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Eswillwe jniin tool L f t Schric kcr [j> Of L m " ,p :. L Heart r r", (bat Wendell ****' CwH-iii pre«ldeatlal <l<« 0! th*' L. .t • J-""« ,n '■‘’t"”' C nifty Fall. ,u,r ** rk . L Jo w, "“''• L«j of th* thr®* r ’ •**T LTratal *!*• lrifl'» ,,o! ’ L.«n <»< f »* nU l '" ,, * Mr WHIM*" (,eh i ! ‘ H , t-allad the Lt to «r' hFrr "”* r J*. tk. hi.t.ryof our gov I .r'll * P’ i«r«mof_love ■< i»M’ GAS? m ‘H K’K RELIEF ,"„l* B<>ltl» of rtTION SALE ED FURNITURE I* WU.LhHtf’t 8 " aturday Night July 27 )X OCIOCk promptly 1(1 ixt of tM Many Valuable KM B tfK»d ot thio w „ wB , ihalr* Taldea. <abin-t« Urroorro. • tioug Living Room auite; g Draa*r» Good Klectrfr f, Tahir Top <«•• Htove. p. 4 Hand Waabera. Klee|too Haitrry Radio. Hrd Hprlnga Rock , flute Lounge ''hair and K>yal Typewriter. in good |Hoi(t* ri M * Specialty larefi.t* made to look like prkvo you '■« afford to |>ay STETLER’S umiture Store WILLSHIRE. OHIO Soaua Rroa * Kd Miller

19 The Romans had | a name for it I At pur Hallowe'en time* the old Romans used to hold a / Festival of the Fruits. In early Britain, it became the > Hallow E’en, or Holy Eve... a harvest holiday in honor \ of saints and martyrs. Today, the Jack-o’-lantern ( pumpkin continues to symbolize this ancient harvest f festival. Harvest is everywhere a period of gratitude J and rejoicing. ) I But the American table is no loger limited by the f harvest season. In the pages of this newspaper, adver- ) tisements tell you about good things to eat that are > available all the year round.... Juicy pineapples from 1 glamourous Hawaii. Fresh celery and lettuce. Creamy ( tomato soup. Boston baked beans. And many other f tempting foods. / / Study carefully the advertisements in this news- ( paper. They will guide you to the best brands ... the I products which millions of families have found to be / always pure, wholesome and delicious. And they will 1 save you time, money and countless shopping steps! i 1 * w Decatur Daily Democrat j

and ,-onaldmtlM for the great I 'inaaooa of th* people an haa been r»id-n<r<l during th. laat a*ve« i year* " j Calling for national unity and an , rtperlenred leader. Rrhrlcker ggpreooed confidence that th* fiemo «ratlr ticket will win again In Ind I tana Hr mid right-thinking, com ' mon oana. Hooal.ro will not I*. | •tampeded Intn following th. will-mthe-wlap premia** of Republican irltlea TEMPERATURE ■ roWTIMUMh FMOV HAUK ion* greatly yeolyrday and laat night Far Into th. night many were .till riding around In autoa. asking to cool off No heat prottratlona have been reported to dale, although In a i number o( raaea realdema became .lightly ill. EXTEND EFFORTS rr-oMTIWUBD T o *-?? 011 °**» which have reportedly ranted vaat damage to aircraft and arm. far- ■ torle*. harbor fa.llltle. and .apply depot. The Ixtndon Kvonlag Now. reported that the t'unard White Star liner laancaatrla. carrying MN Brlthih troop, from Franc, five week. ago. had been .unk by Oer | man aerial attack oft Ht Naklar* Imt gave no caaualty figure.. Italy reported that Faarlat air-’ plane, ba d.tarted forge fire, ia | thejr •ei-ond bomhardmen’ of the ’ Holy l<and. .triklng at th. once ' thriving port of Haifa, which now I In th. only tormina, for the great Mosul oil pip. line in the near eaat. ’ Hritlab official, charged that th.. I Italian* had bombed non military objective., killing 46 pernona. tat the Italian. Mid their bomb, were ' aimed chiefly at the harbor. The Italian communique at Rome admitted the lo»» of another «übmarine, but Mid fam-lat plane, again *ucc...folly had rgided Alexandria In the far ea.t, the new Japane*. government of Premier Prince FuinImaro Konoye prepared t» dlrnu.. propoMl. for a atronger attitude toward th. United Ntate. end Great Britain, and cl<»..r collaboration with the all. power* In th. far ea.t At Havana, the Inter-American conference con.ld.red proporMl. that th. American Republic, declare In favor of reciprocal aid In event of aggree.lon fiom an out.ide power. The propoMl. moi. .weep

I >ng than pr.vlou.ly .ngge.ted m». «ure. for creating a mylid front In the America, wa* offered by V.n exu.la — Adam* County * Memorial Hospital i| Admitted Jane Ann and Joyce Hooten daughter, of Mr and Mra Arthur Hooten. 14« Routh Third •treat; llanny Rhec-kley Sl» North Ninth .treet, and Roger Koen.man, I Route 1. Decatur l>i«mi*M<d Carl Rookwocd St Mary'. Ohio; Ivan K Markley route. I. Monroeville; Mr. Klv. Johnlo* rural route. Ouaton; Mr. Herald Ro*, and Infant mm of Preble BREAKjjy HEAT -XiMTtNtmD rgua fame owmi I gree. Cleveland reported that temperature, had fallen to ?l after the mercury had rlaen to •< ; ye.terday and to 100 degree, at | Randn.ky (). late yeaterday. New ’ Orleana. La. Atlanta, (la. and Miami. Fla» reported temperature, nearly so degree, early today Men. animal, and crop, .offered from the Inteu.e heat and .form, which resulted from the abnormal condition. Brew eric, and m>ft i drink companle. reported bu.lne.. I booming and beachea were jammed with capacity crowd. Court, and oglce. were doMd In many rille. | Zoo animal, became retie., and al Cleveland Trial*, a JL» ton elephant at the Brook.lde Park too. I wa. .tartled by a train whlatle, waled a four foot fence and lumbered over tennw court, mattering terrifled player. Keeper, pur.ued her IS minute, and tied her to a pole which .he uprooted twice be fore .he wa. M>cured and returned Ito her enclouure Arctic bear, langul.hed In lukewarm pool. At Chicago, the public work, commlaihmer appealed to resident, to reatrict lawn aprlnallng and unnecessary UMge of water after the effective pressure wa. reduced ZS per cent But at Napoleon. l>. the board ot public affair, encouraged lawn .prtnkllng by reducing water rate. 30 percent for July. August j and September The V. S weather bureau reported that the extend ‘ ed heat wave had begun to damage i the com crop, particularly In the Miuthwe.t. The damage has not reached aerious proportion., however. and cotton cultivation and wheat harvesting were reported IH-nefltted by the hot sun

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County grand jury at New Orleans. La., haa indicted former Governor Karl K Long on embesalement charges Involving pay roll "deadheads ' during ths bitter February gubernatorial campaign. Long waa succeeded in office, May 14. by Bam

Pleasant Mills News * Fiacsnca Nall. Cacraspandewt liella Howers vi.ltsd over the week end with Lydia Mcßarne. Lydia Durbin, who ha. been 111 J I for the past .lx weeks. I. slowly * Improving Mr. and Mrs Thomas Halbsr•tadt and daughter Joan, visited at ' the Carrie Reuser home at Vera ' Crux Monday evening William Noll. Jesse Roop and ■ j Charles Kltaon motored to Hunt I lagton Hunday to attend the disi trlct meeting of the Npanlsh Amer | lean war veterans ' Mr and Mrs. Ijtwrence Rhrsam ’ and daughttera. le-hand Miller and 1 Edward Trlcker were Hunday as- 1 ternoon callers at the Carl Ehrsam home Mr. and Mra Virgil Neuenm-h wander of Medina. Ohio, are visit-

lag friends and relative. In Vera Crag. Mr and Mr. Rowoe Bickel ot Roanoke and Thoms. Mlckley of Fori Wayne were Hunday visitors at the home of the (Hen M< Millen family Mr and Mrs Harry Marts and family. Mr and Mrs Ham Haggard and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Roebuck and children of Dargtnr, ■pent the day with their father. Al Roebuck, who celebrated bls birthday annlvernary Joe Kvereti, who live. In Mouth Carolina Is visiting al the Hteve l.ongrnberger home and at the James Everett residence Hundsy visitors at the William Noll residence were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gars rd Jr. and daughter Paula. Mr and Mrs. Claud Hem linger and daughter Barbara Alice of Fort Wayne Mr and Mr.. Arney Anabaugh and Mtns. Mr and Mr. Floyd Cowell and wn lisle of Bryant Frank Ehrsam of Milan. Michigan. was an overnight visitor with the Carl Ehrsam family, also his

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laiatpr. Helen Bowman and rhlldren whom hr ha. not well In n.»- y.»i, ———g Pip Van Winkle Tug on tk.da I in IHII Buffalo N T. -tt’Pi-The year old tug International. Rip Van Winkle, of Niagara River boat., will ■lumber here n« longer II will be •old down the river" for whatever II will bring Z I**-' " Baby Haa I Granomotnera Mont. il'Pt Mr and Mr. F K Brown believe thei i twoyear old win ha. lb* Jarge«i American "truat" of living am-*, i Itora. He ha. five grandfather.J great and great-great grandfatherand all grandmother., great- and , great great grandmother.. Attention Mr. Fnrmer — S«.e Monev — we have a Guaranteed Fly Stock Spray for only SI.OO per «al. Bring vour container. Holthouee Drux Co.

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