Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 15, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 1 May 1917 — Page 3

{ tilted > “PUSSY FOOT” You II be delighted with the comfortable feel of 1 c y m P° sole “Pussy I'oot Shoe. Flexible I right from the go and absolutely noiseless. Boys’ $2.5(1, $3.(10 and $3.50. ■g I Men's $3.50, SI.OO, $1.50 and $6.50. — Charlie VogleWede SELLS A LOT OF THEM.

I———— 1 ——— — | WEATHERFoSfI I p k Kxx>r. »r.::: ossiajsiiac ac nor.: MFair tonight. with iro.-l probably heavy, north and central portions Wednesday partly < muib nd slightly warmer. Mi s Eleanor Forbiug. m I t. Wayi>-. Visited here yesterday. ■FI ■ d Schaub, of I’iiH Wayrn , w.is here today on business. ■barney Kalver visited with Iri mlin Fort Wayne Sunday. ■Amos Hirsi hey. of B rim. was a ba.-lne:s visitor hire y-sterday. Ej. Fred Frame and wile. of Indian *p< lis, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. I'. Ei France for a few days. lyj- I*. L. Cline. wife and -on Edward, of Silver Lake. Ind . are visiting with Bail Butler and wifi today. ■hl' s. S. A. tiolie and i hildri n e lil'ti ed on the 1:05 train to Portland alt r a Evis it here with Mr. Gobi’ of tin’ Steam Bakery. ■flKj'Thc time for filing your mortgage exemption closed yesterday. Next Monday is the last day lor paying you: spring installment of taxes. rain m last evening mud* n im-"pos-iole tyr soim to attend tin musical and literary program given at the x Evangelical church, but nevetheless y, : tt was a grind success and we wish > thank, most heartily, all the v that took part. —Chairman. ■Constable .Newt Plum has or b r-’d aU pink hose put away till after li' war A solution o' kerosine appli <i t' it hoe blade by means of a flannel rag or Other soft material will cause w it*t’ retain its original luster. Aue Ma '

iuu ■■Mill mi-■: —T rr''“"HTT ’ I The Home of Quality Groceries I BHMMHBXISISJCB CSsOWMr d Duluth Salt Herring, th 10c I No. 1 Salt Pickerel, lb 12 he | Boneless and Skinned Dried Herring, lb 20c ■ Pure Cod Fish, boneless and sknned, lb 20c ■ California Pink Dry Beans, lb 15c II Snow Flake Hominy, th I Pearl Hominy, ■ Snyder’s Tomato Soup, new process, can l~c !■ Campbell's Soups, any kind, can 12c ■ Purani Chick and Hen Feed. S 1-3 lb. bags 3oc We pay cash or trade for produce, Eggi 30a I Butter 25c to 35c j M. E. HOWER I No'll, ofc. It I. ’l-l.one 10S I Mild and Rich In Flavor S I THE I I "WHITE STAG"I | EXT&A FiILD CIGAR g I ANY PLACE ONE NICKEL I

| Mrs. L. A. Hoithousc spent the day in Fort Wayne. ; Walter Fuelling went to Ft. Wayne I on business today. Attorney R. C. Parrish was at Bluffton today trying a case. Attorney I). B. Erwin was at Marion yesterday on business. Hugh Woods, of Warsaw, is here lor a visit and attending to business. Mrs. George Simmers and son, Hairy, went to Monmouth for the day. Ban Niblick went to Fort Wayne 1c attend the Tri-State Retail Merchants Association celebration today. Kenneth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Runyon, who has been very seriously ill of pneumonia for three weeks, is improving. The funeral services for Paul Vogelgeseng, of Fort Wayne, were bol l from the home on Edgwater avenue this afternoon. Miss Mayme Krill, who was presented the automobile Saturday, was awarded ihe same on a purchase made at the Bernstein store. J. Fred France, of Indianapol: . clerk of the supreme court of India.m and Mrs. France are hero for a fewdays visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. France. They are enroute home l»om Bradentown, Florida, where they have been enjoying several weeks of the season of bad weather in the north. Mrs. Philip Meihls returned to her home in New Bern, North Carolina. Friday night after a six weeks visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rex. of North SOcond street. During her visit she has been taking X-ray treatments from Dr. Rosenthal, in ltd Wayne, which have heljted the ulcers pf the stomach, with which she has been suffering. _ -- —— —" * l . l * —

W. H. Huke went to Monroe this afternoon. Mrs. M. L. Hoffman and son, of Mon-' roe, were shoppers here today. L. C. Waring transacted business ut Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Emerson Hay and Miss Fern Hoeneiseii spent the afternoon in Ft. Wayner , i Miss Alice Courtney left this aft-r---noon for Portland where she will work for the William Uptegralf family. Mrs. .lames Chester arrived on (he. 1:05 train from Hobart for a visit with her niece, Mrs. Duffy DeFrance. Miller Ellingham, of Fort Wayne, will arrive this afternoon to attend the Junior play. He will be the guest of Dick Heller. Mrs. J. C. Fisher and brother. L. MeCardlc. left for Geneva this afternoon to visit with her brother. Will MeCardie, who is very low of heart trouble. Miss Rose Kauffmman returned to her work at Decatur this morning after having spent Sunday here with her mother on North Jefferson street. Berne Witness. , E. C. Bierie of Berne was accompanied here by his daughter, Mrs. 8. P. Hoffman, and son. Sterling. Mrs. { Hoffman has recovered nicely and is getting along well. Mrs. Jennie Burkhardt and Mrs. Ida Bethel returned to Hamilton this aC- - ernoon. They visited with a cousin, Mrs. Margaret Shell, who is ill. and - also with the George Koos family. "The Man From Home” is the title '.of the Junior play to be given at the opera house this evening and plans • for the big event have been eomplet ed. The last practice was held this : morning. ’ Miss Ruth Bowers, of this city, will have one of the principal parts in "The Magic Piper,” which will lie presented at Western College for Women. ' Oxford, Ohio, on Tree Day, Wedm - day. May 16. by students selected from - the whole school. •'Th’’ Magic Piper” 1 with dances and music has been ar- ■ ranged by Miss Grace Latimer Jones, of the Columbus School for Girls, from the “Pied Pipes” by Robert Browning. Although lire play has only been copyrighted this year, it already has lie m given twice by the Columbus School for Girls, and is to be given this spring • by the women of the University of 1 California in their spring pageant.

z 1 Mb /a ™ v* I< l ir The f’—-' double-service ■ 1 tooth paste, A keeps teeth clean AND GUMS HEALTHY. Appreciations from dentists who have personally proven Senreco. Names on request. Birmingham, Alabama, Mar. 20,1917. lam using Senreco myself. Guma have improved wonderfully. Rochester, N. Y.» Feb. 7,1917. I find Senreco a great help in my work. Chicago, Ills., Mar. 10, 1917. 1 find by twelve months’ persona! use and from my observation of results obtained from the use of Senreco that soft, spongy gums which fail to respond toothei treatments have at once shown marked improvement. i Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 22, 1917. Senreco actually improves the condition of the gums by reducing inflamation I highly recommend it. Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 20,1916 I find Senreco very beneficial. Chicago, April 7, 1917. I am using your excellent tooth paste in my home and the other members o! my family have given up their pld-time favorites for Senreco. Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1916. Am well pleased with Senreco so are my patients. New Yolk City, Mar. 27, 1917 Senreco is the best tooth paste in use this day. Try this remarkable dentifiee yourself. Get a tube of Senreco at you druggist's or toilet counter today. Costs only 25c for large 2 oz. tube. A Valuable Tip Always buy Ilavoline y'/1 Oil for your automobile £ in thisoriginal container. Insures purity,all-Havo-line, no waste, certified quality,andfullmeasure. \ It costs practically no \ more to buy your year’s \ xy^ l * supply in these Ilavoline \ VwL /gjajß cans than by the barrel. \ But whether you get it \ by quarts or barrels, be \ sure it’s Ilavoline Oil. y 3hliJiail Meaning Compal!)’, New York X Jincorporatrb \ Producers and Refiners of Petroleum \ e \wWy HAVOLIrW REG . U.S. PAT. OFF. “It makes OIL? a difference “ . MB— —T—M ■■ .1 1, xsm—■W’WUXWV .1 p* .nW" 1 1 1 I 111 I'Tr TV SHEMW J KAI VER-NOBLE GARAGE COMPANY I

•' A RELIABLE REMEDY ; for coughs and colds and all throat I and lung ailments is Boschee’s German Syrup Used for nearly half a century with wonderful results. Put up in 25c and 75 sizes. Get n sample bottle free ut Smith, Yager and Falk drug store. 1 — - - NEW PRICES ON OVERLAND FOUR AND SIX MODELS r* Commencing today, prices of tie Overland Big Four and Light Six mudels were raised in accordance with previous announcements made by The Willys-Overland Company. The Overland Big Four model touring car is being sold at $895 and the Roadster at SBBO. The Overland Light Sir price has been increased to $1025 and the Radster to $lOlO. FnW ' eq ItMV Modern Courtship They sat upon the Davenport That served in Mother's day, While the happy old folks listened To hear what he might say. nd he told her his love for her Was the good, old-fashioned sort, Just like Father had told Mother On the same old Davenport. They maye talk of love in motor cars, But, as in days of yore. There's nothing like a DAVENPORT, And there's Plenty at Our Store. Gay, Zwick & Myers Furniture amd Undertaking

1 . I Mil ' ll ' MBM B 1 Il I ffBMOH = Jal =hß ■■■■ sat Bier/ —41- p I Paint Up I Make your home speak the pride that is within 1 1' you. Plant grass and Howers. Trim up the vines and shrubbery. Paint your house with II || HIGH STANDARD 11 LIQUID • PAINT ■ I —the investment paint. It will make your home a better place to live in. ■ 1 The value of your property will be increased. II You will need fewer gallons of High Standard than of ordinary paint—--3 j High Standard goes so much farther. It wilt give 1 11 your buildings complete weather protection. Let us 11 show you color samples. BH Il \||l MMISTWSO T 0 The Holthmise Drug Co. I fe 'Jr | * **•••» T '** ‘-TiTior th® , **** | II F iM'g'twrifiais "■ L 4 T ■ ■ KXL ■ ■ •«»’■'* JW» Cirv CHICAGO "A*- 1 <

I IM— Fl FL J-JUTT L. 1L .W* r.MASONIC CALENDAR FOR. WEEK ENDING MAY 5 Tuesday, May 1, 7:30 p. m. Regular meeting Chapter. Thursday, May 3, 7:30 p. m. Fellow Craft Degree. Several candidates. DAVID E. SMITH. W. M. NOTICE TO ICE CONSUMERS We are now delivering Crystal Lake Ice to all parts of the city. The finest ever harvested. First class service and courteous treatment guaranteed. CONTER ICE CREAM CO. 70tf ’Phone 02. a tnmtragmkainsramwannmi» ISTAR GROCERY j I Marco Tomato Soup ..10c g | Santa Clara Prunes, lb. 10c g | Red Beans, lb 15c g | 3 Pkgs. Corn Flakes. .25c | | Pure Fruit Jelly 10c | Yacht Club Salad Dres- k | sing 10c s § Pure Strained Honey..loc | | Shredded Wheat. 2 for 25c * | Tuna Fish 15c I p Marco Rolled Oats ...10c | k Hawaiian Pine Apple.. 15c | S Marco Baked Beans...lsc t 8 Fancy Rio Coffee, lb. .15c g Post Toasties 10c § Dried Peaches, 2 1b5:..25c I a - r 8 Onion Sets, qt 15c j IWEI JOHNS KTzi I UuauixuKummmmimnnnmmnnn-

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IF* ? ctp. i 13! We say that Kyanize is the best Finish for your floors and furniture It will make every inch of woodwork in your h home like new. Kyanize is the most durable finish made. You can easily put it on. In clear S and seven colors. v Come in —we II tell you all Bl I If you buy this 10c. brush about it. We give you enough | Kyanize Co refinish your favorite | ■.. 41. ) chair — and well refund the ten cents if you’re not delighted K MV< ~~-IIJ \ —-''l with Kyanize. I t dl Then again don’t overlook Kyanize -OR iff . While Enamel—for all white woodwor k ’ n ’^ c P ai l° r ’ l‘ v ’ n 8 room —for i kk. the white bedsteads, bath room, etc. •- — Once applied, a damp cloth keeps it i< new and fresh. CALLOW & KOHNE, Druggists DECATUR, IND.

THE FUEL PROBLEM SOLVED You will be interested to ; learn (hat a new device for [ burning oil has been perfected ’ and patented, which can be installed in an> furnace, hot water or steam heater, base burners or stoves, greatly reducing your fuel bill and eliminating the handling of coal and ashes. * You are invited to call and see this device now being demonstrated in stoves and furnaces by the Regal Burner Company, at 1126 Calhoun St., Ft. Wayne. Agents wanted in Adams Co.