Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 15, Number 101, Decatur, Adams County, 30 April 1917 — Page 4

_ «-= sss, — __. ? . _ — -n H 9 "W L *** « I This Sale is No Goods Sent | i QiwTiv paqm «MW —© 0N APPROVAL I J STRICTLY CASH d _□ (:) ?! L 1 —- - — — __— g I GREAT _ g D IAAAI llTlftll A air ISSOL U TION_S AL E: *? ■ • — [•] || Having taken over the business and slock of the firm of Gass & Meibers, I find that I have too large a stock on hand, and in order to | dispose of a few thousand dollars’ worth of it quickly and turn it into ready cash, that I mav be able to go to the markets or goo s t a. . fti will be more in demand later in the year, I have decided to have a GREAT DISSOLUI ION SALE of • I Spring Coats, Frocks, Skirts, Blouses, Ready-to-Wear Garments L | THIS SALE WILL START | ;SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1917; (;j iii pi and close Thursday, May 10. These goods are all new and up-to-date, bought for this seasons business, and up-to-the-mmule in style • <’ and fabric. I have just returned from the markets, whire I picked up some of the greatest bargains for the departments in which tle stoc was ow y t'l and vou will find lower prices during this sale than you have ever witnessed in your dealings with the Store of Quality. am no 001 ir jou . rii bargains on merely a few articles but will open the doors w ide to you with a reduction in every department. This wi >nc u e oa s, ..111 s, resse [j] Skirts, House Dresses, Kimonas, Waists. Millinerv, Underwear, Children’s White Dresses, School Dresses, Raincoats--- in act in eveiv me carry in i’j Ladies’ and Misses’ apparel. There will be a remarkable reduction in all lines to make it an object for you to buy, and to make this great sale one you . will long remember, a sale where you benefit because I must sell the goods. This store was opened five years ago an as >een a grea success, ow ing (i| [ij largely to the fact that we have always carried the highest class of merchandise. It will be my aim to continue the same ig qua iy, an secure ... rj] better if possible. Note some of the special prices and bargains for this Dissolution Sale. •• | Navy Blue Suits, Check Suits, and other Suits For this Great Dissolution Sale Have come in for a great price lowering. These, together with 200 Wc’VG LoWCfCCI tKc PfICCS OA. v M other suits in practically every other fabric, color, and style, t f I Sale of Tailored Suits » j - For a Great Ten-Day Sale at I I bp to $55 Al AMH zhiP AA EA ?! I W Qualitks ’ H|h 7L Sih and nl / .■< > Sale price V IU fRi <)/lv> <l/ S f e bvX 0 0 For Mill I*l On r Irn 0 Ira bOi. , |gj Bg 91 I ygl From every standpoint of styie and quality, nothing newer is ®\z fx/l ///tutA Women gfli ig FMi to be seen nor better to be had at these exceptiosally low Wll[ iI I 'fii p 1 AM* IB Mm B prices, I firmly believe. Nearly fifty different and decidedly W ,1 , zj A- and PIISSeS Hi smart styles offer limitless p issibilities for selection. All the t (<] ( . ’;ls[ i The suits are finevery fine fashionable weaves, all the modish colors, all sizes foi women t> ‘ | |ii fPJI /i \ ■ 1 I When one examines them--notes the chileren. I also offer (ij /b I I1" A \h\ 1 \ exce ii ent fabrics, the good tailoring, the 50 COATS, EXCEPTIONAL VALUES, sold 7m/ M (jJ 4 //■ ; j rM \\ \ ' smart lines—the distinctive fashions—and as high as $7.50, this great sale only $4.95 *|J Pl j,j i \ then reflects that the price is only $19.75 —■ — it //c\ * win be im P° ssible t 0 resis * the im- The Great Dissolution Sale of 1'! K w A® pulse to buy. Suits of garberdines, pop- 1/ J * M ’ lins, serges, checks, and others- embody- II I ■ M ing the newest style touches—new collars—new button trimmings. 'i'"/'' ' I H Black, navy, gray, wisteria, cbarteruse, rose, new greens, golds, new r / KXAMMm. AXA browns, a , p 35 q ~„ f I. 1,/ 1 That were formerly up to $25. S t Women’s up to $25 TAILORED SUITS, $17.50 J /i y, N° w groups from higher Id , . . '• M P nce( t lines are included to H Placed on racks for convenient choosing—suits in the newer inodes—great \ / / t o. B th W variety of fabrics, colors and styles. Suits daring in fashion and color for the g& ie S oWin ff* treet Hl J H V: Miss-and suits of more conservative character for older Women. fl*l 7EH l : “ and afternoon styles of taf- J; p ft The values are far out of the ordinary, up to $25.00 qualities .. I 1 feta, Georgette, and crepe 1 ~ ' I i t de clline in a complete range of colors and sizes (| i r» T^ 1 AC I O / I SALE OF LINGERIE WAISTS | S /W iliii Hi 11 II We deem the event so important that we’ve given r 1 F* U'n . Jsll lh our first floor tables over to the sale and made e X . g ft H A JH. A Ml 1/ tra preparations for service. There are U V High neck blouses, V neck blouses, $1 An A | THE STORE OF QUALITY ’ "mi ft “L9B f I — ’ 22 —

lIAILY MAKKFT REPORT I EAST BUFFALO. Must Duffulo, N. Y . Apr. ■ < Ini io llnlly Detncorai) lto< ’7 ■ OiM); uhipmentM. OSO yesterday, coipts, MOO; shipments, 2.250 tk,/"' I official to New York Saturday |-u. : ■ hogs cloalng steady. Medium and heavy, I yorkera, SIS.OOSHUi.OO; tiles tr. »13.75; roughs, »U.oo©»u l0 * 1 I *!I.M<HI2.S; cattle, :j.fir,o ; f(1| I ateidy; steers, 25c050c lower- I steers. 0U.50ft4i2.25; butcher s9.soft II 1.00; <<>ws and heifer, f ftlir.OO; sheep, 8.0Q0; steadv I ped lafnbs. 1i4.00ft414.2r,; yp a ’ r |i2 I |H 50ft|12 25; wethers. ‘t, sll 50; < Wes, sll 00; down CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago—Wheat. No. 2 red \'o ■ I red. No. 2 hard. No 3 hard, al]",,, “ Inal. Corn, No. 2 yellow. H.jjiT?' 11.62; No. 3 yellow, 11 56ft4j I No. 4 yellow, nominal. Oats, y 'j I white. 71*4®74c; standard, 72©;?,'’ Rye. No. 2 nominal. Barlev. $i ” I |i G 2. Pork. |25.50 laird -t 07$21.92. Rihs, 220.25ei20.75. LOCAL STOCK MARKET. Heavy and mediums, sl4.r»o<Jisls, H) . I pigs and lights. $12.50(j4i4.i>0 -t e |lo.s<»fttH.(M); roughs, $ 12.5<t4i 11 f prime steers. s9.soft4lil.u<>; livhis <l,l I mediums. |[email protected]; bologna |, U |/ |«»uft47oo; calves, llimiic I lambs. H2.00ft4i3.00; mediums ai j I lights. $10.00(9211.00; ewes, s7iml $8.00; wethers. [email protected]) PENNINGTON A. KNAPKE STOCK MARKET. Heavy hogs, |l4.softsl.'i 00; ]i R m, I 114.00ft414.50; stags. $ 111.00®$p, roughs, $12.009512.50; steers. I $10.00; mediums. $7.50ft58.00; bum sti.softs7.oo; calves. slo.oo®sii.ii ' I COUNTRY PRODUCE. Eggs. 30c; Butter, 20ft25c. GRAIN MARKET. Wheat. $2.50; corn. $2.10; oats, SSc; rye. $1.50- clover seed. $9.00; alsfte seed, $10.00; timothy seed, $1.75. POULTRY MARKET. Chickens, 15c; fowls, 15c; ducks, 13c; geese, 11c; young turkeys, 15c; ild Tom turkeys, 13c; old h« n turkays I 13c; old roosters. 7c; eggs. 2f,c; Ind Runner ducks. 11c. Above prices are for poultry free from feed. CREAMERY PRICES. Butterfat, delivered. 39c; butterfat, at station. 37c; butterfat, in country. 36c. WOOL AND HIDES. Wool, 37c: beef hides, 17c; raif hides, 18c; tallow, 6c; sheep pelts, 50cft$1.50. | HELP WANTED - FOR RENT —Six-room nouse on corner Fifth and Maple Sts. J F. Arnold. 'Phone 709. Don't take any chances. Plaj safe and use Pure Rasterized Milk. ’Phone 50 and have our driver stop. — Martin-Klepper Co. _ %t 6 WANTEIF—Night clerk. Inquire Murray hotel. 96tf FOR SALE —A number of good high class fresh cows. —Hoosier Packing Company. 9dts LOST —A black hand bag containing a new kodak, and other article: $15.00 reward if returned to this office. FOR SALE—2O pure bred O. I. male hogs. Farrowed last Oits - Inquire of Claude Gay. It. R. No 98-t6 ; FOR SALE—New Singer sewing ma. chine. Inquire of Mrs. Chas h. Magley; 'phone 4-M, Decatur. R. R No. 7. l ft, ' t:l FOR SALE One combination wa ■ er and wringer, horse and a h gasoline engine, ail in good shar reason for selling, wan. to u <• <1 trie power instead, will sell reasonable.—Jim A. Hendricks. FOR SALE—Good range cook stove Will sell cheap. Also have a font passenger automobile which I "'ll sell or trade for a vacant lot I Meyer. * 11 i'»R RENT—A suite of three large rooms, fine for office, newly paper ed and painted, with water, light ami gas, toilet and lavatory. Inquire I Mrs. Charles Dugan. WANTED—To hear from owner e< good farm for sale. S.tate ca-■-price, full particulars.—D. F. R' ls ’"- Minneapolis, Minn. 7-21m5 iSj- • - WANTED —Five more men sot -a Staple line. Easily sold. Unusual opportunity for several men who me. « business. Investigation worth withl- - Oil Company, Clevelan Ohio. 9S ' l Sure thing! King’s Conies tionery will deliver you a brick of Klepper’s Ice Cream. OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED--Don't matter if broken. I W nn ' to ten dollars per set. Send by P al cel post and nrceive check by return mail.—L. Mazer. 2007 S. sth St Philadelphia. Pa. NOTICE TO FARMERS! Schlosser Brothers’ Cream Buying Station. Decatur, Ind., will he open the last six days ol each week, commencing Monday. April 30, 1917. Located in the cement block building on South First sbcc’; just west of Fornax mill. 101'-