Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 165, Decatur, Adams County, 14 July 1925 — Page 5

L*y - ’ ’ CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday w c T u.— Library, 2 30 pm51, n s Bible Cla** <* Reformed Church -Church Basement. 7:30 pin Civic Section <>f Woman's Club— Library, 7:JO p.nx E |, ( >f Q E—Clarence Spuller Afternoon Bridge Club—Mrs. O. L Vance Womans Missionary Society of Reformed church Social— Magley. Psi iota Xi“ Mrs. W. P. Schrock. 7:30 p.m. w - w G.—Miss Mabie Ladd. Tri Kappa Sorority—Miss Harriot Myers. 7:30 pmWednesday Ladies Aid Society of Reformed Church— At church, 2:30 Pty Afternoon Bridge Club —Mrs. J. 11. Heller. Bridge Club —Miss Catherine (Jailor, 7:30 p.m. Thursday Bridge Club —Mrs. W . V. Schrock, 2 p.m. Dutiful Daughters Class of E. V Church—Miss Olive Merriman, 7:30. Silent Workers class of U. H» church—Mrs. Ben Pillars, 2 p. m. • Friday Loyal Workers Class of E. V. Church- Mrs. "Mollie McConnehey. D Y. B. Class of U. B. ChurchMrs, James Stonerook. Woman" Foreign Mi«Monnjy So-, ciety of M. H Church—Church Parlors. 2:30 p.m. Invitations have been issued by Miss Genevieve Berling to a number of friends to a bridge party, Friday evening, at her home in Jefferson street, in honor of Mrs. Edward Thompson. of Toledo, Ohio, who before her marriage was Miss Frances Mougy. of this city. VINING REUNION A very pleasant day was spent at the home of Oliver McNeal, in Elm street, Sunday when thirty-three mem hers of tbe Vining family held their annual reunion. The Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Loose, were guests of honor. At twelve o'clock a delicious dinner was served. Those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. John Vining and children. Maude and Elmer, of Ft Mr. an<l Mrs. Alex Vining and daught~cr. Vera and Elnore. of Cleveland. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Jones, Mr. and Mr:- George Vining, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vining. Fred Weber and sons, Clifford. Fred. Jr., and Elsworth, all of Fort Wayne; Mr. William Vining and children. Florence, Eileen, Geraldine. William. Jr., Lucile, Roy Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McNeal and non kenneth. The Silent Workers class of the United Brethren church will meet at the home of Mrs. Ben Fillars at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. All member, are urged to he present, as ther will be important business to transact Mrs Dan Niblick delightfully entertained twenty-five friends at a dinner bridge party of pretty appointuh nis. last evening al her home in Fifth street, in honor of Mrs. 4>mar Niblick. of Cherokee. lowa, who has been visiting <t the Niblick home for the past several days. The small tables were ]< * with white linens and low liowls of garden flowers formed the centerpieces. After the tliri i-course dinner was served the guests enjoyed several rounds of budge prizes were\aw aided to Mrs. Fiauk McFarren. of Bluffton, Mrs. L II Kleinhenz and Mrs. Omar Niblick Mrs-. Niblick and Mrs. McFitrrcu were the ouly out-of-town guests. The Ladies Aid Society of the Zion Reformed church will meet at the chinch at. 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The D. Y. B. class of the United Uieiliren church will meet Friday evening at the home of James Stonerook. in West Monroe street. All members and their families are expected to attend A pot/luck supper will be served. Miss Catherine Omlor will entertain the members of the Bridge Club a* her home In Adams street Wedday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society <>f the Methodist church will meet in the church parlors Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A good attendance is desired. / All members of the Psi lota Xi Sorority are urged to attend the regular meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. W. P. Schrock at 7:30 p.m. The annual convention report will be given and other business will be transacted. -- I ..f g The Dutiful Daughters Class of

the Evangelical church will meet at the home of Miss Olive Merriman Thursday evening instead of with) Mrs. Virgil Ctynm, at Fort Wayne, as' previously announced All members are urged to note the change. — - o L©<e®lls Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller and son. Jack, of Pent, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blair. Mra Fred Stcigmeyer ami grand-«-.or Leo J. Miller, went to Garrett this afternoon for a week's "isit with Roman Steigmeyer and family. Don't git discouraged. What if you wuz an ole fashioned idea these days Th' President jest took a couple o' linen suits, a lead pencil sharpener, an' a change of venue. He haint on no vacation Abe Martin Indpls. News. George Baker, of Anderson, is l isting relatives here today. Mrs. D. J. Hensley and Mrs A D Huusicker motored to Rome City today to spend tbe week at the Hunsicker cottage. Miss Jerry Collett, of Van Wert, Ohio, is a guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Kate Burdg and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helm. Mrs. G . 11“ Wehmeyer is visiting friends and relatives at Fort Wayne today. Kenneth Miller, of the Old Adan** County Bank, is enjoying a weeks vacation at Winona latke and other lakes in he northern part of the state. d W. Davis and family, of Troy ,0., are spending the week with relatives here. Mrs. Dan Beery returned last, evening from a ten-day visit with her brother. D. E. Hower and family at Muskegon, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kirsch and son. Frederick, and Mrs. M. F. Worthman 1 and son. Bobby, visited Miss Aldine Annen. in 'Bluffton, last night. Mr. and Mrs.. I. Bernstein, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Niblick. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barthol and daughter, Helen.' Mrs W. A. Kuebler and Mrs. Omar Niblack and daul.ter. Delores, motored to Tri Lake today to attend the annual Tri State Retail Merchants' annual outing. C. M. Kuntz, of Portland, was a , business caller in the city this morn ing. O. M. McGee, of Van Wert, Ohio. I called on business friends here Monday afternoon. The Misses Rose and Bor'bA Voglewede left yesterday for Rome City where they will enjoy a weeks vaca tion at Kneipn's Sanitarium. . i Mrs. Arabclle Lichtensteiger au<! daughter. Lucile, of Wren, and Mrs I O. T, Johnson and son. Everett, mot I ored to Winona and Leesburg and I spent the week end They visited I their cousin, Jaspeh Lyons and fam- I ily.

HOSPITAL NOTES Miss Stella Stuckey, nurse at the local hospital, will begin a two weeks vacation tomorrow Miss Stuckey will spend several days at her par ental home in Berne and will enjoy a weeks outing at Celina. Oil io. Mias Pauline Yager will return tomorrow from Wolcottville, where sh«' spent a two weeks vacation with her parents. Miss Yager is a nurse at the local hospital. * Miss Gertrude Yager, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Charles. Yager, undervent a major operation at (ho Adams County Memorial Hospital this morning, and is getting along nicely. Velm i Schwart/.. of Decatur route ten, underwent a (olisllectomy at the local hospital this morning. Gertrude 'Ripley who underwent a major 'ouerc.lion several days ego returned to her home in route four yesterday. / Miss Emilie Crist, stiporintemlent of the Adams County Memorial hospital. vilJ leave tomorrow for Macatawa Lake, in northern Michigan, for a two- weeks outing. - —° J S—S—WANT ADS EARN—f $ (bake it] I best I | with J

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, JULY 14,1925.

Van Wert C. E. Society Stages Play In Berne (Special to Daily Democrat'! Berne. July 14.—" An old-fashioned mother,” a three-act high class play, was staged at the community auditorium Saturday night. The .play which chrries a valuable moral, was given by the Christian Endeavor Society of the First I'nited Brethern chure.h of Van Wert. Ohio. A large sized crowd enjoyed the play. I'he play, which is an entertaining drama, was very skillfully played by the cast and the parts wore well acted. The action of the play takes place in Canton, New York, which is ,t small village. The entire scene of the play is staged in the front room of the home of Aunt Deborah, who is blessed old saint. She lias a son who Is led astray by evil companions, and the entire play is woven around chat plot. Special entertainment was furnished between acts by the Van Wert people. Entrance To Comfort Station Is Completed The outside entrance to the men's comfort station in the court house

j» T n .1 A Store Wide Super-Bargain Event! I X™*• I I | Now On! | vance I LINNS , | Now On! [ I IV CLEARANCE MLE HilliSiifc li I* OE MEN’S, YOUNG MEN’S AND BOYS’ HI-GRADE Clothing and Furnishings I V - / Wittite I TREMENDOUS SAVINGS OF 15 20 25 33! AND 50% NOTHING RESERVED—WE ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT \T LEAST HALF OF OUR LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCKS BY SATI RD AY, JULY 25TH GET YOURS! ■ . ■ IN THE SALE ALL MEN’S SHIRTS S Latest Styles—Bands and , Collars Attached —L - - SH,m 95c I / X— X. ' f 1.50 SHIRTS 1 £ Sensational S, siiuits ' 'ir g i Price Slashing S snm-rs' ,’kg ! ■ I s!i.on SHIRTS ' 4*9 OK (j- I Wool Suits W shirts ■ $2175 /: c I Every Suit A New Spring and w SI.OO SHIRTS 1 £ t I > i\ A Summer Style, Kuppenheimer <4l \ ou I Y A Suits—including |NI ' v \ AH *22-50 & $25.00 | - V \ V t YA S, ' ,TS " OW 3)lO.0v | 2POCKET MENS 15.00 f l 1 W All $30.00 & $32.50 djni [TA /<</ Work Shirts shirts \VA n SUITS now /K)/ Mad” of good »e:n- uncv4\ , “JtW’ a All $35.00 & $37.50 ,1 KR /(</ i'.- (hainbrc. ( lit gn,,.i vA \ $29.50 Zw 65c $3.69 | xW HI $34.50 Zvy I yWI $1.90 to $1.50 DRESS ATHLETIC INION SHIRTS, 7*,. 9Qz‘ > \ J j X Sale Price I vxz Sale I riceOt/Vz I MEN’S 75c SILK ‘)Q p Men’s Cotton 1 (i/* i HOSE, Sale Price Dress Socks, pair 1W Boy’s SI.OO GQz. COO’) 818 £ll Q BLOUSES. Sale. .. vJC OVERALLS. .. tpl.U ' 'lcn’s GREY Work Q „ Boy’s 35c Ribbed QQ L___Z — Socks for «’C Hose, pair wdl 'sepxratf I ALL SUMMER SUITS GREATLY REDUCED I , | I bnl AKA IE lAA lb I A]l $12.50 Suits now $8.95 » All S2O Suits now. ..$11.95 | viy pruj tickets that mean sav- 1 ■ Hundreds of pairs of trousers in I All sls Suits now.. $10.95 All $22.50 Suits now $15.95 I ,()?; JSVCUI IV the latest styles and weaves I All $lB Suits n0w...512.95 AU $25 Suits n0w...517.95 I jo juoui.ib.3 iota uo sSui INTHESAJE £ MW— WO I— 79c g ■ i.n i nr, sale, ■ 51.20 Union Suits Now 95c | Kl CIO- i i IIIWII 111 ■IIIIIHUWII LiiMiwiiiiimwwriww^'ir~~"T m -'^" rw ~~:‘'*' r ” , " J " '".50 Union Sui - Now . ...si.I 1 .: | .■■2.ao I AMS NOW $1.90 ■ , f'i.7s Union Suits Now . ..$1.29 I yXSO PANTS NOW $2.70 ■ 1 -y ® I -o i „i nn Suits Now ....$1.59 I ■1.50 PANTS NOW $3.45 ■ ■ M / LJ J ■ svi J’r : cn Suits Now ....$1.95 I -» " NOW $3.95 I | W,/ B HB I $3.00 Union Suits Now ..$2.39 | ;; pamsnow :::::::ss:is| | ¥ aifeVV 0L I $7.50 PANTS NOW $5.95 | I 2 (.BEAT KEDUCHONS IffjwwW— E——£ DECATUR—INDIANA ! — g —THIS IS A REAL SALE— ’ —THIS IS A REAL SALE

has been compiled and work han started ou the construct ion of an outatde entrance to the women's rest room In the past it. has been neceaaary to go through the court house to get to the comfort stations and the court house is closed nights and Sundays, but after the outside entrances art completetydbe comfort stations will be open rontlnuoiisly. o APPEAL IS PLANNED Construction Company To Carry On Fight To Cut Ditch Across Lincoln „ South Bend, Ind.. Jtify K.-MtSaited Press.) — An appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals at Chicago was planned today by attorneys for the A. P. Babcock Construction company, of Fort Wayne. The construction company was permanently enjoined by Judge Slick yi federal court yesterday from cutting a ditch across the Lincoln highway east of Fort Wayne. Judge Slick held that interstate traffic_would be iuterferred with by cutting the ditch and pointed out that the government had expended $1(50.000 in building the section of road in-

volved. Responsibility tor building a bridge over the pioposed ditch was denied by the contractors and state and fed oral road authorities The. suit'was the first of its kind tn the Indiana federal court inolving the power of tbe government to con trol interstate bigliways. o—- ---- - ■. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July sl.s7Sept. Deo. Corn: July $1.06%. Sept $1.08%, Deu. 89%g. Oats: July 454jc. Sepk. 47>4c, Dec. 49%a — . Blue Lodge meeting of Masons will be held tonight at tbe Masonic hall at 7:30 o'clock. Worshipful Master. SAN YAK For Weak Kidneys, Diabetes, Back Ache, Dizziness, Rheumatism and Indigestion, Get San Yak in Liquid or Pill Form at Smith, Yager 4 Falk Drug store. Tues.- ts

I THE ADAMS Theatre | • TONIGHT ONLY I “P RIV ATE A F FAIRS” I R A big Producer’s AHtaction with David Buller, ■ Mildred Harris, Gladys Hulette and others. ; ■ It's the seasons most delightful and ■ / remarkable entertainment. E B ALSO—The last chapter of the serial, “IDAHO.” ■ Don’t miss this. I 10c 25c ■ H Wednesday. Tlitirsdny "PA I IIS TO PABADISE.” ® H A clever comedy with Raymond Grilfith S| ■ and Betty Compson. !*, ■ Friday, Saturday- "A MAN Ml SI LIVE” g M Richard Dix and good cast.

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