Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 155, Decatur, Adams County, 1 July 1925 — Page 3

cool i i Rot kitchen” ssfest problem HEX I Bfcakfast . . . Bt. Children J||fp « Bring on hot i?MW I jK smile. Blelighted. Waster, that’s ffijfl < “ taker Hnicutei beast of Monroe, las; sßfr nr of Mrs. Kauffman's Bn Essex, and family, of ami Mrs. Joe La is are. were among till ■ two families motored Hn Arkansas for a visit ■s. Refreshments of home Ham and cake were serv ful evening was en|H present, besides the Mr, and family and the Hsts, were: Mr. and Mrs. family. Mr. and Mrs. and family, Mr. and H Nelson atid family. Mrs. and son, Harohi. Mr Clouse and son. Mr Fox. Mr. and Mrs. HarHi daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ■ son. Mr. and Mrs. .1. V. ■liss Mabel Ixmg. of the Woman’s Home of the Methodist iljiietm changed to the home f|j. Smith to he held Thursand all mem tiers attend. IBf Peterson entertained at ■ evening in honor of her ■ Cettie, of Chicago. Miss at ith and Mr. R. D. Adorns, on ne. and fourth of a series of will he served by Aid Society of the Preshurch September 19 and The suppers will be disuring the summer months, announce suppers will he r the holidays, also. j: — ■ting of the Evangelical ]■ society has been changed lurch to the home of Mrs. in Mercer Avenue. The 11 be held Thursday af,erthe attendance of every urged. Ilng Workers Class of the Pd Brethren church will ry sale at the Liehtle Meat day. July 3, at 8:00 o'clock, ie bread, buns, coo ies, . cottage cheese, hiked

Is Carefully 1 as you buy Tires la car built to give mileage and get mileage. ■ price They resist heat, hold their shape and retain their elasticity, lit will To get all the mileage out of a leliver new casing or to make an old ■them, casing last—put aU. S. Royal or les are Grey Tube inside it. ft U. S. Grey Tubes 2 'XjjiHiii***’-— United States Tubes I are Good Tubes ■ecatur. Ind., Durkin's Modern Garage, ■ieehty Bros. & Co., Monroe, Ind linneir.eier, Preble. Ind.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1925.

beans and potato salad wilt be gold, j A very pleasant social meeting of the Delia Theta Tan sorority was! held at the home of Mrs, James Brown 1 in Fifth street, Monday evening. Mrs.j Clgrence Berber was the assisting hostess. During a short business meeting, detailed reports of the national convention were given by the delegates, Mrs. Jack Rrunton and Mrs. Berber. The new offleers, who are Miss Florence Holt house, president, Mrs. Jack Brunton, vlce-presl-dent; Mis Margaret Mylott, secretary, and Mrs. Lee Lawless, treasurer, pre- j sbl< d at ihe meteing. In two clever contests, prizes were won by Miss Margaret llolthoiise and Miss Florence Bowers. The Mises l.ois Connell and Joe Mae Haynes, of Little Rock, Ark., were out-of-town guests. At a late hour, the hostesses served delightful refreshments. The Trl Kappa sorority was entertained at the F. V. Mills home last evening with Miss Josephine Buttles and Miss Victoria Mills as hostesses. During the tmsines meeting, final ldans were made for the benefit show which Is to be given Thursday and Friday nights of this week at the Cort theater. The feature picture stars Mae Murray in ‘'Enchantment”. All the proceeds 'of this show are to be udded to the Tri Kappa Scohlarship Fund. This fund is maintained solely i for the purpose of uiding girls who J are either graduates of the Decatur High School or of some high school ,n the county, to obtain a college editcation. Tickets for the movie are being sold by all members of the sorority. Candy and pop corn balls will be sold at the doors. After the business meeting, a short social hour followed during which time delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. ° MERCHANTS WARNED Woman Check Forger Reported To Be At Work In Indiana; Method Is Described. The Decatur Advertising Association has received a notice from the Indiana Asociated Credit Bureau to be on the look-out for a clever check worker who is w’orking her game in this part of the country. The forger is described as follows: “Woman, approximately 38 years old, rather heavy, five feet six inches tall, dark complexion, dark hair,* dresses as farmer lady. Easy buyer. Frequents department stores and men’s, clothing stores. Presents checks of local town, supposedly issued by her husband to her in amounts of $25. buys from $8 to $lO. Usually asks about some article requiring special order and promises to come in “next week.” To Probate McClintock Will On Friday, July 3 (United Press Service) Chicago, July I—William1 —William D. Shopherd's tight to obtain the $1,000,000 estate of his millionaire ward, Ridy McClintock, was postponed today until Fiiday, July 3. The action, came at the request of his own attorney, Robert Stoll. On that date he will ofTer „ Tor probate young McClintock’s will.

'II, S, TO CALL A PARLEY IN CHINA I ~ To Study Possibilities Os Abolition of Extra-Terri-torial Rights < United Pres* .Service) Washington, July l— The United States government Is taking immedj inte steps to cull a Joint conference of the powers in China, to study possibilities of abolition of foreign extraterritorial rights as provided in a resolution passed at the Washington arms conference. This information was obtained from high administration official today, who explained that this government JM ready to abolish extraterritorial rights in China under certain conditions. Minister John Van A. Mac Murray, who is enroute to his post at Peking I is being advised of the administration's decision it was said. This government contemplates ap-

Tdub-T-Av&tb Go I J BETTER CLOTHES FOS LESS jf MONEY-ALWAYS- I* * DECATUR « INDIANA * You’re Ready! We’re Ready! Here It Goes! J(; S Another Big Auto Day Special Price \ IfcjSp Cutting Spree in our store on Friday July 3, Only! ■ I At one stroke of the reduction axe, a huge forest of cool, spruce apparel is swept into your hands at a tremendous sacrifice. Our last great Auto Special was a big ' Tjt * success—Ask Your Neighbor! Again we are offering our reliable and guaran- * teed mechandise at less than cost prices. Hundreds of people profited by our economical offer of last month —You must profit this time, too. Read every item closely—Compare with others if you wish—And then come in for a single garment and save money—Come in for a complete outfit and save more. 49 Men’s Snits at One-Half Price ! I w 2lmu I I These wonderful values are from our select stock —All Mich- | 1 si.oo Suits $3.25 j aels-Stern and J. Samuel’s woolens. You will find the best I I | wearing materials, excellent tailoring and up-to-date styles. I si>>o Suits 7.'.7.7. .98c | j VVe have the stock and it simply must he moved at our loss. ftwiir— hi m They’re here for your inspection . $50.00 Suits 9 r nn $35.00 Suits Bathing Suns J S “ i,s $20.00 w “ $15.00 HU I $37.50 Suits $lB 75 $25.00 Suits sl2 50 I s‘ s - 00 | • •$ 2 - 10 §1 | Big Yank Work Shirts 7 Os. I H 25 Dozen of this big, full-sized, double-stitched, jg|j (§|gfp 5 nationally advertised work shirt in 3 different J||s ft patterns, Friday ONLY at j|g| BJH =— I 27 Boys’ Suits \~IZT I 10% off on All X I llCv I w *®® ir g[ ,k Fl ,f d ° a n K ee I Dress Straw Th i s . g a won( j e rful opportunity to get a good suit 1 I Hats for the boy. These are our best suits and every I $2^ l i 7’ lk l - r^.1 r ; ,K ‘ d one carries a guarantee. Just study these happy I ‘‘ si.io* All Children’s prices. Come in early and have the first choice. I $1.50 Madras Fancy Dress Straw “jpl • Jt j I strip |v I l ;s ridav Hats y a Price J/ If 1021 V I~ n , *"■ | Waisis. Fast $15.00 Suits $7.50 $12.00 Suits $6.00 I 7>,c 1 wwmmmmmmmmm $13.50 Suits $6.75 $lO-00 Suits $5.00 1 20% Off on all Mens’ and Boy’s Dress Pants, all sizes, patterns and prices. 10 Dozen pretty Madras Shirts, sizes 14 to 18, Friday only 98c

pointing a special commissioner together with experts to meet In Shanghai nr Faking anil will request Hip other trpaty powers to ito likewise. o I Cave-Man Tactics Get Anderson Man Into Trouble Anderson, Ind., July 1. — (United Proas.)—Robert Werts is through with cave-man wooing tactics today. Meeting his sweetheart, Miss Iris Olvey, ott a downtown corner, Werts became enraged when she refused to talk with him. He pulled her Into his automobile nnd drove away. Persons who saw the incident thought the girl hud been kidnapped and spread the alarm. A fleet of Jitney busses took up pursuit of the kidnapper and captured Werts and released his Indignant companion. Werts will face charges of assault and battery. Newcastle. — "Times do change," said fieorge Cood win, Newcastle youth, as he left on a motor trip to California. In 1849 his grandfather -went over land in thp gold rush.

TO GET AHEAD AND KEEP AHEAD YOU MUST PLAN AHEAD If you sitvo ti purl of wluit you make nnd sol it aside in A SAVINGS AC.COI'NT you will koep well in front. \ Shirt saving nnd opon your SAVINGS ACCOt’NT ul Ibis bank. THE PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST CO. Bank of Service DEMOCBRT WANT ADS GET RESULTS

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