Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 303, Decatur, Adams County, 20 December 1912 — Page 5

a ML' . 1 ( \ . a ' jl. *?r ‘' * We are selling girls and boys high cut shoZTr Christmas gifts. Girls from $l5O to aoo Beautiful fur and ribbon trimmed Slippers for Women at 98e and $1.25 Charlie Voglewede THE SHOE SELLER

I hL-.HIFf' it'PS AST i ■ ■ H,.- - -♦• - -• ■ .., «. g Fa.’" '-night and Sg:, .. |B,t a t colder tonight. ■ kb <• W. Hendricks of M*. 8,.. city today do'rr Uff Honar Knodle left this in<.rri:nj ■hrt Wayne, where he w 111 . u- Marls of south >f r ' * rnugfi ht*T<‘ yesie* d i * ■caDtd on account of the s< -rio » Bte»c.. w*»o ,« suffering froa 1If th* Helen Baker went to K- ■ W»y.,c thia morning, where she » I ■rare for her aunt, Mrs. E H. Lan*E Mrs Lane is in poor health and S.h .artsy will undergo an operation ;.' Ike Lot tiers* hospital Mrs. latne « - tarmerly Viiss Lucile McWhirter and h a daughter of Mr. and Mrs George McWhirter, of near Peter..-in

I MMHHRTW•» i" ■ p— —— i Cl I phe home of fcit Q |sa *’ty Groceries • WjkJ Lbmh i—ii mi'jl A Merrv Christmas X TO ALL! |b“ i-• Ifw? Are To Have The Pleasure Frs Os AssistirgYcu In Getting Up That Christmas Spread, You Would Be Justified In Invitrg C aus Himself! Hh |.< a Great Chamr.mr. <>• ‘ .- Greenhouse Celery 10c Pimientai 10c Greenhouse Lettuce 121-2 Pop com lb •** White clover honey 18c Cran Fresh oysters qt. 40c Mince Mea 1 '■law Cabbage 1 l-2c lb. Date lb. life N. Y. Apples pk. 35c *><» Io.• ** Queen olives 2.5 c Xmas. Navel Oranges, Ri|>e and ju cv - ■ ■ )>tk (io2 - _ We pay cash or trace Produce Eggs 25. Butter IH to/.»c Hower and Hower,* North of G. R. & I. Dep»* I F.M.SCHIRMEYER FRE £ H President I THEIBOWERS REALH I'*- I I I I The fchirmev r I I MONEY I

| Tom Gallogly w ag at Geneva today t on business. L John Weber made a business trip : to Herne this morning I Mr. and Mrs Ed Stevens went to Pt ' I Wayne this morning ■ i Mrs. C. V ZcbAfer went to Fo.-t I . <i.' dp to sppud the day. Fort Wayne this morning to visit with Christmae trading season last year.— I i.luffton News. mission er, and formerly a resident of I office to pay Ms aubx ription, as he I He moved to this ritv some wee ;s I Democrat.

| Henry Koeneniann went to Sheldon' ij this morning on business. j French Quinn made a business trip a to Fort Wayne this morning. S Mrs. Minnie Wilkinson went to Fort I 1 • uyne th,B morning; to spend the day *• , j Glen Robison of Portland changed , ears here today enroute to Ft Wayne.' . . Miss Jean Lutz spent the day In | lon Wayne. Hon Smith, who has been working I - 1 Hammond, Ind,, since last sumI met. arrived in the city to spend I 1 hristmaa with his parents Mr. and < I Mrs. w. R. Smith. I R'm lieavers is expected home soon I front Crawfordsville, where he Is a! I student at Wabash college. He will I aitend the holidays with h(s parents, I I Strand Mrs. 8. D. Beavers. I Miss Telsa Nelderhoiiaer, a nurse I in the city hosidtal at "Yndianapolls, I pr-ssed through the city this morning II on her way to Linn Grove to spend I, the day with relatives.— Bluffton 11 News. Ralph Moses a student tn the AmcrI lean College of Osteopthy, at Kirksville, Mo. arrived home to spend the I holidays with his parents, Mr. and II Mrs. H P. Moses.—Fort Wayne Sentiuel. Poor Anne is miserable. Her curl- I oslty will go unsatisfied to the grave. How's that’ Well, last night, she 1 dreamed she got a large Christmas I I Nckauo It was marked: "Do not 1 oeen until Christmas. She didn't, and j then she awoke. I Enos Lord of Fort Wayne, charged vjth ama-tlt and battery on the person of t ,e young man who was “keepling company" with bls daughter. Miss Flossie I.ord, and whom the father I threw o*n through the glasr door wbs ino F terpesa club h&u an later* I rrhtive ?o her life and works wna In fcaderv. the Misses Ruby Miller and Mrs. F H. Hubbard and daughter, I Ruth. Wt today for Stontac*. Mkh , I ,»here they will spend the holiday* | and attend the golden wedding of Mr. ' Hubbard’s parent a, (let'em her 2Sth. ■ Mr. Hobbard will ko to Cleveland the j first of the week to meet his daughter. Miss Fr<-Icricka, who” Is attending college, and accompany her to MonI tague. Mary Wilson Is the name of a young ! man who balls from the vicinity o' Petroleum Wells county, who desires I a wl'e by the < ' isslfied column route lln a MontMler n-wspaper. The “neti office address of Macy Is, Monti ix-l'r’ The Tlm-s-Gaiette has not the acqmlßtance of the young man who civc his see as between twenty-five •and thirty hut rill wager the price of a drink that Mary la pretty poor picking Any man of that age who hasn't got in tom h with the feminine gender rufllclently to <*’ • *W* W traliy nanta on*' Vc k* most of the uualificat'ons for a real live busy husband. Especially la thia true in Montpelier. I v here there are more pretty girls and I WtdO* * than any city of lu' vine in the state It is quite likely | *hat Mary Is a pretty aoft Individual and what he ■ -.<ht to do I* to run his picture with his want ad so that It. would display the shape of his noodle -Hartford 'Tty «>**«• BASKET BALL TONIGHT. Two Fast Gac’ts Will be Flayed at Porter Hall Tonight T*o g0.v.1 basket ball games are scheduled for thia evening, to obe I Uyrd at the I’orter hall and the forerr of this sport will got their mowey's north If they go. The first fM>» w’U ( between the seventh grade of the fit toeeph Catholic »* boola and the .-venth r»de ,h * l** h M* schools, red the second one elll be between ,», r Kek‘n«m i-lub of Fort Wayne and the Decatur city team at * !<* The 1,. „t hoys have been putting up an .client game all *«’«*”’ •»< ”»• c »e*e tMtgfit will be a good one Bv • OPgfiATEO ON THIS MORNING. Osniol •topte' iiefsenooo Operate* t9f Appeedtettio-Wtll Recover. n«nlei fitepler, well known reel,jeat of French township, was operat ,<f rm this mocnlng for appeodlcttka. i the rastnfontfon showing a very o» ~rr ease It IS l-ileted. however. | , ( ps« hr will recover In d«" "«» a”d with •«> aerious results. The opera tion was performed at iho *nith h<«e. .vttKf e* ’season and Fourth ( i streets by Dts C. * ** , ' Ur * I J M M'lhH The need Os s hoe ! pitsl Is shown rtotn the fit* «hnt thne MUenta are now at tfos born-, and «P r.'leatioov bare been made for one or | ISO others Miss Rafah fiteplvr a .i,, or of rnniel. was <>r-'s'-i on • week tuto for sppetadlcitla. and Mr. Joseph w*<sell Is taking trwaimeal for rhrematlM*

CHRISTMAS GIFTS | | —WORTH WHILE = | — llll,l ■' — 8 ra , You will probably want to buy the boy or girl some & gift which will prove useful as well as pleasing and we ask your attention to the following list which will suggest to you many things of intrinstic value which will make nice presents. " ® „ ’ —— a KM| Electric irons am jS Air rifles fig Casseroles gj^ g Aluminum novelties g@ Aluminum tea sets Watches « gjg” Tea-kettles .. Alarm clocks CTO Manicure sets Coffee pots Wagons Meat £ rinders Percolators Trycicles Dustless mops ffl SSS ®°i’ s to °l se^s n * Horse and stable blankets ww Aluminum kettles c? sweP P ers Graphones C 9 Cut glass ware a lr ° n SCti> Enameled ware Sri o-i Boys bow and arrows „ . sS Cjß Silverware Sewing machines ESQ »E3 T. . Pop guns n , mT? CT* Roasters , . Push carts B 9 . ive3 B KH Safty razor sets gQ sh H sa We will be glad to show you any time, and we will as sg be glad to have you come in. eg •LEE AND STI I.TS CO.

"Riff VAN WINKLff.* . Tonight at the Cryatal «• have the fomoua story written by Washington Irving on ' Rip Van Winkle,” la two reels. The place where he slept for twenty yean and the awakening Is given in full at the show tonight, j This is one of the greataat shows on the market You will be sorry If you miss it. Besides thia we have a V’lta ( graph split reel. All for five cents. “RIF VAN WINKLt.” two reel* Vitagraph. ■SHE WANTED A BOARDER.” ana “BUNNY'S SUICIDE.” Vitagrsph split reel. The CRYSTAL Theater, awn—wa—c-tt— mrT',,l 1 . ;s= , A#/ \ IwT ■ - »’• SANTA-CLAUS Never shaves, nor will this fellow ever cut his hair until his candidate is elected president But if you want to buy city property or a farm-iu«t w the Snow Agency before buying. We make no charge for advertising properties we have on the market. Phone 230-or “B”14 DECATUR, INDIANA

CHRISTMAS DINNER. A bountiful Christmas dinner will be served at tbe Madia:s nouse Chrlai- 1 mas day. Price, SI.OO. 303t4, < Advertisement) FOR RENT—Four furnished rooms for light housekeeping on Line St., and four on Monroe atreet will be va•ent on Dec. 24. 1812. Enquire of Mrs. or B. W. Sholty. 'Phone 521. —Advt. 303t-t-atf Simeon J. Hain at the Madison BL meat market pays the highest price tor nice dressed rabbits.—Advt. 2021<»

IfiaifliiWiW-WiWiWitlfitSiJlfilSWitlfitlfillfilliiafitSJWtlKßilSafiiSllfi: S li'iSiffi Elect nc a Appliances 1 FOR CHRISTMAS j | GIVING-- ; S Only a few more shopping ! g days lief ore jo)'void Santa Claus makes his * ~*W' j 8 S wealth of new and attractive holiday goods 2 11//I 1 // / ' ou ’ n cem P^ et ’ n >f y oo ** n More pi actical and attractive holiday gifts i g can be found here than anywhere else; we j « have something for everybody: Game CarS vers-Carving Sets-Pocket Knives-. RazorS Chafing Dishes-Manicure Sets-Sewing Sets 8 Scissors Sets-Sc roll Saws-Tricycles-Air Guns i S Express and Coaster Wagons-Automobiles \ h g Roller Skates. S Why not drop in now and look through Bn what we have to offer? (9a

NO TRESPASSING IS ALLOWED The undersigned hereby serve no- i ' Uce that they will not permit any ■ l hunting or trespassing on their farm • in tbe southwest portion of Washing • 'ton township. Hunters are part leu l.ii-, ly urged to take notice of this. 'JONATHAN MERRYMAN A BRO (Advert Bement > 3U3U. I O I BIG BARGAIN. Complete restaurant equipment for'i sale at a sacrifice. Only part cash * necessary. Enquire of J. B Holt- I house. 303t3 | (I (Advertisement)

MEETING POSTPONED TILL 31ST. County Commissioner* Will Hold Clean-up Meeting Last Day of Year. On account of the Important buritees which Is to come up. the board of county commissioner* sill not meet on the 28th as was previously an--1 nounced, but will meet on Tuesday. ' I iecember 31st, to clean up all bills and dispose ot any 1812 business that may come up. Any one havina any claim* against the county will please file them by December 28th JIM A. HRXDRICKB. Chairman of Hoard-