Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 21 February 1942 — Page 2

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Vest Your Knowledge I ; Can ><m answer seven ot these I ton question*? Turn to page Four for the answers. I. E daylight saving time, chick* arc retarded; tru-- or false? .’ Franklin h Koosi-velt was twivie inaugurated on March I ui Juiiumy to? 3. Tlh-ir ne I*. .’I <>i ;. iluid ounces iu one quart? I Monrovia b ill-- capital of which Afn aii republic? ."- Which rulers of Eaglami am«- <>•'»■ ii cna 'i-s I and Chains II? t> The lie! iaration of luu.-peud-elu e was sJ.rple I on ? 7. What la the highest type of

Why advertising has to be tb a good buying guide For You!

wHf'N a business man runs advertising in th j s newspaper for a product, he in effect signt a contract with you that the product is as he represents it. Then the normal operation of our American Competitive System gives you further guarantee that the factors of price, service, and quality are kept in line. For instance: * If a business man gets his prices

too high, then an alert competitor comes in with a luuer price. If a retailer . gives poor service, people leave gW* *

Flic INSTITUTE OF CONSUMER FACTS of the PACIFIC ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION, in cnopetMoa with the following orgaaizatfosM: PACIFIC COUNCIL, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Os ADVERTISING AGENCIES Decatur Daily Democrat

i mammalian animal? » Which mountain* ar-.- pierced I by the Simplon Tunnel? 9 How much did the Vnited States pay France foi Louisiana? I l« A ' inyopii" peisuu is uuur- ■.. ’ . , ' I Name two strategic metals | whii ii will no ionaei Ire used tn the | coinage of i'uited States flv- and I ones ent pieces. 9 Which country was formerly ' known a> the Ottoman Empires 3 Opossums bleed thiu the nose. I true or false? I Sugar <aiie is or is not grown ’ tn continental I’nib-d Mutes? 5. The Pennsylvania Turnpike. I ISP miles of super highway, connects which two cities?

him and at a cimfxtuiw Han. If a manufacturer puts out poor quality products, people juM Mep bu)i»g from him and the business man goes broke. Thus, the American Way works automat itrily for you— the consumer—that’s why it's U>t bat way! So when you see a product or a wore consistently advertited in your newp

Pregroag Unßor the American iysOom o« Competitive Ictaeprlse »>th up nd itng rngi pneu down, it now tohu fewer hours of work to hu) tho ihMffi wo wool. Thui more people cm tetfoy • bountooca left nod our timdaod of hting up. Nou thou examples whuh chew how long gfe owragv man has to weri to kychcngc. Tire for small cor 40 hows 9 hours low priced ear . 1095 hw, Electric washing machiaoWhom 48 hours Year's clothing for family of four 708 haws 323 hours Year's supply of soap for average family3o hours 11 hours

g. What newspaper was 'o-taded by James Gordon Ueuuett? 7. Winch arm of the famous statue. Venus do Mik>. is wholly missing? I. In what ocean is the imaginary International bate Line? 9 Tennessee was formerly a part of which State? iu. Name (be lake thruugli whuh larks Huron discharges into Lake Erie. - - - — ♦ — • • Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEI Q May one's signature lie typed when writing a social latter iu the typewriter? A No. ink should be used lor the

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signature. Q. Is it wired to turn hack long gloves st the wrtot when dining A. No. the gloves should bn movedQ Is It permissible for a guest to offer suggestions, to his host, on mum* drink*. A. Not unless he asks foi them. —- ■ - * — ♦ ♦ ANSWERS TO I "DO YOU KNOW?” I 1. Hagar. 2. Jonathan 3 Caesar Augustus. 1 Zacckaeus O The great Nile river ot Africa has nine mouths

paper, you can be pretty sure that that advertiser is giving you the MOST for >mf MONBY. WHAT TO DO Uae adveitiMßg ss your baying gauh because advertiiuig automatically protects jml And when the point comes up—give a plug for the system which makes

this possible—The American Competitive System which has given M Ammirans the world’s highest standards of living.

Honor Roll Fallowing la a lies el Adam* seuaiy Arm* whlak haee adapted the payroll aiteimont ptaa far W»e pueshaa* •« United Dutos dafeaee saving* beeda with the wshsetary wdtasa a# a Ift uaa wvpv* WW JWfts wwwwww ------ asw naked te eepert the waase* el ah bMSiwoeoo* wh*r* the pl*" '• -.■dT-rg-s-A fa- Ml tiki* llftts < ieneritl Elwctric Comptmy Central Sugar Company Cdatrnl Soya Company McMillen Fmml MUb The Mutachler Packing Co. Ckiverhaf CrtMtmcrica, lac. Decatur Pont Office employee Firat Stat* Bank Krick-Tyndall Tite Co. Decatur iJaily Democrat Adame County Lumbar Co. Dwcatur Caatina Co. Th* Great A ff P Twa Ca Wayne Novelty Company N. I. Public Service The Schafer Co. The Schafer Store Herne Dunbar Furniture Co. Nutubaum Novelty Co. Berne Witneaa Co. Berne Manufacturing Co. | PREBLE NEWS * ■ - — ■ " ♦ ikirothy Hofftnun and Hrut-«. Adreon of Vodi-r spout Thursday with Mr und Mrs. Milton Huffman and family. .Mr and Mrs. Ernest Hath of Portland visited Mr. and Mr*. Milton Hoffman and family Th>: aday. Richaid Frauhiger of Decatur called uu Darrell Mhai kiey Munday. Mrs. Dora Sheet* and daughter Florence. Mr*. Cora While aud Mr. Ueuts of Decatur called ou Mr. and M s. Douglas Elaey. Rev and Mrs. R. .Moeller aud daughter ware guesta of Mi. and Mr*. Arthur Bieberlck aud family Bunday. Helen Bultemeier of Decatur •pint Sunday with her parents. Mr. ami M s. George Hulli-men-'. Dorothy Hoffman. Louise and 'Miuce Adieou of Yoder ap-.-ul Mun day with Mr. and Mr*. Miitou Hoffman aud family. Miss Gertrude Hoffman of near Peterson spent Sunday with her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Miitou Huffman aud family. Rev. and .Mrs II ‘Mowilwr called on Mr. aud Mr*. Henty Kirchner and daughter Vkrna and Mrs. William Lluneineier and dsughter Clara. Herman aud son David Sunday. -Mrs. Victor Bivberick aud sou Geuneth of Hoagland. Mr*. Henry Schuller of near Fort Wayne Mr*. Donald Hoile aud Mr*. Oscar Eh-li-rdiug of Port Wayne. .Mrs. Fred En-kboff. Mr*. Adolph Krifeer and daughter. Mrs. Christ Bultemeier spent all day Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Bultemeier. Evening guests were Donald Hoile of Fort Wayne. Oscar Ehleidmg aud «ons Vernon and Raymond of Fort Wayne, Victor Bleberick ot Hoagland. Henry Schuller and Ralph Conrad. Tiny Stalactit* C**te DM Sequoia National Burk. Cal.— I VFt -Crystal Cave, long the pride Os the National Park service, no longer Is "naturally perfect" belaiisc ( ourad C Hchluni, Los Angele*. decided to have a Huy stalactite aa a souvenir But he had to turn over to authorities the twoinch stalactite as well ae *bo anMissed a* a hue by It. H. commissioner Walter Fry. —— . ■oVppetauaMel ■< lUsaleleiratvr psiate Na. S*Mi Noth-* U li- reliy given. That ill* liii4>-raigiieil has l-«th appoint xl Administrator »f the **t*t<- of Julia Hawkins, Uli- of A-Ums C-.inty, de. -Had. The estats I* probably solvent. Kmery A Hawkins. Administrator Fsr* L. Litwrrr. lu«*ar>

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FOR SALE B®FO CHIOK BTAlftel 7~ik« bowl buy b*c*us* It «mt*m* O Ka-Own* vhMt reduoe* thv tenter al cooatdiosi* Try 11. You wdl b* •urprmad Burk Kiev* lor CmnpMF Detmiur and Monroe, Indian* M-ls WiliUlAf lor lari onUoal c*okiM- *Rb Bhalfaa or Bstata Oaa Rang*- Bee a* before pan buy Dtiwhy A Co. Monro*. »«tf HBRB IB A BABQAIM- You at* t aiord I* mia*. Think of IL »»U Mt baae iub*. M « Ww'ra *>'t to make mw friaada So hurry. These rugs won't last Icmg Sprague Fwiaitar* Co. Phons IN. te-H FOB BAI> Bkalga* bullied b*s ranges. Upon svaniug*. Vhrk k Bro* IT-Ht RSTKiJI - drter TCrfiTy Chtok* mw. Brod lor heavy sgg groduaUM and «atok maturity Now hatchiag. Bo* tie baler* buying. M*4ni Hatchery. Manroa. tad io 7 ts FBBBVABY FURNITURK AND RI G SALK - Com* m and see th* many bargain* wa ar* oforUig la livia* room, dining room and bed room *uitM. Mudlo couebea. inner spring mattress** and many other bargain* In our larg* slock Liberal trade in allowance for your used furniture aud piano*. Bpragvc Furniture Co. Phon* IN. 4tek lil RK i hOG OROWieR * oom' plete ieed. Nothing else to buy C IS par 100 lb*. Burk* Hag fattner a complot* food 12.10 per IN lb*. IS cent* les* per bag in your owg sack*. Phone No. 2S. Burk Elevator Company, Dac*tur, Ind. Monroe, lad. 24-lt BCY _ Tffl!ftkf"fielbrr someone else

beats you to tUem 1 2 piece living room suite, like new; 1 4-piece maple bed room suite, almost new; 1 studio couch, like new; 1 Sail Axminater rug. used tor window display. We are going to sell this merchandise very cheap for cash. Hprague furniture Co. Phone IM. M-M FOR Crowley radios. Large stock. Vhrick 3714 t FOR SALE -- Refrigeratcus. new ISC Prigldaire, Croaiey. Philoo models. Uhrlck Bros. 37 Itt FOR HALE - Inner spring mattresaws. We bought 300 of them. We have to cell them 314 50 to 139.50. Liberal trade-in allowance for your used mattresses. Easy terms Hprague Furniture Company. Phone 199. 44-2 t FOR SALE- IMS Master biLuxe Chevrolet, good condition. Five tires, two new, other three good. Rsdlo, hester aud defroster. Phone »15< a O-Jlx PoR SALE Limited amount, no more coming, K<4viuator retrigeriors, Maytag washers. Hooevr sweepers, heating, electric, gaa stoves. Decatur Hatchery. 40-ts FOR SALE 1931 Buick Special sedan; mechanically good; Priced low for »ale. Ml Adam> St. M-31X FOR HALE- duornaey Cow, fresh iu 3 weeks; Jersey cow. trash. Leo King, Iluagiaad Phono 46-Ztg young turkey hcus and gobbler; set Hon McDonald scales. Charles P. Troutner. Ptasanut Mills. 45-31 x FOITaTT IW merdhdlss: bargains so hot they eiule. You isn't afford to lose out on these. 1 a piece dining room suite. Ill; 2 pianos, (I aud 17; round tables, 11 to 35 large number of mattresses. |1 up; 1 used bicycle, like new; bed springs, 7lc. This merchandise came from good homes, and was traded in on new. Hprague Furniture Co. Pbone 199. 44-21 FOR HALE Eeml-moderu home on Mercer avenue. If interested *'■ll la 4; g « 3l FOR HALE 13 mires good land, with 7 room house 10 miles southeast of Decatur; Hoy iMvlos. ‘iW Fox Ave. Fort Wayne. Phone “•HSO3 4MU OVER »O 0 FAR MH HOLD | H | MM| I<> years! Only 1« left, including two In Adams county of M and MP acres. Act quickly to gel one of these good farms al last year's low price. For full particulars scud fur free catalog. First Joint Stock Land Hauk. Fort Wayne. Ind. Hx-S MISCELLANEOUS r*»M isai« <r a, a rears. No expense <o borrower, C. D. Lmrton, Decatur, Ind.ZSbtf 1 ’LARL BUTTON’S —Matwtactur. erg of Pearl BnttoZ employ more peonlc than aR other buttons combined! Ah American product made hy American labor. Hee that the garments you buy have Pearl Buttons. FAibliEM amove deed horses, cows, hogs etc. Decatur pbone 30M. We pay all Phone charges. The Stadler Products 00. z»-« ■—yin Ow» g ! CalMonti* leads ig dauMUiC quicksilver production.

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WANTED clean, big Raga, auitabla for cleaning machinery. Cannot um underwear, nlockinga, pants, coat*, ooveralk or any similar material. Will pay 4c tb. neeafar Daily Democrat. WANTED -• Woman for practical nursing and houaework two la family, no lanudry; good home. Pbons »1C Monro*. 44-Jt wANTEf) — 2 room unfornisf-ed a" partment. Address Bos 72 % Democrat. 443im WANTBD- Truck driver for city delivery. Reference required. B<>« 71, care Democrat. 41 -it BusineHN Services rPHOLßttifti.'ft} LeT Us renew the original beauty of your living room suit*. Quality workmanship and material*. Call Cor an eatltnat*. Decatur Upholster Shop Phon* 4«N. 43 34 BHLETS BROd CLEANEHS-Wr clean upholstery, rugs, and drapes. Oet our price. Modern method* Prompt oervice. Phone IDS. 42-21 FOB SALE Oil gasoline avating and circulator atoves Bed*, mattressea, springs. Wardrobe trunk like naw. Cistern pumps, down spouting, kitchen sink, day bed and pad. Frank Young, 110 Jeffsrson St. 44-gSt BABY CillClti Sanitary metluxi* and automatic electric batching mean healthier aud better chick* for you. Place your order early. Decwtur Hatchery 43-2 t FI'RNITChE , ColU« iu aud *ee the many bargain* we are oEering In itaed furniture. All type* ot used stoves, kitchen cabinets, breakfast seta dreaaers. mgs and Cougoleums. Decatur Upholstery Shop. 142 So. Keiond St. 44-2 U SSWINO MACHINES, or demonstrator*. No advance, no tan yet. W* raplr all make*, needles, belt*, part*. Binger Sawing Machin* Ageacy, 442 South First Phone 411. W r e du hem etitebing and buttonhole mahlag. g 4(Mt How you u*e today deti-rmiue* how tomorrow will use you Spring Style ft Milady should be interested* ir thi* new spring hat, on* of aev•ral modeled in New York at * nyla show. It to a slightly cuffoc bonnet of natural straw with a high poppy trim to bring out Ui< aU-areund interest of the hair-do

WANTED! SCRAP IRON The Decatur Caating Company, a local plant, is sorely in need of cast iron scrap to complete Government Defense orders, which are now »•!' of our total biminess. Various surveys have proven that every (arm home and factory has useless cast iron in their possession which if accumulated through the regular channels will aggregate a tonnage that will be of great assistance tu us. The Decatur Casting Company areciaten the efforts of Harvey 'entaine and his committees in the oaUection of scrap through the regular dealers in Adams County from whom we buy at government controlled prices. DO IT NOW AND YOU WILL WHIP A JAP IF YOU COLLECT YOUR BCKAI’

MARKET REPOS daily REPony O p loe* AND FOREttvM MAiJg Brady's Market for Oscstu, . Crslgvlll*. Ho«gl. nd iM ’ Cle**d at 12 ’ Corrected Frbiusr, n No commission ang Veal* received Wery •«c*pt Thur,day too tn 12Q Ihs 12P to 140 lbs 140 to |«A lbs M 0 to IRO lb* 110 to 220 lb* 230 to 2&0 lb* 280 to 372 lbs 272 to 3UU lbs ... 300 to 220 lb* 350 lb* , sad up Rough, Stag* Choke vealer* dpi lug lamb* Spring buck lamb. Yearling lamb, WHOLESALE Eqq ,* d poultry quota?. oM Furnishes Metr Egg < p Ou(|r , O«*«U’ PhM, w Corrected F<binary :|. Clean, large white ISK , Brown or mixed egg* i ilg , ' Heavy hen* Leghorn ben, Leghorn aprlngcr, »iuoot!i Leghorn atag* Heavy springer*, smooth, barred or whit, imk. Heavy itags Heavy young white duck*_Z Old heavy rooster, lb . Old Leghorn rooster*, ib LOCAL GRAIN MARKIT BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected F« bruary 11 Bean, subject to rhaap during day No. 1 fled Wheat | No. 2 Red Wheat.. No. 2 Yellow Corn No. 3 Yellow Corn . .. No. 4 Yellow Corn.. No. 3 Rye No. 2 Yellow Hoy Beans New Oats. 30-lb test Flax Bee-1 O- — ■ —— ' Jehovah's witness** 710 Indiana Blteet Bunday February 23. l»<2-| p. tn Watebtowri Bible Study Ing the January 15, 1943 *l tower, paragraph, 3t> to 19 '• •Ive. Hubji-i i 'Micah." iPart !| Scripture Text "Woe t« th, habilers of the earth, ami id sea! for the devil i, --'in< b unto you. having k - at »r*lk cause he know- th Hi.it he hatb a short Ilin- II- v I.' I.' Ail people of good will am vlled to attend there timtlf U Studies ---- - O " —~~~ Seven ewe* due Io i» mhhi will lie wold al Ihe Sa and Saul bint Male. Montey ROY S. JOHNSOJ and SON AUCTIONEERS Amur* yourself of th* d*u want by booking your *ot» •»"! Ofikw Resida Phone l’h« 104 TRUST COMPANY BUILOIK DECATUR