Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 9, Decatur, Adams County, 10 January 1913 — Page 3

The Better The Grade The Biggerl’he Trade » '-i B K /' t.

Charlie Voglewede THE SHOE SELLER

| WEATHER FORECAST! Fain or enow tonight and prabal Saturday. Mill H.- Ramey of Hammond is vis- ■ lag with his son. William Ramey, a family. R. Boyles of i <»rt U ayne is hi the guest of her father, Levi Barkh and family. Fred Bell and Fe«- s Ri oten. w at the Morris Ove and ten < ent store left yesterday after Loon lor Bluffb The public tast- is the hardest. « !• out doubt, in the whole world to aa’ - inly, but in the wriun# O s “Sunb-. 11// 6ue," which will be seen at i •WH Bosse opera house Friday, January ' Whitney Collins ha? certainly acco wished that fact Wherever thia p! > ' has been offered it has met with t undivided approval of the public. 1 reason is very simple. It lossess every ekwnent of success Corned utaattoni anda grippi; story. There are few more effect!'■ plays on the roa<_' today than “Si. bonnet Sue."

IS >Bl tfyjj ' »• Quality Groceries I I W Twenty-One ».TO,xp\ IM/ GOOD ■< K j EACH WEEK * . ' Consisting Os Quality Groceries Our Kind Would make a weak man strong TRY THEM A WEEK! I Homegrown potatoes white and smooth . . 80c bu Hollandses! cabbage aolM lose trimmed 1 l-2c lb No. 1 Baldwin apples extra large atod solid sl.lO bu Globe onions red or yellow rge and solid . 80c bu * We pay cash or tract- for produce Eggs 20. Butter 19 to 25c Hower and Hower. North of G. & & 1. Depot ’Phon«:ioß. HStSCHIRMEYER FRENCH QUINN e ■ President Secretary Treas. ■ I THE BOWERS REALTY CO. | I REALESTATE, B<'NDS, LOANS. | | ABSTRACTS. I :* • S J The Schimn-v. r Alistrm ' mpany complete Ab-I | Street Records. Twenty years Experience ~ H Farms, City Property, 5 per cent g I MONEY I

I Miss Belle Miller of ITeble ,a high i »i i.ool student, slipped and fell yesteri day after reaching this city and frac- [ tired her right arm. 1 John J. Hirschy, clerk of the MisI *>"nary church at Berne, filed notice of the election of John J. Amstutd, trustee for three years. ■i i —-c ■■ — lll »" “THE THIRD DEGREE." .. In an article yesterday headed ‘Business Men in Theatricals,” we noticed United Play Company of Chicago Us taken over the western territory for several New York and London dramatic successes. Among the plays to b presented is ‘‘The Third Degree.” Why can't we have this splendid play it our city? o— NOTICE. You can get shaved for 10 cents at the West End barber shop, north of G R. *l. depot. First class work i r.e. Two barbers. Clem Knoff and Mr. Baughman, Prop. 9t3 NOTICE, FIREMEN. there will be a special meeting of th» fire department at the city hall at 7!• tn. Ail members are requested to b present Business of importance. By order of COMMITTEE.

I NOTES FROM LEGISLATURE. — Mr. Beatty Is Home Today. Representative Beatty came homo this morning form Indianapolis, where eh attended the opening sessions of the legislature. Because of the illness of Mrs. Beatty ho hastened home ns soon as he could get away. He is pleased with his committee appointmepts, is impressed with Mr. Cook, the new spelter, and believes the session will be one Lorn which a numi her of laws for the greater good o' t the most people will result., He will return to the Capitol Monday. Miss Tonneiller is Appointed. Upon the recommendation of Mr. Beatty, represetative from Adams county, Miss Amelia Tonnelier, of Decatur, has been named as one of I the official stenographers in the house. Miss Tonneller serve;’ in a similar ca•pgeity, two years ago and made a splendid record. She will report for jduty next Monday. Mr. Beatty on Committees, Indianapolis, iAd. ( Jull Ift-MSpeclal Jto Dally Democrat)—Mr. Beatty of Adams county was appointed by Speaker Cook to serve on a number of the important committeea of house. He was named as chairman of the committee on claims and is a member of the following: Judiciary, labor, reformatory institutions, public library, sinking fund and organization of courts. These committees are all very Important and there will bo much wortc for the Adams county representative, especially in the judiciary, organization of courts, snd-labor committees Mr, Beatty will no doubt have a busy term in the ses sion. Both Houses Are Ready. Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. It)—Special to Dully Democrat) —The Indiana legislature convened today with the outlook for a busy session of law making Speaker Cook in addressing the memben advised them to proceed along progressive lines. Governor Marshalls recommendation that bills be reported within six days by the comihlttees. was voted down. The house organized and will convene at m o'clock Friday morning. The senate js also ready for work and will convene again at 10 o’clock Friday. CHEERS UP WITH GOOD Dr. Joha Ff. John, lormer president of DePauw university, and one of the best known lecturers on religious subjects In this country, is conducting s series st .the Methodist church this week. Dr. John formerly was a newspaper man and be lores the smell of the ink and the nimble at the wheels still. He always manages to call on the editor, and his smile and a story or two go a long ways toward taking the "kink" out of a hard day's work. Here's one ho told us: “A gentleman was lecturing before a large audience and for an hour or more he held them spell bound As he concluded he asked If there was any one present who eared to ask s question, and immediately there rose a stern faced, Atraham Uncoln-look Ing fellow, who said, “Yes. can you tel) me how to find the greatest com mon divisor?” It was unlooked for, and almost stunned the lecturer, whose face, however, soon again look on the light of intelligence, as fie pointed directly at the questioner and replied. "Yes, advertise for it"*

I THATSwhythel L x hen that lays in I ' w the winter is worth I l -two that only lay in I * • the summer time » You can make I ZT* your hens by in I 7— winter by the con- I —« aistent feeding of I D< lii leal Straps I Come in—get n hag I 3? |r w of this high protein I ■ I meat feed for your I I I * fowls—and be sure g ■ I "of winter egg | I B—» profits. 1 ■ B"a ■ IbTsmSf — kt r 1

EL. CARROLL

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Ft CRYSTAL THEATRE TONIGHT Henderson’s Comedy Co. In Vaudeville Featuring the Funny Farce Senatoi McFee Master Jack and Walter In Singing and Talking Act Admission 10c The CRYSTAL Theater.

Come In And Get Our Spring Catalogue of Garden By buying them in bulk you get 4 to 8 times more for your money. Oil cake meal $2.00 100 lbs. Cottnn seed meal SI.BO per 100 lbs. Ground Flax seed $3.50 per 100 lbs. ' Oyster shells, chicken feed etc. Buy calf meal and save your milk, guaranteed better and cheaper.

JANUARY SPECIAL We place on sale this morning 20 suit patterns in fancy cheviots and tweeds all desireable patterns from which vou can have your choice at $22.50 for a Tailor Made Suit. Our reason for doing this is we have to keep our tailors busy during the slack season, fne original prices on these suits were S2B and $30., so it means quite a saving to you—see our show window. HOLTHOUSE, SCHULTE & CO. Good Clothes Sellers for Men and Boys.

Hill SALE—A 135.00 stove; will burn either coa» or wood. Will sell for >ls. Inquire at Hcusicker Bros.' restaurant. 310t6 FOR SALE—Driving norse, lady broke; single buggy and harness. Inquire Peoples & Gerke shoe store. , 31-ot3 FOR SALE—Turee story business block; one-third trade, 107 Walnut St., Wabash, Ind. AT THE REX THEATRE! To-night “The Quarrel A Crystal comedy with Pearl White in the lead Th; Vale: and the Maid One of the best mirth provokers fever Animated Weekly No. 37 DEFYING DEATH-Fred Owens aeronaut shot from a cannon attached to a baloon three thousond feet high PARISIAN FASHIONS TERRIBLE RAILROAD WRECK—scored killed and injured at Irvington Indiana and many other interesting views. Third Reel Is Mutt and Jeff don’t miss these three reels they are good ones ADMISSION FIVE CENTS $5 00 in gold will be given away every Tuesday night • AT THE REX THEATRE

IU WHY > Every Third Car is a FORD ■ n By FORD Owners ■ j A few of the reasons WHY I bought a Ford; I j j Ist. Because it i« sure to bring me home. I * { 2nd. Because it is always ready to go. ! ‘ 3rd. It is a money saver on fuel and tires. gj “3 4th. It is built right and durable S| z I sth. Wnen I want to go 1 am sure of going. Bi J 6tn. Prices on jmrts are not extortionate, and everywhere. U j 7th. That when I bought a Ford I’d have an auto built buy a H ■ comuany who knows how and wno will be in business for some time. |B ■ r 3i Bth. That the price of parts for my car decline every time ”1 Ford reduces the price of his car. f ' I I have driven my 1911 car almost 6,000 miles, and can say that 1 am I | I well pleased. | I j James Nonamaker, Retired farmer j i I ] Zanesville, Indiana lJ Gtl Hereafter we will try to tell you why every Third car is a FORD O 'I — I- ■■■!■!■ Ill— ■■■■■■■!■ 111 — MB SGROVE GARA6E Co. Branch

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Berghoff Beer by the case. f ' ■rr V/ Comer of Second and | I Madison streets. LOST—Girl’s red tie with brvost pin in ft. Lost between city and 2’ z j Pay your gas bill and miles wmi cr town. Finder please r<. avoid the penalty. Tomortum to mis r.fiee.—Advt. 306tt row is last day. Bt2 BOSSE OPERA HOUSE " ONE NIGHT FRIDAY, JANUARY, 10TH. AN AMERICAN PLAY “SUNBONNET SUE" By Whitney Collins— A New Idea QF" !"*“ ELI and In Comedy O tZ. C. BECKY “Finer Than Frog’s Hair” The Play That Has Made the Playgoers ‘Sit Up and Take Notice” * The best and cleanest comedy of New York life now be fore the public. Four Acts- Big Strong Acts- An Original Plot Direction Pai k Play Co., Chicago and New York, Prices 25-35-50 Seat Sale Usual Place

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