Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 14, Number 181, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1916 — Page 3

TRY IT YOURSELF % Hundreds of people are keeping their feet comfortable this hot weather with our Cushion Comfort shoes. Soft, velvety upper leather, flexible belting soles and footform lasts make life's walk easy for you. MENS AND WOMENS 4 Charlie Voglewede AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG SHOE ———————— ■■■■ ■■■■ ■ , II I I

WEATHER FORECAST I Fair tonight and Wednesday cooler tonight in southwest portion. Miss Nell Winans is an extra clerk at the Bernstein store. Mr. and Mrs. John Cline motored la Home City Sunday. Tonk Meibers has resumed her position with the Peterson & Moran law firm. The annual election of officers of the Old Adams County Bank was held today. Mrs. T. F. Auten and daughter. Madie, returned to Fort Wayne today after a month’s visit at the Coverdale farm. George Yake and Otto Smith left this morning for Kansas City where they will spend a few weeks with friends. Albert Gessinger returned to his home in Fort Wayne last evening after a short visit with friends and relatives here Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ball, of Bluffton, motored here last evening and were guests of the Jesse Helm family .for a short while. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lachot returned home last evening from Lake Wawasee after a weeks vacation there. They stayed at the Murray Hotel rs-- —--Z ~ ——

the home r-~ _ 1 OF QUALITY GROCERIES ££ //Zi«Tll ■ ■flJr'Wi * ■ QBHOai ; 'Jlyf r j|! •* ■ lA?’is /;/ ; Bulte’s Best Flour makes i- dandy bread or pastry. It ft ■$ costs 90c per sack; and : I? • . : -<-i?i will make 25c more bread . tl , ' | . __ CT 4 than the average flour. You .., '.-^■L-:A and money saving. ' : We pay cash or trade for produce, Eggs 22c Butter 18c to 24c M. E. HOWER North of G. R. & I. Deoot ’Phone 108 ■ MMlMMlMMMMM Mnwiniiii''iiia~'iTiiiii wiimni M'mniTiT—ll A TRIP TO THE TROPICS FOR | A NICKEL I TH E IWHITESTAG! I EXTRA MILD | I ASK YOUR DEALER I

— i "■ ■ John Peterson and Howard Charman made a business trip to Markle this ; morning. Walter Grove the Studebaker agent at Bluffton made a business trip here last evening. Miss Hattie Bauer, of Maglqy, who is employed in Fort Wayne, came this morning for a visit. Robert Colter returned home from Portland, where he has been working to accept another position here. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gallogley, Mr and Mrs. 1. Bernstein motored to Sturgis, Mich., for a two days’ visit. Mr. C. C. Enos made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning on interest of the Dowling-Schuey Co. Why don’t some one design a new trophy cup? Some fellers eat a roastin’ ear like ther wuz a valuable prize waitin’ ’em at th’ other end. —Abe Martin. Joe Beery left for Fort Wayne and fro mthere to Columbia City, where he will be employed in the circulation department of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. Mrs. C. E. Pence, who has been the guest of Miss Edith Miller, left tqday for Hammond to visit with a sister, Mrs. Joe Roy, before returning to her home at Attica. Mrs. Dolly Durkin accompanied her children, Dick and Dorothy, and her nieces, Dorothy, Vernon and Helen Christen, to lake James for a visit at the F. E. France cottage.

Mrs. Paul Wlthaus went to Berne yesterday afternoon on business. Jesse Beery returned , yesterday' afternoon to Portland, where he is employed. ~ Mrs. George Doan and daughter, Nellie, went to Fort Wayne on business yesterday. Mlhs Katherine Kocher is spending the day In Fort Wayne as the guest of Miss Erma Marx. Murray Scherer returned from Ohio city yesterday afternoon after transacting business there. L. L. Baumgartner left on the 1:05 train yesterday afternoon for the old Baumgartner homestead near Linn Grove Mrs. H. H. Baker and daughter, Virginia, returned yesterday afternoon from a visit with relatives at Lagrange. Mrs. M. 6. Losyh returned on the 1:06 train yesterday to Portland after a visit here with her son-in-law, Dawson Suman. The Misses Marguerite and Nellie Hitchcock went to Ohio City yester- , day afternoon for a two weeks' visit with relatives. Rev. E. H. Butler and wife of Ossian spent Monday with Israel Rex and family. Rev. Butler is pastor of the U. B. church at Ossian. Miss Ruth Stettler of Germantown, 1 Ohio, who visited here with her un3 ’de, B W, Sholty, and family, left yesterday afternoon for her home. t Mrs. Martin Beery left this morning -for her Morris, Ihdiana in the southern part of the state. She ex- ) pects to be gone about two weeks. > Mrs. George Dixon and children left Sunday for Toledo, Ohio, for a i two weeks’ visit. Mr. Dixon « left r today for Licking county, Ohio, for ten days. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Myers left this morning for Homer, Mich., and other towns in that vicinity, where they will visit until Saturday with Mrs. Myer's brother, James Worden, and 1 family. 1 Miss Nell Myers left Sunday night for Tulsa, Okla., where she is employed. She visited here for a Tnonth with her brothers. R. D. and John Myers " and with her sister, Irene, wife of Mr. Elston, at Angola. I Miss Mary Frisinger left today for ■ Clear Lake, where she will be the 1 guest of Miss Gladys Meyer a week. I From there she will go to Rome City for a week with Miss Ruth Bowers , at the Bowers cottage. ' Mrs. J. S. Coverdale returned yes- . terday afternoon from Fort Wayne, r Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Clark Coverdale, and daughter, Ruth, passed through the city on their way to their home at Nashville, Tenn. r 1 A horse hitched to a telephone pole, t on Second street, this morning, while kicking flies, knocked over a wheel standing at the curb, and got its feet 0 entangled in the spokes, badly twisting the front wheel of the bicycle before it was extracted. Mrs. Belle Johnson returned yesterday afternoon from a seven weeks’ visit with relatives at Winona, Warsaw, Silver Lake and other places. She was accompanied by her grandson, Robert Kist, of Columbia City, who will visit here. t

DQUGIW&RATS | & Unbeatable Exterminator kJ “ of ttats.Mice and Itsirji-. Used the World Over - Used by U.S.Government The Old Reliable That Never Fat's- 15c.25c.Af Druggists THE RECOGNIZED STANDAKD-AVOH3 SUBSTITUTES iiiuiihiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimNnnmuiiiiiiiiiHiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii What Dowling Shuey Co. of Decatur ■ have to say about cream : j separators this week ~ T> UYING a cream separator is good deal like hiring a man xx rA to work on your farm. A hired man that does poor work — J— * and is lazy is an expensive proposition, no matter how S little you pay him. A cream separator that is hard to turn, EE hard to keep clean and doesn’t skim close, .vould be exEE pensive even if you got it as a gift. Creamerymen and dairymen al! over the world xx recognize the superiority of the De Laval. = ' About the only reason why any one ever buys any other — cream separator is because they can get it a little cheaper. Then they soon find out they have lost te* times as much from separaxx inconvenience, poor skimming and a machine EE that quickly wears out, as they saved in the I xx beginning. z == Remember that a De Laval will soon pay for = itseH, and if you have no separator now, or an A.\ zs inferior machine, we can sell you aDe Laval on / == suck terra3 that it: will P a y for itself while you J M f g= are using it. IV . I|B ,£ L The best cream separator is the cheapest, j V rf 3 "- xx Let us prove it for you on your own farm. | Vjy A Sooner or latter you (kjTO'V will buy a DE LAVAL illillllllllllllllllllllllllillN ♦

D. M. Hensley returned this afternoon from Rome City. ' P K. Kinney of Fort Wayne was here today on business. Billy Frazier made a business trip to Monroe this morning. Trustee Peter Fox of French township was here on business today Misses Helen Diller and Laurlne Parr spent the afternoon in Fort Wayne. 41 Orley Croxier returned to his home in Tocsin after a short visit here with his sister. Mr. Whithouse changed cars here this morning enroute home in Berne from Van Wert. Wilson F. Beery is the proud owner of a new Ford car which he had delivered to him this morning. Milton damage returned to his home in Chicago after a months visit here with his cousin, Bob Kalver. Mrs. Chester Imler arrived this afternoon from Cadillac, Mich., to visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs. D. V. Steele. Grover Miller returned to Frankfort this morning enroute home to Berne Fort Wayne and Decatur with friends and relatives. Following the session of the Rebekah lodge tonight the three link club will be entertained by Mrs. J. M. Miller at her home on Second street. Mace Cline, who is working for the Coco Cola works at Fort Wayne is held up here on account of a burned out bearing in the motor of the truck Robert Smith went to Indianapolis this morning to work for his brother Don. in the Busy-Bee restaurant. He was formerly employed at the Bimel Wheel Works at Portland. The City council will meet this evening in regular session. Bids for the improving of Line street will be received and awarded if same are agreeable to the committee in charge. Mrs. George Kelley of Billet. 111., who has been visiting near Grand Rapids, Mich., arrived this afternoon for a stay with the Charles Ford family before going to Van Buren to visit. Mr. and Mrs. B. J Terveer will leave tomorrow- for Toledo where they will spend a couple of weeks with their daughter, Mrs. C. R. Uhl and family. Mayme ireft Sunday for Toledo and will visit with Mr and Mrs Uhl this week. Miss Minnie Alexander, is spending a few days with her brother at Fort Recovery. O. Iler mother, Mrs. Harry Alexander is taking care of her work, the picture enlarging business at the Fullenkamp store, during her daughter’s absence. Attorney 1). B. Erwin has returned from Rochester, where he enjoyed a two weeks’ vacation at Lake Manitou. His family remained for a longer visit. The- Redpath Chautauqua was there a week during his stay and everybody is well pleased with the program this year. The Killarney Girls were especially pleasing. FOR SALE—A full blood 0. I. C. male hog. Inquire of J. Merriman. Monroe. Ind.. R. R. No. 1, or 'phone on Monroe line. 181t3

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DECATUR’S CHIROPRACTOR PIONEER Office Over Vance & Hite’s U Alive 1:30 to 5:00 rIOUrS 6:30 to 8:00 PHONE 650. 0. L Burgener, D. C. No Drugs No Surgery No Osteopathy NOTICE TO DEBTORS AU persons knowing then; elver- in debted to the undersigned firm will confer a favor by coming in and making an .early settlement, as we have sold the business to otljer parties. 174tf C. F. STEELE & COMPANY FOR RENT —A modern house. Inquire of Jacob Atz, at the Beavers and Atz furniture store. 167tf. LOST—Ladies’ black velvet tarn o' shanter cap. Finder please leave at Bowers Realty company office. Reward.

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