Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 294, Decatur, Adams County, 10 December 1912 — Page 5

I SHOW ME A BOY I i That Wouldnt want a of S J vkf>/ these ‘ high to P shoes - We have H em and without buckles B ! V-S --At™ I fi LA $2.00 $2.50 4 $3.00 I II 11 Charlie Voglewede I g THE SHOE SELLER | 5

g♦♦»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦g | WEATHER FORECAST i <*J«dt»<K.W*Owßkil j*»»B Fair tonight and Wednesday; cold or Wednesday. Dan Beery went to Berne this morn-1 ing on business. Miss Uly Venus of Hoagland was a shopper here yesterday. G. W. Gentis made a business trip to Linn Grove this morning. Dee Lewton Went to Portland this | morning to look after business. Sam Butler left yesterday afternoon for Indianapolis where he will look after business for a few days. Rev. Oleiser of the Presbyterian rhurch 13 arranging for a special song sendee for Sunday morning. Mrs. J. Q. Neptune end daughter. Elsie Isabelle, weut to Fort Wayne to visit with her sister, Miss Letta Kintz Dan Erwin returned yesterday afternoon to spend a day or two. He has tieen visiting in Chicago the past few week. . — —_____ .

THE HOME 0F r I Quality Groceries ', ■EtXT*«f'SR.'' ,^TTiMBPrVW' I ' WT.’ | 'V* The Discovery * I Os THE: NORTH POLE I A Great Achieve mt nt J But You Will Benefit More. Personally, By Discovering the Place to Buy the Best Groceries. Turn Your Search In This Direction. Many expressions of surprise have reached us, and 11 you will be surprised at the variety, quality and price I if you direct your afternoon stroll to our store, a? us see you, and you will see us again. We^ hOl ßu^l9^ CC Hower and Hower, North of G. R. & I. Depot- Phone II—I —" l """ ll ~~ cCftiK \- 7* - - - • /hi™™ j 1 as | F U SC pSt YER T«m. I I THE BOWERS REALTY CO. | N REAL ESTATE, BONDS, LOANS, ■ abstracts. 5 I The Schirmevpr Abstract ’ I ■ .-tract Records. 1 wenty >«« Farms, City Property, op< rc‘ • I MONEY J

Mrs. J. Spuller is spending the day i in Fort Wayne. > Samuel Slmlson of Berne was a bus!- | ness visitor here yesterday. J Miss Sue Mayer spent the day In I ■ this morning to spend the day. I Dalias Butler made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Father Freiberger went to Fbrt I Wayne this morning to spend the day. Mrs. B. Weinhoff and daughter, Ce- ’ lesta, went to Fort Wayne this morn- ■ ing to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. E. IL Shoemaker and , J daughter, Gretel, wil go to Ft. Wayne this evening to hear Calve in “Car- ' men.” i .Mrs. O. H. Oberlin returned to Fort 'Wayne yesterday afternoon after a , visit with Mesdames E. Frtuinger and • R. Gregory, I Mrs. Daniel Sprang and Mrs. F. H. Hubbard returned last evening from i Fort Wayne, where they were guests : of Aaron Vail and family yesterday. Mrs. Anne Hitchcock of Watt, Ohio, arrived to visit with her sister Mrs. Sarah Stewart, at the home of their 1 nephew, E H Lyon. Mrs. Stewart has just been discharge; from the Grace hospital, Detroit, where she underwent an operation.

Miss Sue Mayer apentthe day in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Loyal Woods spent the afternoon in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Fred Avery had the misfortune to fall and sprain her wrist. Attorney C. .1. Lutz made a business trip to Berne yesterday afternoon. Miss {fnnie Baker went, to Fort Wayne to shop yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Will Kremers and Miss Jessie I Innes spent tho day In Fort Wayne.' O. L. Vance and daughter spent Sun-1 J day at Fort Wayne with Mrs. O. L. Vance who is still confined to the hos Pital. Dan Erwin has returned from Chicago and is back again at his work at the office, much refreshed after his visit. Mrs. Isabella Neptune of Willshire, i Ohio, was here today shopping and | visiting with her son, Dr. J. Q. Nep- • tune, and family. Mrs. Agnes Andrews has left on a trip to Michigan. She will visit with her sister, Mrs. Forest Andrews, and at Lansing, with the F. W. Dibble family. Stfewart Niblick left this morning for Valparaiso to resume his studies at that place in the medicine department, after spending a few days with his parents and friends. Mrs. Douvltch and babe and Mrs. Annie Bauble and babe left this morning for Fort Wayne, to which place the families are moving. They have been working here in the beet fields. William Blythe, night clerk for the Schlickman case, and Miss Kittie Fought, night chief operator at the Decatur exchange, spent Sunday with friends in Fort Wayne and had a very pleasant day. A Fort Wayne |>aper contained a picture of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Middleton, who celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday. Mr. Middleton is an uncle of Mrs. D. V. Steele of this city. At the meeting of the band held last night a musician of ability, who has for several yeprs past been with various circuses, was present and arrangements may be made whereby he will stay in this city this winter to train the members of the band. Tho Sunday school class of the M. E. church .taught by Mr. E. M Wagner, enjoyed a visit through the beet plant, under his escort. The trip was a very interesting one. Mr. Wagner thoroughly explaining all the points of interest and the detalhof the great plant. Mr. Frank Welsch came home last evening from Fort Wayne, where he visited his wife, who Is a pattent at the St. Joseph hospital, where she waa operated upon ten days ago for appendicitis It is bMleved she will be able to come home about Christmas time. For some t me the workers have been making the gr de of the West I Monroe stree’ new mat adam road. I wert of Tenth str <4, which required much cutting down Work Is now in progress of tiling the cut between Tenth and El. tenth streets with crushed stone. A deal was completed this afternoon I in which Nathaniel Mentzer disposed ' of his dray line outl“ and business in I this city to P BL M««*r «><• r * siding just north of the city. Mr. ! Mentzer decided to quit the dray line I business on account of his health — I Bluffton News A school teacher sought to reprove a boy who failed to solve an example • you ought to be ashamed of yourself." said the teacher. When Qaotge 1 Washington was your age he was a surveyor ’ “Well." came the quick response, “when he was your age he was president of the United States. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Shaw, re siding on the zoutL side, are parents of a new boy baby, born this morn > Ing The mother of tho baby Is the I woman who drank lodine two weeks I ago In an effort to commit suicide ~ Bluffton News. Mra. Shawa maiden name was Wolf. • b *' ••• “ n Ali sms county girl Th.» common towel waa ordered abolished from railroad cars, vessels. I u|| „H, rr irtcratate vehicles and from stations by Secretary MarVeagh of I the treasury d-1* rm ent In an amend ment to the Interstate quarantine reg- ! ulatlon. Thia action follows closely the abolition of common drinalng cup* i from use on interstate carriers. Tow els may be used again only after having been eternized In boiling water. A letter signed ’Miss X X Radcliffe, general delivery. Elgin. III." was rei reived by Mayor Rolpb of Ran Fran lelaco. Cal- Imploring him to find a * husband for the writer before the I doer of IM3, »••’. being unmarried. I ghe lose a fortune of IM.ooo Rhe asked that tho mayor insert her letter In a leading paper Mias Hadcllffe de scribe* herself a* 37 years old. r*ih igr good looking, and an admirer of 1 western men The man must be fi feet, 7 In tall, weigh IM to I7&. good looking and not more than 30 He muat be a home man, with a laving disposition." she addz

| Family Washing g | 5c per pound Rough Dry | I all flat pieces ironed Decatur | Steam Laundry Phone S i I 134 0 HHIHHHHHHHHHHHi BMKBBE .. a., ZSiS i | ■■■ J _ ■*!■■ ■_ II ,e.s- I THE PLOPiIET OF THE HOUR DAVID WALL, ! CLAiRVOYANT 11 * Q «>■ Why be discoursed or unhappy I when Professor Wall's advice is I sought and .uKcn? Your life to him I is like an open book. Before you nt- I ter a word he will enter into yonr life | [and reveal hidden therein, things that i have long escaped your memory whiie I you sit dumbfounded at his wonderful J revelations. ! If you are unhappy ar-’ .lad that I everything you undertake goes wrong I there must bo sorts reason, call and -1 see Mr. Wall, he overcomes such | trouble. It is not only what he tells you, it is what he can do for v lu. Are you In doubt? If so call on him at once. He gives advice on all matters pertaining to love, courtship, marri- 1 age, divorce, law suits, deeds, wills, patents, mortgage*, buried treasures,' etc. Lady in at.- ndance. Located at 3?2 Mtulzon St.. Corner 4th St. Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Ixiw f«e, 5«- ——*” * . «* CHKIffIMAS CHEER that will gladden the hearts of all whowou'd male merry durinii the Reason of festivities. Good to eat and g<x>d tc look at the living luxuries that Ma tin’s Bakery offers, comprise all that is best in pics, cakes and pastry. Try Fruit cakes, jelly cakes anti all kinds of cakes that will delignt. Pastry that is enchant ing in its richne.-s and flavor, and pies without a parallel Your Christmas table will be the loser if jou fail to supply it with our goodies. Jacob Martin apimi i win Z I . IV'W/ A 0000 OR AKA. Tonight w» have a Vltagraph drama which will pl**aa th* moat exacting taat*. An *tpe»«» m*a*«ng*r mortgage* hl* horn* tn hav* an operation p*rfurm*d for hl* child *n4 while thia I* b«-lng don* la mimmon*d to take hi* run A convict *««ap** from prison «• a corp** and la on th* train. Wo attempt* to hold up th* m*a**na»r, but of coura* fall* Th* reward r*r*lv«-d for th* convict'* capture prove* aatlafylng "THS GIRL STRIKSRS." K*l*m Drama. "A OOURLB OANOSR," VHOfrapb ■ Oram*. "THS OSCSIVSRS.' Lukin Canwdy. The CRYSTAL Theater.

x r~~~ 1 r —~~~~i rz. —~ r~"i r~ """i >1 r~~~ ~i { ft- \ K f SENSIBLE GIFTS | g While you are bothering your head about what to i give for Christmas, don’t forget that the gifts which are most appreciated are the ones, which are most used. What could be more useful than One of our handsome Suits I A new pattern Overcoat A Sweater or Sweater coat New Style hat or cap Shirts and collars Neck Ties Scarfs and Handkerchiefs A Grip or Suit Case. Bath robe or Smoking coat A Handsome Umbrella A Rain coat VI I Specials That Are Right Combination set, tie, handkerchief and socks to match, SI.OO □ Combination set, tie and socks, 75c Combination set, belt and fob to match. SI.OO Fur caps, just right, $2.00 to SB.OO Fancy Vests, $1,50 to $5.00 Surely there is something in this list that will just fill the bill. We have these"goods in late styles, good patterns and at prices that are right. Pick out your gifts now at Cl 111 I ■■■! ! J VANCE, HITE & MACKLIN. r: — —r > —

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Q2SJIEZZ3«B ESffi 17ZZ23 I CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS I Qg Our Christmas goods are good sensible things to give to anyone. You can 171 help reduce the high cost of living by giving useful articles. Our prices are K 151 not high. Ou w merchandise is equal to the best. Com'’ let us help you we H may have just what you want. ■ Some Ideal Gifts u. H Head Scarf Fancy Comb Blankets k/ S Neck Scarf Fancy Barrette Bath Robe ™ Neck Ruff Bar Pin Kimono B Fancy Collar Ia valliers Fancy Shawel ’ H Fancy Tie Coin Holder Wool Knit Shirt |fl Collar Set Hand Bag Curtains Ijg H Gloves Mesh Bag Carpet Sweeper Auto Hood Umbrella Rug fcj Aviation Cap Silk Waist Set Furs JP I Fancy Towels Fancy White Waists Table Linen Sweeter Fancy Doilies Sweater Vest I Center Piece Wool Knit Romper Suit Handkerchiefs i THU BOSTON STORE I || DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES

CASH CLEARANCE SALE 200 TRIMMED HATS AT BARGAIN PRICES COMMENCING THURS. DEC. sth. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY GOODS BOUGHT AT THIS SALE NOT RETURNABLE Burdge’s Millinery *■■■—■■■■ ■■■■ll ■—M——————M——■—e— I—l ■ —>4—MmMT ———— Democrat Wan* ?*os Pay. Democrat Want Ads Pay.