Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 107, Decatur, Adams County, 5 May 1913 — Page 3

Outing Shoes For Boy Scouts Boys who take long hikes, news boys and boys who play ball like our outing shoes because they are l ight easy and cool. Brown Elk skin uppers and white elk soles, seamless sides, no seams to rip and wear like buck skin. 51.75 to $2.50 Charlie Voglewede TH™ SHOE SEI_I_EFR

* 1 4 WEATHER FORECAST; »»♦♦♦♦♦«“> I g Showers tonight or Tuesday. Cooler. ’ f Charlie Weber wag a visitor in Ft. I Wayne over Sunday. r.Mrs. Bert Hawkins an : ■ .(•. . • Wren, Ohio, were shopping here Saturbltay. 1 Mrs. W. L. Magner and daughter, . ■leited over Sunday with Mrs. D. R. ! |Brown at Monroeville. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Schug of Hart ( ', ; Jt>rd City were visitor here Saturday at • the home Os Mr. and Mrs A. M. Henry. | Mrs. Willis Reed and sister, Zelina ■SfcQueen, went to Convoy, Ohio for * week’s visit with their grandmother,' Mrs. Sarah Weis. ■ Postmaster Lower reports letters Mpemaining uncalled for at the Decatur' for Daniel Huherer, .Joe HurHph, Countess Lavinaci Magri, Floyd' IgjCook, Ray Griswold, J. W. Henny & ■ Marguerite Neel, H. Morris, Sam Moyer, Charles Summers, L. L. Sy-! phers, Nick Werenenient.

PINEAPPLES I I The pineapple season this year will be 30 or 40 days I earlier than usual and never a better quality. I Next week will be a good time. Get ready for yours j Leave your Order with us I On the farm you will need salt sack 5, 20, 65c salt I bbl. $1.30. Oyster shells sk. 75c. Chicken feed course 9 or fine in sacks or bulk | We give a special price on flour in bbl. lots at I The Home of Quality I Groceries I I Hower and Hower I North of G. R. & I. Depot Phone 108 *

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C. N. Christen made a business trip to Geneva this morning. John Hoffman went to Monroeville this morning on business. William Mougey of Fort Wayne spent Sunday in the city with relatives. Dan Costello was home from Fort M ayne to spend Sunday with her parents. Abe Boch and family are moving today into the Dan Erwin house in Lakeside, Fort Wayne. D. F. Leonard and family will occupy the Boch residence here. Paul Baumgartner has leased a house on North Second street and will move bis family here from Berne during the time he serves as deputy for Auditor Baltzell. Billie Burke says: “Most women who do not work outside their homes think that it Is only “cakes and ale” to make a living for four or five de- ' pendent people; they look about them jat other women who have made a success in man's work and are sure . that they could do the same, but few of them would work as the man or ! woman who earns even a modest compensation.”

Fed Rohrer of Berne was here today on businnss. Mrs. Sarah Mercer of Williams was shopping here today. Dr. Neptune and family were guests of relatives at Wren, Ohio. Miss Lillian Bogner enjoyed an automobile trip to Berne Sunday with friends. Miss Stella Wenihoff of Fort Wayne visited here with her mother over Sunday. Miss Stella Wenihoff of Fort Wayne spent Sunday in the city with her mother. Fred Colchin was at Wapakoneta, Ohio, yesterday, attending the K. of C. initiation. L. T. Bokaw has closed his popcorn store for ten days while he is at the lakes. Cadel Meibers left this morning for Rome City, where he will spend a week fishing. » Mr. and Mrs. Will Beriing of Bluffton were guests of the E. X. Ehinger family over Sunday. Free Frislnger is home from Indiana University to spend his spring cation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Steele of Fort Wayne visited here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Steele. Agnes Starost returned to her work at Fort Wayne this morning after spending Sunday in the city with her parents. John Lachot left on his weekly business trip this morning from here to Plymouth and then over to Nappanee, Indiana. Mrs. William Badders of Fort Wayne, who is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Sam Frank, went to Fort Wayne for the day. George Geels of this city and Henry Rykoff and daughter, Rosa, of Terre Haute went to Fort W’ayne this morning to spend the day. Misses Louise Brake and Amelia Weber returned from Fort Wayne this morning after spending Sunday with Miss Ludmilla Lauer. Miss Jennie Ernst returned to her school work at the Fort W’ayne business college this morning after spending Sunday in the city with relatives. Mrs. Richard Koaugh and son, Edwin, and Mrs. Cowan and daughter, Dorothy, of Fort Wayne were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Boyers and family over Sunday. Misses Kate and Ruth Hammell, with their brother. Will, returned this morning from Bryant, where they 1 spent Sunday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Schull. Henry Rykoff and daughter. Miss Rosa, of Terre Haute will leave for their home Wednesday after visiting in the city with the George Geels family for a few days. Mrs. R. Ernsoerger received word this morning from Marion, informing her of the serious illness of her cousin, Mrs. Ray Slick. Mrs. Emsberger left today for Marion to be at the bedside of her cousin.—Bluffton News. Miss Mary Swartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Swartz, residing' in Adams county, is confined to her home by a severe attack of appendicitis. She is well known here and formerly made her home with several Bluffton families.—Bluffton News. Frank Runyan, of the Grove Garage company, had his hand bitten by a dog belonging to a farmer residing north of Preble this morning. He was trying to pet the animal and it mistook his friendly efforts and snapped at him. The flesh in the thick part of the forefinger of the right hand was lacerated.—Bluffton News. Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart and son, with their guests, Mrs. Armstrong and daughter, motored to Warren Sunday afternoon and spent a few hours with Mrs. Stewart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. jW. L. Ruggles. Mrs. Ruggles suffered ian attack of the grip while visiting at the Stewart home during the winter, and has not yet fully recovered. James L. Zimmerman, of southwest of Peterson, went to Jackson, Mich., Thursday to get his new 1913 Cutting touring car. The car ig fully equipped, with a self electric starter and electric lights. This makes Mr. Zimmerman the owner of one of the most complete touring cars bought here this spring. The car was bought through tljp Zimmerman agency. He was accompanied by Dr. H. E. Keller, Charles S. Niblick, of the Old Adams County bank, his son, Fred Zimmerman and Charles Zimmerman. Fed LaDelle has returned from a two weeks’ play. Last week he was at the Arcade theater, Toledo, Ohio, and the week prior at the Lyceum theater, Cincinnati, Ohio. He had been booked to play this week with the Broadway theater in Detroit, but the engagement was cancelled. The Central Vaudeville circuit, under whose direction he is, had then wanted to send him to Niagara Falls, but he declined, owing to the long trip. Owing to the floods, many theaters in the Ohio cities are closed.

| <NEW ARRIVALS IN RIGS* | ££ — "" —— 55 SWe have just received an immense shipment of small I S and large Rugs--We have bought them from the manu- $ g facture at prices, that we will be able to make very low | g prices on this immense assortment. | | Special This Week 1 ffi 27x54 Wilten Velvet Rug - $1.28 9x12 Tapestry $11.75-$12.50 to $15. 1 1 11-3x12 Tapestry $16.50 to $22.00 9x12 Axminster from S2O. to $25. S | 11-3x12 to 12x15 Axminster Rugs At Bargain Prices 1 I NOBBY NEW LACE CURTAINS 1 ffi We have them from 50c per pair up to $8.50 per pair. I S Nothing but the newest styles shown. Largest ' « | open stock to select from. S g | | COMPLETE NEW ASSORTMENT OF COLONIAL DRAPERIES | « In this line you can select material to make you stylish s | inexpensive curtains—prices from 10-15-25 cto SI.OO S | per yard. Come in and look them over. | g —,g IAVISITATTHIS TIME WILLPAY YOU| i g I Complete Line of Carpets in Axminsters, Velvets | | Tapestry and all Grade Cotton and Wool Ingrains B (NIBLICK & COMPANY!

PLANTS FOR SALE. All kinds, early and late, at Werder Sisters, 524 Marshall street; 'phone 347. 107t6 FOR SALE—Nine roomed house, corner Ninth and Jackson streets; all conveniences; bath, hot and cold, soft and hard water in house; cellar, barn, shade and fruit trees. Also two fiveroomed cottages, with modern conveniences, Ninth street. Sell to go to California. See Peter Gaffer, telephone 330. 107t6 FOR SALE —Gasoline range, in good condition, three burners. Inquire of Ben Schranck, either at Lose & Schranck barber shop or at house on 10th St.,- or 'phone 468. 107t3

WANTED 50 YOUNG MEN To learn Bicycle and Automobile Tire Building. Splendid shop conditions. Excellent opportunity for strong willing young men to learn a good trade and at the same time earn good wages while learning. Address Employment Dept. MORGAN & WRIGHT Detroit, Mich.

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STAR GROCERY YOU Will always find in our store the best goods advertised in the great national magazines that’s why we are known as the most satisfactory Store in Town. Whenever you see an interesting advertisement in a magazine call up phone 292 for full information. We are always up in front in the best and newest goods in our line at right prices I Will Johns. Kd

WANTED Automobile dealers wanted in following. Adams, DeKalb, Noble, Whitely, Marshall, Kosciusko and Huntington to sell the well-known Regal S9OO to ; $1,400 line and also Metz -*22” $445 and $495. Write us for an agency HANKE MOTOR CAR COMPANY Gen. Dist 805 E.Creighton Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind HAVE YOU A GARDEN? If not right now is the time to get busy and make one. We handle everything needed in the garden making line. Hoes, Spades, Rakes and hand plows at the very lowest prices. LAWN MOWERS That are guaranteed to cut the grass. Made I from the highest grade steel castings with I tool steel blades, easiest pushing mower on the market PRICES FROM iS. t0i7.50 LEE HARDWARE COMPANY L!=X ■ -low