Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 129, Decatur, Adams County, 30 May 1913 — Page 3

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ft i WEATHER FORECAST | B—.. - ~ Rain tonight or Friday. Miss Eva Peoples went to Fort Wayne yesterday. Mrs. Charles Winans and babe returned to Fort Wayne yesterday after a visit here. Superintendent L. E. Opliger made a business trip to Berne yesterday afternoon. S. V. Johnson returned to his home at Monroe yesterday afternoon after attending to business in this city. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brushwiller left yesterday afternoon for Matthews, Ind., where they will visit over Decoration Day. Dr. and Mrs. Jones passed through the city yesterday on their way to Wren, Ohio, where they will visit with Mr. Jones' parents. Mrs. Ed Marschand and daughter, I Lucile, returned yesterday afternoon to their home in Fort Wayne. Thev visited with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Lillie Brandy berry.

yJnn'HfirFl rQuaiity")Gr6ceries decorate lA Your shelve? with GOOD GOODS ‘Mb \. _ f , r * They 'will keep a* — X--In your pantry as well as on our shelves. Don’t you find a supplj’ good to drop in on? Let us put a few cars of these on your shelf. California yellow peaches per can 20c “ lemon cling peaches can 25c “ Apricots per can 35c Fancy Apricots per can 20c BlacK Raspberries per can 15c Fancy sweet potatoes 2 cans 25c Extra fancy cut wax beans can 15c “ green beans can 15c Standard Green beans can 10c Hower and Hower. North of G, R. & I. Depot. ’Phone If 8. F.M. SCHIRMEYERiS: FRENCH QUINN President Secretary Treas. CO. REALJESTATE, [BONDS, LOANS, ABSTRACTS.; j The Schirmever J Abstract Company complete Abstract Records, Twenty years Experience ■ Farms, .City Property, 5 per cent | MONEY I

— — Floyd Smith visited her e with relatives. Mrs. George Troutner of Willsire, Ohio, is the guest of relatives and friends here. Mrs. Hiram Potts and children went to Fort Wayne yesterday to visit with Mrs. Lizzie Moore, Lee Reed returned to his home at Portland yesterday afternoon to visit over Decoration day. Wilbur Porter is among the many from this city attending the motor races at Indianapolis. Edgar Gerber returned from Berne yesterday afternoon, where he attended the funeral of his cousin. Mrs. Alva Nichols, Miss Nellie Nichols and Mr. Clark Spahr spent yesterday afternoon in Fort Wayne. The Misses Genevieve Bremerkamp and Mamie Harting went to Fort Wayne yesterday to visit over today. Mrs. A. P. Chilson of Bryan, Ohio, arrived in th e city yesterday afterj noon to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaub. Mrs. Harry Horn and daughter, Mary Louise, of Union City are here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaub.

Miles Roop was at Herne today visjitlng with friends. | Fred Elzey spent the day at Monroe visiting with friends. I -oe Hunter attended the automo- ' ile races at Indianapolis today. Mrs. E. D. Engeler and two sons went to Berne this morning to spend 'the day. j Owwing to the Decoration day hoii- | day the Democrat goes to press at noon today. Mrs. Mel Mellotte and son, Charles, ar e guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams. Dan Costello is home from the Fort Wayne puslness college to spend Decoration day and Sunday with his parents. | Miss Mabel Hanley went to Marion Ito attend the Marion high school commencement. Her cousin, Miss Lucile Seibold, is a graduate. I Mrs. H. H. Wefel returned yesterday afternoon to Fort Wayne after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Klopfenstein, in Preble. Miss Ruth Parrish, who successfully passed the teachers’ examination, j will leav e Saturday for Winona where she will take a normal course. | Miss Louise Brake has gone to Cincinnati, Ohio, to visit'with her uncle, Conrad Brake, and will go with him to his ranch at Kingsley, Kans. Mrs. Fred Rockstroh and sister, Miss Vida Stoneburner, left yesterday for Kendallville, where they will visit with their brother, Tom Stoneburncr.

George Wertzberger of Main street is quite ill of asthma and heart trouble. He lately returned here to live, from Hammond, where he resided several years. Dwight Peterson has accepted a position at Mishawaka, Ind., in one of the cases at that place. While there he will stay with his aunt, Mrs. Edward Wilson. In th e Morris company's ad which appeared in this paper yesterday a mistake was made in the prices of cloth window shades, they being priced at 19c instead of ten cents each. Word from Colorado Springs is that Miss Ruby Sheets is much beter today. She was much pleased when the doctor informed her that her mother, Mrs. Nancy Sheets, of this city, would arrive today. Miss Grace Butler arrived home last evening from Fort Wayne, where she had been visiting with Miss Juanita Boch since Sunday. Miss Boch accompanied her to this city and will remain over Decoration day. Ben Volmer and Charles Schafer left last night over the G. R. & I. for Indianapolis, where they will attend the automobile races. On their way home they will return byway of Kokomo and visit with Frank Johns for a few days. V Mr. Ralph E. Moses has returned from Kirksville, Mo., where he has been taking a course in osteopathy, to remain until next fall, when he expects to return to Missouri and resume his studies.—Fort Wayne Jour-nal-Gazette. j A large number from this city went to Indianapolis to attend the greatest ,500 mile motor race ever held. Some left last night over the Giand Rapids, while a number left earlier in the day, and some of those having automobiles motored their way to the big event.

K. OF C. NOTICE. Monday, Jun© 2, regular meeting. There should be a good attendance to help dispose of the business on hand. The degree team will practice after the meeting. • g. k. DECATUR CIRCUIT. Children’s day service at Pleasant Valley Saturday evening. Rev. Guy Kidd will preach at Beulah Sunday [ morning. Quarterly meeting at Washington Sunday, 2:30. Quarterly .conference, at. Washington, Monday 2:30. KARL THOM PSON. — . ■ o , WANTED—Salesman to work Decatur and surrounding country; salary and commission to the right party; must be able to furnish personal bonds. Address Grand Union Tea Co., South Bend, Ind. 126t6 I have 100 bbls, fresh Universal Portland cement for sal e at the new Rlvarre school house, which I will sell at a low price in order to save hauling.—Will Christen, contractor. 127t6 FOR SALE—Good log team, wagon and harness. Inquire of Perry Hunt, Wren, O. 123t6 LOST—Conklin pen. Between high school and Lachot residence. Finder please return to this office. Parties in need of a practcal nurse call ’phone 244. FOR SALE—Good work mare, weighs 1400. Guaranteed good worker. —S. H. Ploughe, % mile No. Monroe. 122t6 LOST—A small package in this city, containing some embroidery, and other small articles. Please return to this office.—Mrs. L. C. DeWitt.

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THE BREAD WITH THE G‘ >OD TASTE comes from Martin’s Bakery Its good taste is not its only good quality for there are others. Qualities of health and nutrition, cleanliness and purity such as can only be obtained from the best of flour. Skillful mixed and experience in baking. Jacob Martin DR. C. R. WEAVER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Office above Bowers Realty Company. Phone 314

NOTICE I am agent for the National Accident St ciety of New York, which insures men and women ages 18 to 65 years pass $3,000.00 for accident death and $15.00 per week for loss of time by accident or disease and costs $5.00 per year, I also have several other Policies which may interest you. For fuP particulars see Chas. J. Miller 316 Marshall st. or Phone 625

STAR GROCERY V I This will be about the last pineapples we will hate for canning because the prices will go higher, we will of course have more but we do not think that the price will be low enough for canning. We have extra nice ones. Will Johns,

j 3c== == Jg =====»gs===ii=ai=— _ii ie=i -DECORATION DAY-1 The day we do honor to Our SOLDIER Dead! Let them never for a moment be forgotten! In Commoration of Memorial Day b THIS 7 STDRE WILL BE CLOSEL f.LL GAY . Going awav or sta-mgat home if your wardrobe needs II refreshing in any v ay we are at your service ALL PRICES TO PLEASE YOU = Splendid suits for occasion, Hats of all sorts in newest shapes. Exclusive neckwear, Handsome shirts, Hosiery and any other toggery you need. ‘ U U Vance And Hite ll il,—. „ n

FOP I 3’ All kinds of Galvanized work, spouting and Hot L air furnace work. Call and See Curley Buffenbarger I Hoagland, Ind * | Rapid Remedies Hdoth’elr work because they are scientific preparation ß — medicines put up by skilled veterinarians—from purest Ingredients. They cure where others fail. 4sb-Ctsrtl—Makes barren marea and rows produce. obstinate <w«ee yield readily. Don't low another season Gets a eolt or eilt every | time J Guaranteed or your money back. Try It 1 ; Isold fsultry Remedies- Worth their weight in I setd to every poultrymen. Keep them tor I bandy nm—ready when needed. I ißiWl— Roup not incurable If yoa use thia. Bimuvn the cause. Guaranteed. louii Killer—Kilin the Hoe and mi tee; does not | elmply drive them away. Guaranteed. LI liiChm IwwHy— i«avaa mlilfon« of chicks. Hee never been known to fail. Brings them safely o^ h t^ aßcer wel " Shi Bunn san Rapid Reimss Made Solely By Rapid Remedy Co. Berne, tad. St For Sale by SMITH, YAGER 4 FALK.

f/I EROH JX 1 f] T n I I p I AN ADDITIONAL ROOM WITHOUT RENT g Yqjir house will be one room larger and you will think your porch is tha I best place about the house if you equip it with 41 fIFROI 11Y* = PORCHSHAOES These • ' s offer you absolute seclusion on your own porch and make !■ I U a de,U retreat during hot weather. They are equipped with 'he NO- I WHIP T'I’HMENT, which prevents Happing In the wind. T They m ' ,de ! n a variety of colors, suitable for all kinds of porches. "T | They may be Ic.'t down at night or when leaving the porch as they are held 1 by the | NO VVHIF» ATTAC:HIV4EINJT j t om© in today and see our display, or a telephone call will bring the '4 Areolux man, who will show you color samples, and then If you wish, take —> IWy the measurements of your porch. dj MEYER, SCHERER & BEAVERS ' c-oooE^~iai—itz; '

IHHIHHHIIUIIHIHIIIIHI ■ ■ There Is No Better Paint made s Than g | Hoosier Paint s E It is absolutely 100 per cent pure ■ J paint material. It makes friends 5 ■ in every case where given a trial. ■ : SOLD BY I s CALLOW & RICE I ■ The Drug Stere On The East Side of the Street 5 WWWBW

| WANTED —To rent, a five to sevenroom house within close proximity to gns office. Notify Mr. Mont, manager Indiana Lighting Co. 127tf

ROEMERS WANTED — Furnished rooms, with light and bath. Can accommodate four. —Mrs. John Christen. No. 2nd St. 128t3