Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 12, Number 20, Decatur, Adams County, 23 January 1914 — Page 3

‘’ TWO MORE DAYS "*»|iß- OF OUR SHOE SALE ( ,U. I ~r . \a K SiGET IN 889 i> i ■ave^^K 9 '' ' * CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. 1 « THE SHOE SELLER

WEATHER FORECAST I I > Generally fair to night and Im - Altay. Coulder tonight. nto Ohio. Perry Hunt of Wren wa a li-itur the city ye iterday. J din r c - C ‘ of B ’""‘ "" Jfisitor in tiie city yeatenlay. Judge David E. Smith went ■ A’aytie this nornin.< to look ait-t some I<*hl Ifcalnew. Harvey and G. W. Hay t >i Pleasant Mills Went to Fort Way this ■jornin- to buy some sto< I;. Mr. and Mrs. E. Lufkin have arrived and taken apartnui tthe B. W. Shelly furnished rm West Monroe street. ™Mr. and Mrs Martin Mi Children, of Michigan, who vi here over night with Mrs. Mi •ister. Mrs. Jessie Die! 1 left for I it Wayne to make their l'u' |trs. Diehl accompanied th- in t

J'WMnMBK 1 " ?xgNaauugmßnv FI I ■ THE HOUE 0F I I I QualityGroceriesJ >• £ Every Day IS A II x^B| 1 jWvi< Bus >’ Da y w *th us ic, Make them a little Busier by phon- / 9 ing to IOS fur quality groceries ' Saturday Onlv SUN KISSED ORANGES Large. Sweet, Juice, Best You Ever Ate -J I 45 CENTS PECK. H We pay cash or trade for produce Eggs 280 Butter 18 to 27c ”1 I ower and Hower. Worth of G. R & 1. Depot. ’Phnne 1(8. ywmm — IMHF./ iiK* kM RMrBCFHRW’YER FRENCH QUINN S President Secretary Tress, Ih ■pfr BOWERS REALTY CO. g I REAL ESTATE, BONDS, LOANS, L . ■ 899 // ' •'< ABSTRACTS I The Set irm ver AL.-, tract Company complete AL- I I atract Records, Iwenty y-.ars Experience ,7 I Ftrxs, City Property, 5 per cent | MONEY

Mrs. L. Long and daughter, Lou ise, went to Fort Wayne today. John Mosure of Bluffton was a busi ness visitor in the city yesterday. W. H. Mapes and wife of Philips. ; Neb. who have been visiting here at the home of G. H. Rice, left for a visit ■ in Ohio towns. Mrs. H. L. Buuck and Mrs. William Linnemeier of Preble returned from Fort Wayne this morning, where they had been visiting with friends. The pedro party and dance given at I tile Knights of Columbus hall last ev • ■ning was largely attended and a general good time had by all present. The children of the St. Joseph's school enjoyed a free day yesterday, given them by Father Seimetz, in honor of the feast of St. Agnes, which was celebrated yesterday. J. 11. Schultz, agent for the John Hancock Mutual Insurance company, of Boston, aud the Hoosier Casualty Company, with a line of agencies of t re insurance, has moved his office above the Winnes shoe store and is now ready to handle any insurance business that the public wishes to ' give him.

Ed Lewton of Monmouth was here on business today. Ed Fox of Berne was a business visitor in the city today. Mrs. George Zimmerman went to Fort Wayne today noon. Fred Koler of French township was here today on business. Miss Matilda Krueckeberg went to Fort Wayne today noon. George Ringger of French township was here today on business. Henry Koenetnann made a business trip to Hoagland this morning. John Schug left on his regular trip to the south part of the state. Dick Myers left this afternoon for Hoagland on professional business. Mrs. Joseph Tonneller and daughter Bessie, spent yesterday at Fort Wayne. Mrs. H. H. Jones of Wren, Ohio, went to Fort Wayne today to visit with her parents. W. A. Kuebler has returned from Ft. Wayne, where he was looking after business matters. Abe Boch of Fort Wayne was in the city today visiting friends and looking after business matters. Mrs. Joe Vail returned to Bryan, 0., today, after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sprang, and other relatives. Mrs. Dan Vail entertained at dinner last evening for Mrs. Joe Vail, of Bryan, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sprang. Mrs. Eliza Pat | rson returned to Logansport today noon after a two weeks’ visit here with Dr. and Mrs. J. 3. Coverdale. W. A. Fonner of Root township today shipped eleven fancy Mammoth Bronze turkeys to a breeder, the birds bringing a fancy price. John Stewart of this office and Martin Mylott, city electric!*/. made a busines strip to Ft. Wayne last evening in the interest of the Democrat company. Charlie Voglewede will return home tomorrow evening from Toledo, where lie has been spending a couple of weeks with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Uhl. taking a much needed rest. The home talent play to be given by the junior class of the Decatur high school, will be one of the'principal events of the high school year. The date of the play will be announced within a short time. The mail sack robbery which occurred at the Clover Leaf depot Mon day evening, still remains a mystery. The government authorities, who were in the city Tuesday looking up the case, returned to their homes, not being able to find a clue to the thief.

Among those who went to Decatur Tuesday evening to attend the Masonic degree work were Herman W. Thoma, James 11. Bennett. James P. Hale, W. L. Kiker. Ernest Wieekinr, Charles M. Miller. Harry Lewis, Hugh Studabaker, Samuel E. Hitchcock. James B. Krill and Frank Elite. The Royal Arch degree was conferred on three candidates. Following the degree work a banquet was served.— Bluffton News. O' PUBLIC SALE. The undersigned will offer for sale at their residence, four miles west of Decatur, and one-half mile south of the Beery church, on the Joe Beery farm, on Wednesday. January 28, ISH, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.. the following property, to-wit: Four Head of Horv.es, consisting of one 8year old gray brood mare, weight 1600 tbs.; one 4-year-old gelding, weight 1600; gelding 4 years or more, weight 1600: one 6-year-old bay coach horse, weight 1300. Three Head of Cattle, Including 1 fresh Jersey cow, 1 Holstein and Jersey cow, to be fresh soon, and 1 yearling heifer. 28 Head of Phea*", weighing from 50 to 100 tbs. each; 2 brood sows. 1 full blooded Poland China sow. 1 Durcs* sow, bred to farrow In April. Farm Implements—Hay loader, Walter A. Wood mower, used only one season; McCormick binder, spike tooth han aw. wagon. hay ladder, top buggy, net single harness, set double harness, hog hack, eomfodder in field. 75 chickens and numerous other articles. Terms: —85 and under, cash: over that amount a credit of It months will be given, pun-laser giving note, with approved security. No property removed uutil settled for. FRED DAVIS, J. P. DAVIS. J. N. Hurkhoad. Auct. o WANTED Dishwashers at the People'll restaurant. Apply el once. Jacob Martin. — —O 11 " ■■■ - FOR HALE—Neat, hveroom cottage on Hie east side of I (‘th St. A 60 foot lot In connection. Entire lot Is well drained. Will sell cheap if sold at* once. For further particulars inquire of Ncle Philip Harmon, 'phono N 0.7.4. 13U - • Democrat Want Ads Pay.

Plenty of fresh home made sauerkrout 15c quart Holland Herring, keg 90c White Fish, pail 50e Russian Sardines, pail 75c Linburger cheese, lb. 25c Cream cheese, lb. 25c Sweitzer cheese, lb. 25c Brick cheese, lb. 25c Sardines in olive oil 10 & 15c Pineapple 10-18 25c Olives qt 25c Ripe olives qt 35c Spanish onions, lb. 7c Cabbage, lb. 3c Oranges 20-30-35 c Perfection bread 5-10 c Apple butter 12 l-2c Plenty of good country butter We pay cash or trade for produce butter 17c to 27c. eggs 28 cents UMf

*7 e 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 Brushwillerand Baker. Jacob Martin CHIROPRACTOR Hniirc I*^ol° 5:00 liUUrS 6:30 to 8:00 Office on second floor, first door South of Democrat Consultation and Spinal Analysis free Lady Attendant PHONE 650 0. L BURGENER DC. FOR SALE-Pupil. Will make good farm dogs. Inquire of J. C. Archbold, R. R. No. 7. I»t3

STAR GROCERY Cod fish flakes 10c Pearl barley lb. Co Amster Jams cookies 15c Cocoanut bars lb. |lsc Dried peaches lb. 10c Apple jelly 10c Spring wheat lluur &75c Potato bread 10c Rio coffee lb. 17c Campbells soups luc Lake white fish 50c Marco coffee 30c Kitchen denser 5c Will Johns,

■MM——— II I "111 I Win n-rriiiirrr i ■ -hi nnarWi iWWitiV niMmentoiiV wtMMiOT-vnfc-Mmtvi.v. tb s I Steele’s Big Embroidery Sale ! I STORE NO. 374 s | WHEN? Saturday, Jan. 24, at 1:30 P. M. WHEN? | I 5000 PRICE 5000 | I YARDS 10c Per Yd. 10c YARDS I I What This Sale Consists Os. | yj . u* g Embroidery of the very finest make from 6 inches « £ wide up to (18) inch corset cover and (18) up to § g (27) in flouncings that is worth and sold by any g g other store in the city from 25c to 50c per yard. £ 1 The Next Question, How Can IDo It? | S Hi g Being a member of the United Buyers Service of g g New York City a buying organization of over 500 g $ stares that buys together and gets the lowest g g prices, not only on embroidery but everything in g $ the merchandise line. g | DON’T MISS THIS SALE SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY | | REMEMBER THE TIME. COME. | I G. C STEELE | g The Store With The Many New Lines of Spring S g Goods Goods on Display S is: s tstsfita tats tsts: :s:s: s: s: jhik:

....Wanted.... ® 3 -°° SSo ° A salesman Must be a live ST. LOUIS AND RETURN hustling young man for re- VIA tail Harness Store. Inquire at once, permanent position CLOVER LEAF ROUTE for right man. SATURDAYS, JANU ARY 3th. AND 17th. SCHAFER HDW. CO. See H.J. Thompson Agt for Particulars. ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE January Clearance Sale AT BERNSTEIN'S Studabaker Block Decatur, Ind. Two Doors South of Interurban Station Saturday January 24th. is the last day of our great January Clearance Sale. It has been the most successful Clearance Sale we have ever held, we had the merchandise, we needed the room, prices was no object, everything was cut to its lowest figure. We have a good assortment yet, and if you want to make money, come before it is too late. “FORSATURDAY ONLY”—A newline of fancy Curtain Sets, 12 l-2c value for Saturday only, per yd. • - - 9c SWEATER COATS. I NOTIONS! NOTION! BED SPREADS. Boys' Heavy Sweater t outs, mad.- 61 'earl Buttons, card I'-c 81.50 White Bed Spreads, full with high Byron Collar, special 11 'inn. Rise, without fringe, January tor tills agio, each 33 1 tarulsg Cotton 1e Clearance Hale 9!c Men's 8150 Wool Sweater Coat. 11 afety i’iiia. curd I 1 2 c MEN'S SHOES grey or red. with largo, shawl lair Pina, package 1c , ~ ~ ... collar. January Clcaruuco 5a1e...98 1 lair Pina, package 1c ‘ ’..J,,t 1 '"!*.,,,“ f ? Shoe. Boy'a 81 So woo) vweattr co.it. 1 xmii-mn t'urtaiti Rods 5c ‘ ha|, ‘ •• $' l!) with high collar 99 < USO Men ." V,cl KW *’* Calf or Mlhhou' Red Sweater Coat*. with ■ f DRY GOODS SPECIAL *' ,,n M****' Shoe, January Rale $1.98 ■J - xjswrj&w ~ Oilier*cret uil ll vQ|ow ‘ with •« 5= , TetaTwt<Tn' , or O blu. ,l h< , .r k Fhm" two ma h et' <> ib " M "’ lln ' > ar< ‘ »!'«« l '“<*>“ •»>>’”*• *•!«' • U.M it dandv January il.irunL .- 00,1 M Sheeting. bleached Special’ Men's Heavy Tan Work eI , $1 7 or ~ll,,l *‘, ‘ ' h<'d. January Clear- Shoe, all* solid leather. 82.00 '"ostticoath '*" s * h ' J ' ard —January Sale $| ;» •u. 0.. U. '’SSJKE. .Ma .U.1.. M..k «-<■<■" .'ld 1 | 6 } 0 r,d , v LADIES' SHOES. just received for this sale, only 98 it; bl L,ne “- un ‘X- > ltrd Z3e g-j O 0 Arties' Pat. Button or Gun Ladles' Knit Peltlcoatii 45 \y Metal, buttou or Biuciicr Shoe. Ladies' outing Fltintiel PettloOuts 39 J. BLANKETS. January Salo 81.95 TABLE OIL CLOTH. 13c YARD. il'.peclal! Tati or Grey Blankets, January Sale .81.05 Fancy Table Oil Cloth, Ike value. *A fancy borders. January Clear- 82.00 Ladies* Vici Kid Sins'. Pat. January Climraine Sale, yard. 13 ante Sale, pair 39c Tip. a dandy, January Salo . 1.49 UNDERWEAR. 10-4 full slae Blankets, in tan or 84.00 Ladies' Suede, button shoe. 50 do<4. Men's lii-avy flUxt-nd )g ■ grey, fancy border*, »0c value, latest styles. January Salo ... $2.98 Shirts and Drawers, all :dz.<-», ( January Clearahco Halo 69c 83.50 ladles' Velvet Shoe, plain 32 to 46. regular 50c values. Jun- Jp< < lai! 250 pair 11-4 full siae. toe, Latest style. January Sale 82.45 uary Clearance Halo, each .....34 I Blankets, In grey or tan, fancy $3.50 laidios' Cushion Soin Shoo, I tidies' Bloa< bed or unbleached :u, borders, heavily fleeced, ragu- rubber heel, boat shoe made for Vesta and Pants, heavily fleeced. h Ur 81.50 BUnkeU, Jaguary com tort. January Salo $2 39 all sixes, 4. 5. 6, January Clear- Clearance Kale, pair' 93c We have shoe* for Itoy Misses ante Salo. GENTS' FURNISHINGS. and Children. Come in and save Ladles* Union Hulls, heavily floor- •' Meti s Work .Shirts, sth- values, a money. , nd. bleached or unbh.oli.-d. I large u orimenl to pick from, LOOK! SPECIAL! LOOK! regular 65c value, January f 4 all algos, 14i4i to 17. only 38c Men's Good Quality Heavy Rub Clguruuce Sale .! 39c Wen's Jersey Work Shirt ■<, 50c lw>r Boots? duck vamp, rolled ATTRACTIVE PRICES. values, all sixes. 1414 to 17, edge, January Sale S2.B‘J Missus and laidle.-,' Flannelette only ' 39c Special! Men's heavy good wearGowns, light pink or blue, 75c Men's Corduroy Pants, $2.00 val- Ing Arctics, all sixes, January value, January Clearance Buie 45c J ueu, only . .$1.39[ Stile •9c