Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 19, Number 167, Decatur, Adams County, 16 July 1921 — Page 4

See Our BIG ADD in This Issue Charlie Voglewede • » Graduate Practipedist

J* About Town Charles Sullivan of Fwt Wayne was a business caller in Decatur yesterday. Miss Anola Franks and 'A ilbur Porter will motor to Crooked Lake tiiis evening where they will ba the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1. -land 1* ranks. Miss Franks will remain a week or ten" days. Mr. L. 1). Adams and son, Rex. of Huntington, motored to this city yesterday and spent the evening. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Finn cf this city and Mrs. Hoke and son, Richard, o! Indianapolis were the guests of the L. W. Tague family .vest reday. Miss Carrie Craig and Robert Peterson of Indianapolis will arrive to day to ba the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson and to attend the Frir inger-Peterson wedding Tuesday of next week. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schug ant' family, and Mrs. Mart We -award left this morning on vacation trip to P. 'ifagarFalls and other eastern points.. Dr. M. F. Parrish of Monroe was a

Save Money On Your EATS During The DECATUR MERCHANTS CO-OPERATIVE SALE 3 Big Days of Supreme Value-Giv- d Days of Supreme Value-Giv-ing JULY 19, 20th and 21st f[M. S P* ing JULY 19th ’ 20th and 2'lst SALES SPECIALS S -" ' SALE SPECIALS Best Quality Head Rice. Instant Postum Eagle Brand Milk . Z ' C ° ffCt N ’ B ' C ‘ Butter Cr »*«r» Rumford Baking Powder This is an unusual of- Saves a great deal of la- For the babies, in the R&SL* , JM A mOSt deMcioUß I,avor; A delicious confection, ;he kind Mother use fer, in the sale, 5 lb. bor—large size can sale —per can tfli’ ' special at—lb. in the sale, pound ;a j e pl j Ce p, 29c 39c 21c WPWW . @ 34c ' 15c 31c The satisfaction of knowing that whatever you set upon your table is of the best quality —is a habit witli housewives who buy here. Every article we sell is chosen with the most sciunulom i • • 1-. tare our only uuiilc being superior quahty. - s Pride of Decatur Flour, fancy blend, P 4 Rub-No-More Washing Powder, 91 p Tomatoes, solid pack, large cans; Jersey Corn Flake12 lb. bag :large package -IV 2 for ~ £t)C large pkg. ’ | 2 m ban’s2.W Good Quality Clean Rice, ' ni Standard Sweet Corn, -j n Crape Nuts, IOC, 0 6 pounds "It Doz. $1.15; 6 cans, 58c; can .LvC Package -| ** Golden Rio Bulk Coffee, O* Per P ound 5c D „ , . D . , i')C o PorK and Bean 6 in Tomato Sauce, 1 A Runkel's r„il r 2 ?~rl Tapioca. »Kp Cor l.rpe 6 can,. SSc; can IOC 3 pound, or Jl“d k "‘ c ”"'" 24c 3 «-» o, p “' a <isc Son,. 0i... P.u„.., W Can OC Evaporated Apricots, Ot,, Roll 5c Arm and Hammer Soda. -t r an Pound ZSC n . . e . 2 pounds IOC Galin m •-. 4 <7V Pink Salmon, lip GaUon No. 10 Grated h- ' R. N. M. White Naptha Soap, rQ large cans •.. 11l Khaki Brand Apricots, in syrup; nft apple ’ ' ' ?llan Pine nr 10 bars Salted Peanuts, strictly fresh; * i A laroe earis 2vC 14 Qt Tin DaFlake White Soap, KQ Pound lUC Dosen , $2.25 Extra Pail > Zkp° Naotha Scan Apple Jelly, 9Q,r» Honolulu Lady Brand Sliced. Pineapple in nr 1? o , DOC 1p bars ’ P P ’ 63C 4 pound tin ZmC heavy syrup, large size doz. $3.90 ; per can 35C Z,?*' T ln Dair Y Pail, vw extra heavy . Star Soap, z»r» Sayman Vegetable Toilet Soap, . Shredded Wheat, -« ■» O«jC 10 bars bt)C box of 3 OOC package '/ampir 0 Fly Powder, Peroxide Toilet Soap, 1 Fould's Macaroni, Spaghetti or Egg Q(Xr» Post Nasties, » lOC 2 barE Noodles; 5 pkgs OuC Large pkg ; _[£)£ 50 Pound g ’ :■ ' 1 ' , 59c PAI.MOLIVI-. TOILET SOAP ' T^TT O T’’ T A f- Contains nil the ingredients combined in making |{ | i™ a I ' J ’ SIIII> BR -tXI> PEAXVT BITTEH | hHI " 24c * ***** **-** >' ww I’U Xl XIXIO h ">'t 25 c

visitor here this morning. Tlie Hoy Scouts will have a big sale l at the auction ring at the epurt hou ■ corner Monday evening, the students cf the Reppert school selling the goods donated to the lads bv a generous public. Mesdames Terrance Wertz. P. T. Imngacher and .Messrs. C. W. Hocker and Ishameal Macy returned to Elkhart this morning after attending the funeral of their sister and aunt. Mis. Mary Baumgartner, at Berne on Friday. A number of pepole from Bobo are attending the U. B. camp meeting at Bellmont park. J. H. Helm of Route 6 Decatur is Utting William Johnsen’s oats today while Mr. Johnson ia being employed it the sugar factory. Rev. and Mrs. Fcnstewachor and] Mrs. George Keo of Eo'oo attended! ramp meeting yesterday afternoon at p ellmont park. Mr. and Mrs. William Macky of -reble were shoppers in Decatur to ’ay. Mr. Herman Reinking of Union cwnship was a business visitor in this Jty this mo-" ng. Mi’s Dti’jinger will ’cave Monday for Koine City to spend a week >r ten days at the Kilbourne cottage.

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Jesse NlbUck villi leave today for Dayton. Ohio, to visit over the weekend. From there he will no to luuinnapoils to drive his car buck that has been in the factory for repairs. Robert Fryback of Uniondale I working for Ixm Brickley at Bellmont park. Charles .Browerer of Boston was n business caller in this city today. Paul V, Bower, ut one time an employe cf the sugar factory here, has filed suit for divorce from his wife. Nora Bower, in the Wells circuit court, charging infidelity. The parties to the suit have not lived together i-ince June 1, 1920. according to the, allegations of the husband. The wife at that time returned to the heme of her parents at Van Wert, Ohio. Eichhorn and Edris are attorneys forth plaintiff. The couple resided here a short time. Mrs. Downie and son, Bobbie, of North Judson, Ind., who have been visiting the past week wjth Dr. Burns, relumed to their home ’yesterday. Franklin Andrews ami Walter flakier of Winchester street who are vic- | tint;-’ of typhoid fever, aie improving 1 and are now reported as getting along very fine. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Helm and fam ily of Fort Wayne.are the guests of Mrs. Helm's mother. Mrs. A. R. Bell Mr. Harve Kessler of Monroe was la business visitor here today. George Gault of Fort Wayne was a business caller in Decatur today. Mies Verna Parent of Fort Wayne is the guest of relatives and friends over! Sunday. Chris Strebe of Fort Wayne was a bu iness caller here today. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Haybarger of South of town were shoppers in Decatur today. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dailey who returned lost night from their wedding trip, are the guests of relatives over the week-end. Rev. and Mrs. Otto Engleman and daughters of Magley were shoppers in Decatur this morning. Sam K. Schwartz cf St. Marys township was in Deeatur on business today. Grant Gero of St. Marys township . J was a buriners caller here today. 1 \ Inline and Rose Schwartz or St. Maiys township were shoppers in De-: catur this morning. Miss Rose Graber of Berne visited , in this city today. 1 Mr. and Mis. Reidenbach and son. I Ferdinand, and Edward Rice cf near . : Willshire, Ohio, shopped in this city today. Mi’, and Mrs. John Geisler and i daughter of near Plasant Mills were i I visitors in Decatur today.

Mr. aim Mrs. Luther Martin, daughter Lucile nnd Florence, of Geneva, were in Decatur today. Mr. Barkley and son of near M° n ’! rcevfllo, were in Decatur on business tochi/. Mr. Oscar Lankenau and Hugh Illtc and daughter, Virginia, will go to| Lima. Ohio, to spend Sunday with Dr and Mrs. Tilletson. Walter Whlttenlarger of Union township was a business caller in this city this morning. Mr. and Mrs. FTed Heuer and Misses j Tillie and Lollie Metbers motored to Rome City to spend the week-end at. the Meibers cottage. Janies Andrews of Monroe was a ■ business caller in this city today. Mr. and Mrs. Adalph Bieberiek of Iheble were in this city to shop today.! Mr. Henry Rodenbeck of east of Decatur was a business caller this aft-' ernoon. ‘ Mr. Fred Heckman of north of town was a business caller here today. Irvin Butler, injured Friday when Ihe steering wheel of the Fisher & Harric truck broke, throwing the big tiuck into the ditch, and which caused Butler to jump, had a rather restless ■night, examination this morning I ! chows th 1 ligaments in the heel torn, and the flesh and muscles bruised. He suffers much pain, and it was necessary to place the heel in a plaster parts cast. HOW HER CHILD WAS HELPED Almost every day men and women] write to Foley & 1 Co., telling how Foley Kidney Pills have relieved them from backache, lameness, soreness, rheumatic pains, kidney and bladder trouble. Mrs. H. Stegall. Theodore. Ala., writes: “My child suffered for 12 years with weak bladder. 1 tried several doctors, also different medicines, with no results whatever. I tried Foley Kidney Pills. They cured my chilli in four months. 1 am thankful for it and recommend your medicine." Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere. BIRTH RECORD James .Vernon is the name of th" ten-pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. ' Cam Sunday on Oak street, last night. FULL OF =A|N3 AND DIZZINESS “I was full of pains and had such | n Swimming sensation in my head 1 could hardly sit in a barber chair to get a shave,” writes Swift Nelson, 211 W. 25th St., New York. N. Y. “I felt better the next 24 hours after taking i Foley Kidney Pills, and I haven’t had i any trouble since.” Foley Kidney ! Pills give the help needed to overworked. deranged kidneys. Their action is prompt, healing, tonic. Relieve swollen muscles and joints, backache, : lameness, dizziness and rheumatic: pains. Sold everywhere |

northern INDIANA FAIR AND HOME COMING Tues., Wed., Thurs., Ffi, Aug. 2-3-4-5 BELLMONT PARK DEC Ail JR, INDIANA $lO 000 in purses for harness races V f Aeroplane Flights Big Live Stock Show Balloon Ascensions Automobile Show p n , c Bmid Concerts Farm Machinery Exhibits Bathing Boating Agricultural Chautauqua I F s a J ur l ‘JJ : 77., lM ||i D „ Movie Pictures Demonstration of Live Stock .Judging > Kiilino” Poultry Culling Speakers of National Prominence Rog Kllllllp Entertainment and education for everybody A Day and Night Fair $5,000.00 in fire works. See this wonderful display each night To Farmers. Breeders and Exhibitors: When can you find a Better• i"’‘.‘‘'‘"J’ plav or get your products before the people than at this tai. - ’ , vcS () ‘f n le |,,.‘ s i find this fair an excellent opportunity to bring their stock ml -u the Q ts ‘ ’ ll . 1 buyers of high grade live stock in the country. Ask lor a ''p 1 . ,e glad to mail you one. Send m your entries now. mid help make this a ical ran. Entries open to the WORLD. Write Us. ’Phone Us. Call on us. BOOST HIE FAIR. Northern Indiana Fair « DECATUR, INDIANA ’Phone 606. FRED REPPERT, Sec’y.