Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 20 January 1920 — Page 3

OPPORTUNITY DAY Hundreds of women and _*• - * girls will take advantage of / opportunity day here. Ev- r ” try woman knows that shoes | “ / will be higher priced this ° i spring and is taking advan- A ° tage of our offerings. p \ SPECIAL FOR A I TOMORROW / 'J Women’s Fine Black Kid / /I] high top lace shoes, me- i! diuni pointed toes, military heels, a $9.00 grade, / sues from 3to 8, widths / A to D, at $7.48 BUY SEVERAL PAIRS Charlie Voglewede >!■

ABOUT TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Augsburger have moved their household goods ■ here from Decatur and will again make this their future home. They formerly lived here until Mr. Augsburger was elected county recorder, which term he finished on December 81, last.—Berao Witness. The Pastoral Helpers of the Christian church wil Imeet with Mrs. Geo. Mount on Friday aftenoon at 2:30 o’clock. All members are urged to be present at the new pastor will attend the meeting. The American Legion will meet at the Maccabee hall Wednesday evening. The Legion buttons have arrived and all members are urged to torn eto the meeting and get one. Today was the last day to pay light and water bills without paying the penalty. The Northern Indiana Gas & Electric company has signed the lease for the room north of tne Murray hotel. which they will remodel and use as their office. They hope to move into their new quarters by the first of February. The Phi Delta Kappas will give an informal dance, at the Masonic hall on January 28th. DuValles’ colored orchestra of Indianapolis will furnish the music. Miss Hein Fonner, who has been ill for several days, is still confined to her home and a telephone message today said she would not be able to return to work for a week. Harry Harlan of Indianapolis wa* here this afternoon, representing the C. P. Lesh Paper company. The examinations closing the semester in high school are on this week and the boys and girls are wearing the usual worried expressions that accompany these trying days of school life. D. B. Ford of Portland was here this morning to attend to business. The petitions for the ornamental light posts will be circulated tomorrow and it is hoped that sufficient Ask FIVE MILLION PEOPLE USED IT LAST YEAR ‘W tint’s Su«d*H cold remedy :o _,n tablet fc.-.-r.-sale, eutc no creaks -r a c .. in 24 ’hours—relieve* •> XTsWh Money back >r it fails. Th, genuine bos has ® n™ JWi top with Mr. Hr.! s ViU TIBAI picture. Xgjjfljy At All Drac Storer

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TOOK OUT DREADFUL SORENESS When the kidneys are weakened or overworked so that they fail to ‘ filter and throw all impurities out of the blood, the poison remains in the system and backache, soreness, lameness and rheumatic pains are likely to develop. Mrs. David Henry, 65 S. Lincoln Ave., Washington, N. J., writes: “Foley Kidney Pills are doing me much good, both my kidneys and the rheumatism. They took all the dreadful soreness out of my limbs.” -- — - -' -- I signers will be secured to assure this splendid improvement. The Daily Democrat is late tonight again because of a series of hard luck that semes to strike every printnig office occasionally. Members of the' force are sick and at such times the , machines have always “cut up.” We will be going along on schedule time ' by tomorrow, we hope. Miss Alma West, who has been employed at this office several months , as a linotype operator, has returned : to Chicago. The General Electric shop has' i opened in the Also building where: I’.Mr. L. P. Sherick and a force c, men I are busy setting up the machinery i and fitting motors so they will be ready when the new plant opens. A I ear of machinery arriced this morn i ing and is being unloaded. The com- ! pany proposes to lose no time if they > can help it. i Frank Renner, a printer at this ofR flee, has rented the south halt' of the ■ Ellingham double house on Winchester street and will move his fam- ■ • ily to this city from Fort Jennings, : r Ohio, as soon as the roads are in : I condition for a heavy truck to travel :' over them. 1 Canadian farmers are gradually increasing their production. Although > the most impotant Canadian product, wheat, was subnormal this year, the total value of the entire crop was sl,452.000,000, a hundred million doll :r increase over last year, and a three hundred million dollar increase over 1917. The average value of crop per farm for the Dominion is $2,174. dßasrra:..' Good Health for Yoh Dr. Carter’s K.&B. Tea Costs but Little and You Can Make a Whole Lot from One Package More people are drinking Dr. Carter’s K. & B. Tea than ever before, because they have found out that for liver,stomach and bowels and to purify the blood there is nothing surer, safer or better. The little tots just love it.

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Yellow Mustard For Rheumatism A good hot mustard plaster or ‘poultice la pretty sure to overcome /x rheumatic pains Av\ and even sciatica and Rout but it’s a mussy affafr ./xx, a,l< l generally / Zv - blisters. J ! ft s Heat is absoI / 'ip'' ' lately necessary :•vfr ■ if you want permanent re 1 ief. V J Begy’s Must a- \ I riue, made of true yellow \ I must ar d wll h y A other pain reCl?-. lieving ingredi ents added is just as hot, is cheaper, cleaner and more effective than tYie old fashioned poultice or plaster and connot blister. Besides rheumatic pains and swellings H'-gys Mustarine is speedily effective for lumbago, backache, neuri;tis, pleurisy, bronchitis, sore throat f chest colds and all aches and pains because heat eases pain—3o and 60 cents. 1 CHARGE AGAINST GOMPERS (United Press Service) Washington, Jan. 20 —(Special li Daily Democrat) —Samuel Gompers was charged with courting the favor of extreme'' radical in opposing pending sedition legislation by SenatorSterling, South Dakota, author of the senate measure today. Sterling repling to the statement issued by Gompers regarding sedition legislation declared a number of Gornp ■ ers subordinates had been imprisoned : for “crime and murder" in recent years. AMERICAN LEGION NOTICE The American Legion of this city will meet Wednesday evening at the Maccabee hall, above the Holthouse (Drug company. Important businew will come up and all members are urged to be present. The Legion buttons .and the membership cards have arrived, and all members are requested to bo present at this time to get them. NOTICE I All painters and paper hangers are requested to meet at the CarpentC’s Hall, over Lose Bro. Cigar Store, Friday evening. Jan. 23, at 7 p. m. 16-t6x. A PASTRY SALE. —— Hhe Ladies' Aid of the Reformed J church wil hold a pastry sale at the | Lee hardware store on Saturday,* I I January 21. There will be plenty of ’ good things to eat. I UPHELDASTHE I BEST MEANS TO ASSUME VICTORY; “I'm Satisfied Trutona’s the Medicine for Ailments Such as Mine,” Mother Williams Avers. Elwood, Ind.. Jan. 19. —Hundreds of Elwood residents know and like Mrs. Ella Williams, more popularly known ; ~ "Mother” Williams, and many were unusually interested in what she has !tj say of Truntona, the perfect tonic. I "For quite a while I’ve suffered from i .digestion and liver troubles”, Mrs. Williams said. “Invariably after eating 1 would become bloated and would belch annoyingly and experienced a sour taste in my mouth, I often had ; ever.;- pains in my sides, too. 1 didn't ‘ Jeon well at ni.-.ht. cither. “like formerly severe pc.itis m my rides bother me bitt very tittle, since I've taken Trutona and I'vo hi en relieved of the bloating, belching and sour taste in*my mouth, too. .My a; - petite has improved, also, seems s thou'gh the food taste better now. Trutona has helped mo and I'm satisfied it is the medicine for ailment ruch as mine.” Hundtuds of Indiana mm and women who for years have been kv to indigest-on have found relief in Trn- . tona. The perfect tonic direct to the seat of this trouble, and hlijia fails to give the desired results. Trutona is now being ir'' di!co;l and explained in D-.'eatuf at Smith. Yager'& Falk's, j

PROGRAM IS READY For Farmers’ Institute to be Held at Monmouth School House, Frdiay, 23rd. The annual session of the farmers’ institute organization of Root township will be held Friday of this week anda splendid program lias been arranged. Read it over and be sure to attend: Friday Morning—9:3o. ‘ Invocation Rev. Ralph D. Wbeaddon. Song—School. Address Rev. Ralph D. Whealdon. Song—SchooL “Modernize the Farm, Home and Equipment”—Mrs. Lillian T. Pierce, Knightstown. Recitation—llo Johnson. “Relation of Dairy Farming to Permanent Agriculture”—W. H. Senour, Brookville. Recitation—Miriam Meyer. Appointment of Committee. Dinner. Afternoon Session—l:3o. Song School. “Economy in Feeding”—W. H. Senour. Piano Solo—Lydia Boerger. “Some School Problems”—L. B. Sawyer. Song—Girls’ Glee Club. “Conservation of Our Boys and Girls and Community Betterment”— Mr. Pierce. Recitation—Esther Magley. Evening—7:oo. Piano Solo —Mrs. Emma Lewton. Recitation—G-amette Nurves. Talk by the County Agent—Mr. Gray. Recitation—Doris Wilder. Trombone Solo—L. B. Sawyer. “Rural School Improvement”—E. S. Christen, county superintendent. Reading -John C. Ruhl. Song—" Big Four Quartet.” Recitation—Louis Fuhrman. Vocal Solo —Miss Helen Fonner. Recitation—Erma Gage. Recitation—Florence Magley. Vocal Duet —Merle Marhenke, Marie Buhlman. Violin Solo —Victor Weidler. Dinner and supper wil be served i by the Concord Ladies’ Aid. You ■ ■re cordially invited to attend. WHEN YOU SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM Sloan's I itement should be kept handy for aches and pains T T THY wait for a severe pain, '"an y V ache, a twinge following exposure, a sore muscle, sciatica, or lumbago to leave naturally when you should keep Sloan’s Liniment handy to help curb it and keep you active and fit? Without rubbing, for it penetrates, apply a bit todav to the afflicted part. Note the gratifying, clean, prompt relief that follows. Sloan’s Liniment couldn’t keep its many thousands of friends the world over if it didn’t make good. That's worth remembering. All druggists — three sizes—the largest for utmost economy. 35c., 70c.,'51.40. P 4e’s- sC.'AJ Ashbaucher’s FURNACES ■ LIGHTNING RODS SPOUTING SLAIE ROOFING PHONE 765 or 739 ■o.I _ .. -1 BADGER DAIRY | BADGER STOCK BADGER SCRATCH HOMINY FEED RED DOG GRAIN MIDLINGS I SWIFT'S 60% TANK- I AGE | COTTON SEED MEAL FOR SALE BY BURK ! ELEVATOBCO. itaMl MIMMai ■■■■!■■■■

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Let me make your Automobile License Application for 1920 License. At the Ford Garage. F. E. CONTER 279-3 t awk ts Notary Public. DO YOU NEED MONEY—We lend it on second mortages on real estate. — Aetna Mortgage • & Investment Co., 508 Fidelity Building, Indianapolis. 193-eodr-tf.

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NOTICE Notice is hereby riven to the abate- ' holders of the Farmers State Bank, that there will be an election at the Preble. Indiana said bank on Tuesday. January, 20, 1920, at two o’clock standard time, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for said bank for the year 1920. L. O. ADLER 6-3 t week ts. Cashier.

Become Slender Reduce ,o<» w«luht in Io 60 Itu.. under »foo OtAHASTFE by uuinit OIL Off KOREIN. tulluwms cuev dlrwUom. BulJ b,l Enterrprlae Drug Co. Holthuuae Drua Co. Smith, Yuger dr FaUi ’ ALL busy JrujrUtu mrerywhure Mil OIL OF I KOREIN. losulrt two by Koreln I c«„ sv- oi st»u»s r. y--' at the city liall, it being thuir regat Uie coty hall, it being their regular bi-monthly session.