Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 17, Number 270, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1919 — Page 3

NOTICE .loins Pointing and Bap- , now dOini. r * . Call '"ironfl 532 - morn ‘ rha ii H 1 n *' —

See Us F<> r Prices on Local and Long Distance • moving and hauling lininger trucking co. ’Phone 361 & 181. FRIEND Meet me al the Gaunt Auto Sales room Saturday alernoon, Nov. 15, al 1 o’clock, on North Second streel. They are selling new automobiles and United States, Nobbv Tread and Kel-lv-Springfield tires, oils and everything that goes for my car al my own price. The auction will start promptly at 1 o’clock. Everything will sell Io the high bidder. ' notice to our patrons We have started our own delivery system and deliver to each part of the city 4 times a day, at 7:30 and 10 a. m.; 2 and 4 p. m. Fred Mutschler Packing Co. Market ATTENTION! + j To the Dairymen Sur- | rounding Bobo $ For the convenience of our patrons we have $ pul a cream station in Bobo. t Station will be operated by T. 0. Clemens, t Grocer. t Your patronage is appreciated. j CLOVERLEAF CREAMERIES E MARTIN-KLEPPER CO.

■■■ <Sf R Special! Men’s Heavy Corduroy Work Coats, a*z* jj» all sizes 38 to 48, Special tpV* It? Special! Men's Heavy Grey Sweater Coats, (T*OC $1.75 value. Special tQA*— Special' (For Saturday Only) 36 inch Bleached Outing, 9Qp Heavy Weight; 39c value. Special, yard V

Good Weight, QAp B.eached Outing, yard •JUv Good. Weight Fancy Light or QQp Grey Outing, 38c value, yard £oV Ladies’ Short Sleeve or Sleeveless (Pl It Fleeced" Union Suits, all sizes, 36 to 44 . Mens’ Heavy Fleeced Shirts and QQp Drawers, $1.25 value, all sizes, each' «7OV Mens’ Heavy Ribbed Union (Pl ft Suits, all sizes, 36 to 46 «PA* * Mens’ Heavy Flat Fleeced Union Suits, (Pl QQ $2.25 value, all sizes, 34 to 46 (Special).. Ladies’ Fine 1 Qp Black Hose, pair -fc«7V Ladies’’Cloth Top (PQ Button Shoe I Growing Girls' Gun Metal English Shoe, a dandy S* $4.75, $5.95 Ladies’ Fine Kid (Pt 7t <2Q Dress Shoe u

ing. noon or evenings. JOHN S. CRAMER, Painter and Paperhanger. 269-eodfitx

Mens’ Heavy (PQ Qt Mens' Cun Metal (PQ Qt (PQ ft Dress Shoe - i zJ Cotton 1 7z» Full Size (Pl K Comfort Batts J •Aw Ladies’ Heavy d? 1 tQ Outing Gowns «pA»eJt7 and up. Boys’ Heavy Grey (PI It Sweater Coats Tan Blanket with fancy border (Pl QQ for single bed. Special pair qJA.Ot/ A good size Blanket large enough for any bed heavily fleeced, (PQ QQ grey or tan, pair A large size fancy Comfort, (PQ QO will sell tor $4.00, Special tP£i««7o

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1919.

EASTERN STAR LADIES AT FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. About fifty Eastern Star Indies visited the services at the First Christian church lust evening and nut-prised the evangelist, Dr. Buxton, who is a member of that body at Chautauqua, N. V. Dr. Buxton, in his usual and pleasing manner gave a very interesting srmon along the liner of the East-’n Star and the work of that fraternity. The doctor's subject for this evening will be “Trusted, Rusted, Busted." Don’t fail to hear it. Remember the chart lecture for next Sunday owning. which promises to be excellent 'in instruction.

BItRT MANGOLD, Clerk. NO CASES ARE REPORTED. Dr. H. 1-’. Costello, heiyth officer for the city of Decatur, stated this morning that no case of typhoid fever has been officially reported to him and if there are any cases he does not know of it. though such is the ease according to items in the papers. He also called attention to the fact that all such cases as well as all other contagious diseases must be reported immediately to the health officer.. The penalty for failure to do so is a fine of from ten to fifteen dollars. TO LIMIT THE SIZE. New York, N. Y.. Nov. 13 —(Special to Daily Democrat) —The American

Newspaper Publishers’ association was on record today in favor of limitation of the size of newspapers and material increases in advertising and subscription rates. This decision was reached late yesterday at a special convention called to consider the short age of news print paper. The resolutions committee reported that consumption of paper at present is ten per cent more than the mills are producing, resulting in an annual shortage of 200,000 tons. The ; committee which drew up the resolution providing limitation of size and increase in rates also recommended that newspapers make quarterly r monthly, instead of yearly advertising cont-acts: that congress be urged to ask the Canadian government to reneal prohibition of export on wool and that legislation be urged for de-

velopment of water power and of timber lands for manufacture of wood pulp, lumber and paper. Franklin P. Glass, president of the association, said cost Os producing newspapers had increased 100 per cent in the last year. THIRTY ARE PINCHED (United Press Service) Centralia, Wn„ Nov. 13 —(Special to Daily Democrat) —Arrests of alleged I. W. W. continued here todayin connection with the massacre of American Legionnaires armistice day The arrests totalled 30 early today. "We are rounding up ‘Reds’ as fast as possible," Chief of Police Hughes told the United Press. Among those in custody was Mrs. Marie McAllister, an elderly woman, who is an avowed radical. She is alleged to have remarked the legion threatened to raid her hotel, a “wobbly” hangout, and that "The boys got them” for it.

A CHEERFUL RECOMMENDATION “They should be hi every traveling man’s grip.” writes Geo. Jenner, 416 Labor 9t.. San Antonio, Tex., of Foley Cathartic Tablets. “They are the best laxative I have taken and I cheerfully recommend them to anyone suffering with constipation or biliousness." They cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach and benefit the liver. They correct indigestion, bad breath, bloating, gas, coated tongue and other results of sluggish bowels. No griping; no nausea. —Sold Everywhere.

additional ruling-. ON REINSTATEMENT A series of diclslons Ist tied by the Director of the Bureau of War Risks Insurance with the approval of 'he Sei rotary of the Tt ••astir.' provides more liberal condition for reinstate-, inent of lapsed or canceled inmtrenc i The provisions of Treasury Decin--1 ion No. 47. allowing eightion months • from the date of discharge for -eint statement upon payment of only two months' premium on the amount of ’ insurence to be reinstat. l ( are retain-' ' ed. That decision is liberalized, how- • ever, by a new provision that men out of the service are permitted to rein-'

state by merly paying the two month -.' j premiums without making a state|ment as to health at any time within three calenda- months following the month of discharge. After the three months following -the date of discharge have elapsed, a statement from the applicant to t{ie effect that he is in as good health as at the date of discharge or at the expiration of the grace period, whichever is the later date, will be required together with a written application for ’-einstatement and the tender of k two months’ premiums on the amount of insurence he wishes to reinstate. | In order to give all former service men whose insurance has lapsed or been cancelled, a fair chance to rein1 state their insurence, including men i who have been out of the service

eighteen months or more, and who a-e the-efore barred from reinstatement under the former ruling, a special blanket ruling is made which allows all ex-service men to reinstate thouinsurence before December 31. 1919 provided that each applicant is in good health as at date of discharge or at an expiration of the grace period, whichever is the later date, and so staie In his application. Os course it is necessary that he tender the two months' premiums on the amount of insurance he wishes to reinstate. Service men who reinstated their insurence by payment of all back premiums prior to July 25. 1919. when the decision requiring payment of only two months’ premiums went into effect, upon written application to the Bureau may have any premiums paid

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In exre-s of two applied toward the payment of futuir premiums. For example, if after tt policy Ims elapsed, for six months, a man reinstated and paid G months' premiums instead of two, lie may secure credit for four months' premiums. , The supervisions for rcinstatment do not protect a men until he actually; reinstates, if he waits he may not be in as good health as he was at the time of discharge and com equently may not be able to secure reinstatement. Don’t put off reinstatement. Do it now! MEDICINES USED BY MONKS

-- It is claimed that Monks of ancient days knew of more than three hundred spec ies of medicinal plant! used i in general for medicines by these religious orders. While centuries have passed, with all the advance made in medical science, many of our most successful remedies are today made from the roo's and herbs of the field, like that good, old-fashioned remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. which for more than forty years has been relieving .vomen from some of the worst forms of female : ills, and is now considered the standard remedy. k - POE QUARTET TO SING The Poe Quartet will sing Friday t evening at the Morton chib. Fort > Wayne.

SJR HI IM Ml £ mg» A; -A S Bl SOUTH END GROCERY & DRY GOODS STORE The Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Dry Goods-AIl New Goods of Very Best Quality! All Calico, 00/* cst Unbleached 00P Best L'nbleached OKz» Extra Heavy QOp Muslin, yard . . Outing, yard Out Best Bleached Beautiful Patterns Muslin, yard )‘K Curtain Gotxls, yard. Best I able / fCr* Best Apron Linen, yard • t)v Gingham, yard Best C( ; tton 00/» Best Dress Batton. roll . VC Ginghams, yard OtJV Big Rolls, 72 x 90, $1.15. In Our Men’s Dept. We Offer Exceptional Values Dress and Work QOr* Extra Heavy t£O Shirts, each . Lined Blouses I O Overalls, i (IT Good Canvas "j P , Good Heavy OOtf* Work Socks, each«vv

Our Grocery Department Is Full and Complete with Fresh Goods and Are Sold at Living Prices 5 cakes OP Pure Fruit 1 Daylight Soap faivV Jelly, glass . . I eJv 4 cakes Queen OP- Extra Large Glasses 1 il/» White Naptha Dry Beef iTrVV 1 cakes 9PCz» Fancy Lake Herring 191/ /» Sunny Monday Salt Fish, Hi / 2V ctfkes Red Ripe 1% loilet Soap Cranberries, lb. I till Quart Cans 1 Oz* Wc receive fresh every morning MoneyPrepared Mustard LvV Worth Bread, (the kind that made mother Fancy Brown 1 11/* Quit baking) order Beans, It). XW early, large loaves banej l)i> Also Buns, Cakes and Cookies. Extra Special this week only, Fancy Green 10c G “« |P • 22c Fancy Baked’ 1 n (in syrup) Beans, can IvV A big 31b. can Fancy Government Fancy Apple Butter UmC Corn, doz tpl.OD 3 Jumbo Rolls Fancy Early Ut /‘X Toilet Paper June Peas doz. . ± AJtl ATTENTION FARMERS—We oiler 2(H) It). California 1 eaches ill/* absolutely Pure Ground Pepper (a 50c in syrup, can ‘tVt value) while Large Corn lAp it lasts, IT) oUC Flakes, package IvL , , . Gallon Bucket Qcfz. r"' “i 05c fc.ru Svrui. O3C Cans ’ rach ■ • L 2sc Mean's..!. S2.3s Gallon Cans Best (P 1 QeC ullow 2 lbs. Granulated Sugar with Apple Butter every order if you want it. 2 Great Specials for the Rest of This Week Only ~ 300 large cans Everyday Milk (an 18c Pl r < value). While Palmolive Soap , hey Phone 204 or 308 for Prompt Delivery Service SAM HITE’S fESSSI ’PHONES 204 & 308. ' OPPOSITE ERIE DEPOI.

Mrs. William Harting and daughter, Maytne, have returned from i two week;’ visit in Indianapolis, and other cities.

C-R-E-A-M For Your Butterfat At Our Station. The Best Pace to Sell Your Cream. We Also H ave the Very Best Butter For Our Patrons. Give Us A Trial. WHITE MOUNTAIN DAIRY COMPANY 3rd Door E. of P. O. Operator, Gregg McFarland.

J Charles Toepie and Irwin Brandyi berry went to Fort Wayne this mornI ing to look after lite interests of 'their store.