Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 76, Decatur, Adams County, 28 March 1912 — Page 3

I Notice The People Who I Buy Here I They are people who know B and appreciate style and | quality in Their Shoes. I Charlie Voglewede I THE SHOE SELLER On The West Side Os The Street B

•'lViiiEg FORECAST I o Rain tonight and warmer in north and central portions; slightly colder in south portion E. Johnson returned to Fort Wayne yesterday. C. G. Egley of Berne was a business visitor here today. Clayton Dorwin is at Geneva visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William H. McConnehey went to Fort Wayne yesterday aiternoon. Henry Thomas was looking after business today at Portland in the interest of his cigar firm. Attorneys D. B. Erwin "nd Jesse Sutton are home fro 1 " Portland, where they attended to professional business today. Judge Moran of Portland, who spent a short time in the city with his brother, Attorney John C. Moran, left today for his home.

-O J i THF HOME 0F s i Q ua ’’ty Gr ° cer ’ es ! B ' '■“■"™ r "'" m '“ B If You Would Be IrCX/ tlappy and Contented |L / Buy Your Groceries Herel They Bring Peace To Every Family Making Hunger Disappear. Its The Quality Those salt fish at 5c a lb. are going better than ever. Our eating potatoes fresh from the pits will please you. Not yet-but soon spring will be here -see our display of gaiden and flour seeds, sets, and seed potatoes. We pay cash or trade for produce Eggs 18c Butter 20 to 28 Hower and Hower, North of G. R. & I. Depot. ’Phone 108.

aofl oaoa o « o bobcdbobomobobobobob g i. S. Bowers, Pres. F. M. Schlrrneyer, Vice Pres. £ ■ 0 O « | O M « O « « 2 The Bowers Realty Company has some excel- □ 0 lent bargains in city property and Adams county g ■ farms The company would be pleased to have £ you call at its office and see its offerings. 1 q ■ nanv has ulentv of five per cent money to loan on M £ reswonable terms. Let 1 the Schirmever Attract 3 S Company prepare your abstract of title. Twenty w g years experience, complete records. O £ The Bowers Realty Co. g | French Quinn, Secty. g oa oaoa ua o ioao« oaj>■ o• c Bone

11 Diederich Uosserman went to Fort j Wayne yesterday afternoon. | Mrs. J. Moran and babe went to I Berne this morning for a short stay | with het mother, Mrs. Yager. Mrs. P. L. Andrews at the Hope hosI pita!, Fort Wayne, is recovering gradually since her operation a few days ago. Mrs. Jennie Fuhrman of Marion, <>., who has recenttly reurned from a visit in Cuba, is laiting nere with friends. Mrs. Guy Majors returned last evening to Fort Wayne after a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Shafer Peterso” The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette shows the isuance of a marriage license to Bernard F. Sprunger and Fern L. Phipps. Miss Adeline Kelley of Bryant, who has been visiting with friends at Lima, Ohio, transferred here this afternoon on her way home. Mrs. L. B. Boulton returned yesterday afternoon to Fort Wayne after a visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Elijah Mann. She was accompanied home by Miss Dessie Mann, who will visit there.

Mr. and Mrs. L. C.Annen were Berne callers today. Mrs. O. P. Schug was at Berne today the guest of friends. Dan Erwin made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. J. S. Peterson went to Winchester to attend the convention today. »Mrs. Laure Van Camp and daughter, Edwina, went to Vera Cruz today noon to visit Grandma Van Camp. Joe Palmer of smith of the city was in town yesterday looking after business which required his attention for a short while. Curley Wilson is a new baker at the Girod and Bieneke restaurant. Mr. Wilson is an experienced man at the trade and will well repay the firm for securing his services. The Christian Ladies’ Aid society is arranging for a sale of Easter flowers at the Meyer. Scherer & Beavers store. The sale will be announced inter, but it will probably be held next week. Carpenters yesterday and today replaced a large new plate glass show window in the north side of the front ot the Girod & Bieneke restaurant, which was cracked a short time ago as a result of Ihe fire which started in the cellar. We have an awfully good thing and we want a man of equal merit to take it up with farmers and stockmen tn your vicinity. It is a permanent business that will make you a lot of real money. Write us and let us tell you all about it. Neu-Life Food Co., 146 Reade street, New York. The J. A. Morris company is arranging to remodel their store to make ir conform to their stores at other points. An addition will be built which will make it extend from the street on the front to the alley on the rear, giving them room the full half block in length. This is the plan they adopt for all of their stores. Frank Stevens, twenty, has filed suit in the Floyd circuit court for divorce from Jennie Stevens, thirty-six, alleging cruel treatment, after three months of wedded life. He alleges his wife will not permit him to attend lodge meetings or visit his family and has whipped him because he did not obey her. He says she takes his wages away from his on Saturday night. As Stevens is a minor the suit was filed by his father, Charles Stevens, as next friend. o EXECUTOR’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL

PROPERTY. The undersigned executor of the last will of the late Sarah C. Decker, by direction of said decedent, as in her will provided, gives notice that he will offer for sale at the late residence of said decedent on John's street, near South Third street, in *he City of Decatur, Indiana, on Saturday, April 6, 1912. beginning at 1:00 o'clock p. m., the following articles of personal property, to-wrt: One bureau, center stand, six cane bottom chairs, six common chairs, five rockers, dining room table, two stands, two looking glasses, three stoves, clock, parlor and bed room carpets, oil cloth, pictures and frames, lace curtains, window blinds, two feather beds, six feather pillows, two beds and springs, five comforts, three quilts, woolen blankets, cotton blankets, wash boiler, tub and board, jars, step ladder, cooking utensils, two lamps, cupboard and dishes, silver knives and forks, silver spoons, refrigerator, lot of stove wood and goal, axe, hoe. rake, pruning knife, glass cans, canned fruit and many other small articles. Real Estate. I Said executor will also offer for sale I at the said time and place the follow . ing described real estate, to-wit: Commencing at the northeast corner ■of out lot two hundred ninety-one (291) in David Shower's subdivision of out lot Nn 2R in the town (nowcity) of Decatur. Adams county, Indiana. running thence south to the soulheast corner of said out lot No. 291 ■ thence west 56 feet; thence north 162 feet to a point 59 feet west of the northeast corner of said out lot No. ' 291, thence east 59 feet to the plat e of; beginning. Terms of Sale. All sums of Dive Dollars ($5.00) cash. All sums of Five Dolltrs ($5.00) or more, nine months’ credit, the pur chaser giving note and security to | the satisfaction of the undersigned. JOHN S. GLECKLER, Executor Doro B. Firwin, Attorney. John Spuhler, Auct. 76t5 j FOR SALE —No. 5 Oliver typewriter: good as new. Inquire at Democrat office. 62tf See Julius Hau/* for crushed stone, building stone, aynamite, Portland cement and cement blocks. 67t6* FOR SALE —Radiant Home hard coal burner; airo Garland malleable, sixlid cooking range, good as new. For particulars, call 636 N. 3rd St., or ’phone 456. 70t3

Fred Iloftmai!, who lias secured the contract for the building of the new $16,000 brick and stone school house at Lynn, will begin work on the same as soon as the frost is out qf the ground. The school house is to be completed by September Ist. How can you tell how old a meat saw is?

SK. By finding the saus-age, of course! You’ll Find The Sausage Here The Kind You’ll Like! We Sell The Best Sausage YOU EVER SAW! We Make It Ourselves, Know It’s Ingredients And Age And Unqualifiedly • RECOMMEND IT! D YON IS SCHMITT

i Two More bbls. STEELE & WEAVERS Linnen Nap- I Salted Peanuts big kins || at 10c a lb. BARGAIN LIST 10 cents each g SB Ladies Hand Bags Children’s Hats And 50 bbls, of glass ware just RyJ New Styles They Are Flowers in we’ve every thing m this EJJ Fine At 50 cents At 10 cents each line, see the many new things UM ® gj SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY gg Ladies Kamonas regular 25 and 35 cent quality, Saturday only |Oc each. ® — * — h? H One Shipment of 16 oz. bottles of Peroxide gg Has been placed on our shelves as a 10 cent item, come in and get what you want any time at 10 cents a bottle. DR f GOODS & NOVELTIES Children straw hats each 10c „ Silk and satin ribbons per yd. . . .5 and 10c Ejjj ICra Lace Curtains from, 50c to $2.00 Just received large shipment of hosiery great SSZ JOI Curtains by the yd., per vdloc values atloc Curtain cords, poles and blinds each . 10 to 50c Better grades at 15 and 25c Corset covers each 25c Neck ware, belts ana bows each 10c Large Turkish towels each2sc Alger books each ... ... .10c A good one at the price of . ..10c Post card books, holds 400 card each 25c By) New line of shirt and fancy waist they are Fine box of writting paper each . 10 and 25c SSg £N| fine each SI.OO Embroidery the best line in town for the jgg Black petticoats. New shipment somo very good money per yd. . . .5 to 50c styles tight fitting and fine grades at sl. to $5. Childrens’ dresses very nice at- ... 50c Men ana boys work shirts each . 25 rnd 50c Rompers for the boys at . . 25 and 50c KS3 ygS Easter goods atlc 5c and 10c Kimonas for the ladies at 25c Ladies hats ready trimmed, save your hard Long Kimonas at SI.OO H earned money, see them from. . . .$2. to $5. Combs, barrets, jewelry bags and all kinds of Novelties we have the latest . 10c and Si, Ovi Enamelware And Tinware Gents neckties atlo and 25c %£3l , .. . ~ , . , Suspenders atloand2oc ft (S 3 Ejra We handle no seconds our line is the best and eto SB3 wedo not compare prices or goods with such Garden timewi]l soon be herfc al) of gar . jjg H"* .• '. 10c to 50c each, strainers, butter bowls, paddles tt_,_ ■ m . moulds and jars. , House Cleaning Time ggj Galvanized Ware-Special for this only. ai fS ’ W er cleaner o® No 1 tubs regular 50c sale • • 33e pamts yarmsh brushes, brooms, chair seats and Iw i l-i lc sale ••• Kn .' everything needed at the lowest prices. Wash boilers fromofc to J 3.50 Large lass Lam||s each 1 225 Hardware- We always have a complete line of Fancy lamp, a beauty, regular price $5 00 ' the small articles needed. No bluffs here. can be bought this week for ■ $3.75 We have’nt the room to tell you what more we have in our big store but we do say that we have the largest stock in the city of staple goods and have theprices every day in the week, remember we do not adv. one thing and do another nor do we take any of our specials out of the window the night before the — ® We have been doing business in Decatur for the past six years and have built up a business and store ggsg equal to a city store, we pay cash for our goods and sell them for cash and defy compitition for good honest mdse, and business methods. £s4 S C<<MV<STEELE <fc U/EAVER.m,m || hg The Store That Sells The Goods

CLOTHCRAFT BLUE SERGE SPECIAL No. 5130 $15.00 This is the blue serge suit that you will see advertised in this weeks Saturday Post and Farm Pap-ers-honestly its the best we’ve ever seen at the price, you might easily mistake it for costing S2O. We want you to see this special 5130 Serge, examine the cloth, note the style lines, try it on. We leave the rest to your good judgementHOLTHOUSE SCHULTE & CO. Good Clothes Sellers For Men and Boys

LOST —Watch, movement 18 size, gilt open, 15-jeweled Elgin, 14208079; case, 18 size Nick. S. B. & 8—864370. Finder return to Democrat office. Reward. 69t6*

FOR SALE—B-room house; modern, ; fruit, excellent condition; 5 blocks : from court house. Bargain if taken | in next 30 days. Inquire Democrat of-' flee. 67tf i

jLOST —A muff, between Monroe and Oak Grove school house, of Monroe township. The muS may be left at [this office or finder notify Miss i Marian Murphy, R. R. 2, Monroe. 73t,6