Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 16, Number 42, Decatur, Adams County, 18 February 1918 — Page 3

B ,:«. «* i •’ • f i^* s '/ Ik ' L z ; l-‘-E - ■ x . W- ■ * A .- ! • i This is the kind of rubber shoe you ought to • We have them in narrow widths, so you can wear a light sock or a heavy one. Come • • in and take a look and see if this is not just the • • kind of shoe you were looking for. •i Charlie Voglewede.l 1 i ■iiml « —

:• e :::: Fair and wanner tonight, Tuesday bic.rca.sing cloudiness, probably snow W rain with rising tempf'Tature. i'ave pieces for peace. •Bread and guns will beat the Huns. Throw away your frying pan, bake ® and boil all vou can. w again after a two weeks’ illness. » Dan Nibiicx iett Sunday for Chicago Jo Attend to business for several days. • \| s Agni .- Huttinger spent Sunday w Fort Wayne with Miss Jeanette LoWty. J o Allert Honi, of Berne, came’Saturd.y afternaou to join his wife in a vtsfl httee with his father, Gottlieb |» Vyi °and family. .<!»-. W. Wes-on returned this *a«w wjpsto ffer hoinctein Fort Wayne. Hr visitbd* with her mother, Mrs. ■ 8 • rare* Si -ffi-rry at Preble. lr. and Mrs. jA’. .Taberg and daugii- • ter have frftu ,< vi t at AlBunce, P* They expect to return Wed- • «hM-"fi’y t>r Thursday to their ho:m- ♦ »;♦:«•*». N D after a Vl-t hv.c v.ilh riAwtives. • • ••Mrs. G. M. Smi b Wayne Saturday at *’ a oi-sW %'er Sunday. S. e wa > cc.>-’i-p.-Bribi by her Wile nie . Rit : H»!.-' ti»i t »ilto is returning to her home tlferte after a visit here. Th? -F. b i n again many i le w. re m teWvngtc day for the first time in sever • • al weeltj;. •’l'he • il «’• t : >yted better th b ■ -h nd • touth roads, though the big drifts hav Jbout disappeared. '

TBmimmi. ,i ■ J I’TteJlome of Quality Groceries 6 I. —■ - - — ■ ■ o * • We save money for others; and we can save for you. • • • See our prices below. At our store you will find the goods « • •as advertised. Everythin 11 marked. Wigwam Tea, in one-half pound packages ...25c o * Kin-Ko Seeded Raisins, in cans 13c; 2 for 25c ® • Bulk Seeded Raisins, 3cr. and 4 cr., lb 12c J Seeded Raisins, pkg.... 10c Pimento Cheese, pkg. .10c * • Evaporated Peaches lb. 10c Ifrge can Hominy .. .10c under Rice, ~ j lb. R e <l Beans, can 10c * package — jC Heinz Spaghetti, can ..15c «• • Mother's Wheat Hearts, Milk Hominy, can ....10c * package 15c Comb Honey, sq 20c Pimentos, can . iu ' Mime Meat • 10c M. E HOWER ’ We-pay cash or trade for produce. Eggs, 40c. Butter, 30c to 40c.

i O. V. Dilling went to Fort Wayne ; this morning on business. 1 Francis Davison went to Fort ' Wayne on business this morning. Mrs. Shafer Peterson went to Fort Wayne this morning for a visit. Miss Betty Wilson, of Berne, spent' Sunday here with Mrs. Norman Ja-j cobs. I Mrs. s H C. Carey and Mr. and Mrs. J J. R. Horton were Fort Wayne visitors' today. Mrs W. E. Russell left this morni ing for her home in Fort Wayne. She , visited here with relatives. I Sam Baughman, of near Portland, I spent Sunday with his brother. Clarence Baughman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Twigg left this 'morning for their home at Kalamazoo, .Mich., after a visit with her sister, 1 Mrs. Goldie Roop. The small pox quarantine on the, home of City Treasurer Joe McFar- ' land was lifted Saturday. Greeg Mt - ' Farland was the only member of the family who took the disease. Daniel L. Best, of Union township was here on business today. Best recently was married to Mrs. Mary Bartram of Eighth street and they moved last week to a farm in Union - i >wn*liip Mrs. Aaron DeVinney has returned' from Blufftop where she silent Friday with her niece, Mrs. Pliny Weible.j J The Weible's have purchased property in the north part of Bluffton and are now located in their nice new home. Miss Hallie Mosure arrived last ev-J ening from Huntington, W. Va., to visit with her sister, Mrs. Jeff Brickley. Shfe came in resitonse to a message informing her of the death of her nephew, Private Raymond Brickley, in i France.—Bluffton News. ;

Mrs. Fred Nye of Fort Wayne, is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Winnie Wilder at Monmouth. E. B. Adams, chief clerk of the local military board, is in Indianapolis looking after official business. Trucmann Johnson returned to Garrett after a visit with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Mrs. Henry Krick went to Fort Wayne this afternoon for a visit will her daughter. Dallas Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davis have chased the Roebuck residence al Pleasant Mil* and there from Salem. Mrs. Curtis Wolfe and chl.lr. ty lefjj on the 1 o'clock train forjMlr Mmr b> Fort Wayne after a visit j»«f *it) her sister, Mrs. gloss t!all<>ee. After the war capital Will l£ |i great demand. The mongj yon save now from the Wanfifeviggs and Tlnift Stamps you can use to good adtentate then. Miss Lillian Mertz returned to For? Wayne, where she i» making her home with the Janies P. family. She spent Sunday at fccr home nutr Berne.

Miss Kittle Fought returned today noon to her work in Wayne after a visit with her aunt, Miss Katt FlickI inger. ftie is employed at the telephone evchange there. I Reports to the office of adjutant 'general show that on Februan U, 11918, there were 675 enlistments in the I regular army, nigting a total of 373,>613 acceptances since April 1, 1917. Klink returned to her work in Fort Wayne after a visit With het parents. She was acctMniMnlßd by her sister. Alma, who will visit it the F. Reinkinit home in Fort Wayne, Mrs. Edna Carson and son. Bob. returned Sunday from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Payne in Hammond. Today. with iter father. C. M. Andre*.-, they returned to their home near Moa-> roe. Mr. and 'Mrs. H. F. Dauer returned 8 from a several weeks’ visit in Fort Wayne. Mr. Dauer is foreman for the Bluffton Hoop Mill and took advantage of the shut-down occasioned by the weather, to make a visit. The War-Savings committee is not' asking you to use your accumulated savings to buy Thrift and War-Sav-ings Stamps. Pare down on your living expenses; cut out the non-essen-tials and use your current savings in buying stamps. Will Dreher, of Elmore. 0.. who i ante here last Friday to be ed by the l<*al military and medical examining board returned to his home, last evening. He passed a perfect ex . amination and was placed in the class for general military service. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Erwin who have been away on a six weeks' southern trip, w rite the Erwin & Michaud office that they expect to leave Jonesltoro. Ark., today on the "best part of their trip" and will arrive here by Wednesday if they do not stop in St. Louis. What’s bqfiotne o’ th’ feller that used t’ flare up an' say, “Do you think I'm made o’ money?" ever’ time he wnz asked t' come pertss? ‘‘Speakin’ o’ signs o’ spring, th’ thing I can t understand is how a fishin’ worm gits on a tin roof," said Pinky Kerr, t’day”. —Abe Martin in Indianapolis News' A service flag containing stars, representing former employes who have entered the military or naval service of the United States, was dedicated in th<* linotype section of the government printing office on Thursday. February 14. Ceremonies appropriate to the occasion, including the reading of a list of the names ol the men represented on the kag, were held. i Services of more than 50 of the most widely known cartoonists of the country. which have volunteered to the treasury department to help boost the coming Third Liberty latan, will be utilized in a Nation-wide cartoon drive on a scale more comprehensive than any ever before attempted. Drawings by all of the volunit ers—and the number is expected to reach 60 or 75 within a few days—will be used during the campaign in a wordless booklet and a daily cartoon service Dr. Chas. G. Beall, prominent Fort Wayne physician, who holds a commission as firs, lieutenant in the United States army, was today called into service. He will leave early next week for Little Rock. Ark., where he will go in training at Camp Pike. Soon after the outbreak of the war Dr. Beall offered his services to his country and later received the commission of first lieutenant. He has been awaiting his call for some time. Dr. Beall has acted in the capacity of the examining physician on the first city district, draft board over since the start of selective conscription. Adam A. Reinhart lias recommended to Governor Goodrich that Dr. A. L. Schneider be appointed to fill the vacancy on the board caused by Dr. Beall’s entrance into service.—Ft. Wayne News and Senjinel.

DOCTORS FAILJDTO HELP But Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Remold the Cause of • this Wq&nan’s Illness. Worcester, Mass.—“l (0«k Vydin E. PfcKSißi’a VegeMfiie f»r a 11 ’ i ■ I1! i i aid r I i | vileb *«d »> lr<*j J, I i k I , »C II bet Ar j t i J jhJJi fTtar t’tltfli •faadb 1 BlXi I, r taadti maty ' z Jfc- jk 1 uaft • « Ofjvd 3* mofirw I '’egetahla Comik J \ p'Sfii'i as it bsri 1 1 AA 7 L.Uf< dhi so iMd «w \ y K \ l«**ur. I <Jr X. I JT *i*M|i»siwi •»■ «>» XF Tl'® **»• I i ' abut I «Hti ® all teipauMiv, •«« my Vataiac aitl 1 b» » a ilatbi P&y vbo is as b'«lthy ta I cqptl a&— Memks to /oar VapatMde Cqffipoaad.”—Mrs. F. I. SMiE, ►aa dife * . <Ocfl«Sar, is*. VdhM who aiffier fron diaphe» Malta, «Sma»«ai cm liMMtitM. brnttaets', (taMdacitM «*• WHtMiitaMdt JtoMta! k>» *> tan* * giving this faaww aoat arrfl herb ftmafly, Lydia K. Piakbaai’a VageMblo C«n> gaaat, abtanl. '"'iKaw CMTb SMw will be fraa from rotating, scalding •m ptaan «>d all soHnem if you use Sykes QMM Pnwetor l« maratwn 25 yarn it Ims Imo iaaiug ■d paaiaataac irftin <mm«». 25c «t *he Viaol and otlw drug ati»«a Tba C*rtf<M JUsaMtr Ca., aiiMt. Wffll ME SEEDED to im w*r W«nen tan or mrirfj’ employed tn •nrdbac the Vouaded, u> mwtiag up the »<Vions’ *its, and in a thousand •th* ways. Many Aa> tain ti«rn are Weak, pale or anemic fr&n, woman's ills. Ifor yaatng girls just enteripg Wamaniiouti; tar women at *<> critical tine? außHtag yiotbers and every woman who is "riw down." tirad or overworked—Dfcotor Fielce’a Favorl. PreacWploH is a sfif«tal. «afe and (attain help, it eon now be had ki tablet form ftr d* e«iila. AU Send Dr PiaHte, Invalids' Hotel and Suitacal Institub. Bnffalt, K. Y., 10c for trial paclwge tab Ms. Goshen, Ind. —"Whoa I was • pai)M,

Kiri just •• mi Rg into i*r>Hßinho«d I siiffcred grwatly. This «i*ea me to b*<*oM« »U nt> down, »v •a It and nervous. My rsatherjavu wie Dr. P i c r c e’s BVvurite J’resci»i»tien and I fiai-e ■ev « r buattrmiblwl sinw. I am now the mother

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of four strong, hanithy childpwi aird I have always taken thi raadistae daring expectancy and afterwaad to gita me strength, which it always did. I consider I was very fortunate to knowing of ‘Favorite In script ivn.’”—l as. Masvey Goss, 615 South 11th Street. LouANsroßT. Ind.—“Aly husbasd aid I are both enthusiastic users of Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant ’Pellets. We have . found them to be extremely beneficial ] in relieving r.s of si(k headaches, sluggish liver and constipation. Tljty are vfery mild, but ilwtys cleciiw I am very glad indeed to recommend the ’Pelifijs’ to anyone 1n need of such medicine?—Mas C. S. Stu'ahi.z, 121 Burlington Ave. PK>le Notice It. Drive Tl»x Off with Dr. Edwarck’ Tablets A pimoly face wll not embarrass jflu , much ij.cer if you jet a ptzekage of J?r Edward? Olive Tablets. Th® Am should , begin to clear after M* S&ftt Ifen d® Ihblets a few nights. Cleanse the blood,the bowdsaad tie 1 wer with Dr. Edwards’ Qlive Tablets, the successful substitute ®rcalomel; there's never any sickrrets or pain after taking iJiem. T)r. Bdwards’ Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just aseffectively, but their action is gentle and safe ms£ad of severe andlrritating. No one who takes Olive Table s r ever ciXsdf! v’tb “a dark brown taste,’ a bad breath, a dull, listless, “no goua feeling, constipation, torpid liver, ba disposition or pimply face. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets a» ti purely vegetable compound mi::e< with olive oil; you will know then by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among pa tients affliefed will liver and bowr' complaints, and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week. See how much better you feel and look. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. Heal Skin Diseases II It is unnecessary for you tg suffer with eczema, blotches, ringworn?, rashes and similar skin troubles. A little zen.o. obtained at any drug store for 35c, or I SI.OO for extra large bottle, and promptly applied will usually give instant relici from itching torture. It cleanses and | soothes the skin and heals quickly and 1 effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disappearing liquid and is soothing to t-'.a most delicate skin. It is n°t £ rca .'"- V 1 easily applied and costs httlc. Get it tytlay and save all further distress. ’ The E. W. Kuac Co., Cleveland, O. ; DEMOCRAT" WANT “ADS PAY BIG. '

I Certain teed ■MM—,.. The most efficient ft»r iwCttirros, mass botcln, fraraws, barat, *Mt-buikiinga. J . . tat- .Mmb in diuugfe ion* tur reskkneta. |R '» lt | X L CWwdtap' is esawtasy mU Sra- ‘ I aborting, it at Md uNvctad H ImmuSv st (FMM, tuqd Awivf agHL . '% W u J' ■of rax or cirvm J u. Jasxtardhspa t mml A» taa XOws mmi>. Bscauas Kis Itghtar UM atiasr (Wdta, 4 HlKta. Vggalk . 9 llk g ta aa*]an« i. •* 1 id £sr*a*-«rV is Mcawraa**! It* co* is io*, his ns- ’ j •tpensiveio h*,£nd a cssu paaDtaotay snAtaat tacssStasin. a, ® '\l i, if or di fasts, xccartisg •» <l*aiu»«a. i v. ’ f ® Tisors are sin* vnß th«r« m only caw Otads • r *'- Mansanitar ahs nssia i* ata aweajuiif —SSJJIHpF |initei’ a*d <*a*ra—ed MfMfacc**. ■« , For sale by tax tatavra, cvwyxdbm. a Cxstoiwtoj PseAsete Caawralaa* 1 ’V* Schafer Hardwire Decatur Limber Co. Aprnt* AfenU < e -z Decatur, Indiana Dceahtr. Indiana

Mraw . | Awi Ho Go* Bevk Hb StrMgtm cuni Eaargjr UtaboyMn. Wis.—“iwaall *fsgg«4 •ut,’ run down, no ,apetite. anvoM, •ImHmk ■*kt, «ni drowsy 4«nn« ti* fay. and mw sot fit to work A frbwt told bi, to takw Viao!. f did C>. aad can bow oat thro, m*ls a day. I sloe;; wall, am <l«rt. active, strong and wtal «n< lav* isfciod aiovenpounda.’’—A. W. Higk/, atashoygßii. Wis. This is bßcauaa ▼inol contain, th* •taxants naadad to croate a healthy appotita and restore strong®. Th* cotiplata formula is pnnted on ,v*ry tackle. Tiws is your protection. Smith, Yager A Falk, druggists, Decatur, and at tile bast drug Btora in wary lota and city in the coantry. _____ MORE FUNDS HEEDED F,r National Tait or* ales is Fond—New Membership Driv, to On. Five thousand new members for the National Tuberculosis Association at $5.00 aach is the goal set for accomplishment by March 11th. Aiuexpansiol of service based,tin die war ,Migran! of fbe A aviation makes necessary more funds Hian are in sigtit. The three hundred fifty members, constituting the quota assigned to Indiana, are distributed by Dr. Gardner Mto# For head qg throat • Catarrh try the A vapor treatment XT y- , L.l-I- Body Guwrd in (fair Hom.* O ' J? te> / Your portrait for your boy—in the package from home. Make the appointment today. ERWIN STUDIO Kodak Developing, Printing, Enlarging. Above Callow & Kohne Drug Store,

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Tho Budi-rsigßcd will at iwbli<- auction. 2 miles east and * Biilca north *t Wilshire. O.; U 6 B»ite«. vtwt tuid I 1 .* miles gonth of Wta|j; % mile Minth ami giile* wax es Gienmore, tagituung at It B’ctack « m , on ▼h«iwday. February fl, 1 th' ftdlMviug personal property: Six H-teri Hones: May lone, ccwiteg •' ' y «rs <tol, weight 1 Ibt.; ley am, (Wining 2 years old. weight llM>0; sor rel mare, coming 3 yearn okl. will weitet Mauk home, ncnmhg » ye»rs old. wejgiit brown borne coming S years old. weight 1100: roan ' ■mu-u cMidng 4 years old. »e*n,t 1360; these colts are good tyelgiafi grades. Well broke. Four Head of Cattle: —Ybllow her ' sey i-nt. x years oM. will b» freeb ' in May: -brown Jei-sey cow. S years obi. Will In- freak to Muy: yellew Jersaw cow. Iw yean, old will ho. i'resli in March: red Durham oow. 7 year* old. calf by side. These <re all ( extra rood rrenm rows. Fourteen Head Hogs: - One Dutai 'sow. will farrow in March; Duror sow. will farrow in April; TJa-roe sea. Will farrow iu May; t full blnod luiroi Jersey gilts. 1 full Mood Jer sey hoar, eligible to register; 4 1 shoats, will weiah 14U lbs.; 5 jrtgs will average 3d lbs. Three Mammoth Brtnze Turkeys: Gobbler ;*ud 3 hens; 2 doH«n chickens. I

Johnson of Evansville, chairman of the drive in Indiana, at the rate of twenty-seven each among the thirteen congresfnnal districts. District chairmen are appointing thMr committees and assigning oyunttes their quotas udiising that counties and districts meeting the| quotas will early appear on the state tubßrculosis society red roll while states meeting their assignments wjji be on the weekly red roll of the National — "... . gMU’lte. Strir« Th Httvc HeaHy Skai N*xt finite you ar* in a cathterinj of wointen note thf different conditions api*fiivnt in comploxion, . ’ oil will sete soino filled black pome dry and rough, smooth Hnd grofisy, tdume aineatted wiib rouge, win* -str«wvkted with hteavy niteUkilic puwdtera and once in a while ® you will see one that is a demonstration of intelligence fr<»m eatery point of viS*. The color is may, the akin is cleat and smooth, the pores ar** small and open, the powder does not show »;n the gnn vigorpu* skin. Every wnnwn can have a <«khl complexion if she will only use a little discretion. K you acquire real beauty, the beaut> of t*rfe‘’t health, you must replenish your worn-out nerves with lecithin, Nature’s own nerve restorer, and put into your blood the invigorating iron which Nature intended it to h« v e for health. Inmost of the modern foods these and other vitalising: elements have been laigely eliminated. Yet to be x ialth\ and beautiful th* system must have them. They are found in Rlo-feren, not only in proper proportion:* to restore weakened vitality but in such form a" the aytteni- can best PMsimilatte them. A treatment of lecithin and iron peptonate ae combined in Rin-f«ren Increases the appetite, aids nutrition ard ftr Igoretes the patient. And R<o-f*r<»n in it.* pellet form i« eany and palatable to take—no liquid

Fgiwi implements — M> < ornilek bin,,.. Git. i-yt . tongue tnn-k; Me. Sb,ny disc drin. I*l6 (kbiw d>««bk taw b,*n>w. Cassidy sulky titow, 1-Gale. 1 F. and O. and Skunk v-sfb ing ptows. 60 tootyi harrow. 1« P drag San driip torn plainer, new: > f. C«ae riilmg plow, ti.rown n4i«g eon plow, mw Mi 1 wau k«e r«w> luadrr. Osteinic mower. 5-ft. tut.g.Ml m new: Ohio buy loader, hay tedder. k>w win cl w«<oa. 3 a. p. kua... <»«•* gtjioline iWigiHe, puaip jmi* belt, grail as new; Imy ladaeri aad (rvun lietl cqaibinwl. Triple wagon Nm. damp b*erle. flaring com bed. buggy. 7-W- later laite. 75<al. bug <o«iutain. work ligi-ness, aisd. cream »<i»arator. 7-shovel weeper, ainglc g«< double shovel plows, 2 h'g >n«ses, scoop big rd WUmb beater, sprmg wagon, self feeler, spring toctli harrow. gnndutone, atable Mauteta. • hi'Aen < i-gbaa and aua>enm» as tar articlos sot listed. Terms qf Sule:—All sum* of *5 and uader, cash; over ?6.#0 a credit of 9 months wilF l*i given, v»iveb»*er giving a good baakaWe note; if wd paid at Biai.wity. 8 per cent iasereat rill .be eiuuqred U'oni date of ;mlo; * per cent, off for cash. No property to he removed until settled for. C. VEBE& HOWES. G U. lUlwnau. Auet. John Custer, Clerk. Willshire Laideis’ Akl will sci-se but luai * 15'11 -■ — .... . ■> .1 Tuberculosis Association. Mrs. Elia Ik Kekrer, ol Andereoa. is chalrttsa of Uue district. Applicteion- fur meniber-duj' -tbuuld be seat to Dr Gai timer C Jobnsuu. Evansville, lao ot to the State Tulx-r---bulosis Society, PuWic Say togs Blß< ing. bidianapefiis, l«t checks sbi>t|i< be made payable to the NbUonal Association for tlie Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis.

’W’*l | Iron discoloration of tho tooth, IB ' unpleasant taste. . There 1* no secret or myohtry j nbout Bio-feron. Doctor® prescribe if regularly because know exactly wfcat It as well what it will do and They know they could not formulate a better upbuilding; tonic The action of Bio-f«ren on the system it so boneficla.l. wf su« »<w sure of ite giving you positive health and vigor, providing, of course, there is no serious, chn>nlc ailment such a* car er. tuberculoale, ole , that wa onlv sell it on the condition that you agree to return the empty package and accept a refund of your money unlere you are entirely eatiefied. There is no use waiting for health and beauty It U better tn do thing* today than tomorrow. Go to your I physician today—right now--he win | advise Bio-feron Than start taking | it at one* ae he advisee or as direction* on the package caJl for The 1 guarantee protects your money -Fd- ; foresting booklet may be had for tho asking La’’® - * nackv’e 11 at all’ leading dr-Kgle’* or direct If your druggist ran not supply vou. The 9entanel Remedies Co. Inc., Cincinnati. Ohio.