Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 225, Decatur, Adams County, 22 September 1939 — Page 2

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X Test Your Knowledge * | Cu vou answer seven of the** I ton questions? Turn to page Four tor th* anawom. 1. In whkb State are the Carlubsd Caverns? 3. Who was the first woman to re* ceiva the ’Distinguished Flying Croat? 2. Name the colors tn the tteg Os Uro t'irlsh Free Stalo). 4 In what year did Ue? Knscun discover Newfoundland ? 6. What la the correct pronunciaturn of the word gondola? 4 Where is Ute tale of Patmos? 7. Where ta the original copy of the Declaration of Independence? atrrit k hi bum BBniDKNTfI la lb* u«»< llk «U < vert ar*a*Mh*r Term IW3V ► TATK OK INDIANA r«»t nty or adamm «w Clamant M Brsinrru at «L as. Clamant M Brainard, executor at. al. Coma now the plaintiffs by their attorney. Harry T. Grube and tiled I heir compialnL ba rain together with lite aftldaclt of a c- impotent person' that the defendants Uaralnaiter tumid are non residents. The Oakwood Comt lory at Traverse City, Ml‘bigan, The Oigvcsi Crmalery Association at Trasereo City. Ml< hlaan. The Cemetery al Wadeworth, Ohio, The Cemetery Association at Wadsworth, Ohio And affiant further says that the names of .the following dtftndante are unknown and tnat they arc be'loved to be non residents of the Htate of Indiana sued In thia action by the following names and descriptions towlt: - — William*, huauand of Catherine WUUarns wnvae true Christian name is to tha plaintiffs unknown,- Babcock, husband of Marcella Brainard Babcock, whose true Christian Lame la to the plaintiff unknown. - Walts, huehand us &lna K. Waith whose true Chrlatiaa name la to the plaintiff unknown. Winter, husband of Elsie Mae Waits Winter whose true Christian name to to the plaintiff unknown,- .» Backey, wife of H B. Backey whose true Christian name Is to the plaintiff unknown. 4*IUI-i ken. wife of J. T. Milliken, whose trus Christian name In to tue plaintiff unknown, tha officers of the Oakwood Cemetery at Traeers* City. Michigan, the names of all of whom are unknown to the plalnllfte ths officers of the Oakwood Cemetery Association of Traverse City. Michigan. the names of all of wl.om are unknown to the plaintiffs, the Board of Trustees of the Oakwood Cemetery al Traverse City. Mi< h.gan, the names of all of whom are unknown to the paintiffs, the Board of Trustees of the Oakwood Cemetery Assoeiatlon of Traverse City. Michigan. Uw sssi.« of all of whom are unh““W «o the plaintiffs, the officers of the Cemetery of Wadsworth, Okie, the names of all o t whom are Uh- 1 known to the plaintiffs; the Board "f Trustees us the Cemetery at Wadsworth. Ohio, the names of all t'nJ I *.? •»* tihMhwon to the plaintiffs. the officers of the Cemetery .tsmn Ist lon of Wadsworth. Ohio, the names of all of whom are unknown 4? •!1»‘ 4 WL‘ W, C “*• b "* r<l •< iMmetery Association w jM»wvrib, Ohio, the names ot “ 1 * re ““known to the piainiiiip That Mid actum ia fug the pur pus* *'!• •“» “»<* tb« ■'!a a-?" . estate and to try and determine the title to real estate r an Interest in real estate m the and that each of said . an ! necessary parties to . t’ ** ,hr> * r » believ- <*< ingMMina. , described real es- *•**• ?! Adams County, in the htate ««f Indiana is described In said complaint. towlt: ih?*w S.t *±, H . " f ,b * *<alf of ine .worth «a»t quarter, us isction !r , *£!• “* Range Fourteen <lll uXw£ ?o-w"t r * fU “ y " tw«7V"r;l n f.,f.“*. hundred and *.“? Tblrteenlh «• . . *" !•** °f Decatur. Mid siu*i Ihenie south parut~.y U^.‘ fc t w *2 l us Thirteenth 71 <^^S*2. ne .J ,UB ‘ , rvd and slaty two theme West parallel with Yh-Y-'.' “'“•*> nine <s»" WMtwJJ‘L* U V.‘ I JIV'' 111 ’’•’U the •‘H Thirteenth Street. ‘tM?n QTUIt e«i .*h4 giMty !»n IKS* feet , vr ,***>*’aril Hr^.ii* 0 ! ,lru, “< ‘be will oi A. E. tsralnoed deceased and for the par. o*’* r *“* ••‘•‘e above ilee•iiu‘tu*ri\l° ‘, r *, »«d determine the uiie to real estate or an Interest tu No^a’ta s' ,!, d‘* n « lust unle« ‘tn w f k r *' bjrehy g lvtn •i?’«v •< **!?., U LV W Circuit Co lr t. the tl? ims‘VE. W .!£*‘> ° r N-<.v.m. <.fth?};,b”d.v i b the Courthouse th, city of »oei' *",‘ a “ B ‘ l *•••• *■*> iJ*-.T. r .. or demurrer to said comf lalnß the same will be heard and 'lolernstned in their absence. . ’’ Brmy Blvrly *dsms Circuit Court. Marry T. Srwbe, Alterne, - _ kepi l_4-3».g»

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I. Which »f the Twelve Apostles betrayed Jeeaef B. Which English Queen had 17 children? i Iv. Name the Bntiah Anibaaeador to the V. 8 11 0 : »— — ■ - ♦ II TODAY'S COMMON ERROR I — Tu form the possessive ot I i proper uaniea ending tu ide i Hiles senior and junior, add i apoetrtiphe and "e" to the ab- | brrvlaled titles; As. William Morrow Sr'e house. Charles A. Lindbergh Jr.'S book. I fl. VI Ml i u I Vallee of Paimesi of liialnage lorMHirnl. Io ike Emory 1.. shirk Ktal lirnin | Notice la thereby given to all persons who are the owners ot tracts I or parcels of land, highways or ease- . I ments situated In Adams County. Indiana, against which assessments 'of the benefits have been approved .and confirmed by the Jay Circuit Court for Indiana. In a certain cause > Pending In said court entitled "In lie Emory t. (Shirk etal petition for uraln'. the same being cause number -glttl on the dockets of said court, that an assessment sheet of such assessments and the apportionment thereof has been prepared and placed In the hands of the Ticasurer of Ada ms County. Indiana so; collection, and that the undersigned, a* Auditor of Adams County. Indiana has flsed and set Wednesday, the fifteenth .lay of November. Ibff. a* the day on or before which me owner or owners of any trad or pan el of land, highway, or easement, desiring to pay In full such assessmania and discharge such Uact or pari el of land, highway, or easemi nt from liability for such asaaasmenla, shall have the rlgnt so to do, and all persona affected thereby, desiring to pay such assessments on or before said fifteenth day of November. Isis, may do so. Witness my hand this twentyi -ecund day of September I>3V. Victor H EUber Auditor ot Adams County. Indiana dept, sj-jy WOTlt'K TO MHIIM.E < OATH M T<»K» Notice is hereby given that scaled proposals tor the construction of certain bridges described as follows, : will be received by the Chairman ot the Blate Highway Commission a. his office in tn. Htate House Anne* 'ndlanapoli*. until lu 00 A M. v«af iral Time, on the 3rd day of October ‘ I S3*, worn all proposals will be pubi licly opened and read. The following projects ar* to be constructed In accordance with ths l-'edeal Highway A-is. Special provisions relative to Selection of latbur". ••Wages. Hours of Employment and Conditions of Employment", and 'Methods of Fert.-rming Work ’ are ' contained in each proposal and shall govern on tills work. i The attention of bidders is directed 'io the special provisions covering subletting or assigning the contract I and to the use of domestic materials. Th* minimum wage pam to all skilled labor, labor Intermediate grade and common labor, shall be a* ■ ndi< ated for the county in which the work is to be performed ADAMS COCNTK—Structures on Alate Hoad 37—FA Project ! <:> t!»*»>—Structure IT-L-IM3. 1 al UF Steel Truss over St. Mary a Kiver. •.* Ml. N. of Decatur. Btruc - >ure 3?-L-l»*4. 1 al I*' Steel Beam over St Marc • Inver ci.elflow Channel, l.e Mi. N. ot Decatur; Structure 37-L-l**!, 1 at <F R. C. ar. h over 17 Mile Creek. 1.3 Mi N. of Decatur. Minimum wage. 74c, (Pc, ' JSry Tim foil>• wing contracts financed with w.ate funds are io be conetruct-i-d in a-ceadanie with Indiana slate law. The minimum wage paid to all skilled labor, labor InUimedlatv grade and < ommon labor, shall be as Indicated for the county in which the work Is to be pertormed. The form of Wagr Stipulation to be completed is bound with the proposal., Al’AMn '"VI'N'TY — Structure on Htate Ituad 131 — Structure 131-J---f3l», 1 at «3' Steel Beam over Blue Creek. (.3 Mi. E. of Monroe. Miuimuiu Wage 7Jc. »Oc, tec. Proposals must be made upon i standard forms of the State Highway Commission Plans and proposals may be examined at cbe office of the State Highway I'ommlsalon. .’tate House Anne*. Indian spots, or copies thereof Will be forwarded l upon pay ment ot nominal charges. No i refund will be made for plans re-1 turned. All Checks for Plans Should he made Payable to—TH AIRMAN. STATE HIGHWAY • <>MMISSION OF INDIANA". only contractors who have bwen pre -<| nail tied In accordance with Chapter »». A-is of the General: Assemblt of 1*37. will be eligible to submit Lids Proposals for bidding purposes, must be requested on Form i t R-3 which will be furnished upon cenueat. Bach bidder, with bla proposal.' shall file a corporate surety bond payable to the state of Ind:ana. in the sum us one ano one-half < I Aw l times the amount of bls proposal, and such bond shall be only in the form prescribed by law, and shall be executed on the form bound In i the proposal. The right Is reserved to reject any »r all blds or to awaid w any '-ombinatlon of blds that is moat advantageous to the Slate of Indiana Mtato lllgliway <*..niniiee|on of Indiana: T. A. Dl'Us Chairman.| ’ M«pt._ J 3 S 3

“REDHCADS AXE LUCKr I By Vera Brown

CHAPTER XXV At the hoUM, tha Shannon* wera all waiting for their guest of honor. Tha family and Handsome seemed to havg a good time. Il* insisted an taking Mik* for a short rid* after the diahoa were done. "Tomorrow night we’ll celebrate. Skipper. Swell dinner, just you and me. out on Long Island some place! Kiss me! Feel all right now?“ “Yea." “That’s good. Now well forget all our diffcrencee." in the day* to come Mike wondered if they could. ... There wa* no grand eeleoratlon the neat day. At noon. Handsome found Mike while she waa having a sandwich in the drug store. “Look!” He handed her a telegram from hi* father. It urged him to come home at once. His mother waa aerioualy ill. "Mike, I should have known when she didn’t eome down for the Sene* that something waa wrong.” Mike had never aeon Handsome ao completely shaken. "I’ll take the 3 o'clock plane for Detroit. Or I may be able to get a plane to Lansing.” He kissed her good-bye in the drug store. “IH run. Will write you tonight, or wire you, darling. I should be back in a week or ton days." But Handsome was not back so soon. Mik* wrote to him every day. lie wrote, now and then. It was obvious from hia letter* that thing* were bad at home. One morning, rarly, long before she waa up, a telegram came to the flat in Brooklyn. Handsome’a mother was dead. Mike s.iting there, shivering in the pal* morning light, wept not only for Handsome but for the woman she would never know. That night Mike stayed in town until nine thirty and telephoned Handsome in Charlotte. He seemed pleased to hear her voice. She did not go on to Charlotte because, when she suggested it. Handsome said it was not necessary. The day* crept on. Still Handsome did not come back to Manhattan. In each letter, there wa* so much to do, he hated to leave hi* father, etc. But the thing which finally brought him back into town waa the fact that hi* hand was bothering him again. He had tn see th* doctor about it at once. Handsome was du* that week end. Mik* was wild with joy. She bad a new eoat:’to wear with her good suit. And she thought the looked well. Her mother had made new curtains for the living room. Thursday, when the final sports edition* were brought in about four o'clock. Mike noted a daxaling blonde who smiled out from the front pan. She wa* very pretty. And above the picture it read: "It's Handsome'* (’ar.” And the type explained: “So the Judge Said It Waa All Right." Mike read the word* almost without realizing what they meant: Iri* Hansen, of th* Inferno Case, was given a traffic ticket for parking ia ni id-town yesterday afternoon. When she explained that the car was Handsome Regan'*, i'uat she wa* just doing an errand for the famous pitcher, Magistrate Mellow, a baseball fan. let dauling Mis* Hansen go with a warning. "If I need extra ticket* to next year’* World's Serie*. Mis* Hansen. will you promise to produce them?” the court asked with a broad smil*. “Os course. I will," said lovely blonde Miss Hansen. Mike looked for a long time at th* p-.cture. It waa a lovely conventional face, framed in silver fox. “I’ve lost him. 1 know itl” She eould not put th* paper* away. They tad to stay piled there for all who u.igbt buy to see. Th* people around the hotel who knew Handsome and were gossiping again. But Handsome was coming. That would make everything all right. "1 won t g<v« turn up Not without a tight!” Mike hept resolving

DECATL’R DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, FJ39.

Handsome l arry Regan came in- Carol scrutinised her face. “You i to town a* a conquering hero. Mr. always were a doe* one. Mike. But Crisp and Ace received him with I like you. I'm going to tell you this I open arm*. When be put hi* nam* for what M*a worth 1 bad a letter i to hia new contract, he waa walking from Harriet Marvin today. She oa air... in the big moaey, now! and Tom are in Miami. Iri* Han»<-n Misunderstanding* slipped away. >• Uiero aad she's boasting openly end Mike waa perfectly happy. For '• to marry llanda<.mo.“ 1 that week they had many long talk* Mike smiled. her boast!” Handsome tried to explain about Carol nodded: “That's what Tom Iris, and Mike listened, hardly hoar- A”* l Harriet said at first, but Mike Ing. Ina waa no longer Important •• • • hat* to hurt you. but some Handsome loved her. That waa all body's got to toll you ... he’s with that mattered. her all the time, morning, noun and Handsome talked much about hi* •‘«* t T b’X thought it wa* just one mother. Her death had shocked him “*“IT' lh .* indeed. Because hl* band was also T*O ,a ru *. h '2F. h,r _, C ? bothering him again, Crtop and Ace _, r _ 6n <* r •» ■}•». “I *lw*y* **y decided that Regaa must go south *?,*"*, ,s"*" J’? ? • f ’ rl ? r V r *. and stay there until the spring lkal * ®’T; * h * • trainitm hiwii baon. drwinj hia naw car nil ovar down “WUI you com* with sa*t“ Hand ' *"* ,n 4 what Mik*'. an*w«r bad to be. Jim- . mi* was slipping fast. Her mother'* Utu t health waa breaking under the * - ah2ld do - ... strain. Both had to admit that she — u th* wL k,™ u? E£"Ti:x.'’ l £ To say good-bye to Handsome, to that for anybody." »ss to keep up her spirits, tried to be “I suppose ther* will b* gay. But it was •* difficult. Th* thing in the paper* any tim< stout Old foaling of impending disaster Mik. wa, heavy Tb*r. we* a bn.f tear--- w , and Aee Bsrnr , ful farewell. furious." Mike wrote him every ether day. Mik* smiled. “I doubt if Ae. toil Handsome likad to get her letters ear* just as long as Handsome doand, som«tunes, he'd wire her to be livers ball games “ at th* hotel at •:Mp. m. and then It was not until Carol had left her be would telephone her. teat Mik* began to worry and Iris had faded into unpleasant worry. That old feeling of Ln*-* memory. Larry's father wa* going ahead! * But she couldn't. Sb* was .true- were f ’ Handsome * letters came, further Cbnstmaa was th* baniosA on* and further apart They were 'ust Mike had ever known. If Handsome note* thee* days. Toward the endlnf could have been there, everything tee month, Mike Ud a nm. fn»m would have been perfect. He sent Carol. They w*r* m Palm Beaite her a leather dressing case with a but the “low-down" on th. fitted pull man case to match in deep sen situation was “tomfij.” brown leather. explained. “You kwsttmp k* “Hava them marked MSR.." <kwn here n she ad vied *** ”*** “ Tk,y,U U p “J?’ T ,h *‘ ’ h * lor next year. Handsome that she would t*!*nhn«. His father neat her a pair of him that n ght She put in a I “nJ bracelets of gold mesh which had distance call from th. belonged to hia mother, then to hia down the wife. They were handsome bits of P:3O. But Handsome waa iV costume jewelry. Mike was pleased It had been a w»k ..,7? and touched by that gift. She was heard from Mike one of the family. She and Mr. Re- p«r,t t , Wirt StjoShntX tesponueuce. voice gave her instant comfort “I Handsome wrote that be was go- WM just thinking of droppmw over ingin to Miami for New Year's eve. to see you tomorrow ” * The holiday meant nothing to Mike. "May I come up tonight. Wish? Only a double shift at th* hotel. I have to *e* you." The sound of Usually sb* got through in time to her voice told him how worried she go tote Time* Square when mid- wa*. Sh* hurried to hia apartment night aound*d. Sh* loved that. At When she cam* ip, he was .tartcd a quarter to 12. she slipped out of at th* froeen look in berm*, the hotel alone, hatleaa. her coat “You haven't had anything to eat wrapped about her. ran up to the have you?" He took her coat and Square. She stood a long Um* listen- hat and pushed her into a chair bring to the din end the ahouting as »‘de the fireplace the old year died. ... “Wirt, I m scared!" Her teeth Sb* did not hear from Handsome »*re chattering. in the next two day*. Before her "What do you mean’" next letter cam* the New Yorh “Handsome. I’ve know f or a | on g oapers showed Handsome on the Uns* something was wrong but I Lach in Miami ... with Iri* Han- wouldn't admit rt." 1 sen Mike, of eouree, was perturbed “Now that'* a funny thine I In the middle of January, Carol meant to see you a couole ofd.v. ?* lha . houl on * "*»• •*” I ** • from P Handslnie What about lunch? Won going It waa queer. Somebody tried to tell south and I want to *oe you before him you got money for being eu w* leave." Mike ar ranged to meet gaged to him. and they accused me her for half an hour at a tea room »nd Crisp of fixing the deal Ever around the corner. hear anything like that*" When Carol had settled her mink Mik* waa speechless "Whoeould coat, her muff and her handsome tell such an absurd He*" leather pun*, she leaned beck and Handsome did not explain it was in'PKteS Mike. Mr*. Cnsp, who had told . f r 7L "You're thinner and whit* a* a who told somebody els*, so that th. garbled secount of whit hrt Your Imagination!’ pesed that day in Crisp’, office | n Carol shook her head: “If only th* spring got arcs nd to Reran somebody srvuld ever tel! me I • "I wrote back and told h:m he was getting thin I I've gained nine eraxy." Wish shook hia head "I pound* since tee eeason ended! It’s don't like this Iris dame. She's al that cook of oura." Carol leaned ways got an Argentina hanmnr scree* th* tabl* "Now, what * all around her." this about Ha-udsomc?" (To “ What?” M;k* w*. *ur » UuutaM* w ms* i«?« wlx -m. ffi— 1 i-m-m ~ - _

[ ? R A T S 8 i I On* Timo—Minimum *h*r«* *♦ >I Be ftr word* or I*oo. Ov*r i 20 word*. per word i Two Time*—Minimum *h*rg* of 40* for N word* or loo*. 1 | Over 20 word* Io per word foe I I the two tlmoa ; | Throe Tim**—Minimum cM’-p* i i of »0c foe 20 word* or lea*. I Over 20 word* tVh* p*r word | i | for the throe timo*. Cord* of Thank* 28* Obltuarl** and v*r**« .. hl.oo Open rat* • ditpiay advartlolng I tee par aolumn Inch. 8 « FOR SALE ALWAYS naw and USED wartur*. •weepnr*. refrigerator*. *tov**. Small payment Fuel oil h*ai*r. Decatur Hatchery, dealer. Jamea Kitchen, salesman 201 If FOR SALK OR TRADE- Two male pare bred Spotted Roland pig*, old enough tor service. Homer Arnold. Decatur rout* two. FOR SALE Beovera 8 Foeuaugh phon* M3K. are offering some very fine registered Holstein bull* for sale from young calve* to ten month* old. owmg to their lack ot barn room tor the coming winter FCK SALE Four lull blooded spotted Boland male bogs go around 116 lbs oa* gtit Psou* KU 33M' FOR SALE -1 piece leather suit*. 3 library table*, gas atov*. Pboue IM or *uqulre J3v Winchester St. FOR SALE — Potatoes, fl per bushel. Good cooker* Bring basket*. Stat* road 33. it* "Hie northwest Willshire. Jobu L Kiug. M43tx Foil SALE — Grime* Gulden aud Stark* delicious apple*. 7Sc bn. Two miles west. mile *outh of . Monroe. Henry Klopteastiae. 3283tx FOR SALE IM White Rock Pullet*; 2 yearling Guernsey bull* Inquire Willshire City Bakery. Willshire. Ohio. 226-3tx FOR SALE — Jewel Gas Range Priced reasonable I'hone «*t 235-3 U FOR SALK — M Ford V-fi. See FtilA-Ellsworte. JU-3i x '"W 11 “ —— FOR SALE- Stoves, Heating aud Ranges chest of drawers; sewing machine and rocker*. Young's Store. 110 Jefferaou St. 32t-3t FOR SALE-37 Master De Luxe Chev.; radio aud heater, clean; motor A-l; several cheap car* for sugar beet workers transportation 1 Fred Busche at Butlers Garage or Phone »*h. 324-31 x FOR SALE Apples. Hand picked or dropped. Mr*. Ray Smith,' Phone Mil. 334-31 FUR SALE- servpe siation. ga -' sge building, grocery aad t>ve room modern cottage near Deca'ur oa I' S. Highway*. Good locatl jn Oppor- ' unity to own your owu home and paying business Mr*. Mahan Mou mouth. Phone MM3 334-31 x For SALE — Pontiac' coupe Good condition. Priced right for! qu.ck sale. Monmouth Service Sta--224-Utx FOR SALE- Rabbits. Y**uug and old. Maban * al Monmouth--274-kJU for sale — Vsf-d Fm Rugs. Stove* and Piano* -1 ||*. tn* room suite. A l londltloe, *34 ’ I day bed. giexi toneition. M; 3 cabinet heater*. |!S to 3 range* |.i an d I1&: 4 used piano*. 18 to IMS. M down. *l per week. 10 used matlreeee*. guog coudllton II to 11. 1 kxl2 ,kxmin»ier rug. 11. ' Sprague Furniture Co.. IS2 Souih -- l,Od 8> I'bour 1» 235.3, ) FOR BALE -Two used A. B. C. oU burner*, typ* E; I n«w Jam trol J-l conversion gas burner, tor ■ale reasonable Box 33. 221-tt For sale Brown leghorn hen* Mra. Jacob Alt. Decatur route 3 I Oto- milo north, halt mile east of 235-3u| N. A. BIXI.EH OFTOMgTRIST By** Sxamln»d ■ Gia**** pitted HOURS •:M to 11:10 1» ;SO t* |;oo •oturdeys. g;oo p ▼•leebana IS* MOTOROLA w Al TO RADIOK > H 524. H up II ■ Easy Payments B £ MILLER ■ ■ Rtdio bnrvice B ■ Phon* *25 U 4 Monro* 81 ■jt R**i. Phon* 522

FOR SALK - Apple*. Spy, Bellflower. Dark. Polpa. other varlrile*. 16c up. Fresh cider J. o Trlckcr, Phone Mt H. 336-2 t FtIR SAIaE ABC oil bu.uer and lank* Fully guaranteed. Cell resto; able Address Bo* 36, Dai'y Dem ocrat. 32Mtx | 1 111 " O"PI"W I M ISC ELl*Aj\ EOUS AVTHORIZED County dealer tor 1 Dri Can. bottle cooking gaa, Thor Warter and ironar. E. C. Stucky. Geneva Hatebery, i’hou* m, u« u . »*« 206-it NOTICE — Canning Monday. Wednesday aud Friday until Furt fast notice. Also making cane molasses Bring your cane tn any time. Ail quality work assured aud **U cooked with steam Llechty Custom canning ami vane Mui. 3W U NOTICE- The Wogoman Sanitarium at Kendallville, Indiana, ha* vacancie* tor aged and meatal case*. Keasouabi* rata* Telepboue 47. Reverse charge*. 224-Utx FARMERS ATTENTION - Call 67P-A at our «apen*e tor dead stack removal Tbo Stadler Product* Co.. Frank Burger, agent. VV AM ED WANTED TO BLY — Brooder bouse in good condition. Clarence McKean. Decatur R R 2. 223-Slx W ANTEIF - Girl tor general house work 237 South First Street Phone lin 336-3 U WANTED - MMdle<god lady to manage home tor two. More for home than wage* Box 30. Iwmo 332-31 X WANTED- Party to cut wood on shares Roy 8. Johnson, pboue 104 or 1033. 334-Ji ' FOR RENT FOR RENT — Newly remodeled Apartment, modem Heat turntrt*4 Near Central Soya Co. See lie Fuhrman. 234-3tx FUR RENT—Two room lurnisbed apartment Fit st floor Retrig orator. Private entrance. Sleeplug room. Phone IMS 4ie N. 81 235-31 FUR RENT—4 unfmulshed rooms and bath. Also roosnef wanted Studebaker home, flrat house left 0,1 2?< > * t ' 336-21 X LUST AND FOUND LOST Top of yellow gold wrist I watch, octagonal shape. Between D. H. 8. aud Nauman avenue. i'bon, 774 Reward 333 31 LUST- License plate- No. 47*-»6* , * ,ltl Pbinie <g Monroe. 233-Jt LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN Rewar i for latoriuaikm leading l to return of red cow and calf. Call 6693. Johu Scbeiman. 324-3tx MARKCTfI AT A GLANCE Stock* irtvgula, *ud uuirt Bouda irrvgutarly higher. V. 8 government* irregularly lower - ,| Curb atocke irregularly higher ~ Chlr ign atoch* mixed fall money | p, r cent | Foreign exchange firm in ruinI tiun 10 the dollar Coiltin future* about sleauy Grain* lu Chicago; Whnii ji-ij corn iric-gulac Chicago IlvMtoeh: hug* «ioady to weak, cattle *ti-ad>. sheep steady to strung Rubber futures up M mum a* Q ivnt a pound Silver up cm in New York I * fin* ounce . | wE EK EN II SPECIALS! Card Tabla* ... 9flc to 64 M Knee H*l. De*** M»5 to 5U.00 Cedar Ch**t* *14.10 to *J6 00 • h e papular woods many *t r i*a. You can save **•. to W«<, on tht* merchandise. SPRAGUE furniture CO. IM fl*, hecond *t Phon, to* WANTED RAGS. .Maozlnen, News ** r,,p ,r ” n - GW Auto RudiatorN, Itatterlei,. Copper, Brawi. Aluminum, and al! <rades of scrap metal*. n-u * wool, sheep P«IU, the year round. The Maier Hide & Fur Co. HO W. Monroe al. Photic 442

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