Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 298, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1939 — Page 2

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COMMISSIONER'* CLAIM* TO Bit ALLOWEII IIEtEMIIF.K 13. IMO M iacel u« Fort Wayne Ptg Co. Os. Hup. 491.31 AabtMucher • Tin Hhop C. Hup. 10.0 The Rr!t»frr Store dn 14 07 The Decatur IMmorrai Co adv 71.1* Georgs It Hlerly Deputy hire >5.00 Bernlece Dubach Its* clerk .000 Georg* Freve) Hrglstratlon »" G ltem> Hlrrly do Holtons* H. hull* Co. >lk. evp. 7104 lioiiplae Store do 14.41 41. Itemy Hlerly Postage "• <l. H Hlerly Inqurt • •*■"• <1 It. Hlerly do '*l Ed P Miller do 13.40 Dr. F 1. ilr»nd»latr do , « Ur W. Iff. Smith do *.40 Dr. Palmer Eicher do J.M Dr it F. Daniele d<> 3 Hr <l. J Kohne do 1 *" Dr. 14. I ■ Hearere do !• ‘0 Dr. M. U llabeg«< r do « *° l»r. D. D Jo nee do ... * '*o Dr. Amur lleu»»ef do Mars Cowan Depots Hire 7* »« D la-wi* Eicher cik hire 60.00 Alice Unhurt Deputs hire 7. oo Jeff Ue-hty Tree* 4*5 feee UJ 30 H< hell Typewriter Shop do ewp ft «*> E. II Kauffman deputy hire 75 «" Huth Hollingsworth poetaae 5"0 lao T Glllig deputy hire 13»."« Henry Mauer do la.uls Keller do I. Ed P Miller mileage 100 00 Ed I* Millet Traveling exp 31 «" Ed I* Miller Hd. >f Prisoners 7* *•» It. G Delninner deputy hire imino W II Gillium postaS*. Fl. Wayne B P » Hup S Exp 10 CUllloni Lumber Co do 7 I on The Krl k ryndall Co. D exp 307 00 iUIIIoui Lumber Co. do 5.5« 1-Vank Hoaeerman do 31.60 John M Doan do -2 "* Frank Peterson do 2.10 Gotts, hath Tile Works do 73 «• Van Huron Bowman d<> 3 ■’*• John Hendrnka do *OO Elmer Moser do 13* Kalph Bollenba. her do 4.34 Wm Zur. her do 1*56 Frank Hoaeermaii do 17.30 Noah Brunner Io 1»33 Chaltner Hmltley do J.oo John Kinta do 3* •" Ca»h Coal ft Supply do ISO .77 I tai Ph W. Klee do 11 40 tlinon K. Striker Salary A P 119 70 yfargur-t S Myer* eatery **• 00 Clifton E striker mileage 17.74 It. E. ilrldri. h Hupt. Exp. I* •• l>V«v ft Snyder do 109 so I. I: Archbold "alary . 41.74 I. K Archbold operating > »p. 7" *'• Alhe Itelnklng -alary *7 no A K 1 ..slewed* Proa rap J* 77 E J. Worthman Salarv 90.00 Di. F. I. Grand.taff sal exp > ■>» Will Wlnnes raaeaeing 7.50 Frank Llniger Co. Comm .al, 40.0 n Philip Htrahm do .40 On Monee A .igeh irger do *0 no Philip Strahm Co ''omm. mile 31 90 Frank L.nuier Io 44.34 Muses Aug.burger do ' It* C, J Jones Co. Council , 3000 Hoary Denner do 30.0a Dean Byerly do 30 00 Hvert Banter do .moo Fred Uiaun do ... ;n 00 August Conrad do 30 o<> i>U4ua M> hultg do 30 9* Henry H Heller aalarv 70 o» Ira It. Fuhrman Offhlal 11 t«0o Ed F Berllng do J» jo Gros er C. M> aer du S.na <1 Kemy Hlerly C ut Venue 3*.00 victor II Eichers F lorn E loon David Drltwh do < So S< burger Ahatra. t < ... du 13 “u Ira H Fuhrman In* C.> Hida • W J humaker Ct. H*>uae 100 00 Mary M<4*lure do IS 00 Pumphrey Jewelry Store do 17.00 The Schafer Store do I 49 Mlra.ie Mfg Co. do oS Htulta* Home Grocery Jail ISo Herman Hough do 370 47 Herne Wit near Co l>.ga| Ad*t 40 97 Irene Hyron Sanatorium 443 4S llobert II Heller Tas Sale He 3«. I'Hlsena Tele. Co pltone <*; t«. lafirmar* H. P latFontalne ralarv ISo.no Clara LaFoutalne Io 43 .13 Herbert laaFontalne do 10 <m Florence la>ngeri< h d». 37 70 ihrtotii. do 37.4 ft CW»tn Kalb do 37 SO 111-hard latF ntaine do *7 So Martin Sprunger do 1» »o Charlea Cook do 7 *0 Virginia Shoaf do 34 no Dr. J. SI Miller aalary 1M44 Indiana Inatltutional Ind. cap. *3 37 sin. lair Helming <’». do 4ft.30 Adame County Lum Co do .’*> 7S Dr c V Connell do js Hi J I Holcomb Mfa C«. do 474 Indian llefinh.g Co do ».»| Phil Sauer do 7s >o Martin Gilaon do lie Smith Drug Co. do 43.14 JohnaoH llapair Shop du 4 to Holthouea. S< hulte ft t*o do 73 47 Mira. Io M’g Co do ut.34 Ml. hole Hltoe Mtiir* 4<» Gro< • 3 H«»n-X-KruM lUkirur <’<> d«» s<i «l Htondord Oil Co. dis .*.« *4 Nll.ll. k A H. do t 4« !>•« Ilardward Cu. do 4» 11 E. <*, St» hr do j|.»« Welfare leaf Faye Smilh Knapp Ma arv lot 37 Hornice Ncleon do »n.«it Helen K Mann do an on Mery *hulte do semi t.uella Ftohnapfel do St* no Fay*, smith Knapu poaiage Jo no Henry B HelHr Legal ory jn<* on Faye Smith Knapp tnleaut *’ • Hernh e Nala»n du *» in Helen E Mann do je tS'rl* A lt< 1. heldeftrr do >«4 E W Baumgartner du 7.3 ft Decatur Lumber • » Fur Fla 99.73 Ft Wayne Pfg Co off a>p 4» «7 Highway He pair IHaf ha. I into Fuelling lalror 74 an tlraver Hleehe do 44 10 Herman Miller do . 4Ma< Sa. 3 K. 41. Martin labor . Zl.ae Daniel Neireiler do t» «» Harold Si rail m du «• on Kalpli lt<>*» do *• uc

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CHAPTER XXVIII The check waft put through. The elerk knew her. She drew the full amount in Wils. Who knew, she might need them all before the day was at • closet Then down to Wall Street in ft taxicab. She wouldn't trust the subway. In one compartment of her bag was the envelope for Tarry containing the five hundred dollar*. Six hundred dollars, in another, for her father. She dung tightly onto that handbag. Tarry waa pathetically grateful, and also obvi-iusly ashamed, when she added a fifty dollar bill to the original amount, surmising he had speculated with hi* client's money because his plrasure-luving soul had run him into debt. "1 heard you were at the El Martino a time or two," she contrived to say. in an offhand manner, to salve his young pride, "a dollar a drink can run you into plenty. Maybe this'll help out." “I swear 111 pay you back every nickel.” She wondered how? But refrained from moralizing. Where waa the good" With a hand no longer shaking—for th* cash waft safely in his pocket —he wrote her an 1.0. U. Told her she was an angel. Her thought* flew to Ute El Martino. The long room in azure and white —stars twinkling on the deep blue ceiling . . . along the walls the gold leaf palms. Chinchillas .. sables ... ermine* ... diamonds .. . emerald*. Exotic women . . . glittering names galore. She'd met Randall in that club. Had not like*! him in the beginning. But compared to Tarry, to Rodney Stone, had he not proved himself a truer friend than those two who had so fascinated her for a time? The thought of Rodney at this moment was a horrible ache. Ironically, it was hi* father-in-law-to-be who had saved the situation for poor Tarry. But don't let Tarry know about the source of the money, for by the terms of the letter Mompanying the check she was tacitly tied She must abide by that, eost what it may. Tarry was probably thinking that the money cam* from Randail at bis own suggestion. Didn’t dm what kind <>f string* were attached! Thinking this, and watching Tarry wolf a second breakfast (the shadow of jail definitely removed), she told herself that men were cheats and hypocrites and liars, interested in nothing but food, drink and the sport of love-making. Their I passion for money meant just that! Cash for self-indulgence! Why not meet them on their own ground? Why not indulge herself a little with the remnant of the check she had fairly earned? It was a sparkling morning. The | sunbeams showed the shabbiness of her old coat. An hour and a half left till her Bc.ston-going train at noon. She had money in her purse. Why not look the imrt? Would Rodney Stone have turned i fr«m her to Ruth, if she'd had th* wits -and cash—to be sartorially emart? He had liked her Admired her. Even loved her. There had been that unforgettable moment on the boat. To illustrate her point, she remembered the gorgeous Itirrd gown! Tarry dropped her off at the department store where she had seen that coat in the window yesterday —deep burgundy duvetyn swathed tn Mattering blue fox Seventy-mn«-fifty. “Reducedfrom one hundred and ten dollars, madam. It was made for you. You look a dream ” And she did. The high roll collar framing the pale beauty of her face, her slender neck that was like the stem of a flower. Tight-fitted bodice ■inched at the waist accentuating her *iend*rness. Swirling skirt*, fur-edged, making her look like an illustration from Vogue!

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“It doe* thing* for you. madam. Th>- gentlemen would admire you in it. Your sweetheart? Ur a husband, perhaps?" “I've neither the one nor the other,” said Moira tartly. Then her naturally pretty mouth relaxed into a smile. There were plenty men in the world who would admire her. Lit' waa far from over. She’d put Dr. Stone out of her mind. She'd given Ruth to him. She wasn't going to sacrifice all gaiety, all happiness. because one man out of a million had failed. She paid for th* coat. Took it over her arm There was a shoe sale in the basement Beautiful suMe pumps, the color of her coat, at two-ninety-five. To the glove counter. Chamois pull-on* that matched the fur. A handbag roomy envelope typo—on the same tone. Quick dash to her apartment. Out of her working dress and into the burgundy velvet purchased previously to wear at the hospiud bazaar Thanks to Amanda, she had worn it in the kitchen. Nor was it any more suitable for the train. But she must look lovely for her father—opulent, for her own spirit. The new wine velour hat, bought with the dress, with it* tiny, off-the-face brim, completed the ensemble. A picture of dainty beauty stepped into the taxi she had 'phoned for. A transformed girl. Ixxiking at her, her father would make no bone* about accepting th* money needed for the mortgage interest. He would see her as successful. Working-girl-makea-good-in-the-big-city! “Grand Central as fast a* you can make it," .Moira told the driver. It wm a wild, exhilarating ride. No time to buy her Pullman ticket. She dropped breathlessly into a deeppadded chair in the club car. Men on al! sidex' Already ordering pre-luncheon highballs, eoektail* and aperitifs. She'd been right in siting up their interest in food, drinking and love-making a* predominating. A’ready there were, vulgarly speaking, glad-eye* galore. Bh# bought her ticket, a magazine. some cigarette*, and leaned back, luxuriating in thia brief change tn the usual routine. Houses flew past. Her magazine slipped to the floor. The man in the next seat grabbed it as »he «woop<«d for it. Their head* bumped. Swift apology front him. I "No matter. The train swing* so on the curves." She gave him a smile. I ll« waa long, lean, aristocraticI looking. With a nice face. "Fortyish!" she decided. And with money. B!ea«ed money. Surriy a high-priced English tai’or had eut those gray tweed*? And she had glimpsed his gold cigarette case. He naw a slim dark girl with a ' sensitive mouth and quite lieautifu) I eyes. Smartly dressed, with pretty feet and ankle*. It wm the ankles I I he had—and agreeable—seen first. ‘ A boring journey of six hours—that’s to say, if he didn't talk to her 11 —lay ahead. “Bo«ton bound. I take it?" He - thought she had a Bostonian air. “No. Madison." "I too. You live there?” “Used to. New York's iny abodt, the** days." i “Then that’s our second point in I common ” She thought: “Evelyn would call him a quick worker." But there wm i nothing forward or impertinent • j about him. Different from Evelyn'* I kind of man He had a well-bred manner. i "Would you care to look at a - paper?" U a»n't going tz> force hint- > self on her. He had two papers. She declined, r "Noth>ng but murders, violence . kidnaping* and what-have-you,” i she responded shrewdly. > “You'ra right.” He wm amused, [ a little intrigued “I only read the . financial section*, skim the headi line*." The financial sections? She'd

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been correct in summing him up* then’. Money. They were chatting, pre*-■Mg, An attendant passed through the club ew, bawling: “First cal! for lunch. Dining cir rear.” "Hungry?" She said: "Not yet. But don’t let me detain you.” “Oh, I breakfasted late." The car emptied. “The American man and his food." She looked cynical, faintly amused. How young she was. he thought. Wanted to seem experiamMd. Or wm she? “You’ve been abroad, I take it?” She only hesitated for a moment, then »aid coolly, watching her effect: “I waa educated in Europe." Why should girls like Amanda and Ruth have all the privileges, the background? She’d create one for herself, out of her own mind. "School in Paris?" “Naturally. Lausanne first. I adored the winter sports. D’yuu ski?” "Once upon a time. Christmas at St. Montx. Bob-sleighing. The Create Run. You know it. of course?" She was Mtonishad to bear hem self say, glibly: “I've been down N. It was frightfully exhilarating.” s “And dangerous." Was he looking nt her quizzically? She remembered, uncomfortably, reading something about women being , barred from th* Crest* Run. He'd : probably know that. “Farcinating thing* ar* usually - dangerous.” She shook out a little nervous laugh. He ventured: “You carry n* sign.” Gave her another odd glance "How do you mean?" “No red light visible!" “A left-handed compliment?" She ought to snub him. But it wm her own fault. She'd given him the lead. Inadvertently. “Not at alt” His eye* were amused. “Meant with the right hand too, not forgetting the rye* and ears. But your life must be a long sweet song of compliment*. If I sound too bold, forgive me." "Practised, you mean?" Let him see she was no fool. But it wm mi* raculous how quickly her new smart outfit was getting result*. There waa the psychological angle, a* well. Self-assurance cam* to one when one was beautifully garbed and groomed. To be fully in command of oneaclf wm half life’* i batel*. When he offered h*r a cocktail, after they'd chatted further, *h« I accepted airily, for wasn’t it in th* | I spirit of the new, dashing Moira ’ who today had been bom? Money: Money had done this! For . the sake of other people, she had put . through the big check that had at i first shMked her. but now it seemed perfectly right and fitting that she, ’ too. should get some benefit. i Sipping her cocktail—a daiquiri . in its amusing iced pagoda—smok- . ing a Turkish cigarette that had ' come out of hi* gold cate, she felt worldly, sophisticated. H* wm a charming companion. They lunched together later. Sat at the little table-for-two m wintry hill* and dales flew pMt. And always Ma eye* had that shiny look in them that said: i “You're beautiful!" although he paid no fmther compliment*. H>* i attentiveness showed his interest. 1 i They lingered over coffee and t liqueur*. ’ 1 “Like the first act of a play,” I thought. Moira. Fun to assume th* role of a girl who wm thoroughly i ac<u»tomad to life's best, materially speaking. i She let her imagination carry her away. What if she did Ab? Talk . airily of Europe and it* capita!*? Sha’d read er<>*\h It wm really a kind >.f gam .. mulating the witx . | Soothing the .out that had had too ’ many hurts, these dayx <To be continued) f M «•* I DlHiiHiad H Iliac >«•!•*** <»• IM

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0 • RATH On* Tlm»—Minimum charp* of 25s for 20 word* or laea. Over 20 word*, i'/ie per ward. Twa Time*—■Minimum charge es 40c for 80 word* ar leaeOver 20 word* 2c p*r word for th* two time*. Thr** Tim**—Minimum eharp* •f 50c for 20 word* or I***Ov*r 20 word* t‘/jc p*r word for th* thr** tlm**. Card of Thank* — Obltutrl** and v*r*ea n 11-00 Open rate—diaplay advertising 26c per column Inch. » - - ■ — ♦ I* • "■LINO" ADVERTISEMENT* II I 4 I Advertisement* appearing in 11 I (hi* column without uam<-s II signed are “blind." They are j to be answered by letter*, addressed to the box number in i care of the Daily Democrat. I We can give no Information concerning the part lea advertising • FOR SALE FOR SALE — Dr Bal»bury Ro*»> Capa worm powder*. Toni* and conditioner. Jamuaway vMitUatlng systee and equipment Decatur Hatchcry, Foultry Headquarter*. ; »<-G , FUR SALE —Good condition. Hea-1 | trola. Cali phone 6‘JI-A. 2»<i 2tx ALWAYS New. uaed washer*, all make*; ironent; sweepers; heating. gas stoves; Delco plant; small payment*. Decatur Hatchery, dealer. Kitchen, salesman. 24&-t( FOR SALE — Boys used bicycle, bnilooit tire*. Phone Ferd Klenk 7I»E 2H-3 SPECIAL Two good uned drop head Singer aewtng machine*, perfed condition. Pbotle 411 eve-Z9S-41X ! FOR SALK 45 weaning pig* Abo ■even belt gilt*. See Marshall I Reynoldx Two mile* north of Linn Grove. 2M-3ts : FOR SALE -Duroc bred giffts and male*. Reasonadil*'. Champion j scan ds. IL D Kreiacher, 10 miles j east of Decatur on R<xm! 224 A<id- i , ret* Uoavoy. Ohio 3*6-I2tx FOR HAI.K 32 a< rea, 4 miles seat of liecatur, 12.70*; 35 acre*, 9 mile* cast of Decatur, I2JWO; *o acre*. Il* mile* southeast of Decatur. *6.000; 110 acre*, 31* miles | east of Decatur. *b.<M>o; also many other farm*. Roy 8. Johnson and <’ W. Kent. Phone 104. 2M-3t , FOR SALE--One four foot ateei' gate, one twelve foot st4*el gate, both fifty inches high. Will sell cheap. PIG! Sauer, phone 955. 297-aJt j FOR SALE — Nice tat ducks, *1 eack Good bronse turkey* Grant Owens. Decatur phone ATS-A. IK- 11.12,13-14,19,21'x FOR S.IIE Christmas turkey hen*. 12 to 14 pounda Live or drea-ed C. P. Heckathorn, third honae aouth of Dent School. Route thru* 398-3tx FOR SALE — Boys bicycle, new. with bakioii tire* and light Terma 31 per week. 136 N. "th St Phone IU0». 3*344X FOR SALE-- Young dr.-ased cklckena, also fresh egga. Place order* early, will deliver. Mr*. Qeorge . Brown. phou<- S7l-K. It* ROY S. JOHNSON Auctioneer Dec. 2b — Blberatein estate, 2 mil.** west and % mile aouth of Bern*. Ind. Dec 21 - Pearl* Leisure. 2 mile* weal o< Cnugville, Ind. Jan 3 — Alt A Berlin*. I mile aou>b and 2 mH** aeat of D*cat*r. Jan. 4 Jatwea Klracoffe. 2 miles aouth and & mllea weal of Convoy. Jan. 3-Roy Elatou 3 mile* oaat. I*4 aouth of Convoy, Jan !<l —■ Mimoti Rlffh* 3 mllea a*at of Berne on Berne Pike Jan Mb-Wm Mitchel). I‘s mllea •Mt of Mournr on No. 124 Jan 17-- Jullm A Heniy Hettleman. 2 mil** weal and 2 mile* aouth of Ducat nr TrMt Go ■id*. Dacatur, Indiana Pbuna 104

MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS ATTENTION — Call 370-A at our expense for dead stock removal The Stadler Product* 0a , Frank burger, agent. 1343 FOR TAXI SERVICE. Moving and general trucking. Phone 1073. W II Morri*. 29<-3t SINGER SEWING MACHINE Sale* or service—Call Engiand’e Auto Part* Store — Phone 252 daytime, evening* 411—All make* repaired. Needle*, belt*, part*. Sewing taught free. 236-lZix BATTERIES RECHARGED. S*c. Including rental; modern equipment. Western Aulo Store, oppoalte Court House Phone 249 ; 294-1 Mt x SINGER SEWING MACHINE — j Agency at England’* Store Real I bargain* on new and us.-d ma- ' t hine* Ail make* repalri>d. Sew- ] | ing taught free Phone daytime I 2«2, evening 411. 295-4tx NOTlCE—Upholstering, rafiniahlng and repair work of all kind*. We buy and sail good furniture D> -catur Upholstery Shop, South Second St., Plume 430. 230-301 ~~wanteiF~ WANTED—Loan* oa tarma. East- ‘ arn money Low rate*. Vary liberal term*. Bee me for abetracta of titl* French Quinn. 13-m-w-f WANTED To give away Hat tui J key*. Get your* FREE by pur-1 chasing either a Thor Washer or a Dri-Gaa Range Thia offer la good until Christmas. Geneva Jl«n buries. Genevs. 29Mt FOR RENT FOR KENT -3 room modern house on South First Bt. Hard wood floors; furnace. Phone 79. 413 j Mm-cer Ave. 2M-.H I FOR RENT - Sleeping room. 4)1 North 2nd St. 29k 2t - — -o MARKET* AT A GLANCE Stocks, irregularly lower and quiet. Bonds. Irregular, U. B. govern- . menta. higher Curb stock*. Irregular. Chicago Mocks, Irregularly lower. Cail money, one per cent. Foreign exchange, firm in rvla- ' lion to the dollar Cotton, irregular. Grains, wheat at new two-year ' high*; up about 3t* to 2’,gc; corn , firm, up around % to %c. Chicago livestock, hogs, strong: 1 cattle, steady to strong; akeepv aleady. Sliver liar in New York, unchanged at * tine ounce. V —“ ■ — a* ' - » Give him I'henet nonwrinkle. whiMker-pnmf. >»atin finish Neckwear for Chrintmai. fl and 11.5®. Cal E. Peterson, clothier. SOTI4 K 04 FIX »t *1 HII.SI II OF F.9T4TF. ML ssw* I Notice in thereby Klvwit to ttoe • red* Horn, it* tr* and ee» *»f Charb E Hrnlth. <l*«4«aed to lit th* Adam* vtr«uH field !>«• « tor. IndUhai. <»n the 39 day of I*?uetnlrtpr, 1319. >*nd *»h *w i *4Bm if •»!>. why th* flH«! o*t»l*rn»nt A- ount* with thr Mftaite «»f Mtld d*»4*d*‘hi ■dsoiild not b*" *’<l. and paid heirs arr notified to then and there nitake proof <»f helrwhlp and receive their dietrihutlve •har»*> William II Pennington AdmtnUtrntor Iterator. Indiana. I»**<•. 9. |9l>. He«r> N. Heller. AH*»r»r> | ‘ 4l^ular■■*«< «4 Kamrar 9« Ml Noth* I. Iwr.by given. That G»ili.'Uer.lsri:*! ha. Iw-eti a|*p"iutr>* Executor ot lb.- ratal* of Brrtha *«••• rngiith Flas. Ist* *>f AUama County ilo. *«e*d. Th. estate I* probsblj solvent. HarthoM Mrrrngulh. K»n »lor Hears H. Hellrr. ttiorse. Xovetsbrr 39. I»3» l>e<. 4-li-l* M»II4HOF 11*41 -VI 111 Ml M •>l V« I 4I I vo .iSM Notice Is hereto given to th* • *•■•! Itur. halra ainl lesai.es *>f Maiy <' M-Vulluin. 4<< rased t<> appeur In Hit Adams <'lr* ult Court, held st I** - • <ti»r. Indians on tbo 3*tb day of I**’■•Uihar. l»S». and rhow < at*.- it au> why Gm Final Sottlement A* countI with the astute of -aid d~ed.. I .hould not be approved, and -.l*l I heirs are notified to tbe> and Gi*r* 'make proof <>t hrlr.hlp and re* riv* their dlMrlbuttve share-. Severin II Kihurarr. Admlni.tr.' Do* atur. l:«r- n < I•— • i •.. Hear* Melter. Mloroey Dec 11-i* 4ira**4a4aerei of tdmlel.irarar Kslsie Vo. »l« Noise |e hereby given. Th st tile undersigned has bean appolntrd A-l tnlnlrlrator nt the estate <»f Amo. Wlwelor, late of Adams County, d*- • eased Th* estate is probably —lvest. Milton Miller. Adiulnleirator Hear* ■ Heller, ttraroey De<*n>rar 1. 1*39 De* l-11-l* FOR MALE — 500 Sher I a HVjiH .20 |b, white unwalcrmarked mimeograph, adaptable for all kindu of mimeograph work and suitable for ink ttignalure. 75c. The Decatur Democrat Co. N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST i Eyes Easmtnad • ©la**** Fitted HOUR* •:30 to 11:30 13:30 to 6:00 •sturUaya. 6:00 p. m. Talaphons 13*

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