Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 16, Decatur, Adams County, 19 January 1920 — Page 2

HUH IM- M I Pub Ithed Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO JOI-N H. HELLER president AR ’HUR R. HOLTHOUSE. Secretary Subscription Rates Cash In Advance Ont Week, by carrier 10 ceatr On* Year, by carrier $5-0° One Month, by mail 35 cents Three Months, by mail sl.o< Six Months, by mail sl.7f One Year, by mail |3.o<' Ont Year, at office S" Oi Single copies 2 centAdvertising rates made known on application. Entered at the poatofflee in Deca tur Indiana, as second-class matter The Daily Democrat is crowded today in efforts to take care ol our ad vertisers and without printing extra pages because of a help shortage, du" to illness of some of the force. We hope to be up and coming again in a day or two. Governor Cox of Ohio will be the he <ilin r at the editorial meeting at Indianapolis the night of February sth. He is one of the greatest governors in the entire country, a big man, and his address will be worth hearing and reading. And the senate continues to "fiddle." We have about come to the i eo:/.-icn that is all they could do j it' they tried. Yet the press of the country, or at least a large part of it. has the nerve to defend such a congress, excuse the members and predict their continued support. It's hard to understand. The Industrial association will' meet tonight for the purpose oi es-, ft ting a permanent organization. This is not a social club, not a meeting for the purpose of speech making or entertainment, but a business session, pure and simple. If we are to handle the many problems that are sun- to arise during the next few months, we need an organization of thinking, working, earnest citizens who will each do his part when called upon ami will volunteer his sug-gi-iion, and his help. Attend the meeting tonight. It is entirely up to the people of the city, this question of securing' better lighting. The ornamental posts will add a thousand per cent to the appearance of the city and while there is a small initial cost it adds, so much to your property and to the 1 g< neral appearance that we should think ycu would gladly sign the petitions. They will be circulated this w ek. If you are progressive you vi .11 sign and help get the others in your block to do likewise. We are sure that once started this system will spread all over the city and that soon we will have a well lighted ami attractive looking city. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Schafer were among the visitors in Fort Wayne Sunday. NOTICE All painters and paper hangers are requested to meet at the Carpenters Hall, over Lose Bro. Cigar Store, Friday evening, Jan. 23, at 7 p. m. Don’t Worry — You Can Stop the Flu? if youhavutheachcsand sniffles that may be the first • > , slgn , of Flu - >’ ou ran stop it qmcldy. Just a few of the remarkably good lightning laxative QUININE TABLETS Will Not Gripe or Sicken will rid your extern of all signs of eold-an-i make you feel i.n. again. Tbps „ b , ; work tn 24 houre-they are sat—the ~ easy totake-they have pleased thousandof particular people. Ask your drum-i ... dealer for Lightning Laxative Quiniu. r u. lets. They cost only 3$ ctnts. ■■■■ ■ — —L_. Lose Bros. Barber Shop Peoples. Loan & Trust Co. Building Modern and Sanitary The best in the city Service for the gentleman who cures. ■" I I— I ——" l — ■ * * * V

MH ILTt DOINGS □uh CditeuMtar Monday Re-Search Club —Mrs. J. C. Sutton. Tuesday Phoebe Bible (Ta,ss. Mrs. Martin Jaberg. 500 club, Mrs. Arthur Mangold. 1 Tri Kappa—Mrs. Albert Sellemeyer. , The Phoebe class will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Martin Jaberg at her home on North Fifth street. Thursday Eastern Star—Masonic Hall. Helping Hand—Reformed Church. Home Economic Club —Mrs. Wilson Lewton. hostess, at her mother's home, Seventh street. Presbyterian Ladies' Aid —Mrs. 8. D. Beavers. Five Hundred Club —Mrs. William Keller. The Eastern Star will meet Thursday evening at the Masonic hall. The Helping Hand society of the Reformed church will meet Thuraday afternoon in the Sunday school rooms of the church. Mrs. M. F. Worthinann will be hostess. The Home Economic club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Wilson Lewton at the home of her mother on Seventh street. A good program has been arranged and all members are requested to be present. The Five Hundred club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. William Keller. The club was first scheduled to meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mangold, but has been changed to i later date and place. All members 'lease take notice. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid so | ietv will meet Thursday afternoon I with Mrs. S. D. Beavers at her home •n North First street. Friday-Saturday Womans Home Missionary Society, lot t!»e M. E. Church. Rummage sale -it Library. •The Womans Home Mis i >nary Society of the Methodist church will conduct a rummage sale FYiday and Sat urady at the Library. A wonderful : .selection of articles have been ob--1 tained. and the ladies desire your patronage. The D. Y. B. cla-’s of the I'nit-ffl Brethorn church met Friday a’terir>"r with Mrs. Joss-’ Schwarts. Mrs. rook and Mrs. Rohemold were ' ' <■-•>•- ■>. About thirtr of ‘he !>•«!"'. ” v ere in attendance aud ‘he afternoon was spent in readings, instrumental music, songs and duets, j and a talk by th- pastor and the new | superintendent. Roy E. Mumma. At this time committees were appointed o look after the uew comers wb will soon arrive ia this city to n»'-:e their home. * The Willing Workers’ class of the Bobo U. B. church met at the horte of Mrs. J. L. Chronister on the evenng of January 9. A program was given and the amount of the collection tor the evening was sl.Ol. The yearly report, ending December 20, 1913. was read, the amount in the treasury over and above all expenses, being $26.50. A program was arranged for the next meeting, which will be held at the home of Mrs. George Koos on the evening of February 20. A delicious iunch was served by the hostess. ♦ The M illing Workers' class of the ; Bobo V. B. church met at the home '.of Mrs. Fred Hilton on Thursday. January 15, for the purpose of taking part in an old fashioned comfort knotting, each one present bringing ! their basket with them. A delicious ; dinner was served and the total proceeds for the day was $4.05. Those present were Mesdames William Heath, J. L. Chronister, Alford Daniels. George Koos, Ben Shell and daughter, Levi Shaffer, Almond Shaffer. Fred Geier, Adam Hower, W. F. Hilton. NOTICE. The members of the degree staff of the Rebecca lodge, No. 86. are requested to be present at the regular session Tuesday evening, January 20, at 7:30 o’clock sharp. All members are also requested to be present Business of importance. By or- '_ ler of MRS. N. W. FRYE, N. G. W HIM EEM Apply Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid—Easy to Use —Does Not Stain a r nd ointm *nts should a 2 p ied 1 c^ear skin is ?Tnnfnrt i ‘ roni 1 any dru^' li,t for 35c - or 81.00 for large size, get abottle of Zemo. Anen applied as directed it effectively removes eczema, quickly stops itching, ano neala skin troubles, also sores burns, wounds and chafing. It pene’ frates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable and inexpensive antiseptic liquid. Try it. as weSefeve nothing, you have ever used is as effective and satisfying. IbeE. V . Rose Co., C level Q f

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY FA 1920

This is the Second Astounding Values! OUR JANUARY (CLEARANCE SALE Positively Ends Next Saturday January, -4th. 19-0 . . i i K .... wants a new Coat, Suit or Drvss, we certainly ad. If tnerc’s any woman within traveling distance of this store who reads this ucas and m vise her to plan her shopping for an early visit here this week. , i v . lU . VCI - in the lustory of this store, advertised The Quality Store’s dependable values are known throughout this part ol the counliv ami wc a saving that was not worth a long trip to secure. .. lls T* Uv nilh come quite a distance to participate in this Many tell us that we have the greatest values to be found anywhere and those will nil U 8 g Great Bargain Event. . acco unt ol lack of display space. So it will pay you to 1 his week we are offering many garments that we were unable Io show last with, on .uaoui rj 3 ° make a selection now. while the big values are obtainable. js 1- _ Coats are Strong Features Assortments Are Fine The Savings Great! Charming Coats of Fashion's own fabrics and eolots. Coats that will be worth thee- weight iu good American umiu ■ . another season, as it is a foregone conclusion that you will pay 51 per cent mon- . u your winter coat next wit.itr We ai-* m \ 4 now buying merchandise for next fall and winter and in every instance there is an in ease of at b ast 25 per cent oftimes a 1 I mor<* .X, Nin ivn I 1 Entire Stock Latest Style Coats * ' w mJ. That were ormerly priced up to $87.50 In Three Grand Groups I HIM WSI 131.59 fA y.r ’ i 1 Three Special Groups of 1 ‘ DESIRABLE WINTER COATS /WI ff 13 « * IU ; h J- ' • lit-J / A'Three large assortments at three price that a ill look i.. . ity > »' -J' ‘ munKm / good to th? woman who cannot afford to put much money into a Win- I • 't ter Coat. While they are not of this winter's buying they are .still Il| \ 1-J. I j ’ \ in good style, cut along conservative lines and of best woolen ma- I 1 Lo| I . / j terials —materials that in nearly every instance of better quality l r | ’. -• ■■ ■ ■< than you get these day You’ll be surprised at the value of them. 1 1 I b I _ . All sizes in the assortment. Illi ** ' r I• J I Values Values Values u 111 i I I »P Io . up to up to . I; . \ ] I s2 ’-” * 29 - 50 * 32 - 50 VJu \Jj Entire Stock Furs Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price /7 U MlVx $5.95 59.95_ 813.75 j Q 1-4 OFF - EXTRA SPECIAL ALL REMAINING stirs < HtLDBEN S COATS Suits next winter. No better union suits to be had. All sizes, in long ~ , ~ , Stunning coats for little girls and vre navA sold nearly all our heavy winter suits but have slteve and ankle length styles. The famous “Vellastis Bodyguard” and Plenty of early fall weights in navy and black that will he big girls, 6 to 14 vears, in Silk Vel- . ~ > n good style for spring wear. After this week our suits Sec Snug brands. Knit from fmeet cotton yarns. You have just this will return to their former price as we tirul that pricas <>n ours. Velvets. ZibHines, Silvertones. week to buy them at this price. Wait, and pay .aore next week. aT’thei? wtn V’cXiderM rara SUTli“e Tmachotw. and Wool Novellies. - Our advice is, buy this week. Sizes 16 to 42 m . ~ , ’ , L __ J m ~ | ,i — - • A Sweeping Clearance of Silk and Wool Dresses n " ’■■ J ■' ■'• "-IK”inn Os small frock. ..nd dres.c., in tin- iv.-. c . .... t A *-V -7 UIC now _ lUs wcck ■“ ,h “ Your ,!» and I> Sale of 50 Smart Skirts v I - + ? . $7.50 to $lO-00 VALUES, SALE PRICE values up to $42.00 Priced at I A wonderful assortment oi Worthwhile Skirts, handsomely styled iu serges, whip cords and other 1I L | qaT* »L? | rww -u „ fine fabrics. The price, especially made for this I W g rll to i sale, bears little resemblance to their real worth. k|/lJ I VI/ AVz• V# ft /JLZZ ft / 1 > Trimmed with buttons and tucks or silk braid. 7 TT • • Regular $7.50 ~ rSette S 11 & SON House Dresses _ Quality Store $1.98 Decatur, Indiana — ■ in .- _- ■ .nr c-j • tUnncletr- ” acrl mall .sizes.