Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 221, Decatur, Adams County, 18 September 1925 — Page 5

Insurance executive says Kellogg’s ALLRRAN i» “Conqueror of Constipation”

Former addict to fall pills and drugs Vp'r say* ALL-BRAN restored youth\fd7< fal vim. Horo i« a most remarkable tribate to Kellogg’’ ALL-BRAN t .ndnotrnm. to .ItawM* rXultinf from eon.tip.- '** They brought on y temporary r«Thru I trW Kellogg-. St M » rwult I »»’• •«»» bir ‘ h ,? f XilLm from the terrible fi>e of the 1 am again In the pink of eonthe penon Ideation even of Sul vigor in ■» advancing year.. K' ltr W. K. Kellogg . atx-BMAN I the conqueror of con.tipation. Gratefully yours. (Signed! A. M.Sweknxv. Jbc federal Kc.erve Life Insurance Co

ifticiety CLUB CALENDAR Friday Pocahontas meeting. 7:30 P- m., followed by Minnehaha club. Saturday Triangle side of Christian Ladies' Aid Society-White Meat Market. King's Heralds of M E. church picnic supper-meet at church at 2:15 p. mTuesday Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church—Mrs. Forest Elzey, 2 p m. Wednesday W. C. T. U. Convention, all day Mission—U. B. Church. , "Beggar On Horseback," Delta Theta Tau benefit—Adams Theatre. Th< Triangle section of the Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church / "Y

SAVE DISCOUNT Pay Your Electric Light and Power Bills on or before Sept. 21 Bills are now due. Save your-IQ% Discount by paying them before the twentieth of month at City Hall

Let Kellogg’s all-bran conquer constipation forever for you. Doctors recommend it. It is what they call, a bulk food, that sweeps the intestine clean, stimulating digestion and normal, healthy action. Something habit-forming pills and drugs can never do. Eat at least two tablespoonfuls daily—in chronic cases, with every meal. If eaten regularly, relief is guaranteed or your grocer returns the purchase price. Kellogg's allbran is made in Battle Creek, Served in leading hotels and restaurants. Sold by all grocers. Mtn#? IIT all-bran

will hold a nimmage sale the first week in October. The members are urged to make preparation for the sale. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs- Forest Eizey Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. The payment of dues wtil be held at this meeting and officers w.ll be elected. A good attendance is desired. The W. C. T. U. Convention all-day session will be held at the United Brethren Church Wednesday, Sejs tember 23. Members and friends are urged to be present A pot-luck luncheon will de served at noon. ■lll — The Delta Theta Tau sorority wi'l give a benefit picture qhow at the Adums Theatre Wednesday evening. The picture, "Beggar on Horseback." was just recently released. The liberal patronage of the public is solicited. Tickets may be secured from any member of the sorority. Dr. Elizabeth Burns will return to her office in this city Monday morn ing. after a two weeks motor trip through Western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. While in Pittsburgh Dr. Burns attended the Supreme Council meeting of the thirty-third degree Masons as a guest of her brother, E D. Brothers, of Chicago, who is a member of the Supreme Council. Mrs. Laura Stewart, of Wren, Ohio, and Mrs. Mabel Sargent, are also members of the motor party. Mr- and Mrs. Fred Humphrey, ot Bluffton, visited friends and attended the fair here Thursday afternoon. James Plessinger, of Bluffton,. attended the fair and dance here last evening. John Burkhead, of Indianapolis, took in the fair here yesterday. T. M. Reid is home from a business

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trip to Chicago for the Waring Glove Company. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gottschalk of 1 Herne, attended the fair here yester- 1 day and had a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Larribie of Anderson accompan- 1 led them j i Rube lai Monte who hus taken care ! ' of the announcing at the fair has made many friends here this week. He is a• 1 hard worker and business. i; Last night he appeared In an Uncle ■ Sara uniform and looked like the old ' boy himself. He expects to return here next year. > Most of the concessions at the fair here this week will go to Kendallville for noxt week. M. McStoopa has a co)jy of the first daily ever printed in this city. It was i published in 1882 and lived just one! month. Mr. Me Stoops was the manager and it was a lively paper but failed for lack of support. D E. Studebaker has taken the agency- for the New York Life Insurance Company and is offering a number of attractive policies. E. W. Kampe was calling on Decatur friends today after a trip to the south part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ziegler, of Antioch. 111., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Merry, of this city. E. B. Williamson announced today that the greatest display of fireworks ever shown at a county fair would be shown tonight to those who attend the closing session of the Northern Indiana fain. Tonight's display is known as the super double display i and is said to he twice as large as those of the previous two nights.

NINETEENTH ANNUAL Bluffton Free Street Fair And Wells County Agricultural Exhibit September 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26 A C ounty Fair On Paved Streets SPEC TACULAR FREE ACTS TWO PROGRAMS DAILY Everything Open Day and Night! EVERYTHING FREE Exhibits of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poultry. Agriculture, Art, Culinary, and Schools. I SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME “EVERY’ YEAR A LITTLE BETTER”

The Misses Nora Kain, Esther Blosser and Mabel Mabert, were among those who attended the dance from Huntington last evening. Mr. and Mrs aZch Vachon and daughter, Marcile, of Markle, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Center for a few days. A Gorman silver enndy jar has been I awarded the Delta Gamma sorority at, Bloomington. The award was made by the national officers of the chap- • ter for compiling more credit jmints last year than any other Delta Gamma sorority in the United States. Miss Lois Peterson, of this city, is a member ot that chapter, and the Misses Harriet Myers and Jeateen Hocker, are pledges, having been pledged a week ago. o MANAGEMENT OF FAIR COLLECTS $3,000 INSURANCE {Continued from Page One) was a sea of mud and the drivers, after the last heat, were bespattered with mud from cap to waists. Worthy Tregandlo took the first heat of the 2:16-trot in 2:14%. The Compass was second, Maxtell third and Col. Madden fourth- The 2:20 pace, first heat, went to Bingline with Peter C. second. King Corporal thirtj, Teddy McGregor fourth, and Red Azof! fifth. Thq time was 2:17%. Sorrel Babe took the one heat of the consolation race for horses out ot the money during the weefc. Mac McKinney was second and Little Charley third, and the time was 2:3111. Yesterday’s attendance was estimated at more than 6.500. A large crowd

* witnessed the three race events and at ] 6 o'clock • the evening the crowd was swelled to a record for this year. Most of the Thursday fair-goers stayed for the big display ot fireworks which are said by all who have seen ' them to be the greatest ever shown I here. The grandstand acts continued to thrill and entertain the audience yes- ' terday and the entire crowd fully ap- ! predated the ability of each actor. Rube LaMonte continued to act as chief announcer. The Berne band furnished the music all day yesterday and was fully appreciated by all. Fair weather brought many to the night events and the two covered grandstands were almost completey filled when the acts began. E. B. Williamson, general manager and secretaary of the fair, was introduced to the audience at night and said a few i words of appreciation ' Only a few minor accidents marred the day. No injuries were reported, but a few cars were slightly damaged ■ in the congestion on the cement road. 1 1 o — Farmer Faces Term In Prison For Arson ' Anderson, Ini, Sept. 18 —Oiin Ford. 40, Madison county farmer, today re--1 celved a sentence of one to three " years in the state prison for arson. Ford and his wife confessed they e set fire to their home to collect insurance money because they were in financial troubles. Ford was sentenced to prison but clemency was shown his wife because she is the mother of six children . under ten years of age. d . o Harry Edris, of Bluffton, attended I the fair and dance here last evening.

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| THE ADAMS Theatre I S TONIGHT—TOMORROW 9 | ' “RANGE BUZZARDS” I K A big western abaction with H Is Pete Morrison and Lightning. B ■ You like westerns and .you'll like this drama. ■ ■ (ALSO —A Good Comedy. ■ B 10c 25c S 9 Coming -“THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" I I THE CORT | TONIGHT ONLY 9 “DARWIN WAS RIGHT’ I A Wm. Fox attraction with Si ALL-STAR CAST. H It look centuries for evolution lo make a man out of H a monkey—but a woman can reverse the H deal in ten minutes. H "HER BALL AND CHAIN” comedy. fl 10c Fox News 25c || Sunday and Monday—" California Straight Ahead” ■ witli Reginald Denny. ■