prizes, totaling $1,300 and trophies will be awarded the win ning organizations. I One of the highlights of the con vention will be the attendance of Mrs. Melville Muckelatone, national Auxiliary president. Mrs. Muckelstone, a former resident of Black 'ford county, Indiana, several weeks ago accepted the invitation to attend her home state’s convention. She will address a Joint session of the Legion and Auxiliary on Sun day morning. Muncie will offer commodious buildings for the convention activities, all located near the downtown hotels. The Legton will meet in Central high school auditorium. The Auxiliary sessions will be held lin the tnillion-dollar Masonic Temple. The 40 and 8 wreck will be staged in the new municipal I garage, a big structure erected by I the city and the federal governI ment. • State officers of the 40 and I 8 declare it the most suitable meet.ing place ever offered the organization. o ATTEMPT TO /PONT I N’’ ’KJ? FP OM pAGEJtN'E) arraigned in Bow street police I ; court charged with "unlawful of firearms with intent to endanger life." He was remanded for eight days. His lawyer, Alfred Kerstein, said Mahon most emphatically denied any attempt at assassina- | tion or desire to assassinate. Sergt. John Sands quoted the j prisoner as having said: "The king wasn’t hurt, anyway, was he? I didn’t want to hurt him anyway.’’ Sands said the prisoner had in has pocket a black-edged envelope containing a postcard picture of the king. . Mahon, (Stands declared, told

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I' him: I ’’lt's all the fault of Sir John I Simon (home secretary). I wrote to him last night and telephoned ’ to him this morning." Then he ■ asked If the king hud been hurt and said. ’’l only did it as a protest.” I o PLAN BIDS ON (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) tersections where grade separi ations are not feasible or practical . due to local conditions and com- . paratively light traffic. It is estimated that the total I cost of Increased protection for I motorists at the 161 intersections . where the signals are to be erectI jed will equal the cost of construc- [! tion of about seven grade separ- . atlons. o Winchester Man Is Dead Os Injuries Winchester, Ind.. JJitly 16 —(UP) I—Lawrence Cook, Winchester, died last night at the Randolph county hospital from Injuries suffered in an automobile accident near here Sunday. Ralph Stump. Winchester, riding in the car with Cook, died at the hospit*.' soon after the accident. Arthur Hariden. Muncie, another occupant of the car, is in critical condition. ■ ' o Mildred Beer Is Given Scholarship Indianapolis. July 16 —Award of a freshman scholarship by Butler University to Mildred Beer of Monroe for the 1936-37 school year han keen announced by President James W. Putnam. The award will become effective with the opening of the

university for its elghty-eecond annual school year on Sept. 10. Approximately 100 recent high school graduates are being similarly honored in all parts of the state by Butler University this fall. Selection of recipients fa done on a liasfa of evholarshfrp and Interest In college study. The awards will be renewed during the sophomore year if a satisfactory academic average Is maintained. President Ihitnam lias announced. 1 o ■ Truck Driver And Cargo Disappear Indianapolis, July 16.— (U.R)-vDis-appearance of John 8. Vlrt, local truck driver, and his SB,OOO merchandise cargo was reported today to police. • Virt*s wife notified police last night he had wired her from Pontiac, 111., asking that she forward some money Immediately. Local authorities contacted Pontiac police who picked up Vlrt for ques-

-V—— ■' — drygoods and china TO MAKE WAY FOR A BETTER AND LARGER DRY GOODS Johnson Chintz LADIES ( RLPL >r XTS AND CHINA D EP’T. WE ARE OFFERING WONDERFUL D r FSSFS „ \ S BARGAINS DURING THE REMODELING OF OUR STORE. l ast Colors Former SI.OO Values IF YOU CAN STAND THE NOISE AND CONFUSION 15c yard IT WILL PAY YOU WELL TO ATTEND THIS SALE. - 49 c Each I fifrf LADIES S ' LK SENSATIONAL SALE OF Fine q»ai»y ZUi ft Ladies Wash Dresses —“ - First Quality Bleached or Unbleached ON ALL Sale Price A GROUP OF BEAUTIFUL DRESSES. MATERIALS OF SEERSUCKER, EYELETS. PRINTS ' ’ ' ' '' FLOKDOT BATISTE. FLOKDOT GINGHAM. Oqfe ***o BRIDGE SETS ■> Ojft $1.98 to $3.98 Values "J® ’ ’ LUNCH SETS U I g g V TABLE LINEN M ® H HC Z Yard COTTAGE SETS Fmh RUFFLED CURTAINS M « ■ fc "I UNION SUITS 49C Set -Me Length ladies white 33c Checker Mesh 39c Mat-La-Sheer Boys $1.19 Sizes''(iL iii 11 on inwr A Beautiful New Plain and Figured Pattern WASH SUITS SILIV rH/or. . Summer Dress Fabric. Ideal Material for Materials of Poplin, Suit Former values to 79c sale Price Cool Summer Dresses Seersucker and Crashes 29c air 27c ard 29c ard 99c tit MISSES COTTON — VESTS X'sX China and Glassware Splendid Quality Beautiful Rayons Great Opportunity To Save On 1 lain vh,h g / and Crepes. tKT , zii • * .»• CUP and SAUCER 1- Each ‘Noritake China, American Dinnerware 3-4 and Long Sleeves. 15c value u „ s and ‘Fostoria’ Glassware “ Sale Price ENTI RE STOCK AT A , l Sale of SQ oa QC Each *** SS ” Reduction Misses Summer I I ft TFA C-Z' -. Kiddies 19c wSSL. SI.OO Skirts at 50c 55555555 I X ® ® ® *"■’ ® SL ' IS -I . I HARDWARE out HOME FURNISHINGS C Su "

•' tionlng. The truck driver disappeared i while Pontiac police cheeked his - utory of having left the cargo and > trailer at three placea. The mer- . chandiae wan consigned from the i Globe Cartage company here to i the Universal Carloading and Dis..trlbiiTThg Company, Chicago. Polly Moran Delays Filing For Divorce I Holly wood, July 16 —(UP) —Pol- , ly Moran today delayed filing divorce charges against her husky husband. Martin Malone, once a I coaist intercollegiate welterweight champion who objected with flats , to being called "Mr. Moran” by visiting E'ks and officers The divorce, for which she order- ■ i ed attorneys to prepare after Ma[lone waved a gun at her, would I I wait until Malone faced charges ■ brought on by allegedly berating her ■ and socking a policeman, the film

| comniedlan said. I “There’s no hurry” she added, i "I suppose there’ll be a trial and I ether matters and 1 decided to wait • until the sues is over." II o ■— > Minnesota Governor Undergoes Operation Rochester. Minn., July 16 —(UFt —Gov. Floyd B. Ofaon, leader of ! Minnesota's farmer-labor party, successfully underwent an operation at the Mayo Clinic today. The operation was performed in an effort to build up the waning strength of the governor. A chronic • ailment and the intense heat of recent weeks had caused the execu- ! tive to lowe weight and vitality, hospital attendants eaid. Olson went on the operating table at 7 A. M. “He stood the operation very well indeed,” said Dr. A. W. Foagi Innd. in a formal bulletin. ■ I o Trade in a Good Town—Decatur.

MAKE THE MOST OF YOURSELF I ■ •' T Personal appearance is often a contributing factor to succees. Make the most of yourself by learning how to appear to (he best advantage in public. The Booklet "Beauty Aids," now ready for you at our Service Bureau at Washington, has sections on care of th" skin, hair, eyrts, hands, feed find teeth; suggestions on choice of clothing and dressing to the best, advantage; and general heajth ( suggestions ns an aid to good looks, it will help you. Send the coupon below, with a dime enclosed, for your copy: i CLIP COUPON HBRE [ Dept. B-123, Dally Democrat's Service Bureau, 1013 Thirteenth street, Washington, D. C. Send my copy of the booklet BEAUTY AIDS, for which 1 enclose a dime (carefully wrapped), to cover return postage and handling costs: II -NAME STREET and No . CITY «... STATE I am a reader of the Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, Ind.

Writing Upsets Golf | . New Bedford, Mass. (U.R) — . Massachusetts’ oldest mayor had I to give up hte gods game the other | day because he had signed 306 ' diplomas. Seventy-eight-year-oid

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I Mayor Charles S. Ashley said he had gripped a pen for severij hours and was afraid it would interfere with the proper gripping of his clubs. o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur