Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 9, Number 158, Decatur, Adams County, 6 July 1911 — Page 3

Boys Shoes at SL49 All sizes of boys Gun Metal, Boxcalf and Kid Shoes made on up to date patterns and lasts. Sizes, to 5Ji at $1.49 I to 2 at $1.29 II to 13 at $0.98 Better See Em Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller

! WEATHER FORECAST I -MWMO«0«0 ♦ Showers and coolertonight and Friday, —i - • 1 ■ R. ’ Beta returned this morning to bisbbnine in Fort Wayne Miss Maria Robinson of Monmouth wa» shopping here today. Miss Flo Conklin of Fort Wayne is the .guest of the Dr, D. D. Clark famny. FvankKern, the insurance agent, of Fort Wayne, was here today on businew Mrs. Richard Burrell returned to Rochester Monday after visiting her parents Julius Haugk of Imboden. Arkansas, is at home for a short visit with hfe family. The Misses Tillie and Lollie Meibers have returned from a several days’ visit -at Rome City. Miss Ix>la Belle Erwin of Valparaiso is here the guest of’ her uncles, D. B. and ®. *7. Erwin . Dr. Raymond Knots of Berne lias Teturned to his home, he having been a business caller in i the city yesterday Ed Bailey-and'daughter, Miss Leota, ■will leave Sunday for Westfield, N. 7, where fthey wfll make a stay with

MIT Banking service is not an expensive luxury. WJ Sone of Uhe greatest services we perform cost our clients absolutely nothing. “ 77 The individual needs this bank to help Bankirijg’ make his income go farther, and to Service turE some of it into a permanent asset ; B&The small business man needs this bank’s help to make his business grow. J This bank is here to serve all the people, and ite officers|will be glad t® talk to any having,need of banking service. FIRST NATIONAL BANKJOF DECATUR CAPITAL SIOO,OOO. HOB O B O B O 8 O 80800808080808080808 g J. S. Bowen. Pres. F. M. Sehinneyer. VieelPres. ■ 2 O O ■ ■ O ■ - Tko Rnwprs Realty Company has some excel- O 9 i JotSln city propertyana Adams county ■ O lent bargain^ m cty p pl?ased to have g O at its office and see its offerings. The com- c g years experience, complete recons — v ■ - 5 O The Bowers Realty Co. ■ L French Quinn, Secty. O OBOBOBOBOBOBBOBOB3«OBCBOa3

I Orval Harruft was doing some sur- , veying at Geneva today. -Paul Reinking has returned from ' a business trip ta Bernie. I Miss Mabel Beery went to Fort Wayne this morning lor a visit. Miss Lena Mogel returned to Rochester yesterday after a short visit ’ here With friends. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller returned yesterday to Huntington after a vidit here with relatives. 1 Miss Jennie Ernst of Peterson left yesterday afternoon for Fort Wayne for a several days’ vieh. K L. Baumgartner of Lton Grove was in the city this morning looking after some business affairs. i John Ktraoofe returned this morning from Cortland, Ohio, where he spent the Fourth with friiends. Mrs. Lew Houk of Auburn is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Magley, tn Root township. Mr. sad Mrs. 'Clayton Fisher and , children have returned from Bluffton where they were guests of friends over Sunday. ' Fred Gerard and Agnes Costello, ' who were at Chicago over the Fourth, have returned home. Tire return trip l was made byway of Fort Wayne, i where they made a -short stop with • friends. — -o—LOST —Gold watch too, With locket ’ charm, containing Tfriert** and alß ° monogram. Fiwter return to rthis office and receive re wand.

-Charles Gerard of Gary Is here fori .a week’s visit. Miss Johanna Jaebker of Preble was shopping here today. Miss Pauline Heckman of St. John’s was a shopper here today. Dan Beery was among the business callers at Berne this morning. J. D. Mcßarnes made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Mrs. Malinda Fronefield of Fort - Wayne was in our city yesterday looking after some business affairs. Mrs. C. A. Strebe and daughter, Miss Mildred, have gone to Auburn for a several days' visit with relatives. ■Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haefling left jtoday for Indianapolis after a most i pleasant visit here of several days. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and son have returned to their home at ' Fort Wayne after attending the Lain- | mert-Roop wedding. D. M. Hensley returned last evenling from Rome City, where he visited over Sunday and the Fourth with his family at their cottage. Stella Wemhoff returned to her' ' work at Fort Wayne this morning, She having been the guest of her mother for a brief time. Dale, Joyce, Jessie and Paul Hart- - man of Marion, Ohio, who have been I guests at the Will ParenJ home, left , yesterday for their home. I Jacob Tester made a business trip | to Geneva this morning to attend to | business affairs tn the Interest of the 'Decatur Furnace company. | Miss Mary Bogner spent the day in , Fort Wayne. Miss Lillian Bogner is ; working at the Schlickman k Girod ' restaurant today in Iter atoaxl. Miss EUla McKinney is taking a vacatton from duties at the Steele * i Weaver racket store. Mrs. May Wal'■tere is serving in her stead Mrs. 'Peatl Beam and children changed cars here today on their way to their home in Fort Wayne after a •visit with relatives in Willshire, O. Raymond Coffee, Dick Peterson. Will Cowan, Jacob Close. Charles Massonee, John Harris and Glen Shoemaker spent the Fourth in Fort Wayne. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kraft, who were married last Saturday at the home of Mrs. Kraft’s sister, Mrs. Glen Glancey, at Monroe, have returned home. L. A. Jackson returned yesterday ' morning to Fort Wayne after visit- ; ing with his parents near this city. He was accompanied by his sister, Fay. \ i Mr. and Mrs. John Reiter and son, , Richard, left yesterday afternoon for i i Fort Wayne, where they w'ffl visit | ■with Mr. Reiter's brother, Henry Reiter, and family. Miss Hulda Bduer, who is attending school at Marton, and who was the guest of the W. H. Sellemeyer family ■over the Fourth, has returned to resume her studies.

Mr. and Mrs. 3. B. Stanley returned yesterday to Logansport after a visit with their daughter, Mrs. "L. W. Coppock. They were accompanied by their two granddaughters. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan left yesterday afternon for Clinger lake, where they will arrange for the securing of a cottage for the remainder of the season for their family. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jackson returned to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon -r’ter a visit here With their parents, W. K. Mix, and son, Blay, returned to Fort Wayne after a Visit with friends. Mrs. Al Gerard and daughters, Anna and Grace, returned yesterday aftI ernoon to Monroeville after a visit here with friends. They' were accompanied by Miss Cora Peck, .Who win Visit there. Miss Marcella KueMer and Master I Leon Crawford went to Fort W ayne this morning for a visit With C. O. Centliver and family. Leon will return this evening, but Marcella will remain until Sunday. Many from here were in attendance ' at the Fourth celebration at Monroe, going on the early morning train, while others drove through to witness the program, Which had been especially prepared for the day. Raymond Gass, Hubert Schmitt and Gus Blottkamp of Kendallville were among those at Monroe July Fourth, taking in the celebration. The trip was made by bicycle and considered by them a scorching one. Miss Mary A. Johnson of Akron, Ohio, a former teacher in the Decatur high school, will arrive Monday noon from Akron, Ohio, for a short visit here before going to Ladoga, where she will spend a two weeks’ vacation with relatives. Mrs. C. C. Wilder was hostess to the Concord Lutheran Ladles’ Aid society Wednesday afternoon at her home In Monmouth. The large number present spent a good social after noon, during which refreshments were served. Among business matters given attention was the arranging for a social to be given at the C. D. Kunkel home next Tuesday evening.

A SERIES OF SALES Will be Conducted by Abe Boch of the Decatur Horse Sale Company. BEGIN AUGUST 7TH Horses Will be Sold Only on Commission — Eastern Buyers Will Attend. Although the season of the Jecatur Horse sale company lias closed for the year, we are gad to announce that the horse sales in our city will be continued. In settling up the affairs of the company for the season, Mr. Abe Boch has taken charge of the company’s barn and he has decided to hold a series of commission sales during the fall, beginning the first Friday in August at the barn dn First street. These sales will be strictly commission sales of horses, buggies, harness and in fact anything used on the farm. Mr. Boch will own no horses, but only consigned horses will be sold and any farmer or dealer will be welcome to send a horse in to this sale and a square deal will be assured to all. In order that any one having a horse to sell may feel free to consign his horse to this sale, ho commission will be charged unless the horse is sold. For the opening sale on Friday, August 7th, Mr. Boch has been assured that a number of eastern dealers will be present and It will be a splendid opportunity for farmers with surplus horses on hand to sell the same at their home market Provision will be made for winding and hitching each horse sold and every effort will be used to protect the interests of those who bring horses in to this sale. A charge of tljree dollars per head commission will be made for each horse sold and one dollar for each buggy or other article. Mr. Boch has been one of the active members of the Decatur Horse Sale company since its beginning and he has a large acquaintance among eastern dealers and assurance is given that his wide experience will be at the service of each farmer sending a horse to this sale in getting the high dollar for his horse. EAST BUFFALO. East Buffalo, N. Y., July «—tSpee ial to Daily Democrat!— Receipts, 2,400; shipments, 3,800; official to New York yesterday, 540; hogs closing strong. Medium and heavy, $.7_20; Yorkers. $7.10@|7.20; pigs and lights, »7.00@ $7.10; roughs, [email protected]; stags, [email protected]; sheep, 1.W); steady; top lambs, $7.50; cattle, 300; steady. B. T. Burk. Timothy seed, primes4.ooss.sii No. 2 Red wheat ...........81c No. 2 White wheat 79c New corn 75c White corn 73c Barley, No. 2 60c Alsike seed $7.75 Oats, new ...35c Clover hay [email protected] Timothy hay $17.50@519,00 Mixed hay [email protected] Clover seed [email protected]

01 | | THE HOME OF * IjQuaiity Groceries I Why We Deliver THE GOODS * FIRST, Because We Have The GOODS TO SELL SECONDLY Because We Sell The Goods We Have Then There’s Another Reason--The Quality If you are near enough to Decatur to bring your trade to Decatur, you are near enough to our store to bring it to the place where you get the top price for your produce and get quality goods at the same price you usually pay for standerd goods. We pay cash or trade for produce Eggs 13 Butter 14 to 20c Hower and Hower, North of G. R. &-I. Depot ’Phone 108.

BIG ENAMELWARE SALE Next Saturday We Will Run Another Big Enamelware Sole and ir Will Pav Everybody to Attend It. | pieces good white lined ware strictly first class quality that will go for 1O Cents Each 4 ♦ Dish pans, stew pans preserving kettles berlin kettles, dippers and everything in the enamelware line will be in stock at the lowest prices, be sure and be on deck, now is the time to lay in your harvest dishes and we certainly ha ve’e very thing needed in this line. Remember the store that has everything it is STEELE & WEAVER Big 5 and 10 Cent Store

NIBLICK A CO. Eggs ’ 12c Butter @ 15c M. ruuL«NKAM*I. Eggs 12c Lard 7c Butter 15c@17c LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET. Spring chickens 10c Butter 12c Eggs 12c Fowls 6c Ducks 8c Geese c 5 Turkeys 8c Old roosters ——— ■ oBOY WAk’TED—More money in one ! day may be earned with me than .during an entire week in other ways. Applicants must be bright, neatly dressed, clean hands and face. I want the manliest boy in the city. Come early, prepared for work.—R. K. Walters, 521 St. sth, Decatur, Ind. 158* 1

080 808 OB O 80808080 B O B 080 BOBOE 2 OEVERAL Reasons why you can save from sl. O to $2. per gallon on wniskey that you buy ■ from me. ■ C 1 ° Reason No. 1 I buy direct from the dis- b * tiller and. rectifier. ■ ReasonnNo.J2 IJdo not have the high license O to pay. Reason No. 3 Ido not have to pay the high ;■ ■ rent forjmy place of business, nor keep three or b 2 tour clerks. ■ Reason No. 4 The whiskey business is a side - line for me and I am satisfiedjwith a small proO fit on same. M Absolutely the best whiskies at the least cost. B ■ You will find my prices on same in another ad. b 5 I. A. KALVER | Wholesale Dealer O B Tel. 581. Monroe St. & G.R.&L R,R. O w OBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOiOB

(•j wonder of the age P electricity is within your g reach. Electric wiring is a small expense, butitshould be done right. There are esH tablished rules and inspected I ! materials for this work. Appliances of all kinds for your comfort and help. We guarBantee our work against de- . feet and you can find when a wanted 105 South 2nd. Street 1 DECATUR. IfXID, I Where Your Money Buys Most ■ I SCHAFER HARDWARE CO. I We Save You Money