Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 245, Decatur, Adams County, 17 October 1913 — Page 6

FREE FALL CARNIVAL I ■ The Hoosier Amusement Co. I --WITH ITS — Shows, Merry-Go-Round, Ferris Wheel and other Attractions. Will Exhibit on Madison, Third and Court Streets. —n— ALL WEEK OCTOBER 20th to 25th - $5.00 to St. Louis andßeturn VIA CLOVER LEAF ROUTE Sturday, October 11--25,1913. See Ageut For Particulars

FOR SALE—BO choke fruit trees at 1 Decatur to highest bidder. Address A .1. Price, Newcastle. Ind.- 23Gt2 < -m»MM MMB* MM

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Postcards TUI? MftDDIQ PA Try Our Candies New and complete Ir| |\ IVlllnlilki Illi T at. H>c pound fine of all kinds 6 for A LXLJ 111 vAI LUM vV | Peanut Butter kisses sccnts Sand 10c store IqtScents Saturday Special Any time Saturday boys sweaters worth 50c go at 19 cents each until all are sold. Saturday Commencing at 2 p.m. 28x40 inch baby blankets worth 25c each Sale price 10 cents each GOWNS HOSE HOSE BOOTIES Ladies and childrens outing Childrens hose extra good i n f an t b extra heavy knil flannel gowns at very low quality pair 10c booties long'pr 24c prices Mens wool 1-2 hose 10c • 1 FLOUNCING LAMTERNS SATURDAY 12 to 14 inch outing flannel No. 2 cold blast lanterns Bpt granite perserving ketflannel good quality yd 10c worth fl.oo goes at 68c ties sale price lite 25 in. flouncing 1-2 yd 10c Friday 1 Headquarters for Halloween favors, 14 at blue and white di,h Dost cards, masks, napkins, candles and pans do cents candle holders of all kinds. Salted Peanuts per pound 10 cents The Morris Company 5 & 10c Store Quality, Price and Service

FOR. RENT —Two six room houses, one on 11th St., and one near stone • marry.—Julius Haugk. 237t3

PINE SHOW AT THE HUNTINGTON THEATER. — It was practically a standing room only house that greeted Ed Gilmore I and his company of fun makers at the Huntington theater Thursday night in the opening performance of Chas. Shelton's musical extravaganza, "The Cat and the Kiddie And a mighty well pleased audient e it was, too, for there was not a dull moment from the rise of the curtain until "Happy” peeked under on its finol fall and waved the crowd good bye. I Catchy songs, tuneful singers, pretty girls, rich costuming and brilliant silage effects tilled the evening full of •ijoyment and that the effects of the runmakers were appreciated was ful j ly demonstrated by the applause ; tid repeated encores. There is noth-j ing to "The Cat and the Fiddle" in j I the way of plot further than that I which is necessary to c arry the com-i pany through a series of elaborate I end effective stage settings and form a background on which to hang the I delightful music and merry fun. One I of the decided song hits of the evcLning was "My .Maid in the Moon by I Jack Blair, Marguerite Hay. male quartet And chorus. Lew N. Lawsen, who portrayed the part of ('apt. Bluff, the old sea dog. possesses a rich bass voice, and captured the audience with I his solo. Ed Gilmore, as "Happy" was the. fun-maker of tlv- evening, and some rich, rare fun he made, too. Another large audience greeted the company at the mantine* this aft • moon, with the same bill "The Cat end the Fiddle” will be repeated Fri <’t.y night.—Huntington Press. At Bosse Opera House. Oct. 20. „ ■ CT— ——— — 1034 ACRES I This tract consists of 1034 acres, in Scott Co., Tenn., on the waters of .Buffalo and Stanley Creeks. It is six miles from C. N. O. and T. P. R.‘ It. x.itb a freight rate of 12c to Cincinnati. and a down grade haule to the i railroad. By making two sets with a mill all logging will be down hill. Ihe timber has recently been estimated by a competent estimator and ] nlaced at 6.000.000 feet. Others have 1 placed this at seven to eight million feet. The different kinds of timber to be found are approximately as follows: White 0ak—3.000.000 feet. Poplar—l.OOo.OOO fee*. Bed and Chestnut Oak 1.000,000 I feet. Buckeye, Hsckury «inil Chestnut I 1 000.000 feet. I All nt it is the very finest quality. j It grows on the mountain sides and ! along the creeks. The White Oak will average above 20 inches, measuring 2 feet from the ground, many | trees being 3 feet in diameter and some 4. The poplar Is fine, is yellow I and of good aixe. The hickory is of good quality and good for spokes, wag lon and buggy stock. With this tract Ito see is to la* convinced. Our Mr. Hatfield has personally inspected this tract of timber. It is underlaid by at I let st 3 workable veins of coal anti' I probably four. The title is absolute ' |’y perfect.' Will sell in foe at $20.00 pe racre. I or timber only, with fi years to re j * move, at $15.00. All tiinb

... , . .. — “ ' “ (RUGS- CAT I n Never in the history of this store have we ever made such an offer, or • given such an opportunity to the people in this vicinity to purchase their ! Rugs-Carpets or Linoleum at so great a reduction. .We have just finishH ed unpacking new shipments and this department is now complete witj the latest patterns and highest quality oi goods-some of which is direct ' from the Orient and we feel sure we can satisfy your desire and till I wants. I Here Are A Few Os Our Bargains i rugs carpets I >. to $25. :tl wool ewpeto per yt?d 11-3x12 Rugs S3O. value $25. I*2 wool carpets 50e per yard 1 Linoleums In-laid 90c per square yard Plain Linoleum 60c per square yard Oil cloth all patterns oOc j ZZ .* i * _.JI]L . •- —_L _—ZJLI..—. jl 7 —_— j l •„

and over in diameter, measuring 1 foot from the ground. Terms may lie iiad on one-halt or two-thirds. For further information address. ERWIN A MICHAUD. 244t3 Decatur, lud. o . FOR SALE-- Three-piece mahogany parlor suite ata bargain. -John B. Klracofe. 24313 LOST: Annual jass on Pen nay Ivan-1 la railroad, made out U. wife of .'rain Dispatcher F. I*. He) fields. Re tarn to Smith, Yager A- Falk drug I • tore. . t2l FOR RENT—B# acre farm. 4Hmile* south of De< atuu Good house, burn i an dottier buildings. Cash rent. Will' rent 2 years. See Daniel Cook, 314 Patterson St. • 229t3 WANTED—An industrious man to' represent one of the most exteu- ! sire manufacturers of home remedies, j pi<es, extracts, soaps, toilet articles,! perfumes, disinfectants, stock and poultry preparations in Adams <outi ,y. or adjoining counties. Represen- 1 tative must furnish suitable convey-1 i-.uee and bond, lairge profits and a permanent position. Address at once The American Remedy Co.. Tiffin. • th io. 34 :t: "gAIF AT THE G. R. & I. RESTAURANT EOR LUNCH ANU SHORT ORDERS Fresh Baked Goods Every Day OYSTERS IN SEASON Ralph Miller Monroe Street . tmvnMKrjanhMOßMaMt Brick Building Fur SALE on 2nd st fine Ixx-ation 1 Always Rented CALLON Dan M. Niblick ;

FOR RENT Good house lor rent on Ninth street. Inquire of Mrs. Angeline Archbold. 233t3 FOR SALE—One Huroe male hog; price reasonable. Can be recorded. | Weight 175 lbs. —George Zimmerman. R. R. 9. 234t5

l!|: P T II •- J ' I :i 1 'b i’WM < t '\ i 1 ‘IM iF - OeqcjOy'' — Hints — from Style Show Coats That Show New Style Features I T lie separate cti.'H i ii.tt in H a gr<ut su<• ew* this aeawon. '' Never liefurc has this in<lis|M*t*swtl»lc garment licctt tlcvclojietl H) Isautilully as j n Uic new Biachul mudt-lw we Tw’til are now displaying. / J . , H'r r / 'IT'U : n “"’* of tl,e ’*•*<”• The ZTi at the waisthir. the sl>< ve»cut in one with the body and a most unusually clevsr ..T f diet I m draper)'. <»' l •'« . »w the cutaway trout in < ..nnc. tion with l 'Wf tlu dongated | mu- I Imk, giving the essential upcriflf cffccL * l*Xn origin! it *“ U “» I < - Im / I nil iM'uiMoiit in a ter4hh <4 ' ktMi tl i » ' a lor the punsuwintcmlcil. ( .a.e ini,,,)VtVs Fl — F AVO •> ■•'■■■*•• 'Ri.iitmdia L" \\ 1 “" u 3 \\ iT\( wlx. I M I niblick and co

LOST —A wood order book, on Adams street, inder call Green Burkhead 116SZ Ajojobj aipußti )■ FOR SALE—One spring colt, extra good. Enquire of Ernest Boote, 34. miles west and 1 mile south of Deca-, tur. R. R 2. 232t3 | “ "■

WANTED —Clover S"-1. of seed and price to G. D. |H | Sidney. 111. | I’OR SALE—Three pir<e :EM I bedroom suit at a bargain. of J. B. Kiracofe at Smith c j flee. ——————" — 1 1 '■■■■