Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1940 — Page 2

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Test Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of thes* | lea questions’ Turn to page Four for the answer*. I What do the initial* 0 <» I* ." used by ’lie llepubliiau party. stand for? 3 Are I H naval h.-pltal »llip« named for great doctors or by naniwa austfestlng kindness and corn pension*' 3. What famuu* tine* Iran League hoard Mil tram was celled the Highlanders? 4 England. Wales. Scotland Northern Ireland Die of Man and the <'hauo»l I-land* are called 5 Name ike th.- lop. .n wh>. Ii Christoph*-! Columba* and hi* paity first came to America « How lona »« the term of a j patent? ?. What l« the favorite sport ot Kina Ou*tav of Sweden* fl. Paderewski l« a Polish t‘te<h or Hungarian pianist? v Name the ins**! Which apt rad*

M r I im •» Dally Democrat—Betty Crocker Hama Servlet Department « prepared by A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY All Jean wa> entertaining the XYZ girls for the first time. She'd ju*t been invited to join .. ,n this first party at her house t»a« a mighty serious matter. Mother had been down to the eity and picked up a ■' new jdea for the refreshment* .. . something she<l seen at a swanky “ tea room. But »he wouldn't tell Jean what it was. Then came the b g moment when the girl* were all seated around the dining room table . . . the soft candle light shining on their exfwMtant fan s. Lizzie. the maid, brought the first plate from the kitchen • and set it down in front of Gladys Ashley, the president Jean could have sunk through the floor' THB GRAND SI RPRISE This grand surprise of her mother's was nothing but three tiny eream puffs with chocolate sauce over them. There certainly wasn't anything new or exeitmg ai«»ut that! Why, people had been serving cream puff* filled with custard or ice cream and covered with chocolate sauce for age* and age*! It seemed dreadful to Jean that her mother could let her down - like thi*. She'd trusted her to serve something different from any- . thing pise that had been served in Centerville. Jean plunged her fork into the nearest miniature eream puff and t saw pink peppermint lee erenm. But what was it th* girl next to her • was Laying . . . "What marvelous chocolate chip ice cream!” . . . and » som4ko- else was saying something about "burnt almond" . . . and th* • girls all seemed delighted. NOT THREE OF A KIND AFTER Al l. Then Jean saw that mother had surprised them after all. There was a different kind of we cream in each one of the three little puffs! *> Instead of ordering three pint* ... or quart* ... of just one kind of «• ice cream, mother had ordered a pint ... or quart ... of pink pepper- • mint, another of chocolate chip, and a third of burnt almond. Then “ she'd made the puffs and the chocolate sauce. The girl* were «imply . crazy over it. . . and »o a good time was had by all ... even Jean Here is the recipe for the «ma!l eream puffs that Jean's mother used: SM ALL t REAM Ft FFM Heat together to th* boilmg paint iti an enamel saucepan . . . 1 cup water — ‘-j cap butter Add all at one* ... 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour Stir constantly with a wooden spoon until the mixture clears the pan and form- a bail (about 1 minute). Remove from heat and cool. • Then add. one at a time . . . I unbeaten egg* Beat to a smooth paste after adding each <gg Beat until smooth % i and velvet*-. Drop from a spoon onto a very lightly greased baking . sheet . . . forming ball* about th* rise of marble*. Keep them 3 inch** w apart. • BAKE <s Bake 2fi minute*, keening the oven "hot'' .. . ISO F. ... for the » - first 10 minute*. Then reduce the heat to “moderate", 350 F., for th* | • last ten minute*. When baked allow to cool slowly, away from drafts. When thor- I ..uehly cool, eut off the top* with a sharp knife . . . scoop nut any ' | filaments of soft dough with a spoon. Fill with ice cream, custard, or I any desired filling. | - Thi* recipe make* J dozen tiny puff*. | £. TO HERVE WITH SALAD j These little puffs make a delightful salad accompaniment filled , I •"With I package* of soft white eream cheese blended with 1# chopped 1 ‘ pimiento-strfed olive*. to IF YOU WAMT A CISTARD FILLING . Mix together in top of double boiler ... ** cup sugar, • tbsp, sifted | I • all-purpose flour and ■« tsp. *alt. Beat 4 egg yolk* slightly and add I • 2 cup* top milk or cream. Add slowly to the flour and sugar mixture. I ' Cook over hot water, stirring constantly until thick (about IS minutes), I t Cool and blend in 2 tap. vanilla. - i ———.-—— .. -■ <'wvttm« l»W W aou C>w*w. Im ,i I • It yeu hav* awy (pacific cooking problem*. srnd a letter requesting Information to Batty Crocker in care of thi* newspaper. You will r*e«ive t a prompt, personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover postage

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Rejected as Son-in-Law, Slays ak * p'n ~ 11 A j ]£*** ** w Top. F.telyn Hart stein and Lout* Kletnbrvg; be4*w, th* Hartstem* police tn Pittsburgh hold Louis Kleinberg, 30. In connection with the slaying of Mrs Sigmund Hartatein and th* wounding of her husband allegedly he* nun* th* couple objected to him a* their aonin law. The Hart*teina were shot a* they came home from a thaater Kleinberg toid police he was forced to meet Evelyn Hartstain. 24. the Hartstem*' daughter, in secret because her parents disapproved of their going together. Ken Maynard Weds Performer A* . *mrmi v ■ AI ■ * S&W. ■HHa w Well known on the screen as n cowboy actor, Ken Maynard and Rertha Rowland Denham, a circus performer, hav* b**n married at Yuma, Aria. Both Maynard and hi* wif* appear with the same «ircu* today.

«pp«iaia»el •< »*ml«l*ir*'is Wlib will ******* »:*«ai* W*. ■»* Nolle* I* Mr*b> gi»»u. That lh* ' Uhd.islgss i a** beep appointed Admlnistrsirlx with will *nn*»d of tn* , *‘i.7r’th , .":.?. , te*i; 1 priibahly •oIVSUt Iteleea M*e Lie- IHV A4mli>i*lr»lrl* with will *nnss*<l ll.»i, H llrller. Det. *l, !*•» O t- 31-3» No*. » I- --T -- 9 »" ■ 111 ■— —l’ l AWttttt •»' AWT4N4* INK PHIWXHV MPN-tlO* Notli* Is h*r**y given tl»at the iio*f.l «>f *'o»nt> r >mmi-’i--»r» ! Ada** County. •"diam. has fuedond leslg'divfi ’*• pt*»** *• in* v..tins piaee* in the I *ev*r«l pre. In- Is In mM th* tleneral Kle. Hon •»* h* In on TuMdar. November », ISIS I Pre* in* t N<’ t «*■* t’nion — Br>«l- --- h N< h **.l li«»u** Pre. in* i N- t Wmi Colon—l.urktr H h.Hil llomw I'redni t No i Ka*i 14«»*>t — Aber Nt fl'-ol Heu** Pre. Inet No I West R™>i — Monmouth * h<> d Hous* Pre- Ire I No 4 North Preble - Fried helm Bebpol Heap* ' Pre. In* I No « fc-uth Pr*M»—fehwl Hois* I mH* north ,t Preble Pre-lnrt No 1 North Nlrhtend —I Peter* n * hoot H»eae Pretinet No • Nouth Kirkland— l*l dwelling hows* we.i or *t«*re hulldins In *o»thwe*t ‘or ape, »« In Kirkland town*nly i Pr*<lncl No. * North Washington— H*nj Kiting lle.lden.e . Pre ln*-l N*. I* Mouth Woehlnalwtr—l lllnsher IN hool llou** ' Pre* Inct No. It North fit Mary*— Hot*.* a*hool Hou** ' Pre. lii'-t Nn. U Nonth fit Mar**— l-lr.lMl.t Mill* Hip*! th hool Ba**ment | Pre in-1 No ii North Ilin* Cr**kM. hoot Houle, in*t. No. 3 • Pre in-1 No. fl Mouth Ht*e Creek th h .ol Houa*. Dili No. 1 Pre. In I N" 14 North Monro* — Town Hall Monro* Pre In t No 14 Middle M«ar«* — Kle< t ton fi- ho.»l Hope, Pre* Im t No if Hern* A —H. Main St Filling Mtatlon pre in-1 N... I* H*rn* H- A idltorlum !pr*< ln<t No IV H»rn* C—Town Hall Pre ln< t No. to Fr*n< h Twp—Kle Hon U h<>»l House Pre In. t No. 31 North HartfordLinn tlrore School House Pre In. t No 13 Mouth Hartford—K. H Homey Hvstdenc* Pracln. t No :> North W abaan — » h««d Hous* *w err B*e. 4 Pre. tn. t No It Cevlon- -Mr*. Mary M'Msnu* Itesldenc* Lot 4 Pre 111. t No .’4 Geneva A— Cr*»*s Hulldins lpre.ln.-t No 14 Geneva H — Town Hall Pre. In. t X” If W est Jefferson — Haeement High * h..0l Preelh.t No 3* Kist Jeffereon — Frame M ho..| Houa* southeast i • or Me I. I Pbjs-ATITI I’reln.t Na I* First w»rd A —I Fred Mnn tawraße Pre In. t No ZS First Ward l> — . <Mf|. e t>e *tur H .'.p ' ..miMny I- • s ■ *■ .1 Ward A—- — Library Pre in t No. 12 Me ond Ward B — lien Hfiratik Ue»lden<* loth Mt Pre In t No. ! Third Ward A—- — ('...inly (larase Pre In t N-. si Third Ward 11 —I fth Street A M >nroe Mt Car.l rol Barber Shop. lllven t>* order of Board ot Com-1 ntla* toner*. Frank Limger Philip Strahrn Moxa Aus*burg*e Board *.f C.,mi*>l»el..nera Vl.tor It Kleber Auditor Adams C.,.,nt> tat I» vurit»; ot «xi.»: tit hhxi F.orstn Noth* I* herehv alien that. Char|t* J Miller. K»e. utor «t the t>* late >d Mar* c Milter, de<eaeed. IS >duae No. Sit* In the Adams <*lr> ull Court sill offer at Pul.lt A*<tl<m, . to the highest bidder, on Saturday J the ZSrd day of November. I*l* at 1 *>*» I* M the tallowing real estate , to-wit Commencing at the north west | oner of inlot 43* In J t> NuttfH4i» • ti<>rtiiwe«t«rn n i«» the 1 t -wn ti» vw <»t AHmwtr ; haunt). ItidMn*. th*n*e runninici » oh th* n*»rth line of m<M Inlnt I • fert. th* ih e e>>eth 111 tert. r I w<*et t«» l!>• f»«iith wtfli forner «»r | ffiid Inlot number lie thence nvrlh] Ito the pU< e 4»f bginnintf. • Held *air will Ih- hwld '»n the pre- I iiitNtN al St? MersvitMll Mt. l»e<et jr. Iridian a Tfl-rma of belr are am ImlluWr. to* | Wit: j The slum wC oh >« to be paid on «latr «jf Male fin*l the balen* e <»f puri.i i □•rd ant I a n>cr’hentebir Ab»ir«i- t | «t»d n«»t Inter than Jaiifiarr I. • Held Mile Nhalf alert be made NUhjfM I t<> the approval i»( the AdarwM <*lr* I uit Court, and for not |e»»t than two-third* of the full appraU’d ral- i I ue. Moil »al- shall be made *<ibje*'l of the ISl'i taxes due and i>*,»l.le In l*it. and sutaje. i t<> any aew*«nirnt* made after the date of sale, but free from all other Ben* The pur* hneer may hues th* privilege nt p-l lng all of *ald pul* base prl* *• <m day xle Charles J Millsr. Kxs* utor Hwy M John—»n. Auctioneer, ti. He**, lllert,. Xtiarne, i **t »« Nev. 4-11 i O ' 8u many people are Mttefted just to be their broth*r's bookkeeper

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* • RATRR 1 I - On* Tlmg—Minimum chsrgs *f , Me f*r 3B wurdu •* I*** Ovsr M weeds, I!b* psr w*rd. Tws TlmdW—Minimum chsrg* sf «0e fsr 20 ward* sr Ist*. Ovsr 20 word* 2c P*r word fur tbs tw* tlmgg. Thrs* Timsu— Minimum thsrg* es Mk far 20 wards ar Ist* Over 20 words 2V*c psr wsrd far the three times . Card es TMnh* 3»c Obituaries and varae* I’ 00 Open rate—diapisy advertising 00a p«r aalumn Inab. ♦ ! * “BLIND" ADVKRTIBIMKNTO* Adv*rtl*emeat* apposrl** In ' tbl* column without Bants* sign are "blind " They era la be •n*w»red by letters, addrtweed le the box number in care at the Dally Democrat We can give uo Information conversing tba parttua adverttolng » — ■■"■—4 FOR SALE FAKMBM ATTWrriON - QnU MBA at ow tucßM tor Mad Meek rvaauvaL Tba Rtofflkf FroMato Cai, Fvaab Rnraar. m*bl Udf FOR BALE—Special price, aew refrlgerstor, used washer*. IS stoves; email down payment. Decatur Hatchery, dealer. James Kitiben, saleeman 344 ts FOB BALE Un* Hauges. Bicycle. Hall Tree, Dining Chairs. Heatei i iTrf'Ulator*. Day Bed. Dressers. • Cupboards. Young's Furniture | Store. Ito Jefteison. Z&413 FOH SALE -Vsed automobile beeti era. 13 up. Holthouee Sinclair . i vice. k 3M 3t FOR SALE -I'sed table model radio*. *4 up. &Vc per week. Iloltliousc Sinclair Service. k 3*(3t - ■ i NEW CORN MEAL and Pau.ake Flour. Burk Elevator Co. 2J* ts APPLES FOR BALE—Winter apple*. Na. 1 qunlity 1 mile west of Novelty factory. Julius Brite i Rhone M 73. 254-3! FOR SALE White l*egboiu Boo*' era. Uusson special mating. Mrs i-ouis J. Houck. Decatur it. 1. 2541 lx FOH SALK Horae grown potatoes. 45c ba. up. Hom Grocery, 224 I aud Slate Hue. Rhone *IS-R g FOH BALE Malabk steel range; platform scale; DeLaval cream separator; corn aheller; electric brooder stove. Jacob 11. Beker, 5 miles east, 3 mile* north of Deca254 3tx FOR BALE Work horse, cheap Black eott 5 month old; css be registered. Oscar l-ehimsn 5 mil** east l>q mile north off 334. Dec* tur R 5 Plioae »4k-M 245-2tx RNHTAI'RANT FOR SALE-This is one ot the place* iu Decatur that is enjoying a good business, is well equipped aud iu a good loatlou at I*2 S. Stecoud Ht. 11l health compels owner to aacriflce for quick sale, investigatioa will > prove that It to netting a good profit. Nice living quarter* on aecond floor. For further infoimatiuu call l W K«ut at 104 or 1142 355-31 . I . s FOH SALE Boys' red. girls' blue 3 piece snow suits slse 3. used one winter, 32 each. 153 N. fiecond rear hall door 3flS-3tX JL'BT RECEIVED Large shipment of Inner spring maUreeass. sellI Ing from 315 t*> 33*5*. Liberal : trade in alowance for your used mattree***. Easy term* Bpraga*- ! Furniture Company. Rboue J'Jfl. FOR NALB-one good H*«troto iu fscellent shape, call 1123. MEkt3x — — ---■ ■—■—— PUBLIC AUCTION Thursday. Oct. 31 2 o'clock p. m. at the Wm. Freitag More Frabl*. Ind. 1 Household Furniture. Dish**, j and articles to* numerous to I mention. Wnt. Freitag IRON SHIRTS EASILY Sts eur new Thor Portable Irener — Ih* first irener thst makes it easy to Iran. New only 525.50. DECATUR ELECTRIC SHOP IM 80. 2nd st. Phen* 244

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICM— I'pho to is ring, relnlsblng and repair work ot all kinds w« buy sad sell good tsraKur* Decalsr Vphototory Shop. Bouth Bee ond fit . Phone 4M 32>-30t LOANS FOR TAJIKS — Den I let your tases go de Haque at avoid IH-nallleu. Borrow the money y*>u need here and repay on convenient t.-rms Local Loan Co. 244 lit WK HANDLE a complete line of Coel- also stokers, furnaces aud repair* tor all make furnaces. New location eaat of Erl* Freight house -1 . i. : ■ . PVKfIESBION BY MARCH IHT If you hay y«"ir farm NOW! Choice Indiana and Ohio farms Including 4 Iu Adanw County Mt) term* Wille for FHKE CATALOG Piral Joint Htorh Lund Bunk. Dept 41*1. > ■ t* «)n*. Ind lit • OLGA prepared and treated Stoker Coal, cleaner testa longer and 1 priced reasonable Burk Elevator < JSFIf FARM LOANS at 4W for isl years No expense to borrower. C. D Lew ten, Deeattsr, lad MObtf OUR FUH'R makes good bread. Try H. Burk Elevator Co. 3Mftt WANTED WANTED — Farm Imiib, Ibm raids. Ne eonuMtoaba, appraisal or tillp exaniaatioa costa to borrower. Short lorm loaan art tow aa 4%. 800 ao before staking yoar toaa. The suiile, Heard * ( o, »»<rMf WANTED Girl IX or ovei tor * <>n fectlotiery work. The Kettle 254 3! LIKE NICK THINGS? Let us teach you the short cut method of sewing free Binger Sewing machines make sewing a pleasure Eitra special prices oh new or used machines AH make* repalted. needle*, oil, pert*. Singer Agent. 415 8 First Phoue 411 3M iftx WANTED Loan* on farm*. Beatera money. Lew ratee. Vary liberal term*. Be* me for abstract* of Ulto. French Quiaa. 33-m-w-f Male, Instruction MALE INSTR CCTION MEN Learn a live trade that pay* well trained men top wage* Such natlosaliy known companies a* Utilities Eng. laet or Aetocrufts Training Co . will tell you now you <«n prepare in spare time for Auto Body-Fender work. Refrigeration or Air Conditioning Address Box 304 5* Democrat. 2SS-3tl IjOST AND FOUND LOST and FOl ND Will the lady who lost her pocketbook In th* Court Hous* corridor duiiag 1*33 or 1133. Inform a* amount token? Address hog 30? W Daily Demo rat. 2Mk3t» FOR RENT FOR RENT ~ Modern five room hotiMd. four M|uarc> from Court House. Phone 312 or IM. MARKRTS AT A BLANCE Stocks: Irregularly tower and qalet Bonds: Ii regular U. 8. government* mixed Carb stocks: Irregularly lower. Chiiago stocks: Irrefluter. Foreign exchange- easy. Cotton: alurat steady Grain*: wheal apd eurn about ■'■■■SB avTtcK to watPAtKMe Nolle* la hereby given that Monday So.-. I will he Xh* test day «• pay your Fail installment of tases. Th* county treasurer's «tfl*-s will be open from SAM l*» 4 P M during ih* to* paring aeaao*. All taxes not paid by that Hint will bo>otn* delinquent and qt> *W penally wilt be added, an additional 1% will b*> added for each year las remains unpaid froii, flr>t Monday In November In th* year the delinquency ocrurrsd. Tho,s who have bought or sold property and wi*h a division ot tasea are naked to < nme In at on* *. Cali on the Auditor for error* and any reductions. Th- Treasurer an make no correction*. The Treasurer will not l*e responsible for the penalty *>f d*lin*iuont tases resulting from the ommlsslon ot taa-payara to state definitely on ; what property the deal re to par, (whose name it may be teund. in wliet township or corporation I* Is situated. Persons uwirig delinquent tases should pay them at on*», His law is sa.h that there la »'* option left fur the Treasurer but enter*-* ths *t»lfertlon of delinquent toss*. County order* wilt not be paid to anyone uwtnu delinquent tax*-e. All persons are warned against them Parti, ular attention It you pay laves la mors than one township I mention live fact to tb** Treasurer also see that your receipts call for all your real oelate and personal property. tn making inquiries of the Treasurer regurdlng tases io Insure reply not fail to In-lade return postage. John Blakey Treasurer Adaia* U**unty, Indiana. (Jet. 1 to Xuv J N. A. BIXLER OFTOMETRIBT Byea Examined QlaeMs Fitted MbURB •;30 to 11:30 13:30 to btOO keturduys, 8.00 p. m. Telephene IM

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