Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 5 April 1939 — Page 2

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« 'LAIN* ALLOW KU A Fill 1. *, teas •Heeellaaeeae l '"“‘"‘* co O. N. g»« .* st De.alur, ugm |>aw«r iuii *•••Phene vo. pu<.n* 47. n rmUk I'ruu ue supplies ... **.l. K , •"♦’’ly. Jl d.p, hire •‘•rniovo Dubach . 18, hir. .. sees U Remy Hleriy Ttana, tipis *,*v v*' •‘•my Hivriy vuataaa ...... gi.e. M. **• Vera ci aa o*i> t.j> Mary Cowan dep. niiv ~ , •' Lewis MU. Bar elk hire ~ . 50 ee ls , * l i 1 Klchar pustag. lew Allv. Lenhart <l.p, Mr. _ u ,ei *-• H. Kauffman 4u _ ;*w Huth HniiHMw.ni. pu.laa* IW hr* J v.n* 1 * *► Mir * Ufc ** M W Mlll.r mileage 100 uv M-,? ' *** ,i * r *’d of prlaunaia *4.w Klkfa Tyn-Uil co. dltcfa g M . k „ Jacob Graber do .... Andraw M< lilrack do _ Hu Lloyd Bowman do _ a* |a H.nry Bauer do ilm Clifton E. Striker i*aiar> post, 14* to *•!■•“••• *• Mi.ro .salary _ <7.40 K -lr,h * r mtlvage _ 3* XJ tab’ll Typewriter Shop aupu «xp ».1» L K. Arcdbold nuiaaa. ...... «La» L i. Areabold op. eap. ...... 41. It Mildred K “rapner salary ... ?B.ev •-. J Worthman salary puataga »4-u Uwen Blum aaaeaaor a elk. h1rv74.71 l»r. F. L Grandatatt salary post 3s.lv V, ill W Innes aoeea.lnd ........ of.do J. 11. Stonaburner do OLvu Thomae R Baker do — Sl.ee Emerson Beavers do — „,, si vi Kermit F Bowen d 0...... » Je.ee Mrs. Mudjvska NeueMc-hwander do — ■— IX.eo Mooes Augsburger Co. Com' W.e» Philip dirahm do oo.r* Frank Lintser do _ w.p Philip Btrahm de mileade ... S.J4 Henry Dehner Co. Codßrll .... le.ee August Conrad do .....— 10.00 Julius defaults do 10.0.1 Fred Braun do ... le.ee Pean Byerly do - — _ lO.ihi Evert Banter do lo.ee Chas J. Jones du .. lv.oo Henry B. Heller salary ™ 40.00 Leland Smith official bend —4. VS Stona-Staffurd A Stone do 7.40 Victor Bleeka farmers lna;L lw.ee ira B Fuhrman Ina buldiuga 40.11 L. C. Helm do —. 41.83 Ed B. Berlins do .. ._.. •!.»* Mutual Fire Ins. Co. la.v'i Christens Ac burger nch drain 10.00 W. Ji Bi humac ker CL House 100. vs Mary McClure do 44.0 - ' Pumhrey Jewelry Store de ILoj The B< hater Store do 0* Nor. Ind. Pub. Her Co. Jail 5.04 The V. S. Chemical Co. do !4.4b Niblick A Co do IS <0 Ur. J. O, Morris do 100 Tbe Uscatur Democrat Co. adv. 110.4 J berne Witness Co. do 117.ul The Empire Press do bl.ll Irene Byron Sanatorium 111.71 La. laflrmary H. P. LaFontalne Salary ISO.Ob ,'lara M LaFontalne do -...-. SAbb Herbert Fontaine do 40.00 Dorothy LaFontalne do — 17.40 Florence Lengerich do 17.se

WANTED RAGS. Magazines. Newspapers. Scrap iron. Old Auto Radiators. Batteries. Copper, Brass, Aluminum, and all grades o( scrap metals. We buy Aides, wool, sheep pelts, the year round. The Maier Hide & Fur Co. 710 W. Monroe st. Phone <42 OCR DUTCHESS RANGE Cash Price $59.50 Easily worth $25.00 more. Fully porcelain enamel. white with black and red trim, polished top. STAY YOUNG as it lightens your household tasks. Perfect baker, it'd surprising how so little can buy so much. You can depend on Sprague for extra value. We have other kitchen stoves as low as V 8.50 SPRAGUE FURNITURE CO. 152 South Second St. Phono IM.

Barney (ioogle and Snuffy Smith BARNEY’S STILL BEING "DOGGED" By Billy De Beck hr fef s **wi!S«*'* 5 \ / ~—r>J **-*■-»■*»/ x sww.GooGve»v W $ ow^Sa'wowo-) / ««•« \ «tow u«M t « ux ¥£ K*W» R\&WV ON - J I DO'AN “WS \ j 4 \ GOHNfc 90% * / J . 'HWEN (JtT TQ TWE f \ I’JRUIWT- I \ COUSIN-/ , z X* fcLOOO XIASfcU- ’ <- ± W CO«N<R -PFFX- J \ OUfcR TW p—> fflht il lw JL i °O — ", iKI • jQ ? X). _ L-r- ■»■■»•»> ■ ~ *r— '-• '»"'■"* —.... ■ ■* f n't ’" ' !■ ■ ■■—■■l. I .H .■! . . , ■ I —.. ~ THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing ‘THERE’S ANOTHER BORN EVERY MINUTE!” - a Ssfefl iLu ■ J•■ .-frr? Z.yitfei ry ■ j r w^^T7a^ y uZjSfatry tmi Ta <♦•». ■

Calvin Falb .Io .. ST bo r im Cook Labor ... 11,00 Perry J. Teeters du 1.00 livnry tuiiner <>p. vaporise HIM [ Adams County Lumber Co. de Alb Indiana Ineiituii.oi <l h due. do b.M • h A ■ 1 so! < well Coal A Supply u.> B.M blaiidard Uli ~i. do , n AM| „| >l, . k.Deorlng Store du . b.M ' II Knai'p A M»a do 17 »1 1 Heed s reed A Supply Co. du 1.00 I Btwades Hikwrt du . .. «,»a' ‘ Nlofauln Shoe Store <K> « ».#<• ' Indiana Iteflning Co do „ 1X.»1 1 Frank Schmlla do „ 17,14 ''•» N A Hiller do l.vv 1 Menno Amstutn do .. . ...» li.bv Mel lave Suad 1 Faye Smith Knapp salary 100 14 ' Uvrnlce Nelson do woo Helen E Mann de sv.ee Mary Bi hulls do b«.<Wi 1 tjuelm Fruhaapfel de 4O.vv 1 *n>v Bit. Ith Knapp postage „„ 14.VV ' t‘itlsens Telephone Co, phone b,V» Faye Amun Knapp mileage lo an Bernice Nelson do _..„ . .11 Su Helen K. Mann do . .... ... 11.»» I t. Wayne Ptg Co Uffiie sup. 10 »V Illabway Mepalr HIM. be I Olio Fuelling Labor H.M urover Bleehs do „. 04.vv Herman Miller do iO VV Hlat Na. g It. a Martin Labor 111.10 l‘aa Neirolter du . . ... lot ve Vaughn Linlger do ys.ve Halph Hose do fs.ee Meinfaold Bauer do . >s vs Jacob Musser do »S.VO John Brits de » w.vv lleerge Loshe do ..™._ „ U w 80l Eicher do .. .... si.vo August Kleins do 40.40 Charles Morgan do 00 so l.aipn Bbady do \. 41. M HIM. No. A E.mer Beer Labor 10110 John Fob do »4.w Fred Llecbty da ™..._M.44 Kenneth Boer do 1(10 Borner Beer bo . 11 B> El dun Neadeitue do 0.40 Milo Fucho do l.l» Mist. No. « J, C. Augsburger labor 101.10 Edwin Bplchlger do 104. W Cnauncy Reynoido do ... oLuv Harvey snelctien do 1.40 Lodger Kaebr do MB Norman Augeburger do ....... 7.7 s 4 .teeter Augeburger du . 4.00 Nls< ellaaeoee Standard Uli Com. Op. exp 441.70 Arts Tire Co. du 100.40 Ths Bvhafer Co. du O bv Cockrell Tractor Co. 104.37 t'ash C. A Bup. Co do 10.0 J Porter Tire Company do 11A41 A alter Brintseaaote do — 1-0* Johnson Kepalr Hoop do Ats Butler s Garage do «... Goodyear Service du ™-._....... 417,77 Elmer Hlrschy do 10 00 E. J. Kenney do Hue IV W O'Nsall Co. do 411.0 s National By Under Gao Co. do .4.04 fUe Moeeman Yarnelle Co. ... *l> The Kr>< k-TyndaU Co. dn . llP.lt I über-Finer Sales Agency do lk.ll Indiana Institutional Indus, do 110.01 Ja, ob C. Miller Salary _ Ufa* G. O. Stauffer do lneuran<« 101 W W II GUllom salary mileage 114 •» Ly bar ger Gravel Cn material 110.00 John W Kerch 8 Co. do »»o.el John W Kerch A Co. do _ 000.4* Dick Tunneller do 1007.1 l lleshberger Bros 8. Corp, du 1000.74 Mrshberger Bros 8. Corp do XXOO.sI W. P Hoblasua Co do -.- 070.0 s Certified this blh day of April il*» Victor H Bieber. Auditor. Adame Co. April b, » ,„ ~, — - i — - • Test Your Knowledge Cab you answer seven of t .pm ten questions' Turn to page Four for tbe answer* 1. What Is a monoplane • i 2. Name tbe world's wel'-rweight boxing champion. 3. Name tbe former cotumauder of tbe U- 8. Mbrine Corps, who dieupprovM of President RjJMvellb ioreign policy. 4. Whl-h U. B Pcsident was ; hicknamed Last Cocked H«t? 5. To what species of animals do

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< HAPTEB XV! That was t'hrielinas Bve of Chris"* first year in prectice. and he was never to (orgvt IL Jake lived for a few minutee more, but ho did not move again. Tbs crowd drifted out, to be replaced by ambulance men. Katie was crying on . the stairs. Th* policeman still stood by. his cap in hi* hand. "Think ha'd been drinking, Doctor?" "No." said Chris brusquely. "He lived near here. He has a family." “Better send for them, then." But Chris shook his head. “No time,” be said. "And they’d bettor not see him like this. 11l tell them later." He did tel! them, when Jake had drawn his last breath and relaxed into the comfortable arms of death; told them carefully and gently and then remained until the first shock was over. He was deeply shaken himself, as he found when be was on the street once more; and it was only then that he remembered his dinner angagvment and looked at his w etch. It was after ten o’clock. He went back to the house. Nothing had been done, and he gathered up the blankets and juga and earned them back ta the kitchen. Lily Walters was slone there, a shattered figure, holding to her nose a hottie of aromatic ammonia. “Where's Katie?" ho demanded. “She might at least have picked up thio stuff.” “She's in bed," Lily said over her bottle. “She's young, and she oughtn't to have to see things like that.” “She’ll see plenty in a doctor's house." he told her roughly. "And she saw little or nothing. We can’t always escape life," he added more gently, “or even death." Then. "Was there any telephone message for me tonight?” “I think Katie got something," she said vaguely. "You might ask her, unless she's asleep.” But asleep or not, he meant to ask Katie; and he did so, banging on her dosed door in no uncertain manner, and finally eliciting a eullen. “What is it?" "Did you get a call for me?" “I don’t remember. 1 was too excited. When ho was carried in—" “Listen." ho said furiously. “Either you'll remember and remember fast, or I’ll break the door in and make you. Do you get that? Who called tonight?" “It was the Lewis girl." Her voice was sulky. “She said they were waiting dinner for you." “What did you teU her?" “I told her you were busy." “Is that all you tpld her?” “She didn’t ask any more." 1 He ewore under kis breath, confronting that closed door with a cold and bitter resentment His inclination was to kick it in as once he had , done with Diek’s, to jerk her out and stake her. But ho restrained him•r'f- - .. —. . -Very well." he said. “You've done a deliberately dirty triek tonight, and you know it. Now I'm giving you five minutes to get into your elothes and go downstairs to elean up the oftce. if you don't do it. Christmas or no Christmas, tomorrow you and your mother ean look for another plaee to live. I’ve had enough, and more.” He waited until he heard her movIng about the room. It was leas than five minutee before ata appeared, a childish figure hastily clad and completely disarming in her youth and tar evident fright. “All right." he said. “I’m going ouL Let the hypodermic alone, but elean up the rest And send your mother to bed. She needs it more than you do." On the street his anger died. It was eleven o’clock by that time, and all ta could hope was to explain ’ what had happened. But aa ta

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walked rapidly ap tta hill hie «rtrite revived somewhat After all. violent death was nothing new to him. Life went oa. and ta was still young, and it was Christmas Eve. It was not until ta reached the grounds «f the Lewis house that he considered the wreckage of his evening clotbee. Re stopped, straightened his tiA and brushed his knees. But it was only too obvious that the party eras eear. Tta front doors as the house were open, and a Um of cars end shining carriages was slowly moving forward. At that point ta alasoat turned back. He did not belong there, among people like this, devoted to the fine decorum of living. He belonged down the hill, where Jake lay still and rested, and his own small sign was the badge of service. He went on, however. d« ggeuly waiting jaul the lari carriage had »evpt proudly out into the night, and then, dusty, untidy, and with his white tie still awry, presented himself at tta door to the eyes of a horrified manservant "I’m sorry to be so late," ta said. ”1 was expected to dinner, but I had an accident ease. Wil! you say that I have come to make my apologies*” “Certainly, air. Come in. Mr. Lewis is just inside, air." Tken ta saw Staaaton Lewie coming forward, inspecting him with penetrating eyes, but at least holding out his hand. “1 suppose you are Doctor Ar den,” ta said. “I began to think the only way to meet you was to have my daughter tuck me under her arm and carry me to your door." "I’m frightfully sorry, sir. I was detained.” “You look to me as though you had been detained by a locomotive!" said Staunton, well fed and good humored for tta moment, and still inspecting Chris with a certain amusement. So this was the impudent young pup who had set Beverly on him. and who was. according to Annie, too proud to marry tar. Well, he’d Men them like that before, young and uncompromising. It didn't last Nothing lasted but place and power. He smiled. "Beverly’s in the drawing room," he said. “You can make your peace with her. My wife's gone up to bed. Nothing serious, I hope?" “It was an accident case. A man struck by a trolley car.” became instantly alert. Men hit by trolley cars were apt to bring damage suite, or leave them behind them. “Serious?" "He died. I'm sorry to say. Noth mg to do for him.” Ho told tta story, and some of Lewis'* after-dinner complacence faded, although he was still courteous a* he led Chris into tta drawing room and left him to make kis apol Ogies to Beverly. But ta went at onee to his library and to the telephone. "Better get at it first thing in the morning.” he said, after explaining. “Settle before some ambulance chaser gets to the family.” Ho did not rejoin Beverly and Chris. Ho went upstairs and prepared for bed He knew theno trolley eases and tta ease with which they were usually settled. If not, and it went to court— H* was not afraid of any eoqpt. Even that young fellow downstairs was on tta eity pay roll new. Not a tad-look-ing lad. ta reflected. If Bevexly wanted him — Ho wandered into Annie's room , She tad taken off tar dress. Now , she held tar negligee closely over her breast and. looked at him. I*. , wa* Christmas Eve. and die a!wayt i felt sentimental at that time. ( "Is Beverly still doe ruts're?" i “She ia," ta said, and going out.

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closed the door between their respective rooms. It waa always eloaed. that door. To him that was all it was, a closed door to keep out Annie 1 * reading light or to atop a draft, it was more to tar, of course; it waa a symbol, a dividing line. She stood clutching her negligee and looking at IL Suppose she went in now, went in and told him? Distuebed that smugne** of his- for it would disturb him. Not yet, she thought It was a weapon against him. and she might need it later; especially if Beverly— When Martha earn* in she waa entirely ealm. sees Downstairs in the long drawing riHim Chris was being anything but calm, confronting a lovely young woman in a rose taffeta dress, who greeted him politely but without undue warmth. "Well!- she said. “And is this tta way you usually oonto to dinner parties. Doctor?" “Frightfully sorry again," ha said. "I’ve already apologised to your father. If you say tta word. I’ll go out and apologise to tta servant*. too. I’d apologise to ths dog if ta were around. That o tbe state I’m in!” She inspected him then, saw the tie, the dust, and even a small fleck of red on hi* shirt bosom. Saw more than that, for he was swaying slightly on his feet "Do you mind sitting down?" ta said suddenly. “I’ve had n hard day. Sorry all over again." He was still smiling, but she put him quickly into a chair and rang for some brandy. When she camo back to mm, ta tried to got up, but she held him down. "Sit still and don’t talk." she said. “YouH ta all right ia a minute. I’m the one to apologise.” He sat still, tar hand oa hi* shoulder. until tta brandy canto. Bomn day he would probably he ashamed, but, now, it waa enoura that aha stood over him. tar eyes anxious and certainly friendly. Oh. certainly friendly. “Feel like a fool," he muttered. “Came up the hill too fast. But don’t move, please! I’ll faint on your hands if yon do. That's a threat!" That was how Holmes found them, coming in with tta brandy. Being Holmes, however, he remained impassive under tta and when the brandy had wvived him, Chris told the story pf tta evening. Beverly sat very still listening. but when he came to Katie, she stiffened. “She only said that you were busy.” she put in. “She waa excited, poor kid. I gave tar tta devil, of course." “But she's not a child.” Tta brandy on an empty atomaeh was having its effect, however. Chris felt extremely comfortable and relaxed. "Let’s forget her." he said drowsily. "It's Christmas Eve, and you're there, and I'm here. What mortal man could aak any more?" He leaned back aad eloaed hie eyea Tta fire was warm, and he felt very tired. He yawned and apologised. "I've gone a little short on sleep lately.” he said. "ITI ta going on ia a minute and let you go to tad.” But ta did not move, and Beverly, sitting across from him, was ißspecUng him closely. Thus relaxed ta tad changed, she thought Ho looked older and not too happy, as though some of the relish had gone 1 out of life for hint She felt a sudl dm tightening of tta throat SomeI thing had happened toßhim. Not ; ;on!y tta accident that vening. but i Perhaps months of hard work and, she suopeeted tad feed aa well. (To ta continued i rwsewM W Uar> bm«u Imm Bmms«m4 s> aw* r«<«« *i n m. w*

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■ ■ —t • RATlfl One Time—Minimum chirps of 2&e foe IO words or leeK Over CO words. per word Two Tlmoo—Minimum chscpe of 40c for 20 words or lose. Over 20 words 2c per word for the two times. Three Timos—Minimum charpe of 50c for 20 word* or lose. Over 20 words 2',*c per word for the three times. Cards of Thank* ........ S4c Obituaries and versos .. 11.00 Open rate • display advertisinp 35c per column meh. EOK SALE APFUC THEE KALE -Good clean large trees, while they teat *3 M per 10. Evergreens, shrubs, ornamentals and shade trees. Wo make lawns. Riverside Nursery, Berue, Indiana. FOR SALE — Fare bred Holstein bulk 1 year old. 2 bull calves AU from high producing cows. Jacob J Schwarts Bente. Ind . R. R. 1. W-3U FOR SALE—Spotted boar, cumins yearling Hampshire boar, comma 2 yr. old; Duroc sows. Roy Johnson, phone 1023 or 104. Farm phone 4312. 7» 3t FOR SALE—A 087 year old sorrel! mare coll. J. D Steele, one mile east of Decatur. R R. 3 | TMtx FOR SALE—3I Model A Coupe, in good condition, good tires. Bell cheap It taken at ones. Mrs. Allred Daniels, Bobo, lad SO-3tx FOR SALE—We always have several guaranteed used washer*, all make*, sweepers and refrigerators. Small down ;|i>meut. Decatur Hatchery. 10-if FOR SALE—Nine sheep, one io three years old. W. M Kttson. Decatur route two. #o-3tx —. FOR SALE—Dining room suite, 4 chairs, buffet. Metal tabular bed; two 3x12 Axniiatoter ruga Phone 1334 Sl-31X FOR SALE —1 aged and 2 faU Hampshire boars Farmer type, i J. Rumple a Son. Berne. Ind FOR SALE — Office equipment: , Typewriters. Desks. Safes, all in A-l condition. Will sell cheap for cash Sprague Furniture Co.. 152 ;So Second St. Phone ISO gi at FOR SALE—Gaa stove, ia good condition. *l4 Elm St. or phone 310. MO-3U FOR SALE — I*3B Buick sedan, good motor, tires and body. Priced to sell. Decatur Produce or ♦25 John St. Ztx-m-w FOR SALE -9x13 Velvet rug; x 9 Velvet rug; rndtoa; electric washers, oil ranges, gasoline pressure range, range, coal and wood stoves: living room suites; break fast set; dressers, clocks, buffets, enamel gas range. Singer aewing machine, book case, desks. At the Barn, 110 Jefferson St. SO-3t FOR SALE - Choice of 3 out of 3 tuU blooded Guernsey bulls, old enough for service. Phone 3440 M. F. Spnmger.79-3tx FOR SALE—2 fresh Guernsey cows with calf by sides. Noah Egley. Monroe Phone 23. 7t-3tx FOR SALE—Firal quality chicks at farmer's prices. Brown and white Itegborna. 4>Ac H'-avy breeds. *c. Custom hatching. 3c per egg. Discount on brooders with chick orders. Wo also hatch turkey and duck eggs Chk ks every Tuesday. ■ Buchanan Hatchery, Willshire. 0.. R. 14 miteo south of Willablrt K road 48. f-m-wx I IXJR SALE-Decatur quali'y chicks started and day old. I.OMI Barrel Rock this week. Leghorn cockerels 2c. Book orders now. Decatur Hatchery Phone <B7. »VgV. Indiana Officials To Chicago Meeting tudianapo'ls, aid.. April 3—(UP) A delegation of Indiana B'ate oftic'al* and legislators left today to attend the annual meeting of lb? council of state government* in Chicago which Governor M Clifford Townsend Ecu address Friday The council ta* a permanent organisation through ahleti states atE tempt to reac h compact* to preveut illsc-rlmlnaUon. enact Iden'lcal legislation on cmnon problems and encourage free flow of cummerce.

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MISCELLANEOUS ! FARMERS ATTENTION - C*U 370-A at our expanse tor dead stock removal The Stadler Product* Co. Frank Burger, agent. I 13-ts HAVE YOU SEEN the fine used automobiles Fred Bumbo has been selling at such bargains? A word to the wise to *utßclent. See me at Buller's garage or call 87k. Beet of terms to responsible people. Bust he Motor Sales »0-3t* NOTICE Rugs and Carpet* thor--1 oughly cleaned by shampooing Colors renewed, demothed and santitlaed. Work guaranteed. Lews Beery, phone *34. 38— ? HOUSEWIVES — Why Mt have your rugs cleaned by a concern with year* of experleuco. AU work guaranteed. F. J. Coletta. 403 Fornax St. Phone 44X. 73-4tx eod LEAL ESTATE and LOANS—I can make 4, io or 14 year farm Isom •l 4b»%- No commtoeion City loan* st 4%. no commission, or FHA loans. It interested m selling or buying a pioperty call or see C. D. Lewion. Phone 404, Decatur. WANTED—Lot plowing to do. Inquire Wllltam Harrod. 408 Schirmeyer St. 31-3 U WANTED — A girl tor general housework No washing*. Phone It NOTICE— Lol me figure oa any paperlag or painting Jobe you have. Prices right ana work guaranteed. Ella* Sudduth. Phono 7*41. 7*3tx NOW HATCHING two batches of Baby Chlcta every week, ail -•Ming breeds, also Baby Duckl mgs Reasonable prices Model Hatchery, Muuroe uhi FOR KENT FOR RENT — Four room apartment. furnished. Heat, light and hot, cold cistern water, tuitaahed. Over Madison Theater. Phone 444. 7*3tx FOR RENT —4 room unfurnished modern apartmeat and garage Inquire at 704 North Second St or Phone 1084. sl-3t ■ — - FOR RENT — Furnished light housekeeping apartment, ground floor; private entrance. Also garden: priced reasonable. Inquire H 37 W. Monroe St. 73-ts WANTED WANTED— General hualiag. For •ale black dirt for lawn* and flower garden*. 214 8. Twelfth St. 7>-3t WANTED — Washing. Ironing and curtain at retching. Mrs Ed Kelly, <32 South 13th St, 80-3 t WANTED — Middle aged housekeeper. tour ia family Write or call Cleo Jenktaa. 302 North Wainut St . Van Wert. Ohio 30-3tx WANTED—Loan* on farm*. Eastt era money. Low rates. Very lib eral term*. See mo for atetrseto of , Utta French Quinn. 33-m-w-f MARKKTS AT A GLANCE 1 Sloe ta: firm and quiet itond* higher. U. 8 governments ( lower. Curb Mucka: irregularly higher. Chicago stocks irregularly high- . er. • | I Cull money: one per cMt. Foreign exchange; easy tn rein-' , tion to the dollar. Cotton: steady. i Grain*; wheat and corn, ussy, off a!.-out 13 to 1-2 cent a bushel each. ( Chicago livestock: hogs, strong; c4ttle steady lo strong; shoe;» _ itrong. , Rubber; firm. blivet Bar tn New York: unchanged at 43N cent* a Um ounce. > ' evecte 4« 4 «m* _ tewetet ■ '♦■■■—■ > lories; up if* cl awrrumE»r OF ESTATE 90. TIM '■ Notice* is hereby given to the oreuo ’ora. heirs an* legatees of Albert , Burke. Uecensed. to appear In ths Ad4m« Circuit Court, held at De< atur. X Indiana, on the S*t,»i day ot April. . IS**, and »h<»w cauas. If any. wny thr Final Settlement A- ■ nunts with the estate vs said -Iccwtent should .. not be approved: end said heirs are notified to tlieu ssrt there make |t.«-f of heirship, and receive their I d*»trlbiitlve shares. [Letine Hui he, Administratvr IhMstur. Indiana. April 4, t(3B tl H. It. M*-< lesaban. Attorney. , April 4-U DK. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN Special attention given to dieease* of cattle and poultry. Office A Rseldeno* 430 No. Fifth st. Phone 102 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyee Examined • Glaeses Pitted HOURS 3;3Q to 11:30 12:30 to 3:00 tatard.iya, 3:00 p. m.

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