Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 17, Number 116, Decatur, Adams County, 15 May 1919 — Page 5

One Very Interesting Fact to us is the very large number of regular custoniers we have; men anti women who never think of buying shoes anywhere else. Il Ol Gill TO BE interesting to you, because these men and women come to us because, ot the quality and the satisfaction they get here; these are the things YOU WANT, 100. CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE SELLS SHOES PLUS SERVICE

♦♦♦+++++*+++*+*+ * WEATHER + ♦♦♦+++♦+++++++++ ■ Showers probably tonight and Friday. i Mr and Mrs. Janies Staley left last evening for Detroit, Mich. Misses Ruth and June Gilbert went tot Fort Wayne on business. ■PGermany reminds me o' th’ feller thai has t* have a pair o’ shoes, but won't pay th’ price,” said Hon. ExEditur Cale Fluhart, t’day. What’s become o’ th’ ole time sport that had two girls an’ sat on ther knees when he drove? —tAbe Martin in Indianapolis News. B Out of evil comes good. The apple that Eve ate has given employment to thousands of tailors and dressmakera. The final report just completed by the Grand Rapids & Indiana railway, gives the word that each of the 762 ■ employes of the southern division subscribed to the Victory loan, completing an’ average of $158.99 and establishing a 100 per cent record. The report is made up as follows: 201 agents and station employes subscribed an average of $170.14; 61 enginemen, an average of $296.72; 28 fire-; men, average $92.86; 45 conductors, i leverage $2551.55. Other trainmen average $87.23; roadway employes,, average $105.87; and Fort Wayne di ; vision offices and clerks, average

The Home of Quality Groceries “THE HOME OF QUALITY GROCERIES” is the moneysavins place for Grocery Buyers. No “cut price,”—and “long price to even up. x Free delivery twice a day to your home- New Cabbage, Texas Onions, Green House Lettuce. High Grade Old Potatoes, fresh from the pits, bushel $1.50 Large ripe Waxie Lemons, 2 for sc; dozen 30c Oranges, late Valencia, ripe and juicy, doz 30c Brush Broom, the best ever for rugs or wood floors SI.OO A good medium weight Broom, while they last 45c Boiled Cider, 10 in 1, makes a good drink, bottle 25c 13 tb. Sealed Stone Jar of Kraut, each 89c Golden Crisp Potato Chips. Dernell’s, pkg 15c Large line of high grade Toilet Soaps 5c Santa Clara Prunes, tb. ..20c and 25c 50 Ib. Block Salt 65c Onion Salt and Celery Salt, pkg. 15c Pt Mason jar Baking Powder ...15c PLENTY OF COUNTRY BUTTER EVERY DAY We pay cash or trade for Country Produce: Eggs, 13c; Butter, 40 to 50c M. E. HOWER 'iortli of G. R. & 1. Depot. ’Phone 108 SMOKE White Stag Segars I and smack your lips, because you'll like their taste and their genuine gratifying smoke satisfaction. ! For sale by all dealers. Five sizes 6c<&7c |

$323.08. The final for the entire road amounted to $121,150.—Ft. Wayne Journal Gazette. Tlie Democrat can do your job work quickly and in a style that will please you. We have new type and equipment and an excellent force. Phone 51. Peace conferees are almost through fighting. The war is nearly over. William Allen White recalls that all nations connected with the war were losers, thus reminding the world of the need of a league of nations to end wars. In denial of published statements that it has given an “official O. K.” to “Zython”, said to be a new kind of beer, the United States Department of Agriculture states that none of its bureaus or divisions which should properly consider a matter of this kind has any knowledge of “zython.” Hence the Department of Agriculture has not given any kind of sanction or approval or “O. K.” to this beverage. Mrs. D. S. Gates, of near Willshire, O. went to Fort Wayne this morning Mrs. Malinda Fronfield, of Fort Wayne, was here today on business. Mrs. Godfrey Kurt spent the day in Monmouth. Her mother, Mrs. Martin Lord, who has been ill is recovering nicely. Mr. Lord is also slightly ill. The Rev. G. H. Myers stopped with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Myers yesterday for a short while between ; trains. Mrs. Myers who has been ill j of lumbago, is recovering nicely.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1919.

must be well wrapped Parcels to be sent by post, must be' well wrapped and securely tied, before they will be accepted for mailing. Postmaster J. W. Bosse has orders to instruct the employees not to accept any packages for mailing unless they are tied securely and well wrapped. Practically all parcels well done up have reached their destination in good condition. Complaints of damage have been traced almost entirely to faulty wrapping. • A large hive of bees “swarmed” yesterday for John Everett, which lends encouragement to the belief that summer may not be far distant.

Tn ! w W? \wW I K i » ffira j 111 I Wgul J-L / n\ I / n\ | '/ Copyrisht 1919 Hart Schaffner & Marr MEN ARE MORE CRITICAL THAN EVER ABOUT QUALITY THESE DAYS With material and labor higher it is more necessary than ever to look closely for values. Onr new Spring Suits in HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX and CLOTHCRAFT makes arc not only style “distinctively,” but they have unexcelled wearing and holding quality. They keep their shape as long as they last. They are priced from $15.00 to $45.00. Our spring lines of STETSON and CROFUT & KNAPP hats arc of the same high qualities, with all the new shapes and colors at $3.00 to $6.50 Let us show you the assortment we have selected for your approval. Holthouse, Schulte & Co. Good Clothes Sellers for Men and Boys BERNSTEINS i “WONDERFUL BARGAINS!” “WE SAVE YOU MONEY.” Silkine or O. N. T. Crochet Cotton, A „ spool . «/C j Green Window Shades, J A | Children's Gingham ' > ' 6 fl. long, reg. width “X*/V dresses, all sizes. 2to 6 I i J' j Ladies’ Kid Comfort, One-strap Men’s Khaki Pants, 7KI Slippers, low heel, Qf* all sizes . tpXeSsJ all sizes — — — Ladies’ Siik Waists, all new] Ladies’ Kid Pumps, AQ styles $3.00 (TM QQ ali sizes values — Ladies’ Kid Pumps (PQ JJT Special! Ladies' assorted coli or Lace Oxfords ors, Georgette Waist, all sizes. $1.50 AO | , , ... . , value Ladies 4an and Black Fine Oxfords . $5.45 A big line of Curtain jKni IGoods at, yard LtzV [A big assortment Dark or Light percale, yard wide. OKp Ladies’ White Muslin Pellivard . XAiOv coats. with embroidery ! flounce, $1.75 QQp ' , . r-, value, special OtZ v Good Apron Gingham, 1 Qp assorted checks, yard -LOU : ■ — Men’s Overalls, with (Pl /IQMen’s Heavv Work QG bib, all sizes ... . $1.4 J i Shoes, all sizes.. M Ladies’ Dark Grey Kimona Ladies’ Fancy Muslin Slipover Sleeve Aprons, in grey ShepGowns, $1.25 value, ani Check and Black, A special i $1.50 walue vUv Men’s Muslin Athletic Union Men’s Summer Union Suits, Suits, all sizes, rn short sleeve, long leg AO A only Ot/C special ... . . t/OC

BUYS BLACKSMITH SHOP Ed Green, former sheriff, now engaged In the auto livery business, has purchased the blacksmith shop on [first street formerly owned by Ollie ' Heller. The latter recently sold it to [ Tony Everhart who made the sale to Mr. Green. Ed has employed Dick Earhart to operate the plant and he • began duty today. He is a first class 1 repair man as well as an expert horse sheer and patrons of the shop are guaranteed satisfaction. They will do all kinds of repair work and ask your patronage. Mr. Green will continue in the auto livery business. The new shop will be known as the Fornax Blacksmith shop.

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MASONIC NOTICE. The Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred Thursday evening. May 15, at 7:30. A good attendance is requested. GEO. E. KINZLE, W. M. o Vulcanizing with modern equipment. Prompt service.— Holthouse Garage. 78tf

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NOTICE H. A. Straub, the expert wall paper cleaner, will make that dirty paper I look like new. Small or large jobs. [ Rugs cleaned and porch washing. Prices rights Work guaranteed.— 'Phone 750. Ustf SORE THROAT or Tonsilitis, gargle with warm salt water, then apply— McKs\^POßui| J "YOUR BODYGUARD" - 30?. 60MT20

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