Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 99, Decatur, Adams County, 25 April 1923 — Page 2

<1 t "" i | Now a Quick I I ’Quaker Oats | i Cooks to perfection in 3to 5 minutes 1 I No Waiting I These oats are almost ready cooked | ■ Have vou wanted an oat dish you could serve as quickly I as boiled eggs? Then here it is. I ■ Our experts have perfected Quick Quaker Oats. f It is the quickest cooking oats in the world. 1 1 Not different —just quick f Quick Quaker tastes just like regular Quaker. 1 ■ And Quaker, as you know, is w orld-fatucd for its flavor. I 1 This brand is flaked from the finest grains only—just the ■ ■ rich, plump, flavory oats. It is just the cream oats. We a ■ get but ten pounds of such flakes from a bushel. ■ I That’s whv mothers of all nations send for Quaker Oats B I —millions of them. This is the supreme food for children, ■ 1 and mothers want children to love it. ■ ■ ■ I In Quick Quaker the oats are cut before flaking. 1 hey ■ i ■ are rolled verj thin and are partly cooked. So the flakes ■ B are smaller and thinner—that is all. And those small, thin I flakes cook quickly. ■ I You get the same quality, the same super-flavor. ■ I Ask for the style you prefer. If your breakfasts are hur- ■ ■ ried. get Quick Quaker. Hut for flavor's sake, get one style ■ I of Quaker Oats. f I It was always delicious. Now it is also quick. > I Regular Quaker Oats 1 B Come in package at left— fijlUllSua ■ 1 the style you have always ■ BRkIHS 1 known. HKUmH ■ f f•* 1 Quick Quaker Oats 1 ■ fcaTiS" 771 Come in package at right, ■ ■ with th* “Q uick " iahel. > * Your grocer has both. Be \ * ■ su re to et t | lc st y [ e y OU wan t E • Packed in sealed round packages with removable covers Drs. Smith & Gerwig Doctors of CHIROPRACTIC / We have combined our offices and are prepared to serve you with the very best of health service. We have the best methods in Chiropractic including Rest Rooms. Baths of all kinds, SteanP Baths, Hot and cold water baths. Tub baths. Shower baths, and rub baths. We have the best equipped office in Decatur and we believe that the sick should have the best treatment that can be given. ‘ ' j Office over Morris 5 and 10 cent store. City and Countrv calls made day or night. Drs. Smith & Gerwig D. C. DECATUR, INDIANA. Phone 660.

miracle COAL <■ 5 Cream of West Virginia Coals, Clean, No Soot, Holds Fire, Low in Ash, and no Clinkers? This Coal is far Superior and cheaper than Pocahontas for Furnace, and Unexcelled for Room Stoves, Tank Heaters, or Cook Stoves, and we rescreen it Free of All Slack. Leave us your order for April or May delivery. get the best Coal at the lowest price; past experience has been a dear teacher; from report's this year will be no exception. * Coal delivered off the Car is always cheaper and cleaner. Phones 8 and 770 » • Carroil Coal & Coke Co ■ '-I .II I■■ I . .Ill' I IU I 111 / ,5

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1923.

■ • TWtNTY YIARI AGO TODAY ♦ * —— ♦ ♦ From the Dally Democrat fllaa ♦ ♦ tO year* ago thia day ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Marriage license issued to Jacob Blonke and Lydia Hllgemun; Milton S Hllpert nod latub Bingham. Mrs. W. J. Meyers elected president of Wi< Indies Mite society of the .Methodist church. ~ Charles Feltrenbiich and family I have moved to Port Recovery, Ohio. — Will Ro hi u sou of Bluffton subfiles [ with razor. Was a member of old' i 16t)th. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kenyon of Redkey visits friends here. Mark Moran of Jefferson township was here taking the teachers license. Judge Studebaker is remodeling his isuburban home and redecorating the rooms. T. ('. Corbett puts in an up-to-date pash register. Indebtedness of the city of Decatur is reported SIOO,OOO. J. L. Moser was elected first president of the bank of Wren. W. H. Niblick and R. K. Allison members of board. April 26, 1903 is Sunday. 0 z DO YOU REMEMBER WAY BACK WHEN- , Jonah Anderson conducted a fish island in cold weather and hot? Daddy Biddle run an ashery here and lived where A. J. Smith lives now? Mike Smith was in charge of the ashery here and chased the boys i away? George Numbers a home, in ithe beach grove rtTj.Te Xm library I now stands and was joked for buildling out in the country? Amos T. Hailey was president of Ithe Adams County Agricultural Assol elation and fair? Wordon & Wilson conducted the I Blue Banner Grocery? If you remember any old eventa of interest drop in and tell us or send I in a few lines for thia column. o — Onion Sets Adams Co. Equity Exchange 722 W. Monroe St. Phone 233. 93 end ts Women will never slap each other on the back until they wear more I clothes.

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Wednesday C. U of C. degree team—Wed nesday evening, 7:00 —Old Adaftts County bank assembly. "500” Club—Mrs. John Wilson Section No. 1 of Delta Theta Tati, Mrs. Glennys Kern. 7 o'clock. Thursday So Cha Rea—Miss Anola Pranks, 7:30 o'clock. So Cha Rea Club—Miss Anola Pranks, 7:30. Evangelical Ladies' Aid societychurch parlors. The literature section of the Woman's Club in the Old Adams j County Bank. Bachelor Maids —Miss Rose Ton- i nelier, 6:30. Friday Friday Night Club—Mrs. Ruby] Durkin. First street. The Olive Branch section of the; Delta Theta Tau sorority will hold an I important business meeting at the home of Mrs. Glennys Kern Wednes-] day evening at 7 o'clock. ♦ The Tri Kappa sorority met last I cu-ning with Miss Florence Haney, j at iter home on Madison street Miss' Celia Andrews, delegate to the coth I vention at Indianapolis last week.' gave an interesting report of the ( meeting. The sorority decided to give a benefit dance in the near future. Delicious refreshments were: served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Miss Fanny Hite. ♦ Airs. Ruby Durkin will entertain the Friday Night club at her home on First street on Friday evening. April 27th. ♦ The Delta Theta Tau Soroity had a very delightful meeting at the home of Miss Noami Durkin last evening. During the business session the Sorority was divided into two sections with Mrs. Glennys Kern as captain of Section number one and Mrs. Leah Ehinger captain of the second section. The purpose of the division is a money making ciynpaign and the losing side will banquet the winners. Section one will give a benefit bridge and "500" party MaV 4th and the section two will have tag day Saturday for the Hospital fund. Delegates tor the Convention to be held at Indianapolis. .June 27—28 and 29 were Genevieve Berlirfg, as business delegate, and Miss Bremerkamp, social. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. RECEIVE BIDS ON NEW CHURCH Bids on New Reformed Church Are Higher Than Estimate Charles N. Christen was the low bidder on the general contract, at his price of $41,930.00, for the building of the proposed beautiful Zion Reformed church, bids being opened this morning at ten o'clock by the building committee at the Fruchte & Litterer law office. August Walters was the lowest bidder on the plumbing. price $495.00; A. J. Moser and Company. Berne, were low on the heating system, price $2,645.00; and the Schafer Hardware company was the lowest bidder on the electric wiring, their bid of $1,028.00. being the only one submitted. • Other bids filed on the general contract were: Moon & Butler, $44,395.00; Hisey & Bebout, $42,'.8200; Milo Cutshall. Akron. Ind.. $46,300.00 Fred Linn. $49,795.00. Three other bids were filed on the heating system they being. August Walters. $3,505.00 Christen & Smith, $2,993.00; P. J. Hyland, $3,410.00. The bids on the plumbing were. Christen & Smith. $650.00; P. J. Hyland. $685.00. No Contract. Awarded The general contract price does not include the art glass and this is estimated to cost $1,000.00. Bids have not been received on the furniture and fixtures which would go into the church, estimated at $1,500.00, while the cost of moving the present parsonage from the corner of Third and Jackson streets, west, facing Jackson street only, is estimated at ILOOt'.oo. making a t,otal expenditure I of about $50,000.00. The general; contract, heating and plumbing and . wiring totaled. $46,098.ue. The bids were taken under consideration by the committee: aud it. is not known if the contract will be awarded at 1 i present Architect Stevens of. Huntiuj,ton. v-iio drew the plans arrived in the city this aftei noea to < outer “with the members of the committee.'

The congregation had hoped to build the church and furnish it at a price not to exceed forty or forty-five thousand dollars and it is not known if the members want to take on additional financial obligations in . order to build the church this year. It was stated that the congregation was almost unanimous in the desire to build the new church, but Whether or not the increased cost of construction will bring about a postponment of the building sis not known. It was

Bargains Galore F° r< * t ou ‘ ,e ’ rst l ass Condition S4OO 00 1921 I° rt * i ' e< * an ’ Ko °d running condition 5335 00 Eord Touring, starter and electric lights $235 00 1 QOI Eord Touring, starter and electric lights, iIM lt74iJL demountable rims 1920 Toiirins ’ starter and e * ec,r * c lights $l9O 00 1 1 Eord Roadster, good condition $175 00 1919 *° rd R° at,ster ' gootl condition $125 00 ort ’ Roadster, good condition slls 00 JQ Maxwell Touring, good condition S2OO 00 1918 levrolet Touring, good condition SIOO.OO Several 1911. 1915- 1916. 1917 Ford Tourings from $30.00 to $85.00 I . ' I Shanahan-Conroy Auto Co. t Ford Agency The Universal Car Phone 80 "Hir- - - r- 'ii~r ~~1l l iIBIhIIIHIIMIMIM—I—■RIIBII i» llll'lM** 1 * I - ■ — ' ■ II•SAVE IN TIME” WxW - one of these clocks will help x We have just received our Initial ahipmeut of ■■■■■■■■■■MB the uew “TIMESJAVEII” savings batiks. These "TIMESAVERS” are combination time- ’ pieces and savings banks, finished in ebony for theoffice, mid ivory or nickel for the home. ! It you wish to secure one, we urge you not to delay, for our present supply will be gone within a few days. Come in and let us explain the plan whereby you can obtain one of these clocks free of charge. Old Adams County Bank * ——«L=s= g ~ IllFlp jp i l —mno". r

stated that before definite action wa»| taken the matter would be referred to the congregation us a whole to decide. «• j The style of building proposed Is of the Ecclesiastical type, with a center eutrauce at the corner of Jackson aim Third streets. Red fuee brick will be used aud a basement: containing study rooms, u kitchen 1 and dining room will be built under 1 the entire building. It will be modern In every respect. i ; o YESTERDAY'S HOME RUN HITTERS 1 * ’ ———— ’ Hartnett, Cubs, I—4. ' Babe Ruth, Yanks, I—2. Caveney, Reds, I—l.1 —1. —o Henry Selking. of Preble township, i i was a business visitor here today.

I "Boy, that tie make,, , ou ,77 you got de nose-bleed ”L S lll “ : class play Friday night. J “ llw » « It How Soldier Dispersed Attacks "For two yearn Uly M(o ble was very bud ni v , h» Inject morphine <)n severTL?*' 1 10 whet. 1 was stricken with tacks. Since taking 4 s Mayr's Wonderful Rented? 0 01 been entirely well mm 1 , h «e the artillery, having bmt n r ? U ed imperfect health by u?. physicians." R [ s „ less preparation that tarrhai mucus from the tract and allays the iL.*"*"* which causes practically ah‘‘S'k liver and Intestinal aflment, , ing appendicitis. One do 8 "‘ * .Vince or money refunded For sale by The Holthouse I)n „ Jj_p., and druggists everywhere