Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 24, Decatur, Adams County, 28 January 1925 — Page 3

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ceca/ ■ ' lr ’ R / mh „ Madge Hite spent 'u Fort Wayne visiting w*<h ami relative*. „ . ■ mmm Margaret Zwick and ■ Td Butler t.tn.or.d to Bluffton ■ and aitcnded the Leadersrklt basketball game. ■ .| t Farr and son. Dm. -no- ■ ' 7u.’ Fort Wayne Toe -day after|S" r F Vail returned last night irom 7.„«« trip to Mississippi. 9' J, Rebecca Eady spent the day H L Wavne as the guest of her ■ K and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. ■ ;;X Kruge and daughter. Vera ■ 'C. Ilalldt J. Koop and daughter He,'.' Jean, attended the wedding of |Bat Fort Wayne yesterday. ■ y lr and Mrs. WHI Parent attend- ■ , , ir elding of Bernard Patent to ■y ,i Edna Lan. r at Fort Wayne yes-iHt.-r.iay morning. M Mrs. EHa Baib y. of east of the city. hHius a shopper here this afternoon. ■I j g Niblick will leave tonight for n to attend the Auto show now ■in progress there. 99 Titer's an open season fer th ■ nlru-. but th' feller with a droopin' is as safe durin' th' oyster as he is dnrin’ th' mating ■ an - roastin' ear seasons. Zero ■ father alius brings out a lot o' ■ ,-. efb, -Ab- Martin. Indianapolis N-ws. ■H Mrs Charles Knodle. spent the day in Fort Wayne as the guest of friends. H ;••••<-i.at-s. "•■II known resident of |Ht\- I. Ohio, was a business visitor birr this morning. 9K c E. I'eterson made a business trip to B-rne. this afternoon. H Mi-.- Ma- Borling was a business ■ Ttdtor in Fort Wayne today. 9H Mrs. William Tieman., of Union H -,-*ii>iii|. .-iviii. the afternoon here M sboppmg. H Wiliiaiu Koldeway. of Union town- ■ a.-p, look-d after business interest- ■ Iwre this afternoon. H ■ William OM-meyer. of imrth ot liie M cry. attended to business affairs 9H hem this afternoon. HK — — <> — ■ .Native Os China To K Give Lecture Here MB! Miss Marion Lyon Lee will deliver interesting address at the Evan 99 .-'ia. ' ihur. ii Sunday evening. The HI program is being given under the ■9 :-u-:-.i. ■ of the Missionary society. Miss I.e- is a native of China and B has been in the United States just |9 eighteen months and at the present |9 fun- is attending the Bible Training |H -liooi at Fort Wayne. She has been 9h lur- on on<- or two other occasions and is well known to a number of P'ople here. Iler lecture promises B bi be an interesting and instructive KL 'it l ' and the public is cordially invit--9 cd tn hear her. H —- _Q, || Concord Church To Hold | Evangelistic Services 9 boecial evangelistic services will ■I begin at the Concord Lutheran 9 church next Sunday, February 1. ■ Tim Rev. Krcppert, of Uniondale, ■ "th preach on Monday aud Tuesday ■ evenings of next week. The Rev. H /Mel, of the Christ Lutheran

——— —... ' — «MBi«nM» BRAINS «*—V«’—w S W'*»--■??••"* MEN with the brains of a moderate sized rabbit by thrift have become rich and successful. Gifted and I brilliant men who never practiced I thrift have spent their days slaving I for others. I I | A Bank Account is the Brains of I < the Business World. Bcjiik. \jMilalandSutplvs-i'KO,O(M)M r

chimb of Fort Wayne, will preach one evening during the week. The pastor, the Rev. L. Herbert Wyandt, will have Charge of all the services and will preach three sermons during the week. All services will begin at 7:15 o’clock.. The public is cordially invited to attend, the services. • DRINK WATER TO HELP WASH OUT KIDNEY POISON If Your Buck Hurls or Bladder Bothers You, Begin Taking Salls When your kidneys hurt and your hack feels sore don't get scared and proceed to load your stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean, by flush’ng them with a mild, harmless salts i which helps to remove the body's ! urinous waste and stimulates them to their normal activity. The function of the kidneys is to filter the I blood. In 24 hours they strain from 'I it 500 grains of acid and waste, so '•we can readily understand the vital i importance of keeping the kidneys ’ active. | Drink lots of good water —you can't drink too tntieb; a'so get from "! any pharmacist almut four ounces of Jail Salts; take a tabiespoonftil in a , I glass of water before breakfast each /•morning for a few days mid vour kid /noys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of i |grape« and lemon juice, combined i with lithia. and has been used for • years to help clean and' stimulate 'clogged kidneys; also to neutralize ‘the acids in the system so they are i no longer a source of irritation, thus jetton relieving bladder weakness. 31 Jad Salts is inexpensive; can not injure; makes a delightful efferves- - cent lithia-water drink, which every- , one should take now and then to hdp keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this; also keep up the e water drinking, and no doubt you will j wonder what became o> your kidney trouble ami backache. Ry ail means have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year. o NOTICE TO OUR GAS CUSTOMERS Commencing with the January bills, we will for the con--5 veniewce of our customers, deliver gas bills *lo your homes i and places of business. This , will mean more prompt service t when you tall at our office to ; pay your bill. ’ Always he sure to bring your gas hill with you; this is very f important, for otherwise there , will necessarily be some delay . in our being able to wait on . you. If desired you can tear stub off bill and mail stub along with your check to this office. If you do not receive your » gas bill by January 28th please phone or communicate with 1 the office and duplicate bill 1 will he mailed. NORTH EKN INDIANA GAS & ELECTRIC CO. f “The Gas Co.” ’• Phone 75. u 16-19-21-23-26-28

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1925. . . ' —•-• ~rr 1." - .. it .-(■w.. --1 in ___

i CLUB CALENDAR Wednesday Catholic Indies' Social Club--Card party and dance —K. of C. hall, 7:30 p. m. Historical Club, —Mrs. Wilson Lee, 2:39 p. ni. Odd Fellow Social Time —I. O. 0. F. hall. . “Billy "—II. S. Auditorium, Bp. m. Thursday “Billy"’—H. S. Auditorium, Bp. m. Luncheon Bridge—Mrs. James Arnold, 7:30 p. m. So Cha Rea—Miss Helen Gass. Ladies’ Aid Society of Christian Church—Mrs. Andy Artman, 2 p. m. Friday Pocahontas Social Time —8:30 p. m. Saturday Christian Ladies ’Aid Society, Bake Sale, Licchtle Meat Market, 9 a. m. Monday Delta Theta tau—Miss Genevieve Berling, 8 p. tnTri Kappa Call Meeting — Mrs. Cecil Moser. Tuesday Psi lota Xi—Miss Mildred Butler 7:30 p. m. Parent—Lauer Mrs. Ralph J. Roop and daughter. Alice Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Parent, of this city', attended the wedding of Mr. Parent’s brother, Beinard O. Parent, which was solemnized at the St. Mary’s Catholic ehtirch at Fort Wayne Tuesday morning. Mr. Parent was a former resilenl. of this city and for several years has been employed at the General Electric company at Ft. Wayne. The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette gives the following account of the wedding: '’An interesting wedding took place yesterday moreiag at 9 •'clock at the St. Mary’s Catholic church when Rev. G?orge Hamer celebrated the nuptial mass for Miss Ednr Lauer, da ryhtrr ot Fred Latter, •t Erie stree 1 , and Be’ na>-d O. Parent >f South Clinton street The church effectively decorated with paints, ro-ei and lili. s. the color note of green and white predominating. Mr. anil Mrs. Alfred J. Lauer, brother a.id sister-in-law of the bride, and Miss Helen App attended the young people. Preceding the ceremony, the guests were ushered to seats by Earl Meyer and Raymond Harting, of Decatur. The bride was beautifully gowned in a dress of orchid and white heavily embroider?d in iridescent Ijeads and uuule with m overdress and panel effeot. Her hat was of orchid horsehair braid, trimmed with the same shade of blue used on her dress, and her flowers were Sunburst roses, orchids and orchid sweet peas tied with a bow •f orchid tulle and caught with a shower of orchid ribbons. Mr:. Lam r wore a gown of sand shade crepe back satin, with tlw skirt shirred at the Lips aud trimmed with rhinestone ornamentation. Her hat was of poudro blue braid, faced with blue maline, and her flowers consisted of Columbia roses and sweet peas, tied -with a bow of sand diade tulle. Miss App wore a dainty frock of American beauty georgqtte. made with a silver undendip. kier hat. of black braid was trimmed With silver leaves and faced with bla<ck maline. Premier roses ami swaet peas, tied with a bow of beauty tulle, completed her outfit Following the wedding ceremony abreakfast was served at the home of the bride’s father, where covers were laid for 45 guests. Hero the rooms were effectively arranged with dining room a large wedding eako pink aud white roses, while in the formed the Centerpiece. Later Mr. and Mrs. Parent left on a short wedding trip, after which they roturn to this city tp make this their homo. For traveling Mrs. Parent, wore a frock of tnaya satin crepe, trimmed in ii darker shade of brown, a small hat of straw with white wiugs, and a. brown -wrap, with footwear and other accessories to match.” The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Zion Reformed church will serve a sauer krabt supper Saturday night in the church dining room from live to seven o'clock. The following menu will be served, suiter kraut, mashed potatoes, baked beans, either weiuors or mpt pork, corn bread or rolls, syrup, but ter and coffee. Thirty-live eegfs Wilt be charged. Pt” will be served at an extra, cost of five cents. The liberal patronage of the public is solicited Mist Mildred Butler will entertain (bo member J of the Fsi lota Xi Sorority at the homo of Mr. and Mr.;. F I Vail, Tuesday night at 7:30 o eleck The presence of every member i:< urged. The money for the bed spread ticket? v iii be turned in at I this meeting I The Delta Theta Tau Sorority will

meet with Mian Genevieve Borling I Monday evening and Miss Florcnee Holt bouse will be the aeeiating bos teas. The meeting *4ll be a social one, i ■ — < Mrs. J. enUbrialttod , a smnl! company of friends last t night at her home on Fifth street. Tables were arranged for bridge and ' Mrs. James Brown was awarded the j prize for having high acore. At u late hour the hostess nerved a dainty 1 repast ot pretty appointments The regular business meeting of ( the Tri Kappa Sorority was held in the assembly room of the Old Adams County Bank last night Plans were made Io entert'fciii the province offi- < cer, Miss Clara Sturgis, of Bluffton, at the next meeting, which will be ! held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Felix Holthouse. Plans were • also made to give a benefit bridge 1 and five hundred party al the Masonic Hall. February 19. Mrs. Roger Swaim, of Bluffton -was an out-of-town guest. A call meeting will be hold at the home of Mrs. Cecile Moser Monday night. A social time will be held by the members of the Pocahontas lodge Friday night for the members, their families, and several invited guests.

Lives depend on the engineer’s I ability to see clearly the track ahead. The fact that Mctalglas is used on the sensitive surface of headlight reflectors by over 50 railroads is evidence of its merit. Metalglas cleans and polishes j without scratching—leaves a brilliant lasting lustre on any metal or glass surface. Try it on your silverware, nickel bathroom fixtures, cut glass, mirrors, windows, etc. ideal for nickel parts of auto, also glass in closed S:ars— no white dust on upholstery. Isk Dealer for ETALGLAS MWMBaMTMMT

Attractive Values For The Last Week Os Our JANUARY SALE Our big sale closes Saturday, Jan. 31, and to make the last week a bigger money saving event for you we are offering still greater bargains. We want you to profit by this price reduction and we know you will if you visit our store. Below are listed just a few of the many bargains: ONE LOT ONE LOT ONE LOT MEN’S WOOL BOY’S MEN’S - YOUTH’S SLIP-ON SUITS O’Coats Sweaters Won Suits % ■ . . . Good quality, style and A chance to get your Begular $lO to sls fl,,d , l u * u ’ i . i <4 it'. A good selection of workmanship. A real suit Overcoat for almost noth- value. A good assortment for that chap. Don’t pass ing. Snap np this bargain of sizes and colors. Buy bl,A ' s ' crj reasonably , . , priced at only by this opportunity'. early. one now at only '/ 2 ' >k " :e $5.00 $5.00 $2.65,„ $5.00 »•. * <!• I ! : MANY OTHER BARGAINS AWAIT YOU VANCE & LINN ii. ■ . ... . i i i j i [■■■MUMeeEgangaß

Elwood Youths Get A Heavy Priaon Sentence Anderson. Ind,, Jnn. 28.—The bovlest senteaco over given a youth uad er 21 in Marion eonnty court was Cac ed today by Bdward Daily, 18. and Gerald Hawkins, 17, both of Elwood. They were given ten to 21 years imprisonment in the state reformatory jafter they had pleaded guilty to holding up the People’s Truat company at Alexandria last week. “We will keep you where you won't be in trouble until you are grown up,” Judge Fittinger said in pronouncing sentence. o — MUST SELL COAL The high quality coal I now have on hands must be sold, regardless of cost; have part of a ear at Monroe Had about one and one-half ears at Decatur. This coal will be sold at a price so you can afford to carry ft over until next year and make money doing it. I am leaving and must sell It JOHN S. BOWERS w-t For Colds, ! Grip, IBiann enza If and as a Pre ventiveV y V/ Take«*MjEr 1 \Quininej tablets The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet I Proven Safe for more than j a Quarter of a Century. The box bears this signature Price 30c.

Dance K. of C. Hall Thursday i night. Beginner's class, 7:30. Assembly 8:30. Come. w-t >— ECZEMA CAN BE CURED 1 So can the various skin and scalp • diseases. If afflicted try a box of < B. B. Ointment ■ When used according to instructions . it will cure most skin or scalf dis eases, no matter from what cause it originated or of how long standing. Sold by all druggists. t Don't wait. Get a box today. , nV ri T - rin. .. T IT- iWri-rr '■ 3

: I THE CORT I t B LAST time tonight 1 “AS MAN DESIRES’’ | ■ A big First National featuring ■ ’ I MILTON SILLS anti VIOLA DANA B ■ A drama of India Sociely, anti life on ■ K the South Sea Isle. K / ALSO—A Good Comedy. I 10c 25c I U Thurs. and Fri.—Baby Peggy in "Helen's Babies." — ■ - ■ ■■ 111 —i SldwWrrfdw Ea»y to — Move anti W/j Set Vp YAGER BROS., FURNITURE STORE DECATUR, INDIANA

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