Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 12, Number 62, Decatur, Adams County, 14 March 1914 — Page 3

THE ENGLISH FLAT ■k. New Spring styles for young men are here. The English Flat is the proper thing for the exclusive dresser. You can get them here from $3.50 to $5.00. Regular and corded tips, low broad heels, blir d eyelets and round laces. Want to see them. A, CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. THE SHOE SELLER

| WEATHER FORECAST | Pair tonight and Saturday. Rising temperature. J. H. Gentls made a business trip to Hoagland this morning. P. K. Kinney of Port Wayne was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Bob Meibers lias resigned his position as salesman for the American Tobacco company. The regular Friday lenten service will be held tonight at the St. Mary’s Catholic church. Charlie Voglewode returned last evening from Indianapolis, where he at tended tlie Retail Shoe Dealers’ con * vention and visited with his sister. Jdr Thomas Haetliug. 1 tick Bocli is able to he up and about again after a few days’ sicknescaused by a severe cold and a high fever. The funeral sermon for Mrs. Mi! lard Cowan was preached by t he Rev. L. C. Hessert, in the absence of Rev. B. ajawin Borton, who was at Canton. Ohio, at the liedside of his broth* r. who-was JU.

. ■!■ ■■■ II ■■ v .... .mill t* 1 11 THE HOME OF I W V* JC I £ I | Quality Groceries I ’ go3d groceries HE -I - IHE RIGHT SPOT EVERY TIME! This Is The Right Spot 10 GO TO, Every Time, For Good Groceries Pure Buckwheat flour, bag 50c Maple Syrup, bottle 25c Maple Syrup, qt. tins, 45c Maple Confection, butter pail 25c Our full line of package garden and flower seeds are now in. Look them over and begin the pain of your garden. ■ We.pay.cash or trade for produce. Eggs 20e Butter 18 to 2uC Hower and Hower. Sorth; of G. R. & I. Depot. ’ Phon ® IPB ‘ ixyaMMOMMi F M. SCHIRMEYER FRENCH QUINN CT President Secretary I real. I L THE BOWERS REALTY CO. K I REALJESTATE, BONDS, LOANS, I" ABSTRACTS, The Scblrmever Abstract Company complete Ab-1 wtr«ct Records, Twenty years experience ’* ClTarms, City Property, 5 per cent money

Il | Today is Friday, the thirtentli. J Albert Spuller went to Fort Wayne > this morning. M. Welker and family will visit with relatives at Magley. Daniel Magley was a bus iness visitor in the city yesterday. Norman Ix-uliart went to Payne. 0.. ' to visit with the John M. Gideon family. Mrs. George Garard and Mrs. Fred ■ Smith and son. Robert, went to Fort Wayne this morning. Miss Grace Miller returned this morning from Berne, where she gave her weekly vocal lessons. Miss Rose Smith returned this morning from Geneva, where she gave her weekly music lessons yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. Zerkle and famI ily are now located at 635 North Third •treet. having moved from Mercer avenue. George McC umber of Danville, candidate for state treasurer, was here today looking up delegates to the state convention. Miss Jean Butler returned last night irout Greencastle, where she visited with friends, her visit having been shortened by the death of Miss Reba Quinn.

Miss Emma Firlts went to Fort Wayne today noon. Amos Hirschey of Berue was here today on business. Attorney Meyers of Fort Wayne was i business visitor here. John Hessler of Fort Wayne was here visiting with relatives. James R. Allison of Rockford, Ohio, was here today on business. Miss Elizabeth Graber went to Monmouth this morning for a visit. Herbert Lachot Is confined at home on account of a very severe cold. Mrs. Carl Adler of Kirkland township, was a shopper here today. George Kircher of Celina, Ohio, is ' here for a few days' visit with his j daughter, Miss Mary Kircher. Festus Rhoten, manager of the Morris 5 and 10 cent stores, was a business visitor in Decatur yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Elijaii Walters went to Monmouth this morning to call on Comrade L. N. Grandstaff, who is ill. Joo and Matilda Loos of Fort Wayne were guests yesterday afternoon of their uncle, U. Deininger and family. Mrs. Oren E. Smith of Indianapolis arived in the city last evening to attend the funeral of her cousin. Miss Reba Quinn. Miss Kiithearine Grove returned to her home in Bluffton Wednesday eve uing after making a several days visit here with friends. Mrs. L. L. Baumgartner has returni ed from Bluffton after a several days ' visit with her father, A. T. Studa baker, who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Liechty stoplied off here today enroute home to : Berne from Bluffton, Ohio, where they : visited with friends. Mrs. John Prison returned to her home in this city Wednesday evening after visiting for several days at the Home of L. P. Long in Buffton. Mrs. Jesse Brineman and children who have lieen visiting Paul Brineman and family in this city, n tumwl to their home in Decatur Wednesday evening.—Bluffton Banner. Senator Harry Gruis' of Plymouth, a candidate for clerk of the supreme court, was here last evening, inter viewing the delegates to the state cor. vention next week. He Is running in opposition to J. Fred France, the latter being a candidate for his second term. Achilles Bud, long regarded as on" o’ th’ most efficient shovelers in th’ diplomatic service, lias resigned his position at Panama. Titer's two crlt teal periods in ever' feller’s life —when be wants t’ belong t’ a band an’ when he feels entitled I’ an office—Abe Martin. At least three families, and possibly more, in the city, will be obliged to move in a few weeks, because of the sale of their present resldencs to fanners, who are coming to town to live. According to their story, there are no empty houses in the city, and they are much concerned about findInga place. Mrs. Orren E. Smith, of Indlanap oils, formerly Miss Nellie Shrock. of this city, arrived last evening on the ! Clover la'af. While going to the home of lier mother. .Mrs. Shrock, on Rugg ‘street, she lost her pocketbook, con taining between twelve and fifteen , dollars. She will appreciate its re turn or any information. Two live display windows In the business district that are attracting much mention are the Schaub-Dowl ing A- Co.. window and the Holthousc Drug Co., window, lu the former is a large number of fluffy little chicks advertising a brooder, while the letter is a window full of gold fish to !><■; given away with purchases.

THE GATE PROBLEM SOLVED ' *• •*»,*»* cur SHOW* gate raised for stock, snow.etc. Thu KUtv In It Perfect Ferm Gete. Perfect Stock Oete. Lawn Gate. Snow Gate. Hilleide Gate. Picket Gate. Barnyard and Suburban Railroad Gate. l <>t «• iivnil n * I'vr « terybvdy <vh >uiu r«Jn it. i on.tru. Hou. ■ xactly ttiv name material in u»ed as in tomwm rwinn gatea. The latch line an sb iiluiu safety lock. The pate opens ek.tr l*tk cMh. r way. ejwaya away ih>nt you. ‘Tu bo appreciated I’ tuui-t be »• 4». My shop is located in the Gregory building comer of Madison and 3rd st. Accrora from Murray Hotel and K. of P. Home. LUTHER HROWN Sole Owner and Maker for Adams County Ind. Residence Address 250 N, fith st. Decatur, Indiana

Mrs. Mid Beavers was u visitor in tlie city today, Mrs. C. J. Weaver Im confined to her home on account of ilinese. Doc Grandstaff of Monmouth is recovering from a severe, illness. Fred Schinnerer of Willshire was a business visitor in tlie city today. O. M. Ramsey and son, Henry, of Convoy. Ohio, were business visitors in the city tills afternoon. Mrs. Emanuel Woods of this city, who is at present visiting with her daughter at Fort Wayne, met witli u lery painful and serious accident today when she fell on one of tlie Fort Wayne streets and injured her hip. She will not be able to return to Decatur until the broken bones knit. At a meeting of the city fire department Wednesday evening reports were read from the different committees on decorations, programs and ofr other arangements for tlie Bluffton 1914 Northern Indiana Firemens <on vent ion, which wil be held in this city on June 28th. The souvenir badges which wit be given to the visiting fire departments of the Northern' Indiana Association w»-rc d<- Med upon. A r'jr- it..:' from t'l.H ir.o decorating firm was nr ent at the meeting and made the local company a contract price for decorating the town on that day. Nothing definate was decided upon by the members, but the proposition was left to the de v orating committee, composed of bus iness men. Harry Stout has been given tlie privilege of furnishing the company with programs for that day and lie will be the official programmer for the convention.. —Bluffton News. o CLOVER SEED WANTED. I want to buy I to 10 bushels of clover seed. Must bo free of buck lioru. 54t3 A R. DELL. Q —. FOR SALE —Farmers' feed barn, located in this city: barn 71 feet wide by 18v feet long, together wjtli halfacre land in rear for feed yard, one square from center of city on brick street. Greatest snap on the market. —Homer lies. Portland. Ind. 58t12

“Wear-Ever” Aluminum UTENSILS Stamped from thick, hard, sheet Aluminum 99 per eent pure, without joints, seams or solder, are practically indestructible. They cost less—because they out last many uteusils of tlie cheap kind. The kind that wear out are more expensive than the kind that wear. Just as every working man needs the best tools in order to save labor and add to his efficiency, just so < very housewife should have a full equipment of "Wear-Ever” for her kitchen. | V JKSF Only a few more of these li'-j pt. special Hance Fans left for ONLY 29 CENTS This offer will not be repeated. JOHN BROCK

5950 _ 5950 F. 0.8. TOLEDO F-O-B- TOLEDO Completely Equipped Completely Equipped Fifty thousand people buy Overlands and lower the cost for one another. For when 50,000 people insist that their car be buiit in one factory each comes at the rock bottom price—less than SI,OOO. When you buy an Overland, you get it at wholesale, as compared to other cars Because buying material for 50,000 cars, makes our production cost the lowest in the world for this class o car. Overland 1914 sales e ready double those of any other manufacturer producing a similar car. Ant st tl demand is not fully supplied. The Overland record for the corresponds Di aih last year is already beaten by over 300 per cent For a completely equ pt , sturdy, magnificent, 35 horsepower 5-passengei touring car, it is useless a d i to pay over $950. If we can beat ail the oth rs in sales, surely we can in value. Visit our sales rooms today. With f . ' • Gray 4 Davis ' ~ 'ft Electric starte Electric start- JA and guarante “K”" ■ -• w F. 0.8. Toledo Overland Model 79 Toledo BIG I E VlllK. i-COMPLETE EQUIPMENT 35 Horsepower Tr ce-quarter Floating Mohair Top. Curtains and Boot 114 Inch Wheelbase Rear Axle Stewart Speedometer Electric Head. Side and 33 x 4 Q. D. Tires Electric Horn Tail Lights Cowl Dash Flush U Doors With DisStorage Battery Clear Vision Windshield appearing Hinges Schug,-Meiller Company Agents BERNE, INDIANA

LYRIC!, today LAST DAY OF | FRED | LADELLE ! DON'T MISSHIM 3-Great Reels-31 Marion Leonard * UN JOURNEY’S ENDING Best Os The Season L I ALLING HAIR AND ITCHING SCALP. Entirely Needles*—Ute Parisian laje —lt Quickly Remove* Dantif jff— Your Hoad Feels Fine. Nuw that I'urlrinu Sag, tui < had ■Fauy drug hire ur toilet <<>u iur H in certainly needles* to have • I brittle, itiaiieii. -iringy or f®l> i h 'ir. No multi r how un-lghtly the ‘si-tr. ! Wily it in railing, or how mu 'i 'I n 1 tlrwff. u*<> I'nrlnian Suite—it ir ail that I I* needed, line application r •uiuve. dandruff. liuir root* are nourMied and >.tluiuluh il io grow new hair, iteliinu neiilp and falling hair coube -year head Ivi'lh liuu. Beet nt all, the hair tMKomea wost. Huffy, ulmnilniit und radiant with life mid beauty. You will he gurprland and delighted with I'Arialiiii Sage. Try ut lent one fifty tent buttle. The llollhou e Drug cmupauy ai Decatur win refund ttw pUlt'liUru price If you am not gullrllttd. Uuvk for the Hude nmi k- "'l in Giri with the Auburn Hair"—nciipt iw other. KA R M FOR SAJE OR RENT Silty ..cm. iii 'U’ Wh»lo*i*<un churi h For pmlbulxr idur G. L>. Dobilya. Willnlilrw, Ohio. h«tf FOR SALE—High grade I loir loin male inlf ut Market price. Alsu oiwi turkey gobbler. 16 huahcle of hn< red cluvcr need.- -Roy HtUtymi. Phone ll». R F. D. Nn. 1 Wt 3

FOR SALE OR TRADE—a 7-room house. I want to pay my indebtedness. Cellar, cistern, well water, fruit, all bearing: apples, pairs, cherries, plums, gooseberries, currants, good rich garden; barn, sheds, chicken house, coal house, in market until sold whether advertised or not. High St.-E. Reynolds. 55tf o Democrat Wants Ads Pay.

"tCUUZT. I WE CAN GUARANTEE OUR | WATCH REPAIRING I It is true that most any jeweler can do watch ; repairing, but it is not true that all watch re- | pairing is done right. The watch repairing that we do is such that » we are willing to bank our reputation on it. 1 f there is anything whatever the matter with I your watch bring it to us, and we will satisfy fi yon not only as to workmanship, but also as to | price. | PUMPHREY S Jewelry Store | Successor to W. L. Lehne. ■ EXPERT REPAIRING. ARTISTIQENGRAVING. I Lens Duplicated. •' —•■•■•■■■■■i aBMI Bi ■in in, try McGill’s New American Discovery Tablets NcGill’s New American Discovery Tablets are a medicinal vegetable compound, comprising many remedies carefully weighed and scientifically combined, so that in the finished product we have the finest and most complete remedy on the market for the diseases that it is intended. It is not a cure for lall ailments, but a prepared remedy for the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Blood. Rheumatism and constipation. We are proud of the stories our testimonials tell, but , the experience of another may not be yours. So McGILL’S NEW AMERICAN‘DISCOVERY TABLETS are sold under GUARANTEE. Only quacks claim to cure every case, but our tablets cure so large a percentage that we can afford to refund purchase money than incur our patron’s ill will. The Enterprise Drug Company of Decatur, Indiana, is authorized to sell three month’s treatment under this guarantee for fl.oo. McGILL REMEDY COMPANY Humphrey Block. Elullton. Indiana

I LOST—Pair of girls’ basket ball I shoes. Return to this office. 58t3 LOST — Pocket book containing between twelve and fifteen dollars also two small pocketbooks and calling cards bearing name. ’’Mrs. Oren ;E. Smith.” Was lost between Clo- . ver Leaf depot and Mrs. Shrock' i home. Please return to Mrs. Shrocl, < 130 Rugg street, or to this office ami receive reward. 6U3