Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 265, Decatur, Adams County, 6 November 1912 — Page 7

THE returns indicate that this store is bound to sell more Barkers Beat shoes and Good for Bad Bo vs shoes because its getting wet and they are about the only kind made these days that will keep out the wet and stand hard wear when its wet. Every fellow that gets them tells his friends and we sell another pair. Drop in and see them, no trouble, its a pleasure for us to be able to show so good a shoe in this day of shoddy. Charlie Voglewede THE SHOE SELLER

,1? 4 ]g i WEATHER FORECAST | ♦ W ♦ >♦* >**• B Colder and fair tonikht, preceded' by rain in north portion; Thursday I fair and colder in southeast portion. flung HartufT of Kort Wayne »;..s Ito yesterday on business. Or Will Kortenbrer of Akron, Ind , - was hers* yesterday on business. M m Huldah Loser of the Lutheran hospital, Fort Wayne, visited here y esterday, I .Mrs. William Gerke went to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ida Swartz. H. C. McLean returned yesterday citernoon to Washington, D. where he is employed. He came home to vote. Mrs. Homer Krick returned yesterday afternoon to Fort Wayne. Sh--visited with her mother, .Mrs. David laby. Grover Hoffman left yesterday afternoon for his trip to the western part of the state in the interests of the S.-haler company.

B ,1 THE HOME OF I EEO 3 | Quality Groceries | OUR Goods Will Appear To I|i|'ll| Much Better Advantage In Your Pantry THAN ON OUR SHELVES THE FORMER . Is Where They Naturally Belong. Anyway! We have some special prices to offer this week on fancy home grown potatoes in 5 bu. lots or more at 45c per bu. Close trimmed Holland Seed cabaage, at 90c per hundred. Good Luck flour a blend of spring and winter wheat at $5.65 per bbl. 25 lb. sac 50 lb. sack $1.45 We pay cash or trade for produce * Eggs 30. Butter 19 to 2oc Hower and Hower. North of G. R. & I. Depot- Phone .08. B iMti < riywkr*? F. M. SCHIRMEYER I I““ v.-twc a t™. I B FRENCH QUINN J ***** ■ ■ Secretary ■ I THE BOWERS REALTY CO. I | REALESTATE. BONDS, LOANS. ■ ■ ABSTRACTS. I ■ The Schirmeyer Abstract Company complete Ab-■ K street Records, ’lwenty years Expenence m | Farms. City Property. 5 per ccn. ■ ■ MONEY B

| D n Berry went to Berne this . morning on busfneas. G. C. Steele wag a business visitor iin Fort Wayne today. John l.aihot went to Angola this I morning and other places in the north 1 end of the state on business. Jhmea 8. Sherman is the seventh i vice president to die in office. Os the 'six deaths already on record four or- < urred in November. The city was remarkably kulel toidny. This was caused no doubt by the men of the county being confined to their various voting precincts. | Mrs. L. L. Hyphen returned yestedday afternoon to Fort Wayne after spending the day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher. She ’will return Friday evening and with her mother will go to Marion to visit their daughter and sister. Mrs. Anna Buhler. Mrs. Margaret Ixnithan of Fort Wayne is here for a visit with rela fives until tomorrow, when she and bet sister, Mrs. Joseph Hower, will go to Marion to attend the W R. C. district convention. Tomorrow evening they will go to Swayzee to visit with their brother. J. A. Barnhart, and taiuily.

Mrs. A. R. Bell spent the day in Ft. Wayne. A. C. Ball left today for Akron, 0., on business. EH Hprunger was a Fort Wayne business visitor today J. I). Winteregg of Berne, was a business visitor here today. Miss Georgia -Magner made her regular trip to Fort Wayne for music instruction today. Dr. Will Kortenbrer returned this morning to Akron, Ind., after a visit here, coming home to vote. There will be preaching at the Winchester church next Sunday evening, Nov. 10, at 7:00 o'clock. Everybody invited. Mr. Frank Wagoner left Monday morning for Fort Wayne to enter the International Business College to finish his course of bookkeeping. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Robison have returned from their wedding trip, whicii included visits in St. Mary’s. Lima, Ohio, and other cities of the east. Charles Spencer left this afternoon for his home in Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Spencer came home for Old Home Week and to cast his vote Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Long and daughter, Geraldine, of Fort Wayne, stopped oIT here for a short visit with her uncle, Joe Harris, and family, enroute to Willshire, Ohio. The Misses Ruth Leyse and Nellie Winans, students of the Decatur high school left Saturday P. M. to visit Miss Zell Wagoner of Berne and returned home Monday morning to attend school again. E. E. Rice, superintendent of the De catur school, went to Bluffton at noon today to attend the meeting of the state club of school superintendents. Tomorrow he goes to lndiana)>olis to attend a state meeting of the superintendents Mr and Mrs C. J. Weaver left to-' day for Uniondale, where they will visit until tomorrow with Mrs. Geo. Ormsby, and her mother, Mrs. Milligan. who is very ill. The Weavers and Milligans were formerly neighbors when the lived in Ossian, and have been life-long friends. Mrs. Robert Krnsberger went to Decatur Monday evening where she will spend a few days at the home of her father. William H. Raker. Miss Lllah Lachot of Decatur, who has been visiting with Miss Corrine King, south of the city, returned home Moujday evening Miss King accompanied Miss Lachot home for a short visit. I Smith & Smith 'oday cloned a J deal whereby they transfer an eightyacre farm In the southeastern part of Harrison township from Ferdinand Isenhart, of Geneva, to G. 8. Gott--schalk. Mr Gottschalk owns the land adjoining the Isenhart farm The consideration was git,no®.—Bluffton News. jITY FROHtfIWV FOR SALE | pr a r jw Lays Only at the Prices I quoted Below, Nine roomed bouse. Full lot, good -barn; lo<ated on North Fifth street Price. 12860.0®. four roomed hou-e ou Mercer uvea tie. Price, »1,950.00. Six roomed house on North Second | street Price. Eight room bouse on corner of For i 'has and Rugg Sta. Plenty of fruit ' Price. ILK3.C4. Eight rtom house ou West Monroe k gt. toiler. light* and bath. Price. 1X500.00 Seven room house on North Eleventh St. Barn on tne lot Plenty of fruit. Price. |I,MM».OO. Four room house «>n Eleventh St. Price, ISW.M. Nine room house on North Eleventh gt. Two lots. Cellar and cistern Pl Ice. I2.sr.nf-.'. gix ruutn house with four lots Cistern and drove well. Ixrated on Elm St Price. I I.StHMM Nine room hotter, with SH acres of | laud. Small barn laxated <»n High I St. Pries, li.sos.os. Savrn room house, modem, with hood ban. and full lot Cellar under house f-ocated on North First St. Pries, |?,JSS-SS. gev. it room -<><•*• •”» romer of Fourth and Market St*. Price. gJSM.trt. „ Tl tP *,. properties am n« bargainaCan b- boug'.t on good terms, and WV also hare other properties Which „ arc sure will suit Ws also have n larar list of farms of all alaea HARVEY * LEONARD. Above Vance. Hite A Macklin. IWa tar. Ind Oemoera* Want Ads Pay. . , —- •<>■ —- EASY ANO SURE WAV TO CUPS COLOS. Don't Neglect a Cold, Ely's Cream Will Stop *t m *he Snooting •tags A <old generally attache the weakest part, afm'Ung the eyre and rara in i some and produr tln* nanal catarrh and throat trouble* in others A <«»ld la

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$ Our Responsibility In The Goods We ■ Sell Never Ends rjj B You’re absolutely safe in ‘vhflt you by here, be- ■ ■ cause if it doesn’t makegoud, we will. S ■ We’re careful almost to the point of hug ’fir ;t\' I ■ in our selection of merchandise, and nothing ever ■ ■ goes across our counters without an unwritten ■ ■ pledge that it is right. B E But it’s human to errand tdonriHy things ■] ■ will go wrong, in which case I. og M .ur purchiis<- ■ 3 back and we’ll gladly adjust ihi..ga I • yours d- ■ B isfaction. ■ B ’Sales here d<» not end with the pasa.t.g of cash ■ ■ Transaction is not complete until you're assured ■ ■ that the article purchased meets your needs. g I FULLENKAMPS |

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