Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 163, Decatur, Adams County, 11 July 1923 — Page 3

jaiIsWIBIM MOTOR CARS r Distinction 1 The New Auburn is attracting people who demand from a motor car more than the mere reputation of having paid a high price. Sixes Exeluaivaty Touring {<*•»«« $1165 Six Supreme Touring «»;»-, $1725 643 Chesterfield Touring « t , , U 75 Six Supreme Sport (fully equipped) ( 1985 6-43 Touring Sedan , a • • • 1535 Six Supreme Brougham , , , , , 2045 Six Supreme Sedan »••«_« » 2345 (Freight and tax extra) AUBURN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY • AUBURN, INDIANA L _ A

The Cort T-H-E-A-T-R-E TONIGHT—TOMORROW At’ em! At em! What a thrill when Strongheart springs! BflL I fe j t sLa Straight JP into the J KMtqy xsCvSs'SyK/ wolf-pack ‘ nhi ,{/'■. J ?to guard a I **%, Ls . V and babe in I %?'■>»* the fam ' ne " -V F A* lands. iSe? Zs ' Drama! Attraction / y thriin 1/ f t •* strongheart fJj L *ij » eclipses / VfJgjjff/ “The Si | snt sy Ca "” Kr (Sb ! Iww S mKUK ' A i //> u fcMl E# v jjwWWIS?/ £s' \,jjjo!! Added Attraction—“ Hazel from Hollywood" A good two reel Christie comedy. A real show. 9 Reels 10c and 25c

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Leonard ('. Miller to Charles A. Robenold, lot 740 in Decatur, for $2,500. Charles C. Robenold to Leonard C. Miller, lot 12 in Decatur, for $2,000. Minnie C. Krouse -et al to Frank . Farlow, lot IS2 in Geneva, for SSOO. j Fred McConnell to Frank McConJnell, lot 271 in Decatur, for sl. John H. Barnett et al to George H. ! Miller, part lot 210 in Decatur, for I $2,497.50. Harlen Hower to George 11. Miller, part lot 210 ,in Decatur, for $07.50. W. R. C. TO GIVE SOCIAL i The ladies of the W. R. C. will ' give a social for the American Lei gion and Ladies’ Auxiliary, the Spanish American war veterans and their wives, the G. A. R. members and the W. R. C. Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Legion hall. All members of the above named organiza- , tions are requested to be present as this is to be a get-acquainted meeting and all organizations will meet at the same place in the future. o I _S *—WANT ADS EARN—s—s—s I

I THE MECCA B LAST TIME TONIGHT. I A low and ominous rumble — A pall of smoke shot with tongues of flame— A brief silence and then— THE MIGHTY VOLCANO BURSTS INTO ERUPTION! AN EARTHQUAKE I SWEEPS THE LAND! Whole rivers of blazing lava pour down upon helpless cities! Hundreds of fleeing na- I B lives are drowned in floods I |D of fire! I B Huge buildings go crash- I B ing to earth in a thousand I B flaming fragments! I B All these and other terrific I B scenes —culminating in one I B of the GREATEST SPEC- I B TACLRS OF DISASTER I B EVER SCREENED! j gfl Brilliant cast, including I B Bessie Love and Ann May— I BB Gorgeous Costumes — lavish J B pets an(l a ,ove story of | B exquisite tenderness, in I B which the artistry of Hayak- I B aWa is beautifully exempli- I B fled- I B It’s Havawaka’s Great- I B est Melodrama —It’s an I R-C Picture. I —/Also ■"— 1 Third Round of ! “Fighting Blood” j B Don’t miss these two big I B features at a price every- I B body can afford io see them. I I Children 5c I B Adults 10c j

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. WED., JULY 11, 1923 • *

SCIENTIST LIVES AMONG CHIGGERS TO LEARN HABITS Do you remember when you were a boy how you liked to run oft and go to the berry patch? Weren't the berries good? And weren’t the red welts on your body tine that night, when you found yourself covered with chiggers? They Itched for days, and; nothing seemed to get them off Can’t you feel them yet? Now, what would you think of a man who deliberately went out and silt in a chigger nest, to let them bite > 111111? A great lover of little insects,' / I i r , CHIGGERS! This is a magnified view of a chigger. as he would appear if you looked him in the face. yon say. Or a great scientist. This is exactly what Dr. Henry E.! Ewing of the United States National Museum has done. He has set out to study the life habits of this pest, with the end in view of possibly exterminating it. A chigger, he says, is a small kind, of flea, about 1-200 of an inch long. It does not live on berry plants, but on the blood of rabbits and field mice that hide in tangled thickets. Chiggers are mighty spry on their feet, he finds, and are always ready to bor where there seems to be a meal. Then they dig down along the hairs, and make us swell. Powdered sulphur or strong soap suds on the skin is a good remedy to stop the itching, Dr. Ewell finds. o—5—5—t—WANT ADS EARN—S J J * t want ADS EARN—*—S—-S

Going Stronger Every Day In Our REMODELING SALE! SALE ENDS JULY 21 We have some of the best values to offer in men’s and young men’s suits STYLEPLUS SUITS BOYS’ SUITS MEN AND YOUNG MEN >4—One-fourth Off—% $35.00 SuHs . fOT $26.25 $15.00“ $11.25 $30.00 Sui,s $22.50 $ 12.00 '.'.’ r $9.00 $25.00 Su i'. s lor $18.75 $10.60 S '." ls .‘.°. r $7.50 $20.00 S “ ls . lor $15.00 „ ODD PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS SIB.OO Suilsf '.’ r $13.50 $7.50 p " $5.65 $15.00“ $11.25 56.00 SLSO hats $5.00 “ $3.75 Aft Hate for dJO f-n $3.50 $2.65 <p3.VV -. Afj Pants for AA Hats for (PQ QpT '^• uu $2.50' ’ants for $1.85 I ONE-THIRD OFF ALL CAPS $2.00 ' / $1.50 $2.50 . for $1.70 sl- 50 sl -15 $2.00 C, ' PSfOT . $1.35 CTRAW HATS $1.50 Cu| .’’. for SI.OO $4.00 " als lor $3.00 SI.OO Ca " s . ior 70c $3.00 lh "\'7 $2.25 Ak Panama for QQ ALL MEN’S BLUE SERGE * / O SUITS, 20% OFF ALL DRESS SHIRTS , ENGLISH GABERDINE AND i f f«{[{[ shi , h L r "7“ PALM BEACH SUITS ' shh-U iL a? 1 O nn Suits for UMOKfI ePO.Ov JpZ.Ov tblo.VV tb lo.Dv CO ea Shirts for m 1 ryr a?oo nn suits for 091 na Artl vS • uu $2.00 Shirts for $1.50 20% OFF ALL NECK TIES $1.50 , $1.15 20% OFF ALL SUIT CASES AND BAGS | SI.OO 80c I Sweeping Reductions on many other articles in store. Come in and look them over. Teeple & Peterson Sale For Cash Decatur, Indiana Sale For Cash I

UNCLE JOE MADE HIS PILE New Orleans, July 9. — “Uncle Joe,” ' for many years head of “Uncle Joe’s" pawn shop on South Rampart street, has sold out his nationally known place of business and retired on the

Sale Now On! SI.OO Halina. ’ ,O " ’’’varT’ ”" W 65c 75c 50c 75c Katinas ~' lC ant l 50c Voiles, 50c Tissues, now j-’/j 40 inches wide Yard ,Oc 40c 35c 50c Katinas 1 Lot Tissues and 50c Fine Madras a/ Voiles, yard Yard 40c 19c 40c Hemmingway Silk Hose ... 65c Sale Prices for Cash Only! The Kuebler Co.

fortune he has made since he started; in business on a very small hi ale In J ” an obscure little hole in-the wall. I " Although only 53 years old. “Uncle i I, Joe" us he in known from one end of t n the country to the other, has anm i-md. j e enough to live comfortably.

"Unde Joe.” while a very successful “broker," lacked many of “hard boiled" characteristics typical of the majority of men in his line of business. He would "go the limit" for a person if he thought him deserving to ' make good.”