Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 9, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 25 October 1911 — Page 4

1 Old Adams County Bank • Deca cur, Indiana. H Capital $l2O 000 Surplus . $30,000 C. S. Niblick, President M. Kirsch and John Niblick Vice Presidents E X. Ehinger, Cashier. pTZd tarm loans kCnu a Specialty Reflect Resolve j IF YOU NEVER LAID I Your CORN By | — — ■’ Every You Would Never Accomoda- I GET A CROP! I tYt/ tr . With Safe I If iou Never ;Lay Banking I YOUR DOLLARS BY " You Will Never Extended Get On Top n Pr ' ur Patrons | We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on 1 Year Time Deposits

If you are looking for a public sale where you can buy anything that is to be used on ? .arm, make arrangements to attend the Harry Davidson and Hunt Bros.' sale on Thursday, October 24th. 243t6

BfIfIBBBBBBBBHBBBsaaBIBiBfIBBBBBBBB [NEW CORIN MEAL * ® i We have the latest process for kiln drying meal J ■ and also purif y it same as flour, which removes all 5 ■ dust, leav.ng only the tiny golden granules. All P g grocers 5 and 10 lb. sacks. There is a difference 2 ■ in corn meal/ Insist on having Bremerkamp's. J Fornax Roller Mills. J

I THE SEASONABLE STYLES ARE HERE i I! Owing to the Big Eastern Strike This Fall Delayed Some of our Snapy Apparel but Everything § H lias Settled Down now and From now on we can Show you the Very Latest Styles || ® In our Ready to wear Department we are Offering a Misses and Ladies Black Caricule- Coat at $10.50 OS Lined throughout, made up with a role collars, Trimmed in Large Buttons, Length 54 inches valued at ® I Ok", $15.00 This Week $10.50 f f J AL, E !w Ml r if. iji S' q ’ SUITS & COATS JL REMEMBER we are carying a mfl? 33 Li A K full line of childrens dresses not oHIt ffiWW—’iXi xt k+• h • u - on ly in the Calico and Ginghams O' AM,iloA Never bet ore have we shown a t but we also carry a line of Wool Wfe- W S ® ws M new . s r m ? de ” new wSSW w- 00 Aw " e "p S S ISM s g WBiy wiW^w ?a ™ yle^l¥” ds ° , ? IM a S? M&wßf 7 isn styles. We are ottering a . special m Silk and Buttons. Dressesranc-e WfeM ® | DCV*"™ g g! newest weave of cloth. Price 50c to $4.00

MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT—Eight rooms and bath for $12.-" A per month. See Dr. J. O Neptune at once. FOR SALE —Sows and pigs, one-half mile west of Stop 25, on interurban. —A. F. Lewton. 245t6

i EAST n u tfaLO. East Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 25 —(SpecI ial to Daily Democrat) —-Receipts, 4,000; shipments, 1,330; official to New York yesterday, 760; hogs closing steady. Heavy, [email protected]; Yorkers, $6.05 j @>s6.so; pigs, [email protected]; roughs, [email protected]; stags, [email protected]; sheep, 4,000; lower, tops, $6.15: cat- ' tie, 100; slow. WE PAY MOST. The high price we have to pay for all kinds of poultry don’t worry us. i We are used to it, always paying the best possible quotations given, and a little better for first-class grade. If you have not called up 4 on .1 line, I Decatur, or Kit Cowan, on Willshire , line, beter do so before you sell, and | note the results to be had. o FOUND —A bundle of money; owner can have same by describing prop- - erty and paying fur advertisement. I Call at this office 248t3 I BOSSE OPERA HOUSE Wednesday Oct. 25 THE MERRY WIDOW McCarty A Happy Combination of Mirth Music and Merriment THE ALL FUN SHOW You have all Heard of No Waits Between Laughs sth. Triumphal Season Praised by the Papers atronized by the public i layed at popular places , Don't Miss The Best Show of the Season. i Prices 25,35 and 50c Seat Sale Usual Place

NEW YORK WINS I (United Press Service.) New York, N. Y., Oct. 25—(Special ' to Daily Democratl—Splendid weather conditions marked the fifth contest between the Philadelphia Americans and the New York Nationals in the j world’s championship series here this ; afternoon. A bright sun was shining, and there was not a cloud In the heavens. Sufficient winds came up this morning to dry out the polo grounds, and to insure a fast field for the critical clash. Philadelphia, with three out of the four championship series games to their credit, and the taking of this aft-f ernoon's game, which would give them the world's honors in balldom, and with New York still clinging to the hope of defeating of their opponents, | and winning the worlds title both teams entered the polo grounds her" > this afternoon with more “Pip” and ' confident of victory' than for any o f > the other four preceding games. With 1 Marquaid for New York and Coombs' for Philadelphia in the best condition ' possible for the twirling of the ball, a better outlook for a tight clash was never before surpassed. Everything went well up until the first half of the third, when Philadelphia, with two men on bases, and Oldering coming ■ up, swung at one and sent it into the left field bleechers for a home run, i scoring Coombs and Lapp ahead of him. With the beginning of the fourth, Collins already having received his Base and Baker ready to follow him, Ames was sent into the field to warm up. while Becker relieved Marquard at the bat. In the ninth inning the Giants got down to business and before they I could be stopped by the Athletics they had run two counters across the bag and tied the score. At this time not a fan in the grounds was on his seat, i and the Athletics held a council of war. The Athletics being unable to reach home plate in the tenth, it was lup to the Giants to do something, which they did, and managed to force Doyle across the plate, winning the game. Score 4 to 3. HOUSE FOR SALE —9 rooms, on lot 74xl z j, at 1197 St. Mary’s Ave., Ft. Wayne. Corner lot, with big barn. Will sell at bargain. Inquire at 1107 ' St. Mary’s Ave. 209tt!

ESS EZZZjD | - DON’T WAIT | I — L ® Tobuyy our Wrap and Furs, come J | ft / 1 in now and see a line of wraps and if ■ V/WiMßk furs that is complete | W and up-to-date in every ,/X t I T way- A full line of ? | W I sizes in the latest col- "rjsA I ®IW ors and styles. A big i | WX- line of bran new furs. ... ; | S U . The prices are right - • rI I and the workmanship < ; | f , is the best. Come in U 1 ■ abj! and see them. No = • . I trouble to show goods.. |M| 825 «r n THE BOSTON ST ORE r DECATUR, - - - - - - - - - INDIANA | rgggi Mbßic

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. The undersigned will offer for sale 1 at public auction, at the Porter old j stand, on Saturday, October 28. 1911, at 1 o’clock his entire stock of new and second hand furniture and stoves, consisting of the following goods: Dressers, commodes, rockers, dining room tables, center stands, hall trees, wood and iron beds, mattresses, I springs, dining itoairs, kitchen cabinets. folding beds, sanitary couches, davenports, book cases, divans. 1 iron I safe, kitchen tables. 2 show eases, harness oil, 2 cloeits, lot of pictures, 1

miller's trunk, 1 pair stove lifters, 1 j stove truck, and hundreds of smaller i articles. Everything will be sold at i your own price: no by-bidding; noth-’ ing reserved. 1 must quit on account. of rheumatism. Everybody attend this sale for bargains. ' Terms I'ndcr $.‘.00 cash; over] $5.00 a credit of 6 month, will be gdv-1 i en, with approved securely. No goods removed until settled tor. Sale will i be outside if the weather is favorable; if not, inside. 4 per cent off for cash. L. T. BROKAW. John SpuliD'. Auct. Democrat Want Ads Pay.

1 1,1 ™ "'" >■ ■■ ——— HAVE. YOU READ THIS? My practice limited to chronic and deep seated diseases. A new class new being tormea. commencing October 24, 1911, lasting thirty days. No charge will be made for services until this class of twenty patients is filled. Office days. Wednesday, Oct 25, 1911, and every two weeks following Office over Teeple; Brandyberry & Petersen's clothing store. Rooms 1 and I 2, Deeatttr, Ind. 2fi9tl’>o WANTED—Position in city by young girl. Can show recommendations from last employer. Inquire at this office