Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 9, Number 263, Decatur, Adams County, 9 November 1911 — Page 3

I Plenty Velvet And I I Tan Boots I .. for you this week. We are now get- S ® ting larger shipments of these goods ||| H and from now on expect to be able to || H supply you in any size or width. The B H new broad toe on which these shoes are made has sold us more pairs than any g| style we ever introduced. See them ® A before you buy. I Charlie Voglewede | I THE SHOE SBBL-L-ER ■.ev'-a-ry. ! THE HOME OF I Quality Groceries I NEARLY ALL The Fleshy People In Town Are Among Our Patrons. That Is Our Strongest Bid For Thin People’s Trade! Farmers I We can use a few hundred bushels more of good Potatoes. We pay the top of the market. Call us up, or see us We pay cash or trade for produce Eggs 27 Butter 18 to 22c Hower and Hower. Nor: i' 'c.R. &I. Depot. ’Phone 108. - j. s. -L • - F. 1. Schirmeyer, Vice Free. * ' O ■it' 'L, ■** * O o sr The Bowers Realty Company has some excel- £ ■J lent bargains in city property and Adams county ® b# farms. The company would be pleased to have you call at its office and see its offerings. The com- o ~ pany has plenty of five per cent money to loan on & 2 reasonable terms. Let the Schirmeyer Abstract « q Company prepare your abstract of title. Iwenty years experience, complete records. O " a a 2 The Bowers Realty Co, French Quinn, Secty. C ob oßo■ oas c o* t >ao a c ovo

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horseshoeing. Horueshootng ana general repairing I Good treatment. All work guaranteed and done by ourselves. At Mon- ! roe street shop. Milt Leave!! and Pete Mougey. 261tG ■'■*!> ■ '"■ — —" " , Al Steele made a business trip to Port Wayne this morning.

While There Is A Great Demand For Ad® County Farms ArAHFRE is also a great demand for the clothing sold by leeple, Brandyberry g g I & Peterson They can save you from $2.50t0 $5.00 on a suit or overcoat g WlgW 1 and give you guaranteed values. to } Care may rub a smile from the face but never will rub the high finish from a g C“Z Roetofs “Smile” hat, a shape for every face -especially yours. Sold by | CopynfA< ac ; —S\. \dt- *3 TEEPLE, BRANDVBERRy & PETERSON.

I «•♦0*<*0»0»0«0 ♦ oeo*o«o*9«> | : WEATHER FORECAST f 5 X I 4 # O<<XO<O<O<O<O< Rain tonight and Friday; warmer northeast portion; warmer Friday. John Joseph made a business trip to Fort Wayne. Miss Mayme Deininger went to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon. I Ed Vancil was a business caller south ot the county this morning. Jerome Friesthoffer of Fort Wayne spent the evening here with friends. Mrs. C. W. Hocker of Elkhart is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Macy. I Florian Starost has taken a position as clerk at the Holthouse-Schulte clothing store. Miss Sarah Zurcher of Berne changed cars here this morning enroute to Fort Wayne for treatment. Tom Dirken was at Portland this morning looking after some business affairs which required his attention for a short while. I Judge James Moran of Portland re- ! turned this morning to his home after I a short stay here last evening with his b ; brother, Attorney J. C. Moran. I A new large window glass was plac- ' ed in the front window of the interurban and Wells-Fargo express building, ‘ the old one having recently been brok- ' en. Mrs. J. S. Lachot and daughter, Mrs. William August, were among those at- ‘ tending tho Adams County Sunday ' school convention being held at Berne today. I A large number witnessed the play, I “Quincy Adams Sawyer,” at the opera house Wednesday evening and were well pleased with the performance rendered. Mrs. Hunter Myers was at Berne today attending the annual county Sunday school convention, which convened there last evening to continue until over this evening. Cal Magley, railway mail clerk on the Pennsylvania railroad, between Chicago and Pittsburg, is here for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Magley, of Root township It’s twice as hard t’ do somethin’ 1 you ought t’ do as It is t’ do somethin' you can’t do. Ther ain’t no I worse nuisance than a ignorance ! that’s traveled—Aho Martin. i The new electric light posts in front l of the Waring establishment and home as well, arrived this morning and the work of placing them in position will be rushed to cumpletiou us soon as possible. I The weekly Friday night dances, ■ which have been conducted by Fred i Schurger for some time, which for the past few weeks have been discontinued, will again be resumed on Friday evening of this week as usual. Mrs. Effie Brokaw' Johnson of Decatur, who had been visiting with Mrs. S. F. Bowser for some days, and the Misses Sadie Cook, Inna Waters, Verne Pfeiffer. Della Jamey, Della and Blanche Kern, Huth. Grace and Stella Waters, left yesterday for Garrett for The Peoria (Ill.) Journal put out a big "Crop Improvement Edition” Monday, which gives plenty of good things on matter in that line. A copy of the extra reached this office, showing that our friend, Colonel Dick 'lMwnsend, has been reading about Decatur’s sugar beet movement, and remembered , us. Sheriff Durkin made a business trip to Geneva this morning, having in his company, Bert Webb, who several days ago engaged in a fight, and in which ho beat George Zaggle over the head with a stove-lid. His trial was sot for this morning, when the charge I as to his part in the affair will be made known. When you buy He-Mi-La confections you get the benefit of thirty years’ experience in tho manufacture of pure candy. The He Mi I.n chocolates and various other sweets which you buy j in bulk enjoy the same repuation of- ; deserved superiority which has been ’ held so long by the boxed confection- , ery. Be sure the one you buy bears the mark, “He-Mi-La,” for purity.

Peter Forbing was a Fort Wayne business visitor today. Miss Clara Bultemeier spent the day at tne home ot a cousin near St. i John's. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bauman and sons, Albert and Walter, went to Fort Wayne this morning. Miss Jennie Sbackley of Ft. Wayne is here for a few days’ visit with Miss Kate Ginley and other friends. Winifred Smith is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever and is able to be up again, though she is still very : weak. Mrs. Clarence Baughman, Mrs. John i Hill, Mrs. John Potter, were among I the attendants at the Adams county I Sunday school convention held in ' Berne today. Mr. and Mrs. Harry White of Fort ; Wayne arrived in in the city and have i taken positions at the Martin restaur-1 ant, Mr. White acting as chief cook, and Mrs. White being the dining room lady. Miss Golda Teeters has taken a position as dishwasher. John Heller, French Quinn and John Myers, who were appointed as a committee to settle affairs regarding the coming of the sugar beet industry from Holland, Mich., returned home Wednesday evening, having settled matters in a satisfactory manner for the coming of the factory. The Democrat force seems to have selected the same week for their birthdays. Frank Schultz celebrated his Tuesday; W. G. Kist celebrates his with a trip to Fort Wayne this evening, and Martin Ault comes in on the homo stretch with ». birthday anniversary Saturday, that will allow him two days for the festivity. I No play of recent years has stirred • j up so much enthusiasm or broken so I ntany records for large attendance and | phenomenal box-office receipts as “The i Girl in the Taxi,” which is scheduled i for one night at the Bosse theater, on | Tuesday, November 14th. “The Girl in the Taxi” was originally produced in Paris and achieved the greatest triumph of any play of its kind brought out in the French metropolis in recent years. In its Americanized form it captivated the theater-going public of New York, Chicago and Boston, running two seasons in these three cities. o NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the un-1 dersigned trustees of the School City of Decatur, Indiana, will offer for sale at public auction, at the law office of [ Dore B. Erwin, in Decatur, Indiana, in the City of Decatur. Indiana, on Welnesday, November 29, 1911, i at lb d’clock a. m., the following described real estate in the City of Decatur, Adams County’, Indiana, toi wit: Inlot number one hundred three (103) in the original plat of the town (now city) of Decatur, Adams ‘.’ounty, Indiana. Said sale will bo to the highest bi-i- --| der for not less than the full apprais--1 I ed value, which is $3,000.00, and the I forms are cash on day of sale. FRED V. MILLS, IRWIN BRANDYBERRY, OSCAR L VANCE, ' Trustees School City of Decatur, Indiana. 262t20 FOR SALE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Inquire of John Hessler Rural Route 2 and Phone 10 on N line, or leave orders : with Smith. Yager & Falk.; |, »H mr»l M. •—!■ ■ ' GAS CONSUMERS : No Discount after the 10th.. Please call at office. Indiana Lighting Company.

o • o n j O > r - A ' L.— V ■ - • —— -• ... , | j I ’■< ■ ; | t?-- '■ - -A A ; ; , ..... jrag" I — 11 ■ u o ■ s D < i O r' J STELLA & WEAVER’S ST Where there is something doing all the time. We are now carrying the largest ■JJ line of general merchandise in the county and prices that makes them all set 2 up and take notice. Watch our windows for Specials. J |j BIG FBOASTEIFB SPECIAL Saturday, Nov. 11th. we will place on sale a large sheet iron roaster that is Sb worth 35c for the small sum of 10 cents, with a purchase of 50c of other goods EJ any thing in the store think of it, thanksgiving is coming and you will need a O roaster for that chicken or turkey. Come in and buy what you need for we O 11 have it at the right prices and still give you a bargain. 1 1 Remember the place and be on deck as early as possible in the day, while we will have an army of clerks it is impossible to wait on all the trade at once. y THE RACKET STOREJ i BLANKETS " - LANKETS [1 L' 1 "i —■« 1 ■>- • - 1 ‘"i l ’■■■ ■ ”■ lL ’ ■■ ■■ Jl | I This week we place on sale all kinds of blankets, all- q H wool blankets thoroughly scoured and shrunk guar- p j j anteed not to shrink in washing, all-wool blankets, i I l good sizes from $3.75 up, in all colors plain or plaids. Indian blankets LT hath robe blankets, cotton blankets with a wool nap We also have a large 1 | L 1 line of all sizes and colors of cotton blankets. Wool Batts for comforters. LJ Cab and Crib t I 'M Blankets I j § BLANKETS Krinkledown CKIBBLAbEETS n ira 1 Crib B ankets 1 O !■ HWnL Argyle and S Beacon T H Blankets in all sizes I sw 1 ’ - - Kg I “ 1 THE BOSTON STORE |] B DECATUR, - - INDIANA I — —— "w—y K". rut. J . — y-j