Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 9, Number 59, Decatur, Adams County, 10 March 1911 — Page 2

DAILY DEMOCRAT Publ«ab«d Every Evening. Except Sunday By •ECATUI DENOCIAT Cl MP AM LEW G. ELLINGHAM JOHN H. HELLER 1 ,, i = Subscription Rates Per Week, by carrier 18 cents Per Year, by carrier 15.00 Per Month by mall 25 cents Per Year, by mail 12.50 Slagle Coplee 2 cents Advertising rates made known oa application. Entered at the posiotlLe at Decatur, Indiana, as second-class mail matter Every base ball fan in Decatur should boost for the Boston ' Red Soi " The owner of the team is now behind the Decatur Motor Car company. t Even the National Guards are to get ia the Mexican scrap, and the boys; are preparing for a little journey to the border Let s hope it will be even leas bloodless than was the late Span-ish-American scrimmage. The closing of the deal at Boston, by which John I. Taylor. a millionaire | business man, newspaper owner and. base ball franchise dewier, becomes ’ interested in the Decatur Motor Carj company, assures the future success ’ of that company. There has never been any doubt about the correctness of the car. It s the best on earth > Now with plenty of money the cars; w2i be marketed and that means a great industry for Decatur. Mr Brackett deserves praise. He has made good again, and the bringing of that gentleman here by the Decatur Commercial club was an investment «-one worth the time and money spent. He is the kind that does things.

J E can save you from pv-A 510 to S2O on strictly kigk grade tailored-to-order clothes through our advan- T’'^ ; W tageous connections with those famous Chicago tailors— Ed. I. Price <x Co. f- Mpl® and deliver unquestioned -■ style, correct fit.konest workmanskip and absolute satis- JPuS faction. Select your favored pattern and let us take your - 9T Three-Button SoieUy measure today. Dip Front,. '•a. 717 The Myers-Dailey Go. i Clothiers & Furnishers. -—-"I"' . ' _■'■■■■■ ■ — FOR PARTICULAR YOU INC WOMEN I —— Just arrived a lot of tan shoes with a rounded toe, short forepart close - fitting high arch and Cuban Iheel. A model of snap and style, just what you been looking for. It’s up to you PEOPLES & GERKE. The Store of Quality.

k big things, and things that count. As . the head of the Ward Pence company. t be has proven bis worth, and in financing the automobße company, he | I has made good again. SALEM ANO CALVARY. Salem. Sunday school at S JO. prompt, to i which all the children and the par 1! eats are invited. Our school has been i growing and we believe we have Just I saeh a school you would be proud to i attend Come with us and we will do ■ you good. Preaching at 10:30 by the i pastor. Let us look to God for a gracious waiting upon him. and that we • all may be blessed oa the Sabbath. Calvary, Sunday school at 3:38, We srge ■ an the parents to make a special efj fort to get your children ready and bring them to the Sababth school, where they are educated in spiritual ' things. Come. In the evening the pastor will preach on a theme that will interest all and this will be the opening of revival of God '» work at * Calvary Shall we not expect a grea: meeting at Calvary? I do not come I to preach anything but the old. old ; story of Jesus and his love. 1 must have the co-operatton of God's dear Children. Does this mean you’ Rei member. “The fight is on." and God has promised. Services every night . during the west Yours Fbr Christ. REV. E. R. ROOP, Minister. L'NION CHAPEL U. B. CHURCH. Sunday school. 9:38 a. m. Preaching. Ift: 38 a. m. A cordial invitation to all to attend; ; the services ia this church. I. IMLER. Pastor, j WILL SING AT CRYSTAL. Thomas Brown of Chicago, who is , the guest of the Lase Elis and Ed Cos-I fee families, will sing this evening at! the Crystal theater. o FOR SALE OR RENT—My farm. | miles from Decatur. W. S. Hughes, i SBB Columbia Ave., Ft Wayne, or see ; L. C. Hughes. Decatur. Ind. 59t6 ,

SOCIETY DOINGS Mr. and Mrs. G.’C. Steele Will Celebrate Wooden Wedding This Evening. I A LARGE CLASS I ■ Will be Initiated Monday Evening by the American Yeomen No fountain is so small but that Heaven may be imaged in its bosom —Nathaniel Hawthorne. CLUB CALENDAR FOR WEEK. Tuesday. March 14th. Evangelical Y. P. A.—Mrs Eugen-? Runyon. In spite of the measles epidemic that rages in many families of the church, there was a large attendance at the meeting of the Baptist Ladies' Aid society at the home of Mrs. S E. Shamp Thursday afternoon. After the business meeting, a very good little program was given by the children. there being a piano solo by Pauline Hite and recitations by Mary VanHart, Helen Crumley and Heater Betx. Plans for the organteation of a junior aid society, comprising several of the young girls, were also discussed. Refreshments in two courses were served by the hostess. Those I present, all of whom report a delightful time, were Mesdames Van Hart, John Everett, S E. Hile. Barbara ; Wlnnes. J. Yager. John Chronister. | Harriet Core-dale, David Stoler. j George Glass, Hovey Harper. Hugh Crumley, Fortney, Simon Brandyber- ! ry. Henry Betx, Ned Bobo. Frank Da- • vis, Ed France of Pleasant Mills. Miss Myrtle Chronister and several children. The Woman's Home Missionary so-1 j ciety of the Mciteodtet church held v i meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Martin Beery, who was assisted in entertaining by her daughter, Mrs. Chariea Colter. Mrs. Emm Daniels, vice president, presided, and a very interesting program was given under the leadership of Mrs. Fred Mills. Porto Rico being discussed. A gift worthy of special mention, for j which the society will be credited. > , was the gift of »W by Mrs. Emma ; < Daniels to the Boylan home for girls. > ■ With prior gifts, the total sum given •' j by Mrs. Daniels te 3118 for the library j , at this home, which has been named , the Daniels library. Arrangements, I including the appointment of commit- j tees for the details, of the tub sale; to be conducted two days after Easter, were also given attention. Delicious refreshment* made their appearance during the social period. A pleasant gnd profitable meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society was that held at the home of Mrs. M. A. Frisinger Thursday afternoon. The attendance was very good and x pleasant social hour, in addition to the business meeting, was spent, daring which refreshments were provided Among the things planned was the giving of a dinner in the cfctireh parlors Thursday. March ISth. This dinner, which includes the following menu, will be served for a quarter and everybody is invited: Chicken With Noodles Gravy Mashed Potatoes Escalioped Corn Cold Slaw Pickles Bread Butter Jellies Fruit Salad Pie Coffee The operas of Reginald DeKoven were stuCed by the Eu terpenes at the home of Mrs. J. W. Tyndall instead of with Mrs. Harry Starr on account of the illness of the latter, the program being outlined by Miss Bess Sehroci and Mrs. Fred Fruchte. The fact that one of DeKoven's operas, ■ The Beauty Spot." will be produced in Fort Wayne next Saturday, and that many of the elub are planning to attend, added interest to the study. Just two hundred and seven enjoyed the hospitality of the Fred Hoffman home Thursday evening at one of the most delightful socials ever given by the Evangelical ladies' Aid society. The Hoffman home was ablate with light, happiness and good cheer and a very fine order of entertainment was provided. The program was opened with the congregational singing of that grand American song. “My Country Tie of Thee, which was followed by the Lord's prayer Piaao dnets by the Miaees Zelda Sniti and Crystal Kern. Edna and Hope Hoffman and a pUno solo by Miss Jean Lutx, with two songs by the ladles quartet, including Meo-

A GRAND OPENING B — FEBRUARY 18 to MARCH 18 — I - "■ 1 *""" I Come in and have our Demonstrators convince you that we j I have the best line of Buggies, Implements and stoves in the | I city of Decatur. <jOn the last two days of our sal, 17 and 18 U ■ we will sell all buggies and carriages absolutely at cost. | r During This Big Opening We Will Give Away 3 [j ABSOLUTELY FREE Il ■ 1 Universal Range, worth $50.00 . . I I 1 Champion Cream Separator, worth $65.00. I B 1 J. I. Case Plow, worth $15.00. | I 1 Washing Machine, worth SIO.OO. I H Comejin and let us explain to you how you may re- pj I ceive one of these premiums FREE. | i I Schaub, Gottemoller & Comp'y j *’’’ 3Succesors to the Decatur Hardware Company. | DECATUR, - - - INDIANA I ’ ir~ ~ir ~t~~ ~sr ii. ...jlt ,i, ti - _ - _ - - - - ■— ~i. | a

dames E. B. Kern, L. E. Or ger anil • Eugene Runyon and Mrse Lilah La-, • chot. were highly appreciated. A nov- : el feature of the entertainment foilow- ■ :ng this, were two contests —one a , physiology •contest and the other a I ' Jack Frost contest, after which came I j the Elusive Candle " game. Very j tempting refreshments were provided during the course of the evening. The Orient dub passed Thursday afternoon in a pleasant way with their embroidery work at the home of Mrs. H. S. Lacaot. Besides sewing there was a unique “dry goods" contest, names of materials for dress appropriate to the wives of men of various occupations being suggested Mrs D. B. Erwin won the prize in this. A delidcas luncheon was one of the entertainment features. Guests were Mrs. J. F. Lachot and daughter. Miss Lilah. Mrs. John Stewart will be hostess at the next meeting, next Thursday afternoon. The Evangelical Young People's Alliance wffl hold their regular monthly business and social meeting next Tuesday evening with Mrs. Eugene Runyon. The Yeomen are preparing to initiate t class of twelve or more on next Monday evening and will combine a pleasant social time with the initiatory work. The United Brethren Aid society held an enthusiastic meeting with Mrs. Thc-tnas Fisher Thursday afternoon. the hostess haring charge of the devotional service. Reports from some work done by the society showed an addition pf 39.4 dto the treasury. Tempting refreshments were served at the close of the session CONTINUED OTf lAGE FOUR

I ■ * ■! "MILLINERY ■! OPENING: II ■ ;iAt U. Deiningerii :: Tuesday Afternwn :: ; ► And Evening, March, 14 <> j I Everybody Invited ■

I Sure $-5* to $5,880 more by quitting the tobacco habit. Do you want to quit tobacco? If so, send SI.BB forj my treatise on the tobacco nabit. Address Samuel Etter, 419 North Capj-I ; tol Ave, Indianapolis, Ind. 58t6 ; ========?- Farms For Sale !!| No, 1 100 Acres S33M) No. 2 SO Acres S3IOO No. 3 9? Acres $5060 No. 4 »0 Acres SIOOO No. 5 4-5 Acres y $llOO C. A. Hearn, 910 North Second Street Decatur. Indiana.

REMEMBER | I OUR SILK SALE | CLOSES MARCH 11 IQII 8 figuresMyrell Sak Mills, 25g I ■ Persian Designs in Kimono ■ and Drapery Silk, 26 in. wide ..... j2C | B Uraniue Silks, all shades and figures 27 inches j| § B Snks aU shades and fibres 27 inches JjQg g I T.T.T Bre<i . 476 I S a° nlards ’ black and white striped worth | X Messelines, in all colors, 26 inches wide gw at 3 All ( 5c Silk PlaidsLin<all colors go at 5§C x S All SI.OO and $1.25 Plaids in all colors go at JJg | t figures S ‘ lk Foulard3 ' all ™ lors and gfjg I 3 ms Sale begins today and continues until March 111911. | BOSTON STORE J

Sam Hite.s Appeal To The Farmers Bring me your sggs and get what they are worth. The combination is resorting to all kinds of tricks to put me out of business, and the n you will get about 10c a dozen for your eggs. Call on me personally and I will put you next to what they are doing. If you will only stand by me in this great battle it will mean many dollars to you in the future. “U nited we stand, divided we I fall. Hoping to see you personally, I remain. Yours respectfully, a k ill j mi Phone 204. “Rem ember the Place.” Plenty of Good Hitching Racks.