Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 242, Decatur, Adams County, 14 October 1913 — Page 14

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These are examples of what you may expect to find in our coat and suit section in the way of dependable garments at saving prices. Every Coat and Suit we show can be relied upon as representing a style absolutely correct and “good form” these garments are exclusive both in designs and pattern, being confined to us for this town. fa Our racks are crowded with these beautiful ready-to-wear garments, copies and adaptations of the finest foreign fashions, at prices most astonishingly modest. We invite you to call and look our line over. THE BOSTON STORE AIR AIR Al |M fF’Ai 7’fai •• TZ’AI tpAt fPAi ■•n aair rcaafaa ■nr. c ai «■-r.3 a , ai ■»

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u $F | Buy Your Diamonds i I NOW | W — 8 | — w •' As they will advance in price within a few S ” fanß days. The new Tariff Bill going into effect 8 g has > ncrease the duties on them, therefore £ g JggJgl necessitating the increase price. We have S g a nice selection ranging in size from 1-8 K g g to 1 K, in good quality of crystal whites, that we can £ g sell now at a right price. Come in and examine them 2' g as we are always pleased to show them. £ g | g For a few days we have a special we are offering in 2 g watches. One of special mention is a 17 Jld movement S g fitted in case for $10.50 this is of a good standard Rail 2 g road make. 2 9 3 gj Also notice our complete line of pearl z - » g and Diamond Lavelliers at prices that 8, g will astonish you. Our aim is always ' i S < g to try and please and furnish you with vr> g w the latest designs and styles at prices g 1 g that are consistent with the quality. - J I LEHNE I. S The Lp-To-Date Jeweler ♦♦

OF WOMEN’S AND MISSES COATS AND SUITS INEXPENSIVE AS They Are Pretty From a stock numbering many fine fashionable man tailored garments for women and misses we select just a few for display in our show window

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NOTICE. t'fiHil-s l« Strickland, of ilinitiugtcn. an expert piano tuner, will be in Deiatur Tuesday. Mr. Strickland is highly proficient in this line and ■s rsa-ognteed as b* iug one of the best lino tuners n the country. Any one I'esiring to have their piano tuned or to consult Mr. Strickland on the subpit will kindly leave their order at tills office. " 2ldt3 —- . » VANTED Three neat aiqtearing men to traiel In Indiana. Ohio, und Michigan to represent large manufacturing house. Liberal salary. <<;mmillions and expenses to reliable nun. Position iierntanenL Best Mtg. Co., -HI Wilson Block, Providence. •’- L 2«0t3 FOR RENT—WeiI improved forty* a«r- farm. Inquire of Ellsworth Carter, 1 mile south of Pleasant Milla. 233t3 FCHt SXLE New. white, downy Enib uni geese leatherH. band picked, lUwt well sel<M t>-d. t'ho|e«. stock. Mrs. E. S .Christen, Pccatur, hid . r | ■ I >ir« . c ' sU * r 1 ■MLrafafihAiMMMraM GOOD HEALTH AND A GOOD APPETITE art dependent in a large measure on the food we eat. Broad Is so much a sustainor of health and strength as to dtservo ths appslation “Thu Staff u» Lde." At Martin's Bakery the utmost care is everctsed to have the bread, pits, cakss, pastry wholesome. and the tusantial conditions of pure flour, sugar and other materials art not neglected. Our products will stand ths seveisat teals. Martin’s bread fur pale at i E. Hile grocery anti Brushiv filer iuhl Baker. Jacob Martin

THE COURT NEWS Day Spent in Trying to Impanel a Jury for the Dr. Thain Case. WILL LAST A WEEK Is Probability— New Case Filed—Other Court • / News. — A case that will probably last the entire week, was begun this morning in tlie circuit court, before Special Judge 1). E. Smith, when hr. George Thain, of Fort Wayne wa placed on trial. He is answering to the charge iof producing an abortion on Mr*. Winnie Marhenke, last February 25. which resulted in her death March 5. In the first trial the jury failed to agree. This morning the defendant nade a motion that BaiUk Titus Ernst to required to select the jurors

to fill the panel, instead of Sheriff T. J. Durkin. The defendant stated, that inasmuch as Mr. Durkin made the affidavit against him he might be preju diced in the selection of unbiased men for the new jury. He also asked that he be required to leave the court room and go upon the streets to get such men to till the jury panel. This mo tion was sustained. Prosecutor R. C. Parrish is being assisted by John C. Moran for the state, while C. J. Lutz and L. C. DeVoss are for the defend--1 i-nt. The day was spent much in trying to impanel a jury. mSli after man be mg challenged.. At 3:30 o'clock this , afternoon the state expressed itself satisfied wit hthe panel as then formed. and after a short recess the de • fendant gave its final examination, 'approved the panel, and the jury was isw orn at 3:50 o’clock. Adjournment I was then taken until tomorrow morn- ' lug at 9 o'clock when the trial proper will begin. Milton Miller, attorney for Joe Johnson, tiled a suit against Ollie ‘ Chronister, demand SIOO. Johnson says Chronister gave him a check for $30.75 on the Old Adams County bank. . This was presented and paid at the I Monroe State Imnk. and they jn turn gave it to the Dank of B'-rne, and when that Imnk demanded payment of the Old Adams County hink they v. ere informed that Chronister had not sufficient funds to pay -ante. The ' check was protested by J. C. Sutton. A nolle pressequi was fibd in the <nse of the State vs. John T. Coots, rape, and the" defendant dLeharged. State vs. George Thain. A motion i io have the bailiff call the Jurors when filling the panel was sustained. The current report of Jacob H Luk er. guardian of Adams Scha'ts, of un i sound mind, was allowed. A. A. Brodbeck has registered his 80 j acre farm in Union township as "Th< Old Homestead." "The Decatur Underwriting Com pany.” Incorporated under the laws of Arizona, has filed with County Ke • order Welfley certificate of same. It ha* u total capital Mock oi ss<mi.imw the proportion of capital stick repn i Minted tn Indiana being $35,000. Tin ' < orporntion Is tor the buying, holding and selling of real estate, writing In r.urance, collecting rent. etc. CARD OF THANKS. The Will Chronister family wfohen ' to extend thunks to all for klndne»»e» tendered them during their late be ' reavenent. ■- —— ———o — » Miss le-uh Apt spent Sunday at her home at Butler. Mr. und Mrs. John Cline went to Ft. i Wayne thia afternoon. Mrs. |. A. Kalver and sons returned In: fi ii tilng from a several days’ visit wlih frh'itd* and relatives al Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mapes arrived this afternoon from Ogdi n, 111,, for a visit with Ida slater. Mr*. George H, lime, e| near thia city. WK WILL BAY H»V |lzo to dlatrib ute religious literature in your com munity. Sixty dnyv* work. Expert etite not required. .Mun or woman Opportunity fur promotion, .Hptirr time may bo w.rff. International ||| bin I'reus. lUI3 Arch BL. Flilladel t>hu. aimwiti K»M HALF. Mve Fox Terrier pup-., i J Rhode li-liind Red roosters.-M. ('. ' renter, it. It k. Brant nr. 21113 LOST Infant s errant whip* ord <OM. Finder pirate return to this office and receive reward. Was lot* between iMK-t’tnr t'd the Mt Pl«-H«i’id church

LEVY TAXES ON “INSIGNIA English Government Makes Charge for ths Use of Artnorial Bearings and Things Like That. If you wish to escaps the clutches ot the law be very • careful what you wear in the way of jewelry, what, you use on your notepaper, or what you place in the way of decorations on your furniture, plate, carriage, or even In your books, says nn English paper. Very unfortunate was the experience of a London doctor who received a ring from a grateful patient. ■ On» day a London county council officei called to inquire if the doctor had taken out a license for his motor cat and noticed that the doctor was wearing the ring In question w ith a pebble 011 which there was a design—a gartei encircling a band. "That’s a crest,” said the ofheer, and a few days later the doctor was summoned for using armorial bearings without a license. Since then many people have been summoned for wearing rings on which designs were cut and for using note paper bearing arms. What are 'armorial bearings’" They are defined as follows by tilt government, authorities: The term "armorial bearings" meant and includes any armorial bearings crest or ensign, by whatever name the same shall be called, and whether such armorial bearings, crest or ensign shall be registered in the College 01 Arms or not. The cost for armorial bearings on vehicles is $lO a year, but the cost sot use oa anything apart from vehicle* is $5. One may possess goods marked with armorial bearings, but may not use them. One point has not yet been settled—whether a person who buy* old china, silver, furniture ard so on, having armorial bearings upon them is liable to pay the license. Everything depends upon whether the person owning the goods uses them or merely keeps them as curios Toner.cr.ts Worried Feme. The tene-'S’.' house is not a modern Institution by any means. So great was the number of such hourew in ancient Rome, and so badly were they con strutted, that In A. D. 69, the Emperor Otho, who was marching against Vitellus,, found his way barred for 20 mils* by the ruins of tenement houses that had been undermined by inundation. The collapse of tenement bouses In those days was so common that little attention was paid to it. The tenants have bet n described by a w riter of the times 'as constantly fearing to be burned or burled alive. Companies existed for the purpose of propping and sustaining houses. In comparison with the modern ten* m«-nts. those of Rome were excessively high. Martial alludes to a poor neigh bor who was obliged to mount 20C steps to reach his garret That garret must have been perched 100 feet above the level of the street. Emperor Augustus. to make lera frequent the occurrence of disasters, limited the height of new houses that opened upon streets to about 68 feet Soldiers Debt-Proof. Although Tommy Atkins is an honorable person, and is not In the habit of repudiating bis just debts to civil! ans. sttn he is not compelled to dis harge them if they amount to less than a certain sum. This <s because by British military law he ccnnct be nied for any debt or damages und”t s!sfi i:i value. Accordingly. If Private Atkins can rersuadc a coniiding trades 1 man cr stoca Ifker. or p rhaps un ac-, on tacdatiEg i a:-tier, to give him fed it up to s’<fi there is no legal mechinery that will raaever the taoncy. It -annot be stopped from his pay or de ducted from his pensitm. In order to pre set civilians from possible loss by "giving tick” to sol diers, a ryst»m <* tn f orC o 0: "crylu.t down credit." Whet ever a n-giuent arrives In r f-r.-'.i s’ltian the commanding cfllcer has to *s»n<j a p.-b - irechncion the elect that any. ody who permits the troops to run up i bills will do so at his own risk. I lij.et. Th«>rx la about the 1 eras a tnagnei. | ism. a strong physical presence, that 1 ■a Itnparrcd to cue coriltg intimately in contact with him, as in r d.rg, do-l claret a writer in Suburbs*. l ife. I Is well known, th- horse Io imr-.ure -o many diseasea to wfa'cL mnk'.ad it I susceptible. I bel.eve Cat Ills borne, being Immune tn suet at c.lphthcrla. Intestinal tlsord-.-r tuchnlyphoid. cholera and dysentery, ns as scarlM fi»vrr, smallpox ants mnaales. and being ttil to the libl'm- • »vtr point of vital force, aalmal spirit >r magnwtlam. Imports nom or )PM ' of th s io his rider or cvmpsnlnr., "we particularly to Uule r.r.rx uhc »r« not tn robust health ItrswatcJiv driieate children hart beer, known t 8 ru health ard to dtnckp rapidly when given a pony. ,n *«th. / Sixty whaJra playing i a ths .4 .12 Z‘? ,uar Prlni fn-c-d 'he helmaman veer fnael' s:UuU' rt ’ N ’ , ’ , ‘ > ort,#r i# i The Prins Higlamund was .vualna un ' iz ~ Ntw Vnrk b" watch raw dirtily a r , ( tb . Bnra. , n, ' nw ,0 «h« so-1 In? , ’ ln ’ hlr ’ •"•••** »*• helm Just In ' X". Snm. n » ,1. ‘ U * r - < ’ •••r-ard

DO IT NOW WHAT? Hf > 5 j i 1 '-sS ... •aMBBM ’’l* J* %»4 Book Your Salo With JOHN SPUtILER The Veteran Auctioneer If you do you are sure to get the best results. Talks Swiss and German. It is important that you book early. JOHN SPI'HLER PHONE Residence 531 Decatur, - - - Indiana AT THE G. R. & I. RESTAURANT FOR LUNCH AND SHORT ORDERS J Fresh Baked Goods Every Day OYSTERS IN SEASON Ralph Miller Monroe Street M ANTWI>—-Clover seed. Send MSje of seed and price to t. 1». 1»* Sidney. 111. Brick Building For SALE on 2nd st. fine L cation Always Rented CALL ON Dan M. Niblick Borrow Our Money AT 2 Per Cent Per Month . U will help Jou li<. Mrs •'■ |W •ro getting tho ch*u|« < " lr3 Pusslblu and dealing "- ,lj ' bvndud and rcliablu i "Mi'AM Private luatis from I • *“ *‘ M luado cm household good* 11 anus, ateck, etc. and * U‘ uut : * tuoval. Confidential dcailuK* «'»« a ‘ the com puny'a (suture*. Rem*®' her, no charge uulers l'' aß * mute. I( you ne«»d money fill <> a * follow lug blank, cut It out mall it to us. and our s«»a‘ call on you. O»ir agent will be Id •»sry Tuesday. Name Address •*' Reliable, KWijm Lor c iwi"! Ealablisbed MP$. Rw® 1 * ond Hoor, 7W Calhoun Bh* Hume Phuae, 111. Fort Wayne. In 4