Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 28 November 1922 — Page 9

LOCAL NEWS

OBM r Warrick of I't Wayne was here biiaiiK'HH today. SBF 1.-,,.,, Hisinger. of Akron, Ohio. i.< to spend Thanksgiving with hi.-; Mrs. Jane Frisinger. IHb Margaret Holthouse, 'of Sacred H,'ail Aiademy of Ft. Wayne, will ar |^E V e home tonight to upend Thunks- - Mary orange Cook, of Ft. Wayne, was a visitor here today. ■H lie not forget the Decatm Hicks |H,c. football game at 2:30 on the Ahr ;<| Thanksgiving. This is tile last of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Peterson, of Moi ■H, Illinois, will be the guests of Mr iHi-anny Peterson of North Second BHrtreet tomorrow. ■H Mr. and Mrs. E. Newton of Detroit, IHyiHhigan. will be the guests of M, ■B' IrH - Dore *’• ETwin ov, ‘ r Thanks ■H Mr and Mrs. Geo. Dutcher will go ■Bt Marion tomorrow to lie tin guests ■of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Allegar. H ' .Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Gates, of Wren, ■B (> mo. will he the guests of Mr. and ■ Mr-- •John D. Everett over ThauksgivRev. F. D. Whitesell will also be a guest at the Everett home. ■R 1). F. Leonard and H. E. Butler went M to Bluffton on business today. S Mrs. Dale Fanning, and two chil■H ,|r< n. Marcella and Maxine, of Angola. ■Band Mrs. James Kiefer and children, of Willshire. Ohio, were the guests 01 3 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kelly yesterday. S Keaneth Zerkel has gone to Poe to S spend Thanksgiving with his sister. ■ Mrs. Ralph Sehnepp.

STAR Grocery

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WILL J. JOHNS, Prop.

I€l . ' STLPHfN DLCATUR. r Much Did You Pay? ie question often arises to how much you paid r something you bought onths ago. It is difficult remember and there is i reason why you should am your mind with figes that can be jotted iwn. If you pay by check you will have a record. You will not need to depend on your memory. There are many advantages in having a permanent record. This is only one of them. Let one of our check books do your remember- J ing. It is easier, more ac- JJ»I curate, and much safer. Bank Capital and Surplus at,u '*

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tittle Phyllis Krick, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Virgil Krick, has been suffering from a severe cold but is much better today. V\ ll)iam Clugglsh, of Ft. Wayne was a business visitor here this morning, Roy Gaunt made a business trip to Murton, Ohio, today. W. G, Spencer, of Ft. Wayne, was a business visitor here today. Dr. Elizabeth Burns and daughter Mabel, Miss Ella Brothers, Mrs. Laura Stewart and son Lynn, of Wren, Ohio, motored to Chicago today to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. E. D Brothers and other relatives. Dr! Burns will not return to her office until Sunday. Mrs. Dan Helm, of east of the city, shopped here today. Mr. L. L. Baumgartner, who has been sick for the past week at his home on Third street, was slightly better today. Charles Downs, student at Wabash College, Crawfordsville, will arrive home tomorrow to spend Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downs. Mrs. Harry Kruge and daughter. Vera Louise, of Ft. Wayne, will spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Kruge's mother, Mrs. Rebecca Eady. W. H. Brodbec k, of east of the city, was a business visitor here today. C. E. Debolt, of Willshire, Ohio, was here today on business. H. L. G. Miller, of east of the city, was here today looking after business interests. August Weigman, of northeast rtf the city, was a business visitor here today.

Little Elf Sweet 1 Corn IDC Pie Pumpkin 15c California 1 pf Pimentos AtJC sS*: 30c California Table OPC Peaches Stuffed Olives, 1 PCr* Bottle AtJV Knox Gelatin 25c 3 large Grape Fru|t 6 large Oranges Shredded Wheat, 9PC A 2 for Moods Rolled 1 0C Rice,. 3 lbs Heinz Catsup 20c Heinz Spaghetti 20c Perfection Crackers 2 tbs .feHJV

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, T( ESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922.

Chalriter Miller, of east of the teity, was here today ou business. Frank Hellor, cashier of the Bank of Linn Grove was a business visitor * here this morning. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Macy, of South ! Bend, will arrive tomorrow for an i over Thanksgiving visit. Mr. Macy 1 will go to Columbus on business for ' his company, returning here Satur- , day and Mrs. Macy will visit her par- 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heller in the I meantime. Bob Myers will make a trip to Ft. 1 Wayne tonight to meet a friend who is to spend Thanksgiving here. Ten pages today. Some edition for a daily paper in a town of 5,000 and indications are that the regular run I for some time will be from six to ten j or twelve pages. The progressive! spirit of the merchants and the general helpful attitude of the public is appreciated. Sig. Kahn, of Ligonier, who has scores of friends here visited in Decatur today, being here on business.' Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Spencer of Fort Wayne were here today to say good' | bye to old frieds. They will leave Thursday evening for Kansas City where they expect to make their future home. Mrs. Spencer has many relatives in that part of the country and they have decided to reside there for a while at least. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bell and Mrs. Elizabeth DeVillbiss motored to Fort Wayne this morning and spent the day with friends. o Big Boxing Match In Indianapolis Thursday Indianapolis, Nov. 28. — Frankie Daly, of Staten Island, N. Y„ at height lof his boxing ability, will try to win |<he bantam championship from Joe Lynch, Thanksgiving day after noon, in Tomlinson Hall, at the Elks charity boxing entertainment. The men will meet at 118 pounds. Daly is a real championship contender and several times has had the championship crown ’ within his grasp, but has never been able to gain it. He has fought many champions, however, among whom is Lynch, over whom he has a newspaper decision. One of his great battles was his memorable contest with Pete Horman, then champion, at New Orleans. He has no-decision bouts with ' Champion Johnny Huff, champion Kid ; Williams and Frankie Mason, of Fort Wayne when that battler was considered the best of the bantams. Many Elks’ lodges will send delegations of boxing fans to Indianapolis to see the show. Thirty rounds will I be boxed —three ten round contests. Prohibition Enforced By New Turkey Now — Constantinople—ls social reform is ' i the pacemaker of general develop ' ! ment. prohibition, which is strictly en-1 sored in-Asia Minor and is one of the 'topics of the day in Constantinople, may prove the first, step towards the reorganization of Turkey as announced by the Nationalists. The government of Angora is tryI ing to carry out literally and even to exceed the demand of the Phophet 1 Mohammed that th followers of the | faith should abstain from drinking .-Wine. The sale and consumption of any form of alcohol is strictly prohibited in Asia Minor and this rule will be decreed in Constantinople and Thrace as soon as they pass under the jurisdiction of the nationalist government. It is characteristic of the zeal with which prohibition is enforced in Turkey that Turks despite their political friendship with France, have sentenc cd a French resident of the city of Zutjguldak to several month’s imprisonment for having sent a few bottles of wine to a relative. o MR. AND MRS. DAN FALK TO MAKE HOME AT PERU' Mr. and Mrs. Dan Falk and son] Charles Jiavc today moved their > household goods to Peru, Ind., where' they will make their future home, Mr. Falk being employed in a drug store j in that city. Great Prescription For Distressed Stomachs The very first dose of Mr. Orth’s, Stomach Remedy frees you from all | discomfort—a box gives you a good, "Never fails me" stomach that will; digest anything digestible. Money back If it fails. Remember the name —all I druggists. Dr. Orths Stomach Remedy Reserve Thursday, December 7th. A big entertainment. 279t2 — o OYSTER SUPPER Ou oyster supper will be held at the Brandyberry school, 1 mile south and 2 miles east of Monroe, Wednesday, I Nov. 29. A good program has been! prepared Everybody cotue- Thelma Bulkhead, Mabel Bess, teachers. 278-Stxl.

TOO MANY PEOPLE DIE Physicians and medical authorities on health state that a simple cold is as dangerous as canned dynamite, ('olds should never be allowed to ko down into the chest and lungs. Too many people die from Influenza and ' Pneumonia developed from a neglected cold. Millions of people now use Bulgarian Blood Tea to keep the bowels regular and improve the blood. Bulgarian Herb Tea taken steaming hot at bedtime will help break up a cold quickly. Physicians and druggists everywhere recommend it. Through an oversight a few badly printed papers went out last evening. Efforts to catch the boys was made but they were too speedy. French Vote To Seize Properties Os Germans Paris, Nov. 28.—Premier Poincare's plans for seizing German property and invading German territory were today j formally approved by the French cabinet in preparation for the reparations crisis now considered unavoidable. A notification of the French decision has been sent to the allies. France’s move is likely to take place when the next German payments fall due in January. It will involve seizure of the Ruhr and the setting up of a nominally independent regime on the left bank of the Rhine. SPECIAL Thanksgiving Dinner RELISH Crisp Celery CHOICE OF Roast Turkey and Cranberry Sauce or Prime Roast Beef and Dressing VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes Escalloped Corn SALAD Waldorf Salad DESSERT ’Plumb Pudding Home Made Fruit Cake DRINKS Coffee Tea Milk PRICE 50c Phone Reservation NOW Phone 27 PEOPLES RESTAURANT iHhli 11 rd I taojlinl Ihxu-Jildi

For Your Thanksgiving Dinner Serve ICE CREAM I INDIVIDUAL “TASTY” FRUIT “TASTY” FRUIT TURKEYS ICE CREAM BRICKS $1.50 Dozen $1.50 Gallon 50c Each — Phone Your Orders Early Cloverleaf Creameries Inc Phone 50-55

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