Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 287, Decatur, Adams County, 5 December 1923 — Page 2

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Florida THE HKVORITE SCENIC ROUTE TO THE SOUTH Via Cincinnati and L. & N. R. R. THROUGH SLEEPER TO JACKSONVILLE AND ST. PETERSBURG Same Train to Florida East Coast Resorts Going Every Mon., Wed.. Fri. and Sun. • Returning 7.30 pm j Lv Grand Rapid* (<-.T.) At 1.45 pin 9.00 nm Lv Kalama zoo . “ Ar 12.01 pm 12.15 am , Lv FortWayna., “ Ar 0.05 am 5.55 am Lv Richmond .. ** k... Ar A.50 am 7.10 am < Lv Cincinnati... “ Ar 9.20 pm 9.00 pm Ar Atlanta .. “ Lv 725 am 9.50 am | Ar Jac Leonville .. (E T.) Lv / 8.20 pm 7.00 pm Ar St Petersburg Lv #ll.OO am /Through sleeping car to Grand Rapids leaves Monday Wednesday. Friday and Saturday. Equipment: Grand Rapids to Sr Petersburg, sleeping car: Cincinnati to Jacksonville, observation-club car and dining car: coach service between all stations. Paueagrri destined to Florida East Coast resorts may transfer oa same train at Jacksonville into Miami car. For reservations and complete information ask any Ticket Agent or address M. F. Quaint* ance. Division Passenger Agent. Grand Rapids. Mich. (Tel. Mfrh. State, Main 684.) Pennsylvania W Railroad System The Standard Railroad of the World vU|y jgMMir ■ H p A Victrola \ Iwns Care into I j Pleasure I / A real Victrola, the in- \ / strument of Caruso, Galli- | Curci, Kreisler and Rack- I L ; maninoff, gives you music r la that is truly restful be- h. cause it is truly great. It F " I I w ili brighten your days and I ™ | evenings. ffl ’1 We have real Victrolas at a wide range of prices. [I Ask about our easy terms. - @1 THE HOLTHOUSE ijl DRUG CO. | $25 to $375 * / r Waste Is Criminal Economy A Virtue YOU CAN SAVE EASILY WITH US I, f ' In these days of high prices and ailvanc- - cd living costs you have a double incenx live to save. The savings bank account of today represents the foundation of many ' a fortune of tomorrow. K Building up a reserve is not diffiK cult after you have begun it, but the ffi important tiling is the start. ■ B We invite you to make that start with us. ■ We pay 4". K interest on money deposited in our savings S department. Don't delay—do it now. Old Adams County Bank

Herman Ullman, pf Washington ' township, was here today on bmineks The Psi Ote sorority Christmas sate of band-made handkerchiefs of linen and voile will open Friday morning at the Peoples Cash Shoe Store. f •

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5,1923. X . . _ - .

CLUB CALENDAR Wednesday Shakespeare Club Mrs. W. A. Diwer. St. Vincent De Paul —K. of C. Hall, (afternoon.) Historical Club, Mrs. J. M. Miller, South Second street, :230 p.m. Philomath Bible Class—Mamye and Ralph Crill. Tri D. Club—Miss Carotin Acker, 7:30 o’clock. Thursday U. U. Ladies Aid society bazaar— Niblick building. Presbyterian Women's Homo and Foreign Missionary Society—Mrs. J. C. Sutton. 2:30. Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society— Schoolhouse, 3:30 o'clock. Queen Esther of M. E. Church — Miss Helen Farr. X Hifptist Woman's society—Mrs. Harry Thomas, 2:30 p. m. Y. W. Auxiliary of M. T- churchMary Brown, 7:30. Ever Ready class of M. E church — Mrs. M. E. Hower. Work and Win class of U. U. church —Mr. and Mrs. Niles Butler. So Cha Rea Club —Miss Esther Miller, 7:45 o’clock. Friday U. H. Ladies Aid society Bazaar — Niblick building. Psi Ote Christmas Handkerchief sale —Peoples shoe store. Pocahontas Pot Luck Supper—Red Men Hall. 7:30 o’clock. Luncheon Bridge Cfub —Mrs. Fred fullenkamp. 7:30 o'clock. Woman’s Home Missionary Society Os M. E. church—Mrs. Sprang, 2 o’clock. —■ Christian Missionary society, Mrs. Win. Kohls. Saturday Psi Ote Christmas handkerchief sale—Peoples shoe store, x, U. B. Ladies Aid society, Bazaar — Niblick building. The annual election of officers of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia, was hi Id last evening at the Knights of Columbus hall. Miss Rose Fullenkamp was elected president. Miss Louise Brake is president of the society now. The officers elected last evening, besides Miss Fullenkamp are as follows: Miss Rose K4einher.z, vice-president; Miss; Ethel Ervin, financial-secretary; Naomi Durkin, recording secretary; Mrs. John Neering, treasurer; Miss Edith Ervin, monitor; Miss Elizabeth Kortenber, trustee for one year; Miss Mary Lengrich, inner guard. The new officers will take office on January Ist and the installation ceremonies will take place shortly after the first of the year. The organization will be honored with the presence of Mrs. Constance Girardot of Toledo, Ohio, supreme president of the C. L. of C. The Supreme President will be in charge of the installation work. The local C. L. of C. organization was organized in this city several years ago and it now has a membership of 100. It is a fraternal organization. ★ The Girls Organized Sunday School class of the Pleasant Dale chffrch. west of Decatur, will hold a market of home made baked goods, Saturday morning at nine o’clock. Bread, buns; large fancy cakes, cookies, cottage cheese, pies, dutch cakes, baked beans, pop corn balls, candy, etc., will be on sale. The Winona Camp Fire Girls met at the home of Macklin last evening- at seven o'clock. Miss Josephine Jaberg and Miss Magdelin-> Miller were initiated. The candle ceremony was then held 'at which time, the Misses Isabel Cloud, Dora Schoseuberg, Lillian Gordon, Betty Macklin. Nedra Abbot and Margaret Kern were made wood-gather-ers. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess during the social hour.’ ★ The bazaar which is being held by the ladies < f the Reformed church in the Niblick building, formerly occupied by the Old Adams County bank, will keep open until late this evening, until all the fancy work and Chinese cross stitch work ha sbeen sold. All pieces have been marked at reasonable prices and the liberal patronags of the public is solicited. ★ The Loyal Daughters class <>f "the Christian church will meet Saturday afternoon at 2:45 o’clock at the Boston store to go to the J. E. Anderson home where they will be entertained All nieißbers are requested to meet promptly. • ★ The Royal Neighbors will meet Tliursdai evening at their hull for an important business meeting. Al' ' members are requested to be present

for the meeting at 7:30 o’clock. * •' Mrs. J. H. Barroughs was hostess to the Psi lota Xi Sorority last evening. Plans for the annual Christmas party were made, same to be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Knapp, on Mercer avenue. December 18. All those who have not turned in their handkerchiefs for the Christmas, sale at the Peoples Cash Shoe store, Friday and Saturday, are requested to leave them with Mrs. Borroughs not later than Thursday noon. Plans to do Christmas charity were made. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. The Ladies of section one of the Social Club of the St. Mary’s Catholic church wish in this way to extend their thanks to all those who so willingly gave them their hearty support in making the card party given last evening at the Elk’s hall, a financial success. Prizes in five hundred were awarded to the following ladies,

Slip Over —. a ~ Silk and Wool sweaters Oiilv 3 Davs HOSE , , , 9/ er Exceptional values and Just received a new . ■ the correct winter wear. X«“e“ ° All" REMAIN TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE M , le , an>i a w U . ... WONDERFUL VALUES THAT ARE ’Xs ne ‘ y NOW BEING OFFERED $4.95 1N OUK BIG $1.45 “twelfth Anniversary Sale COATS - COATS Owing to the large number of Coats sold during'this sale which resulted in a “hole” being made in our racks, we have decided to make another big cut in price on the remaining garments. Wonderful Smart Coals dnd val- Don't overlook this special value Drastic reductions have been pul lies unexcelled. Never before arranged for the last days of the in force in this special wei'ife vou given this opportunitv. big sale. Coals made of such rich (oats bi rare beauty and dislmi- . Materials o‘s Bolivia, Suedene, Or- and wanted materials as Bolivia tion and ol materials llio . mandale. A ? good selection of and ollie;' popular fabrics. most popular. Greater w.u > ’ sizes. ' never before. t? xt i 4 eoK Former values to $62.50 , tn $7? 5(1 Former values up to s3a 1 ormer values to $22.95 $39.75 $49.50 To the Ladies or Miss who has set pW aside the task of buying a new Di\s.s, t- Mam ials ol Silk’. ( 1 we will, sat that bigger and belter bar- tiieocoid. Ixvib. »k.s. (i p‘ gains cannot be found anywhere. The * I!H ’ Ucoigellcs, I lai (.1 P> - few remaining days of lhe special sell- others. ing event brings forth many new and / 7 attractive values, iou’ll be surprised BBfi'KA ■ ipl dt-ligbl <1 lc* find such exquisite ||i) and charming frocks priced so re- U Ivl K mtirkably low. And you will lind all k J' lhe favorite colors and trimmings in just lhe materials you waul. Sizes w range from 16 to 18. I u I | I ' Silk Chemise •xr—4 at ur „.. :i Wo have Just received II 4 W " lu,v ''. aranother new shipment 1 Sf**.' our ellti "’ . ' ' (ll Silk Chemise, An excel- v ' z * 1 ,ir tall v;| |. lent Xmas gift for any V '" g 1 1)1,11 J 125 .4.50 <£ SON ' SIO.OO

Mrs. Francis Terveer, Miss Lois Connell. Miss Bertha VogleWede and Mrs. Herman Ehinger; and to the men. Herman Tetman, Charles Wertzberger, Herman Ehinger, Dyonis Schmitt. Prizes In rhuni were won by Mrs. Sophia Smith. Agnes Brqwn, Helen Jlolthonse and Ida Baker. The men who won prizes in rhum were Henry Schulte, Andrew Kintz, Michael Mil lea and Bernard Brown.

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