Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 30 October 1941 — Page 2

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J!S!..!!L - I ) 11 ■*" < Test Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of tbaaa ten questions? Turn to page < Four tor th* ana wart. • • I Maine the national Hower of England. 3 The annual catch of ahrinip exceed* that of any other shvlßab; true or take* 3. Who was Sett* in Greek mythology?

One Days Work Lost IktaUMt* of Sickntw and ('old* < you More than 50 i>ayn Supply of Vitamin*. Prohft Your Health anti Your Earning.*. Special Prices on Vitamins 100 Nyal AIIDG'm .. L9H 25 Vitakap* ...... 1.27 100 SMUthbH Navitnl. 1.97 •>» Sjuihh. Halher 12 os. Squibb’n Cod 25 ABIMIL ParkeLiter Oil HNc Davin ..... N9c Holthouse Drug Co.

The Finest Living Room I Furniture in America! * ’ 1 - ■. fiiSl —r—, —, » *,>•;. • —' —• bJT* ... i •- |p 4WS jjr ' It — — — ■■- fl I £**4*2 Sttf&o / JgjF T&iufk &*Khm£& i. f? X. Modest P/iice. / 1 THE FAMOUS - 50 Smart Kroehler Suites As Low As X CONSTRUCTION !'■ - • This is the sort of furniture that makes a home livable W Selected Hardwood Frames * • * usable. Don’t be afraid of breaking down thh furni- , ture! Let the children do their worst. Come in and take a ★ Steel Underconstruction look a| <hi , s . Sur constructed K?wWet , £t * Exdu.lv. Spring Cushions Hng Va | ue by KROEHLER * Clean New Fillings This is another Kroehler bargain. Come in and see this ★ Quality C-att.man.hip lo, '‘ y '' k t * 1My c . h “°°' b ""T* need for comfort and durability. Sink down in these llffT chairs. Try that sofa. Long-wearing and comfortable, Moderate down payment, convenient weekly or monthly terma. ♦ * •

4. Curler Glu»» wan Secretary of tha Trtwaury In Ike cabinet of which Prenldwit? 6. Will aebretoo burn? 5. A uhofun waa a Japanew military commander, an Indian wiswam or a primitive weapon? 7. A atory concocted and diatem mated la a political campaign to discredit the opponits ald<*. whl<h recoils upon Ita circulation la called a r— —1»— k? S. The only race horse that over!

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bnat M.m O'War was Sir Darton. Upset or John P Orlor? S. Which Is the "Old Dominion" State? Isl Where did the Wrigh’ brothers make their first airplane teat night? THRU t defense i I Editor's note: Thia Is the Brel ,of a series of questions and aa»awers about the nation's "food for freedom" cainpalsn releaaeed under the auspices of the Indiana state t’SDA defense board in cooperation with the Adams county t'MDA defense board, laxal SPSCI- | «<• questions and anawwera about ' the activities of the t'MDA dr ' fenae hoard are solicited. Please i | address questions to Winfred L. | (Jerke. chairman Adams county I i'HDA defense board, Decatur, Indiana t I. What Is the farm defense program? It is a program to marshall the ; productive strength of the nation's j farms to furahth what la needed, I in the amounts needed, and at the times needed so that America can i provide the agricultural products

I needed to win the war for dem ocracy 3. How is thia going to be accomplished* I First, production goals have been established for all farm commod lile» for 1943 Three hav, barn broken down Into stale goals and county goals are being cstal'llsh- | ed. Mecond, local farmer committ<>*men. In cooperation with local t'MDA de tense boards, will visit each farmer In the county and will help him prepare aa farm plan for 11*43. Ily carrying out this farm plan, he will contribute hl* share tow ward the national production objectives. 3. ttf what advantage is It to the farmer to do hla part to attain the produ. tlon goals? First, he ha* the best market at the h>*t prices tbst he has had In year* Hecond. by doing hla part, he will be making an essential I contribution to the defense of freeI ilom. he will be providing the food | that will "win the war and write - the |H-ace." Third, he Is assured price protection In case an unforseen development shoud suddenly reduce his market. 4 When will farmers have the oppottunity to work out their 1943 farm plans? AAA county and community committ* > men. a* part of regular AAA procedure will make a farm-to-farm canvae* and will help farmers draw up 1942 farm plans between October It and December 1. 5 What use will be made of

Her 1000th Kisd • Ok’ iI . K 1 l >Ji ■l * W 4 i ■ i -w ** I •- * Henry Fonda. Olivia De llaviUaml If there is an authority on kissing in Hollywood, it may well be , Olivia D» Havdland screen actreaa. Mias De Havilland, shown being kissed by Actor Henry Fonda, la recording, for th* camera. her 1000th hlsa since entering ths movies. The act rre* ha* appeared in 23 pictures and alwayshas played in dramatic rotes. data obtained from the farm plans that hav* been prepared and sign ed by farmers? Th* dais will be compiled and If the county, state, or national tabulation* Idlest* thant any of the goal* have not been attained, a renewed rdort will be made to obtain the production needed. The I Individual farm plan will provide ea<-h farmer with a yardstick for carrying out hi* 1942 production operations lu accordance with hi* own and the nation's best Interests. The national tabulation of all farm plans will give the secretary of agriculture tor the first time In history a complete picture of national agricultural production for the ensuing year. <. Does the launching of this program m-an that America is short of food? In general, agricultural supplies are as yet adequate but demand in this country and for shipment under the lend-lease act are increasing rapidly and serious shortages would likely occur nest year unless special efforts are made to increase production In certain lines ■ W - Railroad* in the U. S. have 12.511 air-c-unditiom-d passenger cars lu operation, an increase of 53S within one year. VaiH'lHfmeat nF Vrftntalsf mine XoHce 1* hereby given. That the upderslaned has been apt»>tnte I Administrator of the estate ot Ktfle Durbin, late ot Adams County, deceased. The estate t* probably eolvrnt H< nry B. Heller, Administrator It. 11. Better Cltwene, COMING SOON! Rexall k SALE Match for it! B. J. SMITH DHI'G CO. WANTED BAGS, Maga/inex, Newspaper*. Scrap Iron. Old Auto Radiator*, Batterien, Copper. BraNtt, Aluminum and all grade* of wrap metals. We buy hidew, wool, and sheep pelts the year round. THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 710 W. Monroe ML Phons 442 Used Machinery Mow Crop Tractor*. Standard Trsad Tractors. M*O*er,ng Spreader, Rubber in front 1 Plow Llttls Wonder Plow I—Oliver Plow 1— -McOesrlnq Disk 2— J. C. Disk*. 1—10" I— r L*te Burr Mill* WK DO WELDING Let ui repair yarn old machinery. Order new pert* now for repairing yeur machinery for next year. STEFFEN IMP. CO. Decatur, Indiana Phone Ifio Third Street

| RATH On* Time—Minimum eharp* es Ho f*r 20 w*rd* sr l*ew Over K words, tMe per word. Two Tim** — Minimum cMrg* •f 40* fer to word* *r Isom Over 20 words 2c pee ward far th* two tlm**. Three Time*—Minimum charge es »Oo fer tn words er lesw Over M wards t'/g* per word fer the three times Card of Thank* .......... Me Obituarlee and verse* .. 91 I Open rate—Display advertising 40c per eolumn Inch. -BLIND" ADVBRTIBBMtNTfi AdverUsementa appearing la this column without name* alga•d are "blind." They are U> be answered by letters, addressed to th* bos number ia car* of the Daily Democrat. W* can giv* no informant* oyoccrntng th* parties advorusm* • FOR SALE rd* UL*-i*ioU A. Ui** cooking gas with Roper rangesthe Meal combination. We take tradeins S** us before yoa buy We will servlc* any make ot gas stove. Genova Hatcheries. M. C. dtueky Pboa* IM Oeaeva l?»tf ’ FOk 9aLE Nice whit* wheat straw tn mow. Also wanted well driller. Call at Milton Mcherry I bof - Deeatar B. 2. St-sti l FOR iALR - - tlectric Hot Point , range. Very clean. 1227 Munro* I street 2M-3ti I FOR Salk - Akipper blue girl* > outfit, fur trimmed coat, leggtus i matching, sise S, good a* new. Ruth Hollingsworth. Phone 4*l or i »M. 2H-311 1 FOR living room euite. dining room suite; walnut octagen table; walnut bed and springs; china cabinet; pair floor lamp*. SIB X. Mecond Mt. 2M3t FOR MALE “MiCormliklliTow corn *hrrdd«<’. Simon Thieme, route 3, Decatur. Phone 9WH g 257 2ti FOR MALE Potato,-*. t>i< a bushel and up. Hring container*. Otto Helmrich. 1' 3 miles north of Magley. |>hou<- Craigvllle 4 on 2S. a 257-4 t s FOR SALE Your choice' of three brcod sows, second Utter; will farrow soon. H. P. B<-hmltt, just over the river. Phone 947. 255 3t ITS REALI.Y SENSATIONAL The bargains you will find at I Sprague * during our big tale. I Furniture, rug*. *tovea. piano*, I mat tresses, springs, beds. desk*. lamps, cedar chests, tabiiw. selling at 1*37 prices. Sprague Furniture Mtore. Phone 199. 257-21 CANNEL COA”tEe ideaTAreplace fuel. Package Coal, Briquets, West Vs., and Kentucky coal. Coal burning water heaters. Furnace* stokers and furnace repairing Ail work guaranteed. | Haugk Coal Co., Phone 49. 242-Wt FOR SALE Refrigerators: Phiico. Frigidalre, Crosley. Announcing I the new 1*42 Phiico line. Vbrick Bpm a 244-14 t I Foil MAIJB — Quality roai. Kmilucky pride; Hilo Kentucky; I Blue Beacon West Virginia; Olga i stoker; Suu King; Hocking Vai- | ley Ohio; hard coal; Birquets N I coke. Burk Elevator Co. Phone 25 or IM. 235-btf FOR iALi—MKELGAM The bob tied gas that bring* the advnntI age* of cooking with rßal natural ; gas to home* beyond the city gas I mains. Baking is fun in the new controlled-heat Bkelgas ovens. Just set the control and relag. We take trade-in* Open evening*. L'brick Bro*. 244-14 t FOR SALE Duroc service boars and gilts, reasonable. Champion strain*. H. D. Krelscher, Convoy, Ohio, 10 miles east of Decatur. I 24M2t FOR SALE Winter apples, apple butter, sweet cider, highly colored red apple* such as Wtneaap, H!a< ktwig. York Imperial. Wagner and Rome Beauty. Also Pippin* and Northwestern Greening*. Mail or phone order* early to avoid dlaappolntment Ben Matelin. R 1, B*nie, Indiana. Phone 44*3. < FOR SALE I'sed Holland furf ace; Inetaut water heater, gas. 243 W. Monroe St. Z57-3tx FOB HALE Off the car HpeelaT, while It lasts. Brasil Block coal, cash price per ton. *4 at yard; 14 50 delivered. Krick Coal Co., Elm St. at Penna R. R. Phone 42. ' a 257-3 t Trade In a Goo* Town — Decatur “BEST COAL BI'YS Ky. Lump and Egg; W. Va. Lump and Efig; Genuine Poc* honts* Egg; Pscksg* Coal; Briquets; Little Joe Prepared Stoker; Pa. Anthracite Nut. KRICK COAL CO. West Elm St. Phone 42 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eye* examined Gissee* Fitted HOURS •:M to 11:10 12:30 t* 5:00 Satuedaye, fi:00 p. m. Tslsffiaei US

FOR HALE — Potatoes. mile south of hospital on Mud Pike. Victor Ama< her, Phone 603. it WANTED WANTfeD-Hay? will pay"the higheat prk'sa for all kinds of hsy. Burk Elevator Co. 335 if YES AND YEM -- We hxve n. w used and demonstrator sewing machines — b*y pay men la — all make* repaired. Sewing taught free. Needles, Belts, Parte. Binger Agency. 445 Mouth First. Phone 411. » 24*13t» WANT ED flood used men'* and boy*' *hoe» and oxford*, must Inin good condition. Voglewede'g Shoe Repair. 543 W. Monroe Mt. WANTED Furnished apartment Inquire 1115 N. Second St. 357-3tx WANTED - - Man to haul wane paper every day. Apply Morri* Store. 2551 t WA N T Es) wit hi ty p Ing experience. Write Box 35, care Democrat. 254t3 MISCELLANEOUS FARR LCANS at 4% tor tfi No expense to borrower. C. D Lewton. Decatur, lufl. 330btf FL'RNifVRE VPHoi^tEßEb.lu paired and Reftniabed. W* buy and sell goon used furniture. Phone 430, evenings 44*4. Decatur Upholster Shop. 240-Jot NOTit'E Fred H*n< her is now located at Harold * Barber Shop. 304 M 2nd Mt. 355-3tx NOTICE Boys jacket left aF"our store about month ago, own>r max hsve »ame by calling for and identifying. Morris Store. 355-3 t T<T Im'llANtlE* TloofTyeaFold buck *hm>p. ihl mi west and 4 north of Monroe Frank Cop peas. a Itx LOANS YoR TAXES Don't let your taxes go delinquent—avoid penalties. Borrow the money you need here —and repay on conven lent term*. Local Loan Co. a 2D !.'■ FARMERS ATTENTiON - We remove dead horses, eowe, hog* etc. Decatur phone 3000. We pay ail phone chargee. The Stadler Products Co. 14743 i -0 MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks; irregularly low and quiet I Bonds; irregularly bighei. U. b i governments mixed. Curb stocks: Irregular. Chicago stocks: mixed Cotton: up a* much a* 40<- a bale. Cotton oil seed up ■* cent a lb. Grains; wheat off around l? cent. Corn up around H cent. Chicago livestock: hog* steady to firm; cattle uneven; sheep weak , o Trade In a Good Town — Decatur i MrrtlK TV TASFAVKBB Notice I* hereby given that Monday Nov. 1 will be tb<- leal day to pay your Fall Installment of la«<-a The county treasurer's office will be open from I A. M to i P. M during the lax paying «ea*on. All t**e* not paid by that time will become delinquent and an -■% penalty will be added, an additional i% will be added for each year ta« remain* unpaid fr.un first Monday in November in the year the delinquency occurred Th»»e who have bought or eold property and wl*h a division of taxes ar* a*ked to come In at once. Call on the Auditor for error* and any reduction*. The Treasurer can make no corrw-tlona. The Treasurer will not be reoponalble for the penalty of delinquent taxa* resulting fr-on the <>mml»*l»n of tax-payer**'." stele definitely <>n wbat property they dexlre to pay. In whoxe name it may be found. In what townuhlp or corporation It I* situated. Person* owing delinquent taxe* should pay them at once, the law l> «uch th.ct there I* no option left for tree Treasurer but enforce the collection ot delinquent taxea. County Ctfderr will not be paid to anyone owing delinquent taxea. All penona are warned against them. Particular attention. If you pay taxea In more than one township mention the fact to the Treasurer also see that your receipt* call for all your real estate and personal property. In making Inquiries of the Treasurer regadlng taxes to Insure reply do not fall to Include return , postage. John Blakey Treasurer Adam* County, Indiana . Nov ' AN IDEAL SMALL HOME Located two block* from business district on Fourth Street, hac hardwood floors, basement, good furnace, bath, city water, good cistern, barn, full lot, beautiful permanent shrub* tn front yard, within few block* of most churches and all school* In city. Five pleasant room* in addition to bath, enclosed back porch and nice front porch. Will make a wonderful home for a small family. Bob Heller ' Phon* 2 Residence 870

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