Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 52, Decatur, Adams County, 1 March 1920 — Page 5

_____ * ■ Ten Days Free Trial . ■i '■ | ' ,l '" : •w: I'M'.. AD- | Hi; 0F OUR °™R T() DEM- | ten,.n A J EWHATWE CAN "<» TO I eE EIE ' L I () ot TROUBLES. IE you I HAVE WEAK ARCHES. PAINS AT THE K? BALL OR HEEL, INSTEP PAINS WE M WIU ADJUST A PAIR OF OUR ARCH | SUPPORTS TO YOUR FEET AND LET iE 'TOU WEAR THEM TEN DAYS ON I HUAI.. MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE I | NOT SATISFIED. mF Charlie Voglewede ■K Makes Life's Walk Easy — —

HB,--ABOUT TOWN Sup, fen and city Supwrintendant M. F. ,A Wntamv..'. arrived l..>m ( - ib id.iy ,v, . tag from Cle.vi-i.,!,,; tended the National ,\«. ti<ii School! Superintendent-HBb-COUir. in regular sesion starting next Munday Dan Niblick «.f Hi. .. i ■tore left today tor a trip to (hi..uro jrhere Ire will attend the Merchant's meattag n that city which will last >ll week. He will return by the way of Indiai is wh«-t-g several business calls. B Th' 1 Tri Kapp.: meeting at the home of M s Hu h Parrish tonight instead < ; a later <i ion account of the serve ducted at the Methodist church. All members please take notice. Mr and Mrs. E. E. Conner of ■ neva were guests Sunday of tin .1 hi and daughter-in-law. A Earl Conner, of Sixth sti Ross Johnson, fortnei n. Gary is visiting in the . y with ni brother Walter Johnson ; 1 fa.’ily, and with his father. J I’. J"' . ;i. MonroMiss Helen Conner <■! rbi- ' - S-: still ’confined to her h Os sickness. Miss F.iiuwr took last Friday at this oil; ■sSk H- Heller reii:i:. ■s olis this morning after :uliiu >.c.day with his fumilj A meeting ot th-• I • ’ tion will be held Ki: ■ library at 7:80. Meml 11 ■: to be present L' . —

■ ■ Spring . spring . I ■ - ■--. I L 1 I The New Spring Styles I In and Heady lor Your Selection I Artistic Beyond Compare I And have vou considered Hie importance of having voiir decorating done early this year? 'iu.n is going |O be a gnat amount ol building •nd reniodelng in Deealur Uns spring-the ‘•B'om- is on and |he early bird is going to get I j I Your Paint Store | hire 'nd dsl"’ l “"' l lalk I it over. SMITH, YAGER 4 FALK The Good Drug Men. H Colciufe Crafonotas acd Records. Kb - . * '

The Phoebe bible class supper whiI ch was to be held at the Mrs. John Sphuler home, on north Fifth street Ihursday, March 11, has been po-t-| poned until a week later, Thursday, March 18.. All the members please take notice. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Arnold were ’-'cry pleasantly surprised last Saturday evening when the neighbors, with an abundance of ice cream and cake, , home-made candy and pop corn balls, I ..gathered in to spend -the evening 1 with them before they move to their' new home near Newville. The even-1 . ing was spent in having a genera! good time and was greatly enjoyed ■ by all. Those present were as fol-! 1 lows: Mr. and Mrs. Jake ScherryJ . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reppert, Mr.l Jt-.m-s Mauley and son, Harry; McJ I and Mrs. Hoy Heller and sons. Alfred and Theodore; Mr. and Mrs. William 'i lu rry and children. Wava and t Lake: Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Mr. nd Mrs. Ralph Jahn, Miss Gleniee Arnold. Messrs. Vernon and Kenneth Arnold, and Alton. Harold and Dallie Karson. ; Some New York philanthropists are putting their money in a new hotel project which is designed to supply : co,.imodatiotis for business and p "f■-sion;:l women of that city. A i ling will be erected with acconi--ns for six Hundred, which is i - ry mall part of the number to be : 'i for in that city, bat if the first hotel proves a success others will : follow. | It is reported that the Vatican will; .lake a -ccond application tor admitt-. 1 hi. of the Holy See into the league 'of Nations.

« DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY. MARCH 1, 1920.

The home of G. W. Davis of southeast of the city was the scene of a pleasant surprise given by the members of the St. Paul Sunday school, who prosiuit.nl the family witli a beautiful silver gravy ladle. The evening was spent in a social way, with refreshments of pop corn balls and candy. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harve Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Myers, Mr. and Mrs. William Lightfoot. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Noll. Mr. and Mis. Ed Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Azle Tinker. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis, Mr and Mrs. Clark Hawkins, Mrs, Sam Yost, Mrs. Catherine Gage. Oscur, Leia and Mary Yost. Doe Smith, Luo, Clarence and Mervel Lightfoot, Hubert Myers, Mabel, Huth and Brice Martin. Mary. Eloise, Carl and Juanita Noll, Homer and Francis Ellsworth, Cecil, Ceclia and Fluusta Tucker, Ema and La.Va.ughn Hawkins, Velma, Voyle, Harold, Miss Helen Everett. and Donald Davis. At a late hour they departed, wishing them success in their new home. - Contributed. DR. KELLER’S ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. H. E. Keller, who has been con fined to his bed the past two weeks, with a nervous breakdown and entro colitus, is now able to sit up, The doctor expects to be at his office on Thursday afternoon to again resume his office paretice. but will not be able to do any riding for at least ten days more, as the illness he is just recoverI ing from is from overwork and exposure. NOTICE I am opening a furniture and stove r pair shop. ba/. of Hurst i Co. second hand store. 52t6 CONNELLY CABINET SHOP. I AT THE METHODIST REVIVAL Sunday was a great day at the Methodist church. The services began with Decision day in the Sunday I school. Then was the regular evangelistic service and the invitation. At 3 o'clock was the mass meeting aid to this camo large delegations from the Presbyterian, Evangelical and United Brethren churches, bring ing their pastors with them. Rev Thomas preached a great sermon and the presence of the Holy Spirit was tilt by all present. In the evening .every seat in the church was taken ling before the time for the service It was a great service. The entire d ty was one that moved all who wen present. Rev. Thomas puts his whole heart and soul in his effort, both in leading the song service and in the preaching of the Word. He does not spare him self but is giving his whole life tc the service of the Master. There will be no services tonight. | Tuesday morning at 9:30 will be a ■half-hour of prayer meetings. Front i 9:30 to 10. The chapter is the fifth chapter of St. John. The places oi meeting are as follows: No. I—Mrs.1 —Mrs. E. Winans, captain; home. Mrs. Charles Lanilin; leader Mrs. Mart Gilson. No. 2—Mrs. It. I). Myers, captain; home- Mrs. R. D. Myers; leader Mrs, Odell. No. 3 Mrs. Parmerlee, captain: home, Mrs. Parmerlee; leader. Mis. Charles Elzey. No. 4—Mrs. Sprang, captain; home, Mrs. C. L. Walters; leader, Mrs. A. i). Suttles. No. 5--Mrs. Handler, captain; home Mrs. Hitchcock; leader. Mrs. Bowers, No. (>- Mrs. Robert. Case, captain; home, Mrs. M. F. Rice; leader, 'Mrs, I’. J. Rice. No. 7 —Mrs. Dixon, captain; home ?Jrs. Lewis Brokaw; leader, Mrs. Cook. No. B—Mrs. Lewton, captain;, home, Mrs. James Stults; leader, Mrs. Dan Beery. Not just Methodists are invited to these prayer meetings, but all that will attend. Tuesday evening there will be a large delegation from Pleasant Mills a! the services. The subject of Rev. Timinas' sermon will be. “Is There a Hell?" Every citizen of Decatur is invited 'o attend these services. Wecca Theater TONI G H T “The Panther Woman” Anolher of those big pictures, a little out of the ordinary, featuring the celebrated screen star, Mine. Petrova. J)ii you want Io see something good? Something dill’erctd titan the ordinary pictuic? II von do, here is your chance. \ delightful drama dealing with Ute society tile, based on ; i deep plot tilled with action llial v ill hold you until the last picture is shown. A show you will enjoy.

AUTO SHOWS PROVE POPULAR THIS YEAR 1 I EVERYWHERE THE EXPOSITIONS OF MOTOR CARS HAVE DRAWN TREMENDOUS CROWDS. FT.WAYNE SHOW SOON i, i March 2to 6 Are Dates For Indiana’! Great Show This Year; Thouii sands Will View the Beaua tiful Exhibits. te t Throughout the country, auto shows g this year are proving more popular than ever before. In Detroit, Chicago, New York. Boston, and all the larger cities, motor car expositions have f drawn huge crowds ot interested mo- t tor fans. I > ' Indiana and Ohio, and southern I Michigan motor fans will find in the ’■ coming Fort Wayne automobile show j o a great attraction. It is to be held - e March 2 to 6. A spacious building, n e r *~i 1 H | AUTO SHQVvj s (-y.. r i dJix e permitting of displays of every popu. '■ lir make of car. besides many tire and accessory exhibits, has been leased for >. the big event, and will accommodate thousands of spectators. Increased interest in things automotive this year is on the part of everyone attributed to the great success '■ of the American motor industry in aidn ing in the war. Lessons of great value y were learned by manufacturers during i- the great conflict, and the improvements made necessary by war condig tions have greatly increased the etfig ciency of the average motor. Now, too. better materials are at hand, as the shortage caused by war has ceased, and better motors, better '• chassis, and better tonneaux are tba ; '1 result. The year 1920 ushers in the j s —■ | g . I Sys j L ______________________________________________ I 1- perfect automobile. And as years go I o on, better and better cars will be j made, as the inventive genius of man I increases in its marvellous unfolding j a of creative ideas. C n It is expected that thousands of in- I terested persons will view the Fort i . Wayne exhibition. Those who miss it I II will have every cause to regret. | No effort or expense being spared j I on the part of the committees of the I r. Fort Wayne Automobile Trade asso- I elation who have the event in their | ; charge. | An expert interior decorator has I been secured to make the big show . building a veritable fairyland of green- . ' ery and beauty for this great spring 3. j' r — ’ . "i JEsI i 3> , exposition of motor ears and tires and ■ accessories. A corps of workmen will be busy through the coming days getting tlie cars in the building for the II show and making the many other ncc- j essary preparations. The manager of o.the show. Walter B. Grover, a Fort t Wayne advertising and publicity man. ( states that never before has Fort ;l Wayne put forth such a mighty effort for an exposition. The show is to be held in the large ' building at 123-125-127 West Berry a street, right in the heart of Fort s Wayne, and a I easy access from all railroad and interurban depots. ENTERTAINMENT PLANS Music is to be but one of the features in the entertainment to be furnished at the Fort Wayne auto show next week, which will lake place March 2 to 6. A spaciou balcony ibove the first floor of the, large build- • mg leased by the Fort Wayne Auto- • mobile association for the great ex- ‘ position will be the musicians' location 1 overlooking the beautiful ground floor 1 lisplaye. Music will be furnished both I afternoon ind evenings The be t I orchestra l|iai can b” secured hag been signed up lor the entire show.

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TRIMMED HATS I uni prepared to show you u tino line of ladies' misses' and children’s trimmed hats, direct from the jnunuj faeturer, at prices to suit the eusto- ! mer. Call early and get your setaej tion. MRS. MAUD A. MERRIMAN, 52t3 Monroe, Indiana. Fur bearing animals in Massachu setts are being rapidly exterminated. “After all, it is the one who wears the fur who sets the trap,” remarks Our Dumb Animals. MRNIpS Apply Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid—Easy to Use —Does Not Stain Greasy salves and ointments should not be applied if good clear skin is wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or SI.OO for large size, get a bottle of Zemo. When applied as directed it effectively : removes eczema, quickly stops itching, ' and heals skin troubles, also sores, Lums, wounds and chafing. It penetrates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable and inexpensive antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you have ever used is as effective and satisfying. The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. O,

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NOTICE, MOOSE b There will lie a meeting of the s .Moose lodge at their hall on Wednesi- day evening. The election of officers i- will take place und till members arc :• requested to be present. 52t3 iMOTHERS,’DO When the Children Cough, Rub Musterolc on Throats 8 and Chests s No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup, or worse And ■ then’s when you’re glad you have a ; jar of Musterole at hand to give i prompt, sure relief. It does not blister. ' As first aid and a certain remedy. I Musterole is excellent. Thousands of mothers know it You should keep a jar in the house, ready for instant use. i It is the remedy for adults, too. Re--1 lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2,501

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