Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 29 November 1913 — Page 4

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... A ONE-SIDED TUNIC MAKES FOR NOVELTY

< i w X. ;,s are charmingly r; -it t! decorative inat. .Is irv ’ • i hor the plain fab1, . patterned crepes, silks a- ne< d little trimming, n ‘ a collar and cuffs oti j» n to offset the too decoraor 1 r contr.i t. The j, e i = may be collared and < .<1 m.. z. lively with the bro-1 ■ e have draperies and o tie plain, straight skirt v. li . npanylng plain blouse is' 11 :<i d in good style. • -iii-piccc dress is shown ’ v <>m of the clinging silks in a j: c i‘rental pattern, richly colored, v ppropriate for this model, as • t: ■ plaid trimmed ratine in v h it is here developed.

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uuuuLt) i\ iiikiu AND HEAD OPEN AT ONCE-END CATARRH

/ Clears Air Passages; You i cathe Freely, Nasty Discharge ctii’S. Head Colds and Dull Heada ie Vanish. C«t a srnali Dottie, anyway, just to try It—Apply a little in the nostrils hi”, instantly your clogge l nose and sto i,ted up air passages of the head 'll ope; ; you will breutlir, freely; dullness ami headache disappear. By morning! the catarrh, cold m-’ieud or catarrhal sore throat will be gone. End Mt< h misery now! Get the small bottle of "Ely’s Cream Balin" at i'»y drug store. This sweet, fragrant • ■ ——— ■ i—■« ■ ass —•• .f FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— Modern in sill respects. Steui.i heat, light and bath. Ex< client location. Cull 'phono GM. 27M3 FOR SALE House and two lots in Mmroe. lor lurtber partkuluni see Ira War oner at Monroe or John Wanouer at Oita lur Zdltf

Xmas Is Almost Here Again HENSLEY ■; ju't received his large stuck of the latU signs of the most beautiful Christmas ents, and the’ beautiful part is the low as you know almost all jewelry has i < in el in prices 15 per cent from last year. ‘ ■’ .already have a large pumber of presents i av.ty for customers and will hold anying for you uritil Xmis. you wish to select. Our Stock Is the Largest We Have Ever Carried it J_• < _ 1 1 A Diamond Ring Is Just The Thing, Hensley Is The Man, You And The Maid Can Make The Trude I < Beat It If You Can. P •l ■ ■ _ L i

An afternoon frock after this design re mires for size 36, 4% yards ot 36 j inch material with ’* of a yard of con- ; i trusting silk. A half-tunic and a clever blouse arI ngctnent make 7656 distinctive. The ■ .-mart effect of a plain duvetyn in a ' soft dark purple relieved by touches of ; vividly colored embroidery may readbe jw-rceived. Bits of bright ’ v'cen, cerise and grjd make the rmbrmdery striking. A figured silk girdle i showing the same coloring as the embroidery adds further chic to the ; frock. This <lr< >s may l><- copied iu size "6 with 5' 4 yards of." 6 inch material and of a ?.-ird of contrasting material. No. 79!<9 —sizes 34 to 44. No. 7656—sizes 34 to 42. Each pattern 15 cents.

— — balm dissolves by the heat us tin j nostrils; penetrates aud heals the in | flamed, swollen weiubrauo whici . 1 ties the uose, head anti throat, dears the air passages; flops uastj discharges and a feeling of dcausiug t oothing relief comes immediately. Don't lay awake to-uigbt struggling f >r breath, with head stuffed; nostrils j ylQsed, hawking aud blowing. Ca , : irrh or a cold, with its running nose foul mucous dropping into the throat tud raw dryness is distressing but truly needless. i’ut your faith -just once—in "Ely's j cream Balm” aud your cold ur catarrh will surely disappear. COR SALE—Alu,ut 150 bushels of corm Any one iu the murket for this crop <uill immediately.—J. C. Darkless, Decutur, It. R. 3. 2T6tS FOR SALE—Singlecuiubvd Rhode Island Red roosters. Inquire of G. W. Davit-. Decutur, R. R. No. !». 'phone . 9 <>u J line. 27bt31

FIGHTING WHITE PLAGUE. All Indiana Being Aroused in Warfare Against Tuberculosis. Diligent work toward wiping out tuberculosis in Indiana is being done iliroughout the state this year, the effort growing in magnitude and activity as the Christmas season comes on, when much of tlie money needed in the continuous campaign is rounded up through the sale of Red Cross Christmas seals. There are nearly seventy societies for the study and prevention of tuberculosis in this state, all of tliem active in promoting the warfare against the white plague, and all of them will be very busy in pushing the sale of Christmas seals this season. At the head of all these < rganlzations is the state secretary, with headquarters at 203 Public Sav- ■ ings building, indianaptl’.ls, which has I general direction of the white plague I crusade and the sale of Christmas seals. All of the state organizations are banded in a national association witli headquarters at New York. Allied with the county and local an-ti-tubercular societies in the sale of Christmas seals is the Indiana Federation of clubs, which lias named spec ial committees to help organise tiie selling forces throughout the state, and the Indiana Nurses' association is helping through a special committee to the same end. County superintend ents of schools, Sunday school organlat ions ,and many other kinds of pule lie-spirited associations and societies are joining in the effort to raise a ' great white plague fund through the sale of the bright little seals. Much educational work against the white plague and for the sale of the seals has been done this year all over the state. Health authorities and other speakers have been discussing the prevention of tuberculosis at county fairs, chnutauquas and other meetings. In a number of counties hospitals for the treatment of tuliercular victims have been erected, and others are under way. A more vigorous campaign for the sale of the seals will be waged thia season than ever and an active effort is being made to get them within th' easy reach ot the public in cities towns and on the farms. The head quarters now has its first supply of 4, 000,000 seals and begun the distribu tion to county and local selling agen cies. while a second order has been placed for 4.000,000, to lie held until I 'urther demand developes in Decern | ber. The sales will open everywhere I about November 28th and will con ; tinuc until January Ist. O' - ■A FRIEND TO THE WORKING MAN Five years ago 1 was Mt troubled j vfth kidney trouble and iufiammatior I >( the bladder that I imd to ceas< "orking my farm. Life looked dar to me until I heard of Dr. Kilmer Swamp-Root through a cured friend I tried a bottle and began to feel bet ter at once. After using five or si' Imt ties I felt tine and have continue, | to work ns I had before my affliction I want to state that Dr. Kilmer' -’wanip-Koot is a kidney Sedictne tits will cure and I owe my good wor' luring the past five or six years to it Yours very truly. C. W. MORRIS. Prescott, Ark. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27th day vt March. 1912. O. B. GORDON, Notary Public. Letter to Dr. Kilmer A Co.. B.nghamtar. N .V. Prove Whet Swamp-Root Will do for You. Send ten vents to Dr. Kilmer A Co.. I lliiiglintnten. N. Y., for a sample size I Lottie, it will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of vaiua bio information, telling about the kid t:eya and bladder. Wheu wilting, be sure aud tu<utioii the Decatur Iteiuo • rat. Rcgiular Mty-cent aud oue-dol lur store but lea for sale at all drm stores. ■■■ EAT LESS MEAT IF BACK HURTS Take a Gleet o< Salta to Flush Kid neys if Bladder Bother* You. Ealing meat regularly eventually produc es kidney trubule in some form or other. s<yt a well known authority, because tbu uric ucid in meet McMea tlm kidueya. they imcomu overworked, get slugglah. cl'% up and cause all sort* i>l distress. particularly ba<k••'be and mtrery in tlm kidney region; rltouinetic twinges. cveru liereiachvs, aionimh. conelipstiou. torpid llvur, slccplouhuras. bleddur and er|re>ry in riiatiuu. Thu uiuua-ul yont back Litfl» or kid* iwytt ur'uu'i ad lug right, or if l>fcddur Isjlbura you. gel übpul four uuticcs <>( Jad Kalts frutu uny guvd phvfmScy: laku a tabh«.|HHSi(ul !» a glass u( wgter Ix.-foru break feat (or u few dgys and your kldt»-y» will the? get flue. This famous salts Is made frutu the acid of grape.';, aud lemon juice, com-

btaed with lithia, and has been used for generations to Hush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity; also to neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salls cannot injure anyone; makes a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to keep the kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus avoiding serious kidney disease. The Holthouse Drug Co. o LADIES! DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR. Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur Recipe and Nobody Will Know. The use of Sage and sulphur for restoring faded, gray hair to its natural color dates back to grandmother's time. She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and abundant. Whenever her hair fell out or took onthat dull, faded or streaked appearance .this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. But brewing at home is mussy and out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of ''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy,” you will get this famous old recipe which can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair and is splendid for dandruff, dry, feverish, itchy scalp and falling hair. A well-known down town druggist says it darkens the hair so evenly and naturally that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen a ' sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears, and after anotli er application or two, it becomes beau tifully dark, glossy, soft and abundant ! o BALD AT 35 Cleanse the Scalp; Nourish the Hair and Never Grow Bald. Use Parisian Sage. Don't grow bald at 35 as thousand'of men do —yes! and women also. Failure to keep the hair properly nourished and the scalp free from dandruff is one of the main causes of baldness. If your hair is thinning out imme iiate action is necessary. Parision Sage Is just what you need to remove tandruff. stop falling hair and itching scalp and make the hair strong, beautiful and vigorous. This delightful and refreshing hair' ’onic, which is now sold at druggists ind toilet counters in 50 cent bottles, 's rigidly guaranteed If Parisian Sage ioes not give complete >atisfactim> the Holthuuse Drug company at Deca ur will return your money. Parisian Sage surely supplies hair ■meds. The first application removes dandruff, invigorates the scalp aud puts life and beauty into thin, dull and *adod hair. ■ ; » —o ■ — - FAULTY DIGESTION Yuickly Shatters the Nervous System —lmmediate Action Necessary— Try Mi-o-na. • When you (eel irritable, tired aud 'espoudent—wheu you have nervous ’witchings, specks before the eyes. leadacliM., sour stomach, heartburn i aud |>aius in tile colon aud bowels—you suffer from indigestion, which soon develops Into dyspepsia—he chief c ause of nerve exhaustion—ou need .Mi-o-ua at once. Mi-o-na is not a cure-all, but a scientific remedy that surely cnd« tomach misery. It builds up and trengtheus the stomach walls and elands, improves quickly the digestive' >ystem. Then the vital force and nerve energy is restored, imparting strength and good spirits to the dis couraged, ruu-dowu and weak. Do not suffer another day. Get u fifty cent box of Mi-o-im Tablets at the Holthuuse Drug company at Decatur. ■ ANNOUNCEMENT. We herewith ututounce to the pub tic our intention to open u small variety store iu Pleasant Mills. Indiana, in Decernber 6lb. >u Ure Fuller build ng. previously occup.uu by Mr. A. M Maulltr. A cordial tnvitatiou is givin to oue aud all to come aud view our Block before plailug your orders •Isewhere. Wu will try to have some-, tblug entirely new aud up-to-date, such M has nover betoro bcuu in the town, adopting Ilia t'ash tvystom. No* wg wpocialiy Ittvtt, the ladk* and children, (ur (liu turn will suou bv h<rc ugniu when the little Lolka; tell baula what they want him to bring them, and we havu made special ur runtfotueutb with Mr. Claus Io have j u display '»( his i hoUesl gifts on ex blbitiuu ut our atom (rum now until Xbiui. *lltv litllu folks will be wotcornu, and litre they will find the very' toys i hry wunt must u( all. bo begin now to nova your iiickuh-. Fur grown upu wu offer a very com j plutu lino of attractive gifts, im ludlnr good values ut ull costs with mauy |ti i the most luuredah! price range. alia <u Uavu •umvthiud that will suit i 1 \ '' L. M

The Confession of Arsene LupiX By MAURICE LEBLANC I Author of “The Crystal Stopper,” “813,” Etc. S BBW- e»'sauaamaw*Me«MaMa»«es.4» -.- ■— • ses -«• —. >OME OF THE ST >ITES Arseno Lupin Confesses! SOME OF THE S That ulono is .extraordinary. — —■ 200 Thousand Francs Reward but the crim to which he con- Shadowed by Death The Wedding Ring fosses are yet more so. Ho sol- * Tragedy in the Fore»t ot Mor #u „ K ... . ved the Baroness Repstein Lupin’s Marriage Hg The Sign of the Snadow r a The Infernal Trap murder case for ' vl,leh ’ The invisible Prisoner g| The Red Bilk Scarf o “ Band fla,lc “ Ed th Sw ’ n N#Ck ■ tered but as quickly withdrawn H when the Baron disappeared abroad. He stole the Sparmiento tapestries under the very nose of ■ He saved- r but you will have to road these stories to fully realize his cunning. First you marvel M £ ■ clever thefts, then you roar ofer his irrepressible humor, then yo uare amazed at his detective powe ■ ' ou think he's caught at last wher. he finds he's married, but you've thought that often before and you IE ess will again. Here is thi ver ; tile genius at his best. | \ , ■ JUST OU T Illustrated by John Henry. Net $1.25 1 DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY I Garden City Nev. York ■

DO IT NOW WHAT? OWHBEBBMfIMM>aaBBMN4«dMr* . ■ '* ' Ill*, . lb* Book Yo”” JO SPIHI >■ The Veteran Auctipi ecr If you do jou are sure to get the best results. Talks Swiss »nd German. tis importa't th-.' • o »"ok -arly. ; JOHN SPUHLLK PHONE Residence 631 Decatur - - - I-dianu e. «... «aa*iuMa»«*nMßaßau I every customer. Asking you kindly to du yuur Xmas shopping here, perimps I we can make it easier fur you. at !< ast we will strive tu serve you the Irm w« can. Soliciting your future patron.u- >. and thanking you in advance tor tun.-, we are Yours to sene. MR. AND .MRK. U AL'I i.K BltcU . O WANTED —To du plaiu sewing. < ~ii 'phone 636. 275t3 Bring Your Money f Troubles To Ik We can loan you enough mon- ■ uy to put you ou your feet I Enough to g -t rid of the small I worrisome bills which you find I it hard to mr< 1. We loan ou I household goods, piano;, wag I on*, hones, < ■ , w ... ut r.-- | niuval. Any utau itH from 65 E up for lour or si <t u .. lA>rruW |25 for tlltie ;.,ent!; . f Pay back Ikti.Jtt tu ti re, month- I »ly pay menu ul ID.Ttt eai li. Tv ■ tai coin only H.Lo. We arc to-cL-nsud uud bonded under the utulu law uud give you every pruluviion tlm law affords. if you need money fill out the following blank, cut It out and mail it to ua, aud our ugeut will call ou you Dur agent will ba tn Becatur •very Tuesday Name Addruw Reliable. Brlvau • .•»!#! Lmi> wnoant Eelablishod 1M96. Room 2, Boe ond Floor, 706 Calboua hitmm j Home 'Fhoue, 631 rt Wayne, Ind

BCSSE * urd -A HOU« SA 11 ROA Y NOVEMBER 29TH. - BENNER & HERMAN he * a. aft present 1)U Peck’s Bad Boy; A MERRY RI TOF FUN AND MUSIC B* 22 —SIEGING SPECIALTIES—22I I GIRLS TOO! ;; ■" — ft- < OUT tNDGFT A “LAFF MASSAGE’ “ . E’S i PRO LEM W'! H TH!<= -HOW ■ IT’S HOW TO STOP LAUGHING I ® Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents I • le U Hol house Drus Store ||

FOR SALE -190 acres of good land, with good improvements, 4 miles ol the city of Mansfield, a city of 15.00 T ■ r ph Price and terms reasonable. I •’hn Brumfield. Mansfield O. 374t3 • rni’S’H-- Lnrpe brown Shop > «rd dog Came to home last week. Owner may have same by calling and I paying expenses.—Lula Whlttenbargi er. Nuttman St., Decatur. z7su SAMPLE Tty it lor I,| ard dry catarrh, StiLCilng. ci d i i |li« luad. bay fever vr any complication tevulting from chronic I catarrh. K, < r-a tho bnathiret ’ two. thus Ci' « : so nd. n stM *>®p and '/i**. ov”t!,i and iwala the lugaawd . i iiiuraaos. y l6e tor bom bkwd. Get konduu », ti.e original and mauuie Catairhal Jellr. at dnur L ..»i ~r dlr. i. In -imitate I tubes, ex or Sx. bumpictrve. Write 3 London Mi—< spoils, Mi—. I O’. C. R WF4VFR Osteopath . Gjbiu itp and h st Gradual* 0 Thp Am rican Scn-ol nf i 0< *op.th. Office Over Rowers Realty Co I Decatur, Ind. I tone 314 NOTICE Have your planus tuned. also p luQut | nd m » lug uiachium repaired and ro built by your home umm Eacc|| cu t j «'UIU and treatment. 1 uUo »dl a uh <luw lluo us pj M n, m # | l( j M , W | U _ i as a udc Imo. Qj'u «... n A. GILLIOM | I’o3 W. Monroe s U . Dgoator ln< , II Phone MZ.

Cecil Stantley The World's Greatest >- and Most Famous ’• 4W • I ti < lairvoyant ar.d Palmist j •I* AA A M fl H 11 I • n 1/> I XsV' j I \'W 50c »i He tolls your name lull. .' !< B husband's, wife's- or »«<•' tart's. I Realizing that many < l H ' ti I > Isens of this dty are • toe a I iuus to vk4t a good roll i ' Uirw ■ | uut. U they wore l ist ... cd R* ■ bfuctlon. UmMurc, In. w 1 I what you cumu for. Ju '-d!' ■ waut to know, or qu ci j< <* I anytliiug bo mure fair? ' VJti I i gut acquainted with you uud prs*' I ' j vou that lam 100 years .1 »i<d a I 1 'lairvoyant or pt-ychi- it ' " * e I ■ 'uday by iiutuodtate de.'>l I at<* ■ >rove what 1 know by u i.» tM» I Things that seem imp* - lu ?• I •hat uppvar aupsrnstjrj svß’* m ■nan, u uard-Hkc. druaun -"‘<l b” I , like. But you know by 1 t ■•'* 1 I '» true. Itcmewbcr Wc POR SHORT TIMt, ’M.* Consultation at Rce. cd MRS. *** I '-AMAN, J 22 Madiaott bt. Cl*| ' *th; 'Phone No. 3H, Houru »:30 a. m to F ( ■ dally, and Kutjdey. All rcudlngs most i-u' r i ,r ’ I dential, bpucimm priva' 1 r»iiub I tUR BALE—i'uut pu"i'‘ tuf* ■ lathe, isad full au tos toe **■ I'aw. Mu’ur bunt uugiuv. i riulf hb uUltMi. l