Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 77, Decatur, Adams County, 31 March 1927 — Page 7

I society ■ tUI) calender I THURSDAY ■ - * "■•io n- 1111 s “‘'“ M iioks Harden. I" 1 ' B’ilu.' 'h--' SOCiely ■ wen Parlors 2:30 P- ul ■ Friday ■ a “ lU ’ r lUdgL ‘ H Saturday B Section of Christian ■ 1,- AH S ' J’usuy bale—Mft Alarke’. ■'“vlult Hi'’''' < lass of Pleasant Mills ■ (i.u.H. U-'.M Sale at Schmitt s HL u t Market. SA. M. K Monday H W..W.S tluo l-iltrnry 7:45 p. m. fl T | le Delta Delphian Society will at the i"ii>lic library at 7:30 Thursday evening. | ou Wednesday evening at six o'clock, the Presbyterian minister and his family enjoyed one of Decatur s famous pot luck suppers. The members of the manse must .have had a lean and hungry look judging from the amount and valet yof the god things t 0 eat which were carried in. Their plates were so burdened with food, they were ashamed until they discovered the rest of the good Presbyterian's plates matched equally. With the good feeling which existed during the social hour, followed with a prayer service, it made all know That were livin' for each other. In a friendly sort of way. 11 T| h . Kirkland Ladies (Tub met at ■ the Kirkland high school Tuesday as- ■ ternoon. A very interesting program |l vas given The speakers of the at'ter- | noon were Mrs. l.addis, of Purdue. ■ Mrs. C V Milliken, Mrs. C. M. Busche. I Those present included Mrs. Blanche ■ Hesschen. Mary Hower. Ed Arnold. ■ Charles Arnold. Kate Barger, Mary ■ Steele. Elizabeth Griffiths, Emma I Shckmau. Mrs. James Mauley, Lula I Arnold. Mitra Byerly, Mrs. Albert ■ Arnold, hern Seherry, Mrs. Henry ■ Borne, Mrs. Chas. Henschen, Mrs BK Mrs ties ■. ddi*. c M Busche. The next meeting will be held April 23. The first lesson on i advanced millinery will be given. —» e Mrs. George Teems section of the Christian Ladies Aid society will hold a pastry sale in Lichty's meat market Saturday morning. The patI rouage of the public is solicited. I LDC A-LS ihe atimiai North Wszd play will be given in the Decatur "high school: auditorium Friday evening, starting | at 8 o'clock. S The national advertisers are running large schedules in the Daily* Democrat and other daily newspapers which is a good indication that there will be increased business this year. Ihe regular meeting of the Rotary dub will he held this evening at the K - of C. hall. Is - H. L. Koontz and daughter,, f arol, and Mrs. Don Lutes and son, f'lomas. returned to Indianapolis today after a visit here with relatives. Several people in this city are driving new carg ~n d loca | dealerg "port several sales since the spring days arrived. , '«o weeks from tomorrow is Good "day. For several years the busiI ' ess houses in this city have closed '"ling the Three Hours in comment''"it on of the three hours which IHI spent and died on the cross. 1 is. not known what action will bo '-“ken this year. 1,11 1 s seems t' he somethin' about 'imp ledge that disqualifies a feller ter uiiy wit o' real usefulness. This morn- * n J MoppgJ said. “Well, Friday’s ■ I'Hmse New Year,” an' he hain’t 11 " d a lick fer years. Au optimist ■1 teller that lets his wife know his me s insured. A1.,. Martin, Indianapolis News. ,h Misses Josephine Glenn, Mar- ‘ Huffman and Florence Felton, ‘limtington, were guests of Miss ii Hocker and other friends here yesterday. ' " -'ass Ute Anna, Vance has returned “ Baltimore, Maryland, to resume her s hi Goucher College, after the annual Spring vacation "’’e with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ■ L. Vance. t.. l ietJ ’’nndtell, of Fort Wayne, , ■'■'ilitig her patents, Mr. ahd Mrs. end SlUitll, cr tllis c * ly > ov . e £ tlu ‘ week!l - Hid Mrs. Jacob Bloemker, and ‘ng det, Em ma , of Ossian, spent yes-teiUa-v here shopping.

1 SENATE TO VOTE ON IMPEACHMENT CASE LATE TODAY DOMINI III) 11(1111 1-AI.K ONR) claimed sufficient strength to prevent his removal from office. They be- . lieved the prosecution would huve u majority vote but fall of the necessary , two-thirds majority. Members of the house hoard of . managers claimed to votes for convict ion. t o NEARLY 150,000 MINERS PLAN TO LAY DOWN TOOLS (< OXTIXI F.il I’HOM fAtiH «nki more than $1,000,000 available and • international officers are authorized to levy special strike assessments i without a referendum vote of the i union. Maintenance men were authorized by the union to remain at their posts . during the shutdown. » Collector Kidnapped And Robbed Os SSOO South Bend, Ind., Mar. 31—(United I Press)—Police of*northern Indiana j today hunted for two unmasked bandits who kidnapped Frank Sosmoski. collector for a chain of grocery store 1 and robbed him of SSOO, Sosmoski was taken out of the city by the bandits who threw him >• from their car after robbing him. • 0 Sixteen Teams Left In National Basketball Meet • Chicago, March 31.—Sixteen undet seated teams remain today in the ■ ninth annual interscholastic basketball tournament of the University of Chicago. This evening there will be t but half as many. And Saturday night - the two quintets surviving today's > game and the semi-finals . tilts totnor- ■ row will meet for the championship.

:| THE CORT | 1 Tonight—Tomorrow Qa (be g “THE CANYON OF LIGHT” g. S A Wm. Fox Screen Classic, featuring =£ 1 m TOM MIX and His Horse, TONY. a gfjj I’lie smashing romance of a Square Guy in a round “fj U> of adventlies. From the batik' scarred fields ol ' nje France to a Ghost City ol the West. 1 iV ‘QUIET PLEASE” ‘FELIX, THE CAT.” 10c 25c , j? Sunday and Monday—“VENUS Ol’ VENICE featuring Constance Talmadge. —i —x- — - ■ — rn- ... I - ■““*■" Z ~~ r ' I: z V 7 \ I\| \\ 1 H- °Pl\\ ' ! : i I! jj I t 3] i ; t Convenience! r 1 i l *J i . ! s ; ' CONVENIENTLY carried in the ordinary J ; I purs,. . . easier to handle than a 10l of s : ; r ucy cash ... a Check Book is indispens- ! able to the modern woman shopper. V\ hat s ' ! more, il gives her a record and a receipt ; h! for every exjH'niliiurc! s l ! '!l; Know lhat Convenience! Open Ji; an Account with the -- J;: : i Old Adams County Bank | -i YOUR BANKING HOME • :l i : ’ I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1927.

FORD REPORTED I BETTER TODAY Detroit, Mich., Mur. 31—(United Press) Physicians attending Henry Ford, victim of u "hit and run’’ auto driver, reported their wealthy patient making "good progress’’ early this afternoon at the Ford hospital here. | A< the same time officials invest!gating the accident which sent the world's, richest man to a hospital cot with an injured chest and severely cut and bruised admitted their progress was "slow'' and were not yet ready to make a definite statement that the accident was Ihe resulb of an attempt on the motor magnate's life. During the noon hour Dr. R. 1). McClure, chief surgeon of the Ford hospital, Issued the following bulletin: "Progress continues satisfactory. While Mr. Ford is still in considerable distress, there are no signs of complications. Temperature, pulse md respiration are normal.’’ o — If you wish beautiful snowy white clothes always use Russ Bleaching Blue. Al Igrocers. TT Oil EQ TREATED and a nLLO Cure Guaranteed Any form of Piles (Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding) are dangerous if neglected. Every Druggist Bel's PAZO OINTMENT with the understanding that money will be refunded if it fails to cure. In tubes with i pile pipe. 75c; or in tin box. 60c. Removing the cause of Constipation - 1 Today most people know how to avoid constipation. First: Eat miupler foods, allowing digestive sjmtcxn to improve. Seoond: JiUmubtUs better dices' >n axid bowel Jarty by taking Chamberlain Tablets fra wet k. They ar"use healthy digeetion, get quick suits. 50c or 25c pocket sizes at your druggist. For free am*B plo wrte Chamberlain Med. Co.. 601 Park St., Do Moines. CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS

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1 I Going Great! I " ( ash in on this Price Reduction Event and buy your tires in our big | CLOSING OUT SALE j SIZE. HIGH H.D. GREY H. IL PRESSURE CORDS CORDS CORDS TUBES TUBES - 30x3 ci $ $ 6.20 $ $ 1.45 $ 1.70 ■ 30x3'/> Cl. 8- 30 7.35 13.90 1.65 1.90 30x3'2 Extra Size -. 3.65 30x3'/j Cl. Gt 10.85 8.20 2.00 2.20 ■ ■ 30x3'/j SB H-30 1-65 1.90 ■ 30x3'/, SB Gt 12.15 9.35 2.00 2.20 ■ 32x3*/> SB 13.55 10.45 2.10 2.45 31x4 SB 15-30 11.80 16.35 Ci. 2.30 2.80 ■ 32x4 SB ".. 16.10 12.10 19.40 2.40 2.90 ■ 33x4 SB 16.95 13.05 2.50 3.00 k ■ 34x4 SB 18.05 13.70 2.60 3.10 ■ ■ 32x4'/ 2 SB 21.95 16.90 27.50 3.10 3.40 ■ ■ 29x4'/: SB 2.95 3.20 ■ ' 33x4'/. SB 22.80 17.55 28.50 3.15 3.50 ■ ■ 34x4' 2 SB 23.60 18.15 29.50 3.30 3.60 ■ 35x4 SB 24.70 3.40 3.70 | B 36x4 ‘ 2 SB 25.85 3.50 3.8a L 30x5 SB 26.50 3.55 4.00 M | 30x5 SB Ex. Heavv 33.10 3.55 4.00 33x5 SB 29.85 22.40 36.60 4.00 4.40 ■ 1 | 34x5 SB 39.40 4.10 4.50 ■ 35x5 ’SB 32.05 21.05 40.30 4.20 4.65 ■ ■ 37x5 SB 34.35 4.35 4.80 BALLOONS 4 PLY 6 PLY RADIO TUBES fl 27x4.40 SB $10.15 $ $ $ 2.05 ■ 29x4.40 SB O 10.70 8.40 2.15 ■ fl 29x4.75 SB 13.45 16.15 10.50 2.50 ■ fl 30x4.75 SB 14.00 10.95 2.55 ■ 29x4.95 SB 15.30 11-80 2.60 fl 30x4.95 SB 15.85 12.20 2.65 ■ fl 31x1.95 SB 17.50 2.70 ■ ki 28x5.25 SB ....................... 16.60 2.85 ■ fl 29x5.25 SB 17.15 2.95 ■ ■ 30x5.25 SD 17.70 13.65 3.00 ■ fl 31x5.25 SB 18.30 21.40 14.20 3.05 ■ 30x5.77 SB 20.85 * 24.40 16.05 3.55 fl 32x5.77 SB 23.15 26.60 3.80 fl 30x6.00 SB 20.20 3.35 fl 31x6.00 SB 20.80 3.50 ■ fl 32x6.00 SB 21.40 21.65 3.65 fl 33x6.00 SB 22.10 25.50 17.00 3.90 fl 32x6.20 SB 25.50 29.05 4.10 ■ ■ 33x6.20 SB 26.05 29.95 4.35 ■ 30x6.75 SB ~ 30.30 4.45 ■ fl 32x6.75 SB 27.30 31.95 4.85 ■ fl 3.3x6.75 SB 33.05 5.05 ■ 3 34x7.30 SB 36.95 36.95 5.65 ■ | Buy Now At These Low Prices | | Staley’s Battery'& Tire Shop I j North Second Street Decatur, Indiana I

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