Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 110, Decatur, Adams County, 8 May 1923 — Page 3

I — — ~ ——— - ~~ —~ ■ I Gravel Road [ Bonds To yield 4 Vi % interest. Adams County Gravel Road Bonds at Par and Accrued Interest. Victory Bonds taken in exchange. The Peoples Loan & Trust Co. BANK OF SERVICE gwiMWi——————————WOMllH l mm—mwii nwi m. ■ I -JBL ] - . " BAKING ■—— Mdi ■ When Yon Go Marketing - BREAD Be Sure and (Jet Superior Corn-Top, Halsnm or Superior Bread They Guarantee You Bigger Food Value. Are Rich in Force and Energy. They Stand for Deliciousness and Food Satisfaction. FRESH DAILY AT The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Decatur, Indiana—Second Street. Everett Grocery, Pleasant Mills, Indiana The Home Store, Monroe, Indiana Tabler’s, Monroe, Indiana 4. Wvagi'?,«t*r '*

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TO DARKEN HAIR ' APPLYSAGETEA' Look Young! Bring Back Its') Natural Color, Gloss and Attractiveness Common garden sago brewed Inin a ' heavy tea with suliihnr added, will i lurn gray, streaked and faded hair lieaiiiliully dark and luxuriant. Just a few applications will prove a revelation If your hair Is fatliug. streaked or t gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe nt home, though, is troublesome. All easier way is to get all hot tie of Wyeth's Sage and Surphur | Compound at any drag store all ready for use. This is the old-time recipe Improved hy the addition of other Ingredients. While wigpjP, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it does it so naturally, so evenly. Von just dampen I a sponge or soft, brush with it und| draw this through your hair, tuking| one strand at a time; by morning all! gray hairs have disappeared, and, a'ter another application or two. your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant o———— *************** ♦ TWENTV VFAftP AGO TOOHV * U •! ♦ From tha Dally Democrat fllea ♦ ♦ 90 year* ago thla day • Jacob Gruber, superintendent at county farm, sells 12 head of steers to Sprunger & Swartz, Berne, for SSO7 10. Decatur Masons attend initiation and banquet at Williamsport. Dan Hudgell, who edited Decatur Ragle in 18611, visits here. Now selling John Drew cigars for Berdan ,V Co. Coal dealers warn that prices will advance ten cents a month, anthracite $7,. fit) Poeohontas $4.50, Other grades $3.50 to $4.00. Good old days. Willard Steele busy laying water mains through park. I li. A. Winans selected principal of II Berne schools. Pi Third annual commencement of L_

Bonre high school Is held. Schafer hardware company offers Bristol steel rod to fisherman who | catches largest bass for season. Herb I.Hlirun Is made city salesman for the Decatur Metallic Screen Co. Jlarve Hehrol takes many orders for house numbers people complying with regulations to secure free city mull delivery. K. I. Ferrell court ballff, slips away and catches 20 bass at. stone quarry. OLDEST CITIZEN OF BERNE DIES Mrs. Isaac Brim Reaches Age of 92 Years Before Being Summoned ! — I Mrs. Isaac Grim, age !t2 years, the ; Wildest resilient of Berne, died Sunday morning following an illness of several months of infirmities of old age. In addition to being the oldest resident of Berne, Mrs. Grim held the distinction of being one of the oldest I citizens of Adams county. Funeral services were held at 2 o’clock this afternoon from the home ih Berne, and interment was made in the M. It. R. cemetery. Katherine Mifler Grim was the daughter of Jacob J. and Catherine Miller. Sin" was born in Wayne county Ohio, on January 19, 1831. When site was only a small child she came with her parents to this conn 1 ly, her parents settling on a farm near Vera Cruz. Mrs. Grim’s mother was the first lady physician in j Adams county. j When site was still a young woman, she was married to t’lrich tier ig. This union was blessed with seven chihlcn, two of whom have pre1. ceded their mother in death. They | were Edward Gerig and Bertha, wife of Henry Meyer of Berne. Her first ' husband also preceded her in death. Sh“ was married a second time about fifty years ago to Isaac Grim, I Her husband survives her. Two 'children who are still living were born to Mr. and Mrs. Grim. Beside her husband the following children survive her by her first marriage: Eliza wife of Benedict Moser !of Bluffton: Rosa Avife of Frank Moil sure of Vera Cruz; Mary, wife of Dunj iel Amstutz, of Ft. Recovery, O.; Dr. Ohritina Kuntz and Catherine, wife •of Ulysses Stauffer both of Berne. The children by her second marriage I are Mary, wife of Hosea Martz, of : Berne, and John Grim, of Michigan, j At an early age Mrs. Grim be- | came a Christian and joined the .Evangelical church. She has always j lived a true Christian life to the very end. o ■ Army Recruiting Officer Working in Decatur Now Sergeant John Kane, of the U. S. Army Recruiting Station, Fort Wayne, arrived in Decatur yesterday afterI noon to spend a few days here in an effort to obtain a fpw recruits for the I army. Segeant Kane will be in De]catur in the afternoons and evenings for the next four days. His headquarters will he at the local postI office. The following stations and 1 branches of service are open for enlistment at present: Panama: Infantry, Field Artillery and Engineers. Texas: Infantry. Cavalry and Field Artillery. Camp Knox: Infantry and Field Artillery. Fort Thomas, Ky.: Infantry. Fort Hayes, Columbus, Ohio: Infantry. Fort Harrison, Ind.: Infantry and Field Artillery. Fort Washington, Md.: Medical Department. Walter Reed General .Hospital. West Point, N. Y.: Service Co., Field Artillery and Engineers. o \t ■■s—■$ —WANT ADS EARN—s—s-$ YOU CAN ENJOY HEALTH and remove the cause of disease. Office hours 10 a. m. to 12 jn. 2 p. m. to G p. nt—6 p. nt. to 8 p. nt. Other hours by appointment. Calls mAde day or night. CHARLES & CHARLES, D. C. CHIROPRACTORS Lady Attendant. Over Keller’s Jewelry Store. Phone 628.

BIRTHS Robert Lyle Is the name of the son horn to Mr. and Mrs l.afe Swaggurt of North Sixth street, last week. Mother and babe »r< getting along line. Robert Paul, Is the name of the 1014 pound boy baby horn to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ilriede, of Portland at the St. Joseph Hospital, of Fort Wayne, this morning. Mrs. Briede was Tor merly Miss Matilda Berling, of this

I 400 new Needles & Brooker Shirts glpjj|§|ji at prices that do not belong to the 400 *“When we selected this selection—the salesman who waited on us said—- “ You’ve picked patterns fit for Fifth Avenue and you can get a nice $3 to $5 each for every shirt in the shipment.” I — s—these5 —these shirts are marked Jr ~ $2 to $3.50. ) M r )_ Just another of our old fashioned ideas that C I /tHK h is buildng this store so fast that every little while j ON) / we have to call a meeting and say, “Well Boys—how can we make room for the customers toCollars Attached SI.OO t 0 $4.00 Neckband shirts with 25 lo $3 50 1 tefub*T-Ay€>a> Go H J BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS J MONEY-ALWAYS- • DECATUR • INDIANA • ~) ——— V _ , ’-——---.i-.,, - r==r-p>±':.i.,;jL .. ' Graduations Anniversaries Birthdays Party favors THERE is no occasion upon which a Gift of Jewelry is more appropriate or carries more enduring sentiment than a Wedding or a Graduation. The Gifts of a Bride and a Graduate are cherished for years. A remembrance of moderate cost, in harmony with the occasion, is more acceptable than an elaborate present lacking in sentiment. If you would have your gift perpetuate the Happy Event, select a Gift of Jewelry. In our store you will find a carefully chosen and complete assortment of the Latest and yet Most Lasting Gifts —priced to suit your purse. Please consider this as a personal invitation to visit our store and inspect our stock before selecting your Presents for these Memorable Occasions Pumphrey Jewelry Store Decatur, Indiana Let us be your II riFr c ° i,nselors

city. Mother and babe are getting along nicely. —..-O ' ■ - Berne High Sehool Will (Jive Concert The High School orchestra, the mandolin club and the girls' glee club, of the Berne high school, will give a concert at the Berne auditorium Friday evening, and Iho public in Invited to attend, George Woods, of east of tho city,! was here today on business.

SEEK MERGER OF RAILROADS (United Preia Service) Indianapolis, Mny B—(Special to | Dally Democrat)—A resolution urging the merger of four railroads touching on Indiana was sent to tho interstate commerce commission today by the Indlanupolls Board of Trade. The roods are the Ft. Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville railroad, j the Chicago State Line railroad, the Lake Erie and Western and the Toj ledo, St. Louis and Western.