Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 18, Decatur, Adams County, 20 January 1940 — Page 3

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Short Course Next Month\Will Hove K. Beeson\On’Programs

"Farmer* who attend the Short i t'ourae in agriculture amßiumi.- <•<- 1 nnomles at Decatur, Tuesday and I Wednesday. February 13 and It. I will Ih* spec tally privileged in that I K K. Ileeaon, Inna at the regular I i »t*ff of the Agrlc nltu: ul Kxteli i »lon Service of Purdue I'nlverslty ' will conduct four ln*lruction perj ..id* on «oll* and crop* Improvement Ileeaon ha* a large amount of fine experience and a fine conn, try life background, a good per■otmllty, a *e|n of humor uml a distinctly oidlglng friendly manure to recommend him to the people who will attrnd the Short com-, on February 13 and It What la of great im|>ortanee al*:«. Ileeaon h»« a remarkably fill’ and accurate un deratandinx of Indiana agricultural 1 condition* and eeedi. and an ex 1 tensive understanding of practical me£it* of Improving Mill* and rcop* On Tuesday at *lO a. m Beenon will talk on “Relative Value of different Legumes In Kntatlcm*. I'»c*. Soil lluildlng Power, Bs*<-n tial* of Production." at I in p hi hi* subject will he "Getting The Moat Out of .Manure. Prop Residuea. Limestone. Maintaining Soil Fertility," at |o So * m Wednesday. he will discus* "An Adequate Pasture Setup mi the Farm's and at 2:25 p, m "Newer Prop Varieties.” Much use will Im- made- of

11 . a gift of hi* I'itu hyhld seed re- | qufretneni* up to ten bushel* , I There's also a c ash purse- in II fnr , the salesman selling the millionth r bushel Not only that, hut la>slei l*f|*<er . has agreed to appear ami spesk i at a local celebration meeting In the liM-ality where sold F.lght year* ago la-*ier Pflater i was about to lose his farm, as the result of hi* crnieentrstlon on ex ! perlmenl* on his m-w Inbred* and hybrids. Ills hair turned gtay But j he kept at It and at last saw his 'hybrids pnMluilng some of ih>. flu eat corn ever shucked m Wood ford county Hlnce then his seed ’ has been sought after hy farmers and mm raisers alt over the nation and In foreign countries h-mui the millionth bushel will he sold and as Laukhtif A Bow say. Boy, 1 that's a lot of aec-d corn. " HOjSE Straw stac k* make good dairy j barns, Always keep your dairy 1 row* comfortable. t "In all labor there ta profit, but i' the talk of the lip* tend'-th to pen . ury " — proverbs 14 23 i Feeding the brood low some I tankage, meat acraps. or milk dor Ing the entire iB-statioti pon.»l I helps the new-born pigs to live | during the first few critical days. Corn and whole oats, with from one-fourth to three-fourths oat*. I make an excellent winter grain ra tlon for brood anwx that get pirn ly of exercises. Add one-fourth to one-half pound per sow dally at least alt week* before farrowing time. When disease occur* In your Paltry, get an accurate diagnosis from a competent veterinarian at once, aay Purdue I'nlversify poul-

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TV yaar to year change* In the corn, wheat. and nal* rropa in the L'nltad Blnta* nr# ahown In the anompanylng chan. aay* County Agricultural Agent. L. E An htH.il! "In Indiana the ISIW production of lha Important grain rropa m rape wheat and onla a w above ItU Total aupplica of rorn and •oybeana are above laat year In

nr.c.vrrn daily democrat Saturday January 20.1010,

Q ... , r V> | ’ r L J tin* hlarkhnnrd There will he time '*«ch |H*riod for dl*< u*«loii. for <|iieKtlnns and answer*. All the lootrin lion I* given on Tuesday and Wednesday, Ihe banquet only being held on Thursday. February 15. All attending the instruction session* of the Short Course should bring notebook and pet Mil Anyone may attend from anywhere

try specialist*. Grease and grime can he removed from fine mahogany furniture with a cloth dampened In lukewarm water to whic h a little- tiiHd soap ha* been added Wipe lightly with a soft. c|cy c loth, following the grain of the wcmhl “Heave ho' ' says Jack Frost, as he lifcraHv pries your alfalfa up hy ihe rcMil* 110 you help him hy leaving your field? undrained* At present, the Stale f'hecnisi is requiring eml liver oil* and other vitamin. D supplements for poultry t>c l»> labeled with Indiana state label* glvtpg their vitamin f> pci lene te* Alfalfa seed production was otic fourth target In 1939 than in l''!** and almost one third larger than for the ten year average An automath- hone- water syst • m prevents a 37 ton "carrying load yearly A giMMt land use slogan I* "A Proper I'se for Kvery Acre unci Kvery Ac re in Its proper I'se Woods proie. ted from livestock will make timber profit* ('.raxed wchmln will not • Further information on any of the foregoing topic* may he obtained Icy writing to the Department of Agricultural Bxtenslon. Purdue I'niverslty. Ijcfayette, Ind . ..1,11. .— O ~~ — "Uncle Jim'Saui: ir*. ' "Kven If I'm lucky enough never to claim Indemnity cm my wheat c rop Insurance, the premium* seem a small price to pay for all the worrying I'm saved " — "■ - --A — — - — Trad* In a Good Town—D«catur

'•lha I’nllad Hialr* Wheal auppllaa ‘ are lower In the t*n!ted Htaiee. but ’ higher In the World, flrnln atorka I on farma in the I'nitad Mute* are i ! high for the third ronaernllva • year." raporta the Purdue fnlvar- • ally farm manaaetnrni depailmant I In a raeenl bullalln. "The Oullook I I lor Indiana Agrleuliure In IW

] SEED TAGS ARE ’NOW NECESSARY Indiana l.aw Requires Seeds lie Tested Un* less Sold On Farm All farmer* who advertise seed for sale hy mean* of circular and newspaper* are requited to have their seed tested and tagged In acieordance with the provisions of the Indiana seed law. according to J|. It Krayhlll state seed commissioner The only exeni|dlon to the tagging provisions of the law is Dial farmer who ha* grown the seed may *oll and deliver II to the purchaser himsslf on hi* own premise* without tagging. ' Farmer* who expect 10 advertise seed for sale till* spring should Immediately make plan* to get the seed tested SO that the Informa lion tu-cesnary to nil out the Indiana seed tags will be available in time," state Dr Krayhlll Seed buyers In turn should everelse their full rights under the law and insist that the seed they buy If properly labeled Considerable 11 j improvement in the quality of seed offered for sale In Indiana ha* ocjclirred smre the passage of the InI dlana seed law In 1921 This Im ' provement came übouf by the sell- * ers labeling the seed so that the II buyer could see what he was gelt--1 ing The ludlar.j seed tags Im lude 'he seedsman s name- and address, '■ the percentage purity, tlm percent- •' age germination the origin or place *' where grown and <hc number of 'I noxious weed seeds per pound V This information Is essential to the <' seed buyer and must he supplied In all cases where the transaction * route under the law l< —— - o : ADAMS COUNTY ■ IS RECOGNIZED Henry Aschlpman. Otto Kwel Receive Merit Herd Awards t-1 e Henry Aschleman and Otto Kwel of Adams county were among tie* \‘sc> dairymen last week to receive <1 medal* from Indiana slate dairy association for merit herd awards k at Purdue university, d The classes of medal* were given by the stale association for •f dairymen have |o or more cow* »• each producing non pound- of hutl- t erf at during the last year and i- with no cow producing less than t 30u iMiuuds of butter fat when on test 270 day* or more Itronz** mesial* wece given when each cow proI dm cs| :’,cK< or more pound silver when each cow prodm ed 350 pounds or more and gold when each cow produce ton pounds or more. Mr Aschleman received a silver medal and Otto Fwel a lironxe I medal BERNE NEWS By B. M. BCHWARTZ The Berne high school will publish an annual this spring. It haa Ifcn announced hy K M Welch superintendent of the Herne schools. This will lie the first anr mini to he published hy the local '< | school In many years Howard Lug- '* Inbill, president of the senior c lass. *’ has Iwen named edltor-ln-x hlef Other member* of the staff are as follows Kllxaliefh Kprunger, a*»--'dale editor; Harold I>ehman, bustr ness manager; Waldo Htuckey. advertising manager. Carolyn Mu*elman, circulation manager BeItorters are Kvelyn Stuc ky Phyllis Zehr, Florleda Bprunger. Junior Hurry. Ted Hrhlndler. Clarrn Neuease hwander. Dorothy Llechly and

1)0 You We Make Need A Federal Farm l.«ann l.oan? At 4 % Well be IMeaned to talk thin over with you at any 1 time. a 1 ADAMS COUh'TY NATIONAL PABM LOAN a ASSOCIATION . Offiea ISS t. Second Si. Oacatur. Ind Phana 2 Manry B. Hallar, Sac-Traaa.

Kenyon Nusshaum Norman Wlnterc-gg, of this place, a graduaie of the Ih-rnc- high school with the class of 192 K. has Ifen named manager of the Adams county farm bureau, lie succeed* hi* father. J. D. Winieregg. who resigned Ifcailse or ill health Kelwin Cllliom. former Monroe township trsutee. has succeeded Norman Wlntersgg as lionkkc-eper. Ticfarm bureau offices are located in the northeast part of llertte. Mis* Anna Wnillmaii. daoghtlcr of Mr. and Mrs. David Wullltnan of northwe-st of Berne, is opening a new heauiy shoppe here. Miss Wul liman formerly operated the beauty ration In the Big Four Iscrber shop here. Hhe has l*een suc c eeded there by Miss Zelrna Meyer, daugh ter of Mr. and Mr*. Herman Myers. O F. fillliom. local ' Insurance agent who underwent a very serious operation at the Ann Arbor Michigan, hospital recently. |s reported to Im* making satisfactory progress. He suffered a stroke several weeks ago and has I teen HI since. laMal furniture factories which are exhibiting some of (lieir product* at ihe furniture shows now In progress at Chic ago. repent many orders coming In and prospects are

UNION TOWNSHIP I IMMANTKI. I.ITIIKKAN SCHIMII. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1910. Walter Thieme—Chairman Clyde Harden—Vice-Chairman Mr*. Forreet Walter*—Secretary Rudolph Welland—Treaaurer MORNING SESSION 9:10 A. M. 'l"**' Pnckerhnddle Mud SltiiK'-r* Orcbeattu Addreaa "Food and lle-ulth" Mra I. D Vannice Danville Ind Muali Addreaa -“Feeding for Milk Producllon'' . Ituaai-l <; Ri-iff Hiirneftavllle lud NOON It.iakei Pinner AFTERNOON SESSION 1:15 P. M, ‘— Immanuel Lutheran s. hool Addreaa "Time and l.ahor Haver*” Mra I. It Vnririie-*-i Muale Addreaa “Fanning aa a llualneaa" . Itimael li Hells j It■ a of Committee* Kiel linn of Offhei* EVENING SESSION 7:00 P. M. Proprain from local organization* and arhoola of t'nion Townahip Al*o a movie on aafeiy to l»- given hy S*i George Ihiheriv of the Indiana Stale Police ENTRV RULES All ciliildta mnat be In place sot Judging l>y 9:10 \ M February 2. mil remain uni II I|* M Knlfli* limited to In lon (o*n»bip. only one e»hllijt accepted fn each claaa from the aane- i>c»,,ii MEN'S EXHIBITS EARLY VELLOW CORN -10 EARS Igl 1 pei k I’fiaiera Ilyin Id *l7:, - 2nd I* Kiiath It Soli, met, humlm- | ...> •ltd O K liai liei Simp, men handlae .. 77 1 i4th Prank Schmitz. men haiidlre .. I , sih Prickle'a Place, merehaiuliae rai LATE VELLOW CORN-10 EARS lat It A Stink.. M ba I III* lilad $l5O 2nd Johnaon'* Repair Shop, merrhandlae |on 3rd Poriney Shoe Shop mer, handlae 75 Ith Decatur Cpholaler Shop, merrhandlae 50 filh Prlekle'a Plate merehandlae . . 50 50 EARS HVBRIO CORN lal—l peck Pflalera Hybrid ...II 75 2nd— It A Stuckey fin Ilia llo* Glad 1 go ini I pet k HbNb'b Hooaler Hybrid . .. lUh Notle-r 1 Aumann Texaco Staiion. merehandlae 75j Sth—ftnc'a Plat e, merehandlae 511 ONE PECK SHELLED CORN j lal 1 peck Pflalera Ilyin id ... $| 75 , 2nd I peek Holie'a llooalei Hybrid | 3id Hotlhoune Bebulle a Ob RaitkiadlM |.gy llh llollhotiae Sehtille A I'o. liter, handlae ... 511 j SINGLE EAR CORN tat I peck Pflalera Hybrid $1,75 2nd Cillf Service Station greaae Job |mi 3rd Reed Peed A Supply To. (tmdlli* .. .. lon Ith All lot util k licet III* Store. 1 ball twine ONE EAR SHELLING CONTEST 1 lal Standard Oil <’o 25 Ilia axle greaae II '5 2nd lan»c lltoa handlin' . , |,g§ Ird llarold'a RbHMN Shop, men lundiae | M Mb Mt Cormli k Ih-crinx store, I ball iwinc 7i sth Iha 'a Plat e, men liainliae gg ONE PECK WHEAT lal Knapp Service Station. 5 tpiatla oil || 511 2nd Hetalur Oil <'n 5 gnm nil i .... Sid -Pnxlea Servlee Station, tar waah .... I llh llollhotiae llrSllltC A C« men hantlire |g ONE PECK OATS lat -Phil I. Mai kiln Co. penetialin* oil 1125 lud lluik F:ievaiot Co. i . handlae |Jt 3rd Kocher Lumber c'o, merehandlae 75 lih Kucher I,umber Co., merehandlae ....... r»n ONE HALF PECK LITTLE RED CLOVER lilt Prohllapfel. In aervlce ? |JM 2nd Vahbdiiehet'• Tin Shop, roof palm |25 Ird 111-Way Service Station *reaae toll | ini ONE-HALF PECK SOV BEANS lit Sinclair Filling Station, Monroeville. 5 t|itarla oil .. 91 25 2nd Mink Kiev ton Co mnchtinillae |.g# 3rd -Kucher i.umber Co., merrhandlae 75 4th IVeaiur Lumber Co. merchandise . 'a. ONE DOZEN REO APPLES Jai Rlveralde Oarafie. 5 uallona *a» $1 op 2nd Lytle A Sehnepp auto pollah 75 Srd While S|H.i case, merrhandlae Ml ONE DOZEN GREEN APPLES lal—H. Knapp A Son. Carbola ,)| ini tad—MarU Harher Shop, ball ionic Ird—flamble Store, merrhandlae 50 ONE PICK POTATOES—EARLY lal Community Oil Co IA Ilia (reaae $1 It) 2nd Oeralur Lumlier Co., inert handlae 7,', Srd R A Sluckey. brace wire Mi ONE PECK POTATOES—LATE lal- Rutler'a Oarage, 2 gallona oil .1125 2nd Vance A Linn, merrhandlae fg Srd Prank Hchmltt. 2 plow polma aharpened .. Ml ONI DOZEN EGGS—BROWN lal-Schafer Slore. merehandlae $135 2nd- Central Sugar Co.. Inc. 2« lha augar 1 tui 2rd—Schafer Store, merehandlae 50 ONE DOZEN EGGS—WHITE lat—Schafer Store, merrhandlae $125 2nd--Central Sugar Co.. Inc 2" lha augar iini 2rd- Equity Dairy Store, merehandlae 50 •OV'9 EXHIBITS ( Undtr t| V.ar*, 10 KARS VELLOW CORN lal—Central Soya Co. calf meal || 00 2nd- Vanee A Linn, merchandlai- 75

jcxrelleni for the future. All throjof the local factories. Dunbar 1 Smith brothers and licrne Furni--1 lure have Is-c-ri operating almost at full capacity for the- pu t several months and experienced just a | slight let up after the holiday sea- ' i son. Peter N. Mossc-r. delivery man for a local meat market. Is recovering from slight Injuries suffered 1 this week when hi* truck was hit by another mac bine. Mosser suffer- ■ >cl injuries aiiotit the chest and ! arms. The driver of the other truck i escaped injuries I'avid Hchwarti. who hud his - automobile stolen several weeks • ago. hud Ills ear replaced with anI other machine of equal value*, hy an Insurance company. The- Bdiwartl c ur was stolen by a transient ■ Charles Orahatn. at the Jacob I. Llechly faun north of town, where* tiruhain had hetn employed. No • trace of the cat has ever Iceeri '! found Reaction here when news arrtvI; eel that (he Adams county high ; school learns would all play in the II Decatur sectional this year, was I Berne people were pulling for In*- ’ catur to Im* host to the sectional • Ibis year, as II is not quite us far

and most local people felt that Decatur was as much entitled to a tourney as Bluffton The chances of the Berne Bears to top the tourney this year were not brightened materially by the e hanging of the sectional, although there may he fewer lough team* than in the* Wells county meet, although those in Wells county are considered considerably weaker this year than in some previous yenr» laical people have plenty of respect for the Yellow Jackets, who Seem to Im- Improving rapidly and then much Is let-aid about the ability of the I’lea"ant Mills and Kiiklantl teams. Homer f!ocm|in. manager of thlocal Kroger Store has hcep taken to the Dueinling clinic at Fort Wayne for oliseivatic.n lie will remain there for several weeks Mr tJoodin has be< n in ill health for several years and recently suffered a relapse. K. W Baumgartner, new head of the Berne Chamber of Commerce, announc es that the executive group appoint the various committee* for .of the ehamlier will meet soon to j tile year The next regular meeting of the organisation will Im* held .on Monday evening February lit News really gc is twisted up at j times. More than Hi days after I Mrs. Judson Krnc. wife of the Heine couch suffered a broken I ankle w hile carrying her young son to safely when a fire damaged purl of their home, a Mum ie newspaper came out with the followling "Coac h Judson Fine of Berne suffered li broken leg while- fleeing from a fire whic h nearly destroyed his home." At the last report, tenth of Mr Krne's legs were able to stum! up. and Mrs, Brno is improving nicely

laical do. tors report that there Is considerable sickness prevailing at

FARMERS INSTITUTE irtl George Mclnloah. 2 hulr tula ... 50 SINGLE EAR CORN lat 1101, a Confectionery, inert-handle' || mi 2nd Peteraoli Clot bill* Co . men handlae .. 7; 3rd Wembericri Confei tlom-iy m> rt hauiliee .. .50 BEST BIRD HOUSE lal Iteiutiir l.iunlier Co. nierchtimliae SI ini 2nd llecuiut Lumber Co. meirliatidl*,- . ..... .. 75 Snl I'eteraon Clothing Co, men handlae ... ... 25 LADIES' EXHIBITS WHITE BREAD In I>*e Hardware Co . merrhantllae .. |l stl | 2nd llolthonee liru* Co., merchandiae | « M t 3rd Wall a Ilakery. cake jo ANGEL FOOD CAKE lat Atker Cement Woika. flower pm | t 541 2nd Humphrey Jewelry Store, men halnliae ...... .... .. |mi 1 3rd le'e Hardware Co men-handiae ...... *,O WHITE BUTTER CAKE lat Smith Dm* Co. met 1 handlae 1) mo 2nd Momoeville Kram Slor.-, 1 nek flout 79 , Sid Gerlter'a Meal Market inei-handlae BUTTER lat Spraeue Furniture Store, pan of pb-iurea ..II 25 2nd Newberry 5i A tin Store merehandlae .. ... Ino 3rd Monroeville Fatuity. I aa. k limn gg COTTAGE CHEESE I*l lainkeiian'a. merehandlae .. ... ..ft imi 2ini Dougina Steve marrkaudle 3rd Van'a Store Monroeville. 11l Iba. augar ‘.o THREE CANS OF FRUIT lal- Doußlaa Store men hamllae . . ... || 35 1 2nd While Mountain Creamery, merehandlae | tin 1 3rd Vi*ran a lot men handlae . ’ 50 Hli Itoop'a Keaiauraiil. 2 < ana corn . -jg THREE CANS OF VEGETABLES lal Cloverleuf ('tea me tie* Inc.. 7 Iba cheeae II 46 2nd Clovei leaf Creamerlea. Inc.. 5 Iba cheeae .. j i«p 3rd—Central Snaar Co.. Int in Iba mnar r.o NEATEST PAIR PATCHED OVERALLS lal Walfera Store Monroeville. 1 pair overalla ... |l m Ind Decalur Laundry A Dry Clennera dry rleanln* 76 Srd Family Case. 2 dinner* EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES l*t Welrmnii a Wolfe, Monroeville, *ala>l dl»h and fork II m 2nd Kolter'* tlroeery, men handlae I, w Srd Clover leaf Creamerlea. Inc .3 ll,a cheeae r.n LADIES HOME MAOE WHITE SOAP lal Sheet* Droa., dry cleutiln* 7 $1 UP -2nd Kroger'a Store 24 lb Country Club Flour . ... .75 -3rd Prancile* Beauty Shop, finger wave and 'liampon . .. i;p . lilt Ruth'a ii< .my Shop iin*,-t wn* and ahamsoe gg GIRL’S EXHIBITS (Under 18 Vcarai DEVIL’S FOOD CAKE lat Sul ion'a Jewelry Store, necklace ... ....11 o 0 2nd N'lblti k A Co men hi,ndl*e .. ."ft Srd Vl*tan'r Im . men handlae 50 WORK APRON l«i Palmer lliim Monroeville, lamp ... ~ ~f| no 2nd Decatur Klrrlrlr Shop men handlae .. M Srd Morris 6c a Un Store teen handlae 50 ROLLED OATS COOKIES I*l ill* IP.nit) Shop Inerchalldlae f I IIP 2nd Motrl* Sc A l«c Store mm handlae ... %n 3ni lion k Ktnet Mufcary -.ik<- gg FUDGECANOV I*l Nil hoi* Shoe Store, pair I nline allppet* . |, 011 2nd Piaßclle'a lleiiniy Shop, finger wave and *hampoo tin Snl Klip A Kill 1 Heatliy Shop flngei wave and «h*m|>oo 1.0 SCHOOL CHILOREN S EXHIBITS SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADES MAP OF ADAMS COUNTY lal Ideal Daily. 1 Kalloti Ice cream ... .. ..|| op 2nd- Kohne Drug Co merehandlae 75 Snl Morrl* A Joe Itarhei Shop halt cut .... 40 lilt Kohio- Drug Co nten handn- ft FIFTH and SIXTH GRADES A MAP OF WELL ARRANGED FARM BUILDINGS lai Dectfur Hatchery. IS chick* 1120 2nd iN'eatui Hatchery In chirk* an 3rd -Keonolny Store, men handme ........ 50 4th Nibib k a I',, uurihgndlai THIRD and FOURTH GRADES A 0000 HEALTH’ POSTER lai Keller'* Jewelry Slore. merrhandlae |l tm 2nd - Keller * Jewelry Slore merrhandlae 5u Srd 4'aah 26 4lh I'a alt 3; CASH ANO DONATIONS NOT LISTED ABOVE Clilien* Telephone Co .. 11.00; Victor D Kicker. 5m Augim Helman 8100; Art hue Hut'lea 8100: |)r C C Rayl 81 «•: Dr N A Hlxler. 80c, Dr F I. Grundalaff II mi \V II (llllbmi. II 00 Cliff ion K Striker. II mi. Krneal Wot thm.n,. 5m lliith Hollln*aworih II IN, Clyde Trout ner, II mi. John Ilia key lim, FM p Miller. II mi Flrai Stale Hank 13 00. Adam* Theatre. |l (Ni; Hoy Johuaop lino Saylor'a Motor Co.. II mi. Paul Kdwarda. II 00; Dr Palmer F,i<her II mi, A Friend, lion. Dr II F Zwlrk. II up; Jim'* Service Station II on. la-laml Smith In* Agency |l mi Malei Hide A Put Co II no, Decatur Produce || M; llaugk Coal Co, 1100. Ih Hoy H Andreaa. II (NI Appelman'a C.rinery, SI »»0, F O Tomhaf Stoic Momoeville. linn, |»r C I, Myera Chev. Sale* Monroeville 5m Klip and Knrl Iteauiy Shop, •hampoo and finger wave MiCormlck Peering Slor*. I ball twine. Humxn • Case iwx of r.ggr*. II 26. I'hrlck Broa. 5 gallon* ga* ll no Decatur Dally Demorrai. 1 year anbacrlption. |S 00. Zwlrk'* Ftirnltuie Store amokin* aland; Clem Hardware. Monroeville merrhandlae. II INI; people'* Drug Slot*. Monroeville merehandlae |l mi. Dietke a Auto Wmkiii* Co. 2 gallon* motoi oil, |1 OB; ParkView Filling Station. 2 uuari* oil. 50c A A P Store 24 Iba Hunnyflehl Flour. 7»c; Roland W Him* Watt Slore. 21 Ilia Burro Flour 4»r David Myera, Fuller Bruah Dealer. I furniture dueler and I ran pollah II 25

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the present. Most of the eases re** potted are influenza and few serious eases have (men reported The mid weather helps to < urh sickness. provided people dress well atld lake c are of themselves, die • tors say The concert to he given here Hal* urday evening, January 20, by the famous Swiss Yoilier*, the Mo«cr Brothers, will Im* given to n capacity crowd, according to present indications. All of the seats in the auditorium were reserved and most of the tickets have already Im*c-h sold Home reservations made called for us many as 25 seats in a single Mock. The program for the annual Berne farmer’s Institute to Im- held at the atidltoiiuin cm Thursday evening, Feb. I. is being arranged now and will he announced soon. The exhibit departments urc open to the entire county and agricultural and pastry exhibits of all kindc are welcome The program for the evening Is being arranred by a committee headed by Carl la-hnmn. — sFo». Tamed. Makes Deal Fort Boss, Cal. ct'lM A foxy 'wild fox bus become tame and lal • ■ n up a permanent residence no I he _ Howard Williams ranc h The , foX’gnuwcd Itself free from a trap and limped to the ranch where it permitted Itself to lie |M-tted an-l ted on nillk-soukcd bread covered | with sugar in return il leave* ih>* Chic kens alone

ROI'NI) AND KQI'AKK DANCE COINTRY ci.rn Sunday Night PUBLIC INVITED.