Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 12, Number 136, Decatur, Adams County, 9 June 1914 — Page 5

SPECIAL BARGAINS t» :s r» P lllll==lllll & u u !? During the three days of this sale we are going to g 0 offer you or coat that sold at sls to $25 for n 5: r o B $9.95. Be sure that you get our prices on Rugs, Car- n b pets and Linoleums before buying. 8 § <» mu -mu I M. Fullenkamp’s I « » :k: ♦ 5 I THREE DAYS OF PROFIT SHARING ! g » I To The People of Decatur and Vicinity at I 5 I Runyon, Engeler Co. | ♦ SPECIAL BARGAINS THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK. COME IN! IT i | WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE THESE BARGAINS 'i t t. J ♦ One Lot Spring Coats One House Dresses i ♦ Ladies Suits $15.00 $12.00 to $15.00 val-Lot Skirts $4.00 to $1.25 to $2.00 val- • g to $22.00 value at ue at $5.00 value at ue at $4.95 $7.50 $1.48 98c ♦ I ft < I Special on Ratine Ray Cloth 25 and 30c Value at 19c i i Rice Cloth $1.25 Value at 79c 1 s Y 1 c < U4..*np::»::»::b::*::*t:*::*n*nK*::*::4::*::6::*::»::p::*::*::4n»n4K*n4n*::»::«::*n4n4::*::4::*::4::4::4::4:: ft -*• '* * • I Teeple, Brandyberry & Peterson j 1 V ” Offer the following special bargains in suits and felt hats il ‘J’S, < ~ during the three days of the big sale. These are new and yaffil U : » up-to-date and you can buy them at heavy reductions at 2 a time when you need them. &/\ x/r f > - 4 MEN’S SUITS. BOYS’SUITS. VTL ,W !M; 1 Jj? e . $3.00 Suita go at $2.00 Xjl/a d-y&V | Sui ‘« •• •» 1 V 5 180 Sult. go at 2.35 KF j « 12.50 Suits go at 8.50 4.00 Suits go at 2.65 ’F I j' 15.00 Suits go at 10.00 5.00 Sults go at 3.35 |i I.i II 16.50 Suits go at 11.00 7.50 Suits go at 5.00 fl. 8 20.00 Suits go at 14.50 8.50 Suits go at ......». 5.65 iBldW ’ g 25.00 Suits go at 17.50 10.00 Suits go at 6.65 jw lu ■ ’ •• , tn ill;* 8 Any blue serge suit in the store at 20 per cent off il Uul ft Any $3. felt hat will be sold at $2.25 uirAHl | “ 5 2 - “ “ “ “ “ “ 1-40 ® We invite comparison of prices and goods. Make our VJi’f store your headquarters j I I’D '■ Tecpie, Brandyberry 4 Peterson ; i ; n a | SPECIAL 20 \ REDUCTION SALE I a 4 is " 7,1.. ■" ? ♦ SODiWwnPCfll Greatest bargains you have ever seen dur- t T | ing ree dßy8 ’ ,fune 10, 11 an(ll2 - XU i JIV- f We will sell at Reduced Price the « 1 **¥¥Wv Three Sale Days i ♦ p—We will Deliver all Goods to your lwme FKEE ♦I; ,F~' r~^ , | I It will cost you nothing to come in and look ; x ‘ 7 em over d ur ’ n £ the three days Special Sale. <■ ** j Yager Bros. And Reinking j Opposite Court House, Decatur, Indiana 5 «

| DR. GRENFELL’S LIFE 1 j Career of Heroic Service Full of Many Dangers. 5 J Sails Rock-Strewn Seas Like the Vlk- ; Ing of Old —In Twenty Years He Has Accomplished Much for People of North. 1 > s . New York. —With tho visit to thia i city recently of Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell > many interestiox facts concerning the • work done by the famous missionary ■j in Xev.foundland and Labrador were i disclosed. * More than twenty years ago Doctor ■> Grenfell left England in a staunch littie mission ship bound for Labrador. i When Doctor Grenfell reached ixibra- ? dor In 1892 he found about 3,000 per- * manent residents, or “liveyeres," as : they are called locally. The summer • fishing fleet from Newfoundland and s the surrounding country brought the t inhabitants to about 25,000 men and : women. ; They had little education and inadei quate food and clothing. Medical and I surgical aid was almost unobtainable, f In the score of years that have passed •; since Doctor Grenfell entered Labrador _ he has developed the social, economic, educational and religieus life of the • isolated people of the Far North and t: has been the moans of bringing medft ical aid and instruction in sanitation. « One of his Ideals was to erect a J building for tho visiting seamen. For tt ten years Doctor Gr. nfell lectured and g set aside such funds as he couid spare a from the rapidly growing demands of * the already established interests, in ♦ order that he could provide some suitJ able home for the "jack” ashore. «t His alm was finally accomplished 8 and there now stands in St. John’s ♦ Newfoundland, the King George V. * Seamen's institute. The building was f! planned as a home and club house. 8 and since its opening has been used ♦ by a large number of seamen. The 4 Institute was opened on December « 19. 1912. •I On Sunday afternoons and nights ft Grenfell hall, dedicated to DoctorGreng fell's mother, is used for church servt; lees. The hall during the week is * used for entertainment purposes. The « institute Includes a reading and writ- « Ing -oom, sitting room, officers’ room. ?» restaurant, 43 single and 15 double ft bedrooms, pool and billiard room, bowl5 ling alleys, swimming pool, gymnast v um, laundry and a depariment for girls, ft The girls' department is for the use 8 of young women who come to St. ♦ John's to seek employment The ac--8 8 * i I s | r \ -rj 1 1 a .IMjf ♦ 8 Or. Wilfred T. Grenfell. ♦ Jt commoilutious consist of a large social ♦ room, four large double bedrooms. ♦ three single bedrooms, diningroom. § kitchen and a department In domestic g science. a lk>ctor Grenfell's practice lies over ♦ two thousand miles of fog-laden, badlys clwirted, rock- bound coast. Ho covers ft this distance at least once and often 8 twice, every year in the little hospital steamer Strathconn. Through the _ tickles, as the narrow straits are called, down into tho fiords, across ♦ stormy. Ice-covered bays goes tho 5 steamer on her errands of mercy and a healing. ft Sometimes these touch and-go visits 4 of the Strathcona afford the solo op ft portunity many of the liveyeres have a to secure medical nr surgical aid. 8 The approach of tho mission ship 4 is hailed by the fishing fleet with the V greatest enthusiasm. Tho trapboat a bouncing over the wavos shouts or ♦ annuls her a welcome. Along the 4 coast Doctor Grenfell's arrival is 8 heralded by all the inhabitants of the 4 llttlo settlement hastening to the land- § Ing place to greet him. It Patients are taken to the Strath--8 conn or Doctor Grenfell goes ashore. ♦ Serious cases are taken aboard the 2 Strathcona and hurried to St AnB thony or Hattie Harbor. This hospital „ ship is without doubt one of the most ft Important factors In tho work The 4 strlag of hospitals. St. Anthony, Hat--2 tie Harbor, Indian Harbor, Harrlngft ton. these are the fingers, the Strathft rona is the thumb, of the helping hand ♦ taking »<> much light and cheer to the 2 Isolated tlslier folk down north B Doctor Grenfell's missions In ,V w--8 foundland and laibrndi.r Include the »| Seamen's Institute at St. John's, the | hospital ship Strathcona, the hospitals B|»t St Anthony, Battle Harbor. Indian 8 Harbor and Harrington, the out-sta-I'tlons at Forteau. Spotted islands, St. If, Uaxhn. St Carols and mission fleet »l

A STATE HONOR J — Colonel S. B. Fordvce Made 'i a < * < Aide De Camp to State ‘i G. A. R. Commander ri ——c; COMMISSION CAME £ i This Morning—ls Member t of State Commander’s ' Staff—Big Honor. t. . —— t : Colonel Simeon H. Fordyce wa I ecreeably surprised this morning when ’ he received by mail from Department t Commander A. B. Crampton, and Ad ’ jutant J. R. Fisher. liis commission J hewing that h<" had lieon appointed J as aide-de-camp to the state command- t ( i of the G. A. IL Mr. Fordyce knew t nothing of the honor, which came to 1 him unsought, until he received his ' <i>mmi -ion this morning. The appoint t went came through recommendation t oft; . local commander of the G. A 1 IL. tV. H. Myers, and through that of • the department commander. Mr. For- • dyce is thus made a member of the de- ; partinent staff of State Commander I Crampton. The commission is given. • In the words of the certificate, b> ? cause of "reposing trust and confidence : in your fidelity and ability and leal for J '' Interest of till Grand Arm;, -of th ; Republic, and devotion to its princt- • pies.” The commission is dated May 25. . POLICE COURT. ; ... . - - An attachment suit filed before t Squire Kintz this morning by Mrs. Lub. > Johnson against William Hawk for al : t legcd jumping of a rent bill, was filed t about an hour too lute, for by tlie time • tli>- papers had been out. Hawk was t well over the state line and still head- , d east. Hawk had been renting tile ■ old brewery building near the Monrou t street bridge and had been using it : for a livery stable. This morning how -1 - ver lie d'- dried to leave for greener ■ pastur« s and h gaa packing up. Mrs. ; Johnson ;w these r-eparations and • remembered that Hawk had failed to s t:.me across with the rent for about ! S2B worth, decided to file attachment ! papers. She hesitated in her decision • just a little too long however, for by t the time the* officers received the pa- ! pers. Hawk was well on his way. A j trip to the state line in an amtomobiV i by the officers cor.lirmed the fart that i ho is now a resident of Ohio. o FACE SERIOUS OFFENCE. Perry Andrews and son, John o f j Monroe, were arrested this morning by i Sherift Durkin and Deputy Je.s.- Kelli iv on the chargi of obstructing th • : law i;nd also on charges of assault and j buttery filed by Marshal Dave Laisure i • Monroe. leisure arrested Ralph | Andrews Saturday night at Monroe on | ■ < lii.rge of public intoxication and had | ui . hhn in a rig and was driving to i this city to lock him up. His brother |i J. Im. lieard of 'he arrest, and hi com ! nnny with hts father got in an auto- i mobile and started in pursuit of the nmrsha! and his prisoner. They over too ktheni a short distance from th! < Ity. and alter a little skirmish, they ' , releaaed the prisoner and took him • home. The alaive charges wore then ! fikd by Marshal Laisure and the tv > j ( Andrews were released on bond an 1 J I • . their trial set for next Monday, while h Ralph was brought before Mayor I; Christ, n and pleaded guilty of bein; f I drunk and was assessed a line of $1 ‘ and costs. > TWO REEL FEATURE. t Manager Parent has secured for this t venfng's entertainment, one of the } Kalem’s most popular two reel features f entitled "The Tigers of tho Hills.’ [ Ibis picture has been m great de- t r .ind ail over the country and Mr. r Parent has been endeavoring for sev { cr.'.l mouths to get It. The story Is ot ' t io hardships and trials and dinners. < n j • countered by a train load of emigrant* It. tn the western hills and also ha a Jj lively love story Interwoven in it. in udditfon to this a Vitagropli < omeih c entitled "The Little Page" v 111 also bo ti given. The Crystal la the coolest place In the city, plenty of breerc and etiol fresh air ntul an id- al place to come j. ter an hour's entortalnment. _o , t. BIRTH OF SON t ——• | g A flue big baby bey was born Sat ij v.rdny evening to Mr. and Mrs. Henry f Franz ot Fort Wnyno. Mrs. Frau was it formerly Mtas Frederick* Heuer end is|i a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J Heuer of Root township, a sister of J Fred IP "ter of this city. o Hazel Wolford of Monmouth was a | shopper heie today. |

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