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ST. MARYS TOWNSHIP FARMERS INSTITUTE PLEASANT Mll.l* SCHOOOL BUILDING TIESDAY, FEBRI ARY 10.1942 EDWARD KOO*. Chairman BO* NYFFELER, Vis* Chairman MR* NELLIE JACKSON. See Mt ary HARVE SILL*. Treasurer MORNING SESSION 9»O Millie tin... i i..ii Rev. Johnson pledge to the Fla* Third and Fourth Grades Addi•«'**--"The Country Woman's Contributions to Democracy" . Mn C. E Higgs, Brookville. Ind Mixed Quartet It Have Thin* Own Way.” Addre-« ' Equality for Agriculture” ....Albert Ferris. Millon. Ind Committee* Named and Election ot tifftiers NOON HANKET DINNER AFTERNOON SESSION 1:11 Multi* U.l Calvin Wolfe Address ' Youth. Today and Tomorrow", Mr». C. E Higgs It.a.ogu. Four Hoy. Address Th< Abundant Life” Alban Farrla Recitation Virgie Thatcher Olrla Trio Little Glow Worm Report of Committee* and Atiaouncementa. EVENING SESSION 7 30 Program from Local Organisation and Schools id Ft Mary's Township ENTRY RULES All entrlea must be In by 9 ft' a. m day of Insiituie All < ntrlea mii.t be made ui crown by person entering exhibit All enlrlea must have a lag from the secretary. Ail entering any exhibit muM be a member id Instllute ur pay Jsc entrance fee Only one exhibit accepted In each ■ lues from the same family. Entries limned to St. Mary s Township MEN S EXHIBITS 10 EARS CORN Ist Prize Decatur Lumber Co Tiade .... .........(11'0 2nd Pill<- Albeit DuvlmHl I Pei k Hybrid Corn - 2 ••»' Sid Prise Elberaon Filling Siatlon - Trsde I 'K* BEST SINGLE EAR Jet Prlxe Holthou-e Schulte Co Trade ......................12.00 2nd Prize Stiffen Implement Co Tiade ... ................ lit' 3rd Prlxe McClure Barber Shop Willshire. O Cash ... ... 5" 5 EARS CORN—SHELLING BEST % OF GRAIN l i Pt \ old I 'I Kli'iik Trude 11.00 2nd Prlxe Wren Milling Co. Trade I.** 3rd Prllt Morri" and Joe's Barber Shop Tiade .... 56 PECK WHEAT Ist Prllr WHlshiic Lumber Co Trade .. .............02 2nd l’ Orlcy K ugh Wren Ohio Trade I"" 3rd Price Harold's Barla-r Shop Trade 56 PECK OF OATS Im Prise L Holiday Moormans Roost Milt 116" 2nd Pi ize I,nih> r Wolfe Service Station 1 box shot gun shells. . 115 3rd Pi tn S'andard Service Station I pint Auto Polish 1 QUART CLOVER SEED Ist Pi ice—Kircher Lumber Co Tiade 12 o*» 2nd Prix- Vance and Linn Trade 15" 3rd Prlxe Central Soya Co. Inc I bag calf meal !■** 1 PECK SOY BEANS Ist Prlxe Heiatur Daily Democrat 1 year subscription |3"" 2ml Prize Schafer Hardware Co Trade 20t' 3rd Prize Pm Hain Hewtannuit. Willshire. Ohio t Meals ONE DOZEN LATE POTATOES 1M Prize llollhoUM Drug Co Snivel Poultry Tonic 116" 2nd Prize larse Restaurant Trade 100 3rd Prize Phil Ma< kiln Co. Create Joi .75 ONE DOZEN EARLY POTATOES let Prize llnrk Elevator Co I'*' fl, Re«o latyitig Mash ...12 6(1 2nd Prin Roland Miller Hardware. W’ren. Ohio Trade 150 3rd Prize Foitney Shor- Shop Trade 1.00 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS 10 EARS YELLOW CORN FOR BOYS Ist Prize laise Barber Shop Trade ...........................11.00 2nd Prlxe Mann's Garage Trade ■. .5" 3rd Prize Martz Harber Shop Hair Cut .50 BEST SINGLE EAR CORN 111 Prize Harry's Filling Station. Wren. Ohio Gas 11.00 2nd Prize C E. Peterson Clothing Store Trade 10" 3rd Prize--Martz Barber Shop - Hair Cut .50 LADIES' EXHIBITS WHITE BREAD ' ' PrtM He-',S',> ' T..«•!• .11 (pi 2nd Prixi Monroe Elevator 25 Ib Been Pastry Flour 15 3rd Pi Ize -Economy Store Trade .56 GINGER BREAD Ist Prlzt iterator Hatchery 25 Chicks .....12.50 2nd Prize Gi<> bull Wren. Ohio 25 H> Polar Bear Flour ...... 120 3rd Prize Wall s Bakery Cake $0 CORN BREAD I' |l Nilili. k A Co Trade .. II "0 2nd Prlz> Daisy Mae Fruit Market Trade _ .75 3rd Pi Ize Klip A Knrl Beauty Shop MhamiHio and Finger Wave .50 SPICE CAKE lit Prize Ga-w Store I pr Belle Scharmeer ll.aw- .11.00 2nd I’rlz. Pram He's Reality Shop Shampoo A Finger Wave.... .75 3rd Prizr—Lane'a Confectionery Trade flu COCOANUT CAKE Ist Prist —Style Shop Trade ||.oo 2nd Pi Ize Ideal l>airy gal. Ice Cream .70 3rd Prize S E Hue Grocery 2 Hi box Kraft Cheese ...... .60 MARBLE CAKE Ist Pilze Athena Elevator. Wren, Ohio 25 lb F10ur.... ....-11.10 2nd Prize Spragues Itresser lat nip 10« 3id Prlxe R 11. Everett. Pleasant Mills 5 lit Sugar SUGAR COOKIES Ist Pilze Kroger Store Trade .114)0 2nd Prize Green Kettle I box Candy I.ov 3rd Ptlze Bowman's Grot ery. Pleasant Mills—s Um Sugar 3 CANS OF FRUIT lit Prize Acker Cement Works Flower Basket 115" '.‘nd Prize !,<■• ||aid»are Tiade I'Hi Sid I’nzt Decatur Electric Simp I Itos Light Bulbs 96 J CANS OF VEGETABLES lai Prize Ib-catur Produce Co Cash .......................|l 00 2nd Pi Ize Community Gax and Oil Co. Trade .................. 1.06 3rd Prize Brace'* Grill Trude .50 3 CANS OF MEAT Ist Prize Gamble Store Trade 11.00 2ml I’rlz. II I. lanikcliau Electric Shop 6- 25 Watt Built* 3rd Prize Bowman's Grocery. Pleasant Milla—s lb* Sugar. HOME MADE SOAP lt»l Prlzi Smith Drug Store Trade 510" 2nd Prize Adam* Theater 2 ticket* .6" 3rd Prize Market House I Dozen Oranges. HOME MADE JELLY let Prize Rhodes Grocery Trade ||.oo 2nd Prlz« Clouse'* Meat Market. Willshire, O. Canh 1.00 3rd Prize Cloverleaf Creamery I • 3 Hi. Box Cheese .60 COTTAGE CHEESE Ist pride Gerbers Trade ..............Il tHt 2nd Prize A A P Grocery 25 Ib. Sunnyfleld Flour .75 3rd Prize Koop's lleotanrunl —2 Meals .5" EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASK* Ist Prize Model Hatchery. Monroe 25 Chick* |2.5" •2nd Prize lletitz Florlal Trade 1.00 3rd ITixe Iris Beauty Shop Sbani|HMi * Finger Wave. .50 BEST PIECE OF CROCHET WORK iat Prize Znieka Furniture Store End Table .... 11 M 2nd Prize Arthur Suttles Cash 1.00 '3rd Prize—Hon-E KriiMt Trade 1.00 BEST PATCH WORK QUILT ’ Its* Prize E J. R Implement Co.. Willshire—Card TdMc......|L30 >Bd Prlxe Sheets Bn* . Dry Cluanera Trade 1.00 .lid Prize Klip * Kurt Beauty Shop Sliatupon a Finger Wave.. .50 «PAIR N*AT*»T PATCHED OVERALL* ixi Prize Kohne Drug Store Trude ||,oo 2nd Prize Whines Shoe Store Trade 1.00 Jrd Prize Irin Beauty Shop -Shampoo a Finger Wave W ANTIQUSS 1«t Prize Model Hatchery. Monroe 25 Chick* 1140 2nd Prise MeCORMix 5 lb. Bo* Candy 1.00 3rd Prise - Idewl Dairy—Mt Gal. leu Cream .70 BROWN EGG* I*l Prize Model Hatchery, Monroe ::5 Chicks 12.50 2nd Prize Morri* G a It*' Store Trade 1.00 3rd Prize—B. H. Everett, Pleasant Milla -5 1b Sugar. WHIT* EGG* Ist Prize-Model Hatchery, .Monroe—3s Chick* ~..|3 M ind Prise-Douglas Store—Trod* ion 3rd Prise—Cloverleaf Creamery—2 !b Bog Chsuas .00 HIGH BCHOOL GIRL* DEVIL* FOOD CAKE Ist Sttitou* Jewelry Store—NoUW. >I.OO

1 ~ —t 1 BOY, SCOUTS' RANKS GROWING 11 " —X———OM I 1 1" 11,1 ■ * 1 k i l i I ■ k i L mi ■ • B JB ’ i ’'T.The above pester Ir eeters, bow being disnlayed ah over Ue country. announce Boy Scout Week with the xlogan "Strong For America. ’ Bu> Seouta everywhere In the nation have taken on and are amoming axaignmentx from I’ncle Sam to do their part in the defense of America Bcya 11 yean of age and over who are not Seents and who wish to share la winning the war by doing these Good Tarns” zhouid get ia touch with the nearext ottce of the Bey Scouts of Aawrica. - - —

TODAY’S WAR MOVES (Reg. U. B. Patent Office) By Louis F. Keemle Os the United Press War Desk

With th*- war at a critical phase in the Far East and going badly for the British in Libya, encouraging news <ome* from the eaw’ern front in Russia. The relation Itelweeu the war In Russia and that In the Fur Iteat I* very close, although on the surface they would *eem to lie two separate want. Iu reality, though, they ate <»n. and iu the flnal decision Germany and Japan must stand or fall together, just as must Britain, the United States, Russia and their Allies. The chief role of the United Nations for the immediate future, while etill providing all possible aid to Russia. Is to hold back the Japanese in lhe suuthwi-stern Paciflc. Il I* a tight for lime, admittedly. thing* are likely to get worse there before they turn tor the hitler. Singapore and Java are bracing themselves for the bual amaull and their situation: although not hopeless, i* not good. Their tash. and that of Luzon

2nd Prize Clyde Troutner—Cash 1.00 3rd Prize —John Blakey—Cash .Jo PUDGE CANDY In Prize —Pumphrey* Jewelry Store -Trade Jl.oo 2nd Prize- Adam* Theater 2 Ticket* .80 3rd Prise—Equity Htore—lce Cream Pie .35 SCHOOL CHILDREN IN GRADES POSTERS THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES let Prize — Ca»h Ji 00 2nd Prize — Cash .75 3rd Prise — Cash .50 ♦th Prize — Ca*h .25 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES let Prlae — Cash 11.00 2nd Prlae — Cash 75 3rd Prlae — Cash SO 111) Prize — Cash ................................. .25 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES lat Prize — Cash Ji tat 2nd Prize — Cash ........ ............................... .75 3rd Prize — Cash .. ,5o Uh Prlae — Ca»h .25 —————— i i.i PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR FES. O—C. C. Schafer, 2 miles East. 2 miles North of Decatur. Roy 8. Johnson A Son, Auctioneers. *EB. 10—SO acres. Russell Hepperly. Chenoa. Illinois. Auctioneers— J. F. Sanmann, C. W. Kent. FEB. 10—Geo. W. Long, Duroc hog eale, Ashland, Ohio. Roy 8. Johnson A Son, Auctioneers. FEB. 11—Otto Prenge, 8 miles nqrtheast of Fort Wayne, on St. Joo road. Reg. Guernsey A general farm mIo. Roy 8. Johnson FEB. 11—Orwal AIL 4 miles east and 3 miles south of Berne. Closing out sale. Jeff Llechty, auctioneer. FEB. 12—Indiana State Duroc Bred Sow sals, Tipton, Ind. Roy 8. Johnson A Son, auctioneers. FEB. 12—Dr. Rsyl, Fsrm Buildings, 1 mile west and V/ t mile North of Monroe. Auctioneers. J. F. Sanmann, D. 8. Blsir. FEB. 13—Ind. State Chester White Brooders Brod Sow Mie, Purdue. Roy 8. Johnson A Son, Auctioneers. FIB. 14—Ro*. Graham. 48 acres, 8 miles west of OeMtur on No. 224. Auctioneers, J. F. Sanmann, D. 8. Blair, C. W. Kent. FEB. 14—Clifford Bell, 1 mile weot of Middleberry, Ohio.' General farm Mio. Roy 8. Johnson A Son, auctioneers. FEB. 18—Galen Smith, t'/ a miles Muth of Ossian, general farm Mie. Roy 8. JohnMn A Son. auctioneers. * FIB. 17—F. A. Hixson, 18 miles North of Fort Wayne, general farm Mio. Roy 8. JohnMn A Son, auctioneers. FIB. 18— Gm. Mellott, Bryan. Ohio. Reg. Holstein cattle. Roy 8. Johnson A Son, auctlenMrs. FIB. 18—Carl Scare, 4 miles sast of Willshire. Ohio, general farm Mis. Roy 8. JohnMn A Son, Auctioneers. FIB. 20—John Metzger 5 miles west of Columbia City. General farm Mie. Roy 8. JohnMn A Son. Auctioneers. FIB. 21— Lm Brokamp, '/* mile east of Zulu. General farm Mio. Roy B. JohnMn A Son, Auctioneer*. FSB. 88—Anna B. Smith and R. K. Sautbine, v/ f miles Muth of Decatur. Roy A Johnson A Son, auctioneers. 1 FSB. 88—Ivorott Wambdoy, 8 miles Muth of Warren, Ind. Guernsey cattle. Roy 8. Johnson A Son, Auctioneer*. FEB. 2b—Tillman Steiner, 3 miles west of Borno, Road 11S, Stock sals, i Jeff Llechty, Auet

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and other Patilic outpost*, is to huld out until the full allied strength is brought to bear. The United Nation* ate prepared for reverses liut are conOdent that in the end their superior resources vtill crush Japan. Russia's role I* somewhat parallel. Fot the Um. lielng In the ascendancy. Russia is trying to make the most of her opportunity before 'Prlng. when Ulth-i I* expected to i throw hi* full stiength Into a new Off. naive uudei favorable weather conditions. There Is no sign of any slackening ol lhe RtiSftiau drive. Their force* now have broken through on eight side of the Important Industrial center of Kharkov in the Ukraine and recapture of the <*!ty «eoms probable. They also are getting close to Smolensk. 23" miles west of Moscow. The Russian* are hopeful. Although It may have been only a pep talk, President .Mikhail Kaiiuln told them that they will regain ail

I Honor Roll M BUY **ivee Fallowing io e Hot of Adems I county firm* which have adopted the pxyroii ellotmont plan for the purchaeo of United Btato* defoam •avinpe bonde with the voluntary cooperation of employee. Chalrmon are asked to report the nameo of all bueinoeoeo where the plan io J adopted fee addition ho thio Het: Jitncral Electric Company Central Sugar Company Central Soya Company McMillen Feed Milla The Mutachler Packing Co. Cloverleaf Creameries. Inc. Decatur Poet Office employes First State Bank i Krick-Tyndall Tile Co. Decatur Daily Democrat Adamn County Lumber Co. Decatur Casting Co. The Great A & P Tea Co. Wayne Novelty Company N. 1. Public Service Berne Dunbar Furniture Co. Nussbaum Novelty Co. Test Your Knowledge Can you answer oeven ot theee ten questions? Turn to page Four for the answers. I Nome the <apitul of the Nclh eriande Esst Indie*. 2. Wlmt la the abbreviation of Admiral? 3. Are uatlvedwrn Chinese end Jspaneee rltlssas of the United Slate, eligible Io serve in the armed forcee of the United States? 6. Whet island did the Platt Amendment concern? 5 In what cause in Great Brilain was Mr*. Emmeline Paukbur«t intereiied? 6 Wa. Vermont one of the original thirteen States? 7. Name the (1.4 t. Secretary of State .who negotiated the purchase of Alaska from Rueeia. fl A filibuster delay* or speeds legislaiion? *. Which Slate ba* Ih-v most northerly boundary in the United State*? 16. In the historical phot >play. "Santa iFe Trail.” did Errol Flynn | play the role of Geoge Custer. John Brown, or Job Stuart? the territory taken by the Germans and that the latter will not be able to regain the offensive. This optimistic predictlou may or may not come true, but It is a fact that Hitler's artniea are being driven track, at a great cost in men and material despite the (act that he apparently ha* thrown in heavy renervee from Germany and occupied Europe iu a vain etort to check the Russian advance. His only reported gain was a slight one at Feodosyla In the Crimea, and the Russian withdrawal there might have been a strategic one, since they still are pressing westward from the Kerch peninsula. The Russian campaign not only I* Important to Russia in the recapture of her lost towns and cities, but to the whole allied cause. The costly campaign is bound to *ap Hitler’s strength and use up his reserves, including oil. The occupied countries of Europe have been bled white and there b little more to draw from there. If Russia had collapsed last November, when her outlook was darkest. It would have been close to catastrophic for ihe allies. As it Is now. If Hitler is forced in desperation to turn to Turkey and the Near East in the spring, his offensive power will not be nearly as great. Crater lake In Oregon ha* a depth of 24KM) feet. I can book several mars £ sate* for February. Working with landing auctianaar* far eavaral year* qualifies me ta give yeu a selling ear vice equal te the best. CHRIST BOHNKE UI .H BOOK YOl’ll SALES WITH SI MAN BROS. Lester W. & Harry Jr. AL'CTIOSEEKS •atiefaetary Bales Service RHONE *7*l Deeatur. *l.t Menrae Rural Route Na. 3 DECATUR. INDIANA

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FORSALE VU BKiCOAS for feat »ad «waewkal cooking, with Skelgaa or Eitata Oaa Range*. Seo M bafora you buy. Stucky A Co, Monroe. »4-ts FORIALE - Order AAA Bsby Chicks now. Bred for kenvy egg production and quick maturity. Now hatching. Rea us before buying. Model Hatchery. Monroe. Ind 307-ts FOR iIALE - Slatted chiefct will make early broiler profit. Good quality cblcka »ee ne before buying Model Hatchery Mouroa lt»d 30FOR HALE - 1-plece living"room suite. Rhone 113. til North Second Kt. 30-b3tx FOR HAU-doragniWit-Hi condition. Ross Service Station, alate line and 231 eaat g 31 3t« FOR SALE - Inner api'ing mat treason: I Just received a big order of lnn«r spring mattresses aeUing from 111.50 to W Thb include* th* famous Beoutyrvst Liberal trade in allowance for your used mattress Easy terms. Hpratuc Furniture Store, Phone 109. 31-2 t FOR BAtk - Axmhiater rug* I just received 10 oxl3 axtninetei rug*, beautiful patterns. 129.15 to IS*. Liberal trade In allowance (or your old rag*. Easy term* Sprague Furniture more. Phone 199. 31-tt FOR HALE 10 extra good English leghorn rooeiem Mlle south, one quart er west Coppcss Station Arthur Fosnaugh Ux FOR HALKor TRADE for smaller farm or city properly-16<» acres. I mile west of Hoagland Good buildings. extra well fenced: blghlv productive; well drained Elliott Agency 513 Wysor Bldg, Muncie. Ind. 33-x W)R HAI.E As I h* - the army. I am selling my late 1911 model Plymouth Hpedal Deluxe coach, In perfect running ord er. Two-tone flnlxb Radio, beater, spotlight, very good tires. Car driven les* than 11.<*60 miles. No trade-in David Heller. Inquire from Bob Heller, phone *79. 313tx Business Services I SINGER "DE 1.1 Xi: VACI'I'M Cleaner. Powerful two speed • motor, revolving brush. New efficiency in cleaning. 8o easy Io use. |HS Bouth First, phone 111. 36-6 t I PLUMBING REi>AIR We repair recondition, or make new iustalI latlons. Prompt, reliable service. No charge for estimate*. Phone 232. Baker Plumbing A Heating. 3HI ri’HOLHTERING bon't sscriflce comfort. Let us re-upholster that favorite chair. New fabrics. Modern color*. Phone 1694 rot estimate. Deca'ur Upholster Hbop 31BABY CHICKS-be "sure to gel your order in early. We are preparing for a busy season. Let us know your need* now. Decatur Hatchery. 3t-3t HHEETS RROH'CLEANFRH - Men * suite cleaned and pressed only 11 each. Phone 359. Prompt pick up and delivery service. 31 3t ■ o Ham Fish Secretary Given Prison Term Washington. Feb. «. — (UP) — George Hill, second secretary to Hep. Hamilton Fish. R.. N. T, was sentenced today to serve two to si* years in federal prison (or the crime of perjury before a federal graud jury which was investigating George Sylvester Vlereck and other Axis propagandists District court Judge F. Dlckiu"son Letts, who could have imposed a nuximum penalty of 4 to 20 years, sentenced Hill to two to six year* on each o( two counts, but ruled that the sentences should zun concurrently. Mimeograph, good ntrength *nd drying qualitien, giud for pen and bk .. 95cDECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Phoneo 1000 or 1001. N. A. BIXLER OFTOMITRI*T HOUR* • s “ W* *• Baturdays, 1:00 p. TsIepZHM im Eyes Examined Qiaeeee Fitted money |lh All Your Needs 111 Ip Jbcatur ixran ||| In A Dbconnt Co, MV

WANTED i Buy now -lew-Bove plenty r Good buy* on N«» used «nd dem i onstrator sewing machines. All makes repaired Needles, belts. ( oil. part*. Singer Agency. 415 ; South First. Phon* 111. 2SH2x ( WANTED ■ Tenani on Sit acre farm ou halve* (or March let—must furnish one-half of cowe for L a herd of over 30 cove also all f farming tool*. Now getting 31.00 1 per 100 (or milk Elam Sprenger , Fort Wayne. Ind . R- I. 3914* ' WAN-fEb- Cnftirnliliad'apartment t or small bouse. Phone 697-4), | 3041* , WANTEb Full or pari time man. representing one of the largest ( life insurance company In Deeatur ; and Adam* Co., wonderful oppor- ‘ tunily for hustler. Write 8. A. Vai- ' entitle, district agent. Bluffton. Indiana. Phone 69M or Ml. Its f ll'ANffeD Dairymen to'kuy the ’ new low vacuum Hinman Milkers while available Kara Kaehr. Decatur. R. 1. Craigville phone. r r WANTED To put out on vbare*. t Brood Hows and Sheep. Write •t Box 61 % Democrat. Docaiur. **H*bl 0 Losn* on farms. Eastr era money. Low ratoe. Very libP oral terms. See mo for abstract* of t title. French Quinn. 33-m-w-f X WANTED—Good, clean, big Rags, etutabte far cleaning 1 ■aahbor. Cannot bm und- ? erwear, Mocking*, pa ata, [ coats, ooveraib, or any nimibrmalcrhi. Will pay 4c B. J Decatur Daily Democrat. MISCELLANEOUS * BOYS ANfi GIBIS Return 20 coat ii hanger*, receive 10 cent Ih-tenae e Stamp: 50 hanger* 25c Detente .. stamp Must be clean and useable. |. Sheets Bro*. Cleaners. 30-3tx '. PEARL" HUTTONS-4'nlilie Tnetsl r fastener*. Pearl Buttons can al--9 ways be replaced and perfectly p matched Their beautiful lustre remains ttnmarred by laundering They are the badge of quality on ‘ any garment. Demand Pearl Buttons! Complete Sheet Metal Service We ( handle a complete line of turn--1 ace*. Roofing. Spouting. Stoker* I. and Siding. Free estimates. Dick i, Girod and Kenneth Arnold. Phone t 232 Tu<s.-Fri ■ KK.M iXXAkB at 4'<- for 10 years. |. No expense to borrower. C. D. !. Lewton. Decatur. Ind. 2Sbtf e FOR-RifNf HD r >om modern dtiplex. Possession Immediately. t 415 Madison. Phone I*o. g It b RoVNirrSQUARE'bANt E Sat 1 Feb. 7. Brights* orchestra. Keauy Secaur. caller. A4>ove Macklin Gar- - age; Entrance ou Third St. Admission 20 cents. 314 t ! FARMERS ATTENTiaN We re 1 amove dead horses, cows. h >g* etc ’ Decatur phone 2000. We pay all ' phone chargee. The Stadler Proj ducia Co. 3iMt : FOR RENT ~ t FOR RElW—Two"furnish n <i house- ( keeping rooms, private eotiance. One or two adult women preferred. 226 South Fourth Street, telephone IW. 3la2tx FOR RENT — ilea ted sleephtit room. Phone 1412. 5"4 North Second S 31 3t z FOR RENT - Room and board. Ini quire 331 No. Fifth SI. Phone ‘ 1920 32-3 tx " Ftill REfliT: kdDokaecht property 1 at 123 N. Third St. Ponoeseioti I immediately. See Ira Fuhrmtn. 32-ltX Q — MARKET* AT A GLANCE j Stock* lower and quiet. Bond* irregular. U. 8. toveru- ( mo*tu mixed. Curh stock* Irregular. Chicago stock* mixed Cotton steady. Grains; wheat and corn future* | off around 1 cent a bushel. Chicago livestock: hog* weak. I cattle and sheep steady. Three state capitais have popula- ; lions ranging from 200.000 io 300,"00 peiKom-. BEST COAL BUYS Ky. Lump and Egg; W. Va. Lump and Egg; Genuine Fecah*"tee Eh; Fackag* Coal; Briquets; Little Joe Prepared *tok*r; Pa. Anthracite Nut KRICK COAL CO. , Wwt tlw •** Fhane <3 G*l 10-day old chickx In•tewi of day-old chickn without extra charge by 1 ordering before Feb. 15. U. 8. (Certified and R.O.P. J uired chick* pay beot. Sprunger’u Breeding Farm A Hatchery • nrt w *uperler »t. rort Wayne Indiana t

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MARKET REPOR Brady's Market f» r Ohm Craigville, •' Clmd at U^J 1 " Cerret ied F«-b ru * r> . No coanii.-ion Veab rt-celvm 7, •«<•' pt Thur,day 100 to 130 It* 120 to 110 lb* 1 110 t<> n><i ib* 160 to IM Ib* ISO to 220 lbs 220 to 250 lbs 250 to 375 lb* 275 to 3(H) lb* 300 to 350 lb*. 350 Ib*.. and up Roughs . Stag* Choice vealer* Spring lamlM Spring buck lambs Yearling lamb, wholemuTioo 4lie POULTRY QUOTATION Furnishes Met* Egg A Mtsei* Corrected Februryi Clean, large white . t|l Brown or mixed e ee , large Medium eggs Pullet eggs Heavy ben* Leghorn hens Leghorn springer", Leghorn stags Heavy egrtager*. barred or white rmh Heavy stags Heavy young while du<B Old heavy rooster*, Ib Old Leghorn roosters, lb EABT BUFFALO LlVt|Tt East Buffalo. N. Y, Feb (UP)-Llvrouhlt; Hog*. 700; market good and choice IW-24" XI 113.50; tru< ked in 1» 313.10-11335 Cattle. 30": <alv<*. 15*. * 112. cows, steady, cutter ui mon. 37.25 1x 25, <*uut. li Vealers, strong to P* y good and choice. 115-31 MI; mon and medium. P iMIIM Sheep. 30"; lamb*. and choice. 312.50-312 'L w and mixed. 111112.'5. es« top. INDIANAPOLIS LIVEUR Indianapolis. Ind i'eh 1—Livestock: Hog*. 3,00"; around IM of 160-225 pounds were lit U early at 313.36-313. nowtbebi is mostly 25< lower Cattle. HO; calves 4W: d steady at 310.75-313 25. Vealers. steady at lljptq Sheep. 1.300; lambs. 75 »l higher; good and iboiiv d 312312.5". FORT WAYNE LIVEUW Fort Wayne, Ittd. Fell —Livestock: Hug*. 25< leeei; IW-P* 312 50; 300-230 lbs 112 W '■* Iba, 312.3". 220-246 lb*. U 210-26" lb*.. H 23". 313.20; 2»o-3i»" Ib*. 1121». * lbs.. 312; 350-1"" lbs Hl* IM lbs.. 411-75; Tl"-15v Ibe-IU 130-110 Ib*.. 31125. n*l» 311. Rough*. 311 25; st*l». Calve*. 315, lambs. 11l CLEVELAND PRODUCE Cleveland. U.. Feb. 1 -'R Produce; Butter, steady. fXir**-*’* 1 dards. 37>qc. Eggs, unaettkii; eXlf*A current receipt" 29c■ Live poultry »te*2y; 1 heavy, 33-33<. ducks. tzncfP 6 lbs., and up. 2" 2k. » "A under. 15-Hk. Potatoes. Idaho ius*e( 53.35-33.40; New York ttsud* 31.75-32; Ohio round 0-36-CHICAGO GRAIN CLOU Wheat, May. lU****' 31.301 b; Sept II Jl’« , Corn. May. *tD* ‘<' M Sept.. ,S*lu. I<h Oat«, May JW ' Sept . 614. tIW . j Soy beans, May «!!»*•■ 31.9644-MG Oct.. 3191*. LOCAL GRAIN BURK ELEVATOR Corrected Februzff ‘ Bean* subject tn rM* during day No. 1 Red Whea’ No. 2 Red Wheat No. 2 Old Yellow Cura • , No. 2 New Corn No. 4 New Corn No. 2 Rye " I No. 2 Yellow Soy B**«' New Oat*. 30-lb. le«' - | Flax Seed J - * TODAY'S CO M MO* **s If a salesman hi '', „«.l sot out in a * may properly Hue of goods- olbet ■** t better say kind ° ; good.