Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 9, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 6 December 1911 — Page 4

—shy is the soda Per Week, b racket to-day such | Per Year, by • fl /' 1 Per Month, t universal tood r i Per Year, by C Single Copiet fl application. eople ate soda | ,XL crackers in the old j.bydays, it is true —but XX'they bought them . . .angJrom a barrel or box change —the fl . fl .fl fl get "worsen fltf tOOK 1116111 1101116 Hundreds a a paper bag, their over the blu ® fl Cfl B „ . nspness and flavor .. '“ “ all gone. To-day there is a I soda cracker which | is the recognized staple — U nee da Biscuit. Uneeda Biscuit are the most nutritious food made from flour and should be eaten every day by every member of the family from the youngest to the oldest. Uneeda Biscuit — soda crackers better than any ever made before —made in the I greatest bakeries in ; the world-baked to perfection — racked to perfection — kept to perfection until you take them, oven-fresh and I crisp, from their protecting package. 5 ONAL BISCUIT • COMPANY

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—ASPECIAL SAL) JgS | Lehman Mattre i sllO Regu,ar Price sls '°L $W— I Through special arrangement with the makersi rom ® j|| iB®""" We haVe * USt 3 b ’ 8 Shipment ’ are & I rice as Joo* W ■ ■ few of these splendid felt mattresses at a very ■ an introductory advertising offer. ftCre s * A Hirsc A Thil B “Kingston WM " I A Hirschman “Kingston • ■’A The J. C. Hirsc *° tt TO k. w B '/Hotel Style'* guaranteev-ESgL /WpWfcyX dealers of the coum " JJSF has round corners, Imperial ,- r r fl hones P r ' ce ' fo7„n W s on border, ha. d ” tufting. It is filled with lonte! H clean cotton felt built up in established company workmen. It is covered Hjnchman ' Special" for <pi ¥ “J ~ r M ■ A $ 1522 Hirscan “Kingston Special” Mattress foi g Absolutely Sanitary Ifonesf AttThrotg — ■ A good 11 b-schman Mattress t_ | giveyou a lifetime of comfort It is made of clean,elastic. lon 115 S'2 n> md,tresses TJ: J. X.4' -4 ■- ~f cotton, built «P in layers by filled with unclean, unsanitary T J J i Wra£ „. Itwill not pack,, a disease-breeding materials. /he , •. • It Hirschman Kingston Special con- aK » n . • ri.- i A I ■ TOlWHwffiim j ' ;; I• gnlOlSiWO pounds heavier than the o tains nothing but pure, clean, sani- F , College, near /• > r i• i ~ mattress / tary cotton felt, from which every , TL , ’ ~ > n f 'ranees is., atom of vegetable oil or germs have We Warrant Them and an added ,a f been eliminated by the Hirschman gera . p ,„ot „d .o..absork nt . f <h= pure cotto in^ es soiled you can , cru b it with a brush and soap and water. ana wa r Bef %ping to us each mattress was fiJ wrapped ia heavy paper aTT] then sewe ( ; J rl The usua l custom is to throw the mattresses a loose, Eve ttress clean, fresh and new and in perfect condition. | A $1 COO “KIFtSTON SPECIAL” for $1 * GAY, ZWCK & MEYE<S ■fl THE LEADING FURNITURE

LIBRARIANS’ CONFERENCE. Charles A. Greathouse, state super- ’ intendant of public instruction is chairman of a state committee being \ selected by the Indiana Library School association to consider the essentials of training for librarianship, the betterment of the Indiana LibrarySchool and its maintenance. Monthly conferences are to be held in the office of the state superintendent. The first of these will be December 11th at 9 o’clock, when John A. Lapp, state R legislative reference librarian, has been invited to speak on the essenit tials he deems necessary for the 116 brarian of the business or industrial libraries. Mr. Lapp is a member of .< the industrial training commission, and is especially interested in indus- | trial libraries. Miss Nannie W. Jayne, I librarian of the Alexandria Public Library, has been asked to speak on the essentials in the training of a librar- 1 j lan for service la the library of a' small city. Miss Jayne is a graduate of the Winona Technical Institute Library School, which was succeeded by the Indiana Library School. Members of the Library School association believe that the informal conferences will be productive of a beter understanding regarding library training. At the January meeting there will be a discussion of the report from the A. L. A. conference, to be held at Chicago, January 2 to 6. —Indianapolis Star.

A LARGE VARIETY. Os Christmas Articles at the Presbyterian Bazaar. A large assortment of pretty handmade articles for Christmas presents —aprons, comiorts, neck-wear, dust caps, doilies, vases, pictures, shopping bags, darning outfits, etc., is included in the stock of the bazaar, conducted this week by the Presbyterian ladles In the Morrison building, a door south of I. Bernstein’s, or north of the Myer, "Scherer & Deavers store. They are also conducting a pastry sale every day, when all kinds of good homemade baked goods and home-madp dishes can be secured. — o CALLED TO SEE “TOM.” Charles Bell, or Lima, Ohio, WellsFargo route agent, and C. W. Carr of Cleveland. Ohio, superintendent of the company's stable equipment of the I eastern division, were here Tuesday on buslueßo. Wane here Mr. Carr called to see “Old Tom,” the Wells-Fargo company’s local delivery horse, who is a great favorite of Mrs. Carr. Tom has been here since March, 1910, being sent here from the company’s stable, at Cleveland, Ohio. n— THE DOLL CONTEST. The little girls who are working for

doll to be given away by the PythSisters are putting forth their best • ta to win It. The contest will < a WP »k from next Friday, and at tl time, some one of the little gn is w he the proud possessor of the lal doll beauty now on display in the >ston store window. Help your htttiend along by giving her your vota; ee tow they stand by looking at th ote published in another place in thinner.

— input . — ■ ■— O—PUBLIC SALE. The lersigned will offer at public sale at . residence, 3 miles west of Decatur, miles east of Preble, known a»he David Liby farm, on Wednesda December 13, 1911, beginning afo o’clock, a. m., the following projrty, to-wit: Three Head of Horses: one gray mare, 8 years old, weight :Q0 ibs., in foal; 1 spring ' colt, 8 mon I; old; 1 horse, 7 years old, sound, w-i< in all harness. Four Head of Cattl. One will be fresh in | March,l will I fresh in June 2 Jer--1 sey cows. Host Three brood sows, 1 will farrow h January, 2 not bred; 7 shoats, will \eigh 50 ibs. ® ac hl “ fat hogs, will telgh 225 ibs. each; sheep, ten head of breeding ewes. Farming Implements: One springtooth harrow, stfke-tooth harrow, breaking plow, single shovel plow, 1horse corn cutter, top buggy, set of harness, farm wagon, cultivator, corn

fodder in field, 8 bushels winter ap-; pies, 2 cream separators, 2 log chains, mud boat, 24 Leghorn hens and many other articles too numerous to menI llou. j Terms —All amounts of $5.00 and ! under, cash in hand; over $5.00 a credit of 9 months will be given, pur- • chaser giving note with good bankable ; security, 4 per cent of! for cash. No . I property removed until settled for. DAVID ÜBY.

Noah Frauhiger, Auet. H. H Wefel, Clerk. . . ■■ ■■ oPUBLIC SALE, I will sell at public sale at Salem, 10 miles south of Decatur, and 6 miles southeast of Monroe, on Tuesday, Dec. 19, 1911, beginning at 10 o’clock a. m., the following property, to-wit: Six Head of Horses: One bay draft colt, 2 years old; 1 black driving pony, 5 years old; 1 bay work

horse, 11 years old; 1 Dun driving pony, 10 years old; 1 span mules, 12 years old. Five Head of Cattle: One 7 year-old milch cow; 2 three years old, 1 two years old, 1 yearling calf. Hogs: Three brood sows with plto by side, 17 shoats. Farming Impl<’ ments: Farm wagon, new; Deerhg - hay tedder, 2 Stoddard cultivates, spring-tooth harrow, Oliver 404 brfeW - Ing plow, hay rake, Eckhart bugg.', f new; set breeching work harness, n single buggy harness.

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