Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 216, Decatur, Adams County, 12 September 1923 — Page 5

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, j Eoughty. Mr- * n(l Mrs ’ W H fWhty an<> *«’ U 1 ‘ Hoopeßgnrd- " auendedthe funeral of little Rob- ; Hoo ,er. at Ossian, yesterday, who died at the Adams County Memorial Ho ,nita! from a gun shot wound Sun"y of J. J. Foughty. ’ X Gladys Meyer went to Indianapolis today to attend Madam BlakA. Malley went to Indianapolis today on business for the Gift and Hat Shoppe. The Misses Bert and Kynt A ogeljwede went to Ft. Wayne today to visit friends. Mrs R. C. Keller went to Ft. Wayne . hls morning to visit her sister. V ‘ A R I’ierce. of Fort Wayne, was a business visitor here this morning. Miss Mary Callow went* to Fort Wayne to spend the day with friends. Miss Dorothy Durkin went to Indianapolis to resume her studies for the second term at Madam Hlaker’s School. Miss Germaine Christian went to South Bend this morning to enter her second term at St. Mary’s of Notre Dame College. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kohls and family and George W. Stump have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Stump and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jones and family of Cody,- Yoming. A. R. Pierce, for many years in the drug business here and now a retired resident at Fort Wayne, was calling on friends here this afternoon. He left here thirty years ago selling his store to Page Blackburn, who conducted it until Mr. Burroughs took it over, several years ago. Mr. Pierce is in good health and enjoyed his visit here today very much. Miss Mabie Hower went to Pori la-.1 today for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ford.

V. — Don’t Blame Wife’s Cooking If Your Digestion Is Poor!

When your appetite isn’t what it' used to be and your digestion is poor. When food sours on your ( stomach, causes gases to form around your heart and makes you t nervous and uncomfortable after meals. When you don't get refreshing sleep nights and wake up halftired and are often constipated. Don’t blame your food and don’t take soda or drugs that may hurt the lining of your stomach. Build yourself up! Strengthen, your digestive organs so that they! function naturally at every meal. hr. H. S. Thacher, the noted stomach specialist, perfected a delicious vegetable tonic that is ideally suited to the weakened 4 stomach. Dr, Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup, as the

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Will Wilmington, of Toledo, Ohio, was In the city yesterday, the guest of his mother, Mrs. Catharine Wilmington and hls aunt, Mrs. Ed Phillips. Ills mother is quite poorly. Dr. J. 8. Boyers attended the Fort Wayne Medical Meeting last night. This was the first meeting of the season, following the summer vacation. Meetings will be held each Tuesday night during the winter. Miss Naomi Holthouse entered Sacred Heart Academy, Fort Wayne yesterday where she will continue her studies for the next year. Miss Germaine Christen returned this morning to St. Mary’s College for women at South Bend. She was accompanied by her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Christen, the trip being made by au* ■. Miss Velma Erwin is also a student at the school. ■ The college boys and girls are leaving this week for school. Adams County has about 150 young people attending school this year. B. T. Terveer of the Schafer Com--1 pany made a business trip to Fort Wayne this afternoon. The Decatur men who are r.tteding Notre Dame University let' lost • evening and this morning for South i Bend. Have you given your dollar to- . wards the Japanese Relief fund? The contributions from this ccginty now » total $474.00. 1 Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Mann and child- ! ren, Frank Daniel and Ruth, of Ro))Chester. Minn, are the guests of Mrs. s Mann's mother, Mrs. Minnie Daniels. • Dr. Mann is associated with the Mayo ; Bt others at Rochester. • : William Highlen and Mr. and Mrs. ; Jesse Gilbert of near .Monroe, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. I and Mrs. John Knavel, of this city. Miss Marcella Hower went to Indianapolis this morning where she will

| medicine is named, not only im- ' proves digestion, but helps soothe ' and tone the overtaxed nerves, wake up the sluggish liver, gently relieve 1 constipation and send purer, healthier blood coursing through the veins. It has helped thousands regain that ; delightful feeling of strength, energy and “pep.” Get quick, lasting relief! Take a ; delicious tablespoonful of Dr. Thacker's Tonic after the next few meals ! and notice the quick difference in the I way you eat, sleep and feel. Your money will be returned without qm'stion if jfou fail to get complete sutis- ; faction. Get it in Decatur at the Holthouse Drug Co., and at the lead- : ing druggists in every city.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1923.

enter Madam Blaker's school. Miss Hower was graduated from the local high school last spring. Glen Hill, George Schug, Bernard •> Clark and Fred Klnzle, have returned from Columbus, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Katnpe were Ft. Wayne visitors, yesterday afternoon. Bernard Terveer mude a business trip to Ft. Wayne yesterday afternoon. Willis Leight of Portland, was a business caller in this city, yesterday. ■rttEES AND THE BIRDS. A birdless land is a cropless land and a treeless land is a birdless land. Evety bird shot or deprived of shelter for rearing young, means a decrease in the army of defense against the insects which already damage our crops to the amount of $420,000,000 a year, says Nature Magazine. Private ownership, civic pride, love of beauty, public hygiene and financial prosperity call for protection of trees and the birds they shelter. MARKINGS ON EGGS. Eggs of the butterflies vary, some being spherical, others conihal, turbanshaped, bat nd-shaped, or .cylindrical, says Nature Magazine. The surface of the egg is often beautifully sculptured, the pattern being found by series of raised or depressed dots or 1 nes. They are alio of many different colors. VELVET SPONSORED The important material for the coming season is velvet. Every kind of velvet, erect, pile, chiffon, is shown and sponsored for both day time and evening garments. — 0 , sports! o ~ ♦ * YESTERDAYS RESULTS National League New York, 10; Boston, 0. Pittsburgh, 4: Cincinnati, 3. Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia, 11. American League Boston. 3; New York, 0. No others scheduled. American Association Louisville, 7; Columbus, 4. . St. Paul. 4: Kansas City, 5. Indianapolis, 2; Toledo. 11. > Minneapolis at -Milwaukee, we. , grounds. o ■■■■ The Fourth Down By Willie Pent Bud White made the first tonch--1 down of the year. Coach Buck Howard gave the var city the ball on the 10-yard line yesI terday evening and lined up the second string men against them, for the [ first scrimmage of the season Bud | carried the ball over the line on the : third down. The scrimmage lasted ■only a few minutes before the boys were sent in. The scrubs took Wu: ball for a few downs and made a good showing against the varsity, but were unable to push it over. Not a senior is on the D. C. 11. S. squad this year. Looks like the team has a bright future. Now that Auburn has cancelled Ihe game with D. C. H. C. for next Saturday, Coach Center will have time to get his team into first class condition for his opening game. It is not definitely known yet whefl the team wrill play its opening game. The boys are learning the game rapidly. Oh, Hum. As ,tho schedules now stand, it is three weeks untib the first game'on the home lot. Can we wait that long? Doubtful. — • Gets Pleasant Surprise "About (i months ago my father was very sick with his stomach,! which had been troubling him for several years. Three doctor-, said hehad cancer and one said |t was gall I stones — all agreed an operation net ■ ssary, but on account of his age I was afraid to risk t. I told a Triend about it who said his wife had been through the same trouble and bad been cured by taking Mayr.’s Wonderful Remedy. 1 at once bought a bottle for father and he is now as Btroug as a bear and can eat more ham and cabbage than any 3 men.'' It removes the catarrhal mtiiixi from the intestinal tract, and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, tine dose will convince or mopey refunded at the Hoithousc Di ug Co. — o WANT ADS EARN—s—s—s

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— ”1 ACTS— TZemingjon Gcme Loads »-— it I . arc loaded exclusively 'in “Nitro 1 Jbl hlhf ill Bill jfi I 1 Chib”WetproofShells. Wetproof ; |j ~! Lj R IKr/ 111 J I I L means just what it say a, i / l n | T Ml d I j ■ ‘la wL v i & | 'Why Dealers Herimlbwn are selling so many Remington Game Loads —WUWIII TT doesn’t take sportsmen lonp; to get the ins and outs of anyL thing new that’s offered them. These are the Facts When Remington announced tho Remington Game Loads disclosed by last year, not all the men who wanted to try them could do so. Rcmington'sßallistic pccause it was their first year and there weren’t enough to go Tests round. a—A given weight of the But those who did shoot them told the others, and this sea- samC kind of pov'der 1 son there is a demand for Remington Game Loads that has never doesn’t always give the been approached in the history of the loaded shell business. same velocity, pattern or penetration. B—Powder varies batch by Whether you are already a Game Load enthusiast or have batch-even the same kin i yet to shoot your first box —you will be interested in the facts and make. One batch, for about, powder we uncovered in our Bridgeport tests on loaded instance, gives a '“’ ocit 7 cf shells. These are given in the panel at the right. otil? « To the practical minds of the Remington organization, these 840 feet per second, discoveries indicated that there was just one thing to be done — c-This is nobody’s fault. Fix a safe working standard of velocity, pattern and Powder co.n. s'. - j. . penetration for each kind of small game. D-The man who buys h a shells by the weight and Make this standard absolute. And load just the right kind of powder-often ’ amount of powder to give it —whether it takes an eighth dram misses a lot of game and more or an eighth dram less. never knows wh y- <. « M That is the theory and practice of game loads. Uniform shooting results —instead of a hard and fast loading for- ft VF” * —vL inula. Powder varies — Remington Game Loads do not. B V Naturally, you won’t find the weight of powder indicated on Reming- iftA\\\ »•- ton Game Load boxes—because the weight is not fixed. H You do not find the name of the powder because Remington takes std IL Ur AV vn|| f i(|nan' J | f full responsibility for the shell complete— including the powder. ,7 I intfE." Jrf Go to your dealer’s. Get one box of Remington Game Loads and shoot |iK|fe;k , 1 ;/? them. We’ll leave the rest up to your judgment. AWW atic REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, Inc.—New York City ’{J J Established 1316 JZgmingto& THE AUTHORITY in FIREARMS, AMMUNITION and CUTLERY

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