Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 11, Decatur, Adams County, 13 January 1925 — Page 3

LAW ■ . r.r- .;, tl tut.on< are In H „-br -H-ndid manageB l '*. Govern '“ ld ; -in-v must be I.pt ab.ao ■'XnvuT.r.J.tl.sintba future rl ' M9 t ir-re nuy be ®» r ‘> ■ ■°' u ' tb9 may da ■*7 t i.> gel Ab.n> Without ; ‘ r " a , t(ua of our reaper ■ '7X ~U aa --mid require in their manage ■7 tt.t tba oolith i* H r , W | 8g of money to pay the opM , Tp.tra< of our state govB* L V\a tv* have borrowed sources two million five ■*L a dollars There has beet. nt-.nev borrowed from var obligati.,n« falling again’! th** general fund. to the state tax laws a revaluation of real estate M ,'L ' c-'i -‘ revaluation every four thereafter w-a advocated by governor ■| —- — ° — BB■■ .. i. .'.!■ l/ad'-rs will play the ’ >' basketball Mia the high hl.uul i’>ni here at S If. fODigb! ||B| B'l< (l '° n 01 Officers B Held By Brotherhood EH P.p ninthly meeting and ~f.:...al •;--'.on of officers of the Bru'.'.-:h-vd »f the Evangel EEul rhur.-h W..S held at the < bur<b night. Ibe election of officers as follows: John T. Kelly, ■H-.John S. Loitz. vice-presi-A 1 t’oio-r, secretary: and »I Ro.-nd. neasurer. An ini.g Jl-- of ’he program |M, ar.'.od o durine the ensuing was held. SHE -- ■———o — IBRGRICULTURAL ■ Cl.l’BS PLANNED K (Continued from Page One) k »ai evident from HMhe -i.-ry person present .i.ums county was an ■A. ■Kai r-.liz-.r the sm-ce..s of the the success of HHL- .' .- -i t. r. iu clubs w hich : p uisor this yeai ■ y the , n ,l girls, it is hoped. ■Bjl .--ate more interest in farming ■ B'.: at the --atue time be productive well. B The Annua! Meeting B I Avon Burk, president of the assopresided as chairman of the ■ Bneetin; ~t <1 in a few words told the

I bake it I best I with i' ■ I~~CML !■ * r ?* n >a and Kentucky llp Lum P $7.00 I | kg $6.50 I Phone 660 I JULIUS HAUGK. |‘ | IM 213 x I coughs I Quick Way to Stop Them j I J >^ Sis } 1 ent ’ ratkin g coughing, which i I weal < e ning your entire sysdys yot ’°Pen to more dangerous I 'lore oHhVluJ’' eheckcd often with the first i I -Ur i£ifl°p d ’ tl, ?- etr l^ dan<l P ro '’ed remedy ! I reasonn!., 3 .f lne ’^ ar Honey. And there’s a I tar to ouirl i v'i S say ther ? lS nothing like pineI and c<»i U »»y y ’oosen and remove the phlegm I the coueh?n n are the direct cniue of -“ y e^n quick relief have found to aid in fta "fu*dru„ < S’l am ? no °P'aro> or other ean be given even to young Beits. ife Dr. BELL'S M gNt> TAR-HONEY r©R COUGHS

members that It wan n meeting tor < the purpose of conducting hiialnee.x France Confer, who -o ablv has served the association-a t secretary for 1 the past two years, made his annual repo.-t, which is published in another part of this paper. Mr Rut I. thro , called for the election of three n. directors, the results being published elsewhere in tonight's Daily Demo- , crat A discirslon of the question of whether or not the association would employ a paid secretary was held and many interesting facts brought out. A letter from the United States Chamber of Commerce was read and several of the members expressed their ideas as to the employing of u rnan who would devote all of his time to the promotion of the welfare of Decatur and Adams county. After some discussion it was moved that the matter be referred to the board of directors, they to make tbeir re port In open meeting, at which time the association can accept or reje. t their recommendations. Talks were also made on the splendid work being done by L. M. Busche, county agent, and the program which the association adopted means that. the business men pf Decatur will lend their assistance to him in being of assistance to the farmers of Adams county. A vote of thanks was also'

I THE CORT I > Tonight—Tomorrow I “FRIVOLOUS SAL” | L First National Featuring Eugene O’Brien, Mae Busch and others. H Romance and Adventure that sets the blood atingle. B “OH TEACHER,” a good comedy. ■ 10c 25c d B SUNDAY—Colleen Moore in “SO BIG" 15c--35c |L' Baby Chicks and Custom Hatching Are You Interested? If you are. send at once for one of our circulars, which tells you all about our facilities for taking care of your hatching or for furnishing you with Baby Chicks. If you are going to raise chickens this year, you will want one. Send for our FREE circular. Drop J. G. Niblick, Decatur, Indiana, a card, call him by telephone or see him personally and get one of the circulars. The Gandy Farms R. F. I). No. 6, Fort Wayne, Indiana \ I Do It Today If you really mean to make 1925 your banner year for savings, Start at once. Theodore Roosevelt said, “Thrift is hard headed common sense applied to saving. Come in and join our THRIFT SAVINGS CLUB. The Peoples Loan & Trust Co “Bank of Service” - ■ filW fl t

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extended to Frr.nee Coater, who ha* iflveh of his time us secretary for the association Books Are Distributed The new survey books, Fads —. , —

v is Di!f V from all other lavat.ves and t«b«l» ■ for Defective Elimination Constipation Biliousness I The action of Nature’s Remedy Ifft I Tablets) is more natural and thor I ough. The effects will be a revela I you will feel so good. ' Mak.» the teat. You wdl RUI appreciate this difference. k ■ Ufd Fat Ovv m rlr y M ,. Chips off the Old Block N? JUNIORS—-Little Ws The «ame hR~In one-third doeee, I candy-coated. For children and adults. I ■mb SW.D BY YUUR URUGSIST emJ SMITH, YAGER & FALK

About Decatur Indiana were placsdi at each plate and many cammentr, beard about the hook Tba will be distribute.) asd the good name Os Decatur and Adams county and , -it. many advantages broadcasted to the world A rhi- ken (linear was served by

EVERYDAY DUI’Y Keeping your body strong and efficient h your plain duty, Scott’s Emulsion is a food-tonic that Is used everyday by thoiran.ls who have learned the art of keeping strong. Take Sccft Scvtt a Bowr.e Blpovaficld. NJ. W-8 MFiWMMBiITI W hr i f r In T n’-*"'***— n 2 Bn 1 I Eliminate the pinching of the — nerve fibres supplying the digestive tract at where they are given off from the spine and the stomach becomes able to digest the food properly—and Colic ceases. Adjustment of the abnormal segments of the spine CHI ROPRACTICALLY release the pinched nerves. CHARLES & CHARLES CHIROPRACTORS Over Keller's Jewelry Phone 628 —Office Hours—- » 10 to 12—2 to 5—6:30 to 8 tWWMWMMMRiaKMKUb

heavy.foil J instead of costly tins '- ' hence 10< Jts coolness and mellow "body'’ are a revelation to pipe smokers | Back about 1870, Jam esN.Wel 1 man which seemed to go’with || I developed a secret tobacco process a pipe. No one else ever knew I o/j which won in&mt and widespread his secret until we acquired 1 1 favor. It yielded a fuller-bodied ‘Wellman’s Methodand by its I (I richness, mildness andfragrance means IJ s Granger Rough Cut

i Ton I e,e. attittod by a half derrn | young women who wait»d „n table ( and tha meeting, which lasted from

I I i 1\ Our idea of advertisiLlf J W ing a clothing store11 w is to tell the people what they warn to hear and then have in stock the article they want—when thev want it—at the price they like to pay. Al I We are telling the 5500 people in Decatur today that if any one. two. ten or one hundred of f ___ them need new Suits or O’coats—we can show : L tl ein the fabrics they warn to see—produce the t models they want to wear and call off the prices y (hey like to pay. MR H AELS-STERN SI'ITS X O < OATS $ 16.5(1529.5(1 New O’coal Hats New Mufflers ggfMpy Good Wann Underwear. — fefuL-T'Ay£42> <3© J BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS J MONEY-ALWAYS- • DECATUR • INDIANA •< .___

| --.r thirty until nearly nine-thirty, witl , an inture ttn* and enjoyable one j 87 actual c|unt 107 men were seated |

I the tahlev rtyh were neatly I arranged in tbe ludge roorti of tbs I Knights of Columbus hail. ,, ■ . I