Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 17, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 17 December 1919 — Page 7

*WRr Every W Oman Loves BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY Olli- selection of Diamonds and our prices are a satisfaction and economy, prices that were on ! year ago. ne have them Irom $20.00 up We also have a full line o f Ivory, Silverware. Cut Glass, Jewelry, in beautiful designs also in prices that will suprise the most skeptical buyers. We appreciate comparison in prices. Call and be convinced. .two ITTiXwW®?Wrar?ttS ■ ■ I Mik Rbi fu I Ik vH 111 gß»Saeß.._ >JEWcLEP.S AND OPTICIANS ■ | ■■■■■■■l WISH TO BUY— I $ $ $— WANT ADS EARN—S

To Get Ahead Look Ahead Look for the man who is successful and you will find that he is always looking ahead for the best in life, preparing for the ills we are all prone to. He is preparing for the worst and is ready to meet it if it conies. LOOK AHEAD and you will always GET AHEAD—Save MONEY TODAY, TOMORROW and all the time. First National nk UNDER U. S. GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION. DECATUR, INDIANA.

68c For Your Butterfat At the Creamery or Station 2nd door East of Postoffice It pays to sell ss your Cream MARTIN-KLEPPER CO. CREAMERIES

The Initiative TO START THINGS COMING YOl’R WAY, go after them. And Hie greatest secret ot success in life is Io be ready when your opportunity conies. To get a grip on the situation you must save and economize. The man who has money ahead lias learned dial he can make his money work for him. You need a bank account Io systematically lay aside loi the time of opportunity. I sc our bank. The Peoples Loan & Trust Co BANK OF SERVICE

nECATTR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1919,

I COMMUNITY SERVICE I • TT There is much unrest all over the world and the $ States is not entirely immune from Bolshevism. $ j V hat is needed to avert one of the most dreadful of all $ ,< calamities is the Americanization of all foreign bora L i within our borders and to rescue those fortunate enough p ] to be born in this country from the slough of despond, ■ ! to improve their surroundings and give them a more P J hopeful and cheerful view of the future. To impress k : upon the foreign born the necessity of being good citi- j a zens is one of the greatest objects of Community Service, i There is room in every community for earnest work in this direction and there seems no questioning the : statement that Community Service is the best equipped $ organization to accomplish this tremendous task. It i] has the machinery and the leaders and it already has ® J proved its worth in a number of cities. Neighborhood >‘4 and community works are not new in this country, but ! j J there is a new promise of force through national organi- pi r?J zation in the nation-wide plans of Community Service, fRoosevelt said that "no man could be part American £ pj and part something else’’ and truer words were never [> |n uttered. The citizens of this coustry must be all Ameri- S || can or nothing. The program of Community Service {?; calls for a great movement to make thorough-going ■’ Americans of all of our foreign born population. Ameri- b S canization is the common term but higher and better k f citizenship are better words. Through various methods a k-Community Service plans to instill into the alien born ■j the ideals that will counteract unrest and place the dis- | | ciple of unrest in the background. | g [a S’BISEEE.'SISJSOSEJS.'cWUE'.ra.'SIc’IHfSISIEjSEJBEErfIISISIEIBEIBEIcIISJSErSfi.'ifIsIISIfiEJciIcUnUciieIi

Church Changes Eskimo Igloo Life Into Modern Home Making I j J J ■ ;/ s/. : /!_>l '■. f . Mr. «nd Mrs. Oliver Ongoolook.

Art is art, even in Eskimo circles, and • The Angelus” bangs on the wall of Oliver Ongootook’s parlor at Unalakleet, Alaska, where In olden days a smoked salmon probab.ly decorated the icy waii of an igloo. That Oliver and iris beaming bride have adopted the more intricate but less curtibersome garments of white civilzation is shown in this photograph brrmght to the States by E. A. Mclntosh, a lay missionary speaking in this counlry in the interests of the nation-wide campaign of the Episcopal church. Oliver is chief reindeer herder for the United States government at

The Gift for Everybody ■«£- - y.'' ■ jLmOBW* wmlwW- / 1? x .< <;: ’’ ;•-./ &. Slippers Slippers—warm, cozy, practical, smart—the ever welcome Christmas gill- 'iou can tgo wrong if yon give Peoples and Gays Christmas slippers. Everyone appreciates them — : men, women, girls, boys—young and old. Anticipating a tremendous demand for slippers this season, we have obtained the largest and finest stock in our history. Styles for practically every taste arc generously represented in this immense showing. pair of any Peoples and Gay loolwear will surely be appreciated. Peoples & Gay ‘TINE FOOTERY”

Unalakleet. Unalakleet means “south side” and Mr. Mclntosh suggests that it was probably applied to thia point of Alaska because it is south of the north pole. There is no other reason apparent Chief Herder Ongoolook, who plays the guitar and piano when he is not herding reindeer, can also read and write English. His rise in the scale of civilization shows the i beneficial effects of the missions and : schools in Alaska. The Episcopal church has 25 missions in the frozen North and the church’s nation-wide • campaign seeks to extend this work t there greatly.

WANTS GO-CART Dec. 16, 1919. Decatur, Ind., Dear Santa Claus:— I am a little girl eight years old and I would like to have a go-cart and a new dress. From your friend Ida Pott., 409 8. 13 St. TACT—NOT PROFITEERING "I see you have a new blind your window, Isaac.” , "Yes, Aaron." I "Who paid for it, Isaac?” . “The customers paid for it, Aaron." I “Vat! The customers paid for it, I Isaac?" I "Yes, Aaron. I put a leedle box on my counter 'For The Blind’ and the customers paid for it.”—Ex. WISH TO SELL—FOR RESULTS TRY WANT ADS

SAM HITE’S SOUTH END GROCERY AND DRY GOODS STORE We startour great HOLIDAY SALE today. Make cur store your regular trading place and note the saving. Big Sale on Candy, Nuts and Oranges Hand Mixed Creams, Chocolates, Peanut Candy, the Best Quality 35c and 40c lb. Nu “4sc 45c English Walnuts, 50C Almonds, 45C Peanuts, These nuts are the new crop. We handle no cheap lb-. ZDC cold storage nuts. aS. Or “ nKes '. a ". sizcs '. 30c u, 60c Try our fancy Sanios Blend Bulk Coffee, (a 50? value) QQp Our Price, 11> L“' y . p “.. s ‘“.T. 15c,m25c . — .... 25cFancy Red Salmon, x' can <wUC and ODC 4 cans Hebo- "■' f 9?Cz« Fine Granulated Sugar, Milk .-. ./; .... wily 11 ’ Fancy Lake Erie Salt..:. .z-'t; 1 flz» 3 Large Packages Fish. n ,? IVL — Big Special Sale on Canned Goods Fancy Corn, IF Best ralifon,ia Peaches, I(L‘ can JLDC in syrup, can Dozen cans, $1.65 Dozen can s4 '° o ‘ . Best California Apricots, QfCrt Fancy Peas, Itp j n syrup, can OtzV can idt Dozen cans $4.00 - , Dozen cans $1.65 Fancy Raspberries. Fancy Tomatoes, 1 ’ n B * ru P’ i:an • can Lt)C Fancy Blackberries, Fancy Red Kidney Beans, 1 J* Deberries. ?5C call IDC > n can >...; Dozen cans $1.65 Royal Sun < berries t)OC 10c 25c,0 50c Fancy Baked Beans, T A During this sale we offer 25 doz. cans Fancy Green can '’ IvC Gage Plums, (in syrup) 9‘?p Attention Farmers—A pound of pure *lQp Ground Pepper ,-• • •<•OvV Last chance to buy Polar Bear Hour at the old price. BIG SALE ON APPLE BUTTER, JELLY, JAM, SYRUP, MOLASSES 1 gal. Best Apple 1 QJff 7 oz. tumbler Pure 1 Ep Butter Fruit Jelly XtJV 14 oz. glass jar 9flz» Apple Butter ZiVU 1 gal. bucket White 22 oz. glass jar OA„ Ka ’° S>rUP Apple Butter g can 22 oz. glass jar Sugar Syrup OW 2% lb. pail 1% n> - can Orleans Apple Jelly Out- Molasses *dVV . '■ ' ’■ ■ ■■■--■ - - ■ ■ Big SPECIAL SALE on Soaps, they are sure to be higher 4 cakes Galvanic O’a i» 3 cakes Palmolive 9a/. Soap Ad’JV Soap Zitlv 4 cakes Sunny Monday Large Cake Kokopalm Kz» 4 cakes Queen White soup Naptha ZdOL EXTRA SPECIAL-200 dress shirts, just the thing for Christmas presents, $1.50 values, while they CJJJQ last, our price Sam Hite’s South End Grocery & Dry Goods Store OPPOSITE ERIE DEPOT. ’PHONES 20 1 and 308.

++++++*«*«++++*+ ♦ END OF WORLD WEATHER ♦ ♦ ■ ♦ ♦ Washington, Dec. 17—Thia la ♦ ♦ the day the world was achedul- ♦ +ed to coma to an end bacausa ♦ ♦ five planets were ranged on one ♦ ♦ side of the sun. ♦ + End of the world weather, as ♦ + reported to the government fort- ♦ + casters here, was featured by ♦ ♦ heiow normal temperatures In ♦ •> nearly all sections. But this + + morning the forecasters had no ♦ ♦ advices indicating that terrible ♦ ♦ storms were scourging the ♦ ♦ earth, was unofficially predict- ♦ ♦ ed. The position of the plan- ♦ ♦ ets bad nothing to do with the ♦ + cold wave, it was said. ♦ +++++++♦+♦♦*♦+«♦

He —"The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world." She—" Then you come in here and rule the world awhile. I’m tired."

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