Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 15, Number 103, Decatur, Adams County, 2 May 1917 — Page 3

/J- & K. Shoes 7 i F° r omen r" ' a * ie a s '* m an^e trim! W■• Jjfflw F A Stout ankle look V'JjUF J slim. ’ 1 Shoes that vibrate with style and tit the arch. SELLS A LOT OF THEM,

gflffEEMXascxiaWTc:: .xxi" ;;-k n; ■•. I WEATHER FORECAST 0 €Bu<l> tonight and Tim: L,y ;, r ,,i, ably rain. Rfcet.e Runyon spent tin day at his farm near Berne. Aitlorm-y F. M. Cottrell, of Brine, was a business visitor here today. Mrs. J. H. Uhrick ami dauglit. Meldor.. of Monroe, were shoppers here today. * Mrs. Liwrem e Bellied a, ni to Wayne to visit with tier mother. Mary-Baxter. Mrs. J. W. Riley r of Wilbhit <>; i change.: cars here yesterday aitunoon enroute to Fort Wayne. Auditor John Monirc I, r on the’ 8:30 car for Fort Wayn. amt r. . thefe.will go to Bluffton to attend to buatoeMr.land Mrs. J. End Frame. - : dianapolis. who were guests of Mr. and Mr E. E. Eram !< ft tin- morning for Lake Janies for a visit. You can't save anythin.: l-m th' < t ■ pons' (these days. Mr-. Tiltord Mumia in town t'day. as i' is too wet t ii ■ —Abe Martin in Indi: its .X. . Mr. and Mrs. Arnold A- hl-: n and son Henry, of near Linn drove, called on J to Myers li-retmla- Mr Myers *ho has iieen ill several uo-ks of Hood poisoning. is ris'n.g a- well as can be expected at this time. Mrs Ben Pillar- at' m ,-lerday ahemoon for Cedarville to visit with her Bon. Lew Woodward ami family. Her granddaughter, the eighteen year old laughter of the Woodward - is ill of peritonitis. Mrs. Pillars will return Thur-day. -

- ———w»rMrnrit« T'i WPWWWW I "** -> The Home of Quality Groceries Duluth Salt Herring, lb loc ! No. 1 Salt Pickerel, lb 12 | Boneless and Skinned Dried Herring, lb2oc * Pure Cod Fish, boneless and sknned. Ib2oc ? California Pink Dry Beans, lblsc j Snow Flake Hominy, lb ’ Pearl Hominy, lb J* | Snyder’s Tomato Soup,/new process, can 12c Campbell’s Soups, any kind, can 12c J Purani Chick and Hen Feed, 8 1-3 11). bags3sc Ai ■ ~ W« pay cash or trade for produce, Egffl 30c Butter 25c to 35c M. E. HOWER North of G. IL &I. Depot ’Phone 10S | -■■ rw-jiinir-iirn ,_.uijiimfi»Pimwiwii:o.ii innui \i I A COOL FRAGRANT SMOKE | | Mild and Rich In Flavor I the I I "WHITE STAG"! I EXTRA MILD CIGAR I I ANY PLACE ONE NICKEL I

Mrs. Laura Krill spent yesterday at the Jim Hendricks home in Monroe. Miss Sophie Bultemeier, of :-t. Johns, was a shopper here yesterday. Mrs. Charles Bonham and babe passed through the city yesterday afternoon enroute to their home in Avilla, after a visit at Bryant. Miss Kittie Fought went to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon to spend the evening with Mrs. Rose Johnstone, at the Forking home. Arnold Magley, son of former Trustee B. E. Magley, of Thorncreek township, who has been employed several months with the Maloney Electric il Construction firm at St. Louis, has ae septed a position as general mating- r in the firm's factory at Windsor, Ont., and will take up his new duties on May 15. —Columbia City News. Homer Eosnaugh, whose home is near Craigville, will go to Et. Thornes, Ky.. this week preparatory to entering, the United States aviation corps. He has been employed by the General Electric company at Eort Wayne. lie has passed a rigid examination,, required of applicants on entrance into this branch of the government’s service. Wilson F. Yerian, city carrier, has tendered his resignation to take effect May 2. Because of his wife’s failing health, Mr. Yerian has been compelled to give up his residence in this city and will leave soon for California where he expects to locate permanently. He had served as a city carrier here for nine years. Alva 11. Smiley, substitute carrier, has been advanced to regular carrier. Two additional substitute carriers. Nelson Sprunger and Thomas J. Arrington, have been added to the force,—Fort Wayne News. Mrs. Yerian is a niece of Mrs. John Thomas, of this city. ■— — ■

! J. M. Foreman, of Blue Creek town ship, was a business visitor here to day. Mrs. Will Richards, of Akron, Ohio is here visiting with relatives and friends. John Falk lias gone to Mt. Clemens Mich, where he will take treatment for rheumatism. L. C. Waring left last nigh? for Miss Issippi where he will visit relative for a week or two. The dance at tile Moose hall wll' be postponed Thursday evening or account of the death of Brother John Diller. Advertising is the life of business. Pick up the Daily Democrat and you'll see who the live und leading business houses are. Next Monday is the last day to pay your spring Installment of taxes. Look after this important duty at once and avoid the penalty. Pansy Potter returned to Fort Wayne after spending the night here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. (' Hall. She came to attend the Junior class play. Clyde Noble. Joe Kortenberger and , Don Brown drove three new Fordthrough from Indianapolis yesterday for the Kalver Noble Garage. They will be delivered to the buyers tomorrow. The parcel post sale and supper to be held this evening at the Knights of Columbus hall is for the public a.well as for the members of the St. Agnes Society, who are giving the affair. The judiciary committee, attorneys and those otherwise interested in iht Ninth streer improvement will meet Thursday evening at the city Hall Jot the purpose of taking action in the matter of the Michael Miller contract. Mr. Miller asked the city council to release him from his contract. Word from Fort Wayne is that Mr s I Frieda Reinking, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Reinking, of Union townsh’p, who was operated u]x>n at the Lutheran hospital Monday for chronic appen dicitis, is getting along well. Dr. ' Dueniling and her local physician operated. Her parents and her aunt. Miss Huldah Kiefer, of Preble township, were present at the time of the operation. She is a niece of Mis. Julius Haugk, this city. $$ N't J V\fX 1 I | fienMnberl] B There are people who 4. ■ a r e greatly exercised ff I over the introduction k | of CALUMET BAK g I ING POW DER into g K your city. They know th.-.-t ■ ( aiiemet ninkes good —that M fl it becomes! he leading baking 9 'J. jxiwder wherever introduced, Lg V and they v.dl do rything jj*l V possible to discourage its sale S M and keep you from trying it. K ■ All we ask is that, you giVe K ■ Calumet Baking Powder a ff S trial at OUT risk. If it is S » not the best Baking Powder D $5 you ever had in your kitchen R ® it won’t cost you a penny, fl X Your grocer will refund your S K money. So don’t allow any- K E thing to prevent your giving H H Calumet a thorough test and n judge for yourself whether R K or not you want to continue ■ m to use it. SWe accept your decision. ■ K American housewives buy fl R more pounds of Calumet each M ffl year than they do ofany other S S brand of baking powder— K positive proof that it is ab- M ■ solutely the best baking pow- B S der that can be made. |pl Calumet contains only such in- 9 X gradients as have been approved H g officially by the U. S. Food KJJ 9 Authorities. jjj you oavo whan you buy ft. Vow save when you use it. 3R 1 HIGHEST

To Live Long! A recipe .given by n famous physician (or long life was: ‘‘Keep the kidneys in good order! Try to eliminate thru the (kin and intMtines the poisons that otherwise clog the kiducys. Avoid eating ineat is much as possible; avoid too much salt, alcohol, ten. Try a rnilk and vegetable diet. Drink plenty of water, and caetciso v> you sweat —the akin helps to eliminate the toxiq poisons and uric acid.” For those past middle life, for those easily recognised symptoms of inflammation, as backache, scalding "water,” or it'gune acid in the blood hiut caused rheumatism, “rusty” joints, stiffness, gel Anuric (double slrenglh) at the drugstore. This is u wonderful eliminator of uric acid and wns discovered by Dr. Pierce of Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. If your druggist docs not keep it send 111 cents to Dr. Pierce for trial package and you will find that it. is many times inora potent than lithia and that it dissolves uric acid as hot water docs sugar. MANY OF OUR HOME STATE WOULD TESTIFY. Logansport. Ind. —“It ha* been some time siflec I took Dr. gjPga-jgi Pierce’s Golden Medleal Discovery. I was ■ troubled with my r? U ,-srA u ' everything 1 heard \"WT /■ 4 ! ’k I’U* got no relief. A\. • w . 1 happened to g< t:i -m i book, telling about this medicine. I ' rca *‘ carefully and ™ - thought I would try it. I got six bottles for $5.(10 and I could bcl the change before I Swished the first oottle. I took about four bottles and I mow it hetoed tne more than any other nedieine. I am always glad to tell and ■lp others by telling about this medicine. -A. B. WtxiiAM, 423 Howard St. All druggists. Liquid or tablets.

I- x Bfe hMH '-M' ' ■ Bjfcw W I QuaKty j a n Y ° U Wt W United States Tires are built with one supreme W fl 1111 l thought behind them— quality I/n Ie 'Kirill — ays ou — us ’ I wW'W'/ We put not alonc cot,on and * o<Ki rubber into » wM our ,ircs: Wlsiy iI — We USC ° n ty su^er '^ b o^1 ’ 'AF y ' / — p I US d es *g n ’ C( ' nstruct * on ’ workmanship—super- v\\ !FW 7/ quality all. 1 -■ ff i//7 Motor ists have recognized this super-quality standrl] atcs Tires jllysi / —by giving United States Tires not only amazingly uu Ww I nfslll Iar * e salcs YmvvvJ I —but equally amazing sales increases. VvV i 'lui; Quality pays you in service—and us in sales. 1 S a W i ixs,!= United States Tires ES:= m | £--•£ ■ Are Good tires ffl United States Tires arc carried by the following Sales and Service Depots--who can tdl you which of Le five types of United States Tires exactly suits your needs: Schafer Hdw. Co., Decatur Carriage Works. Thomas Durkin Garage.

V •v HOW MUCH DIFFERENT And better modern photography is than was the photography of a few years ago. ..Things have changed wonderfullyso have you, and it’s time you were visiting the photographer Make the appointment today. . ERWIN STUDIO , ‘Phone 807 Over Callow & Kohne drug store. Bring or mail us your kodak work. NOTICE TO ICE CONSUMERS We are now deliverin'? 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 92.

(■■■■■■■■■■MflflnHritaMflHflflflflflflflMflflnßraflHflflfli Automobile Owners Let Us Save You The Difference On Tires, Tubes, Patches, Blowout Patches, Automobile Lamps, Bulbs, Pumps, Horns, Tool Boxes, Motor Oils and Greases. We also do Automobile Painting. Make Auto Tops. Seat Covers, and Repair Automobile Tops. The Decatur Carriage Works W. 1). Porter, Prop. Cor. Ist and Monroe Sts., ’Phone 123

PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will offifr for sale i ■at public auction at his residence in 1 | the I’. B. Thomas property. 222 South 1 .Third street, beginning at one o’clock. ' i Saturday, May sth, all his household! ■ property including beds, carpets. cui | tains, sewing machine, lamps, clocks, .

■, ■— " ——» vacuum sweeper, tallies, dishes, writing table, mirrors, library table, dishes silver ware, kill hen utensils, trunks, clothing, book case und books, refrigerator. amt many other articles. Terms cash or bankable note. HARRY E. HOUTS Jacob R. Miller, Auctioneer. 103 i