Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 178, Decatur, Adams County, 29 July 1927 — Page 8

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NEWS FROM MONROE —by— Miss Creo Crist Mr. and Mia. R. E. Shlik and ami. Robert. of West Palm Peach, Florida an- visiting relatives and friends for a ftw WFekfl. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Buache, east of town motored to Lynn. Sunday afternoon, to visit with Miss Jones. Mls» Louise Busche will accompany them home. Mr and Mrs. J. F. Crist motored to Fort Wayne, Sunday, to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Milo Rllyard. Mrs. Hllyard has been confined to her bed for sometime on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs. James Albert, of Youngstown. Ohio, are visiting with relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Shirk and daughter. Ruby, of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Carl Shirk and son. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Shirk and son. Jack, of West Palm Beach. Florida. John Shirk of Decaturj and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Shirk and son. Robert, also of West Palm Beach. Florida. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs W. S. Smith and family at dinner Sun-j day. Misses Crystal Sells, Mai dalle Hocker, Francille and Electra Oliver, all' of Muncie Normal, spent the week end with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bahner and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Guyer. of Sunbury, Pennsylvania ami Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Balmer ami family held a picnic dinner Sunday In: Bellmont Park, Decatur. Arzia Crist. Ernest Whitenack and Miss Leia Bahner. all of Fort Wayne spent the week-end with their respective parents. Misses Lucille and Glennis Sells, of Greenville. Ohio, are visiting with their respective parents. Misses Lucille ami Glennis Sells of: Greenville, Ohio, are visiting with ■ their Grandmother, Mrs. Hattie Sells! and their uncle. Mr. Harve Sells. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and fa-' mlly. of Vandalia. Ohio, spent the i week-end with the latter's pareir < Mr. and Mrs. David Leisure. Mrs. Jason Essex returned to h- r home in De Witt. Arkansas, Monday, after spending several days with hm'i mother. Mrs. Nancy Parrish, who is critically ill. Mrs. Parrish's condition l is about the same. Mr ami Mrs. John Fox ami damditer. Patsy Eileen, oi; Berne, and Mr ,

' Ph Payment* 1(1 Tou’ll Never Miss pF > | TT/tT Jr"' 1 tTt 5 4 J S J For Aomes without JT oloctricity, the Moytaf I L it available with in- fF built latolina motor, WAiAYTAG/5 Easily Adjusted to Your Height THROUGH adjustable legs, the Maytag is easily raised or lowered to suit your height. This is but one of the many Maytag features that makes washday easier and more comfortable. Then, there is the famous cast-aluminum tub, that keeps water hot for an entire washing—the tub that drains and cleans itself in 30 seconds after the washing is done. i PHONE ***next washday I without obligation or expense. Wash big tubfuls in 3 to 7 minutes —wash even collar and cuff edges without hand-rub-bing. Try the Maytag—if it doesn’t sell itself, don’t keep it. THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, lowa :Mummum t Adams County Maytag Co. 226 N. 2nd St. Phone 218. F Maytag dealers everywhere follow the standardized rule of sending a Maytag to a home to do a week’s washing I free and without obligation of any kind. This is the way all Maytag Gyrafoam Washers are sold. 88» j 11111111101111

and Meil Essex and family called on Mrs. Nancy Parrish, Sunday afternoon. Harve Ginter ami family, of Craig vllle, visited with his mother, Mrs. Alice Ginter, Monday. I Mr. mid Mrs. James A. Hendricks nml M:s. Frnnkye Thompson, were the 1 guests of ('. W. Hendricks and family nt Fort Wayne. Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Everhart and I’ sons spent the week-end with the for-| - mer's brother. Ja-Ro Everhart mid • family, nt Niles, Michigan. |i Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Forrnr and Mr. j ami Mrs. J. C. Kessler spent the weeki end at Blue Lake. , I Kenneth Branch and Doyle Hoffman I were callers In Cralgvllle, Sunday. | .' Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Barker and faI mlly of Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Simeon | t Smith, of Preble, were the guests of i Mr. mid Mis. 11. L. Haggard nt dinI tier Sunday. i Mis- Margarite Fortar. of Monroe, 'and Mr. Delbert Beal, of Portland, attended the races nt Winchester. Sunday. | J Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ray and sons ' returned to their home in Gnibill, Monday, after spendin gthe week-end with relatives here. I Mr. and Mis. R. E. Shirk and son. j Robott M . ate visiting in Fort Wayne * this week. I W. H. Haggard called cn Lt ('. Biandyberry, Sunday afternoon. | Erwin Stucky and family were calliis in Herne Monday evening. E. T. Jones, of Pleasant Mills, was a business caller in town Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nussbaum and ' family, of Berne, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haggard. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray and (laugh ter spent the week-end at Bryant. II G. Hendricks, of Richmond, spent the week-en dwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hendricks. Mrs. .1. V. Essex and son. Harry, motored to Winchester. Monday. Mr. and Mrsfl A. E. Bahner and ! daughter, Marjorie, and Mr. and Mrs. I William Guyer returned to their home I in Sunburry, Pa., Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Kauffman, of east ■ of town, entertained Tuesday evening ■ in honor of Mrs. 1). W. Essex and children. of De Witt, Aikansas. The even- ' ing was spent in making and eating ; ice-cream. Those present were; Mis. 1). W. Essex and children, of De Witt. I Arkansas; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nelson I and family, of Decatur; Rev. Leslie ' McCarger and family, Clifford F x and family. Mrs. Margared Dulin, Miss

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Lois Ellen Keller, Mrs. Elma Essex an dsou Harold and Donald Elzey, nil of Monroe. . Mr. and Mrs. Perry Morgan are the I proud parents of u girl baby. I Mr. mid Mrs. Jacob Liechty. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Luehty and family. Mr. and Mrs.'Elmer Liechty and son, all I of Heine, were the guests of R. L. Spilinger and family. Sunday. | o Van Wert installs Electric Pumps In Water Works Plant i Van Wert. Ohio, July 2S After pumping water with steam for the past 39 I or 40 years, the city switched to its new electrical equipment yesterday. I The new electrical equipment includes two sixty-horse, one twenty- . horse and one five-horse power electri- | cal motors. The city's two deep-well pumps are to he driven by the twentyhorse motor. The two sixties will he used to furnish pressure and the small 1 motor is for pumping water out of the pit of the water woiks building. "We expect the new equipment to make quite a saving for the city," I Mr. S.oops said today. "The two old steam pressure pumps have been in ■ service for so long that they are alI most past repair. The two large boilers are from 16 to IS years old. are I patched and will no longer stand a high pressure. Last year it took close I I to a thousand tons of coal a' $1.75 per ton to furnish the steam required.

FINAL WEEK OF OUR I JULY Clearance Sale I SATURDAY, JULY 30 ENDS OUR JULY SALE. ■ You had better get in this week and take advantage of these bargains. ■ DRESS TROUSERS C- life QQ STRAW HATS ■ 150 pair; (he newest patterns iJUHm 101 8 <J All this seasons sailors and soft Z and styles. Summer and * straws. No old out of date S winter weights bats in the lot. ■ 25% discount 1 lot of Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits left oxter from 25% discount I $ 9 25 v-ihies $ 1 70 previous seasons. Not the best style for dress wear $6.00 valuess4.7s ■ $2 50 valuessl*9o but a wonderful bu > for wOrk These suits were; $5.00 valuess3.7s I $3.00 values .Z" .$2.25 s3 ° ‘° s4s 7f ' Us ° va,ues $3-4 ° I $3.50 valuess2.6s $4.00 valuess3.oo 1 $4.00 valuess3.oo S 3 50 values $2.65 1 Blue a ® d ergc N Dre lti hirts d ’** values * 25 I $6.00 values ......$4.75 Staple Suits $2.50 values .151.90 I io % pi — t 10%$t“r:7Z I Hart Schaffner & Marx ( - - I And Other Makes Os SUITS I $22.50 to $30.00 $30.00 to $40.00 x 1 values values 'values” I $16.75 $22.75 $27 75 SUMMER SUITS Bradley ~ ~ u Q — Palm Beach and Bathing Suits Knicker Suits Lav nee M ash x tuts Mohair y 2 Price 25% Discount . 8 Fast Colors $15.00 values .. $7.50 $5.00 SX7S 1 Lottq discount $18.50 values . ,$12.50 ....... ...$3.00 ! Ix)t ’ ‘ $1 00 valueg 8(k Hart Schaffner & fs.oo values $2.25 pj ovs 1 p nn t c $2.00 values ... $1.60 Marx Dixih Weaves Sweatt SuitWam? ®-25 values ... .SI.BO 20% Discount 20% Discount 10% to 20% discount. sTiio values ' ' $l4O Many Other Rems Throughout the Store at Sale Prices. Holthouse Schulte Co. HIGHEST GRADE MERCHANDISE ONLY

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A Useless Death A few days ago the Fort Wayne News put out a cartoon of famous liiatorical horses, among them the $2.5t)0 horse which the governor of Indiana sold to the famous prisoner, D. C. Stephenson in the state prison at Michigan City. They are all famous now-the governor, Stephenson and the horse. No doubt, but they will all get an editorial in every newspaper in every state in the Union. But there are some of us "small fiy" Republicans who think the News Is certainly mistaken about that very valuable horse choking to death yn a corn cob. We think, judging from the picture In the News that what really ailed that, horse was pneumonia and that he really died from the lack of medical whiskey, which our distinguished attorney general is now working so hard for- and making so many speeches about. Now what was Governor Jackson and Art Gilliom doing to let such a valuable;

iLnlmtl di- i- * n ‘ ! lon C.f good whiskey, when they knew ? where to gel 11. We say a gallon I' 5 takes a whole lot of whiskey to use. • it for medicine. { Republican Voter. I — ’ Maurice Z.dl, of ort Wayne, visited ! friends here last evening. 9 ■ ... -TT

It’s Shredded Wheat Time In DECATUR . 17‘Ot'Ia' One package of SHREDDED K JK ■ WHEAT and One Shopping Bag With One Box of Shredded Wheat Purchased This is an unusual offer and will not last long. V. e' are assisting the Grocer so that more people will reap the benefits of health anti food enjoyim'nl packed in Shretlded Wheat. See The Grocer Today!—One Deal to Each Family.

Revival Os Smuggling Along English Coast London (Vniiml Press l-Smuggling ~ ln cratlve profeasiAn carried on In Brit;,in ovet a hundred years ago. is greatly pmturblug the Board of Trade; , nffl , i u l s Who are responsible for the'

‘ <‘f "rdsltt's Along the coastline (>f lh# g I Channe! ar.- m„„ t .,.„ t|s villages whose h.c.,| hi , t ,„. y amuggllng legends. „f tl .„ when government activity | this business too n Hk} , t|) be ( 'on. ’