Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 59, Decatur, Adams County, 10 March 1927 — Page 7

I PEARLS lo>««£■*I o>««£■* ■ By Hedda Toyt ■ i nrpss Fkibion Editor) I ,V wk Mar. to (United Pre..) I rJarl.’brink ’«■«..? " ‘hey do I Bh Jl certainly be weeping our I*, ff before long because pearls ■ h ' be the only ‘JP* Os JuWel,r I * „ nbe well worn for all hour. I d«v. The gir! in the Jersey sport I ° wears a choker of large pastel | drK .. her throat, For afternoon I fevening occasions the pearl neck--111 nules all others. Os course, ■“1 ° f ew women wear real pearls IX #nd tl,ls uu,y bu ywc | -(use to worry about tears. I The long lengths of pearls are still I being »o>k but it Is predicted that 24 ■ . h lengths will soon become more I lar. Longer lengths are a bit overI Ling on the small woman and are I latteting to the large-busted perI SIIB Three pent! -frauds of graduating I lengths joined at the rear with a large I .ingle clasp are both newer and more I flattering that 62 inch strands. These I ageing shown in the new gray ano. Pink shades as well as natural tints. | Gray pearls give a somewhat metalic effect and are lovely with dresses u.-| jpg metallic trimming. Pink pearls are, i of p tourmaline pink shade and are ■ BMt becoming. Often gray and pink pearls are combined in long or short pecklaces. Clasps of pink tourmalin® | are being used on gray pearls in many instances. Pearl and crystal combinations are likewise new and these are particularly lovely at evening time. Forthose who can afford seed pearls we suggest the twisted strands of these tiny pearls in choker or 24 inch . length. These are certainly beautiful and while the pearls arc small they are | real. On the 24 inch lengths tassels of seed pearls suspending from a single pride or tourmaline bead act as pend aids. Three or more strands of seed pearls may be used for choaker length the more strands combined the thicker the choaker, and, of course, the more costly. o_ BIRTH B«4ty Jean, is the name of the girl baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nye, l of Short street, March 3. This is the | second child and first daughter. —— . — , .

. a—— tfe - >jW|\ 'KOU w \ / ■'W’’M' II- I mwiMTwaonw Rare Beauty in New Micheals - Stern Top Coats! I i n years ago the. lop Coat was a garment that 75'; of men go| along without they wore their ulsters right up to their Palm Beaches. Today vastly dilTereul. I his Spring even Brti Tin Tin is having a n'w coat and if you will take the lime to see how gorgeous the John T. Top Coats are you'll spend ninny happy healthy hours wearing a Myers' label. With Top (’.oat Hats to match. Suits to Blend. And Have you seen our shoe w indow ? Look ’em over. JohiL’T-MyecA & Sen ‘o and shoes J eok dad and lad-' INDIANA" * — — >

Average Hobo Eats Five Tinies Per Day I ■ Hridgeport, Conn. Mar. It) (United Pres.) —The average hobo eats about five times a day but his greatest difficulty at meal times is finding u place where he can get solid food. Prof. Wil-' Hum B. Hailey told at a meeting hero i recently. He is an insurance company, economist. Housewives generally fill knights of. tiie open road with rich pies and cakes when the recipients would much prefer a good thick sandwich. Dr. Bailey is credited with knowing as much about the American hobo as any man in the country, having conducted a lodging house for such men tn New Haven while on a Yale faculty. •O — — .Japanese Prince To Visit America Tokyo (United Press).—Prince Takamatsu, a younger brother of the Emperor, will be graduated from the Naval Torpedo School in July, after! which he will become a member ofl the crew of a training squadron that' will visit a number of American ports, on both the Pacific and AtI lantlc coasts. The squadron will con--1 sist of the cruisers Iwate and Asams. After his return to Japan, in the ' spring of 11*28. Prince Takamatsu will leave for England to enter a uuiver- ' sity, probably Oxford, where he will be in residence for one or two years. o Butler Claims State Basketball Championship Indianapolis, Ind.. March 10 —Coach Tony Hinkle's Butler basketball team got going in the second half and turned in a victory over Wabash last week, which brought the state championship ! to the Indianapolis school. Although the Notre Dame outfit can boast oft v NOTICE! My Shop, on South Second etreet, now open for business. 1 wish to take this opportunity to thank all my former customers for past favors, and cordially invite new’ ones. i Art Shop Beauty Parlor Mrs Frieda F. Teeter, 1 Phone 667. 8-10

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I the same figure, iu the percentage column, followers of the Bulldog muI chine feel that Hinkle's teum played a harder schedule and also point out. that Hinkle', teum played a harder that the Busier team defeated Franklin, conquerors of Notre Dame. Coach i Hinkle announced tliut gold basketballs, emblematic of the state championship and of Butler's dean slate uI gainst Big Ten teams, would be award- ■ ed to member, of the team. Students l and alumni organizations are planning fitting celebrations in honor 01 the team and Coach Hinkle. Prospect, for a fine time next year are unusually bright us Captain Wakefield will be the only man lost to the squad. The strength of the Bulldog team tills year was largely due to the fact that Coach Hinkle had several reserve men who could bo depended upon to step into the line-up at any time and deliver the goods. With eight of this year's varsity returning and several promising men on the Freshman team. Coach Hinkle will have a . good wealth of material for rhe campaign next year. I . Get the Habit—Trade at Home, it Pay. ' Don’t Let A Child u Cough A Coughing child needs help. For 64 years. Mother, have relied on Chamberlain’. Cough Remedy. It removes choking phlegm and stops tho cough. Ask your druggist to-day. Mother.—write for free booklet on “Care of the Sick.” Chamberlain Medicine Co., 603 Park, Des Moines. Contains no alcohol «“*■ or narcotics CWJWS | , COUGH REMEDY

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Dog Refuses To Join Suicide Pact; Saves Lives Os Man And Wife Vienna (United Press) —Their dog's antiplthy to suicide, or at least to gas as a wuy of committing suicide, was responsible for the rescue alive of a Viennese accountant and his wife who attempted to usphyxiute themselves. The accountant pud his wife discouraged by their troubles closed the windows and doors of their appartment, opened all of the gas Jets, and lay down on the bed to die in each others’ F arms. By accident, or maybe because they wished that their dog should accomp-’ any them into the beyond, they had shut their dog up in the house with them. The dog had different views. As soon 1 as the gas became unpleasant lie sought fresh air by jumping through the glass window pain. Running to the porter lite d g bark-

MAKE PAY DAY SAVE DAY You find people thinking that saving is useless unless large deposits are made. Frankly, this is a mistaken notion. The regularity, not the amount, of I your deposits is the important thing. Regular deposits—each pay day—plus interest, will make the future yours to command. SAVE REGULARLY I THE PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST CO. BANK OF SERVICE I

ed until the latter investigated. The dog's master and mistress resuscitated and now all three are again trying to make the best of life. • ii ii 1... ■ ■ o ~ i■' 1.. ■ ■ ■ Unprecedented Cold Sweeps Turkestan Tashkent, Turkestan (United Press) - icy weather instead of the normal sub-tropical climate here threatened this city of 160,000 persons with des--1 truction by flood which was averted only by the narrowest margin. The thermometer plunged suddenly to twenty-live degree zero, Centlr ' grade (13 degrees below zero Fahrenheit) and the new hydro-electric plant | under construction in a gorge above the city froze. The pressure of ice had ■ .‘.trained the coffferdams to the bursti ing point when artifical heat was p.p- --' died as trdesperate remedy to prevent tiie dam fioni going out and releas-

•ng tho waters behind It. Many residents of Tashkent had a- . bandoued their homes in face o.’ the Imminent danger. Turkestan has not had freezing weather within th." memory of any person now alivo. o I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rapp have return-I ed to their home iu Syracuse after at-1 | tending tile funeral of Mrs. Rapp's I I father, George Patterson.

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Mrs. J. H. Heller visited in Fort i Wayne this afternoon.

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