Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 260, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1924 — Page 7

S©dW [ I A enjoyable Hallowe’en par- ■ ffßa heui at the home of Miss,' IF, |r nce HarHs on Madison etreet, L t evening. h> th. members of the . Cha Bea Chib. Black cats. ; L| tches ghosts and corn shocks ; ifoyed a great part in the artistic ( ecorations of the living rooms iehts were dimmed by black and Lnge shades to give a ’’spookly” es- , ect to thp large home. Miss Gather ondar was awarded the pri'e tor the best masked person preset At sixth’rty the guests were Invited to the dining room where an elaborate three-co>ir<e dinner was L ve( j. Witches and FHUpklns with | 11,- funny paper table cover were the’ L . ver decoration t and the food was rved by dim candle light. In a j tv enty-yard dr di. Mrs. Edith Horten-1 1, i- won the prize, Mrs Arnes Keller end Miss Malic Gass won prizes in a niPion dollar grin* and light man’s respectiv 't- Taldos wore I’eui • ir >nged for fi ”» h’ltvlred and Mrs. J ena O’Brien. Miss .Marie Gass and /• rs . Anola Cr’:’. were uwatded] prize!-'. The conimftte? in charge ofi ienjoyabl affair ’ncluded Mesj .i.ries Fred I’u lenknnip Hubert Schmitt, V. J. Batman. R. C. Keller. Ltd Miss Cath.rmc Omlor. I One of the cleverest parties of the [season was given by Miss Urcile Amspatigh last evening, in a vacant house on the Henry Rodenback farm, four and one-half miles from town. The house was decorated with corn shocks, autumn leaves and streamers of black and yellow paper suspended from the ceiling. The music loom was banked with autumn leaves and a Victrola furnished the music for the evening. After the guests arrived at the farm they were forced to walk a short distance to the house while weird noises were heard from every direction.. The guests were directed, one at a time, to proceed through the gate, into the hou e where a ghost greeted them with a clammy hajpl shake. A flash light picture was taken of the group. After playing games they were ushered up a wind- | ing stairway through a dimly lighten- [ cd room and narrow path way where each guest's fortune was told. At a late hour delicious refreshments were served in Hallowe en style. The

A-P-P-L-E-S Giles Porter Grocery has a car load of Michigan Apples I which are NOW ON SALE at the building formerly occupied by the OLD ADAMS COUNTY BANK Fancy Star Brands, such as Baldwin, Grimes, Spies, Janothans, Winter Banana, Wagner and others. $1.90 I Per basket, and up. PRICES REASONABLE _ ... 5 PerfecT coffee // With ail its high quality PER\J I ECT C OFFEE is not high A priced. It’s economical to VC ir.iv and economical to use. <k ' PebfecT w w \. n **• bpano V »'°»7 [ ' \<y ' i

guests, included Irene Wallers, Velma |V alter, Wlnefrlede Kltson, Genevieve Kltson, Catherine Christen, Ruth ■Mayer, Mildred Bright, Margaret 'Bright, Agnes Huston, Catherine Archbold, Mary Poling. Helen Eady, 'Catherine Eady. Thera .Archbold, Berneice Nelson, Mrs. Harry Magner, Mrs. Joe McConnell, Evangeline Sphar, Peggy Chronister, Francis Harkless, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roden.beck. Mrs. Charles Kltson. Mr. and 'Mrs. pete Amspuugh. Out-of-town guests were: Rhea Engle of Geneva, and Adelaide Truelsch, of St. Johns. I I PLANT and . FLOWER SALE I At the White Meat Market 2 Saturday. Large Chrysanthemums sl', f $2 and $.3. per doz. Small Chrysanthemums, g (Pom Pons) 75c Doz. Carnations, 75c Doz. I Ferns, 50c. up. ? Straw Flowers, 25c, Doz. ’ Come and see them wheth- I er you buy or not. ' I Decatur Floral Co. I ’Phone, 971—911 . BUILDING A TOOTH Good teeth are built out of vital foods. Building a tooth is not the simple process it seems. Nature regards it so important that she takes a ior-g time to perfect one. SGott’sEmufeion supplies elements needful to aid normal growth and construct sound bones and strong teeth. A food-tonic of rare value, Scott’s Emulsion gives the best results when taken regularly after X-& meals. Try it. Al -• ■ " \'<’.N.J. ."19 Wil ■ i —— i. nil . w. M. .

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1924

Mine Josephine Archbold will entertain the members of the Winona Camp Fire at a masquerade party at her home on West Monroe street tonight. The home Is being appropriately decorated for the occasion. Mrs. Myrtle Wise entertained a number of relatives and friends at a chicken dinner last evening in honor of the forty-fifth birthday anniversary of her brother, Roscoe Elzey. Covers were .aid for Mr. and Mrs.

nsist on it! * w there it no danger of paying too much 7 Jce Flour if they a«k for Virginia Sweet. 4 Four years its makers have been giving * : the best possible Pancake Flour at the F ssible price. This is proven by the fact X trice varies from time to time according ® le cost of production. But no matter F Virginia Sweet is soilin'’ fori, you alinai/t 4 can be sure that equally > good Pancake Flour can't J be bought for less. 4 the ifeßfessw. fishback co. 1 Indianapolis w N Kansas City > • ■ Muffins and A Waffles 100, % Year J UrSWEET TE FLOUR J ‘set Buckwheat Floor 4 z / >- ’ ■ FeE " nlcJ. I i j w < . 4k Wj II J] ' , \ Will Your Gas Range Do This? Let’s pretend it’s Thanksgiving Day. You have no help and company is coming for dinner. A lot of worry and work t la- d of you for this dav—unless you own a gas range i.jttipped with an OVEN HEAT REGULATOR. m You see, women who own OVEN HEAT REGULATOR Gas ranges can cook a Whole Meal—-soup, meat, vegetables and t s N’-t rt in the oven at one time. While the meal is cooking they can go about their other work and even leave the premises for two cr three hours—’.he REGULATOR will watch the dinflor. Nov. yoi- do not want to be worried any longer with big-din-ner problems, rcme in t anti let us tell you how this REGULATOR will lessen your work and make more accurate al! baking efforts. REGULATOR RANGES FROM SBO.OO to $125.0(1 others. $39.00 up. Any range can be paid out in 12 equal monthly payments. REGULATOR RANGES FROM 1 $80 t 05125 ■ Others $39 U P Aiiy range can be paid out in 12 equal monthly payments • * Northirn Indiana Gas & Electric Co. | THE GAS COMPANY

James Davidson, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Elzey and children, Gerald, Arthur and Helen; Don Davidson, of Berne; Miss Mary Martin, of Geneva; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christener and daughter. Martella; Mr. and Mrs. Oral Davidson and baby, Richard; Mrs. i Lydia Johnson: Roy and Roscoe i Elzey; Charles Chronister; Harold and Dorothy Hakes, and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Fisher. The Pythian Sisters enjoyed a

masquerade party last evening at the) K. of P. home. The home was decorated with black and orange crepe paper and other appropriate decorations. At nine o'clock a delectable lunch was served to the members and their husbands, who were guests. Mrs. Ed Ahr was the chairman of the committee in charge of the party. The Pythian Needle Club will meet!

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'at the Pythian Home Monday night after lodge. The houteases will bo Mrs. Harold Tlbrtght, Mrs. O. L. Vance, Mrs. Sum Shamp and Mrs.' John Tyner. NO HUNTING Al'owed on any of my (arms from now on. Tenants have orders to prosecute any tresspassers. D. E. Studebaker, Decatur, Indiana. |R, R. 6. 256t6x

SICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN Children suffering from intestinal wormr: arc cross, restless and Unhealthy. There i are other symptoms, however. If the ■ child is pale, hu» dark rings under the eyes, bait breath and Uk<'s no interest in play, it is almost a certainty that worms arc eating away its vitality. The surest remedy for worms is White’s Cream Vermifuge. It is positive destruction to the worms but harmless to the child. Price 85c. Sold by Holthouse Drug Co.