Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 4 October 1939 — Page 2

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MONROE NEWS Harold Ray left Thursdsv for Lo* Angele*. Calif, where he ha* enroiled at the Aero .ttdustri,** Technical Institute for a two mooih* course la airplane construction. Rev. and Mr*. Vernon Riley aud family entertained allb a dinner al their home Bunday for Mr. aud Mr*. Vila* Bollinger aud family and Mr. and Mr* Luther Adam*, all of near Ri-cMard. Ohio. Mr. and Mra. Dirk Hutgaid were entertained with Sunday dinner al the Dau Noffsinger home. Mr. and Mra A. K. Everhart enteitalned with Sunday dinner for Mr and Mra. Sylvester Everhart aud daughter. Janet Kay, of Decatur. and Mr. and Mra ManeFEveruart of Berne. Mr*. Lem Thana* la visl'ing with friend* in Monroe. Mra. Sadie Scherer of Warren and Mr. and Mr* Ora Beekier and tamily of Oaborn. Ohio, a:tended the funeral of Eliiabcth Scherer. Saturday. Arthur Spuller aud sou, Jack, of Coetinentai. Ohm. called on Mr. and Mr* Raymond Criat aud son*. Saturday night. The household good* of the late Ju*teen Hocker are to he sold at lubiic'huction at the home Thur*uj afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Adolph Hannle and daughter. Pauline, and Mr. «nd Mr*. UlliHK OF OF ÜBA*. Kai »l»; The undersigned. a* administrator d«-bunts-non with will annexed ■>! th* estate ot Abraham Egi> deceased. Hereby give* notice that. by virtues of an order of in* Adam* Circuit Court of Adam* county, state of Indiana, at in* hour of lu ucw»i .i. M. o» Thursday, the rad day of November 1»«*. at toe premises herein described. he win otter for sal* st private sale tbe following real estate situated lit Adams county, elate ot Indiana, town Tn* nortneast quarter of Section thirteen t*g». Township twenty,five Ifol Norin, liange uurieen |U» Ke»l of the Second Principal Meridian containing one bundrod rifty-two and »*-leu tIM.Ht acres, a«or* or lean; Also, tn* southeast fraction, south ot Us* Wabasn Hiver. in dtetioa twelve Township twcnty-flv* «**> Norm. Kang* talnrea Uli FMst of the Hs.ee* Principal Meridian, containing on< and »-l»J ll.es> acre*, mor* or less. Also, commenting at a point sit <*» rods west of tnc northeast corner of th* northwest quartet ot Se-• ties tairteeo < IJj, Townsnip twenty* five <3a> Nortn. Rang* thirteen >UJ East of the Bevond Principal Meridian. thence north to the Wabash River, theme In a southeasterly Strict ion following the meander!*** of said River to tn* section hue sunning east and west tietween decXlons twelv* (111 and thirteen ilSl la said tawnshtp and range, thnace west on said section Un* to lb* place <»t beginning. being the east pari of We toutnwest fraction of th* • .ulhwest quarter of Se lion twelve (111, Township and Range aforesaid; Also, six <•> rod* oft the east side ot th* northwest quarter ot Section •hirt**n lit*. Township twenty-flv* (**> North. Range thirteen till East if th* Metond Principal Meridian containing six <•> acres, more or les*. Containing in all one hundred •UtS-IWo aud 58-lto (14S.eS a- <«*, i*Mdd « Vs *«4M». “ Said sale will be mad* subject to tbe approval of said court for not Ira* Wan the full appraised value, add upon the following te-ms and vendition* town tme-third of the purchase money In cash at time of •ale, th* balam* in two equal Installment* payable nn or before nine and eighteen month* respectively, JeferrvM payment* to be *v idenced by note* of th* purchaser bearing •lx per cent. Interest from date, waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws, providing for atturner fee*, and secured by mortgage nn We real estate sold; or the purrtuner may pay ail rash on day of sal* Maid real estate will be sold sub•eet to a certain mortgage held by The Prudential Insurance Company <-f Am«n- a, securing Hi* prise Ipal sum of tirnie »*, and Interest thereon at four and one-half per cent per annum from April Ist l»l» which rmrtgage is recorded In Mortgage Record *1 at Page i*7 in th* office •f the reorder of said county; also; subject to We lien of any assessment: In the William Fennlg etal drains*proceedings now pending In sen court, and also subject to tbe taxes for th* year I*3* due and payable In I*4o. If said sale Is not made on said dsy. the sal* will be continued free day to day thereafter at th. law orft. e of Henry B Heller, 13* South Second Street. Decatur Indiana. Simon Kgly. Administrator de-bonis-non with will annexed of thv estate of Abraham Kgly dec. used. Henry H. Heller. alturery. Ocl. 4-11-1*

BLONDIE • AN UNWILLING“SCBJECT" By Chic Young q nn-i'iaiimi'iw'yp- - —m —~TJ d ■ if _ 'ihitirijin&nr" I WSo W’Hi I ■.■'ma w i r ... * -- X \ L ** "I _ . ■ ***' Vl 1 IpdbOftß. — THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—CLEAß SAILING* IF THE SEA WERE SOUP! gRpFI I HiSlI > i Rm iWh & W ->1 torarara—l *ft . . - S !■ ” "W* fcf layoff u. Vra |

1 Lor Meyer and sun Vuu Iter, mohilrl to Knoxville. Ohio. Sunday to i i ill uu Mt. aud Mia. Wiluur SlabI toy and family and also attended the kora* pulling conteat at Troy, Ohio. Mr. and Mr*. P. D Wilson and family ot Decatur were Sunday 1 sftrmoon and evening vlvtor* «t th* Raymond Crist home. 1 Calvin Hahuert. »tudegt at Purdue University. spent the wtek-end at the home of hl* parents, Mr. and Mra. 0. A. Huhnert. Miss Ruby Maggard <>f Hol lid*/. N. D, and Mr and Mr* H«nry Hagcard %ere Wednesday dinner guest* at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan I Noffsingrr and daughter, Rena. Mr*. Wilfred R«y I* confined W her hum* with Hine**. Kermit Hocker returned to hl* studies at Western Stat* Teacher* College la KalamatMW. Michigan, Wednesday. A large number from Monroe enjoyed lhe Bluffton free street fair I last Aeek. A new demonstrator ova ft -h board La* beeii set up in lhe telephone rx■hange and will be permanently installed It sufficient subscriber* ure secured It is ot the e «w magneto type and is on display nt the exchange for examination. COURT HUUSE Cited For Contempt A petition for citation for contempt was filed In the divorce case ot Mao Marshall against Clifford T. Marshall The petition was submitted and approved and the clerk WM ordered to issue a citation for the defendant to appear in tbe Adam* circuit court October 7 at a. m. to show cause why be should not be punished tor contempt of court. Te Sell Real Estate In the condemnation suit of the city of Decatur against James and Helen Ivetich, a petition to sell real eeate without consent ot the husband was filed, submitted and sustained Tbe report of the appraisers was filed, examined and approved and the appraiser* allowed *5 each, same to be taxed a* cost* Guardianship Case A petit ton was filed by tbe guardian of James Ivetich to sell tbe undivided interest of the ward The pethton was submitted and sustained, tbe deed ordered, reported and approved, all costs not exceetng *lO to be taxed against the city of Decatur. Estate Case In the estate of Charles S. Bryan. the current report ot the executor was filed, examined and approved. Schc-dule to have inheritance tax determined was referred to the covmty assessor. Marriage Licenses Walter R. Grave*. Bowling Green. Ohio to Floronee C’syton. Decatur. 500 Sheets B‘i»H Sunrise Canary Second Sheets, really wrapped 35c. The Herat ur Democrat Co.

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"ROMeADS ME LUCKT’ L: By Vera Browm.

CHAPTER XXXV So Mike and Mr. Rrgan, Sr . started out that bright Oct-bor morning to see Manhattan. They went down u> the Battery first where the sight of the Statue of Liberty recalled to Mr. Regan hia honeymoon trip, many years ago. It was not until they stood at «unset on top of tbe Empire State Building and looked down across Manhattan to the harbor that Mr Reran again spoke of hi* wife. ■You've taken her place with Larry. Hl never forgo* what you did for my boy." "You're kind, Mr. Regan." "Na He couldn’t have neromphvhcd what he ha* without you.” Mr. Regan paused for a moment. "I wanted you to know how I felt. 1 hope thing* will be all right for you and Larry some day.” They rod* back down to Mike's apartment through lhe twilight which was deep purple. She bought all the afternoon newspaper* at the corner near th* apartment. Mr. Regan went to hi* apartment to rest before dinner. ... Mike paced the little sitting room next door. What had Wish done with Iris? She glanced through th* paper*. There was nothing. Just stuff about the game and picture* of Handsome, 14 Inches deep. It was almost seven when Handpome telephoned: “Dont worry. I'm fine. I'm with Ace." His voice reassured the girl. “I can’t have dinner with you and Dad. Yen take him te some nice place. I'm staying with Barnes; will see you and Dad to-

morrow!" • • • There was no sleep for Mike that night. Next morning thing* were no better. She was so nervous she eould have screamed. Handsome telephoned about 11 o'clock. His father answered, for Mike was downstairs at the mail box. She was hoping there would be some written word from Wish. It was awful not knowing what was going to happen when so much threatened... . Handsome did not talk long, and Mr. Regan hung up before Mike eame back. She was so restless, she suggeoted thst they leave early for the stadium, eat lunch near the park, and not have to worry about the taxi or subway jama So for two hours, Mike and Handsome'* father watched the crowds come spilling up out of the subway and rush for the stadium. Hand some Larry Regan * name wa* on all lips- His Yankee team was a heavy favorite for the first day** game just because he was pitching When Mike and Mr. Reg*n finally took their bog seats in back of tbe Yankee dugout, the tension of ths crowd was terrific. A band was playing “Sidewalks of New York." The bleacher crowds were singing. Then they started calling for Handsome. Mr. Regan'* eyes ware bright He put hit hand through Mike’s arm. “Hear them!" “Ye». they've always loved tarry, even when he was down on hi* luck.” It wax almost game time. There seemed to bo but one empty seat and that was next to Mike. Maybe that seat was for Wish -Malone. But. no, * stranger finally took it Arrow the way, Carol Lee waved to Mike. Sb* had just come in with Mrs. Barn**. Carol was looking brilItenu She raised her hand, her fingers crossed. Mik* nodded and smiled. -Sh* aonderod about Carol and Dusty, hoped that everything was aU right between them now.

DECATL’R DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY. OCTOB ER I. 1939.

nbone. ft With what sport I* the name ot Charley Yates associated? « Where to the native habitat 3f the chimpansee? 7. Which state eapitato bear th* iiwnes of former V « Presidents? I. event I* called The Nativity? ». What is th* correct proauueix ties of the word horisog. id Name the Emperor of AustriaHungary who died during tbs world 1 I. a

I But the scene in front ot her commanded rapt attention Tits band played th* "Star Soaagied Banner” with th* teams ail lined up near the flagpole And there we* Handsome. ■ marching wKh them, towering above them all. Mik* afterward could not remember seeing much of tbe gam*. She «at there tn a fog of nJeerr. Mr Regan was enthusiast*!. At tbe -evrr.tb inning ‘stretch” when everybody stood up tbe Yanks were leading Stet. Ron.ebodj »p< se to tbe man sitting next to Mike. “My seat, sir, I'm srrry!” Mik* turned around It was Wish Maloael She grabbed hi* arm "Wish. Wish, where have you been?" He looked tired, thinner; but be smiled into her eyes; then he greeted Mr. Regan with real pleasure. "Thank tbe Lord, I got her* for a couple of innings!" He set tied brm self to enjoy the next twenty min utoe. Handsome'* team bad been in the lead all tbe way but it was ob. so cJotc! “Doing well tea t he?” Wish mur mured. “Yee. but—but—" There was little time for talk. A Yankee error helped tie the score in the eighth toning. Even Mik* forS>t her eagerness to talk to Wish aadsome seemed to be a little tired. The game went 10 inning*. But there is no use in going into details ... Everybody know* that Handsome beat Chicago 3 to t—came through with some of the finest ppching ever in tbe pinches. Hi* opening hit in the final inning led to

his making th* winning run. A* Mike stood there with Mr. Regan watching th* jubilant fans swarm over the diamond, a sharp r«m«mb*raM* of that other World'* Serie* came over her. She did net want Mr. Regan to mte* anything. ... He was like a boy. *o eager to sec , hi* Ijtrry in this hour of glory. “He’S be on tbe radio at <:80 P. M. and there will be photographs i and *U that We wont *w him until liter seven?* I Wish had left in * hurry, to learn i Handsome's plans, the moment the • game ended. They were to meet him ■ in th* old place where hi* car was ■ parked. I Malone was waiting when Mike and Mr. Regan found hi* car. “Mr. Regan would bk* to b«ar the broadI east. Wiah. I hope yen h*ve time te take him.” Knowing well why she eould not go, Wish agreed with i alacrity. -"V?- ** xou ,< * ln ton.ght. Wish?" sh* asked just befor* *h* )«Xt them at Radio Cita. so 111 lot you know." , When she met Handsome for din net with Ace Bamex snd some of the boys, h* was utterly poised, quite certain that their team would hav* little trouble Mik* tned to gut in touch with W sh th* nutt morning at hi* apartment. W hen she telephoned, she •a* certain h* wax there, but th* operator reported Mr. Malon* was i out It was only nine o’clock. H«'s avoiding me, she decided. Wish did not *it b*-id* her and Mr Regan that day or th* next She tried to question HaMteom* about Malones * teener but Larry h»d hfU* to *ay and *b* did not presr it A brief resume <4 the rest of the Senes should suffice. .. Dusty Lro lost 'he second game. 7 to 3; hi* *< Im arm or dotMetir. worses just threw him off form rhe next dhy, the Yankee* succumbed to a terrific* Cub bombsrdmant, 11 to 2; but wh*a Ac* sent Haadaom* to th*

Coin Crop Estimate Under 1938 Figures Chicago, Ocl. 4 — (VP)-- Privet* crop expert* today forecas* a corn crop of 1,477.fie«.(>U0 bushel* for the nation this year. M.WOOO (M) bushels lees than last year's crop and 44.1'110,000 bushel* under tbe dept 1. government eetlmete. Nat C. Murray made lb* hlgheet estimate. bushels, while B. W. Snow vs* low with 3,-

• mound for th* fourth contest. Kegan i was even mor* the master than he • was in the opener, shutting out hi* I opposing sluggers. 1-0. The Series 3 we* now even, two-ail. I Again Dusty'* arm went back on him In tbe fifth game and the Yanka - lost, • to I; but with a desperate ) effort they again tied the Serie* by . winning the *nth. fi to 8. The stage t was now act for th* "rubber” game i —th* seventh—which would settle > tbe aerie*. That fateful day. Hand- > some Larry Regrar. seemed a blend of Mathewson. Dean and Gomes at I their best He registered hi* second shutout (1-0). holding Chicago to three measly singles! Handsome i was indeed a Christy. Dissy and ; Goofy rolled into one on that most i crucial afternoon! 1 m 4 Mr R *< ,n trie4 to fight their way through the whoop- > mg crowd. W teh Malone found them. It was th* first time Mike had seen • Mm since the opening game i "Handsome wants his dad to visit the dressing room," Wish tail "You go on home and get into your beet clothes. Wei? telephone when we know where th* ring's meeting." Wish put Mike into a cab, gave the driver a Ml!. He was beaming. That was reassuring, but what did it mean? Mike dro '• unseeing through tbe streets. The early eve rung settled fast. ... The Serie* was over and ahe Mt horribly let down. Happy that Handsome had won. of course—wild with happi ness about that But Mike knew now the Must stop seeing him. It was the only way out ... That Ins was back, Mike w** certain. There was no other way to explain Wish’s surprising ia-havior. Mike was quit* convinced he had been detaining Iris. W.*h might feel that the end justified ihe means That end. for him, wax the World's Championship.... But there would have to be a day of reckon, ng “It's come for me. now!” eh* thought out laud. At her apartment she decided, however, to join the rest. They'd make sure that Mr Regan. Sr., had a good time. Tomorrow *** another w'-k thou F t ’ t of leaving New York. She would not be afraid . now to hunt for a job any place. She knew secretarial work Ma*b* Bob Kenyon could help her get a transfer down south ...to Nee Orleans, or out west. Sec sat f«i a long Uim W her uaraened aparunect. She snapped on the lights, and began to dress slowly. She had a nice Mack dinner gown a ™of fresh orchids from Handsome arrived. Mike touched th* lovely purple blossoms, laid them against her choek. At seven she turned on the radio. Handsome was due to broadcast with Aee and Dusty. It was a sprightly program. Handsome and th* other* sounded swell." It brought a smile to Mike's 9* bn * f P r °r r *n’ was finished. Mike sat d<?wn again to wait tor her friend*. ... It was almost eight when her door bell rang. She ran to the busier pushed it without speaking through the tube. It must be the gang They'd not bothered to She opened the door wide. Nobody carna She finally shut it. reutrning to the window. Then she heard a tap oa her door. She opened it. Th* apartment was dimfy I it, the hall lights blinded Mike tor a mo ••'•endingthere. She pushed Mike aside, stepping into th* room without speaamg. It was Iris Regan! (To be concludedj .. rwwnsM k* tv, Otarms* w Bra, r—,

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♦ RATES * One Time— Minimum chsrfi* es 2ft* for 20 word* or lee*. Over 20 word a per word Two Times—Minimum charge of 40e for 20 word* or IssaOver 20 word* 2o per word for th* two times Three Tim**—Minimum charge of 60q for 20 word* or lee*. Over 20 word* 2 1 /** per word for th* three time*. Card* of Thank* ftfte Obituaries and verse* .. 81.00 Open rate • display advertising Ifte per aolumn Inch. • 4 FOK SALE ALWAYS new and USED washer*, eweepera, refrigerator*, aiovoe Small payment. Fuel oil beater. Hvcalur Haubery, dealer. James Kitchen, salesman 301-tt ORDERED SOLD — Stove* and Ranges, easily worth lift more. Big roomy cabinet heater*. 2u-in« h fire pot. ftft» S« and old stove. White porcelain enameled ranges, ftftk to ■nd old range. Wilson heaters. klt< hen heater* and laundry atovea —priced to sell quick. Sprague Furniture Co M 182 So. Second St.. Decatur, Ind Phone lite 334-21 FOR SALE '37 Ford Pickup truck, good mechanically, good rubber. Bryce Dautete, Pieasaat MUI*. Phone 3»03. 332-ftt FOR SALE — 10 nativ* feeding lamb*. Also tW pound Durham bull. W- M. Kiiaon. route X Decatur. 233 g3tx FOR SALE—Small Spinet Piano, tike new. Can be pure baaed tor \ unpaid balance. 88. month. Write i Jule* Martin. Gen. Del. Decatur. 23341 X ) FOR SALE—Two Boston Terriers; one female aged 4 years, one male ag<d 4 months Both well marked. Jack Zehr. phone 1»74. 2J4-3U FOR SALE — Potatoes. William Anderson. 9 mile* northeast of Decatur on County line, just off of State Road 101 Monroeville phone FOR SALE A lex good (utl blood ed Shropaire rams. T. H Balt sell, Dei tur route 4. 234-Jtx ORDERED SOLD- I'H Furniture and Piano*, living room suite*., piano*, table*, mattresses, dress j er*. No reasonable, cash offer refused Sprague Furniture Co., 182 South Second St,, Decatur, Ind. Phone 199. 234-2 t FUR SALE — Dr. Saiabury Kola-: Cap* worm powder*. Took and; conditioner. Jamesway ventilating system and equipment. Decatur | Hatchery. Poultry Headquarter*. FOR SAI47 4 Spring eWg lamb* Mart Fruecht* I mile north ot i Mugley. Preble Phone. 23ft-2tx — IFOR SALE Two-burner oil beat-j er. Call 303. 234 3t —« PRACTICAL N FUSING and hotimwork by experienced person ; Ml*. Mae Johnson, fill S. Win- ; cheater St. 23ft-3tx ■ , — , ..ra MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks; iriegulatly higher in I qu'et trade. • loads; irregular. U 8. govern-' m.nt* higher. Curb *tock*: lower. Chicago stocka irregularis lower Call money: one ter eent Foreign exchange: firm against the dollar. ' Cotton: steady, (stains: wheat a>M corn fractlot a!!, higher. Chicago livestock, hogs atrong rattle strong, sheep aeak. Rubber: lower. Silver bar In New York- off in New York to Ur * fine ounce. I.’Bl oo.'teo Murray plac.-d the supply of old corn on farms a: ftaff.too • •hh», an increase of 2MJKfi,Cto bush- > ■« over last year.

gJS I St-JJ'.'gß ATTENTION TRUCK OWNERS 2 New Goodyear 34x7 10-Ply Truck Tires 50'* off. SAYLORS Chevrolet Sales Radios Fixed by men who KNOW now MILLER RADIO SERVICE U 4 W Moni-e. *t. Phen. 424 — R... Phen. W 2 ,

MISCELLANEOUS AUTHORIZED County dealer tor Dri-Gas. the bottled cooking gas, ! Thor washer and Ironer. E. C. , Stucky. Geneva Hatchery. Pbou* ; IS*. Geneva. JuS-tf NOTICE — Canning Monday. Wednesday and Friday until Fiurthjer notice. Also making cane tnolass e*. Bring your cane lu any time All quality work assured and well cooked with ateam. Llecbty Citatum Canning Cane Mill, Berue 300 ts FARMERS ATTENTION — Call B<vA at our expense for dead stock removal Th* Stadler Products Co., Frank Burger, agent Utt NOTICE —The Wogoman Sanitarium at Kendallville, Indiana, baa vacancies for aged and mental case*. Reasonable rates. Telephone 47. Reverse charge*. 229 11U —-a - VY ANTED WJIfcTED- Reliable tuau to represent well established Life. Health and Accident Insurance Co. In Decatur and vicinity. Furnish reference. Address Box 41. care Democrat. 234-3 U WkNTEIk Active ;oung man able to drive and work around poultry Louse. Mets Egg and Poultry Cd. Phone 134 236-ali WANTED— Passenger to Southern California. Oct. 12. New car. | Share expense*. Rev. M T. Brandyberry. Phone 431. Decatur, th) N 7th St 235-3tx MEN WANTED ' IxM-al manager of nationally-known teed company want* to appoint several men tor good psylng work. Deliver order* to farmer*, render service and do other work. You can do thia job. Farm experience helpful Car necessary. Perman ent wotk. You only need to give your name and address 39. care Democrat. 1U WANTED—Let me fix that roof before winter. Old roof* repaired aud new put on. Special price on galvanised corrugated. >4 to per square Standing roam, »«. put <>n, all new 28 guage Call or *e<A. M Barkley. Route 8. Decatur. 228-10tx WANTED—Loan* on tarm*. En*t ern mousy. Low rat**. Very liberal term*. See me for abstract* o» Utl*. French Quinn. 83-m-w-f -g, — FOK KENT FOR RENT-4 room modern furnished apartment; heat furnished. ■ private entrance. Phone 79. 413 Meroer Ave. 83341 FOR RENT 40 acre farm, dose to town Good buildings Cash rani. Write Box 43. Decatur Demia rat--238-3tx I— '—mi I rniinO. ' I sains I I.K«. VI. M>TH i: Notice l» h• gi»«n ihe ofttelals land taxpayers of Adams (Aiunty and ;HUnl< tpalittea within mM <»unty I that tiie budacia, tax levtea and ! rates of the foliowlu* munlelpaiittes will hs < ossldered st a pubtt. hearIPa to he >-<>ndu< tod hi the State I Hoard of Tax t’onimtxaJoner* or a I KeprerontnUvs of said Board. Io be |*.*M at the «onnt> court houM » i raid county as foMowst ; Ibginnlna at **o A M , Munday. lOetober Vth. l»3*. and in ths foliuwling order; Adams County Blue t'reek Township 1 French Township Hartford Township' Jsfreraon Township Kirkland Township Root Townsltlp Hl. Mary's Township W abash Township WsKhlngton Townah p IteslnnlnK at i s* r. M. of said day. and in the following order; Hrrne I*lxll Town I Herne m-h.s.l Town Herne Idhrxry ! tteneva Civil Town Heratur Civil City j twaiur Behoof t'ny j Iteratur Uhrary At such hxring offl. lais and taxpayers will lw permuted to present any evlgene, Urol may site Information >,n Items In the budgets that. It, their opinion, airould be r*du< ed »r ehanued or r«> other Intormatlan I.hat would help lhe undesigned in tomlusfon in fin »11y determining the bmtuet. teeter “ ..W** *’* **• obnve named muniHTATK BOAItD OF TAX i'OMMBWIONEtU Philip Zoereber, Chairman Atteet: Pl*L_tl_Kornetnatin. ho- retart

WANTED RAGS, Magazines. Newspaper*. Scrap Iron. Old Auto Radiator*. Batteries. Copper. Brass, Aluminum, and all Krade» of scrap metal*. We buy hide*, wool, .sheep pelt*, the jear round. The Maier Hide At Fur Co. 710 W. Monroe at. Phone 112 — — ■ N. A. BIXLER OPTOMSTRIST Sy.. Kiamln.d . Gl.-ue. Fttt.4 HOURS •:M to 11:30 12:30 to 4:00 I Y.i.»h.n. 134

MARKET REPoil; D*'LV REPORT n. Hl ANO IGn Msrx.j sos 111 st 11 No < mum, —nq l<M» to ||>. i - 1 1*0 t<> i»<) 'to to n„ to 37(i to l( , too t-> K 3S« lbs , u ,,4 U(J Ml Roughs Bpriug tei, llia Varim. |g| wholesale egg •••■ sultry guot* t . *H YurtUsiied 5, ■ M *tt * Egg < PouHo, • - ‘ '"i -über ( BUe Pri.es fur t:r»; A premium y ( i c be Paid fur ..ic i u # . { «,M Übite egg* White Eggs d., z Brosu or mu. d rm Hi ruH Heavy lM . r ih Leghorn h.-n- a, W n-*(> >. . .- . Era White Ko. x. j Mi K... k-. .... 4i; , U[l " - M Heavy rooster* M Ugh.,,-; M CLEVELAND PROOuCi Cletriana <> ( Product M Bu Her nurX-i ussHlhfi tras 34. »:a:>du-d. Egg*, mats.- unw- «• gM «r.td, 18Hc. Live p . gM heavy 3 it.- .„ a up ISc. dm k- , > Bh| |M and up : ~{ aM ed lUriX . old-,. So. W Potatoes 1103 p.l I-. t.a* and katat.d.' - I .»• »I4G |M f:> M ho r i—• ■ Il . t. |;s ||| EAST BUFFALO LUtSTOOM Ens- Ruffal. X I ou —Livestock Hug*, fov. active, suady; and <hoh. 17-..-?> .)>• IX3 313 il- » ,ri:uM 2H) lbs s'■ i : iuo.l wfiM above ISO il<- > tetter.M lots IJolt.o .... Jh.,.>•’» H Cattle. 2S" talriy ..litr dM sl.-udj . and helu i- » t- . -- rr «M to So dost, . »- «S: auM bulls. 43 331* .iroeg sdM H4H8.78. H Calves. ;.»■ uk<MM J good and i hoi. e iUM I liidlai-4|"'iir Iml tn. I -jfl ’ Llvaatotk; H ,! Hog receipts i •j9h; mark* t 33. higher o* Bljß i and up. light. ! »• ikht» xM IM 'ilftc higher, top I 71« ' 15c bigh.-t. m.-- ) ■ . |ti to. 14<h3<to !!■- HSMtItM 4<M) lbs. H 7'» tovs, Ibhiff M Ift9<*-to 55 I Cattle. I.'IOO >ahes H» V ket generally •(• "iy '» ,! ? ■* J killing clns». s tun nuatl M prised of around huids’ftffH and yearlings mostly • choice, early »..!■ * good <• V| I lum. J 9 to fl" 5" t- » Ings. *l<m 111 heifer* canner aud .uti.-i "'••'J® |3 7848.28; prm'i.al "‘P sausage bull*. 17 *etit*niara calve* and Ugh' >• •’M J low* rat |7to4» to >■**«*■ • higher, top |H. j Bbeep. 12’*' 1,1 ’toibs II bulk good and t hol< e ' cammoti and medium L-i k CHICAGO GRAIN Ci-081 De. May Wheat .81%-** Con .. 4»H-% US Oats ... .32 3: ' 22 , FORT WAYNE LIVES?#* Fort Wayne Ind. Oct. • —Llveat | Hogs. 10130. higher. to ho 300-170 lbs. ’ ,g IlMhra »«’O. ’to >so lb*. Imo lb».. 84so. 2802 W UH- M 380-300 lbs. »**"• - I ''" ! 114 It. M84»0 lb* »«» **] 11 lb*.. M26l 120 HO lb» - M lbs.. 88.76- .. Rough*. 15 7ft. *'•»» » * ' Calve*. 11150. lamb*. >»’• I LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO- , corrected Or'obvr I Price, to be paid No. 1 Wheat, to lbs or ' No. 2 Wheat. ft» !»’• ; Oats. 30 lbs. lest ... “ j No. 2 Yellow Corn No. 3 Soy Bean* j Rye *—»*aa*saeeearn »*♦»■-** "' ” CENTRAL »OYA CO No. 2 Soy Beau*