Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 208, Decatur, Adams County, 2 September 1926 — Page 5

M >*■ « T >i gg L* I " v * f * ■ ctlß calender HI f .„ c -- ~ H Thursday I Adoeh lvV lcty -- Mrfi ' ■ .Uwin Cor’" ll ' all ,IMy ' ■ -i- nil Will (las- of U- B. church ‘ ,u B F<L >Tsbvterian Woman's Home and ( ■ ’ Missionary Society, meeting, n > ( i until next Tuesday after- ■ ■ Thf |4th annual Hoop family reun- ■ HI b . 1,, |,| at Bellmont park. e»st BE 'his city ■'itni'a.'’■ September 5. All ■ ’'wives lit the Hoop family arc corI iiaily invited. y rs Sant lienehen entertained the ’ , ~ nf lb, Kirkland Jatdis Club t «6!dd { ‘ , I . ~v ,- -.rnoon. Those who atR ™?Bu<v 1,1 kll »<■>< Mrs. Jesse Byerly. Mrs. r Bracht. Mrs. Charles lienehen. Mrs Yancy. Mrs J. Pease. Mrs. Frank ‘ ate Mrs John Kirchner, Misses .'and rlene Kirchner, Blanche Margaret and Lucile Henrtten M d Rachel Yager. The hostess serv- ! w dainty refreshment* Mr. and Mrs W. P. Schrock and ton. Bill.' and daughter. Janet, will .leave at noon today for Muncie to attend tin- wedding of Miss Margaret Meyers, daughter of Rev. Hunter MeyI Im, a former resident of this city. jTlte wedding will be performed in the church at 7:3‘J o’clock’ Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

I I ‘ they were setting together I ■ Be > at the Cort! I 19 A Decatur lad and lassie taking a love scene Cg TOMBS SITO (TOE,IB HQ seriously — / "m “Look. John” came a whisper and touch of h» < '«■ .3—' ’ —,O the hand—■” that suit Doug Fairbanks is wearing SR ‘ >e ' s h<i’ he loves her has the same le 8 ’■ l " ■. 1 1 i & ' Myers Co. window that I wanted you to see. flu jr V ’ A broad nudge. John 3r| $ - ; $20.00 " $42.50 | ir New j. a ]| shoes—the fashion's latest dictation. “5 I New Shirts, New Hats, Chic Cravats. ijp fdub-T-AyexZ) (3© ! J BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS J MONEY-ALWAYS"* s '•DECATUR- INDIANA ■ —I ■ ■■ ■■ ■ '— l "■ 1 " ■■■—■■—— I .1 „ ,

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Smith will leave tomorrow to attend the wedding. Channel swimmers are giftin' t' be 1 as common as short lived families. Thor's few finer feelin's than when we slip noiselessly from second ini' high In downtown traffic.—Abe Martin. Indianapolis .sews. Mr. and M,rs, oJhn Carmody and children have returned from a aev- 1 era! days visit with relatives and I friends in Chicago. I C. 1.. Johnson and daughters, Marcella. Alice and Martha, of Gasy. are I ,lt.he guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.' Hocker and Mr and Mrs. E. W. Johnson and families for a few days. Mrs. Petry Gandy, and son. of Fort Wayne, are visiting in the home of Mrs. Minerva Niblick and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller, of Fort i Wayne, are vsltlng relatives and friends, here today. Miss Josephine Suttles spent the Jay in Fort Wayne visiting with friends. Dr. J. Peterson, of Terre Haute, will arrive tonight to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peterson and other relatives here. He will be accompaned home Monday by Mrs. Peters;: and their daughter. Shirley Jeanne, who have been visiting here for the past three weeks at the Samuel Butler home. Elmer Johnson of Montgomery. Mich., a former Decatur resident, was her e attending the fair today. The Misses Naomi Durkin and l Josephine Malley arrived in this country Sunday from a trip abroad. They are visitng in New York, Atlantic I City. Philadelphia and Washington, 1 D. C., before returning home. They J ’"expect to arrive in Decatur Monday 1 or Tuesday. Mi. and Mrs. John Niblick, who are attending the Sesqui-centennial expo- ' sition in Philadelpha, since returning from a trip abroad, are expected to •arrive in the city next week. Mr. and

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Mrs. Niblick took the trip abroad lull observance of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. When they were married fifty years last June they attended the world's fair at Philadelphia. Peg, and Dick Shaw and Miss Mary i Catherine Alwein of Shelby, Ohio, arc the guests of Miss Lois Peterson for | a few days. Mrs. P. N. Hiatt and sons, of West. Palm Beach, Florida, are the guests | of Mrs. J. S. Bowers and family.! I Mrs. Hiatt and sons expect to be here several weeks. j Ms. Joe Shafer will leave tomor- ( row for Anderson where she will resume leaching In the Anderson public schools. Cal E. Peterson, Leigh Bowen, R. K. Jones. John Shirk and Pat Hendricks will motor to Van Wert, Ohio,; this afternoon where they will enjoyi a round of golf. o —, — TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pop-’ ular Premium Automobile Policies Nos. 118. 121. 123 and 125 of the Pleasand Mills, Indiana Agency of this Company. have, been mislaid, lost, distroyed or stolen from the office of Mr. E. W. France and this is to notify any person or persons holding the above policies the same are void and of no effect. Northwestern National Insurance Co. Mr. E. W. France, Pleasant Mills. Indiana. 208-3 t Busche Twins Taken Home Rogene ami Eugene Busche, twin babies of (Jounty Agent and Mrs. i M. Busche, were removed from the Adams County Memorial Hospital, where they were born several weeks ago. to their horn? near Monroe, Tuesday. Rogene now weighs six pounds, two ounces, and Eugene tips the scabs as seven pounds, six ounces. Both having made nice gains since birth. — o I No other blue like Russ Bleaching Blue Insist upon the name. All

Velvet Hats To Be Popular This Fall By Hedda Hoyt (Written for the United Pre • ) New York, Sept. 2. —(United Press I —New styles, fads and accessories cn front one each day ns fall approaches | and while It Is still 100 early (o InI dulge in bonnets am! froi ks of Win- | tery fab:les we can be terming na idea I of what is what In Sinartdon,. Velvet seems to be the outstanding fabric for hats. Both dull and blight colors ate used. Snapes vary from tarns, crushed turban < and small brimmed sport r model to widebrim.ned affairs. Often two colors of v-lvet are combined in sort of a patchwork manner to form tarn shapes. Many ; of the velvet tarns in the :;ii;»ps must be draped and tacked to suit the wearer. Felt and grosgrain ribbon cirnblie , to form some of the smartest of tain or sports shapes, and though felt will

IHBiWHHfcMI , Kwj Wl ' I 30 Years Os Service I ■ ■ M We wish to make formal announcement that the interest of James L. Gay in the Gay, Zwick & Myers Furni- •jf | , |pl- lur e store, has been assumed by his partners and that the business will now operate under the name of the i IHH tig! i |j Zwick & Myers Furniture Store |j 1 K ‘ '?■ • MJj This store has been in business for more than 30 years ] ■ and its policy has always been to supply the needs of the ' w| I» i - J" public at moderate prices and at the same time sell good I pii merchandise. lilll! I ‘ i.-L- - ISI * I The policy in regard to quality goods and fair prices will I v ■ & gs== not be chunked by the new ownership. We apprecinte the patronage which has been accorded this store in the ! S.B;! past and extend an invitation to the buying public to visit *1 4 I &?-; our place of business. It will be a privilege to serve voj. ! ZWICK | FURNITURE STORE I j M “FURNITURE MAKES THE HOME.” W- ZWICK —North Second Street R. D. MYERS F.*W .'B'S . V'l-' . , , V ' ■■ :.x. .u .n!—' u___i_ x. i .<■ j ik..iiiii 1 j,J:... l' .!.., . Jb. - --- - —==a — 111 I »■■■■■■■ II I ■ -11..*, - —

a- j. _ . -Z7I be pppulur It will undoubledly be a Huaaoa of velvet milliuoiy. Lining* used in fu.* coats his s"ason arc extremely lovely since many of them ate embroidered or .ppliqued with velvet flowers down the sidefronts or around the hem Matty furrieis are showing imlln’d furr coats permitting one to select one gown lining and floral design. This is far more sensible than showing a readyllned coat since o two women have the same Idea as to linings. One can have one of these exquisite embroidered linings placed in a coat tor J 25 at severalshope. An unusual lining shown by an uptpwn furrier has a nlle green l ackground with embroidered orchids worked on the front. Hugh velve roaos adorn a black-lined sealcoat. Zipper bathing shoes of bright colored suede are among the Mid-Summer ■ novelties. Red. green, yellow, whit? i and black are the colors found among I these zippered models. The zipper

fastening extends up the center front of the shoe. Palld and checked velveteens are on display in several department stores. They can be made up into straightllned coats and into sports frocks, most effectively. Little bunches of glass flowers or grapes are new millinery trimmings which may replace rhinestone ornaments. White ami bright colored transparent glass is used and these little' ornaments glisten like dewdrops. —<, —Q — Gov. Al. Smith is 111 Syreeruse, N.Y. Sept. 2. —(United Press) —Illness of Governor Alfred E. Smith was expected to prevent his attendencc at the state fair today. Gov. ernor’s Day, where he was scheduled to speak. It was said at his hotel early today that plans were l>elng made for the Governor’s return to Albany. Suffering from the after effects of

his second minor operation in a week, Governor Smith was forced to take to his bed Immediately on his arrival here. Flood Takes Toll In Mexico Mexico City, Sept. 2 — (United Press) Unconfirmed ne.wspaper dispatches said 35 persons are dead in floods in the Lake Chapala and Lermo river districts of the stake of Guadalajara. MONTICELLO— Agreement papers are being circulated here to secure the right of way for widening the Lafayette-Michigan City highway, reef ntly taken over as a part of the state highway system. CORETHROAT J Gargle with warm salt watev I —then apply over throat—- ▼ Vap»oßub Ov«r 17 Millton Java Uaad Yaavly

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