Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 246, Decatur, Adams County, 19 October 1922 — Page 5

Ladies Budoir Slippers These slippers are made of black anti brown kid leather, low heels, plain toes, with ponpons on. PRICE ... $1.98 . Brown Ooze Slippers This is a ladies comfortable, good looking house slipper, made of a brown ooze leather upper and bottom, blue trimmings with cushion insole. PRICE $1.95 Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller

• ABOUT TOWN ♦ ♦♦♦♦ Mr. aud Mrs. Ben E. Miller, former residents of this city were visiting here for a few days with the Hunsicker families. During the summer they operated a store at Lake George and on Monday they will leave in their Ford for Florida, going byway of Washington, D. C., making a 700 mile extra trip or nearly 1900 miles in all. They have their Ford equipped like a portable (house and make it yieir home and sleeping quarters when on the road. x Messrs. Herbert Fullenkamp, Arthur Herzog and Mr. and Mrs. George Hennisor. motored to Fort Wayne after spending a few days with Mrs. M. Fullenkamp and family here. Mrs. J. A. Miimma was sixty-eight years old today and she proved that she was still young by getting up a birthday dinner'and inviting a few of her friends and relatives to enjoy it with her. • An automobile moto-meter taken from the machine of Mr. LeMaster, of Geneva. Ind., a week ago on Saturday night while the machine was parked in front of the Princess theater, was discovered on another ma chine here this morning by the owner while he was in the city, and the

Specials for Saturday Galvanized Tubs 39 C Sale on Tubs starts at 2:00 I’. M. Ladies Leather Purses 33C Gold Painted Cups and Saucer 19c Childrens Hose, 1 Pair V Embroidery Flax 1 Mail Boxes 1 3 skeins JLVV ImL Ladies Hose 1 Jersey Gloves 1 f* Pair IvC Pair IDC Candy Kisses, 1 fir* Pound JLVV Morris 5 & 10c Store ! Two Resolutions A good resolution —“I am ;ZZ going to save over SSOO during at-J ;;; the next twelve months.” K A better resolution —“I am • | ; ;;; going to save $lO a week for a B-H year beginning next pay day.” 11-4-d £ The surest way to save is to K--j « make deposits in our Savings HZ Department regularly. a4~~i I" St-- 1 4= FIRST NATIONAL. BANK ||Z f" ~-r*~t# L ~' iw ——mi _t:t; GflL Ms SI ”VI > - -4-|_t-l-4- -—L _" _ _ I~~T ’I ’ L ’

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owner of the machine upon which the moto-meter was found said he had purchased it of a man at Bluffton last week. No charges were preferred against him. —Portland Sun. More than 200 cities and towns in Indiana will be represented at a joint conference of the Indiana Library Association to be held at Indianapolis, November 15 to 17. Every library in the state has been requested to send a representative to the meeting. The Decatur Library will no doubt be represented. Distribution of absent voters’ ballots to county clerks for use at the state election in November will be made Saturday, it was announced Monday by the state board of election commissioners. The county clerks will call at the statehouse in Indianapolis for this supply. The distribution of ballots for use at the polls will begin Monday. October 23. The county clerks will again call at the capitol for the regular ballots. The distribution will continue throughout the week of October 23. Only a small group of clerks will call each day.— County Clerk John T. Kelly will go to Indianapolis Saturday after the ballots. o WANT ADS EARN—s—s—s

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1922

Make Schedule For Gymnasium (Continued from page one) morus (if no game). 8:00-9:00—Faculty twain. 9:00-10:00— I Saturday afternoon and evening—--1:00-2:0 —4th grade South Ward. 2:00-3:00 —4th grade Riley Building. 3:00-4:00 —4th grade North Ward. 6: 30-7:3o—Freshmen— Sophomores —Junoirs. 7:30-9:00 —General practice. Notes 1. —All players piust wear tennis or regular basket ball shoes. 2. —A teacher or coach must be lu charge at all times. 3. Begin on time—quit on time. 4. As long as weather permits hasi ket ball playing outside—all teams should make use of their outdoor 1 cqurts. 5. —Since athletics will tend to de- | velop a sense of justice, a power of initiative, independence of character, correct civic habits, respect for j i ights of others, ability to cooperate. lesson to give and take, each coach or teacher of athletics will see that .all rules overning manners and conduct will be strictly enforced. 6. —The above is a temporary schedule —points of advantages will be closely observed and a change of schedule will be made when necessary. — Republicans Open Their Headquarters in City Republican headquarters were open ed in this city today in the rooms in the Niblick block, over the room formerly occupied by the Old Adams County bank. The rooms were being fitted up today and will be ready for use at once. Earl Adams, secretary, will be in charge and County Chairman J. S. Peterson will devote considerable time during the next two weeks to the campaign work. Sena tor Willis, of Ohio, who was scheduled to speak here Monday afternoon, will not be here, it was announced today. He will speak in Fort Wayne Monday night. o RED MEN TO TAKE UP ORPHAN’S HOME PLAN Plans for the erection of a home for orphans, disabled members and widow's of members, will be considered at the annual great council of the Improved Order of Red Men of Indiana, which ripened yesterday, in Tomlinson hall, Indianapolis. Approximately $475,000 held by the building committee, is available for the proposed home, it is said. — o 444444444444444 4 AMERICAN HISTORY 4 4 DAY BY DAY 4 4 By T. P. GREEN 4 4' Thursday, October 19. 4 4 4 1 Columbus discovered the Is- 4 4 land of Isabella, on October 19 4 4 1492. 4 — * 4’ First General Court in Amer- 4 4 ica held at Boston, on October 4 4 19, 1630. 4 4 — 4 k Roer Williams banished from 4 4 Massachusetts, on October 19, 4 4 1635. 4 4 — 4 4 Lord Cornwallis surrendered 4 4 to Washington at Yorktown, vlr 4 4 tually ending the Revolutionary 4 4' War, on October 19, 1781. 4 4 — 4 4 Gen. Butler ordered the citi- 4 4 zens of New Orleans to take oath 4 4 of allegiance to the Federal Gov- 4 4 ernment, on October 19, 1862. 4 L - 4 14 U. S. Marines lauded at Haiti 4 4 to preserve order, on October 19, 4 4 1914. 4 444444444 4 44444 HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL, ROYAL NEIGHBOR LODGE AT BEN HUR HALL Thursday evening, October 19 —bring two (2) doughnuts for admission, coffee served free. Come masked. A prize will be given for the best masked —bring your friends and come. Don’t forget—lots of fun. 244-3 t 0 Fresh Baltimore Oysters every day at Haugh’s Restaurant, Madison street. 211t5 Rat snap KILLS RATS Also mice. Absolutely prevents odors from carcass. One package proves this. RAT-SNAP comes in cakes —no mixing with other food, Guaranteed. 35c size (1 cake) enough for Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar. 65c size (2 cakes)) for Chicken House, coops, or small buildings. $1.25 size (5 cakes) enough for all farm and out-buildings, storage buildings, or factory buildings. Sold and Guaranteed by Holthouse Drug Co., Lee Hdw. 0., Schafer Hdw. Co.. Callow & Koline, W. W. Parks, Willshire, Ohio.

flagging pains cease when congestion u relieved Remember: most of the pain «nd inflammation of rheumatism comes from congestion. Start the congested blood flowing freely and even chronic, nagpmg pains cease. Sloan’s does just this—it penetrates without rubbingstraight to the congested spot It warms up, stimulates the circulation. It stops pain, brings quick, comforting relief. Many uses—all in one 35c bottle. Keep Sloan's band?. It allays pain of all achinc muscles Xelnaea and emsaa tired. aenlng backs. Ends nsuralgla. Haltscold in chest. Relievos all cases us congsalion. s Sloan’s Liniment- kills paintj INDIANA BRIEFS Seymour— Edward Duhner* broke his arm while pitching in a baseball game between the single and married men of Seymour. Wabash —Dr. Walter Demor who attended John Curtner without charge for several years was willed $15,000 on the latter’s death. Newcastle —Ova Goar has fifed suit against her husband, Roy Goar charging he was in love with his first wife. Evansville —S. D. McLeish’s apple 'rec which he claims has bloomed as late as December 22 with snow on the ground, is blooming for the second time this year. Monticello — The possession of .hirteen pints of white mule proved unlucky for A. G. Wilson who was taken into custody by police. Richmond — Four skeletons and a number of copper bracelets have been found by H. R. McPherson in in Indian mound here. , Columbus —Never in the history of Bartholomew county it is said, has the apple crop exceeded this year's yield. , Vincennes — Because her parents would not let her bob her hair Miss Bessie Kidwell, telephone' operator loped with Emmett Guy and now says she can do her hair as she pleases. »—$—$—WANT ADS EARN—s—s—s

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