Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 260, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1912 — Page 4

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f riftg PAST UIJMh'/K] O Kant Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. Sl—(Bpec-1 tul to Daily Democrat) —Receipts, 2, 400, shipments, 570; official to New Yor kyesterday, 1.J20; hogs dosing strong. Medium and heavy, sX.oo(ftsH.l7; mixed and Yorkers, $7.75®57.90; pigs and lights, $7.25017.65; roughs, $7.00 fts7 15; slugs, $5.50556.50; sheep, | steady; toi> lambs, $7.00; cattle, 150; steady. O. auRK. No. - Red wheat .... 90c No. 2 White wheat 96c Yellow' corn 79c White corn and mixed .76c Standard oats 29c ( No :: oats 26c Simple stained oats 2>c Rye ** 62c ! Feeding barley ... *scj Alslke sc )d 1 $'0.23 . No. 1 clo\ »r hay ■•*••• $10.50 I Timothy hay 113.50 , Mixed clover hay sl3 00 Medium mixed $11.50 Heavy clover hay $10.50 Rye straw s'>.9o Oats straw KSO Wheat straw $4.50 Clover seed .$«.->0 Timothy seed $1.00®51.35 COAL MARKET. - Pocahontas egg and lump $5.75 j West Virginia eg gaud lump... .$4.75 Potnery egg and lump $4.75 Jadtson Hill egg and lump ....$5.25 Yellow Jacket lump $1.75

Farmers, You Work For Your Money Let IT work for you. You are now getting returns for your year’s work. Exercise care in its use. Deposit what you will need in a checking account and take an interest bearing certificate for >our surplus. i FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DECATUR

roll RBNT—I *3 a. :# farm at PM.-r---mu. (or cash lu iutr? of K v&atoll. Ad v t jiTi.-.ft WA.VfKD T«n» m<*n and iniu at ottce to work on Muttra* mrivi ~Ju it., iiauak vdn ' r.:u ■x'Jinm. r.——- u- ■■

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ini~» »e»l Anthracite egg, stove and chestI nut .SIO.OO Anthracite pea 8,00 1 Anthracite mixed 9.00 Coek 7.00 LOCAL PROC.OCE MARKET I Spring chicks 10c 1 Ducka 10c ' Fowls 10c Geese Sc Kggs 27c Butter 18c Turkeys 11 c Old roosters V 5c KALVCn MARKETS Boat OMm Ic Call .. 12c fallow »v •••*••* 5c Sheep naits 26*$p$luu rUL4.Es.KA MB’S. .Itutter 18022 c I l aid 8c | Kggs 28c NIP.iJr. A CO. Kggs 27c Butter 18c®25c M. B'.SUNL Spring chicks Pc Ducks 10c | Fowls 9c | Geese 9c Kggs 27c Butter .'.l9c Turkeys 12c Old roosters 5c

WANTED- B#<ond hand cook atovc ! Inquir# C. (' damans’ blacksmith j •hop. First anti Madison -Adt 2ill® J PROPERTY—Ftr aal« cheap, droom hous*. 2 lots .ofjulre at tbia of Or*.—Advk 233tt* — 1 ■ — c'u»

AT EBB-TIDE OF LIFE. Peter Holthouse Lingering on Bodrer Line of Life. I ! I’eter lloUhouse, the veteran elo'it-j I ier and merchant of the city, who has ; I been at the point of death for several W'eeks, Is still at the lowest ebb-tide of j, I life. His death was reported on the i streets this morning as having occur- \ red Wednesday night, but proved ! false. For the past two weeks he has been unable to take any nourishment, | beyond a little water. For the past | 1 week he lias been unconscious and | apparently lifeless, and his condition Is very low, AT THE STAR. «. A French masterpiece In motion : pictures will be shown at the Star : tonight when the play, ".Madame Sans 1 Gene," portraying Madame Rejane is | 1 (lashed upon the screen. The play la 1 a departure from the American style [ ! and will prove interesting. Five rents, as usual. (Advertisement) TRADES PROPERTY. 1 ('. It. Wilcox today traded property with Kli Sprunger, the deal being dosed this morning, by which Mr. Wilcox takes over the Sprunger farm three and a half miles east of town in exchange for his property in St. Louis, Mich. v DAILY CENSUS REPORT. Melba Alberta is tile uamc of the baby girl born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. George Glass NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Notice is hereby given that the first Monday in November, November 4th, Is the last day you have to pay your taxes. All taxes not paid on or before that time wilt be delinquent and the penaltv ten per tent will be addl'd

as the law requires. If you do not want to pay cost, pay your taxes now. The treasurer's oflW will be open from T o’ lot<t a. ni. until r> o'clock p. m. Yours very truly, S 3 Iff C. W YAGER* Co. Treas. (Advertisement 1 FOR KENT. Studabaker heme, east of Decatur. Ind. All modern, furnace, bath, electric I'ghts, xas, etc. Two orchards, big poultry yard, large garden Enquire of A. I>. Suttle* at Old Adams County Dank 236tf (Advert iaoOMati TASTE. SMELL ANO HEARING RESTORED. A Simple. Harmless Remedy Quickly Relieves Catarrhal Oeafness. Thethouaand* who suffer the miseries of colds and catarrh and rla.u they have never found a cure can get Instant relief by simply anointing the nostrils wltb Ely's Cream Halm. t’nltke Internal medicine* which up- 1 set the stomach, or strong snut.'s which only aggravate (betrouble, th's cleansing, healing, antiseptic halm In stantly reaches the seat of the iron j I Me, stops the nasty discharge, clears ' jibe nose, head and thioat, and brings iback the sense of taste, smell and inibirovea the hearing More than this, ft strengthens the weakened and di-

seased tissues, thus protecting vou against a return of the trouble. Tills remedy will cure a cold In a day. rnd prevent lu becoming chronic or resulting In catarrh. Vasal catarrh la an Inflammation ot , tfkrniembmne lining the air passag *s, landcaunot be reached by mill urea tak|en Into the atemarh. nor ran It he cur'd by snuffs and powders which oolv | cause additional irritation. Don't I waste time on them. Get aSO cent I hot tie of Ely’s Cream Halm from voir [druggist, and after using It for a day ! yon will wish yok had tried It soon r. Mother's should give the children ! Ely's Cream Ualm for colds and croup, : it la perfectly haroilwoa. sad pleasant |to take The holt house tirug Co 1 1 a (Advertisement I FARM Kriß RENT -Three miN •outbeaat ot Devatu.', Ind Poasea ; »ion a' ©me —Wash Kern, R R *<*?». * . 201* WANTED To purchase a home in the city of Decalpr Piste location of your property and the lowest cash price. \ddrees John tlevcrmeyer, ■ general delivery. Eon Wayne, ind - J Advt, J WANTED Honest earnest * van of I good address, to All permanent post tion of special representative for larae New Eugland lobbing bouse Hteody pay guarantee.!; no soliciting ghrr tber information sddreos Young * Eollrit Co tioston. Mom Adt 23MS linCSE WANTED* To rant droom cottagd *:gvrmber Ist Inquire at tbit office -A4U 231 U FOR HALE -ffp -’psblre rams and live* tl». 7-yuur«l4 sola—t. T. Miller R R Me If, phone HMJ line -Airi. H4U

Doings In Society i I CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO ! Dean went to Poe yesterday afternocn ! to be in attendance last evening at ' the wedding of Mias Bessie Gillievt, daughter of Frank Gilbert, of that place, to the Rev. Fitch of Angola. The wedding was solemnized last evening and one hundred and fifty relatives and friends attended. Both bride and groom are well known here. The 1 bride formerly* lived here and hits ! many relatives, and the groom, who Is 1 a young minister ,Ims preached In this city on several occasions. The Misses Marie Fuelling and Y Freda Hockemeyer will leave this alternoon for Fort Wayne, where tins evening they will attend a Hallow'e'en party given by Miss Luella Israel at her home on Taylor street. Notable among the Hallowe'en parties of the week was that given Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mis. Dan Vail on Madison street, by Mrs. Vail and Mrs. ,1. O. Sellemeyer. Streamers in pumpkin color crepe paper were festooned tn an artistic way about the window and door archways, and caught to the draperies with black cats, witches, hats and blackyellow eyed pumpkin faces cut from paper. The stitlrway was also draped with black-witch design paper, and Hallowe'en spirits peeped forth from every conceivable place. The chandelier lights were softened with yellow faced hoods, and candles twinkled here and then* with their soften-'d light. The dining room was especially pretty. The centerpiece of the round table was a pumpkin head. wi*h white fringe hair peeping forth from w itches' cap. The head rested on a white-frilled mat and beneath the chin rested a black Ikjw The edge of the table was outlined with witch designs, and from the edges to the dome of the chandelier over the ta-

ble, ran black threads on which black witches on broom sticks rode apparently in air. The afternoon was given over entirely to Hallowe'en entertainment.: In a contest in pinning the tal| on a black cat, Mrs Kundcll was awarded the prize. In a bat word contest, Mrs. Dsn Sprang was the most successful. Partners (or the luncheon were found by matching Hallowe'en postcards The luncheon wag served In two courses on lap boards | and carried out !h<- pumpkin shad s The oiange Ice was serred in tall glass cups, the handles of which were (led with orange tulle. A similar tarty was given this afternoon by the hostesses Guests Wednesday were: Mesdames W. 1,. I.phne. O. I, Vance. Er.-d Heuer, J. 8 Petersou, George Flanders. D. M. Hensley, French Quinn. IMck Townsend, C. 8.1 Niblick. M A Erisinger. Adel Nop-1 tune, Morton Stubs, Hatton France, Fred Sellenwyer. J. D Hale, C. A. Dugan. W. A. Rundell. Tom Kbinger. R L. Remans, John Meyers. Dan Sprang, J. Q. Neptune, the Mtaaes I tell* m-lte - meyer, Mac RaJeniacker, Minnie I* ! Orvls, Mrs. 8 E Willey of Cincinnati, I Ohio. Guests at Thursday's partyj were: Mesdames C. C. Schafer. W P. Schrock. Fred Patterson, L A j Dollhouse, Dr Slsrkwesther. Rovi Arch bold, Otto Kiracli, K II Adams, j Jesse Helm, Richard Wallace; thej Misses Madge and Mary Hite, Fauny! IVlslnger, Ed tut Hoffman. Jean Luu, Frances iHigan. Iterths Heller, Msri«-1 Patterson. Fanny Hite, Jean MuGe*. I

Mrs. Charles Ixxh. Eort Wayne. Me*, names J D Dailey, John Fortner, I: vin Case. Welch. W. H Glelser. Arthur Cord, tiarar isttikenau. Hugh Hltr. Miss Naomi Goss was given s pie., 'ant surprise Wednesday evening by a host of mas- l ue«ad -rs who Invsdc.l her home All spent a happy time Which they attended the pl«-|t shows Those present were Matissa Irorgwortby. Marcella Koehler, Emu ces Mougry, Ethel* Erwin, theda Parent N'somt Maker, Martha He*'*n».i». Etltis Stake/. •Mr a,-d Mrs. Alva Rullltaa end Mies Mary Wagoner attended the wedding of Mr Sullivan s sister. Miss Julia Sul, tlvan, and Mr, Charles t*iH>od. which was solemnised W*-dn*»d I y si Rt Peter's church st Eort Wayne, A hundred or more guests sttrtMled the reception and big dance given si the home of the bride's parents Diet Eon Wayne VAOER FUNERAL FRIDAY The funeral of Deni cl Yager, ti»<r forms,- I>erslur resident, who was found dead in bed at hie horn* m Huntington Wednesday morntna. will be held here Friday afternoon The bmfy will be brought here over the Erie railroad Friday afternoon at I n't lock and the tuners! will be held at tbs Presbyterian church city at f o'clock C. t. WaMeff ff|#d g ne« quiet tPIc case entitled Jacob If, Aoist.ur vs Mary ffalisbury ot al.

CONTINUED fal “N™UED ale CONTINUED AT BERNSTEIN S StddabaKer Block Decatur, Ind. Two Doors South of Interurban Station On account of a sreat many people not having fall opening sale, we arc compelled lo continue our sale tort wo »eek' longer Jmturda No». , will be the last day of this great bargain festival, so ‘‘jJuenUv • a great saving. We buy direct from the factories and the nulls, consequently sakinj, you the middlemans profit. Our stock is new and up to dale and consists of dry goods. underwear, sweaters, Sod sweater coats for men and women and children, show rubbers dall k md.blank ■ s co mfom cotton baits, caps, pants, hosiery etc, A chance for a life lime. W e will treat you rigid.

SHOES! SHOES!! $3.50 Ladies' Tan Button Shoe, latest high toe, only $2.69 $3.50 Ladies' Velvet Button Shoe, all latest toes and heels, only $2.45 $3.00 landies' Put. Button or Blu cher Shoes, all latest fall styles, only , st.9B $3.00 Ladies' Gun Metal Button or Ulucher Shoe, latest fall styles, only 31-98 $2.25 Ladles’ Heavy Kangaroo or Uox Calf Shoe, a good winter shoe, all sizes, J'.- to 8, only. .$'.69 Special! For $1.19, »* will sell an all solid Vlcl Kid Shoe, w ith Pat. tip, only $1.19 Misses, Hoys and Children's Shoe, at a great saving. Come in and be convinced. SPECIAL! UNDERWEAR! SPECIAL! Ladies' Vests and Pants, heavy fleeced, full large st*e, fall opening sale 15e Ladies Union Suits, heavy fleeced, full large size Rai ment, worth 65c, fall opening sale 4ie Special! Men's heavy fleeced lined Shirts and Drawers. 50c value, fall opening sale, each.. .38c LOOK! LOOK!! Men's Good quality Rubber Boots. for this special sale $2.93 OUTING FLANNEL. A large assortment of fancy stripes and plaids, light or dark Outing Flannel, fall opening sale. yard .5c A large assortment of 10c grade of Outing Flannel, only, yard 8 1-3 c BLANKETS: BLANKETS!! Special! Blankets In grey or tan, fall opening rale, pair 33c 10-4 full size Blankets, heavily fleeced, in grey or tan. 90c value, fall opening sale 6*tc Special! 100 tair of 11-4 full size Blankets, in grey, tan or white, fancy t*order. $1.50 value, apecial for this sale only, pair 98c

We have cotinued our sale to Saturday November 9so ever one will hav£ the same opportunity to take advantage of the greatest fall opening sale that has been held in Decatur or “We can and will” save vou monev, on all your purchases. 'Ne will prove our assertion, J sl BERNSTEIN’ Sf HJ 11

AT THE CRYSTAL. We have another of those famous Indian stories for tonight and a story was produced by the Kaletn Film com j pany in Egypt, and also a good Kdi I son comedy. Come to the show to spend a pleasant evening Our thee ■ ter Is nice and warm, and the shows' cannot be beat. •THE BRAVE LITJLE INDIAN,” Rathe Indian Story.

“A PRISONER OR THE KAREM." Ksltm. j "THE ARTIST ANO THE BRAIN SPECIALIST,” Ed-ton Comedy, Dra ms. F .J» CENTS. , The CRYSTAL Thmt*. & PLUCK AND WHOLESOME me the cake#*, cookies, etc., "*e make. Any mother can , ■ he sure of the rare and clean* . liness observed by a visit to i our hake shop*. Just come in anv time and see how systematic. sanitary and scientific every thing is. “As clean i and (rood as in your own home" is our watchword and .guide, Jacob Martin

GINGHAM. 8c value of Apron Gingham, fall opening sale, yard $« t SHOES! SHOES!! $3 00 Men's Pat. Button or Illucher i Shoe all latest fall at.vlgp $2.45 $3.00 Men s Gun Metal Btlttoif or Illucher Shoe, latest high toe. ,$2.4j t $2.50 Men’s Vicl Kid. Gun Metal or Box Calf Shoe, plain toe or tip .V ,1 ' 9S I Special! $2.25 Men’s Heavy Tan Work Shoe, solid ieutiier. otii> *1.75 60 pair of Men's Satlu fair Shoe, i sold all over for $1.85, special ror this sale sl*49 jt oo Men's Tan Button shoe, th~ i latest new willow calf, fall opening sale, only .$2.981 $3.50 Mens Heavy Tan Work Shoe, made of Musk Ox, best waterproof shog made, only. . ..s!?.‘>9i SWEATER COATS. Mens Heavy Grey Sweater Coats, with the latest high collars, fall opening sale, only 69c , Same as above, in boys, only 45ei ; sn.oO Ladies, all colors, Sweater coats, with latest Byrons rollua. fall opening sale, only *■ I : Com** in and get oar prices <*i Children s and Misses' and Boys Sweater Coats, a great saving! I COTTON BATTS.

Cotton Matts, roll-- e Cotton Matts. 4 tt>. roll, each 4Sc SPECIAL! PETTICOATS! SPECIAL! $l3O l.adies Mlack Heatherbloom Petticoats, with double ruffle flounce, fall opening sale 98c $1 30 Laiites White Petticoats, trimmed with 20 and 24-inch embroidery, fall opening sale 98c Indies Knit Petticoats 23c COMFORTS! COMFORTS!! : si.:!3 value of heavy comforts In assorted patents, fall opening sale $1 73 Heavy Comforts, in assorted (•atterns. fall o|>ei»tmt sale ....$1.39

WANTED 1,000 head of turkey each day between now and Nov 22nd., inclusive. • — 1 Only good, fat plump stock is wantedMr. Farmer, it now looks like the Thanks Giving market will be the best*

If you have good stock we will pay a premium. H. BERLING I HEN in need of anythin* in § * “ the grocery line don’t forget ■ to call phone number 31. We have J just received a fresh shipment of New’ Meal, self raisin* Buckwheat I and Pancake flour. Have plenty I of country butterat 25c per poun<l. ||jn| * ITullenkam^ 0 •

TABLE OIL CLOTH 18c grade of fancy Table Oil C|„,|, yard ‘ MUSLINB. * Unbleached Mualin, yard . Kxtra fine Unbleached Muslin, yd 7, . Bleachel Muslin, yard Good heavy 9-4 Unbloached Sheet- JC lng yard .. CORSETS. We handle a complete line of c B La Splrlte Corset*, guaranteed to glen satisfaction $1.50 Corsets i,,» SI.OO Corsets j $ .50 Corsets t 4J BED SPREADS. $2.00 value of White Bed Spreads j cut corners, with or without fringe, only $1 .(j ! $1.50 value of White Bed Spreads, without fringe 93. LADIES' WAISTS! SPECIAL! $1.50 Ladies White Tailored Waists, with fancy embroidery, dainty pockets, coat sleeves, fall opening sale 9f c WINDOW SHADES 125 c grade of green Window Shades, oil color, 6 ft. long, each, tall opening sale u { MEN'S ARCTICS. ! Men a heavy good wearing Arctics, fall opening sale, pair 89c NOTIONS, SPECIAL! Pearl Buttons, card v, e Pins, package 1c Safety Pins, package IV,c Talcum Powder Brass Kxtension Curtain Rods . x Handkerchiefs, each *c WORK SHIRTS! SPECIAL! Mgn'l 30c value of Work Shirts, a large assortment to pick from, ! 14H to 17, fall opening-«ale 18c KIMONAS , V large assortment of I-adie# Kimonas, heavily fleeced. Persian pattern, fall opening sale ... 98c Come in and see our line of Ladta' and Misses' Aviation Caps