Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 286, Decatur, Adams County, 3 December 1936 — Page 7

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ECATrn DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1936.

••top there Mr. Rowe ve It will K ou to Washington. * 1 1 —■—■■<> markets at a glance Strsks: fractions to 2 points higher , n m ~!e-nt 0 tl . a(ll| . k Bonds: irregular, U. 8. governnient igaues higher. , <’urb stock*: irregularly higher, i ncago stocks: irregularly higher. foreign exchange: easy. I Cotton: unchanged to 2 points I lower. (■rains: wheat higher, corn easy. < hicago livestock: hogs strong, '•attic and sheep steady. Rubber: unchanged to 1 point lower. Silver bar a,t New York: off one-half at 46c. —— Q. Tax Administrators VN ill Meet Next Week Indianapolis. Ind., Dec. 3—(UP)— Supplementary state legislation for the federal social security program and collection of payroll contributions for unemployment insurance arc two of the 'principal topics for the fourth annual conference of the national association of tax administrators to meet here Dec. 6-7. R Gordon Wagem t, director of the bureau of unemployment compensation of th federal security board, wil be e ■ o’ the speakers. Pointing or hat most states will reed additio al revenue to pay their share oft! security program, Clarenc A. Jackson, director of the ' Indian gross income tax and secre;t -tieasurer of the association, .1 improvement in administrative methods to Increase income from Misting taxes also will be an important subject for the conference. fi fi c nun is,? ww Headache. I IQI 111. TABLETS 30 mlnutvN. *. ILA I'.. MIMI DROPS Try ••Hub-Aly-Tiani”—-World’s Bern Liniment FOUND AT LAST Relief for muscular aches and pains when due to rheumatic dis orders, lumbago, etc. Prescription Q-623 has helped thousandsol people when many other remedies have failed. Try a bottle today Price SI.OO. We suggest you try Q-Tabs while using Q-623. B. J. SMITH DRUG CO. Decatur, Ind.

FIELD AGENT |! HEBE MAY Unemployment Compen- j sation Division Agent ' To Be Here Friday Adams county employers with H questions concerning the Indiana j unemployment compensation law' ’ will have an opportunity to obtain |i assistance here Friday, December J 4, when John 11. Brooks field agent |< for the state unemployment com- | pensatlon division, will be station-!’ ed at the local auto license branch. ' it was announced today by Dee 1j Fryback, branch manager. |< Indiana employers of eight or i more persons have been subject ' to contributions of 1.2 per cent of ' payrolls for the unemployment | fund since April 1. Reports, to- i gether with payments of contribu- . tions, are due by the 20th of each ’ month, covering payrolls for the ' preceding month. 1 Contributions made under the | Indiana law are to be deducted ‘. from a federal unemployment pay ! roll tax due by January 31, 1937, ' on 1936 pay rolls of employers of; | eight or more persons. Up to - nine-tenths of the federal tax may I be deducted if this amount has j been contributed to the state unemployment fund. The Indiana pay roll rate of 1.2 per cent for the nine months after April 1, 1936, will on the average, equal ninetenths of the federal tax of 1 per cent for the full year. Warning has been received from the division, however, that under the federal law contributions to the state fund may be deducted) only if the contributions have been I made prior to the time the federal tax becomes due. Thus, it was explained, an employer who has not made his contributions to the Indiana fund before January 31, will be required to pay not only the full state contribution hut also may have to pay the entire federal pay roll tax without deductions. During 1936, contributions are required under the Indiana unemployment compensation law only from employers. In 1937, employers subject to the law will contribute 1.8 per cent and employees .9 of 1 per cent of wages. Benefits will be paid to eligible unemployed persons after April 1, 1938. o • * STAR SIGNALS I — BY—l— OCTAVINE 1 Foh persons who netleve that human destniy is guided by the planet, the daily b'-roseope is outlined by a noted astrologer. In addition to inr >rmatlon of general interest, it outlines -nfortnatlon -~f special Interest to persona born on the designated dates. December 4 Affected by the vibrations today are those born from August 11 through 30, and all others in more or less degree. General Indications Morning—Doubtful. Afternoon —Good Evening—Good. Noon and late evening are the l est times today. Birthdate If your birthdate falls on Dec. 1 4 you should be fond of your home i and a good citizen. Gaurd your health, employment and relations with inferiors during June 1937. Charges may occur. Plan financial advancement for yourself during January, 1937. Danger—Aug. 28 through Sept. 5 1937.

MWMMRMMWWjMBKIIII I ■IIIIBIM Opening Saturday of the New HOME GROCERY I Monroe, Ind. i Saturday, Dec. 5 Come in and register. Several , Basket of Groceries to be given away FREE Saturday at 4 p. m. and 8 p. m. j ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ X I |! FISH Fresh Blue Pike fillets, ' Perch, Pickerel, Blue Pike. [I Sea Perch fillets. Haddock fillets. Halibut, Spiced Her- . ring, Salt Mackerel. Standard and I, Extra Select Oysters. I Phone 193 City Fish Market jj Free Delivery 114 W. Monroe St. Across from Adams theatre. t IMIIIHIIIIII MIMI

S'Tla DIIDPUACC : ' UltonfWt I ~ SALE! i ATTENTION LADIES! We were fortunate in purchasing the entire stock fc. fSejjaF •' an d xtures the Valette Coat and Dress Shop, Fort Wayne, consisting of IB over 500 of the finest coats and dresses manufactured. Not cheap, shoddy ? JW merchandise, but garments actually made to sell at the high price. HERE IS I JJ* V. Vm YOUR OPPORTUNITY! We purchased this stock at an unusual low price wj I A J* 1 and ARC PASSING THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU. We have moved the entire stock to our store and now offer these exclusive Coats and Dresses at the jZ~ . ) ' aJ GREATEST SAVINGS ever offered in Decatur. Words cannot describe these w, f c ’ » 'j ' values! You must really see for yourself. On sale this—- : WErFRI. and SAT. 'i OiO Sensational! • ;':LnDfCCCC I 4 /' •' i'j'i./JR AU®w^w' Never before a selection * IIVW 8| y-.v r of Coats as alluring as M B R—, IkJP ll—. H. J 1 * Vk. . Mostly richly fur BBS’kF . " tr 1 mrr ' e<j ' ar| d fabrics that F denote the exclusiveness pF"iIMMk. You’ll marvel at the array of color, style 1 each garment. Placed ' and ' ndivit)ual 'ty portrayed in these lovely “ 4 in three groups and Dresses, arranged in the three special * priced at I groups, priced at 40 i Group 1 ■ ’ 4 11 I values to $15.00 i s B‘ BB ® s § I-®® I I 2 QQ values to $16.50 values to $22.50 m to $4 95 w I sg.BB sl4-88 4.88! silk m » i ?L NVASH DRESSES A & Full Fashioned HOSE I Ketrular SI.OO values. i f all sizes, wanted f” 04 se,ecli ° n pat ' S shades h’ fll| V’ K7.. I I 98c I i EXCLUSIVE ITEMS INCLUDED IN THIS PURCHASE £ SNOWSUITS ' Ladies’All-Wool ladies'silk scarfs 59c t 0 $l 95 & all sizes in new styles - I? SWEATERS [LADIES' silk scarfs 49c w and patterns. F V 1 I I' 1 LADIES' SMOCKS 98c to $1.95 W « i & large selec ion, || LADl es' wool scarfs 25c 95 95 S . many styles j LAD iES’ purses 49c to $1.95 to & QQ/» Mi*? J LAD,ES ’ HOUSE SLIPPERS 49c t 0 U. 49 — A ga t/Ot to (BRIDGE TABLE COVERS 98c F ft? I CHINA CHOCOLATE SETS ? 9 = r " CIGARETTE cases * IOO 3? Children's “2) * LADIES' COMPACTS 49c DRESSES 4? i ’CHROMIUM and GLASS ICE BOWL AND TONGS * W " “ » i Sy* Women’s whatnot stand of walnut 290 W " ,(^ e selection, new La ’ PURE SILK HOSE fancy book ends 590 g styles at real savings i § Full fashioned, all china dog salt & peppers ’° c QQ Z . d» |AO " wanted shades hand embroidered pillow cases 9 ° c e, ./OU to vpl .<7O " t hand made bridge sets 98c ' M TQp rayon AND COTTON TABLE COVERS 59c i SHEET AND PILLOW CASES « I ' 9B W) j Si BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS 25c df > ’ LX7~~ ÜB, g COATS % Ladies:’ two-piece Buv jn (hjs spe eial F c>/ Ohx ■ CORDUROY SLITS sd j jn> , Rval v ’ alues> t ia'i JvA M in red, brown, green and M » ' v i «2:»8 i***-!*"! j Womcn . s g Women's I W WOOL SKIRTS | I EVERYTHING FOR THE KIDDIES! g ’’ A -J A A S g Many patterns to g f W A fme selection m sn<s choose from, special J Beautiful Dolls 49c to $ 2 ’ 95 t J China Gift Sets 25e to $1.06 j 98c .. $3.95 J | Doll High Chairs 98c g i Merry-Go-Round Game 81.491 silk W blouses i| steimns and 1 . rx i 4 41,. W F' ne assortment of styles ‘ ‘ » Toy Target acts Special Bloomers, good qualI ' and many other Attractive |g 98c .. $ 1.95 If T”‘ ) Games and Toys. — to -19 C » ~ 0,, -r 1 ’ rad I*'’ lS till''lS for At GN. dwfiHLLING _» STOggn %

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