Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 16, Number 298, Decatur, Adams County, 20 December 1918 — Page 3

ZMake this A Musical Christmas THE season calls for music. This year, especially, calh for all the glad music of rejoicing .—uow that peace and good will have again been set up throughout the earth. Never in all our lives was there a more genuine need or natural call for music, and let us respond by placing a permanent means of music in our homes as a token of our joy that the war is over and that we wish peace and harmony to rule and guide our lives. THE IVnLTON PIANO, $325 to S4OO will make one of the most acceptable home gifts you can possibly procure. A splendid piano, beautiful to the eye and pleasing to the ear; it is a piano filled with a lifetime of pleasure ancLsatisfaction a piano such as you would in your mind as one you would like to o\Wi. Your own time to pay, within reason, of course. YAGER BROS. & REINKING The Up-to-date Store

isxstttnmj'.titi ;:r. in: '.:r. ;n: ;n: :tr sr.m: ;tr.-«• * a - ' JJ: COAL COAL COAL j Just got five cars of West \ irginia, Kentucky g and Hocking Lump Coal, the very best lump coal jj on the market, at the right price. Better get what you want before cold weather - ? ; comes. Remember, you get it from the Bowers- jj Niblick Grain Company. Don’t lose your temper n trying to burn Indiana sub-soil. jj Bowers Niblick Brain Co. j :sn:tr.:tr. :;y H fraput ! y#fWhv I p&! WIIJ § You Should Bo four j Shopping Now j 1 Foresight is the future too Our jj You don’t have to pay the hig { Neck stock of Watches, S.Werware Cut g Chains in Festoon am kets Charms, f ull jj Gold and Filled Brooches, Lo . Infact weare jj Buttons, both for Ladies an V, rj-j, e scarcity ot prepared to exactly AH yonrwa"^ 1 , dis | manufactured goods a.-. w j ia t, you want. appointment to you HU®- • your Christmas pres- jj It you haven’t already d |ay your selection jj ent, come, and wc » * ire anv deposit. a awav for you. *Ve on § WE ENGRAVE FREE HENSLEY ] JEWELER J

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FARMERS MEET Assembly ( ailed lor Saturday Morning at Ten 0 clock at Office OF COUNTY AGENT Coming Institute Work and State Legislation Benefits to be Discussed. A meeting of formers of the county who are interested in the work is called for tomorrow morning at ten o clock at the office of County Agricultural Agent J. R. Meeks, in tho court house. Present at this meeting will boa worker from Purdue University and the matter of business relating to county institute work and legislation of lteneflt to the farmer will bo taken up. The worker will gain information relative to the things that the tamers would like to have discussed at the coming institute sessions, of which there will be six during January and February by various community organizations. At this meeting also the matter of resolutions to be presented to the coming session of the state legislature, whereby the farmer will be • benefited, will come before the meeting also. A cordial and urgent invitation is extended to all those Interested to I come to this gathering. BULLETIN gWeS HINTS Lafayette, Ind., l»ec. 20—“ In many I oases where calls were made in cities and towns during the past year for farm labor, they were answered by married men. Their services were often rejected because the farmer was not prepared to care for a family,” says a bulletin on "Tenant Houses for Farm Labor,” just off the press of the Purdue L T niversity extension department. “A large percent of these men were born and reared on a farm and would make first clqps tenants. They succumbed to the lure of the city and seemingly large salaries, but found that life there, is not always sunshine and roses. The lack of tenant houses forms a stumbling block i» returning thesp men to where they may better serve themselves, their employers and all mankind. “The records also show that many of the farmer boy soldiers have married just before enlisting or sailing for Europe. The farmers of this conn try will be called upon to provide employment for a large percent of these men in uniform upon their ■■eturn, since they will not be in a position to start farming for themselves.” These statements “how the need for tenant houses on Indiana farms, if farmers are to effectively solve the labor problem, which they face in peace time as well as during the war. Many are seeking to meet the help problem by employing married men and to get good help and keep it the farmers throughout the state are erecting better houses for them. The bulletin on tenant houses contains several plans which may be used for almost any condition besides pictures which offer many valuable suggestions to the prospective builder. Copies of the pamphlet may be obtained through the county agent or by writing to Purdue University for extension bulletin No. 73. REVIVAL MEETING Revival meeting at Pleasant Grove XT B. church. Services each evening at 7:15. Sunday school at 9:30 a., m. Election of officers for the coming year at 10:30. Every member is urged to be present. Visitors are welcome If you do not attend church elsewhere. “Come thou with us and we will do thee good,” Numbers 10:29 prepare to meet thy God. Answer the Red Cross Roll Ca.l don't boa slacker. Be a volunteer for Jesus. G. M. SILL, Pastor MriT Mary VorheaTretumed on '.ho 1:05 train to Geneva after a visit here lon business. ,—,

.y ****** ******** WAR SAVINGS STAMPS. + J To War Savings Stamp Subscrib- + ! V- ordered by the department * . ln cll arße of War Savings Stamp + *. nipiiees. I have duly notified all + i who have pledges unredeemed. * ! , h ave done this by mail, notifi- + * cation addressed to each one. * * j therefore, most respectfully + * "i„ publicly call attention to + 1 his matter and trust that prop- * * *,r response will be made. Please * *?Hr;r;*vrrr.:

up Fgoes farther—tastes better -and is sold by your home town grocer: that’s Golden Sun — the dustless, chadless coffee. Why then patronize mail order houses and peddlers ? Part of every dollar you spend at home goes to make better schools, roads, etc. Money sent out of town never comes back and often buys less value than you can get right at home. Not sold by syndicate stores THE WOOLSON SPICE COMPANY Toledo Ohio

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I Big Coat and Suit Sale I ON ALL FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS Nothing Will Be Reserved JL | We are going to give you your choice of our entire J1 |p | stock of the newest effects of this year. We have Je||\ j no old stock to offer. All this seasons choice styles S by the most reliable manufacturers. {jf | ALL CLOTH COATS ALLCLOTHCOATS ALL CLOTH COATS | $39.50 Sl> 'n.is Sc 5010 £ 125U ‘ $29.50 $27.50 S “ALL CLOTH COATS ALL SHITS ALL SUiTS S f '* M \.... $19.50 $25.00 ''^^ t0 "519.50 9, j* All Childrens Coats at Big Cut ALL SUITS j in Prices . p&rL«»: $16.50 ~ == ~ = MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW ,gr P A Large Saving On Every Garment MBUCK' & ca

Make This a Useful ---Christmas---Giving always pleases the man’s or woman’s heart. That happiness is doubled at the Christmas season when u special effort is made to please, and gifts seem more appreciated at this time, than at any other time of the year. Os course you want the family to feel happy on this joyful Christmas day. \ou want Santa Claus to shower the entire family with gifts, and useful articles cannot but help to please. Have that happy Christmas spirit in your home on Christmas Eve and during the holiday season. Enjoy the spirit of giving. Our stock of Christmas goods, as you know, is first class. Make your selection for your wife, husband, mother, father, brother, sister, sweetheart or friend from our counters. We have many useful articles for both men and women. Let us suggest a few of the many useful articles that you can buy at our store, making the most suitable Christmas gifts: Silverware, complete sets and separate knives, forks, spoons, etc. Rogers 1847 and Holmes and Edwards line. Aluminum Ware, all kinds of pans and utensils, roasters, etc. The best on the market. Let us show you our new Ithaca shot gun. Skates for the boys. Coaster Wagons, Razor Sets. Electric Vacuum Sweepers, Floor Mops. A New Home Sewing Machine would just please the wife or mother. We have the new models and will be glad to show them to you. Coal Oil Stoves, Gas Ranges. Pocket Knives and Sportsmen’s goods. Then if you still want something better, something more expensive, buy the family a Buick Automobile. We are sole agents for this famous car. Place your order now. Come in and select your Christmas present. We will be glad to show you. LEE Hardware Co. Where you can buy Christmas Presents for the whole family.