Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 28, Decatur, Adams County, 1 February 1940 — Page 2

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- — Test Your Knowledge Cm you answer seven of these ten questions? Turn to page Four for the answer*. 1. Os which country is Baghdad the capital? 2. What la the name for a mass j of compacted ice onglnating lu a' enow field'' 3. Which Stale is represented ill J Congress by Senator Robert A TaU’ 4. flow long is a lathoni? 5. Entomologists study climate, trees or insects? 6. Who is the French Amlesea dor to Italy? ", What is the atmospheric pres-

Public Sale An I am moving to Southern Indiana I will aril at public auction I mite* Went ami 4 mile* South of Decatur. 4 mile* W< at and !*« miles North of Monroe on FRIDAY, February 9, 1910 Commencing at 10 A. M .1— HEAD OF HORSES — I Koan Man Keg Belgian. 12 yr old. wt Koo Uhestnut Soriol Horae. 12 yr. old wt 1700. G’<y Mare, 12 yr old. wt. 1400 in foal. 13 —HEAD OF CATTLE — 13 llolatein t ow. 4 be fresh Feb 24. Jersey Cow. 6; Jersey A Hol ■tein Cow. 4. 2 Guernsey A Durham Helfers. 2 Ayreshlre Cow .1 and Gucrnsi, Cow, 3 The abuve Cows will ail be fresh by day of sale Jersey Cow, 3. be fresh Feb. 27. Guernsey Cow. 5. be fresh Feb. 15. Brindle Cow 7, be freah last of March Jersey Helfer, be fresh March •at. 2 coming yearling IXirham Heifers. HOGG—Sow and 7 pigs Sows will farrow March 15 to April la, 15 Feeder Hogs. 30 to 100 !t>a 10 Shropshire Ewes. will lamb in March FEED 5v shocks of Corn in field; «<>me bundle fodd-i — IMPLEMENTS—H’agoti and 16 ft Heel Rack. Massey Harris hay loader, tedder; corn planter, corn plow, gaug plow walking plow 12'. 14-16 double diet end gale si edei. spike tooth harrow. Gas Eng a pump jack; mud boat, double sit breeching harness corn sled, horse collars; 5 U>n wagon scales lu splendid condition. ami articles «oo numerous to mention TERMS Cash or arrange credit with sale clerk. JESS GIROD, Owner Hoy S Johnson Auction* er Elim i Baumgartner- Clerk St Luke l-idies Will Sent Lunch Sprague’s . February Furniture, Rug, Stove and Piano SALE 7Y Iteauliful 2 pc. /JK»a LIVING ROOM CO 1 SI'ITES /fIMA SenwalHHial If T7 STI DIO COI( HES Jg. 95 M |4 IIEII NOON Mill .w t££.oo INNERM’RIM. MATTRESSES J I Wi < EDAK < ill 'K QC i.IMt ( alue KITCHEN RANGES JC Est Full Enameled _ up ( ll<( ( I \TIM. 11l \ll<lb in.\i iin i pi \nos Liberal trade-in allowance for your old furniture. La*> Terms. Sprague Furniture Co. L»2 S. Second St. Decatur. Ind. |

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St. Lawrence Waterway Plan Revised Again aw N T Bt. Lawrence river-Great Lakes waterway / ■' 3 \ Q U E B.E c >*’ SEAWAY P t'R . S 4 V \ IHTCHHATtONAL. // ’ //.< ( <°,Z. c \g,,.»Mcr.OM a,4 6ue*»*ou / 3vX>~i “T "AZV/rS ■ JsJwiSCONSIN«t» ■ fl i'N m ST CLAIO FlvHf / C *' «.•«’ ( y YORK. i.,— otTOoiryUL < 1 PENM Q hXo • Bnfefc- u —. /m****’ *"' - ' * * rrw"* IF Niagara Falls ’ ChrcMer Island, dam afte' M

Once again th- planned St Lawrence waterway project of the United State* and Canada, gigantic I seaway from Duluth. Minn to the Atlantic ocean I pops Into the new* as engineers of the two countne* teach a ■ substantial agreement' on the proj- . ect* feaMtuhty The eort of the project t* till- i

that to.ii gives Io all those who dilligently seek him. and who are willing to surrender thrlr I ( all to his will Four more *oul< ■ am* to an altar of prayer last i night and three were gloriously' saved, making a total of nine who have giv.-n tbeinsehes to Got! Th" song service conducted by Mr. And.-rson Is in-piratioual to all who hart <<>me and taken part. A quartet of young girls from Will -hire brought a special number in song Mr. Anderson's three small ■ < htldreti al*., brought two numlter* aud Rev. Marlin * daughter sang a solo. We also hud a message lu «ong from musical ihrtrumetit* played by Anoia Freidt ai.d Roger Arnold Tito group from Willshire w ill he Ira. k again Friday night to bring us another numlter iu wing tCome and hear them ' Rev. Martin brought a very good

Here’s Story ol City ol Flint on the Map —■ 1 _ " .XT'S 5 t-... \ M H J * J / I " S/a'j f ikWijd * un '* V c « * " V*aneix r fla« return of the United Btatea freighter City of i to this excellent map »ho ing the fictional odyssey Flint to Baltimore after mveral months of wsr ad- I of the freighter, which was captuicd by a German venture in the Atlantic and other seas gives iiae I raider early ui th. war.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Till RSDAY, FEBRI AIU I, 1910.

i j mated at $250000000 and it would take about seven years to complete the seaway. A main dam in the vicinity of Barnhart island, with a powsr h use in ea<h country. >s planned. At the s*ms t.n • the pre;* ■ t include* development of Niagara , Fall*, both *cemcal!y «n<! for power purpose*.

I message fiom Luke 17; 22-25. he u <>d as his subject "What al>ou' eternity.'' He presented to us eternity without God and eternity with <;«>d Then he also showed to us that lime in eternity is not to bn measured l.y a ij<>< k or any other kind of an Instrument but it would go on forever We arc busy alx.ut trying to xe<uie a gixxl living and obtain something to keep US these few short years and have forgotten alxtut eternity until it is too late. You are cordtaHy Invlt.-d to attend the*.- M-rvices and your prexen< e w ill be helpful 111 keeping UP the good spirit. - — 4 Tnree-Dsy Court Fight— Santa Crux. Cal il l*' It took 'a three-day v.-riial haute in Super,lor Court here la-fort J 3 damage- | were awaid.d Roberta McClintic in her suit against Matthew Kirc-

b.-n The complaint said Kirchen I trespassed on McCHatlc property to <ut branches of a tree Kirchen, in a < >o»—< i.inplaint asking $5tH) damage*, maintained the tree was shedding leaves on his property. I perty. India Support* Allie* Montf-iul <U.R> The sympathies ■ !of the pi-ople of India are over- 1 whelmingly with the Alites, Sardar H S Mailik. Indian government , tiadi <..ninilssionei In the United' States and Casada. said here. .'>oo BhecUi S' jxn __ jo lb Uhite Automatic Mimeograph Bond, free from lint and •dzed for pen and ink signature. Sealed — Kip-Cord opener, f 1.05. i The Decalur Democrat Co.

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If RATH *j One Time—Minimum cnergs of ' 25s fer 20 word* or l*o*- Over |2O words. 1' /4 c per word. I Two Timts--Minimum ch*rpe of 40c for 10 word* or lee*. Over 20 word* 2s per word foe the two time*. Three Tlmoo— Minimum charge es 50c for 20 word* or le*o. Over 20 word* 2'/ge p«r word | for th* thra* times, | Card of Thank* »« I ObituarlM and v*rue* _ Wt-OO | Open r»t*—display *dv*rtl»lng 35c per column Inch. ♦ — — "i — Z i "BLIND" ADVERTISEMENTS | | Advertisement* appearing In thia ecdumn without name* slgt.ed are ■'blind.’’ They are to be answered by letter*, ad- . dreaaed to the b»l numlter in | 1 care of the Dally Democrat. | We can give no ' Information ; | couccruiug the parties advert!*- . I tag. > 4 FOR SALE ALWAYS—New. used waaher*. *ll make*; ironer*. sweeper*; beating. gas dove*; Delco plant; small payment*. Decatur Hatchery, dealer. Kitchen. *ale*mau 245-ts KOK SALE Good 2 wheel trailer, good tire*. Electric washing machine, good shape. Phone MS. 2«-3tX . Full SALE Gcjod alfalfa hay. *IV < per ton. N. N. Schrock, liorve Phom- 2(>H. 26-ltx | FOB SALE — Decatur Quality | cbii ks now hutching every week, get early chirks, greater profits ' Jamesway A Kory Brooder Houses, stoves and equipment. See Decatur Hatchery. Phone 4*7. 15-ts FOR SALE-Sis gilts; farrow about three weeks. Also 54) Leghorn pullets. 50c each. J. H. Gage, 2 miles east, l' x south of Monroe. 27-3tx FOR SALE —Rubber tired wagon, with flat laittoni la-d Parlor heater, like new. Edward Scare, ttj east Willshire, Ohio. 27-31’. FOR SALE 205 acre farm, well | tiled, gcsal buildings, small down I payment, balance gnawed. I’aylluent of iuivreat and principal cm b |) ear on balance ecfual to annual ' pash rental A !>. Suttle*. 27-3 t j I MI ST SELL 1 .22 Wtacbuuter rlflc. has not been lin-d over twleve times. Just like new. |« Spisgue Furniture Co. Phone l»t> >*’ S! FOR SALE I'sed furniture: pie< >- dining room suite, A-l con- ; dll hut; 1 upholstered be<| davenport; I kitchen range; I circulating heater; 1 kitchen base No reasonable <<er rrfuacsl Sprague Furniture Co. phone 19». 2s-3t FOR HALE Oue typewriter desk. I Sis drawer*. Price 115. A. D • Sullies. gj-Mj FOR S&UC SeVi gelding, wt. 2030; five-year-old Iron gray mare; two fresh Guernsey row*. Victor Byerly, ' 4 mile east of Kirkland high school FOR SALE - I*3* radio, h tube, push button. A-l condition, will | sac rifice. Phom- «44 2»-»ts r(>R HALE lastse rrecmd cutting Alfalfa Itay Charles Shoaf 4 miles ' c-aat of Monroe 2»-gJt Famous Horseshoes Hi* Hobby Cleveland O. (t’Pl Mward II Clucker. who worked as a racehorse "swipe” when a buy, ha* a collection of more than l.aott horseshoes- and say* he can produce one from every well known American horse. Among his c ollec t| UII | are shoe* from Twenty Grand Cav- - akade, Mtut o it at. Greyhound and Tony, the movie horse. ——p

.20 lb. white unwatermarked mimcuxraph, adaptable fur all kinds of mimeoffraph work and suitaWe for ink MRnature. 75e. The Decatur Democrat Co, N. A. BIXLER OFTOMETRI4T ty*» Esaminsd . Gl*s*«i pitted HOURS •:M> to 11:10 12:10 ta 5:00 •atorday*. 4:00 p . m . Telephaae IM — INNER Y<M R CAHBIRETOR , Give ou Trouble? Our complete carburetor •hrt-k-up wifi >ou Kaw bill* and atari your car earner. WHITE - ZESER »rd at Munro* p hwt ,

" I ; MISCELLANEOUS i FARMERS ATTENTION — Call 56# a at our etpttMd for dead stock removal Tbs Stadlwr Pre* dwto Cd, Frank Burgsr. NOTICE I pholsterlng. refinishlng and repair work of all kind*. W* buy and sell good furniture. Deeatur L'pholstery Shop. South Second St.. Phone 420. 4-MH We do custom ruling on side*, hams aud shoulder*. Gerber ■ Meat Market. 150 So Secund IM. ' Phone *7. 11k24t SINGER SEWING Machin* Agency at England * Auto Part* Store, Phone 2*2 Daytime. 411 Evening*. Bargain*, new or used machinee. All make* repaired Sewing taught free. 724 U NOTICE We lhaw out frogen water line* with electric generator in city and on farm*. Reaaou.cblc- price*. Take Wedding <X»., Decatur. Home pbouc, Craigtllie 25-lot NOTICE We haul ashes, tin can* or trash. Reasonable prices I i Call 4k*. L. L Davids aud Neidtgb I Co. | WANTED M’ANTEP—Housekeeper for c-ldet ly lady. 216 N. Fourth. 4 to C p. in. 3*-3t j ; WANTED TO RENT » or 6 room ; house, modern or M ini-modern. | lit ur near Decatur. Call 5122 even- j. tugs. »7-3ta ■ WANTED—Good, clean, big Hags, nuitable for cleaning machinery. Cannot use underwear, stockings, pants, coats, ooveralls, or any similar material. Will pay 4c Ib. Decafur Daily Democrat. WANTED Men not over 35 tej train for LHeeel-aviatlon mechuu- L ic*. Wille al once. Full Infonne- : lion. Bos *6, care of Democrat ' I 24k6tx j WASTE!) I room furnished apartment with hot water and private bath. Phone *72. 26-31 S j RELIABLE MAN WANTED in this locality by a big feed matin tacturer to take order* from farm j era. Man with any kind of sale* ••spei ieucr or who ha* an Interest I in training for salsac work shOuM apply. Farm esperietme or egpertettcv with livestock desirable; car nrceaaery. Each fend deal yon «e|i will net you from 150 to glob, sales a yc-ar. Permanent work, with ' tin*- opportunity for earning* Address Bos *7. care Democrat. Its-B : FOR KENT FUR RENT Four loom modem furnished «partem nt Heat fsn i-hed Private entrance. Phone* 7* I 113 Mere er Ave. 24>-3' ' ' -— MASONIC Called meeting of lint slur lodge. I No 571. F. and A M. on Mastr,-j I Maxon degt-ee at 7:3e p. nt , Friday, i February 2. Chester Mi lnUMb, W. M i *•*! ■— 1111 • —Sw~— MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks: Irregular and quiet. Bonds; irregular. V. S. Gov cm ■ I meats higher Curb stocks: lower. Chicago stocks; lower. Call money: one percent. Foreign egekange: lower. Cotton: slightly firmer. t Grains; lower. Wheat off about;' % to \ Coni. Com off around h Io 1 c«aL Chicago livestock: hugs steady; I cattle slow, sheep strong. Rubber; easy. Silver Iter lu New York; un i' < banged at 34 » cent* a fine- ounc e-. I o Roppy Grswar* Arrested Montreal 4»’F» Three- men j urn serving *is-mouifa j*H term* ; here for cultivating Ophtin-poppy ' on a farm neat Kt Jerome. The* field. Icelieved to be the first ever, found in Canada, was burned by I police. Hound and wquart* dance. Sunday night. Sun Set. Scheier u urcheeira.

OF ADDRESS CHANGE • I < Subhcriber* are request ®d to cite old and new address when ordering paprr changed from one addresa to another. For example: If , ou change your address from Decatur K. R. | u • Iterator R. R. 2, instruct Ua to change the paper from route one to route two.

MARKET REPOBI daily resort or AND FOREiGN MA| gj Brady. M.ri< w fer - Cralevill*. Hssgi 1M W4 "■ Il Clo.ed M 12 ** Corrected Feb i No rommimtiou Vmls received UM) to 1»> iha 12<» to 140 lit* I 140 to Igo lbs 1611 to IMO || lla I I*o to 230 lb* i 230 to 260 lb*. I : 260 to 300 lb* 1 . 300 to 35<t lb« I j 350 lb* . and up 1 Rough* i Stag* j Veaier* ———J i Spring lambs ! I Spring buck lamb* Ysarling* WHOLESALE EGG poultry Furnished * y M*ta’* Egg < p O,C * ,U '’ PhcseW Corrw te d p e |, L Prlcoo for first cla** jclean, large whit. , <o Medium Eggr, dos. Utown or mlscd egg*. ~ | Heavy Hen*. 5 lbs 4W | „jj Idßfboro H-1., ib Heavy Springer, StmxtU, red or White Rwk, j and up Leghorn Stags Heavy Stag* Hoary old roosters Leghorn rooster* ’**'■ ' -'—itsa CLEVELAND PROObCI Cleveland. O. r . i ajj] |duce: Butter, steady • str» <-u.i standards. 3«< Egg*. UUSi-itled. . lt ß .enn. 23< . < u t.-ot c Live poultry, fairly ti»l . steady; hens, h, .»>■ m. ,u and heavy pullets tn-.c , 'J due ks. fancy youmt 5 ll» Mil. small. 7 a < ornfed. 12c, muscovy <>l; ag ored. "Sc. geese U: ||g . 13c. Potatoes Ohio | ill.tS per luo ib l w o.t ca (Tllp|w-was. II ;.■> PrttMfM 114M15U; N<« York 4 41 40-11 sc> Mult 411 ..ug SIM); Idaho Irg Maine hatahdhi I; .1:3 fl fornia new red. fl '«>» tlrj Florida red- 12-12 1" INDIANAPOLIS LIVEBYOa Indianapolis, ind I'h i Lheslock Hogs, 5,5cm 1 k-tghi- wi lbs, 10c higher. I >-bt- sq steady. 160 2 • I' v>| 230 Jo-i |h« .|l >, |. > 1-cg H.7M4 BO: H e »'M sows about steady at II HE Cattle. 5<H) <al>>, 441 I and steady cleanup ftadr • slaughter classes .old ks Mi and gnert steer* I7>|> >4 steady; gewd ami > b r t'lll Sheep. 1.300 lambs m<*V lilgbet. early lambe t«* Be -.round three d> > ks >'«si aM'S M-lb. Texas oft- .> -«l M lambs. gts-SM IS EAST BUFFALO i I East Buffalo. N 1 )'••* I -Livesttak Ilogs. 75« I-:. •■! *4 done. talkiuK io I **• MM 10 for goexi and -•<*•! 216 lira, ucatl. i.d I <d derwaigbt* lll’.u-’< 4’allle. Ito m )• < common to in*«l ■'» st'*’ - * 1 heifers >7 76; >■■ • * ull vows, SI iHMu •*»•' * 1 • M 25; lighlaeigltc xassafl ’ 45 60 46 33 Calves. 5o » < etH decline gwx! ltd 1 J ly 113; CO4UIUO! »d inecMM 111 M Mbeep. »)••; ’<"» • ' steady. g‘h“l ”•* to choice quotetl uud mixed grad* 1’ P "*i MM)-»5 _ FORT WAYNE LIVES 70 * Fort Waytt' lit'l • U vest o' k . Hogs fa bis i HMB; i*o-2»o lb* *•’*', Jj lb*.. M.»4. 22" lbs *3 13 j 2H0300 lbs 44’" ■'<. • 4.70; 325-3.'." I" »'** "1 lbs. *4.60. I4"l'-' 144) lb*.. 14 55. I"" " Houghs, 14. »'-•)■” * ( alves 11. CHICAGO t'<AIN C-o** Ma, J-ls 5 Witoal .*4-I'6'. 2 Com . . .54 \ Oat* . .JMk-'i ' LOCAL GRAIN BURK EL6VATO4 Pri’:e* 10 be P«’" ' ‘ No. I Red Wh* -' Nu. 2 Re<l Wbea' Osts, 30 lbs. test No 2 Yellow Lot" New No* 3 Nu. 1 bu> HmbRye