Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 82, Decatur, Adams County, 5 April 1923 — Page 3

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I—U s E- - I Diamond Kerosene B for I Oil Stoves & Incubators I You will get better service B FOR SALE BY I Porters Grocery s and I Millers South End Grocery and Restaurant j ■ Decatur. Indiana IL- __ —- ■ I I Hie Secretary of the Treasury I I gl 55SSSS ■ in a recent circular, requests that I all Victory Notes bo forwardI ed for redemption immediately. This ■ includes those maturing May 20, 1923 H as well as those called for redemp- ■ lion as of December 15, 1922. This bank offers its services free of charge in forwarding these notes for redemption and invites the holders thereof to use our banking facilities for that purpose. Old Adams County Bank

"■■■■■■■■■iMHmßmMnHaßanwmsßmiaHHMßenmMnaMm Don’t stub your toe on the stub of your Check book! it >' JP Don't pay more than our price for a Spring K ~ ■'-■MM"-'- ’*'■ wCTwWS*. suit— an d ( ' Oil 1 veer l^c roaf l °* Q ua lhy by paying less. There is| a standard set price for the finest " >c '° l> ” Ready to Wear clothes just the same as there is a 4 x? standard set of prices for Talcum Powder, Tooth Powder and Gun Powder. No Spring suits can be better than these—few stores’ values are as solid! Try them out. Throw your chest out to the breeze these fine days—but don’t throw your money to the birds! Michaels-Stern Value First Suits $22.50 <o $40.00 WuvT’Aycxft Go ~ * •/ BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS J MONEY-ALWAYS- Rock Bottom Prices • DECATUR • INDIANA • ■ i

Crystal Theatre Tomorrow & Saturday I Harold Lloyd «DR. JACK” Admission I

Brown rollarn and ties. They hnvp detachable skirts und blouses or white crepe de chine.

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iDentists Give Attention Io Poor Children, Free Warsaw, April ,s.—Scores of Kos ciusko county county < lilldnu, whose parents are financially unable io have 11 he youtistt r.t's teeth properly cared ’for are being given free attention by |dentists of the county who tiro coni ducting free clinics. All that is reqnlred 1.-, that the pupils have state[merits from a public school Instructor lor sorne other person who knows the '■hi umstances of needy children. i Each dentist has set aside certain I days and certain hours for the free I'nliil clinics. A recent survey by the ■’ounty Red Cross nurse brought to 'liglii the fact that a surprising number I of pupils in the public schools have de ’ H , live teeth. —- o— REGISTERED MAIL ORDER Maximum Insurance Payable on Lost Mail Increased to SIOO The maximum (insurance payable on lost registered mall will be IpL creased by slU<», according to an or|di r received at the postofflce. The limit of SSO was doubled by the order. 'ldle fee for the maximum indemnity will be 20 cents while the maximum for SSO may still he obtained and other amounts at proportional rates. 'rhe decision by Postmaster General New, to raise the rates was made in response to numerous requests, especially from jewelry and ithei concerns throughout the country. which send articles through the | .nail of greater value than SSO. that “HERE IN DECATUR” Over ten million bottles of Original Vinol have been sold in the I’nited States alone. And every bottle has lieen sold on a guarantee that it would prove satisfactory or the price would be refunded. Out of every hundred liottlcs sold on this strong guarantee not more than one bottle has been returned. This is a matter of actual record kept by Chester Kent and Company, proprietorsof Original Vinol. We are glad to publish this —we have faith in Original Vinol—we guarantee every bottle we sell —your money back if it does not help you. This is in accord with our policy of giving you the best in medicine. Do not confuse Original Vinol with the ordinary run of patent medicines —it is made in one of the world’s largest and finest laboratories. If you are weak, rundown, or fagged out—if you have a -’hangover” cough or cold, if life seems a long, dreary grind, we believe that Original Vinol will help you to regain health and strength. Try it today. ALWAYS INSIST ON ORIGINAL VINOL—REMEMBER, WE GUARANTEE IT. The price is still SI.OO Sold and guaranteed exclusively by Smith. Yager & Falk Decatur

Golds in short order Whenever you feel that tightening in the chest, that jeep-sealed irritatiou that is the sure forerunner of a chest cold — Apply Sloan’s tochest and neck, it breaks up the congestion and brings instant relief. The penetrating warmth of the liniment restores normal circulation and reduces inflammation. Don’t let your chest cold develop. Wherever congestion causes pain use Skwn’sVoor druggist has it Soan’s Liniment -kHhptial Fur rbeoantWm. bruiwa. •«< registered mail be placed on a par wth parcel post in this respect. o ESCHBACH TO RESIGN (I’nited Press Service) Indianapolis. April 5. —(Special to Daily Democrat) — Jess Eschbach, head of the suite board of accounts will resign at the expiration of his term of office May 1, it was learned today. lie will become associated with the Lincoln Trust company of Fort Wayne, or interests of S. W. Strauss and company, investment brokers. It was said around the state house that laiwrence Orr of Col'bnbus is the likely choice for Eschbach’s successor. Ed Farmer, budget clerk, is also a candidate. LEAVE BUNGALOW BEAUTIFUL; HOPE TO ARRIVE HERE FRIDAY The Misses Gertrude and Lena Holthouse and Amelia Tonnelier who have been spending the winter at the “Bungalow Beautiful,” New Smyrna, Florida, left today for home and hope to arrive here by Friday. They state that the weather there is hot and that most of the tourists have left for the north. Miss Tonnelier won the “Bungalow Beautiful" about two years ago when she was awarded the prize for writing the best essay on the advantages offered by New Smyrna. o —-— Harry Smith Again to Head National Guard Indianapolis, April 5. —Reappointment of Harry H. Smith as adjutantgeneral of the Indiana National Guard has been decided upon by Governor McCray, it was said today. The new law reorganizing the Indiana guard becomes effective on promulgation of the facts of the 1923 assembly and requires the appointment of an adjutant-general. General Smith was first appointed by Governor Goodrich. Reappointments of Thomas Roberts, chairman of the Lake county Republican central committee, to another four-year term on the Industrial board also is expected. Mr. Roberts’ present term expires May 17. It is understood today that the governor will not reappoint Kenneth Dresser, of Peru, whose term as a member of the industrial board has expired. Henry A. Roberts, former state statician, is a candidate for the appointment. o Printed crepes are' never more effective for the young and slender than when made with simple, loose of crepe. This type of frock has Priscilla collars of white orgaudie basques, full skirts and with quaint been very popular at winter resorts and will continue throughout the season. — o Help College Men to Pick Their Jobs Cambridge, Mass., April s.—Experiments designed to help the student while he is still in college to decide what occupation he will pursue upon his graduaton have been started at

harvard HniverMty. Ihte fcork aA outlined al present consist of a serie* of lecture* and confereiiceß to be glveh by m«-o firomlnefit In the vafiou* br<>fe*Rl<>n*. Rtich as engineering, teaching, medicine. business, lab and public service. To further the al<l which the lecturers tire expected to give, confer efices are to be held following fulfil lecture. At these cunt'etehcos the students will he offered an opportunty to dseiiss with the lecturer the advantage* and disadvantages of that particular oecupaton. The progress of the lectures and conferences will be watched by a committee with a view to finding out. where they may be improved. The report of this committee will have considerable influence on the continuation of similar activities in the future.

|~l Morriss&fOcStore |y| ANNUAL HOUSE CLEANING SALE Starts Sat. April 7th., ends Sat. April 14th. I Hundreds of staple items at the lowest possible price just at a time when you need them most. Visit our store! See our windows! ' Don't miss a day! Remember the date. I Big Specials offered different days during the sale Galvanized Tubs, QQ [ Very special Oc/C Opening Sale Saturday, Mop sticks, a April 7th, at 9a. m. < H,eel heads .... IVC White Onion Sets A [ Pound AvC Monday, April 9th Tuesday, April 10th Wednesday April 11th Enamelware Sale Aluminumware Sale Ladies large Straw’ "| A 4, 5 and 6 qt. Pudding Pans, Three sizes Pudding Pans, Sun Hats, choice..,. JLvC 6 quart Lipped Sauce 1 Two Sizes Lipped IQp Eadies Fine Rib L Pans, choice AvC Sauce Pans, choice.. A«/C Union Suits, choice.. ot/C - .. — ■— .. — ? Thursday, April 12th. Friday, April 13th Saturday, April 14th 10 qt. Granite Dish IQ,, Large Galvanized j r Kirks Flake White Isl Pans, choice Water Pails, choice.. At)v Laundry Soap, 3 bars AvC I 1 I ’ GLASSWARE SPECIALS ON SALE EACH DAY I Hotel tumblers- 5c _ _, _ , Large Fancy Nappies ...10c I 1 Common Water tumblers. Covered Buttn Dish .... 10c UKar an j Cream Sets, 2 for 5c Covered Sugar 80w1.... 10c each 10c I Percolator Tops, 2 for.'. . .5c Star Cut Tumblers 10c Small Fruit Dishes 5c I Thin Blown Tumbler 5c Candle Sticks 15c Bowls, 5 best sizes 89c I MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALS I Wood Garment Hanger, 2 White Plated Tablespoons Ladies Summer Vest ...10c I f° r •_•••• *’ c 2 for 5c Chair Seats, all sizes.... 10c I Pant and Skirt Hanger...sc Knives and Forks, set...6oc Brass Curtain Rods 10c I Carpet Tacks, 500 5c Aluminum Teaspoons, 2 Cedar Oil Polish ... ’’* Yoc I Safety Pins, 24 5c for 5c Machine Oil ....10c I Clothes Pins, 50 10c Aluminum Tablespoons.. 5c Wood Frame Pictures ~loc I Hard water Toilet Soao 5c Aluminum Basting Spoon 10c Dust Pans 10c I Mouse Trans 2 for 5c Toilet Pa P er 10c Scrub Brushes 10c I Mouse Traps -for oc picture Wjre 25 sept 5e WooJ 10c ■ Hair ."vets tc Large Screw Driver ....10c Men’s Hose, pair 10c I Crepe Paper 5c Tack Hammer 10c Shoe Polish 10c I Shelf Paper, plain 5c Half Soles, all sizes 10c Fancy Salad Dishes ....24c I Waxed Paper. 30 sheets..sc Cretonne, '/» yard 10c Wall Mirrors 33c to 68c I Clark’s O. N. T. Thread.. .5c Opal Bird Cage Cups... .10c Window Shades, 7 foot. .69c I Paper Pie Plates, 12 for. .5c Artificial Fruit 10c White Enamel Combinets White Plated Tea Spoons, Bed Casters 10c $1.48 I 3 for 5c Hatchet and Hammer Table Oil Cloth, yard....39c I Knives and Forks, each..sc Handle 5c Mens and Boys Knit Ties 49c I Garden and Flower Seeds, new stock, guaranteed to grow. 1 flz* Fine Lot Paint $A_ Hat Flowers, I Paint and Varnish 1 Brushes JL vv New numbers Ivt I Stain, large cans.... IVt Rubber Set Hat Frames, 1 A Paint Brushes 4MMV and Braid AVv I There are many departments of interest to you, Fancy china, aluminum ware, enamel- I ware, hardware, toys, baskets, jewelry, curtail scrim, straw hats, ladies bloomers, etc. Special values offered in our candy I . We reserve the right to limit quantites department. | on special items. Morris 5 & 10 C Store |

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