Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 12, Number 290, Decatur, Adams County, 10 December 1914 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICE JUST RECEIVED A TON OF CANDIES AND NUTS Also Dolls -Joys and other Holiday Goods. kolterbroT” NEW STORE MAGL.T .... a littlepoem When the whole blamed world seems gone to pot, And business on the bum, A two cent grin and a lifted chin Helps some, my boy, helps some. And a White Stag “extra mild,” from any cigar case, Will bring miles and miles of smiles, While this good old world you face. Try it, my boy, try it--5c ART STORE For Your Crocheted and Embroidered CHRISTMAS GIFTS flAlso have a complete line of religious articles that are suitable for the holiday season.

ELK BUTTER CRACKERS A Salt Top Cracker With That Creamy TasteIS BEING SAMPLED IN DECATUR Don’t Fail to Get Your Sample and Taste That Wonderful Cracker That Is the Last Word In Cracker Baking, Nothing Can Be Produced That Is Better And A Trial Will Convince Handled By All Decatur Grocers Who Are Always Anxious To Give Their Customers The Best TRY THEM TODAY INCLUDE A POUND WITH YOUR GROCERY ORDER Yours very truly, RICHMOND BAKING COMPANY.

HOLIDAY SEASON On Every Hand One Notices Evidence of Season of Glad Good Cheer. STORES GREET YOU With New Goods at Special Prices—Gass & Meibers’ Heart o’ Season Sale. • Holiday season is here. It Is evidenced on every hand. If you go up one side and down the other of the various business streets in Decatur, you will find in each window attractive displays of gifts and Christmas goods that are sure to catch the eye. On the inside of the store, too, it is noticeable that this is a special season of the year, for the stores are arranged to best show the goods and in many of the stores special prices are being offered. One of the stores is making an unusual effort this year is tlie Gass ft Meibers Store of Quality, where for the first time in history they atfe putting on a Heart O’ Season Sale, meaning that right now in the midst of good buying time, they are offering their goods at a very low price. The sale was put on because of the mild autumn weather which prevented the big stock from moving as it should and the management is determined that it must be disposed of. You can select your Christmas gifts for the ladies and children there and do it at a great saving. o LOST—Emerald bead necklace with a small cross attached. Finder, please return to this office or to Irene Gerard. 284t6 FOR SALE—Gas range, good as new; will sell cheap. Inquire of Ed Green. 275tf ROR RENT —Modern residence property, with five aeres of ground. House has all modern improvements. Inquire of J. W. Meibers. 286t3 HUNTING FORBIDDEN. No hunting will be allowed on the William Michaels and sons’ farms in Monroe township. Hunters please take notice and avoid further trouble. 283t3 WM. MICHAELS & SONS.

ABOUT THE SICK. I ■"■■l" " I Miss Vernla Smith went to Fort Wayne today noon, having received word tuat her mother, Mrs. ,1. A. Smith, who was operated upon nt the Lutheran hospital, is not so well. It is thought the change is not a serious one. Roy Wolford, rural mail carrier, Is quite ill at his home at Monmouth, of ulcers of the bowels. J. H. Sullivan, who has been sick the past week, is aomo better, as Is also Charles Smith, who has been sick for a month or more with dropsy and other ailments. —o ■ - LIKES IT AT ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. County Commissioner William Reppert is in receipt of a letter from Sam Yost, of near Pleasant Mills, the well known gravel road contractor, stating that he is now located at Albuquerque l N. M. He is well pleased with the place and the climate and will spend the winter there. Mr. Yost and son, Calvin, left here a week ago last Wednesday, going on account of Mr. Yost’s health. Mrs. Clarence Winters went to Ft. Wayne today noon. Jean Ireland of Van Wert, Ohio, was a business visitor here today, Mrs. J. H. Heller and Mrs. J. W. Tyndall returned last evening from a visit with friends in Fort Wayne. AT THE LYRIC FRIDAY, DECEMBER II CAMILLE That ‘stirring old love story told in three reels by the very best actors and actresses. , In addition to this our regular three reel service will be given making a six reel show. FRIDAY MATINEE AND EVENING. LYRIC THEATER 5 and 10 cents.

The Santa Claus Store Walk in we sure have the Xmas GOODS SPECIAL ALUMINUM WARE SALE SATURDAY 2 qt. Aluminum Pudding Pans 17c 2 qt. “ Lipped Sauce Pans 17c Regular 35c values. FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS FOR MEN 1 " • . Silk ties 10c . Erector Sets 98c p iano 4S(? Handkerchiefs at 5 & 10< . Toy Cannons, Special 11.98 Smoke Sets 48c Kitchen Cabinet 48c shavlnc Sets Trains on Track 98c bnaving seta 48c Tool Chests 48c Stoves to y 24 ttnd 48 <-’ Cups and SaucprH at 10 to 24c a, . 4fil . Toy Dish Sets 24 to 98c FOR LADIES S d ‘ Toy Tables 24c ,2r ’° Alumlnum Masters $1.98 Books, big Assortment 24c Comb and Brush sets 48c ’ Tricycles at $2.48 and $2.98 Toy Kitchen Sets 5Sc Pancy chlna at i Oc and up Wagons at 43c to 11.48 Dolls all kinds from 5c to >2.98 Auto Hoods ,83c Candies XMAS Candies For Every-body and Only 10c lb. Bring the Children to see Santa. THE MORRIS CO 5 & 10c STORE --.I - ' ■■ - —I—

FOR RENT—Six-room house on Grant street, 10-room modern house on 1 Marshall street. Call Mrs. A. C. Greg- ’ ory, 515 Madison St., or ’phone 101. WANTED—Men to represent us in every county. One of the best paying 8 propositions on the market. A sure 1 money getter. Address the Republic Stock Food and Medical Co., Decatur, Ind. 267tf TO LET—Furnished room. Suitable for light housekeeping. Inquire Mrs. U. E. Cramer, 248 N. Sixth St., Decatur, lud. 285tf HOUSE FOR RENT—West Madison St. —Simeon J. Hain. 287t6

t MONEY TO LOAN We have a good supply of money to loan at six per cent interest payable semi-annually, ■ with partial or full payment privilege, on k farms with perfect record titles. SHAMP & KELLER • Office with Frisinger & Co.