Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 110, Decatur, Adams County, 7 May 1912 — Page 3

Gun Metal Colonials We are showing some beautiful Gun Metal Colonial Pumps for girls. Made on a medium broad toe and school heel, have large colonial buckle, close fitting instep and a pair of straps go with each pair should you want to use them. $1.50 and $1.75 Charlie Voglewede the: shoe seller On The West Side Os The Street

o fHTItSf FORECA? * * Shower sthis afternoon or tonight; Wednesday fair. Mrs. Dink Fowler went to Fort Wayne this morning. Mrs. Malinda Kronßeld of Fort Wayne is here visiting with friends. John Lachot left today on his re; ular trip south to be absent for several days. Oscar Hoffman whs at Ridgeville to day delivering plans for the erection <;f a new school house. The Catholic schools resumed again this morning after a day's vacation from work Monday. The regular meeting of the city council will be held this evening, the usual line of work being scheduled to come up before the city dads. It has been ascertained that the hearse driven about the streets of Marion at a breakneck speed was hr»<l by a fraternity comnosed of h’e'n school students. They thoughi • . funny.

ff® 2 :■? 1 111 | ! IHE HOME OF h< ■Eg 4 IL, Quailtv Groceries fe L—J BcfWMOBi what I J r Have You That Is Good To EOU VM ‘ '771 gj EAT It Is So Hard To Find ANYTHITG TO COOK We hear it every day Make our store your shopping place and we will show you a line to select from, or ; call 108 and get in line with the people whose suggestions will help you through your troubles. We pay cash or trade for produce Eggs 18c Butter 20 to 28 Hower and Hower, North of G. R. & I. Depot. ’Phone 108. MOB 0101080 BOBGDBOBOBOBOSOBOBOS | J. S. Bowers, Pres. F. M. Schlrmeyer, Vice Pres, g O « R 2 O 13 g ■ 1 1 J heB TinivproSW lent bargains inie J tP P J be pj ease j to have 2 2 & aliteXTandTe Thecom- S B y° u c* ll ai , + „“ f f iVP ne” cent money to loan on M O pany has plenty of nvepc.c 1 Abstract | w reasonable terms. Bet —- . f Twentv $ S Company prepare your attract of Me.. twenty , g years experience, complete rec . O O’ O II ■ J The Bowers Realty Co. § J French Quinn, Secty. O OB 0808 OB O OI □®O S G rfOBC

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Lawrence Carver went to St. John’s > I on the 4 o’clock car last evening. Attorney Frank Cottrell of Berne ’ ' :'.as ■ ■ . ued home nfier a short pro- ’ '.c-ssioi” ' -tay in the I H. M. Hays, assistant cashier at the ■ i Bank of Geneva, who was a business I caller here yesterday, returned home. . Fort Wayne is rejoicing over having sect.red the Indiana T. P. A. convention to be held during May of next year. David Coppock and son, Vilas, of Berne, have retpr.,ed home, the former being a business caller here be- | tween trains. i | Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bailey transferred I here yesterday atternoon on their way , home to Berne from Los Angeles, Cal., 1 where they have been since last October. "How quiet your little boy isU,’ . i Yes. I told him if he was good today I would let him watch his father take ■ up the dining room carpet this evening! ’ —New York Mail. >■ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lange were ] Sunday guest", at the John Loshe , home, southeast of the city. On this Je.hn, jr., re: Wed his first cent.n at the S . ;;;. y s church.

Clark Edington left last evening for Fort Wayne. Mrs. Margaret Brink of Fort Wayne attended the funeral of her cousin, Michael Smith, yesterday. Mrs. John Mougey of Columbus, 0., attended the funeral of h r brother, Michael Smith, held yesterday. Mrs. John Miller of Ft. Wayne attended the funeral of her cousin. Michael Smith, held here yesterday. Henry Schlickman was able to be at work at the restaurant today after three days' illness from indigestion. Mrs. Charles Dibble is home from Ashland, Ohio, where she visited for i several days with her daughter, Mrs. Otis Gross. Dan Niblick is givir; ?'s two houses on North Sixth street :> re : -r-, al overhauling in the way of repaint-! ing and new roofs. Sam Kunkle f home from Mon: where he put on a Buckeye oil gas demonstration, he having secured the I agency for that territory, Sam Cottrell went to Berne this morning, where he will give a two days demonstration of his oil stove. Ho is meeting with splendid success in the sale of this stove. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Proekauet of Toledo, Ohio, who are rooming at the Mangold house while Mr. Proskauer is employed on the sugar beet plant, spent yesterday afternoon in Fort Wayne. Miss Esther Cook, a graduate of the International business college, Fort Wayne, has begun work at the Ward fence office. Miss Cook went to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon on business preparatory to beginning work here. Lew' Mason of Geneva started work yesterday to move the old Evangelical church at Linn Greve from its present location on the lot east of the school house, where Schlagenhauf & Yordey will remodel and use it for a business room. Dan Beery, who recently purchased Ihe Celia Ehinger property just back of his home, on Nuttman avenue, has begun the work of raising the same for the placing thereunder of a concrete foundation, and later other improvements will follow. Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Dawsn and family are moving their househoud goods to Andrews today, where he has taken a two years' engagement as pastor of the Christian church. Vivian. Mil-l-1 red am! L.- 'l Laws-.'” v-;!' remain I the Ja.-t two named finishing • eir school y here The teripor:’.:y foot bridge built across the St. Mary’s river forty feet or so north of the old Monroe street i bridg- is - oming into good play. All j flooring of the old bridge ; s torn away and the workmen spent today on the framework or flooring planks, which stood like a gat.nt sk- ’eton spanning the stream. The site across th-’ bridge on the east is an interesting one, several shacks having teen built for the use of the workmen. A surgical operation has just been found necessary to recover a lot of teaspoons which disappeared one at a time from a ward of the Eastern Maine insane asylum at Bangor. When the mystery was solved by the discovery that one of the patients was swallowing the missing articles, Drs. W. C. Mason and E. B. Sanger recovered from the man's stomach nineteen teaspoons. Seventeen of them belonged to the hospital and two had presumably been swallowed before the man was committed.

Sw OMf - ffW to If .kJ I ! 1 i wau EARLY SUMMER STYLES Seasonable frocks for Street and House wear are shown in the Butterick Fashion Sheet for May FREE copies may be obtained at our Pattern Counter NIBLICK & COMPANY

The libiary board will hold a meeting this evening. Milton Girod madea business trip to Berne this noon. John Frisinger is home from a business trip to Fort Wayne. Dr. Vizzard of Pleasant Mills was a business visitor in the city today. Dr. Fay! of Monroe, who was here this morning on business, has returned home. Leon Crawford is home from Fort Wayne, where be visited with Frank Centliver yesterday. Eugene Runyon of the firm of Run-! j yon, Engeler & Company, made a busi-' I ness trip to Berne today. The Knights of Columbus held their regular meeting Monday evening, at, which timethe regular routine of work was attended to. The American Tnsr’-tiee Union i wiR meet this evening regular session. The members are requested to j be present this evening at the usual hour. Mrs. Reckard is now taking care of Mrs. Johnson on First street, who is m very pour health, ami is reported to be much worse this week with nervous trouble. The Misses Naomi NiLllc';. Esther! Corbett and Agnes Meibers will go to I Fort Wayne tomorrow evening to at-| tend the Temple theater, which has its ‘ closing this week. Monday was the last day forth, ! paying of the spring installment of b taxes and those who allowed it to go ! over until now will have to pay the penalty attached to ail delinquents. Yager Bros. & Relnking this morning shipped a load of furniture to Al bert Grabenstetter at Fort Wayne. John Yager of the firm went down ou the morning train and placed the goods in their home. L. W. Coppock will arrive from Grand Rapids, Mich., to assist in movi ing his family to that place the latter part of the week, where they will make their future home. Air. Coppock is connected with the automobile , factory that was recently moved to that city from this place. , The hypnotist, who last evening placed the lady in a sleep in the Bos ton store window at 4 o'clock, and awakening her upon the stage of the opera house at 8, drew a largo crowd, both at the window, where his first work was displayed, and then at the theater where she awoke. This afternoon he intends to place a man, hypnotized, working a pillow, in the same window, and show how the work can be accomplished as well as under natural conditions. USE ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE, i The antiseptic powder to shake into the shoes. Makes tight or new shoes i feel easy. Relieves painful, swollen, • i tender, sweating, aciting feet and '' takes the sting out of corns and bunions. Sold everywhere, 2f.c. Don't accept any substitute. Sample free. Address, Allen S. Olmstead, Leßoy, N. Y. D FOR SALE-—One 6-year-old brown general purpose horse; perfectly i safe for lady or child to drive, and 1 i coming 2-year-old gelding coir. Enquire at office over Vance, Hite & Macklin, or call ’phone 336.—D. F. Leonard. 107tf I WANTED —Good girl, on farm in Michigan; transporation paid; state salary. Address Box 223, Muskegon, Mich. 10Jt6 4) Democrat Want Ads Pay

Xfyanize FLOOR FINISH (Natural and Colored) Stands the scuff and tread of heavy shoes. A man’s shoe heel strikes a 90-lb. blow at every step. Such hard usage may dent the wood, but it simply won’t break Kyanize Floor Finish. J y \ '"'ilillFOiTfW “A 90’Pnund blow at every etep.” j Kyanize Floor Finish is waterproof, washable and won’t come off until it wears off. Guaranteed to tion, with your money back if it don’t. 1 Callow & Rice Bicycle Repairing Electric Wiring Bicycle anckEledtric Sundries i Mezdaf and Getn bulbs Gbcarts Retired EDW. E. PARENT 181 S. 2nd. Sr. Open Evenings SPECIAL 50c / ] While they ~~jpg last 2M qt. “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Preserving Kettles Hundreds have taken advantage of our advertising specials. JOHPs BROCK

pMt A PEW SPECIALS o For house cleaning is now on in full blast, and you || , will find yourself in need of a new rug. || ; We have a9x 12 Taps at $10.50 2 We have a 9 x 12 Velvet at $15.00 We have a 9 x-12 Exmin. at $18.50 11 , A new shipment of Linolium. A good selection, 1 1 O And Prices are right. © SPECIAL THINGS IN DRAPERIES Lace curtains 90c per pr. $1.25 values. Lace curtains from $1.25 to $7.00 per pair © A good 3 ply granite carpet at 25c per yd, Home made rag carpet at 35c per yd. || A 1-2 wool carpet at 40 to 45c per yd. | • Many other good things to make home what it should * £ be can be found at Runyon Engeler Co.. We carry ® Rugs, sizes 11 3-10 xl2 12 xls 8 3 -10 XlO 640 If 7 6-10 x 9 6 x 9 II O Don't forget to look at the many good things we © have in Dry Goods, apron check gingham at 6 cts, yd, If dress goods 10 and 12c yd. White goods Embroideries 27c., 45 in, just what is wanted for a new dress. © YOU WILL FIND THEM HERE © When In The City Make Our Store I Your Head Quarters II 0 RUN YON ENGELER ( (). n O DECATUR .... INDIANA. © R-rni ■— tnr— —rni- inr— ~tny— ,41

SURE OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE WHEN BUYING CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHES absolutely sure that your clothes are made of pure wool, that they will wear well, hold their shape, and give satisfactory service when you buy Clothcraft clothes. The writtenKGuarantee which you get with every Clothcraft'; suit makes you certain of these important quality points. All you have to pay for these clothes is SIO.OO to $20.00 IlWe’d like to have you call and inspect these clothes, T’will be well worth your while. Hroltholise, Schulte £ Go. Good Clothes Sellers for Men and Boys. jr . " , WE AP<: NOT UNDER CONTRACT 10 BOOS i ANY MAKER’S SHOES Our contract is with YOU- a contract to give you the best values for the price, we ask you. Our shoes are superior to any shoes in the city. PEOPLES & GERKE I New Location In Meibers Block First Door South of;Schmitt Meat Market. "a =>l