Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 270, Decatur, Adams County, 14 November 1913 — Page 3

Little Princess High Tops be. A Toin’o? ST tllcy ™ that Jet the 1K T/ hapes I straight. grow I 3to 5, $1.25 I 6 to 8, $1,50 Charlie Voglewede

|q * I WEATHER f ORECAST | ■ aamamuz cloudy and wider tonigllt Friday colder. Miss Lily Venis of Hoagland was a visitor here today. John Chronister made a business trip to Fort Wayne today. Orva! Harruf! made a business trip to Portland this morning. Mrs. John Glamy v.mt tl , Geneva ,thi» iUortiilig where sire spent tl.e (lay. ■ Mrs. David W.-rhng went to Fort ~ Wayne this morning to vi-.it with Mrs. IJieJil of Nebraska. K/,Mrs. Anthony xogiewem- and Mrs Mbhn Voglr Fort Waym Mo visit with Mrs. B. Plock. Mrs. .Mark Moran returned to Port today after u visit with in r father-p/in-law, Thomas Moran, and other relatives. MMrs. John Moran went to Berne V tOda. to visit with her mother, Mr.-. I fceti.i Yager. Her-on, Rithanl. went Ato Berne yesterday.

c z thf homf ° f I Wrf Hl Quality Gmcerie' f1 34/ Enit fifSM- O Each Day II ■ v/ y-X^j -a Brings It? Problem of 1 1 M7**y7uj/ "'hat to order |( FOR THE COMING /X— meal When up the Stump call us up and we’ll help you down by suggesting something good, that will ap- ; peal to your Apetite. • GIVE THESE A “TRY-OUT’ Prepared buckwheat flour sack “ pan cake “ Black raspberries can ; lsc Red cherries can to 35c Apricots can • • 20c & 25c California peaches can 25c Fancy Sliced pineapple can . I yve nay cash or trade for produce. Eggs 31c Butter 18 to 25c

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F. M. SCHIRMEYEK h Treas. President T4F bowers realty co. The S .-- sWc^®yi*^ 6p “ ca ‘ MONKI

|| Dan Beery made a business trip to | Berne this morning. | Herman Fuhrman was a Fort Wayne | business visitor today. . Artn,an is working at the chafer Saddlery company's store. < hris Boknecht left this morning for Indianapolis, where he will look after k some business affairs. Warren Jones accompanied his 5 mother, Mrs. Mariah Velentine to her home in Fort Wayne today. J The Misses Maymi* Teeple. and Nell Brown went to Fort Wayne this morn1 ing for their instruction. ( Mrs. Glen Glancy returned to her home at Monroe this morning after visiting in the city with relatives. i Mr. and Mrs. John Holman of Rochester. who came to attend the funeral of Ellsworth Merriss, are guests of Mrs. Mary Eley. Mrs. Henry Meyers. Mrs. Joe Lose and Mrs. Charles Lose went to Berne ' ( this morning, where they visited with I friends during the day. I ‘, John Hey of Root township today ■-' announced his candidacy for the po--1 s-Nion of township assessor, secured this card: and started to work.

Attorney I). B. Erwin made a business trip to Fort Wayne. William Wetter, a well known civil war veteran, has been ill of heart trouble. I’ M. Cushman, the Watkins man, inrfde a business trip to Fort Wayne today noon. Miss Beatrice Tucker arrived front Hoagland to visit with her uncle, Shafer Peterson, and wife. Two weeks from today is Thanksgiving day and you only have about six weeks in which to do your Christmas shopping. Will Kist of this office made a business trip to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon, transacting business for the Democrat. Mrs. John Barnhart returned today frojn Mundo, where she had been visiting with her niece and nephew. Paul ine and Albert Hasty. "*Tlie Midnight Express” will show at the Bosse opera house tonight. The show is one of the good ones on the road, and you will miss something if you tail to attend. Jacob Buhler and Charles McKean hav eannounced their names as candi-: dates for trustee of Washington township. This makes three in the race,; the other being Ed Augenbaugh of this city. The race promises to be an interesting one. The funeral of the late Ellsworth Merriss was held this morning at the Baptist church at Pleasant Mills, In charge of the Masonic order of this city, and a Baptist minister from Rochester. The body was brought iiere and sent to Fort Wayne on the 11:30 ear, Where it will be cremated. The funeral was very largely attended. ( Mr. Truitt, of Noblesville, formerly on pof the editors of The Ledger of that city and known as a business man of much experience, has been hero for a day or two, looking over tho local field with a view of starting a trust company here. He decided, however, that thetime was not opportune and will not make any further| steps for the present at least. Mr. Lannes McPhetridge of the Indiana Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis will be I here tomorrow and will make an effort to organize the county for the coming year. This county should sell a hundred thousand Red Cross seals tliis year. If they do it will provide a fund j which can bo used by the local asso-1 elation for caring for any patients in I this territory.

Port Wayne, Ind., Nov. 13- The Indiana emigre** of Mother* and ParentTeachers’ associations opened its fourth semi-annual convention in this city tlifs afternoon and will continue until Saturday. Visits to the local schools comprised this afternoon’s work. The convention will be opened formally this this evening. A play festival by kindergarten children will feature tomorrow's meetings. Also a model educational picture show will lie given and a visit will Im* paid to the children’s rooms at the public library. The state efforts in behalf of the home will lie described by Dr. Stanley Coulter of Purdue university and Dean W. W. Black of Indiana university on Friday evening. The alms, methods and ideals of Parent-Teachers' associations from the standpoint of the school will bo the topic of Miss Anna llrochhausen of Indianapolis on Saturday morning. Miss Maud Van Duren. chairman of the department of Junior Civic leagues of the American Civic associations, 'will givo a lecture on Saturday. U 111 The latest and moat improved McDougall kitchen cabinet is now on special display and sale at Yager Brother* & Reinging’a. A regular $35,00 design for 127. M on club plan SI.OO down and 11.00 per week. You can’t ahord to into* this bargain. 200LI

For The Best $lO. >■■ sl2. OVERCOAT ON EARTH SEE Vance & Hite -v-, ble wnro *y.

SHERIFF’S SALE. , The State of Indiana, Adams Cotinty. ss.: In the Adems Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana. ’ The Bank of Berne vs. John J. Summers, Isaac Summers. No. 3882. By virtue of an execution to me di--1 rected from the clerk of the Adams cir- - cult Court, of said County and State, I havo levied upon the real estate ■ hereinafter mentioned and will expose ’ for sale at public auction at the east door of the Court House in the City of Decatur, Adams County. Indiana. r between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m.. , and 4 o'clock p. tn., on Saturday, December 6, 1913, therents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of the follow ing described real estate, situated in Adams County. Indiana, to-wit: Lot Number 38 In the original nl.it of the Town of Monroe, Indiana. And on failure to real! <■ therefrom ‘ the full amount of judgment, inters:.: thereon and costs, I will at the samel time and in the same manner afon . I said, offer for sale the fee simple of tho above described premises. | Taken as tho property of John J. ■ Summers to satisfy said execution, tills 13th day of November. 1913. THOMAS J. DURKIN, IS-20-26 Sheriff Adams County. - - o NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Notice la hereby given that bid* will be received by the Board of Com- I mlssionars at their December Sion | OP ! Monday, December 1, 1913, for the following supplies for use at i tho county infirmary ■ Groceries, dry goods, hardware.' ; clothing, shoes, drugs, furniture, to baCco. sewing machine. Bidders will be expected to furnish additional goods if needed at the prices stipulated in their bids. JIM A. HENDRICKS, CHRIST RICHER, Board of Commissioners. Attest: T. H. Baltzell, Auditor, 13-20

FOR SALE — Single comb, white Leg horn roosters, r.nquore of Peter Hess on R. R. N. 5 265t6 ' FOR SALE—Good paying milk business Fine opportunity in the best ‘ city in U. S. SIB,OOO. Xury Williams. | Gary, Ind. if you want a McDougall cabinet, 1 it’s easy to buy on the co-operative I plan. See .Yager Brothers & Reinking. ‘.’dOtS I w K T I BIRTHDAY (AKES and wedding cakes, and all i kinds of cakes for special occasions, are baked by us as jo ly an up-to-date, reliable, baker can make them, e use only the best quality materials, and give you a cake that tastes and is just like the best home made. For cakes made to your special ; order, notify us in advance. Martin’s bread for sale at S. E. Hite grocery and Brushwilier and Baker. Jacob Martin I

DR. C. R. WEAVER Osteopath Graduate and Pest Graduate of The American School of Os eopath. Office Over Bowcis Realtx o Decatur, Ind. Phone 314 CHIROPRACTOR IFUUiS 6:30 to 8:00 Office on second fl« < r, first door South of Democrat Consultation and Spinal ?■ nalysis free Lady Attendant PHONE 650 0. L. BUJGENER D.C

ST Alt GT fc’n'T —E Wt MMMMHMMBffITTIHWr* New See led raisins 12c “ English currants 10c Fancy citron lb . 25c Hawaiian pineapple 25c IPt. can peanut I ut. 15e None such M meat 10c , New english walnut 25c j F Table peaches 20c J California asparagus 25c » Spinach 15c j Van t’amp pumpkin 10c j Layer Figs 20c '•MMSVIBOIVINrVBjV V-J* l ' 4H* Will Johns. *s

arai. lhe MORRIS Co. w® “as. Canvas Gloves for 5c One lot post cards 5c do: 5 AND 10c STORE

BIG DISH PAN SALE Saturday at 2p. m. 10 and 12 qt. Granite Dish Pans One to each customer, sale price -10 c

Dry Goods Ladies Rib Top Hose, pr 10c Ladies Wool Hose, pr 24c Men’s Wool 1-2 Hose, pr 10c Children’?, hose, pr 10 & 15c Outing Flannel Flouncing I <1 10c Outing Flannel Fl ; 'i./. 1.2 yd 10c j Collar aid SI >\ • RuiTi:..g, yd 10c; Gloves:nd M... ... ? 10c; Flannel Skill., h 2-L., Ladies Outing Gowns, extra heavy quality, full' .:e 48H CMid’s Wool Caps, 24c Child’s Wool Sweaetrs, 48c Auto Caps, from 24c to $1.981

XMAS CHINA | BOOKS ROOKS ] BIG LINE Algers, Optics, Boy Scouts, Mother Goose Series, etc., 10c to 4Bc While they fest Ladies two piece Pictures-Two Cupids, Motherhood. Boys Sweaters, 10c Underwear, suit 24c Fruit Pictures, etc., each 10c The place where you can buy the same goods tor less money, or more goods for the same money. PRICE AND SERVICE THE MORRIS CO. 5 AND 10c STORE BIG SI ORES

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Jyou haven’t seen the new Suits and Overcoats v, ’ ' ♦ ready for you, made for us especially by Hur x h Lner & V rx and Clothcraft, don’t wait any longer, the new winter models are better than you’ve ever seen and the prices are easy-Let us show you. Suits SIO.OO to $25.00 ! Overcoats $5.00 to $25.00 Holthouse, Schulte Company Good Clothes Sellers for Men and Boys SMOKE THE WHITE STAG EXTRA MILO CIGAR “Its as Mellow as Moonlight” 5c At All Dealers

Brushed Brass Goods .lardineers, Fern Dishes,' I Smoking Stands and Trays, Cuspidors, etc. Conic in and see them. Aluminum Special IS iuce Fan:’, each 49c , Fable Spoons, each 5c | Tea Spoons, 3 for 10c* 1 Bjsting Spoons, 10c

LAMPS Just received big shipment of Night Lamps, Sewing Lamps, and Large Fancy Lcimps, Prices 10c and up Copper Nickel Plated Tea Kettles,| special 69c