Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 26, Decatur, Adams County, 30 January 1913 — Page 5

W E V 0 great man y times “W do I ■ but one is that R S hrniurht nmv Sale We “ ave ever ad K* 1 ' f hey SaW I IX? give , a , n , d the - v coming‘‘X’S? i I E H with vou nnd u'p “ e . want to get acquainted flg ■ \L k . "'■■ 11 “• Better | ■ Charlie Voglewede S S SELLER |

Weather forecast : ■Rain or snow tonight and Friday. Friday Colder. Haley made a business trip to Fort Wayne today. Kj. W. Tyndall was a Fort Wayne ■Bin<«B visitor today. J. W Bosse and son, Edmund, •jet i the day in Fort Wayne. Blrs. C. J. Lutz and daughter, .lean, •pent the day in Fort Wayne. ■Lttorney C. L. Walters went to Ft. this morning on business relating to the title of some land. Bjohn Joseph and his cousin, Chas. Hitem, of New Straitsville, Ohio, who has been his guest, spent the day in' Fort Wayne. Hfhe Misses Catherine and Lucy Stra.ubinger of Willshire, Ohio, passedl through the city this morning enroßte to Fort Wayne. Mars. J, T. Merryman has gone to Chicago for a two weeks’ visit with her daughter, Mrs. Don Quinn, and her . little granddaughter, Louise Qainu

I I UH KI HE Quahty Groceries | HE* *■“ | ||A 'lk™ 1 Each Day I H Brings It’s Problem* ! H Of What To ■ I ' f° r I When Up The Stump Call Us Up, I 0 And We’ll Help You Down By Suggesting SomeI thing Good | That Will Appeal To Your Appetite. I These Staples Will Interest You ■Fancy New York Eating Apples per pk. . . .30c I White smooth home-grown potatoes per bu. . . 60c 1. Large solid onions, white or yellow a bu. .... 75c KjClose trimmed slaw cabbage per lb. . . ~ - • • 2c I 25 lb. granulated sugar I We pay cash or trade for produce | Eggs 20. Butter 20 to 27c II I M - J Hower and Hower. I North of G. R. & I. Depot. H F - M - SC pS n E t YER F | ■ I THE BOWERS REALTY CO. I S REAL ESTATE, BONDS, LOANS, | ABSTRACTS. ra H The Schirmevpr Abstract Company complete Ab- EE 1 stmct Records, Twenty years Experience ■ Farms, City Property, 5 percent' jg ■ MONEY E

Ed Vancil made a business trip to Monroe this morning. J. W. Lower made a business trip • to Fort Wayne this morning. Tom Gallogly went to Hoagland ] this morning on busininess. Mrs. Malinda Fronfield of Fort i Wayne was visiting friends here. Miss IJlly Gates of Wren, Ohio, was here shopping yesterday. Miss Mayne Deininger was a Fort Wayne business visitor yesterday. George Wemhoff made at business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Mrs. Fred Schafer went to Fort Wayne this morning to spend the day. Mrs. Burt Mangold and Miss Bernice Andrews went to Fort Wayne I this morning, where they will visit a few days with Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Weldy, Mrs. John Scare, Mrs. Joseph Gunsett and M.rs, H l . Schinnerer changed ! cars enroute to Fort Wayne to call on Mrs. Herman Gunsett, of Van Wert, Ohio, a patient at the Lutheran hospital. Mark Lea’s Musical Comedy company left this morning for Greenville, Ohio, after closing a three night’s engagement here at the Bosse opera ; ’ house. They are booked for Green--1 ville the remainder of the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Burton Niblick and Mrs. Niblick l 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nowell, of Payson, 111., spent the afternoon in Fort Wayne. C. S. Mumma, chairman of the Adams County Farmers’ association, this morning began the distribution of the programs for the institute to be held ; here February 6 and 7. ! Harry Jeffrey, who called on his! mother at the Lutheran hospital, Fort I Wayne, Wednesday evening, was J agreeably surprised to find her so much better than his visit there Suu-i duy found her. She is getting along I Very well. Miss As» J tl |(j a Sellemeyer, who was w ’lth her sister, Miss Agnes Sellemeyer, at the Lutheran hlspital, Fort Wayne, yesterday, called on Mrs. Oliver Schug, who underwent s' similar operation last Saturday evening. She was not so well yesterday as she had been the first of the week. Mr. Schug is at the hospital during her ill , ness, as well as her mother and other, I relatives, Tomorrow the third semi-monthly horse sale will be held by the Decatur 1 Horse Sale company, and they al-' ready have their barns filled with some of the nicest and classiest stock on the market, with several more car loads coming in. Every sale held this season has been better than the preleeding one and the sale of tomorrow promises to ouUhine them all. With | the promise of good weather and high i competitive bidding, the sale is sure to be a record breaker. The Van Wert county grand jury, Investigating the Helen Hoover shooting mystery, is resting until Friday morning, after hearing a number of additional witnesses. It is confidently expected that an indictment will be returned against the young husband, though new developments in the case lead people of Van Wert to believe that the prosecution will find it difficult to convict Hoover of the crime. If it does, it is said it will be on circumstantial evidence alone. Mr. Hoover’s father, who is wealthy, said |he would spend his last cent in defense of his son. The young husband had made no statement to throw any new light on the mystery and seems to be more concerned over his own welfare than the death of his wife.

I MORE PEOPLE THAN EVER BEFORE I 31 ' 4 1 ’ g Are buying at the big sale of Teeple, Brandyberry & Peterson. They know from | h our past sales they can save money. To be brief - g g g We guarantee to save you from 20 to 50 per cent, on anything you buy at this sale. g g—-~ c — 5 5 \A/E QUOTE XX F'EFAAZ PRICES BELOW: I |JM - g Any Overcoat in the store, BLACK SUITS ODD PANTS FOR MEN CAPS $ |g one-third off. Now is the Sizes 34 to 42 will be sold Onefourth Off. Our entire line of SI.OO Ifi Iff time to buy Overcoats. from one-third to one-half SI.OO Pants go at $.75 Caps will go at 75c UE ♦♦ SIO.OO Coats go at... .$ 6.65 off. These are bargains if 1.50 Pants go at 1.15 Our entire line of 50c ♦♦ g 12.00 Coats go at.... 8.00 you need a black suit. 2.00 Pants go at 1.50 Caps will go at 25c g LE 15.00 Coats go at.... 10.00 3.00 Pants go at 2.25 ' 7 UC ♦± 16.50 Coats go at.... 11.00 Fancy Suits for Men and 3.50 Pants go at 2.60 All Heavy Weight Wool Un- g g 18.00 Coats go at.... 12.00 Young Men will be sold from 4.00 Pants go at 3.00 derwear, one-fourth Off. aR Lfl 20.00 Coats go at.... 13.30 one-fifth to one-third off, 5.00 Pants go at 3.75 $2.00 Suits go at $1.50 «- g 22.50 Coats go at.... 15.00 while they last. We have all 2.50 Suits go at 1.85 ♦♦ g 25.00 Coats go at.... 16.65 sizes. BOYS KNICKERBOCK- 3.00 Suits go at 2.25 g g —- ER PANTS 3.50 Suits go at 2.65 g g CRAVENETTE COATS BLUE SERGE SUITS One-fifth Off. - SI.OO Cotton Fleece-lined ♦♦ » «, non *»« no An * Blue Ser 8 e Suit at 20 $ -75 Pants go at $ .60 Union Suits go at 75c g SIO.OO Coats go at. ...$ 8.00 ner cent off 1.00 Pants go at 80 damcv nprcc qutdtc g 12.00 Coats goat.... 9.60 per cent ott. 150 Pants Lat 120 FAN CY DRESS SHIRTS 15.00 Coats go at.... 12.00 SIO.OO Suits go at. ...$ 8.00 g ——:— $ .50 Shirts go at $.40 Jfi g 18.00 Coats g<s at.... 14.40 12.50 Suits go at.... 10.00 UMBRELLAS 1.00 Shirts go at 80 g g 20.00 Coats go at.... 16.00 15.00 Suits go at.... 12.00 At One-fifth Off. 1.50 Shirts go at 1.20 55 S 16.50 Suits go at.... 13.20 $ .50 Umbrellas go at. .$ .40 T»r/-ir fcT .-iTimn... S g BOYS’OVERCOATS 18.00 Suits go at.... 14.40 SI.OO Umbrellas go at.. .80 WOOL SHIRTS ♦♦ ?± Up to size of 9 years at one- 20.00 Suits go at. ... 16.00 1.50 Umbrellas go at.. 1.20 SI.OO Shirts go at $.50 half off. 22.50 Suits go at.... 18.00 2.00 Umbrellas go at.. 1.60 1.50 Shirts go at 75 Jfi bR $2 50 Coats so at $1 25 25 - 00 Suits g° at - ... 20.00 3.00 Umbrellas go at.. 2.40 2.00 Shirts go at 1.00 g |g 3*.00 Coats go at:::::.l.S0 ROVg > vmrvrpnnrv 5 - 00 Umbrellas 2° at - • 4 -?° 2 ’ s ° Shirts g° at 125 g g 4.00 Coats go at 2.00 FR FANCY STITTS ' 6.00 Umbrellas go at. SWEATER COATS S g/ 5.00 Coats go at 2.50 ER . ANCY SUITS FELT HATS SSO Coats go at S3O |g 6.00 Coats go at 3.00 One-third Off. $1 00 Hats go at $ , 75 LOO Coats | o at ;;;; g LE T7AMCV ATT WDOT $3.00 Suits go at $2.00 1.50 Hats go at 1.10 1.50 Coats go at 1.00 g 35 QTTTTS.. T OTI 4.50 Suits go at 3.00 2.00 Hats go at 1.50 2.50 Coats go at 1.65 S bfi * . 5.00 Suits go at 3.35 3.00 Hats go at 2.25 3.00 Coats go at 2.00 Jfi LE a $3.50 will buy any $lO to 600 Suits go at 4.00 4.00 Hats go at 3.00 5.00 Coats go at 3.30 g sls Suit in sizes to 36. 7 .50 Suits go at 5.00 5.00 Hats go at 3.75 3 bfi LOT 2. Our entire line of Boys’ The above includes all soft FUR CAPS g $5.00 Will buy any $lO to Knickerbockers, Blue Serge and stiff Hats, in our cele- $3.50 Caps go at $2.30 g w sls Suit in size to 37. These Suits will go at 20 per cent brated Roelofs and Stetson . 4.00 Caps go at 2.65 g arc good all-wool suits. off. Brands. 5.00 Caps go at 3.30 g sfi DA D K. IM "T ADI 17 ■ wish to call special attention to our bargain table, on which you will find many articles at less g 5 Alli I AdLL. than one-half price. k. Lfj g Positively no Goods Charged at Sale Prices. Sale will Positively close Feb. Bth. Do not wait but come early, g I Teeple, Brandyberry & Peterson B!G store d b eca c tor, Indiana | ■ Xai r*Mr*ir**if ♦ir- ♦ir- *ll- ♦ir , »Lr»LE»tr , »u - »u-Hr ♦tr ♦tr- ♦LEfirwr ♦irttr «u**i r*i r-Ai >-*■ r-Ai r-«i r-*i

Ben Schroyer of Bellefontaine, O„ who has been employed at the sugar , plant, left for Toledo, Ohio, where he has secureda position. Mr. and Mis. Buuck of Woodburn brought their four-year-old child, who is afflicted with infantile paralysis, to this city yesterday to have her treat;ed. Mrs. Henry Koenemann of this [city has a sister in Woodburn, and I through her they heard of the remarkable recovery of little Alvena Koenemann, who had been a sufferer from the infantile paralysis, being the only j one out of live in this city, who has fully recovered. The Buuck child was brought here to the physician who so successfully treated the Koenemann babe. The funeral services for the late Mrs. James ißohn of Linn Grove will not be held until next Sunday, on account of the inability of two of her children, Mrs. Florence Runyon, who lives in Canada, and Charles Rohn, who makes his home in Oregon, who will not be able to arrive bei fore Saturday evening. The services will be conducted from the Wvangeli|cal church at 10 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. David Gerber and family of this city Will go for the funeral, Mrs. Gerber being a sister of the deceased. The boys’ class of the German Reformed Sunday school taught by Miss Sue Mayer, have organized socially, to meet the second and last Wednesday ■ evenings in each month, at the homes. The have taken the name “The Banner Class,” have adopted a motto, colors and will take up the study of child-life in various counties. Their colors are blue and white, for honesty and purity, and the social evenings spent together are for the Purpose of knitting themselves together more closely in all that tends to the upbuild of true manhood. They held their first meeting Wednesday evening with Elmer Miller on West Monroe street, and the next meeting will be with Sol Lord. Games, music and luncheon were each given place, after the business period. The class includes besides those named, George Miller, Edgar Moyer, Albert Gehrig, Harry Knapp, Ervin Hofstetter. FOR SALE —Choice building lot, five squares northwest of court house; plenty of fruit.—Jacob Atz. 26t3

== lllll = lllll ==t lll l=;:l! M ~ 3 :J MBS am | ■ —<ZXL>C ]LLXLX2>— aa» || -OOOOC- | s Only 3 days more and our big January II ij Sale is over. This is your last opportun- U ity to purchase goods at sale prices, take = E advantage of this remaining 3 days and II || save money on what you have to purchase s U in'Dry Goods. This sale closes January, n ~ 31, 1913. Only 3 more days. || II ====== = I THE BOSTON STORE || 111 DECATUR INDIANA =

I . FOR SALE —Ground bones for chick- I . | ens.—Dyonis Schmitt 26t12 FOUND —Ladies’ purse; owner inquire at Artman & Hess Case. 24t3 ~FOR SALE ! . Moving picture machine and Calcium lighting outfit, for traveling, will trade for horse Inquire of Allen Studo Nos Court House, Decatur.

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