Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 12, Number 18, Decatur, Adams County, 21 January 1914 — Page 4

OUR MAIN OBJECT in business is to get for our patrons shoes that are worth every cent they put into them: We have secured the best and most popularjmakes on the market and a pair of shoes purchased at this store is bound to give satisfaction in every respect. Come in and let us show you some of our many styles. PEOPLES & GF.RKE

OR. R. WEAVER. Osteopatti Graduate and Pest Graduate of The American School of Osteopath. Office Over Bowers Realty Co Decatur, Ind. Phone 314 'hrejhini Outfits or SALE I am offering for sale all my thresh-1 ing machinery. Two complete out fits, In first-class condition. Call on A. . uEfcUNG, Preble, Ind 6-13-20-27 Democrat Want Ads Pay-

| I ALL GOODS sou.™.™™ CHARGED AT SALE |_J fV. Q1 VJ prices L» JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE -« I EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS AND TREMENDOUS CUT IN PRICES i DECATUR . - - - THE BOSTON STORE INDIANA ! Now is the Time-Here is the Place: The backward season and warm weather all Fall has left us I Overstocked. You Get The Benefit. We must sell it just now. You need the Merchandise. Don't miss i this money saving opportunity. Note the prices, tell your friends. ( ome early while the selection is big and get the choice bargains. I DRESS GOODS 15c gmghams go it '....12c SWEATERS W-50 value* go *t ...... $720 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR TABLE LINENS I $2.00 per yd. go at $1.57 10c~ ginghams go at »c $3 50 sweaters go at $2.65 $6 00 value* go at $4.75 TENNIS OUTING $1.50 valuM go at I $l5O p«r yd. go at . ...sl2l SILKS $2.50 swsater* go at $l2O $5.00 valu«s go at $4.30 10c values go at ~9c s'26 valu«s go at » I $126 per yd. go at 57 $1.25 s.lks go at ....'92c $125 sweaters go at 29 $4.50 values go at $3.75 $c values go at 7c SI.OO values go at » I SIOO per yd go at ..84 SI.OO silks go at 75c COTTON BLANKETS S4OO values go at $3.25 6c values go at 5c SBS values go at » I $0.75 per yd. no at 68 $ .90 silks go a t72c $2.75 values go at $2.00 LACE CURTAINS BED SPREADS $ .75 values go at » ’ $ .50 per yd. go at 44 >25 silks go at 69c $2.25 values go at $1.79 >6 00 curtains go at >4.19 $6 00 sp-eads go at $5 39 $ .50 values go at » $ .35 per yd. go at .29 $ .50 silks go at 29c $1.76 values go at $1.30 $4.00 curtains go at $3.10 $5.00 spreads go at $4 39 $25 value* go at ’ $ 25 per yd. go at 21 UNDERWEAR $1.35 values go at sl.lO $3.50 curtains go at $2.35 $4.00 spreads go at $3.39 LINEN NAPKIN* $ .15 per yd. go at ... .12 $25 values go at $.79 $3.00 curtains go at $2.15 $3.50 apreads go at $2.97 MSO and $4 00 go at W 1 Lot of 50 and 75c Dress Goods go $125 Un.on Suita go at ...82c WOOLNAP BLANKETS $2-50 curtams go at $129 $3.00 apreads go at $2.47 $3.50 napkins go at " at 34c >SO Union Suits go at 43e $3.00 value* go at $229 $176 eurtaine go at SIX 9 $2 50 spreads go at .|l.tf >3.00 napkma gc at ~ GINGHAMS $1.25 and SI.OO garments go at . 82c $2.50 values go at $129 s’so curtams go atsl.lo >1.76 spreads go at $1.45 $2.75 napkma go at 8c apron gingham go at 7e $ .50 garments go at 43c $1.76 value* go at $126 $125 eurta.ns go at $29 >1.50 spreads go at $122 $1.76 napkma go at ••• » 7c apron gingham go at .■ ■. 6e $ 25 garments go at 21cALL-WOOL BLANKETS >IOO curtams go ats .79 >1.26 spreads go at > 92 >126 napkin* go at » ONL Yl2 MORE DAYS LEFT OF OUR BIG SALE IB' During this Big Sale we are giving you the profits and you can buy almost twice as much for the same amount of money Compare prices and you will see the big bargains we are giving you. You know from our past Sales that the values off' ered were strictly as represented. Come in and see our big bargains, the prices are all lower than ever before and they will interest you and save you money. __ h^ UR THE BOST( )N ST( )RE “Si BBBBBBBBBBBMBBUBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBB8B8BBBB8BBBBBiBB8BB8BBBBB88BBI8IMBirtltB*B»*8»dBBBBII«BBBBIWW8BBBBBBBBBBn l *e t

CHIROPRACTOR Haiifc 1:30 to 5:00 HUlin 6:30 to 8:00 Office on second floor, first door South of Democrat Consultation and Spinal Ana ysis free Lady ? Attenda t PHOXE 650 0. L BIKGtNER DC. FOR RENT—Furnwned room, fur nace heat; bath. Strictly modem Inquire this office. 273tf FOR SALE —Good postal card size camera. Inquire of Gertrude Geees. Decatur, Ind., R. R. 11. 308t3 LOST —A Waterman Ideal fountain pen, with pocket holding clip at head, between South Ward school and Mercer avenue. Return to this office. 14t2

i|' fKhCSNXj’-L WigS.WA' " V‘LA TO ENJOY LONG LIFE and health eat good bread. It is literally the staff of life. The best bread is the bread we break, and so you will agree if you eat it regularly. We are proud of making only bread that our customers always recognize as the best, and we know you will appreciate it if you try it. Martin’s bread for sale at S. E. Hite grocery and Brushwilier and Baker. Jacob Martin MASONIC CALENDAR FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 24. Tuesday. 7:00 p m., January 20. Decatur Chapter, No. 112. R. A. M Called communication. Royal Arch degree will be conferred by Bluffton Chapter. Wednesday Evening. Jan. 21, 7:30. Decatur Chapter. No. 112, R. A. M. Called convocation for work in Mark Master's degree. Friday, 7:30 p. m.. January 23. Decatur Chapter. No. 127, O. E. S. Regular stated meeting. o FOR SALE—Neat, five-room cottage on the east side of l(‘th St. A 60 foot lot in connection. Entire lot i‘ well drained. Will sell cheap if self at once. For further particulars in quire of Nele Philip Harmon, 'phonN 0.724. 13t3 o -- DEMOCRAT WANT ADS PAY BIG

THE COURT NEWS Testimony in the White Di-i vorce Case Concluded Last Evening IN CIRCUIT COURT Taken Under Advisement byJudge Smith—Jury Selected Next Monday. The testimony in the case of Lo-' dema White of Geneva vs. George R. | White, for uivorce, was concluded last e\ening in the circuit court. Judge! D. E. Smith took the matter under ad-j visement. Jury Commissioners D. M. Hensley and Eugene Lindsey, with County Clerk Ferdinand Bleeke, will meet next Monday at the clerk s office and draw the names of the jurors for the February term of court, which opens I Monday, February’ 2. The new dockets have practically been completed by Clerk Bleeke and his deputy, L. L. Baumgartner. With the new system installed, there will be no more hurry and rush during vacation to make up the four dockets, as the new loose leaf method has been i taken up. giving each case a sheet of • Its own. which, when the case is completed. can be withdrawn and filed away. This will be especially appreciated during the short, or no vacation, between terms, as frequently ot- j curs. The officials went to the homo west of Geneva to take into custody Mr Lucy Fields, who will be recommitted to the Easthaven asylum at Rich-, mond. Attorney Shafer Peterson is at Portland, where he is an attorney in a case being tried there. The transcript of a divorce suit brought by Martin Weiland against Celia Weiland in the Adams circuit court and sent here for trial ou a

change of venue, was received at the | office ot the county clerk Monday, forenoon. Cruel and inhuman treat I ment is alleged. Various steps have been taken in the case since it was I filed and the change of venue was; tasked by the defendant. Portland! I Sun. Real estate transfers: V. S. Patent j ■ deed to Eli Zimmerman, 48.55 acres.j Washington tp.; V. S. Patent deed to. \ John Stevens Rhea. 48.75 acres. Wash--1 ington tp.: V. S. Patent deed to Chas. I Hill, 40 acres. Jefferson tp.; V. S. pat- ' ent deed to Nude. Loofbownow, 80 J acres. Jefferson tp.: Peter E. Habeg--1 ger et al. to Levi Habegger. 30 acres, j Wabash tp.. SIBOO. — o CONTINUES TO IMPROVE. < Bruce Patterson continues to improve and it Is believed is out of danger as the result ot infection of j the bone in his great toe following its I being mashed in the big press at this ' office. His fever has left him. and I though still quite week, he is getting along nicely and will soon recover. The bones are knitting, and it is not thought now that ar. operation will be necessary. _o_. NOTICE TO MILK DEALERS. All persons selling milk, cream or buttermilk within the city of Decatur. Indiana, are hereoy notmed to file their certificates of examination of their cow or herd ot cows by January 30, 1914, as those who sell milk, ! cream or buttermilk without a license will be prosecuted under the ordinance made and provided for iu such ! cases. Respectfully yours, DR. H. F. COSTELLO. 6tlo City Health Officer. _ o HORSES FOR SALE. One black ware. 7 years eld. in foal, wieght 1450 pound .. One black mare. 9 years old. in foal, weight 1450 pounds. One coming 2-year-old draft colt. S. H. PLOVGHE. \ 3 Mites South of Monroe. . i . - ■ —o- ■ WOOD. Good cook wood for sale. Erwin's office. ’Phone 85. t>*T FOR RENT—An 80-acre farm, three t i miles south of Decatur. See HarJ vey & Leonard. 307t$e-o-d

HORSE SALE JANUARY 23, 1914 The Decatur Horse Sale Co., will hold their second sale of the Season on date given aboue, all indications are that a nice iot of good live buyers of Eastern! Markets will be present to buy your horses. These sales have established a horse market at Decatur, Ind j known as one of the best in the middle West, and many Eastern buyers have been buying in our market ! This fact should be encouraged by those who wish to realize the high dollar for their product. if you have anything you wish to offer, the shippers wji gladly pay you every dollar your horse is worth, if J wish to buy, try the Decatur Horse Sale Co. and be coi vinced that you can buy cheaper from the Co. than yd can from your neighbor or friend. A commission of Si.oo for entering and $2 00 more! sold, will be charged. DECATUR HORSE SALE COMPANY E. S. McNABB AUCTIONEER I I THE OLD SETTLER XJ '■. friLL CLtA a BLACK RAINWATER I w » MUDDY HYDRANT WATER L la • bo,r ‘- ’ r,n Ht ptnitt it. 4 c BLACKEST i«.b0.w.11 Ipaimv-fa. to. .... by Grucara. Aak hr a. ar writ* | THE OLD SETTLER CO., FINDLAY, 0. SPECIAL (TUESDAY ONLY I 3 5 cent boxes of Matches 10c THE CASH STORE