Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 178, Decatur, Adams County, 29 July 1913 — Page 3

If we can fit you with a pair of oxfords this week- We’ll make the price so interesting that you will buy. We can afford it. Our sale was the best ever and we want to make this last week a big one. Open Every Night Till Eight Charlie Voglewede

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Bl THE HOME OF | I Quality Groceries I There is ,1 PLACE, A SEASON AND A REASON For Every Thing This Is THE PLACE For Every Seasonable Thing in The Grocery Line And There’s a Reason Why We Sell Them THE QUALITY White Clover Honey in comb2oc “ “ “ Extracted qt4oc Olives plain' }<*}° ?,? c Jelly and Pure Fruit Preserves Cream and Switzer Cheese Melons, Celery, Cucumbers Cabbage, Potatoes, Apples We pay cash or trade for produce. Lggs luc Butter 16 to 25c Hower and North of G. R. & I. Depot. 1 honeloß__ IF M BCHIRMEYEK FRENCH QUINN I I jitaidcDt Sccrctary Tre “-1 Hn « Kjß I THE (BOWERS REALTY CO. I 1 REAL ESTATE, |BONDS, LOANS, > ABSTRACTS. ■ The Schirmever Abstract Company cvmPldc AL- g [I ,* stract Records, 'twenty yc^aj Lepuicn fe Farms, City Property, 5 per cent B MONEY ,fc- ; a

p John Colchin was at Fort Wayne today on business. . i John Joseph made a business trip ■ 'to Fort Wayne this morning. Postmaster W. A. Lower attended I the Presbyterian picnic at Ft. Wayne today. Raymond Gass has returned from a ■ two weeks’ visit with friends at CuiI ver, Ind. I), B- Erwin and H. S. Michaud attended the Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Fort Wayne todayOne of the large show eases in the i Holthouse, Schulte clothing store was | broken yesterday when some one put I his foot through itRobert Kist, little nephew of Will ! Kist, of this office, was operated on this morning for adenoids, the I operation being entirely successfulThe funeral services for the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Uarnyake of Blue Creek township were held this morning from the St. Mary's church. Miss Louise Hochoke lias resume d her place as clerk in the Bostor store dry goods department after a two weeks’ vacation spent at BusI falo and other eastern cities.

Miss Frances Ward of Indianapolis, who has been visiting with relatives at Rivarre, will return home Wednesday. It’s 'beter to get a friend to go to the Calvary picnic, Saturday August 2 than to stay home all day with the blues. Elisha Roberts, town marshal of Van Buren, was here today arranging lor the payment of an old Uno of a Van Buren boy. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fisher and family left this morning for Sturgis, Mich., where they will enjoy a week or two at that famous resort. Rain lias been very plentiful in the vicinity of Monroe. One man stales that his fifty-barrel cistern was tilled from the last three rains. Mr. and Mrs. William Rupert, Adams county residents, are the proud parents of an eight-pound boy, born to them Sunday morning. This is the second son born to them. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Fisher and sons, Carl and Harry, left this morning for Sturgis, Mich , where they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tarlton Selby- They also expect to fish at the lakes- Mesdames Selby and Fisher are sisters. \\ hen a man finds himself more desirous of staying at home than attending the Calvary picnic, Saturday. August 2, with his wife and family, there is something the matter with him. Either his liver is out of tune er his disposition has turneil sour. Call the doctor. Mrs. John Lahey and three children left for Stroh yesterday afternoon, where she will keep house for her sister, Mrs. Charles Dean), who was called here by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Emily J. Sldler. Mrs. Deani’s son, Lawrence, accompanied them to Stroh. Dan Erwin and Fred Falk left this morning for Fort Wayne in the former's automobile where they will look after business. From Fort Wayne Fred Falk will go to Detroit, Cleveland and Toledo to look after some lumber business- He will return to Decatur before leaving for his home at Jonesboro, Ark lu an effort to find the missing Catherine Winters, the little girl who mysteriously disapimared from New Castle last March, pictyires of her in different dresses and poses have been sent to picture shows in every city in the country in hopes that some one will recognize her. J. B. S-toneburner has been notified that the slides have been sent to him and requested to use them without charge. He will do so, of course.

Miss Frances Ward of Indianapolis, D. I. Weikel made a business trip to v. ho has been visiting with relatives Geneva thia afternoon. nt Rivarre, will return home Wednes- Charles Christen was a business visuuy’ x itor at Fort. Wayne today. Its betei to get a itiend to go to Mr. all j jj rg , j o i ul Robinson will atthe Calvary picnic, Saturday August tend t he funeral of S. D. Merlca at “ than to stay home all day with the Wren , Ohio, tomorrow, bines. .... , „ , , Mrs. Howard Sikes will entertain Elisha Roberts, town marshal of the Baptist Ladies' Aid soc iety at her Van Buren, was here today arranging home on North Fifth street Thursday lor the imyment of an old fine of a Van Buren boy. Mr. aud Mrs* D. W. Reichenbach of! Mr. and 1 Mrs. Tom Fisher and family went Wayne left this morning for Sturgis, Mich, “°° U - lhey Wi “ al#o V,B,t 1,1 where they will enjoy a week or two at that famous resort. Mrs ' Ainsworth and daugh- „ , , ters, Herneah and Hettle, of Willatn ms been very plentiful in the shire, Ohio, were shoppers in the city vicinity of Monroe. One man states today. that his fifty-barrel cistern was filled from the last three rains. Berling left this afternoon for ~ . Berne, where he will have charge of Mr. and Mrs. William Rupert, Ad- th „ Iterllng Proauc6 plant , lt th J ams county residents, are the proud pj nce> parents of an eight-pound boy, born to them Sunday morning. This is the I-cwis Fruchte, Dan Shackley and second son born to them. Sim Fordyce went to Monroe this aft- ... „ ernoon, where they will look after! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Fisher and , ams, Carl and Harry, left this morn- bus ' ness - Ing for Sturgis, Mich , where they will Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hower and Mr. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tarlton Sei- and Mrs H. S. laichot left this morn-j by. They also expect to fish at the ing for Crooked Lake for a two weeks’' lakes- Mesdames Selby and Fisher outing. are sisters. _. The masonry on the new Sethe.r When a man finds himself more de- building is progressing rapidly, the sirous ot staying at home than at- "alls having reached the beginning tending the Calvary picnic, Saturday, of the second story. The rafters for August 2, with his wife and family, the support of the second floor were there is something the matter with laid this morning. hum Either his liver is out of tune A)bert SelleniGVel . left this noon for er hts disposition has turned sour. a Bhort vacatlol) . I1( . wen( fl , ||n ate oc ot. hereto Warren to take in the fair at Mrs. John Lahey and three ehil- that place and also to visit with tlren left for Stroh yesterday after- friends. From there he will take a noon, where she will keep house for trip to Buffalo and Washington, D. C. her sister, Mrs. Charles I>eam, who , „ . . „ , , , ... The Huntington Specials will meet was called here by the illness of her B , . , , ~ ~ the Shamrock ball team here next mother, Mrs. Emily J. Sldler. Mrs. .. , , • Sunday and the game, it is announced, I’vatii s son Lawrence, accompanied ~ ~,, „„ , , ... . "t" be one ot the best attractions ot them to Stroh. , , , the year. Ihe locals have been putDan Erwin and Fred Falk left this ting up a good article of ball this year morning for Fort Wayne in the form- and the crowns each Sunday prove r s automobile where they will look they are popular. ■fter business. From Fort Wayne , , ~ x , . Ihe hoard ot directors ot the lav •Ted I-T*lk will go to Detroit, ( leve ~ , , . .. , , , ( ountv hospital has issued a call lor and and I oledo to look alter some . . , , , , a special meeting to be held at the umber business- He will return to ... , , ... , , , , . , , office ot Dr. Dickes Wedncsdav even■ecatur belote leaving tor his home , ... , , . , , mg at which time important matters will be discussed. The bo.ird has exlu an effort to find the missing hausted all the money that they have atherine Winters, the little girl who an hand and unless some method can mysteriously disafpgieared from New be devised the doors will be closed. astle last March, pictures of her in The meeting WednesTTay night has iifferent dresses and poses have been teen called for the purpose of disant to picture shows in every eity in cussing ways and means for the eouhe country in hopes that some one tinuance of the institution The small a ill recognize her. J. B. Stoneburner number of patients taken care of in uis been notified that the slides have the past few months is given as the ■eon sent to him and requested to reason for the shortage of money by ■ tse them without c harge. He will do the members of the board Portland f io, of course. Ccmniercial-Review.

Ttopic, Brandyberry & Peterson's | CLEARANCE SALE NOW ON 1 We guarantee to save you from 20 to 50 per cent, on anything you buy at this sale. 5 You know from our past sales that we do as we advertise. 5 WE QUOTE A FEW PRICES BELOW: j FANCY ALL-WOOL BOYS’ KNICKERBOCK- BOYS’ KNICKERBOCK- STRAW DRESS HATS ? SUHS. EK FANCY SUITS. ER PANTS. AT ONE-HALF PRICE. J Loti. One-third Off. $ .75 Pants go at.... 5.60 Our entire line of SI.OO ♦ $3.50 will buy any SIO.OO to $2.50 Suits go atsl.6s 1-00 Pants go at.... 80 Hats will go at $.50 J $15.00 Suits. Sizes up to 36. 3.00 Suits go at 2.00 1-?0 Pants go at.... 1.20 Our entire line of $1.50 y T 4.50 Suits go at 300 Hats will go at 1.25 ♦ Lot2 ’ 5.00 Suits go at’’:*/. 3'35 FELT HATS. Our entire line of $2.00 J $5.00 will buy any SIO.OO to 6.00 Suits go at 4.00 <1 h..,. <>■ <c 7c a,svvl * j»° a *°° $15.00 Suits .Sizes up to 36. 7.50 Suits g,. at 500 w ?’"’V o Our enttre hne of $3. OO £ —Entire line of Boys’ Knick- .1 s «“1 ’’ ” ° Hatt will go at . f. SO ; BLACK SUITS erboeker Blue Serge Suits 1 ’’’’ ‘’X Any Panama Hat in the I BLACKSUUS. go at 20 per eent off. ' ' k n L '''' a'nn store w t ll go at.... 3.50 { Sizes 34 to 44 will be sold Hatsgoat....3.oo w rrvu/ir a i> 1 , from 33 1-3 to 50 per cent oh. nnn PANTQ vnp meM ~ NECKWEAR H ODD 1 ANrS fOI MIsN CLOTH HATS & CAPS. Our entire line of 50c i FANCY SUITS FOR MEN $1 •'_« [’ants go at... .$ 75 51.50 kind go at7s 'I les will go at 40c j AND YOUNG MEN. I ' ,n,s go a ! 2 Our entire line of $1 00 °\T. hne of 25c 2.00 Pants go at.... 1 59 kind will so at 50 Ties will go at2oc i These Suits will be sold 3.00 Pants go at.... 2.25 q..., pnt ; r _ i’ inp c n _’ from 20 to 33 1-3 per cent off. 3.50 Pants go at 2.60 i.: n i :n L 7t - I'ANCY DRESS SHIRTS ..Any Blue Serge Suit in 4.00 Pants go at.... 3.00 ‘_ i “ $ .50 Shirts go ats 40 i the store at 20 per cent off. 5.00 Pants go at.... 375 LIGHT WEIGHT UN- 1.00 Shirts go at.... 80 DERWEAR I..Mi Shirt-go al 1.20 FANCY VESTS. UMBRELLAS. $ .50 Sets go a.5.40 SETrFSnI ~~ Any Fancy Vest in Store Any Umbrella in the case 1.00 Suits go atßo 50c Pins For .... 25c at one-half price. at 20 per cent off. 1.50 Suits go at 1,20 25c Pins For 15c i SALE CLOSES AUGUST 9th. 1913 j Teeple, Brandyberry & Peterson |

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Miss Leola Stoeka'd o£ Williams was a shopper here. Miss Mabel Moses arrived from Detroit, Mich., for a visit here with relatives. Fred King of this office was away from liis duties today because of an attack of biliousness. Mrs- J. M. Stockard of Williams is recovering from a severe attack of neuralgia and appendicitis. Miss Hazel France has returned to her home at Columbia City after a several days’ visit with relatives and friends here. James Carpenter, recently appainted bridge inspector of the G. R. k I railroad, was in the city this morning attending toi business. Mr. Carpente;' has many friends here, where he formerly lived, and be glad to hear of his continued success.

The carnival company is located on ' the lot just east of the Monroe street river bridge. They have several shows, but don’t seem to be making much noise. D. M. Hensley and his guests, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Hensley, and daughter of Bellaire, Ohio, arrived today from Rome City, where they visited at the Hensley cottage. Dr. Hensley and family then left for Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend a convention. L. C. Waring will leave next week for his island on Little Manistique lake in tile northern peninsula of Michigan. He will be accompanied by Judge O'Rourke of Fort Wayne.! These two gentlemen have been en-i joying the summers at this lake for ' a number of years. Mr. Waring has built a snug and comfortable summer, home, just now being completed, on his island and which he will occupy, this Vf'iir for tlin Aral timn

Rev. D. O. Wise writes us from Louisville, Ry., where he is prosjier. ing and enjoying life. He renews his allegiance to the Daily Democrat lor another year. A letter from J. R. Coffee at Los Angeles, Cal,, says he and his family are enjoying life in the land of continued sunshine. All are prosperous and in good health. It s too hot here just now to do an? • thing unless you have to. The tronble is in the newspaper business a fellow has to keep at it whether lie I feels like it or not. Mrs. Fannie Peterson and daughter. Miss Lizzie Peterson, will leave this week for a visit with Tom Peterson. . at Gary; Mrs. ('• (). France at ColumLia City and Mrs. Frank Alwein at Shelby, Ohb«, being absent about three