Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 19, Number 66, Decatur, Adams County, 18 March 1921 — Page 5

Brogue Oxfords For Young Men ADVANCE SHIPMENT OF NEW SPRING BROGUE OXFORDS CAME IN TODAY. QUANTITY LIMITED, HARD TO GET, SO GET IN EARLY. Charlie Voglewede Has ’Em First.

* ABOUT TOWN * +♦♦+++++*++♦♦♦♦♦ Rev. D. D. Spangler returned this afternoon to his home in Kendallville. He was called here because of the death of his father, the late Jacob Spangler. Tipton Hud has started t' save for ■ext year's income tax. Squire Marsh Swallow writes troin Washin’ton that th’ plum line is seven miles long.— Abe Martin in Indianapolis News. Joseph Bremerkamp of Dayton, Ohio, is meeting his old friends here today. Don L. Quinn of the Chicago Mill & Lumber company, of Chicago, an expert in the box business, visited his brother, French Quinn here today. He is optimistic about the future business outlook and says tn many lines the Improvement is noticeable now. The Kingman beam has cancelled their engagement here and thus forfeit the game, two to nothing. Under the agreement this prevents the third game which was to have been played had there been a ten point difference in the score, favoring Decatur. It may be alright, but it looks a little like poor sportmanship. Morris Haney has begun work at the Old Adams County bank as a bookkeeper. rHILDREN'S COLDS should not be "dosed.” Treat them externally with — VICKS V A RO Ru E Oi'er 17 Million Jars Used Yearly

Spec i a I Just received a fresh shipment of Dillings Cherry Cocktails and fancy Malto Malted Milk Chocolates in >/i to 5 lb. fancy boxes which we know will please you. Also Easter eggs, the soft jelly kind, good for the old as well as the young. For sale where they all go —at— West End Restaurant MONROE STREET 4

|ppppßßia^|^ NOTHING TOO GOOD ::: FOR OUR CUSTOMERS IT 13 * * —» :i; Because mechanical hook ; ■ - keeping is more accurate and 111 neater than head and hand zzi ::: bookkeeping, that is the way |p-- ::: j your bunk statements,are kept.. f- ;- ■ And because electric burglar. } alarms have never been defeat- til 111 ed, that is the protection we fct- ::: have added to our strongly Clbuilt Safe Deposit and money ;; - vaults. flt-I If you are one who appre- Sill 111 dates up-to-date methods, you t:: 111 will like to do business wjtli the y--~-:;e first rational ®awk !|j; :: I its You Are a Stranger Here bid Once. «B a»r :: | jij ii y —■ -“ - ■

The Garrett basket ball fans are still spilling insulting remarks about Decatur but the team refuses to meet the Decatur girls on a neutral floor. That would settle it quickly. T. M. Reid, salesman for the Waring Glove company, has returned from a business trip to the Pacific coast. Ha reports spot sales excellent but nothing doing on futures. The (Tara Smith liainon verdict at Ardmore, Oklahoma, caused many discussions here today and opinion was greatly divided, most people however evidently sympathizing with the woman in the case, though there were those who believed she should have been punished. Mrs. Ed. S. Moses left this afternoon for Chicago Where she will spent the next ten days visiting with her daughter. Miss Mary Moses. The Misses Magdaline Steele and Amy Schenck of Pleasant Mills came in with their teacher, Miss Fanny Heller, last evening and enjoyed a visit. They watched us print the Daily Democrat and became friends of the whole office crew. M. J. Mylott made a business trip to Fort Wayne today. Intercommunicating telephone services are being installed by the Citizens company at the city hall, the Schafer company and the Daily Democrat office. Deputy Sheriff Roy Baker and Cecil Melchi went to Newcastle this afternoon, taking with them Aaron Staiter, who will enter the state village for epileptics. The regular edition of Ravelipgs, the lively high school paper issued each month, appeared today, brim-full of items of interest to the students.

DECATUR DAILY. DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1021.

AN OVERTURE ♦— ♦ BY THE BAND The city band lias been reorganised and is now practicing regularly and working bard to give you the host band this city has ever had. A num her of new enthusiasts have been en rolled, and, with diligent study and Rtrenuous practicing, will add materially to the excellence of the musical contributions we shall offer for your approval this summer. We appreciate the splendid support given us the past year by our businoss men and our city council, it was the best year financially that the band has ever had. We would suggest, however, that all those afflicted with tender hands begin work by toughen Ing them up for the concert season for we desire to please you with our music and the only way for us to know what you want us to play is by your applause. It doesn’t cost you any thing, but means considerable to us. especially to the fellows who work tooth and toenail to give you a good band. It is seldom that we are capable of presenting an overture thus early in the season, but tills year are prepared to do so. Listen to it. It is called ‘‘Cooperation." Don't you, Mr. Business Man, think it would be mighty fine to arrange your bargain days—or dollar days 11 you wish —so that they came on con cert night? To keep your stores open until concert time that night so that your customers could shop before hearing the music? This, it appears, would bring fanners to town in greater numbers, besides bringing your town customers out, and the fact that we had a hand and that you were behind us would b advertised over the entire surrounding country. Wiiat do you say to a concert bargain day or night each week. Were for you. Are you for us? Think it over, and we’ll arrange concert nights to suit. This is our first overture of the season. Do you like it? THE HAND. Microbes are never found on gold coin; paper money is an ideal harboring place for them. NOTH K OF XUR OF IMKinVAIIE \M) Flllll I Ilf I C'MFVTS IIV THISTEES Notice is hereby given that the un<icrsigneil Trustees of the estate of Noah o. Grove, an Insolvent debtor, will, between the Hours of S o'clock a. ill. and U u Vlink it- I, m- on Saturday, the Mil dav of .Vprrr l!»J1, at the late hardware and farm implement store of said debtor, commonly known as the Decatur Cash Hardware and Farm Implement Store, located at 226 West Madison street, In the city of Decatur, Adams county, state of Indiana, offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, and for not less than twothirds (2-3) of the appraised value thereof, the personal property of said trust consisting of the following: The stock of general hardware and farm Implements consisting of stoves, ranges, cutlery, tools, machine tools, garden tools, granite-ware, tin-ware, aluminum-ware, automobile aseessories. farm implements and other goods, wares and merchandise usually kept in a retail hardware and farm implement store; also the store anti office furniture and fixtures. counters, shelving, show cases, scales, desks, safe, cash registers, lighting fixtures, electrical apparatus and devices, and other tools, implements, utensils and supplies incidental to tiie business, it being the purpose of this notice to offer for sale at such time all of the I goods, wares and merchandise and all of the office and store furniture and fixtures of said store owned by said debtor which may not have been sold prior to said date in the general course of business In the operating and conducting of said store at retail; The sail! Trustees reserve the right to offer all or any part or parcel of said stock for sale at said time, and tiie said trustees have the right to offer all of said property for sale as a whole ami sell the same as a whole, or to sell the same In parts or parcel as they may deem advisable and as thev mav determine on day of sale; TERMS OF SALE: one-third in casli on dav of sale, one-third in three months ami one-third in six months, deferred payments to lie evidenced by notes of purchasers, waiving relief from valuation and .appraisement laws, hearing seven (71 per cent interest per annum from date, with security to he approved by the trustees, or at their option the purchasers may pay all cash. ... DANIEL SPRANG. HENRY B. HELLER. 18-25-1 Trustees.

3 See This Sturdy J Steel Drive T Post Note its weight, the thickppP ness and stiffness of the HP', steel, the finish, the drivrr>'A point, and the famous Patp’/BH ented Crimped Anchor which ‘.J&aa protects it against frost-heaving and side-thrust. jjsjfg Anltorite “T” Posts eliminate PH the drudgery of fence building ffißH — no heavy hauling and handling, no holes to aa&r/' dig, no tamping. WemZiPS'/TvK Voucansetthem W \ as fast as you can If W***!*** I drive them—3oo * J or more a day. IV Ankorite Steel |\ g « , lT „ posts wQn>t (gy _/ rot,burn, buckle, I ■ break or sag. Al- ■ ways in alienment. Protect stock BBaB from lightning. Attractive in apxr'Jg pearance. Lems show you the postsH. Knapp & Son

SPORT NEWS Wilton Middleweight Champion. New York, March 18.—Johnny Wilson may not be a champion but lie still holds the middleweight title. The Boston Italian muy rate his sobriquet of "cheese champion," but lie’s the liest in the division if Mike O'Dowd is the next best. After 15 rounds of milling around In Madison Square garden last night the judges disagreed and the referee, Johnny McAvoy, decided that the champion is better than the former champion.

k'.k a >e>t ;< xiSx..>Ufiß4Slßl«a!B:.».X k.mMu, Mecca Theatre The Place They All Go. TONIGHT SATURDAY “THE CITY OF MASKS” lt . s another Paramount-Art-Paramount-Artcraft production with the famous Robert Warwick. craft special. You know A picture that is dsfferent. , what they are. Added attraction, last time "CROOKED STREETS” tonight—Max Terhune, featuring Ethel Clayton. "THE HUMAN BIRD" Vivid and mysterious. Also in a great entertainment. a good comedy with Carter DeCome tonight. Haven. Admission 10 and 15 cts. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Visit our daily matinees.

Crystal Theatre THE HOUSE OF QUALITY TONIGHT ■“PEGEEN” A big Vitagraph product ion, featuring the charming little star, BESSIE LOVE A drama of vital interest and one that will please Also the next episode of the famous serial, “THE SILENT AVENGER,” featuring Win. Duncan. Admission 10 and lo cents. Tomorrow—“THE RED LANE,” starring Frank Mayo.

•» «• * • i! i i ii Smart Spring Styles :: i • • In Ladies’ Footwear ; \\Y t;iko .) whole lot of pleasure in offering I <■ to you this Spring such a wonderfully bright | II selection of New Modes, styles that have an j || unmistakable air of Spring about them that is , • - indeed refreshing. And we get a lot more | II pleasure from the extremely reasonable prices ; ;; at which we are able to sell these new shoes. I <» , || CROSS STRAP PUMPS—Fine ENGLISH OXFORDS—A strik- . ■ • Black Kid with Baby Louis ingly beautiful oxford in the | ~ heels. Superbly styled and new brown. Made of the finest | || priced at only kid and priced per pair. $8.50. , :: $6.95 pair Black SB.OO pair ! I I II BLACK SUEDE PUMP — A BLACK KID PUMP—Glove fin- | II handsome one strap, two but- jsh and covered Louis hee | ( thi , ; ' ’ ton, two strap effect with suede . , , • ■ is the extreme in style we are , <» covered Louis heels. The very || best quality offered at selling at _ , ii $9.00 pair SB.OO pair i ( II . . BROWN ENGLISH PUMP — BLACK LACE OXFORDS—In • '' _ . ... . . wide widths and fitted with . • ■ One strap, two button and has , ■ ■ M walking heels, they are very | ;; the military heel. Very dressy, comfortable yet neat and dres- ; ■■ and special at cy. The price is • ii $8.50 pair ' $6.50 pair j iI J i i ELZEY SHOE STORE ; ' : : Decatur. Indiana I <i 4 — — 1 7 a! SECURITIES 7 of 8 M isl SAFE, SOUND, M ffk • jyJ tax exempt w /U THE R. L. DOLLINGS CO. if Have been offering for years securities of highest type and have a business record for honesty and square dealing second to none. I . "The Pollings Co., gives a' service to the small Investor j which o.nly the man of unlimited wealth can buy for himself, namely Supervision. M. S. LIECHTY a id B. F-SHIRK ADAMS COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES / r

Wilson hardly got a hand whan he first came Into the ring and less when first climbed out between the ropes with the title and a check for $40,000 in ills bathrobe pocket. FOR SAIK-Second band coal range Gas Office. ** Are Now in Jail (Continued from page one) Blair and Nutter is a son of 1-evt D. Nutter, of BlufTton. Since the diauppearance of Straley his wife secured a divorce in the Adams circuit, the case having been brought hero on u change of venue before Straley became involved in the chicken theft..

Do you make* the grade :ssls* ¥ of a trying days work free from fatigue? For those who lack reserve strength and energy Grape sNuts is the ideal food. This sturdy blend of whole wheat and malted barley is rich in the very elements required to build and maintain health and strength. Ready-Cooked—Easy) to Digest Economical Made by Postum Cereal Co.,lnc.,Battle Creek,Mich. Sold by Grocers Everywhere

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% I I Attention, Housewives! | The Fair Store • OFFERS ANOTHER LOT OF GROCERY VALUES || ' « . • , , I that arc real bargains and money savers. Make ;; I the most of this opportunity. Lay in a supply ot .. • these groceries—Saturday Specials lor the thrifty. 11 1 1 » I' < 1 I Meadow Lark Early June Peas, OfC*# I can, 15c; 2 for ■■ | Good Sweet Corn, 1 Of* ; can $ ■ Perfect Rrand Red Deans, 1 Oi'* ! can X\Jv/ ;; I Perfect Drand Delicious Hominy 1 || I can XUC <| ■ Perfect Drand Canned Pumpkin "J ; can XvFv/ || ’• Mercellus String Deans, "I '■ I Have been selling for 20c can, now Ttlv •• I Pork and Deans, 10 f * I! ■ Evaporated Sugar Corn, OK f* II • pkg. 15c; 2 for II I Sun Maid Raisins, '* I Seedless and Seeded, pkg DvC | Good Luck Genuine Evaporated Milk ? ; Large can. 15c: 2 for ■ Polar White Soap, I for the laundry, bar || I Swifts White Laundry Soap I! | 10 bars Otlv/ ; Toilet Paper, " ■ Rob, 5c or 6 for V- £ 1 ' • I Maripasa Yellow _ l->ec l Iry , pound Satorday | . <l»nt CAIJJOItNIA “FERD’S OWN” , CANNED PEACHES COFFEE I! I Formerly sold for 40c; R io and Java II : Li* tan 25c mixed ’ l!) Foe • l nou '*■- * l -J :: * ■ • I We have in stock the well-known Hillsdale and ;j I other good brands of canned Apricots and Peaches, as ; well as a choice assortment of fresh fruits and vege- 11 ’ "tables. Also a full supply of new seeds in packages ;; I and in bulk for the Spring gardeners. ;; 1 FERD BLEEKE, Prop, jj