Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 293, Decatur, Adams County, 12 December 1941 — Page 2

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I erlcan clergyman. politklan. or JOSEPH HUNTER HEADS K. OF P. Knights Os Pythias Lodge Electa New Officer# Thurs-day Joseph A Hunter, "I thia city, waa nain.it chancellor commander of Kekiong.i l'"ißv, No 45. Knights I of Pytl>is» lant night at the regnlar met ling of th.* order. Mr Hunter will be In-tailed with I the other ofiicer* on January a | during installaiion < erenionles. with I John 11. Parrish ie» installing of. ■ fleer. other officers who were ulecled la nt night are Hera* I Na»h. vice commander; Herman Haugk. prelate; Merle i Foreman, master at arm*; George. | W Htnlts, master of work; Daniel J Chrlatcn. master of finance; J. Fr* d Fruchte. master of exchequer; Jack Hunter, keeper of record* and seals. t'harlea Knapp waa re-elected trustee of the order. Th.* holdover trustee* are George W. Stnlta and Will Oelllniter. DETAII.S OF JAP CONTINUED mon FADB <>N> from the ea«t aide of the ialand at Relowa Field and the naval air -tat lon at Kaneohe. The dive bom!u*na came In afnale file, at time- juat aklmmltiK the topa of the wavea. Hidden a* they ; were behind Ford Inland, their ap I proach was virtually undetected] until they loomed over the hill. The first attack came a few minutes before sa. m With tn a f. w hours the U. S battle fleet steamed out of the harbor to the w. <i and soon the sound of heavy HUM) aai.K NOTICE H.-al. *1 pro|wieals w ill be re elved | to the Auditor t A.txnis .'ouoty. Indian ~ at hi- <>ffl* <• In It.. Court II . n>e In the > it) of De atur, ln*l. Inna, u|> to th.* hour of two <>'< |.< k I’ M tC.X.T < on "ie 3«th <1 »> of l»e* en,l»er. I*’U. fol ’lie pur ho*, of th.- bonds of » .id ,'ounty deslirnated ‘AdamsCounty, Indian.. i.;rtemsry d'.ond.' In the amount of yr.'.<i<i«,m>, t.earlna Interest at rate not to exited 1% per annum tthe e«a< t rate to l>< <l. t.-rmlned by l idding,, »ht.-h Interest Is payable on July 2nd. lt.l ; anu -.'no niniually liter.'-aft-r. Said I. Old- at. to be .land January HHJ to l» In ‘lenomlnaI 11 I fi *m I to Sa Im lushe, and to mature afoil .w« IJ.nott.Sn on Jul) 2 ISI3, and |2,' iimhxi , w h six months thereaftei to ami Im ludlns January IS5> llldd.r. for tl>.«< Ix.nd* -hill be r.'tuli.d to name th. rat. of Inter. • st a hl. h the ia.nds ..re to bear, n*>t ex ..ding I’, per annum, »u> h inter. ■ -t rate m i«t be in multiple- of onfourtli of I',, and not mote titan one lnter.*t rat. -hall h. named by . It bidder Su.'li le.nde will b. aa .rded t, the l.iKhest respon.ilde l.idd. r wit., h.ia duly uuallft.d and ha. -<i<mitt<"l a bld In a'.ordance Hill, the terms hereof. Th. lilxiie-t bidder will !•< Ute one who offerth. |ow.'«t mt I'.ter.-t .o-i to thr t'o.inty. to b« .letermimd by om. putinu 'h. total Intarest on ..n ~f t o I. >n<la to their mnturllk ■ and de. du< ItiK therefrom the premium bld. t any No i'ld tor le.« li.aii tin- parvalue ot said bond.. In. ludtng a.-.-rtt-.l interest to date of the delivery at th< rate named in the bld. will Tl.e right la reserved to reje. t sn> and all I,lds In the event n.> -all.factory bid- ar. re. ..iv.<l at the time and on lit. date her. In flke.l the sale will be ontlnled from day to day thereafter tint 11 a ratl.fa.’to'y bid bar In en r< . elve<| Hid- must t«< on forms approved ity tlie It.ard of Commissioners and provided by th. Auditor, without addltl'.n. or alteration- ami es. h of said bid- -ball be sealed In an envejope marked "Bld for Adams County Infirmary Bond-", and shall hav. no other writing, printed matter or dl-llnKnl-hink ma:k on the out-ld. thereof Each bld mu-t be accompanied by a nona vllualon affidavit • ut. <1 In th.- manner provided by law. and by a ertlfhd die. kin an amount equal to 3 r ; of the fa< e value of the bonds bld on, whi< I. ■ erllfl. d . lie. It -haU l>< drawn ariln-t money on deposit hi some reliable t».nk hi th.' County, -hall he payalde to ''lite Board of Commissioner- of the .’.mnty of Adam.", and -hall be h< |d a- a iruarant) for the performam of said bld. If tl.e sanie he a.-'ept.-d Thr opinion of Matson. Ho—, M. Cord A lee, bond .ounsel of Indlanajpolla, Indians, will be on file on the date of -aland a ill be furnished to th.- sue. re.'M.f il bidder at the expense of the Count, No .'onditlonal bld- shall be I onsld. red. The ie.nd- will be read, for dellv. ry within twelve days after the s tie date Ha id bonds are belny Issued under the pr»vl-iona of the general statutes relating to the l««uan<'e of general oblMrution bonds by < ..unties for the purpose of providing funds to be applied on the cost of eon--tru. tl'.n and equlpmatit of the ...utity Infirmary, and the bonds will I>e th- direct oldlgatp.ns of the County, payable out of unlimited, ad valorem taxes to tn levied pnd < oll<-< t••d <m all of th* taxable property In the County. Curlier information may be obtained at the office of the Auditor. Dated this 2 day of December. 1911. Victor H El. her Auditor, Adams County ■ ■— - — I Brushes «nd comb* in\. O fl one rolling motion. StimV uldtes scdlpi brings out I A heir bceuty. - C J JOHN V, GILLIOM f V Decatur. R d | I Phune 13 on ZCraigvilla A

I RATM On* Tima— Mlnlmwm eharf* of Me for 20 word* or I***. Ov*r N word*, I'/** p*r word. Two Tim** — Minimum obarg* es 40c far M ward* ar Maa. Over to word* to far ward far tha two tlmaa Thra* Tlmaa—Minimum charfa of SO* far to worda ar laaa I Ov*r 20 warda t'/faa par ward i I far th* thraa tlmaa Card as Thank* Ma I Obituarla* and varaaa .. |IOO , Opan rata— Olaplay advartlelng 40* par column Inch. “BLIND" AOVBRTIBBMBNTB Alvarttoamaet* appearing to thi* column without namaa *tga- ; rd *r* “blind.” They arc to ba auswarrd by latter*. addre**ad to the boi number In cara of I th* Dally Democrat We can give no Information "saearning th* partia* advartiatng. Ix)RSALE FoIUiAEE The ideal Christmas gift: Zenith. Philco. Croaley radio*, larg* *ton<k. 114. M up. Easy payment*. Vhrirk Bro* ifit FOR SALE Brand new two whaal trailer, 4" tire*. Peter Kirach. «S 0 North Third Street, Decatur. >2 ts HOt fcEHOLD PAPfcR PfcdDUC'fS —I am now the dealer for tbta line of producte formerly sold by Izorah Roop. Please call Mra. Waiter Gladfelter, Phone 21R. 413 Adam* Street. 38324 tx STOKERS, FURNACES. Coal Burning Water Heater*. Package coal Briquet*; Stoker Coal; West Virginia and Kentucky lump and egg coal. If you need a new furnace In a hurry see Haugk Coal ( o Phone 49. 283-30 t Fl >ll SALE” Horton washers, from era, Frigid al re, Croaley. Philco refrigerators, Skelgas stoves. Open evenings. Ch rick Bros. 387-ldt FOR SAI.W — Several tloxen ixtghoni pullets, laying. Alao some y.ar-old hens. Win. Kruetzman. 3 miles north of Preble. 29i-3tx FOR SALE - Several white male hogs, old enough for service. John Magley. mfle east of .Monmouth. g 293-3 t FOR SALE w shipment Zenith and Farneworth radios. Select now for Christmas delivery. Decatur Electric Shop, South Second Street. 284-ts FOR SALE — Complete line of Premier sweeper*—a fine Christmas gift. We carry parts and repair any make sweeper. Decatur Electric Shop, South Second St. Phone 244. 284-ts CEMETERY WREATHS, Evergreen Grave Blanket*. Pine houghs and cones open evening* and Sunday*. Decatur Floral Co. Nuitman Aw. Phone 100. 288-ts RjR HALE-Sprayed hand picked apple* Good varieties. Good quality. 50 cents. 85 cent* and II a bu Blue* Orchard. Tocsin. 391-3 t Foil HALE — An 8 piece dining room sulti' Phone 144 292-a3tx Foil SALE Family size white Holland turkeys for your Christmas dinner. Phon* 5144. 293-4tx FOR SALE OII~TRADE 1929 model A tudor. new palm, good condition. Frank Young, 121 S. First St. ItX gnnlire was heard. There were unconfirmed report* that a Japanese aircraft carrier and four submarines had beep stink. < Delegate Samuel W. King of Hawaii announced In Washington that Poindexter had told him 20 Japanese planes were shot down during the attack*). The re*ld« nt*, some still hi night i lothes, took the raids with almost the same calm they had shown during the recent months of maneuver*. They gathered on hilltops to watch the battle. At least 15 bombs hit the city itself. They left great raw mark*. Several large downtown buildings were damaged. William Tyree, night manager of the United Press, who was at the bumu In the Honolulu Advertiser building, said a bomb landed within 20 feet of the structure. Immediately after the first alarm I drove out to the army's Hawaii department headquarter* at Fort Shafter and the army confirmed that the attacking planes were Japanese. I reached Hickam Field within an hour and a half after the first raid and witness.** there told me the Japanese attacked In two distinct wave*, totaling a* many as 10 planes. While inspecting Hickam a lone Japanese plane ewooped down and machine gunned the group of soldier* guiding me about the |K>st. We dived hi to a atorage room and escaped Injury but nearby automobiles were set afire by the bullets. Hawaii I* calm today. —wwm N. A. BIXLER OFTOMKTRIBT ■yea examined Glaeeee Fitted HOUR* l:M to 11:80 12:80 to 8:00 •Mutoeye, 8:00 p. m. Telephone IM

FOR RALE — Hos point electric stove, like new FlvepMce hrtak fast set. G. V. Porter. 341 WinChester Rt EBT'A iMfc zIAt.»R head Ing Barred Rock Pullets.. r.irl Williams. 2 mile east. 1 mile south of Monroe. 293t3x WANTED W1 Loan lii&NilY'to met tout due billo for medlcel expense, taxes and all kind* ot omergeneb *. Decatur Loan « Discoant Co. 2M-30t ClffilbTMAH GIFf - fiuggeetKg modern Ringer Sewing machine —easy payments, layaway plan; special prices. We repair all make* —Needle*. Belts, Parte; Buttonhole making. Hemstitching. Ring er Agency, 445 Routh First. Phone <»• 273 241 X WANtft>—Loana on lanna. Eastera money. Low rotes. Very liberal terms. See mo for abstracts of title. French Quinn. N-m-w-f OLDkfc MAN with < u local business; Income 81.500 tn 12.000 yearly; no Investment, good ref*rence* requited. Address Box 40. cane Democrat 293-2tx WA!?ttf>- -kian for general farm work. Must be experienced Good wages ITionc 8713. 292 3t WXWFH) — *To 'imy corn fodler Phone 8713. 292-3 t MISCELLANEOUS rannanwwTTßr lu year* No expense to borrower. C. D Lewton. Decatar. Ind. tSObtf NtRD MONfcY* Vor quick cash loan* on automobile*, furniture, livestock or implements, call or se* Decatur Loan A Discount Co. NdtlCE — ¥o sll Coon Hunters' My feme* are charged with 220 volts at night. If you're tool ing for turkeys come In front gate. R. E. Heller. Kirkland Twp |4Ari. in TTONS They arc a mark of distinction on any garment. Washable, lustrous, beautiful Always insist on Pearl Button*. HkiliMa IffteWTON-We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 3000. Wo pay all phono chargee. The Stadler Product* Co. 14743 FOR RENT 7 FOR RENT -- 3 room Turalshed apartment, private hath. 411 N Hecond St. 292-31 FCFR-RENf' All modern 6 room house. I>4 hath, automatic hot water, newly decorated, furnace, garage. Vacant woon. Phone 154. evening 714. 293-2 t FOR RENt—]2<> acre farm 3 mlb s north east of Decatur. Phone 5210, Charles Bailey. 289-ts FOR RENT -Yvnilsked apartment. Light, heat and water furnish' d. Phone 844 or inquire 228 Madison street. g 291-3 t — 111 lQ.»l ■ Immediate posnexsion of the SyheMter Martin houne to he wild Saturday, 10:3(1 A. M. at public auction. Bolivia supplies 17 percent of the world's tin ■ o---NOTH E OF FINAI. MHTTLttMENT OF KWTATK VO. UT** Nottc* is hereby given to the *-reditorn, heir* and leaatee* of Norman K Blosser, deceased, to appear In the Adame ''lf* ult t'ourt, held at Deeatur, Indiana, on the 3<>th day »f December. 1911. and show <au*«. it any, why the Final Mettlenienf A*- ■ ounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and »ald heirs ore notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their dlstrltMitive shares. Nathan C. Nelson. Administrator l**' itur, Indiana, De emlar 4. 19)1. Nathan <'. Nelaoa, Nttorhey NOTICE I am now in my office to r*c«iv* patient* a* usual. Dr. S. 1). Beavers BEST COAL Bl YS | Ky. Lump, and Ego; W. Va. Lump and Egg; Genuine Pocahontas Egg; Package Coal; Briquet*; Little Joe Prepared Stoker; Pa. Anthracite Nut. KRICK COAL CO. West Elm St. Phon* 42 SALE Postponed Dae to illness of a member of the family now occupying the RICKORD HOME 1115 Adams St. the Public Auction to be held Dec. 13th will be postponed temporarily.

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