Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 19, Number 290, Decatur, Adams County, 8 December 1921 — Page 5

Grip Sure Basket r TT Gall Shoes are leaders because ’ tlley aie the only rt ‘ a I sUc tion soles. „- z> The heavy, thick resilient soleswear Itt better and the Bl V athletic shape, laccd to the toe, fits better. Brown or inpTP®vTTT?tr White, Narrow, URWyRE Medium or Wide Widths. $4.45 Charlie Voglewede Sells ’Em in Decatur - J

♦ ABOUT TOWN ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bright, Mrs. Roll Haugk, Esther and Mildred Beery visited their father and brother, Jesse Beery at the Hope Methodist Hospital. Fort Wayne, yesterday, Mr. Beery was operated upon last Friday. Josepli Ci Laurent returned last evening from Muncie, at which place he attended a jonference of post commanders and adjutants representing th© eighth district of the Indiana department of the American Legion. Mrs. Dora Laurent and family went to F ort Wayne yesterday morning to attend the funeral of F. A. Hugenard of that city, whose death occured Sunday at the St. Joseph’s Hospital. Mr. Hugenard was a half-brother to the late Peiler C. Laurent, of this city, and was well known here where he had visited on various occasions. The local post of the American Legion will meet in regular session on Monday evening, December 11, at post headquarters. Time, 8:00 P. M. All members should attend. W. O. Bigham from east of the city a business trip to thia city this morning. Miss Bertha Heath from east qf the city was shopping here this morning. Pieter Loshe from east of town was a Decatur business visitor today.

Moose Dance Thursday Evening December 8,1921 Four Piece Orchestra Good Music and a Pleasant Evening. x Come and enjoy the evening with us. The club room is open free to the public. YOU ARE INVITED. I Come! and bring your friends. —•— — +nHrrz zz: 'x-''--. : : zz z z CLIPPED FROM "FORBES” BUSINESS EDITORIALS: ZZj ■f I 'M “Is there not a lesson for the average 21 ... business man in the example of the largest --t business enterprises in the land? The latter tie up very closely to long-headed ZZZ it bankers and usually follow the advice giv- 2ZZ ZZZ en on matters affecting finance and --- Zjl credits? ZZZ ;;; « For example, the Standard Oil people ? consult the National City Bank. Bethlehem ■ Steel seeks financial advice from the Guaranty Trust Company. ZZ. ::: “Have you made it your business to f--S form intimate relations with high-grade B ZZZ bankers?” KZZ •Z FIRST NATIONAL BANK jh ■f You Are a Strang Here but Once ■±:z|z zfl - _J|Htzz: Iff ctBAL RF.CF r, VE M W-r-f- - “7” “ S = ±# = :::: 2± = Bi!W+ : W±rW :: ± : S

Miss Mary Meyers went to Berne on i business this noon. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Heuer and children of Preble shopped in Decatur today. The pastry sale and Bazaar of the Reformed Ladies which wash given at the Library yesterday was a decided success. It is estimated tha ta little over $70.00 was cleared. The Ladies are well pleased and wish to thank everyone for their patronage and kindness. Joe Lorent went to Fort Wayne yesterday, where he attended the funeral of his uncle, Mr. Heugengard. From Fort Wayne he went to Muncie where he attended a meetting of the Legion Commanders of the Sth district. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Walters returned from a visit in Fort Wayne last evening. Oscar Lankanau spent last evening in Fort Wayne. Frank McConnell was in Fort Wayne yesterday on business. Remember, the meeting at the Decatur Industrial rooms' this evening. The Hon. Albert Stump of Indianapolis will be the speaker. Don’t forget the time and place of the Ben Hur Box Social, Friday evening of this week. C. W. Hocker of Elkhart is spending several days in Decatur and vicinity looking after business interests.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1921

"it ha lift so hard t' face th’ music I these days, but it’s hard t' keep from ! shakln’,*' said Miss Tawney Apple,' t’dny. Next t’ an elephant nothin' nurses a resentment as long as th’ feller that’s been talked int’ buyin' i somethin' he don't want. —Abe Martin in Indianapolis News. Remember next Tuesday morning at ! 9 o'clock the Baptist ladles will open their Bazaar and all sorts of pretty ' aprons and other dainty things suitable • for Christmas gifts will be on sale. Ernest Roth of Linn Grove has acI ceptod a position with the General i Electric company. He commenced work Monday. The Baptist Bazaar which opens Tuesday, will be conducted in the building tn which the Electrical store was located. The world’s seven greater men, aside from Christ the Messiah, are Aristotle, Archimedes, Beethoven, Dante, Shakespeare, Isaac Newton and Michael Angelo. ■ M. Davis of West Mansfield, Ohio, was called to Fort Wayne yesterday on account of the illness of his daughter, Mrs. Sam Bentz, who has been seriously ill at the St. Joseph hospital | for some time. Mr. Davis was in De-1 catur this morning looking after busiI ness interests. He will remain here . until his daughter is out of danger. I ! Mrs. C. G. Egley, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Dan I Tyndall, for several days’ returned to her home at Fort Wayne this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Yoder of Berne shopped here this morning. Mr. Noah Mangold and son. Dr. ' Burt Mangold, went to Richmond today where they visited Arthur Mans gold, their son and brother, respec- < tive|y. 1 Mrs. David Gates and daughter, Lillie, are guests at the home of Mr. ( and Mrs. John Everett for several . days. Mrs. C. E. Peterson and Miss Lillie , Gates spent the day visiting in Fort , Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Tice Baker of Root township shopped in the city this morning. t George Miller of Union township made a business trip to Decatur , today. Mr. and Mrs. John Schwartz of Washington township spent the day shopping in Decatur. The members of Cal E. Peterson's Sunday School class went coon hunting last night and as a result are to 9 be entertained tonight at a big coon f feast at Paul Castle’s home on West Monroe street, Henry Kolint *of Washington township made a business trip to Decatur L today. '' | Frank Helman and son, of Washington township were Decatur business visitors today. Mrs. Wilson Fonner and daughter, ! Mrs. Earle Bennett and baby shopI ped in Decatur today. Mrs. Ralph Roop of Mercer avenue has been in bed several days with a very severe cold bordering on pneumonia. She is some better today. Cecil Grames, of Albany, Ind., stopped here this morning for a several hours' visit with L. C. Perry, enroute to Sturgis, Mich. . ...—a RILEY MAN HERE John S. Young, organization repre- . sentative for the James Whitcomb Riley hospital for children, was a visitor here today, and is making an attempt to interest the club women of Decatur to work for the interest of the proposed institution, which will give free medical and surgical aid to any child in the state. RANK OF ESQUIRE The rank of esquire will be conferred by the Knights of Pythias at * their meeting this evening. The annual election of officers will also take place, and all members are urged to attend. C. C. _ o CHICAGO MARKET CLOSE Chicago, Dec. B—(SpecialB—(Special to Daily Democrat) — Wheat: Dec. $1.10%; Maj $1.14; July $1.03. Corn: Dec. 48%; May 54%; July s|’>. Oats: Doc. 32%; May 38%; July 39. CHILD ALMOST STRANGLED Mrs. G. Grab, 3116 Washington Avenue, New Orleans, La., writes: “My child had a cough so bad she would almost strangle coughing. Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her cough, nad I recommend it to any mother.” Foley’s Honey and Tar gets right at the seat of trouble, clears nose and throat of mucus, heals raw and inflamed surfaces, loosens tightness of the chest and checks croup, bronchial and “flu” coughs. Sold everywhere, _» Dance at Preble Saturday evening. December , 10th, tit Freitag’s Hall. 289-2tk NOTICE—I have my office and repair room at home where 1 live at the North Street bridge. Phono 24G white; always at home on Saturdays i Phono calls received morning and aft-1 ernoon; piano tuning a specialty and dealer.—D. A. Gilliam. Professional. I 288-3tx j

THE CRYSTAL TONIGHT “MOONLIGHT AND HONEYSUC KLE” A big Reaiarl production featuring the charming : little screen star, Mary Miles Minter He failed on the first test. Judith, like Mr. Edison. thought a man should be tested before lie was engaged either lor a job or for matrimony. Being an expert horsewoman, she first tested him out on horseback, but tiller fishing him out of a few brooks and rescuing his hat for him halt a dozen times, she graded him zero. Ilf you like clean, whole- I some coinetly, come. £ Admission 10 and 15 cents I

If you have anthing for sale' bring it to (lie public sale at Hit Decatur Horse Sale barns, Saturday, December 10th, at one o’clock. 2!)O-2t

1 GIFTS WP ji from a kUSsv* |oL En not man’s store W S f wL n for a -hhnHob, '’tl man The experienced shopper knoyvs that most men like to a rcce^ve a Christmas gift from the store that offers the ypjfc community good-clothes-appearance as expressed in IgjE Kuppenheimer Good Clothes; the style center of this tW&I iNfek locality—and therefore the logical buying center for 3Mh&z nien ’ s holiday merchandise. |Pf. Suggestionsifor His Gift jfft Silk Shirts • Mackinaws Silk Underwear Gloves Pajamas Leather Goods wAfA Cravats House Robes Desk Sets Mufflers Bath Rohes Manicure Sets Garters Auto Gloves Traveling; Sets aTX.. Luggage Fancy Belt Buckles Box of Collars jJWF Shirt Jewelry Vance & Linn |ffi WaV ‘ Make this store your Christmas Headquarters. IHx “WE ARE NOT SATISFIED UNLESS YOU ARE”

STATE ORGANIZATIONS | FAVOR TUBERCULOSIS WORK Indianapolis, Dec. B.—Many of the , State Civic und fraternal organizations of Indiana are giving strong support ' to the anti-tuberculosis movement, ac- j cording to announcement today by the Indiana Tuberculosis association.j Among # tly latest to join the movement, and urge their local branches to ; assist the Christmas Seal Sale, are the Knights of Columbus, the Indiana ' Federation of Women’s club, Parent-1 Tenc.hers Association, County Agents i of Indiana, and the American Legion! lot Indiana. -— a— — DR. LEONHARDT SAYS External treatments seldom cure I Piles. Nor do surgical operations, Tho cause is inside — bad circulation. The blood is stagnant, the veins flabby. The bowel walls are weak, the parts almost dead. To quickly and safely rid yourself*’ of piles you must free th*- circulation —send a fresh current through the' istagnant pools. Internal treatment is 'the one safe method. Ointments and 1 cutting won't do it. J. S. Leonhardt, M. D„ specialist, set at work some years ago to find a j I real Internal remedy for piles. He succeeded. He named his proscription iHFM-ROID. and tried it in U'O c«mA before lie was satisfied. Now HEM|ROII> is sold by druggists everywhere under guarantee. It is a harmless tablet, easy to take, and can always be I | found at tho Holthouse Drug coin- I pany and druggists everywhere, who i' 'will gladly refund the purchase price! to any dissatisfied customer.

The Brock Store “’romwSy" muse l w R rhyme in your choice of ( DOKINt. SETS CHRISTMAS GIFTS. ro PLEASE SHE DESERVES THE KIDDIES INWTCHEN , Not "’ ere , EQUIPMENT but rei " serviceable ! to lighten the burdens articles in miniature, of her daily tasks. See window display. THE BEST THAT 1 GIVE HIM A MONEY CAN BUY."• DURHAM DUPLEX. HIGH GRADE o „ 4 . D See our new Bath Room ALUMINUM SPECIALS , n (jJqU or Nickel AT '/< TO '/: finish. regular retail prices. Our demonstration razor Articles needed in in Holly box every home celuioid handle, J. CHARLES BROCK, Proprietor I 138 N. Scconti Street. Residence up stairs.

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