Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 283, Decatur, Adams County, 1 December 1927 — Page 8

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«¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥» * NEWS FROM MAGLEY *1 * By * Miss Theo Bauer ::¥¥¥¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ K Mr. and Mrs. Milton Scherry entertained at dinner Sunday. Misses Ruth Worthman, Lucille Hilgeman, Amanda Worthman, and Alma Scherry, and Messrs L. Echrod. Clarence Reppert,' and Charles Scherry. Mr. and Mrs. William Worthman entertained Sunday at dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Baton Hower, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Markley, Jr., Miss Esther Markley. Mr. Markley. Sr. all ot Bluffton, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bloemker, Mr. and Mrs. Louts Conrad and daughter Martha. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reppert and son Robert and Mr. Clarence Croy.. Mr Louis Worthman, sr, and Mr. ami Mrs. Srnst Worthman and family took dinner, Sunday,, at the home pt Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bloemker. Mrs. Mina Reppert spent Monday at the home of Mr. and*Mrs. Victor and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Byerly. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Scherry were business callers in Decatur Monday. Mrs. Daniel Scherry called on het son Mr. Milton Scherry Monday. Earl Arnold, who is moving a house from Tocsin to near the Kirkland high schodi building passed through here Saturday afternoon. Messrs Wilson Dettinger. August' Kruetzman. Fred Zimmerman and Bill Bell were callers here Monday. Mr. Vernon Bracht, of Fort 'Wayne,'

Great Northern Hotel CHICAGO Jackson Blvd., Dearborn and Quincy Sts. In the shopping end theater district, two squares from the financial center, and convenient to the wholesale section. 1 !&{, 1 i W//mZZ ffm •. wFw i! •WL ‘ 4m? j wJ'f - « J >, . i ■ i? 7 ‘" MHErun ' QYou may feel fully assured of great satisfaction in “the comfortable Great North* em”, because of its large, bright, livable rooms, its prompt service and courteous attention to all things promoting the convenience of travelers. /jj This hotel is favored by '-X the patronage not only of those traveling onbusiness who demand accommoda- I tions of high quality at rates not excessive, but also ( by many distinguished tourists and their families. /""tl Throughout all departments including the famously good restaurants considerate moderation of charges prevails. r Room Rates from $2.50 a day

» Mrs. Otto Hildebrand and family, j’ Mr. and Mrs. Gillard Keil and daughter of Ohio City, Miss Betty Dettlnler 'of Fort Wayne, Mr. ami Mrs. Edward i Hower, of Decatur, and Mr. Ernst Dettinger spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ' spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and I Charles Dettinger. Rev and Mi's. David Grether and family were callers In Decatur Monday afternoon. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fruchte called I on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schlickman Monday, Mrs. Schlickman went home with them to visit for a couple of days. Miss Selma Scherry, Messrs. Arthur tuchte and Daniel Jaberg, of Fort Wayne, spent Sunday with their respective parents, Ed. Scherry, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frucht, and Mrs fl Caroline Jaberg. • Mr. and Mrs. John Barger, of Craig- ' viile called on Mr. and Mrs, Charles Dettinger Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bryan and daughter Ruth and son Robert spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Artie Shady’sof Columbus. Ohio. Mr. Martin Shad.' is visiting with his daughter. Mrs. Elmer Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Scherry and family spent Sunday at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scherry. Mr Christ Scherry is no better. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Dettinger entertained for supper Sunday Mr. and i ■■ * i - ■

• XL. | The Morris 5 & 10c Store I “1 » ie, 2 tor sc, 5c g The Ideal Christmas Store 1 J » » a __ t 1 • • i » jii I j Santa Claus, through the Morris Co. buying staff has been scouring the markets, seeking out the best in practical and useful gifts for I grown ups as well as the amusing kind for the little tots. How well this work has been done can best be told by an inspection of the hundreds 1 1 , of Christmas gift items that are now arrayed on the counters of the MORRIS 5 and 10c STORES. I > < TREE TRIMMINGS Christmas Wrapping f HOLLY BOXES & <5 S 9 for lOp decorations » rn & 3 I Try I Beautiful Ornaments Paper, 7 sheets, 30x20 2 &C, DC, JUC, , | Try 10c ' 19C Red Wreaths 10c < y i jr Alnrris 2 DC, 5c I Your gifts will look bet- I I Green Wreaths 25, 50c I Morris ® L ‘ White Tissue Paper ter in the boxes. . , , »»nin<r jft I . # EleC jT 2“ HpHs Christmas Wrapping Red dnd Green Roping g ft First ?? ,ghts 24 h * Cord, B - vards ic yard I’ ir st || i g ff $1.25 and $1.69 10c 5c Bells, Garlands, Icicles ‘— > I Gift Jewelry Perfume and Toilet Articles Electric Lamps and Shades S Wrist Watch Bracelets with clasp 25c Box Perfume, fancy frosted bottle, 1 odorsloc Lamps, beautiful vases, complete without bulb | Men’s Cuff Links 10c pj ece fancy box. 2 bottles perfume, face or shade 98c ft ► Child’s Bead and Bracelet setsloc, 25c powder 25c Same as above, bulb and shadeSUS | j !«c » IM«e Seta, fancy box s»c Boudoir complete silk shade . | ; ,a- 1 J-r; WOMEN’S HOSIERY s ! department I ? Gl " s PF lii i Christmas \\] wanted colors g 1 'came’i bS" Van ’ Suggestions | I Candy ' > SI.OO | '"‘ lleS I on"' 1 Silk and Knll Ties B | n ft Sws. _ « 20c « £() c I ? 50 different kinds F Rayon Bloomers ‘M Kiddies ' OU ‘ m lb Tnwels K i mostly K best colors ‘ ts Men’s Wool Mixed Hose pl inches 20c pound I si 00 i 1 warm and p - mtortab,e ’ | 50c I I 4 Tons of Pure g “ ~ - g 15c 9 H ° U «ec al i i Fresh Candy | liavon Sl > ps g , DRUMS DOLLS H TA [ L S.l HO we R made 2 - in h ma mrna LadiesVMercerized Hose ” Cream Chocolates • epl.vv 25c and SI.OO wanted colors, S| Box Towel Sets F ft assorted flavors "" 111 “*— ‘jA Mechanical Trains dolls, special, SI.OO pair 00 If 1 V ' 25c’"""' 1 I Art Silk H».e g SI.OO CHINA DISHES f 20c I Fancy Ta’ble Scarf. M t 50C A Tinker Toys u p|KW g ,j. . | I 11i,r 20c ’’“" r<!y I Fancy Gitater. '' ' | Saxophones | Buffet Sets M | i HEED DOLL CARTS I . 3 Wo „?Wfler“| Special Prices to V Bus , Flivvers, Racers, s3>oo and $5 . 00 nt If ft i Teachers /Jlj 20(‘ P Airplanes —————— , Jpl.vV // | LjL /L J K 25c Red Table with ’ < Men’s Mercerized Hose, kfc i Purses and Hand Bags I < | HANDKERCHIEFS STATIONERY EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES | 1 Colored Sport Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Handker- Assorted Color Paper in one box . . at nn chiefs, Voile and Georgette Handkerchiefs, Initial Electric Toaster, a .pJ.oO ValUC' • g Handkerchiefs, White Handkerchiefs, Rayon Hand- fckMV . Qhnyhnfa L kerchiefs. Handkerchiefs in big array, always an ft cw Colors—New Stationery, 24 sheets paper, lllln ollCll ’ acceptable gift. 24 Envelopes Large Celluloid Dolls lUC > 5,10 c "25c 10c and 25c Pathe Records 3 for sl-00 |.— ; | | rp| n< • r* O 1 a 01. t ilI lheMornss&locStore | t for all. S | | “ I Decatur’s Christmas Store

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927.

Mrs. Daniel Scherry and family and Miss Tima Scherry and Mr. L Echrod. ot Berne. Mr. anti Mrs. Harry Bauer entertained tor dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Ben F. Sowards. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sowards anti son LaVere. ot Tocsin, Mrs. Elizabeth Hauer and son John. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Worthman Jr., and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Hllgemull ami family and Miss Amanda Worthman spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Scherry and daughter Vera Janes. Miss Theo Bauer and Walter Franhiger were dinner guests Sunday of Miss lada Schlickman, ot Peterson. Other guests were Misses Melvenfa Newhard, of Preble, Mabie Lyse, Mabie Hetrick, of Craigville and Messis. Curtis Engle, of Decatur, Lowell Arnold, Ray Schlickman and Floyd Arnold also of Peterson. A good time was enjoyed by every one. Mr. and Mfs. Victor Byerly are the proud parents of a baby girl, born November 25. Rev. Ginther and family took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Christ Bonne and family. o— — OWENSVII.LE - Vivian Smith, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith suffi red a severed ligament in her wrist when she tripped and fell on a broken milk bottle.

Cat Skins In Demand For Lining Fur Coats London, — (INS) Cats' skins far lining fur coats and tor making cheap furs are now in great demand according to the report ot the Public Fur Sales. * Over 61,000 cats' skins were sold last month—2l,ooo more tnan six months ago The skins come mainly from'instltutlons which remove unwanted cats painlessly, and one of their oft'kl.ils stated that at one ot their institutions alone they destroy about 50,000 cats annually. -r- OSpeed Mad Autoists Made To Haul Coal Kansas City, Mo., —(UP) Kansas City has found an outlet for motorists who have a mania for speed and husbands who beat their wives. Out at the municipal farm. James J. O'Rourke, the superintendent, has established a coal line where speeders and wife beaters who are sentenced to the workhouse go to the railroad yards a half mile away and haul coal back to the farm in wheelbarrows. There are no stop signs on the whole route and guards who accompany the

speed they wish in trundling the coal laden w'heelbarrows around. o — Whole Jury Os Women Tries Case In England London, Eng. — (INS)— What is believed to be the fibst jury Composed entirely ot women to be ompanelled in Britain was sworn in at the Civil Court at the Newcastle Assizes. By a strange coincidence their first case was that of two women charged With petty frauds. Women were first allowed to serve as jurors in Britain in under an Act which was passed that year. rOLDP I CHECKED IN 24 HOUKS wk Take HILL'S for quick. H thorough results. Pains W ■ and fever atop. The ■ ■ — t S ■ checked. Youllfeelbet-Alfl SMW ter a few hours. Be Sure Price3Oc CASGUHI> QUININE Get Bed 2ax wMbpartraM I

NEW INTERNAL REMEDY | ENDS AGONY Os Hl[ I They Relieve Piles Easily .into the bowels wh<l , 8 Now Without Salves releasing healing, soothin'’ x !s8ol M O Or Operation and harmless heibal in. m ?' neflcl «l V QUICK RELIEF EVEN ™ c e h X^ 1(1 >*4 I FOR CHRONIC CASES hemorrhoids. " d K "Although 1 suffered almost con- Glorious, lasting relief ». E etantly with piles for several years the worst ease O s 111 H I began getting relief within 24 hours! burning, protruding piles ' 8 i,vh 'a«. H after starting this marvelous newpaht, positive and sure n , 0 “t aK treatment in tablet form and in ai'huggists offer nwnev h-," at s '’ Vpr il few days every sign of my trouble i Cfdac Pile Pills fin tl ; . ' K 'I th ew ■ had disappeared,” enthusiastically | relief. s '-Wein ■ declared 0. R. Vander Carr, of Grand Not a laxative ti H Mere. P. Q. Canada. Oolac Pile Pilis an . My case was chronic, often confin- low of water al ‘"'“sval ■ Ing me to my bed. and nothing I days per dire< ij„ l | S ‘, T,'' lir ata ■ tried helped until a year ago when 1 delicate invalids sit E ’*« H got hold of a bottle of Cblac Pile comfortable without Jr i" ■' !l '*i B Pills and I have, never been troubled hours in man' instan,.,!/ 11 , ln b» H since.” continued this man. after entire relief. Thanks to modern chemistry a coat- messy salves, supp'ositori lly w,tll ing lias been found for tablets that operations no long, r u .7. ur "ft Hi is impervious to gastric juices so the one. young or 'dd,"should m’ 5, “ H tablet passes through thfe stomach ' more. 1 Burfet aaj H DEMOCRAT WANT ADS GeFrESULTS I