Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 7, Decatur, Adams County, 8 January 1913 — Page 3

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fg Charlie Voglewede THE SHOE SELLER

■tEAlill-R HWffAST: ♦ Hp*' — - -*■»*>-» >»+| MpWv tint ri. s !on:i:!:t and Tue«l g" ’ O Cook made a businors trip to this morning. '■, O. F. Gillion. ot Borne transa. b vintt* here yesterday. • F ed Meyers of Geneva spent ; p,’;)Ffcer. on business. I'Wl’.t Winn.s tn.ide ■ ?usiness t • »yesterday afternoon. A. F. Welflev returned fro — Chi.t.e !a.< t>««n on businesr fcf 1 -’’# i'll ' II- of Geneva w„ k a ( . •> •wtait- ..i the city yesterday ■tfrMk Hi — y of lei . rd ~ towtir lathe <itv yesterday on busfn. | Mat' Wagoner, of St Pa..' Mini, no has been employed here for t - fest four months returned yesterd. ‘ hMM*i "I »on business. Mrs Dai is Doctor of Monroe bi» yesterday visiting here with John Par tie. Os Bear Wlllsh..o, Ohio, was n eiiyljjjiteniaj on business.

| the home of I |Fy , ''X A Quality GroceriesJ Twenty-One JW GOOD K /ppEUZIMi MEALS | EACH WEEK 1 I C nsisting llf Quality Groceries Our Kind i Would make a weak man strong | TRY THEM A WEEK! H<> tj r »wo w lit? and smooth 60c bu H i s.ed cabbage s< lid dose trimmed 1 l-2c lb jfc» 1 BI dwin apples ex ra Urge and solid sl.lO bu Gl > tons red or tell<»w large and solid . 80c bu t te ;mi cast trace for produce Eggs IX R..uerl9to2Sc I H .-v ra d Hower. .. w 11. ,p hone 108.

Iti'S HIRMEYER FRIMCH QUINN H Prwident Tjtom. - i.EALTY CO. I ■ RhAi i-.' '* • LOANS, K Schirm? < r mpany compute AbI | F.r™, sParent5 Parent MONEY - --- >

A. C. Ball made a business trip to Marlon today J. W. iiarklcsß was a Fort Wayne bu inesa visitor today. A. Geary went to Fort Wayne this a ning on business. ’ohn Tyndall made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. John Hendricks of Monroe was a business visitor here today. Mrs. A. Dellingham went to Fort Jayne this morning to spend the day. moon Hain, the meat dealer, made « ‘i’.isine“3 trip to Fort Wayne this rning. Wilbur Porter left this morning for iKinnatl, Hamilton, Dayton, Piqua. *al"sidney, Ohio, on a business trip. Mis .Cal I’eterson .»nd Mrs. John ett are visiting with Mrs. Ever- ■ «ts sister, Mrs. Emma Sweitser, at Litni, Ohio. > Mrs. 8 C. Bowen ana children returned this noon to Port Wayne afte s visit at the J. W. Hurless homo ’ r Vren, Ohio. I Mr. and Mrs. John Colchln went to Pon Wayne this morning where they t will attend the funeral of Francis Me- . Dennett, whose death occurred last , Sunday. The funeral was held this nornlag from St Patrick's church.

Ed Weisling has gone to Ft. Wayne on business. Amos Walker of Geneva was here today on business. 17. F. Fugato of Monroe was a business visitor here today. C. H. Bonko of Monroeville was in the city today on business. Henry Krick vs. Adams county commissioners. Demurrer tiled by board of commissioners to complaint. Harold Mun ay was a victim of the icy walk yesterday, when he slipped and fell, wrenching fcis right arm. No bones were broken, but the wrench required medical treatment. Mrs. Margaret Louthan returned today noon to her home at Fort Wayne after attending the funeral of her uncle, R. N. Andrew*. She was the guest over night ot her sister, Mrs. Joseph Hower,L. H. Purdy, the civil war veteran, who has been quite ill, with the grip, was somewhat better today. His advanced age, however, renders the case more complicated, ria will be sevenfive- years old this month. G. A. Lehman, oldest son cf J. F. Lehman of Berne, and at present instructor of German and Latin at the Central Mennonite College at Bluffton, Ohio, won first prize for baritone solo in a musical contest given under the auspices of the Columbus, Ohio, Eisteddfod association, held on New Year's day'in Memorial hall at Columbus. In a preliminary contest Mr. was on'- of the twenty competitirs and in the finale sang against Toledo and Pittsburg, is solo was entitled *'O Star of Eve" (Tannhausen by Wagner, and the price of |lO was I donated by Judge David Davis of Cincinnati . TO SECURE MR. NELSON Os Monroe to Succeed Martin Jaberg as Teacher. Trustee C. E. Magtey of Root township is making efforts to secure Mr Nelson, a well know'n teacher now residing in Monroe, to succeed Martin Jaberg, as principal of the Monmouth school. Mr. Nelson taught formerly tn Preble township, but is now engaged in business In Monroe He has had excellent succeaa as a teacher. Mr. Jaberg tendered b's resignation to take the position of rural mail carrier, effective January Ith. GIVEN MILITARY BURIAL. With military honor was the body of Robert Niblick. Andrews laid to rest this morning in tie Ray cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Remans at the Methodist church at >:3O. The pall bearers were drawn from the ranks of the G. A. R and were former companions of the deceased, they being John Ely. Perry Ely, Samuel Chronirter, Ezra Cutting, Nathan Beckner, enry Trimm.

Among The Stars X\ ’ zCjPv in the liquor world our whis- Z v> * key stands out brilliantly ek frcm ordinary brands. It <s> loous better, smells better, vW x taste better and is better. To ////Mm /*/ g Sth. try a bottle is to stamp one’s I / m good judgement of what is a / I good wholesome stimulant as well as the finest kind of beverage. Berghoff Beer by the case. fj'.P’ F V Comer of Second and L»<J« t LC, I Madison stroll.

W Old Adams County Bank , Decatur, Indiana !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■k Cbpiuu IWO.OOO I Surpiua . I*l. <«M» < fijß. I C. S. Niblick. Prmud-wt mw. x I M Klrmhaod John Niblick I View Prwmdenu f JndSQ I ex. Ehin«*r, Cwhiwr. SRhßw I “ Do ad Earn, loans V /OTMgi «fn I K?aa aSncialty |M || I Reflect ' m. |MEg .»■—l Revive Collection. -• Made qn*MMti]v A U.oe Rosin nn the Fi..gt.s Every AccomodaPrevents The Dollars Slipping Thru’ With Safe Placed to The Credit Hankinv Os a Burk Account Accumulate For You! 1 Patmnt We Pay 4 PcrCent Interest on 1 Year Time Deposits

Council Doings - (Continued from Page 1) John W. Coffee 78.44 Citizens’ Improvement Co., second payment 1212.50 Geo. C Hale 3.00 P. J. Hyland 33.94 ■Central Rubber & Suppiy C 0... 4.69 H. W. Johns-ManvEl Co 250.00 Clyde Noble 11.00 Wm. Schamerloh 7.75 Wm. Hitchcock 5.60 G. F. Kintz 26.00 Ft. Wayne Electric Works .... 61.20 Clover Leaf railroad 648.62 Schaub-Dowling Co. 6.93 Kirsch, Sellemeyer & Sons.... 184.60 I Ft. Warne Oil & Supply Co. .. 11.71' t A BIRTHDAY DINNER. 1 John Niblick, the well known mer- ' chant, celebrated his birthday today, and was the honored guests at a lam : 1 ily birthday dinner given by his wife. Guests were their children and their ' families. Mrs. O. P. Edwards of Leipsic, Ohio, however, could uct be present on account of the ice-bound condi-1 tion which delayed traffic on the elec- ' i trie lines. REVIVAL SERVICES. Special revival meetings are beipg I held at the Pleasant Mills M. E. ’ church. All cordially invited to attend J. O. HOCHSTERLER. 1 Pastor. 1 WANTED—MiddIe aged lady to keep house. —Vai Snell, R. R. 5. 3t3 AT THE , RFX THEATRE! To-night “WAS MABLECURED” Florence and < iw- ' en Moore play the leads in ’ this diverting comedy The Bewitched Bandbox Ha! Ha! This comedy is so funn that we don’t want to • spoil the fun by telling you about it “Kelly On A Tightrope ’ f Get ready for a good hearty »'l laugh. A great big laugh in J every scene tj FREE $5.00 in gold given awaj * every’ Tuesday night at the y 1 ■ REX THEATRE

|r -t J i3HE9E H Ch** >ro* ■. - 1 . - *--ij fiSfIESI BHB WHY? | Every Third Car is a FORD B IBy FORD Owners jw Why my car is a Ford is because these cars go more miles to the gallon of fl gasoline than any four cylinder car. They are less expensive on tires than || other cars because of the extreme light weight. They are simple throughout # and very easily operated. They have a reliable motor with oiling system and gja magneto built right in. Can get repairs around most any corner at prices that l|j are right. I have driven mine three seasons and if I ever have need of another I it will be a Ford every time. Ed Robinson Farmer, Auctioneer, and Realty Broker ; Markle, Indiana. B Five Passenger Touring Car Two Pasenger Torpedo | ■ $620.00 $545.00 U S GROVE GARA6E Co. Branch Manager fW \ \ fl wie— iniir"iiiiintii mini

R. L STAPKHtATtII R I M.D.jD.O. OSTEPATHIC PHYSICIAN Acute and Cronic Diseases Diseases of women and children especially Benefit positively guaranteed accepted cases Examination Free Office Over Bowers Rea'tv company Phene 314 Decatur. Ind. X I 1j £JI wk •F— F r The 24-Karat Bread Like gold that assays 100 per cent pure, this bread of ours is faultless in baking. The ingredients ahd scientific manner of preantion give it a flavor ana tastiness which no other loaf possesses. Once you begin to use this bread, you will never want any .other kind. J 0 Martin WBWWWU , IILg ,lI ~LU--- t- 11 - • "" Start the New Year Rlgti Or all your Mila Into Me. We will loan you the t»a<*a«*ry money on your household rood», (iiano, fiituree. team*. etc. •«. without removal We «i»» you » writtea most or your contract Also al I low extra time without chant* In raw of bicklMM or low of work. ate Ia the weekly payment on a |3500 loan for fifty »eek» larger or amaller amount* m aamo proportion If you nerd money fill out and mail 'i» thi« blank and our I A«ont will rail -n you. Name Addrea* Amount wanted Our aitent la In livralur tvory Tueoday. Reliable FrlvMe k Waflh C tltb I Hatabllahod |»»« Room 2. Ser I ond Floor, 70S Calhoun Street I Home 'l*hono, 133. J* ‘O’ Ua* fi

W ' ——rweaw— .rfmaemMwamaaaameaMi I This wet weather is when you need to be careful of your Heal- = th get a S E pair of our rubber shoes 2. ’ and keep your feet • .DRY PEOPLES & GERKF = k i Turn over a new leaf with the . W /ft\ « beginning of 1913 start smoking i sJ r*Xl home grown cigars. Try the , Pf-.** White Stag Extra Mild a cigar ■ that has made more friends in 1912 than any other kind in town . K v ■\j|L has a much better taste and arI xj oma than manv so called Havana , w 10c cigars. Try one and see B zU what • rea,l Y K c ‘£ ar .y° u can ix get for a niexei and say its made J a t home g JANUARY SALE “ X on 5 II VEHICLE SUPPLIES II H Rubber hood storm fronts .>175 LJ • Vestibule Frontss7.so • —» Buggy top side curtain* per pair . . . .$1.50 • 5 Carnage curtains for extension top . . .$5 00 «■» [] Special Price op all Repair Work [J = 5 STORM BUGGIES = • For Sale at Reduced Prices S We Fool tlie Weather U U m DF.CATLR CARRIAGE WORKS 0 S / Far Your Nrxt Ruggy •» • 3 Doors E. of Post Office W. D. Porter Prop. X