Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 9, Number 79, Decatur, Adams County, 3 April 1911 — Page 3

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»O<O*OOO*O<O*O ♦ O*O*O«iO*Otl ’ WEATHER FORECAST i i 2 s»c*o*o»o ♦ g*o*o*o*o*o<o» Rain or snow tonight and Tuesday; solder tonight, south portion. Juilus Haugk is home from Imboden, Ark. Miss Fanny Brown went to Fort Wayne Saturcay. Albert, son of Mi. and Mrs. David Gessinger, is a victim of the measles. Charles Magley of Root township was a business caller in the city today. Doris, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Erwin, is sick with the measles. The Misses Mary Fonner and Midge Smith spent Saturday afternoon in Ft. Wayne. John S. Peterson, the insurance man, who has been suffering from the grip and a complication of kidney trouble for several days, is some better. ;

I Quality Groceries I !■■ The Discovery I /> Os The North Pole Was A Great Achievement But you will benefit more, personally By discovering the place to buy the best groceries Turn your search in this direction A can of Red Raspberries for desert or pie 15c A Mason quart jar of Olives 30c in your next operand watch our add this week for Corn Day Hower and Hower, North of G. R. & I- Depot « ’Phone 108. bob o bo bo ■ o bobodbobobobobobobo® 3 J. S. Bowers, Pres. F. M. Schirmeyer, Vice Pres, g ■ s B O O @ ■ £ The Bowers Realty Company has some excel- g 3 lent bargatosln city property and Adams county g ■ farms The company would be pleased to have B vou call at its office and see its offerings. The com- g ■ nanv has plenty of five per cent money to loan on ■ £ bet 2 5 Company prepare your abstract of title...twenty g 2 years {experience, complete records. —««« O ■ . The Bowers RealtyjCo. _ ■ ~ Quinn, *Secty. g 3.OIOBOBOSOBOWOBOOOBOC

Mrs. C. C. Schafer was a Fort Wayne visitor Saturday. John Weber was a business caller at Fort Wayne Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Gross went to Fort Wayne Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Rosa Stump returned to her home at Monroe after shopping here Saturday. Mrs. J. W. Krick returned to Fort Wayne Saturday after a visit here with f. lends. Miss Golda Gay was the guest of the J. J. Mayer family at Monroe over Sunday. Kenyon Walters was at Monroe Saturday disposing of his Saturday evening Posts. Isadore Kalver left Saturday for Chicago, where he will attend to business for a few days. Mont Fee left on his regular trip today, he having been in the city over Sunday with his family. Miss Lizzie Kortenbrer -was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Rumschlag at Monroe today. Floyd Smith has returned to his work at Fort Wayne after spending Sunday here with his family.

T ,____________ | John Hendricks of Monroe was a , business visitor here this morning. i I C. F. Tarbell, from Fort Wayne, was a business caller here Saturday. I). J. Schwartz of Monroe township, the State Life Insurance agent, was a business visitor here Saturday. Lucy and Ruth Schaffner of Willshire were in the city Saturday shopping and visiting with friends. Miss Victoria Stone remains about the same, being still qonflned to her bed the greater part of the time. Dan Baumgartner has returned from his home at Linn Grove, where he spent Sunday with his mother. Velma Daniels, who spent Sunday in the city, returned this morning to Geneva to resume her school work. Will Berllng has returned to his place of business after being in the city over Sunday the guest of friends. Miss Bessie May went to Hoagland Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Dayton Barkley. Frank and Joe Myers of Middlebury, Ohio, called in the city Saturday and were guests of John Kiracofe. Miss Frances Gaffer, who has been sick all week with tonsilitis, Is better and was able to be up again Saturday. Bud Brokaw returned to his work at Fort Wayne this morning after spending Sunday here with his family. Stella Thomas, who took her regular musical instruction here this morning, returned to her home at noon. Frank Kern, the Metropolitan insurance superintendent of Fort Wayne, was a business visitor here Saturday Paul Hoffman of Lima, a former Decatur boy, arrived in the city Saturday and will again make this place his home. Mrs. Florence DeVilbiss and daughter, Fannie Cole, are at home after a four days’ visit with friends at Indianapolis. Mrs. L. G. Ellingham and children arrived today for a week’s visit with J. H. Heller and family and other Decatur friends. John Stalder will go to Fort Wayne this evening to hear Madame Schu-mann-Heink in her concert at the Majestic theater. Miss Bess Schaffner of Willshire has returned to her home after a short visit here with her sister, Mrs. Fred Hencher. Mrs. George Gay of east of the city was in town Saturday, having just recovered from a siege of what was nearly like lumbago. Mrs. Herbert Majors and children of Frankfort transferred here this morning on their way to Monroe for a visit with relatives. Leo Yager, who was the guest of his sister and brothers over Sunday, has left on his regular trip to be absent for the next two weeks. Miss Stella Wemhoff of Ft. Wayne, who spent Sunday here with her mother, Mrs. Mary Wemhoff, returned this morning to resume her work. Clem Heidemann was at Geneva today looking after business pertaining to the new mitten factory, which will be opened there in a very short time. Misses Bessie Stuckey and Dora Winteregg of Berne are in the city to over Sunday with Miss Mary Jones, East Arch street.—Portland Sun. Dr w Finch was in the city today and at the Murray hotel, giving treatment to his many patients which call on him monthly during his day’s stop here. The Misses Agnes Eady, Ada Stevens, Dessie Mann and Mrs. George Wertzberger were extra clerks at the Baughman five and ten cent store Saturday. J. R. Graber of French township, ex-superintendent of the Adams county infirmary, was in the city Saturday on business, greeting his many Decatur friends. C. K. Bell of Akron, Ohio, stopped off here for an over-Sunday visit with his parents, enroute home from Chicago, where he has been on business for his company. Mrs. Elias Crist has returned home from Bluffton, where she spent the week in fisiting with her father, who was quite ill. He is reported as being much better. Miss Bertha Heller is improving slowly after a six weeks’ illness from the grip and its complications. She expects to resume her school work within a short time. County Commissioners Crist Eicher of Berne, Jim Hendricks of Monroe and William Zwick of Williams were in the city today, this being their regular meeting. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Jones are moving their household effects to Fort Wayne, where they will make their home, Mr. and Mrs. Jones leaving Saturday afternoon. Mr. Jones has served for some time as operator for the Clover Leaf railroad in this city.

_ n NATIONAL CAPITOL BUILDING r | BUILT OF SI AP AT THE BOSTON STORE | This Masterpiece is executed from 3,000 cakes of Royal H I Cuticle Soap—Special Introductory Sale and Display of H n ROYAL CUTICLE SOAP gl A sight of a life-time, and one that is worth coming miles to view. Every person in Adams county and surrounding counties should see this wonderful piece of workmanship. It exhibits the front elevag tion of the capitol. The great hall flanked with the smaller hall running through the entire building is L 1 shown with marked exactness as to its distinctive features and adornment. 1 his masterpiece is one ex- pg m ecuted with purpose in view to make you acquainted with | ROYAL CUTICULE SOAP (Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drug Act) Lu S THIS SOAP WILL BE ON SALE Our everlasting efforts to further the interests ■ H of the people has won for our store much well deWednesday Morning served popularity. ■■ The price is positively the lowest ever heard for I" to thoroughly introduce their medicat- L fjl such a quality of toilet soap. There is on sale a ed Royal Cuticule Doctor boap, the Royal Soap H soap with a trade-mark and the retail price for it Company of Cincinnati, has selected and apU is 25 cents a cake. This Royal Cuticule is practi- pointed the most popular and reliable store in ffl cally the same soap, made under better conditions each city, through which to offer the greatest soap LJ and used by!9,000,000 families throughout the land bargain ever offered in America; and incidently L. ■ For a short time as an introductory price the best makes one of the most unique and picturesque M of toilet soap will sell for 5c displays ever shown. This celebrated soap is in reality the cuticle doctor of America. Men, women and children use it and ® nronounce it the best of its kind. It is a real healer for skin diseases. So perfectly blended and caret ulIly selected are its ingredients that it can be used on infant’s tender skin. It is mace trom the oi ex raced from the “Squill” plant, famous for its healing and curative powers. It is the Purest, softest and most soothing soap you ever put on your hands and face. Come in and get a loc cake o medicated soap for sc. THE BOSTON STORE 1= ■L Decatur, Indiana / 7

JL I x /aßzz \ \ J fl SL 1 //✓ / I'IWH ' i// r i I / / I * ’ / - ill J WE don’t price Clothcraft I Clothes for “what they will bring”. If we did they j would cost you at least a: ! third more. For they have, ' the all wool cloth, the work- . mahship, the style, shapeliness and fit that you usually associate with high priced clothes. We believe we have just what you want at $lO. to S2O. and mind you at these f 'prices the makers guarantee Clothcraft Clothes to be all wool, to hold shape, to give satisfactory service. W here can you beat it. We’d Be Glad to Show You These Clothes. | HOLTHOUSE’ SCHULTE j & COMPANY j Good Clothes Sellers For Men and Boy ■

■ ■ I □ ooa a bb 000- n i kO » rn I Biggest Sale Yet [ I I SATURDAY APRIL. 15th | ■ . li a On the Day of this Sale we will give away ab- g I solutely I FREE I 11 Perfection Coal Oil Cook stove worth SIO.OO ■ S 40 Rds. of4ft.highCarbonizedsteelfencesl2.oo F** All Buggies, Carriages and Harness to be sold d at cost. You know we do as we advertise so try k 3 and take advantage of this the greatest sale yet. U K | SCHAUB, GOTTEMOLLER CO. E » I I ■ -ooQ ■ H Dooh g E O L. -d nt