Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 219, Decatur, Adams County, 12 September 1912 — Page 3

Thousands Os Men in. all parts of the world are asking for Beacon shoes every day in the year. These shoes have gained an international reputation for being not only pace settersin style but are the best in their grade. New fall styles to show you right now. $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Charlie Voglewede THE SHOE SELLER Oh The West Side Os The Street

g♦»**♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■ I WEATHER FORECAST | $ t ® M S* FVir tonight and Friday. “ — Mrs. Lewis Murphy 'vent to Fort' Wayne yesterday sot a visit. Miss Daisy C”’.‘ of Qbio City went to ) For Wayne yesterday to visit her' brother, M. L. Mull. M r. Judge Young and children re-' turned to Toledo, Ohio, after a week’s 1 visit with Mrs. Oliver Winson. .Mrs. Willis Bell of Montgomery is | here for a visit of a week or so with . ]>, Mrs. George Owens. .... and Mis. i. Bernstein lett yester-1 day for South Bend to spend Thursday and Friday, the t-"' !sh New Year. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Finkhouse and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finkhouse of Wren, Ohio, changed cars here yesterday enroute to Fort Wayne to the fair. .Mrs. S. E. Hite and M-j. Ed France! went to Fort Wayne yesterday to «i>end the day-witn their sister, Mrs.; S. E. Shamp and to attend the fair.

DECATUR “Can and Will” And We Are For Decatur With this month we begin our 14th. year in business in Decatur, and it has been the most successful one of all. We wish to heartily thank every one of our patrons of our store and the general public for their cooperation with us. Each day finds new customers at the home of quality groceries-- shows they’re appreciated. ( Read our ad every day in this same place and you will profit by the bargains, sales, and market quotations. W e pay cash or trade for produce Eggs 21. Butter 19 to 25c Hower and Hower. North of G. R. & I. Depot 1

JNO. S. BOWERS F v 1 ‘p Ci ? t I ¥ V TrI« R President V.-Pres’t & Treas. -'FRENCH QUINN Secretary THE BOWERS REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE, BONDS, LOANS, ABSTRACTS. The Schirmever Abstract Company complete Abstract Records, Twenty years Experience Farms, City Property, 5 per cent MONEY

Mrs. G. M Syphers went to Fort Wayne yesterday. Howard Burdge took in the Fort Wayne fair yesterday. Mrs. Emma Daniel left yesterday for Converse on business. Guy Dorwin made a business trip to Geneva this morning. John Miller of Convoy changed cars here yesterday enroute to Fort Wayne to the fair. The Misses Ode Fullenkamp and Margaret Gallogly went to Ft. Wayne today to attend the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Cox and funily left this morning for Traverse ity for a visit with friends. Peter Amspaugli, Jot- <ies» and Wesley Stults went Fort Wayne this morning to attend the fair. Mrs. E. R. Richards and daughter, Lola, arrived yesterday noon from Laud, to visit with her mother, Mrs. Amelia Hoagland. Miss Cora Apt and brother, GuyApt, ieturned to their home at Butler yesterday afternoon after a visit with their sister, Miss Leah Apt. Mr. and Mia. Otto Hanhold left yesterday in their automobile for their home at Evanston, 111.,’ after a visit with Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Thomas.

Joe Tonnelier left this morning for Geneva on business. | Charles Steele and wife made a pleasure trip to the Fort Wayne fair) I today. j Miss Ruby Brindle of Willshire, I changed cars here yesterday enroute ' to Fort Wayne. Mrs. A. C. Bal! went to North Man- j ■ cheater todav to attend the United ' Brethren conference. The horse show will be one of the big events of the Old Home We»k.< ! It is in charge of J. T. Myers. Ray Collins, manager of the Morris five and ten cent store, made a business trip to Bluffton yesterday. Dan O. ißoop of Blue Creek township, formerly deputy clerk, was in the city yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Helm have moved into their home on Sixth street, I beginning their residence there yesj terday'. . New lamp posts have been secured by Peoples ft Gerke and by Myers, Dailey & Co., Holty’s Case and Gass & Melbers. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Trapkey 'of North Lewisburg, Ohio, changed cars here this morning enroute to Grand: Rapids, Mich. The hot season is closing. Don’t kick. It won’t be long until you would appreciate a day or two like those of the past week. Miss May Weber has returned from Delphos, Ohio, where she attended her brother's wedding and left for Fort Wayne, where she is employed. The Misses Agnes Johnson and Corzine Lindall returned to South Rend yesterday after a visit with the former’s sister, Mrs. Dr. Starkweather. ] Fred Schnrger brought to this office a bunch of grapes that weighed over a pound. At his home they have a large arbor, and the bunch on exhibition as the largest one grown. Tha Misses Kynt Voglewede and Leo,a Bailey drove, to Berne yesterday where Miss Bailey attended to business relating to her school which she will teach near that place. The school will open next Monday. Mrs. Mary A. Johnson left today for a several days’ visit and business trip to Fort Wayne, Warsaw and Aetna Green. An aunt died about three years ago, leaving an estate of which Mrs. Johnson is one Os three heirs, and on this trip Mrs. Johnson will try to i secure a settlement .or her share. Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Steele have returned from Fort Wayne, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Steele's father, George Middleton Grandchildren who also attended were Edna Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Imler, Mrs. Charles Barnhart and children, Mrs. Ernest Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Steele. ■ W. C. Baker of Bluffton was arrested on the complaint of Peter Huser of Geneva. On July 24th Baker conducted a Shetland pony sale there. A number of Jersey cows were sold at the same time. Huser was the purchaser of one of these cows, for which | the sum of $36.50 was paid. The cow j , has since died with tuberculosis, and Huser has sued to recover the price paid. Ninety-six horses, all of which were purchased in eight days’ time by Bosh, Beery and Watson, are being used on the Indiana guard march. The government is paying $2,000 for the use of these animals for ten days. The horses are declared to be the finest ever assembled for a similar purpose and the regular a. my officers who accompanied the battery- on its trip said that in all their experience on road marches they had never witnessed a bunch of more classy steeds.—Fol t Wayne. Journal-Gazette. — t— n f I FARMS FOR SALE OR TRADE. I I have, a 40-acre, a 120-acre, a 160acre and a 3«0-acre farm, all in MidI land county, Mich., and all good ivrm 1 land, which I will sell or trade for ' town property or farm land in Adams, county. 'Phone 661. 2J9t12 DAVID FLANDERS. | - NOTICE, GUILD! All members of the W estminster Guild, will notice that a called meeting will be held on Friday night of this week, commencing at 7:20 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Gleiser. to which every girl is wanted to attend. Please be present. ?19i2 , fc— FOR SALE Fine grapes for Aale; call at No. 628 No. Third St.—L. C. DeVoss. 219t4 !L 11 si

I MILLINERY OPENING You are cordially invited. to attend our display 'of Fall and Winter hats on afternoon and evening, Sept. 13th. I L' DEIMNGER

Go. 'S'JLVJB YOU There Is A Big Difference in the way Team harness is made and sold Almost every, customer has his own ideas about what he intends to buy, or use. We are prepared to take Good Care of every buyer no matter what he may want in Team and Farm harness. And t lere are many Good reasons, Why. We have the price from $20.00 up. We have the stock and assortment We have the quality in leather and woikmanship Every Strap Carries Our Guarantee When you want to look at a fine large well assorted stock Drop in and lets talk it over. Let us tell you WHY, we shoul have your harness BUSINESS. <Jcfiaferhardware Go. YOU ttOXT&Y SAFETY RAZORS ALIJTHELEADING M.AKF« r The Kinds That Shave 1 < With Ease > \1 U* ' ,4 *W*Tk p| ’ Let us show them to you CALLOW & RICE DRUGGESTON THE EAST SIDE OF STREET

k Fresh candies 10 cents pound 'T'TJIh IV? OR RIQ Pennant postcards comics & « Salted peanuts 10c lb. 1 111-/x IVzlVlVlkJ VJV7 many others lceach 10c doz | 5 40c Chocolates 10c 1-2 lb. 7 Days Sale 7 I | 'i Dry Goods and Notions Commencing Saturday Dishes | Hose 15c grade 10c A t 2:30 Saturday we will have for Cups andl saucers and plates j b Mens garters pr. 10 cents special foot tubs 10c to match 3o and 38. set , I Childs black and white suppor- Speciai for Monday . Jely glasses J£"? B9rtment ' iecorated | g iters all sizes 10c 1-3 pt. 14c dozen 5c glass tumblers r nannipq 5c - | Special $1.24 stand covers and 33c' dozen 0!lt „, cal dishes 5e | | scarfs each 98c Wednesday special, Brooms 4 sew- China slop jars 89c \ i. Ladies norfolk belts 24c ed 19 cents White bowl and pitcher 89c j J Box hair pins 25c size 10c. Friday’s Special, Iqt tin cans 24c Decorated plates 48c set g Safety pins 2 cards 5c dozen £ Ladies 15c vests 10c g Silk floss 2 skeins 5 cents W™ Glass Ware | Hair ribbon yd. 10c Granite W ear n Childrens long sleeve dresses Preserving kettles 10c 98c watei >et B.c a 24 cents Blue and white wash basins 10c Tumblers with cut grape tic-s-a Lace collars 10c 35c Berlin kettles 24c ig n Bh » . | Men and Boys ties 10c 50c Roaster s 33c Star cut;• troits lOc « 1-2 gallon cups 10c Glass wr. er pitcher We Is 4 Ball Croquet Set 48c 65c Coffee pots 58c Oval nap. y 10c ; g 6 “ “ “74c 50c Coffee pots 38 cents 7 inch berry dish 10c | 8 •* “ “83c Tea kettles 48c to 68c Handledsherbit.se i$ . — Sanitary pitcher 10c I ALUMINUM WEAR FOR THURS. i ! The SWISS spun wear all im- I . ALUMINUM SPOONS Snorted best wear made for Table spoons 5c German suver mounting worth j ig ‘ r , i j 1 c Tea spoons 3 for 10c $1.50 goes for 93 cents. Other? | quality and endurance. Come Bastj P g spoons 10 cents * urs J 24 and 33c j in and look our line over- Lons handled spoons 24 cents | ICE CREAM CJNES SATURDAY 2 CONE S FOR 5C j k Don’t fail to attend this 7 day sale for we will save you monev at the place where you can buy 3 « the same goods for less money or more goods for same money » TO ________ i i-i ' ■ ' ' ..111 LU. .... Illi ~ St ~ —— itE ___ ** idMT H E A z * O RIS com RA IN 5 AND 10 CENT STORE |

Jh w * * 1 1 I ih 1° \ 7j\h A I Copyright Ha rf Schaffner & Marx Here a lively style for young men; a two button sack suit with high cut vest; trousers with good turnup. Suits like this from SIB.OO up.

FARMERS WE BUY ALL KINDS OF GRAIN g SEEDS FOR SALE CHESNUT AND WHITE ASH COAL GIVE USA TRIAL BOWERS-NIBLICK GWIN CO. PHONE 233

LOST —Ladies’ gold vvatch. Name lio engraved on case; also “I” on inside. Lost Last Friday. Finder reivrn to this office. 213t3'

VTOUNG men are * especially invited to see the new models we have brought out for them, the latest things from HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX you want these clothes for what they are as well as for what they look like; you,ll take to the styles; there’s a snap and “go" to them that will please you and a quality that will keep them shapely. HOLTHOUSE. SCHULTE CO. Good Clothes Sellers For Men And Boys

WANTED—Farmer to keep sheep on tb« shares. Call Mrs. R. B. Gregory, 4»5. 207tf Third strxA 20113