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Delphos Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 6

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THE DELPHOS HEKXCB First Tax Note President Roosevelt purchases first of the Treasury Department's income tax anticipation notes from Secretary Morgenthau. The notes are offered to taxpayers for convenience in setting aside regularly the funds which will be required to meet the high tax bill. Nocky On His "Honeymoon" Sentenced to ten years in prison and fined $20,000 for income tax eva-' sion at Camden, N. Enoch (Nocky) Johnson (left), Atlantic City, Republican leader, is led away to jail by a U. S.

Marshal, to whom he ia handcuffed. In the meantime, his bride of a day, former showgirl Florence Osbeck, remained in a Philadelphia hotel. SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCOTT LA.

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Professional Directory FDR On First Leg Of Vacation Cruise NEW LONDON, Aug. 4 (UP) President Roosevelt rode the presidential yacht Potomac through smooth seas off southern Nevrt England today on the first leg of a vacation cruise that may terminate with a sea rendezvous with Rear Admiral Ernest J. King, commander of the Atlantic fleet. When the Potomac slipped out of the submarine station at New London last night, its whereabouts became secret. Regulations conceal the whereabouts of all naval vessels.

Mr. Roosevelt was at sea for the rest, seeking long unbroken relaxation of the Potomac's fautail, and deep sea fishing. AOAH NUMSKUU. NOAM QUIL.TS KBPT IN AN TGX DRAB KOAH PRIAAB.OSE. TAKE STOCK.

IN A IP TWEJ2E. WAS A CHANCE. MARKSOi-D "7 MAOY i.ANEY MONOOE C. PE.AE. CAN A-I3-C ST15AK3WT BAt-e Business Wise Advertise YOU RE TELLING ME! -By WILLIAM RITT- Central Press Writer WON'T JUNIOR be surprised when he opens his geography in September and discovers that, while he was on vacation, Iceland changed hemispheres! A bust has been made of the late Kaiser Wilhelm.

Shucks, we thought that had been done 23 vears ago. Ill Red Cochrane, new welterweight champ, may be drafted. it seems, is determined to put plenty of punch into the army. Ill Adolf Hitler has already picked the Nazi who will (when and if) run Russia. Zadojt Dumbkopf wants to know what became of the letter which should be in that word "run." i i i that heat wave had lasted much longer folks in the eastern part of the United States would have begun, speaking with a southern accent.

A hammer dropping onto a bench caused a fire in Greeley, Colo. And we always thought knocking wood brought good luck! I Three sets of twins joined the marines in San Diego, the other day. That's first-rate strategy making the enemy he's eeeinf double. Hey! Yoitfire Wasting Giasoline! Continuing campaign for gas conservation, Patrolman Robert Howell, of the Washington, D. force, warns P.

H. Stevenson he had better have his car adjusted or he is going to be arrested. Motorists throughout Washington are being instructed to keep their automobiles in economical running condition or be liable to arrest under a nuisance statute. Want ADS OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS HERB (( WANTED Wheeler Hits New Proposal (Continued from Page One) their places in civil life," he sa.id in a statement. "In my judgment, the resolution now pending before the senate utterly these promises and is a breach of good faith.

Another fact that cannot be disputed is that the Selective Service Act was put through congress under false pretenses that are now unmasked. "It was represented as a bill giving military training for a 1.2- months period to a large number of civilians and thereby in the course cf time creating a large body of civilian reserves. Now it is revealed to be a measure for maintaining for an indefinite period a large standing draft army of indefinite numbers and with no distinction between the services of the conscri.pt civilian soldiers and the regular army 'volunteers." WANTED TO BUY JUNK. Will pick up. Alva Richardson, 126 E.

12th street. 42c61 WANTED WAITRESSES AT Fanger's Restaurant. 45c63 WANTED TO RENT SMALL house, partly modern, 2 in family. Phone Main 1471 after 7 p. m.

45 FOB SALE FOR SALE EARLY APPLES. 826 E. Third street. 43 FOR RENT FOR RENT 3-ROOM APART- ment. 716 W.

Third. 43 FESTIVAL IS WELL ATTENDED The picnic-festival staged at Spenccrville Sunday afternoon and evening under the auspices of St. Patrick's parish, Spencerville, was largely attended. Music was provided by the Ottoville school band. THE NEW CAPITOL Will Present a Subject to 3e State Tax and 2c Service Charge TO SEE.

i Shop Axound the Corner" TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, vim To the two (with behind appear among tho Classified and Buslnuss Directory advertisements on this page. Tickets are to bo secured at The i'tff. and Tub. Co. office.

not transferable. To be used only parson whose nuruo THE MABKiSTS Monday, August 4, 1941 Radio Service E. J. KUNDERf P. J.

Heggemyn Freez'r Shelf Re- Speed Queen Washers Electrical Supplies tffcUl Tackle and License. Texaco- Service Station Dell Cochensparger, Prop. Texaco Products Soy Bcana $1.28 Wheat 93 Corn .73 New No. 2 White Oats 33 prices are applicable on 8 rain delivered to the elevator Eggs ..23 .25 Leghorn Hens 09 Old Roosters 08 Hena 16 Car Washing Greasing- Servicing Main First Sts. Phone Main 1717 Wanted Sewing.

All kinds. Drapes and Slip Covers made to order. MRS. DERCK 518 East Second DEAD STOCK We will pay up to $4.00 per head for horses and $2.00 for cattle. Phone us at our expense.

Tel. Suburban 6302 Delphos Fertilizer" Co. Monday, August 4, 1941 Top hogs, roughs, stags, $8.00. Kandcr succumbed yesterday morning in a Toledo hospital. MONUMENTS SERVICES AT FULL GOSPEL EvangeMstic services will be held each evening this week at the Full Gospel chinch on North Wsahington street.

The public is invited to attend. The services are at 8 p. m. ADMITS KILLING TWO TOLEDOANS TOLEDO, Aug. 4 today held a 30-year-old Detroit man in jail who they said confessed he was the gunman who shot and killed Toledo men after a'holdup Friday.

The suspect, unarmed, was taken into custody without a struggle in the storage yard of the Edison Company last night. He was captured four hours after joint funeral services were held for the fatal victims; of his Kahder, and Samuel Arnovitz, 57. Kand-er and Arnovitz were shot when the bandit tried to hijack their automobile Friday afternoon. Arnovitz died almost instantly and CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK Hogs: 1,000, market fairly active and higher. Heavy 230-250 Ibs 190230 Ibs 160-190 Ibs pigs 100-140 Ibs $1010.50.

Cattle: 750, market fairly active and steady; steers 1100 Ibs up $1112; choice IbsJ good medium common good butchers medium common $8-9; good cows medium canuers and cutters butcher bulls $9-10. Calves: 700, market active and steady. Prime choice $1112; medium $10-11; common $710. AUTO INSURANCE ---Pay as you drive PON'T DELAY ask about our 5-PAY PLAN NO EXTRA COST Walter H. Jauman 5 Complete Insurance Service CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Hogs: uneven, steady to 15c higher, mostly 10 to 15 cents extreme top bulk 180-! 240 Ibs most 240-' 270 Ib butchers 270300 Ibs.

generally smooth 350-500 Ib -sows 'generally. with lighter weights Cattle: calves: 700, strong to 25c higher on yearlings and light steers, stockers and feeders stronger; cows steady to strong; bulls strong to 15c higher; vealers steady; best light steers $12.75, these scaling 1,090 Ibs; numerous loads kosher heifers scaling 1,050 Ibs up to most grass steers $10.75 down to 1,000 Ib Missouri grassers and double winter 1,4411,589 Ib Kansas at weighty sausage bulls to most vealers $12.50 down; very few $13. PIANO TUNING John H. Wangernau, Tuner and Player Piano work and expert tuning. Leave orders at King Stallkarap.

Druggists. Main 1R82. C. SCHERGER SONS Dealers in Marble and Granite Monuments ami Markers 809-11 N. Main St.

Phonto Mabi-1794 "-i VACATION TIME Enjoy a care free vacation trip. Have your car inspected and repaired your Servicemen. Your Ford Dealer RAABE MOTOR SALES DRUGGISTS PICKLE SPICE Ground Mustard, Cloves, Allspice, Casea Buds, Cinnamon Bark, Dill Seed, Celery Seed, Mustard Seed, Re dPepper, Mixed Spices, Saccha. rine, Tumeric, Alum, etc. KING STLLKAMP 1933 DcSoto Sedan.

1934 Chrysler Sedan 1936 Chevrolet Coupe 1938 Dodge Sedan 1938 Chrysler Sedan BEST BROS. GARAGE DeSoto and Plymouth Main 1424 We Pay For of size and condition Call 23221, Lima, Ohio Reverse Telephone Charges E. G. Buchsieb, Inc. ALLEN CO.

FERTILIZER Fidelis Johnson JOHN A. METZNER INSURANCE DELPHOS GARAGE E. E. SHEETER Official AAA Service Main Plymouth rbone Sales-Service 24-Hr. Wrecker Service Dodge Sales-Service General Repairs 110 S.

Main St. Delphos, Ohio HAIR-BREADTH HARRY AN YOO.GIRL A COURT WE'RE GOING CATCM PRISONER! WHATCHU GOTTA SAV RDR HONOR.I DIDN'T WmiNQ NOBLE A6 DECORATED JUST PLAIN A SAILOR, A IN BIG SISTER FQrjGRAVE MONUMCNiTAU COME UP FOR TO 'S A. TDUXSU T'OUSWT Uopr. 1941, Kin; Fo.llurct SynJioitc, Wmld rights rKCCVOd,.

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