Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 59, Decatur, Adams County, 9 March 1923 — Page 5

Miller’s Grocery .. nR QUALITY groceries at a saving, phone fOK u 215 FOR YOUR GROCERY ORDER .. ii Duality OKz> Wash Tubs, .Wash Boilers, Coal 4 nn i P But- Off Milk Pails, Baskets, Mop Sticks Ohio Llift'i Apt JSp Best Quality White Michigan ter, 2 lb- , Cooking Potatoes Hr .. Jello, al* flavors, I flip Bushel J DC box , Peck 20c j. oU l(|ti Macaroni, Spaghetti, or 24*4 lb. sack Fanchon, that Noddles, 25C , l uuli ‘y i tl ! , H r for , 3 pkgsh re ad baking, sack. ni,l Dutch Cleanser QK/» 1 24 H lb. sack Blue Ribbon Flour 3 cans ...'. for pastry or qq « X'S, L “" 5 .... 25c &J S o.p 15c 10c - 1 , blue Ribbon Peaches Fancy lairge Ddl Ofw* 2U) |)((X £>(JC Pickles, dozen Fancy Red Raspberries 1 f n Perfcction.Ginger zsp!can JLDC Snaps, 2 tt>» ArfMV 3 j^ est Ue pkg- I >os l Toasties or Bose Head Rice «t)l Shredded Wheat- 1 H* - box Hest OOz» 2 pkgs fcitlv Quality Cocoa Van Camps Pork & Peans, 2 cans iilll Sugar Corn o large cans Best QK Large can Hawaiian Os,, Duality Hominv Sliced Pineapple. can.. MMV ^ M *." 2 0e.30c c,in o- Nu-lro Compound 2 large cans Solid Del Monte Hawaiian Off Pack Pumpkin ....... G r ., tc( | Pi nPa pp|c, can.. Frcnchs Prepared ('.ream Salad California Peaches or Off p Mustard, ffp Apricots, large can....4WMV jar•- • -AmV Pennant Extra .Quality. Maple Palmolive, Jap Rose or Kirks Flavored Syrup Hartl Water Castile 1 4 gal. pailOlli Toilet Soap. 3 bars.... Gallon pail ...'.• 65c J’rooms. Lanterns. Mens Overalls, Blouses, Shirts. Socks, Percale, Ginghams, Bleached or Unbleached Muslins, Toweling, Gloves—Phone 215 for that order— Lemons, Bananas, Head or Leaf Lettuce, Oranges, Grape Fruit, Onions, Apples, Cabbage, Parsnips, Turnips. DEMOCRftT WANT ADS GET RESULTS /' ' ' ' 11 " 11 "A WANTED-MEN Young men over 18 years of age 16 learn* molding. Steady employment and good op- ' portunity for quick advancement. Also men lor laboring work. DECATUR CASTINGS CO. Decatur, Indiana a-— __■/ • , • • - - • ' » —■ -■-» '— “■ olaa The Cort T-H-E-A-T-R-E TONIGHT ONLY I i|l| ■Qal Mwkr ■JHHHHHk'’' Snßr.■ BHrnffifflaT y A - ' ■ ii^i ’ b UlUan uwan -present* *JI Perret Crima ■ • 6 Reel Production ■ Featuring Monte Blue The romance of a make believe hank robber. Os how a soft guy turned hard.' Also Good Paramount-Sennett Comedy 9 Reels Fox News • • 10c—25c Coming Monday & Tuesday—“THE FLJRT.” This picture >s booked for a one week run at the Jefferson. Fort Wayne starting Sunday - «fcee it here Monday and Tuesday,

MONROE NEWS Rev. J. C. White, of the Simpson M. E. Church, Fort Wayne, filled the pulpit at the local M. E. church SunI day evening in the place of Rev. • Martin, District Superintendent, who ’is very ill. After preaching sei vice, 1 the regular quarterly meeting service > was conducted. ’ Mr. Joint W. McKean is confined to ' his hoirfe with an attack of the flu. Harman Osterman who has been I quite sick with pneumonia, is gaining strength. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Andrews have been confined to their home with the Ju since Saturday. Miss Martha Hofer, local telephone operator, returned to work Sunday after a week's illness. Miss Mary McKean relieved her during her illness. Miss Inez Parrish, local H. S. girl, is much improved and will return to school this week. Monroe lost to Decatur Friday after the gun was fired. From the indications Saturday morning the Monroe boys gave the Decatur boys all they could stand in the game Friday. It was mighty lucky /or Decatur that she had one boy on her team with a good mental attitude. Otherwise she would have lost to Monroe. Tile local members of the Epworth League attended a convention at 1 ieasant Mills Sunday afternoon. On [their return hero, they had a potluck supper at the M. E. parsonage, afterwards attending the evening services at the church. The revival service which has been • hi ‘ progress at the EYivnds • Church for the past three weeks, was closed 'Sundiiy evening after a vejry sue- ' ceSsTill meeting . Mrs. Martin Hoffman and Mrs. Joe Rich went to Fort Wayne Monday, being called there by the 'illness of their aunt, Mrs. Charles Ranier. It. E. Shirk, wife and son spent Sunday in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Mabel Meyer visited in Fort Wayne, last week. Jim A. Hendricks went to Geneva on business Tuesday. Waiter Krick returned to Monroe after spending the week end in Decatur. Miss Electa Oliver spent the weekend in Decatur with Miss Mary Callow. Miss Viola Reinhard and Miss Minnie Mills visited friends in Decatur r' ■ ■ ' > A - -Ji-’i- • • KEKIONGA DOES Overcome Dandruff and Stop Falling Hair We Guarantee It. Callow & Kohne Decatur, Indiana - > MAJESTIC FORT WAYxNE SUNDAY Matinee, Night Coming Direct from Chicago Enroute to Pittsburgh Jos. M. Gaites presents the Thriller of ’Em All. “THE MONSTER” by Crane Wilbur Comments from the Critics: “The Monster'’ carries the dead, liest thrill of the thriller season.” Ashton Stevens, Herald-Examiner, “Here is where you get a laugh with every thrill.”—The American. “I was scared almost to the breaking point."—Millie Morris, Daily News. “Here is another way to be scared."—S h e p pa r d Butler, Tribune. Special prices for the Sunday engagement: Nights, Main Floor, $2 and >2,50; Balcony, $1.50 and SI.OO Gallery, 50c. Matinee: Main Floor, $1.50; Bal. cony, $1.00; Gallery, ■ 50c, Mail Orders Now.

over the wnek-oed. Tberu Is uo one in Monroe but that will asy Dean Dorwin won tha gam# for Decatur. He seems to have that i) habit. " Munrou H. S. claims ihu champion,l ‘ ship of Adams county. An- there any other contenders? They have held 0 the county champiotiHhlp for the past " three yearn, even though hiatory did fi repeat la«t Friday, Mr. and Mrs. James Stodgill and a Mr. and Mrs. Lou Sprunger visited in Monroe Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 1 Win McKean. j The seniors of the Monroe high school will give an entertainment } Saturday evening. A six reel movie , feature, I.on Chaney in "The Penalty” will be shown. The sophmores will , present "Theodora,” a nine reel seas ture, Saturday eve, March 17th. They , invite you to attend. She Refused Him , "l was engaged to the pettiest lit- } tie doll in Indiana, but my stomach and liver trouble had made me so grouchy that she broke it off. 1 tried ' all kinds of medicine and doctors and . got no relief. The gas blew me up , like a porcupine and I had awful colic attacks. Finally I heard of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy and it has cerl tainly fixed me up tine. I am now as . good as ever.” Is is a simple, harm- . less preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal 1 tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach. , liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will con- ■ vince or money refunded. i Sold by Holthouse Drug Co,, and , other good druggsts, everywhere. — • REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Francis M. Miller et al to Albert | Burke $0 qcres in Blue Creek township for SIO,OOO. Franklin Young to James F. Okeley, 40 acres in Blue Creek township, for $3,60U. Christian J. Schwartz to Aaron . Zook. 80- acres in Monroe township, for $15,000. Anna Habegger et al to Christian J. Schwartz, 80 acres in Monroe township, for $10,200. Samuel A.. Habegger to l.ovina Habegger, lot 411 in Berne for sl. May W. Kerr to Achio Parr, lot 453 in Berne, for $l,lOO. Charles . Zimmerman to John M. Lenhart, lot 190 in Decatur, for $3,500. Frederick Rohrer to Mary Kerr, lot 64 in Berne so SSOO. Daqiel N. Erwin to Aloy Buffenbar- . ger, farm in Root township, for , $2,800. . Daniel Kaelir to Anna Amstutz, 20 acres in Monroe township, tor $2,600. HOW TO MAKE A SPEECH x Take three long breaths. Compliment the audience. Outline what you are not going to talk about. ■ Dohits that you will touch on later. Outline of what you are going to say. Point out that you have not time to touch on that now Reference to what you said first. Funny story. Compliment the audience. Ditto to city, state and country. Applause. —Life. f— -X YES or NO? A T««t of Your Intolllgonofl I—- • The correct answer to one of these questions is YES, to the other NO. STOP TO THINK! Questions Answered Tomorrow 1. Is a hybrid dog and a mongrel dog the same? 2. IS philosophy a science? Yesterday's questions answered 1. Is a Jew and a Hebrew the same? Answer—NO. A Jew means one of the Jewish people; a Hebrew means one who is of the Hebrew religious faith-. 3. Is patriotism an ideal rutiier than an idea? Answer—YES. Patriotism in the generally accepted form meaning (love of country) is based on an ideal us. .expressed in the Declaration of Independence of tile United States of America. —— . — ALL OVER INDIANA (United Press Service! Fort Wayne—Twenty four ounce loaves of bread are being sold for six cents, the cheapest since before the war. Evansville—Colonel Oxford who measured six feet and live inches in height >was rejected by the recruiting officer here because was too tall. North Webster —Thick ice on Lakes near here has caused hungry bass to come near the surface, making them an easy prey for fishermen.

* TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ From th* Dolly Democrat fllee ♦ ♦ 20 yeare ago thia day ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A* Emperor William of Germany re eelves Breaident Francis of the St. Louis exposition. — George Gaddes of Hickman, ill., buys $30,000 worth of land in Adams. Alien and Paulding counties at average of $60.00 per acre and says he will hold it for value of $125 per aero. Curds received announcing birth of' son to Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Johnson of ! Nogales. Arlz. (Note —Mr. Johnson is now mayor of Gary.) Rev. C. G. Hudson of Methodist I church resigns on account of poors health after three years service. Geneva organizes a business Men’s Club. Archie Hardison is president and Curry Pyles is secratary. J. D. Halex receives letter mailed. from New York January Ist. It has gone to India instead of Indiana and traveled around the world. Sixty third session of Indiana gen-j oral assembly adjourned. Attorney E. B. Adams is suffering from the grip. Decatur crowd attend "Joy of Liv-1 ing” by Mrs. Patrick Campbell at ! Fort Wayne. Playing Hookey Isn’t As Popular as Formerly Bloomington, Ind., March 8. — ( School kids don't play hookey like. they used to. according to Mrs. H. H.| Young city attendance officer,

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■MMaawmiMaHnmHUBMHMniMMHraHMHMBHMBHMaMMB SATURDAY SPECIALS Choicest Cuts of Beef, Pork and Veal Pure Pork Sausage, Country Style Fine Bunch of Chickens—Order These Early Plenty Fresh Spare Ribs, Shoulder Ribs, Hearts & Tongues Pork Tenderloins Fancy Sugar Cured Corned Beef Nice Swiss and Flank Steaks Rosemary, Cloverleaf & While Mountain Creamery Butter Full line of Cheese which includes Wheel Swiss Cottage Cheese. Bulk Dill and Sweet Pickles Smoked Meats Nice Smoked Jewels Regular and Skinned Hams New York Shoulders Boneless Pork Shoulders Fancy Backs or Smoked Pork Loin Borne Made Summer Sausage, Blood Pudding and Head Cheese Nice Smoked Pork Sausage and Frankforts OLEOMARGARINE—AII leading brands such as Good Luck, Kingnut, Nucoa, Golmar and Brednut. Pure Kettle Rendered Lard If you want anything in the meat line, just call 106 or 374 and we will send it direct to your home. FredMutschler Pkg. Co. Market

< "Gangs of boys who formerly banded together for mischief and law vloi iation have been encouraged to fol- [ low otjior activity,” Mrs. Young said. Attendance has been raised to a I higher standard than ever before un- ' dec the regime of Mrs. Y'oung. the report of Superintendent W. N. Tirey Officials attribute her success to scientific methods employed in her i work. They attribute the success to ’ a detailed study of children by Mrs. I Young who holds A. B. and A. M. de- | grees in work of this nature. She has done work qualifying her to

■■ I size up a child at sight, it was said, largely through psychology. o PARLOR MILLINERY I wish to announce that I havd received a beautiful line of ; > SPRING MILLINERY. Over two hundred hats to select froifj MRS. MAUD A. MERRIMAN, 222 S. 4th St. JW Decatur, Indiana . , Phono 903 U9t3 Buy big red brood sows at John Henry Hogg’s sale, 2 miles west, 2 miles north of Bluffton Wednesday, March 14.1