Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 301, Decatur, Adams County, 21 December 1928 — Page 7

I tow HOUSE R C»*« Venued Here ■ lt for 15,000 damages for in- 1 ■ ? *" llegeii to have been auatained I accident, which was

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Ln g 't '■’ u!' 1 "' 1 wlth "" automobile drivin J y I ..° rt ' ttl “ H,rcet intersection ~^: lyno - The plaintiff alleges iat he was thrown from the taxicab au« pernmimnily injured, lie charges nat the accident was due to the reck•■sHiiess. , arul.-KHtu-HH and negligence tin- driver of the taxicab. Attor•U’V Hubert A. Fuerella, of bort "ayne, is counsel for thep lalntiff. Estate Settled 1,1 ’lie estate of Mary Clark, the liii.i report was approved, the ex'''■utive discharged apd the estate adjudged settled. ' vwfcs: T ° ® e " Pr °P er *y W'fffb-'wstate of Albert J. Miller. I was authorised to ■'■lt tif-rmmal property at private sale. ■ 0 * NEWS FROM MAGLEY * o¥¥*¥¥¥¥¥«¥¥X John Hilgeman and daughters Elinor. M.nguret and Lucile, Duniel m heirs, and daughters Marie and 'l.iiiella visited with Mr. and Mrs i Milton kiheiry Saturday. '•li - Caroline Jaberg and daughter Wholnia enterained for dinner. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jaberg. Mr and Mrs. Eg .rd Kolter and s n Robert and Oaliel Jaberg, of Fort Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dettinger and daughter Bettie and Mr. and Mrs. IrWm Faley, of Preble, motored to Van

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Wert Sunday uud were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Kell Mr and Mrs. Frank Carroll and Miss Helen Hildebrand were guesta of Dunlcl Scherry and family, Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kolter made it business trip to Ossian and Fort Wayne Monday. A very pleasant surprise was given tn honor of Adolph Kolter. of Decatur, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kolter uud son Rbert. Mr. and Mrs. Kuby Klter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buriie and family, of Preble and Mr. Fred Kolter ami children. of Decatur. There Is much sickness in anti around Magley, with some one sick In nearly every home. o — Give a Parker Fountain Pen for Christmas. Callow & hohne. 2'.i7ti “KONJOLA PROVED COUSEND TO ME." SAYS PERU MAN Illness Os Five Years Quickly Terminated By New Medicilne—Relates Remarkable Experience i—.:... IX I j MR. EDWARD HOBBS Everywhere new fame and friends friends are being won by Konjola, the new medicine. And no wonder, as the news of its astounding triumphs becomes known. Take the ease of Mr. Edward Hobbs, 226 East Main street, Peru, Indiana, who relates his wonderful experience with this master medicine. "Konjola proved a Godsend to me," says Mr. Hobbs. "I was run down; my system was in a deplorable condition. Constipation had filled me with poisons; indigestion nibbed me of strength, and after every meal gas, bloating and intense pains came. This contrition existed for five years, and all that time 1 tried medicine after medicine, but none did me any good. The strong endorsements of Konjola ed me to give it a trial, and what a surprise awaited me. The very first bottle showed that 1 was on the right track, and the second relieved my condition completely. It seemed too good to be true, lint true it is, and I am better and stronger than for many years. The person who called Konjola the master medicine certainly knew what he was talking about." Konjola is sold in Decatur. Ind., at Smith. Yager <t Falk's drug store, and by all the best druggists in a l towns throughout this entire section.

I ®f Central Grocery I I IL Offers I I 31 - 32 i I & Plenty of Oranges, Lemons, (Celery, Head and Leaf Lettuce, Tomatoes, Green Onions. Sweet Potatoes. Grape fruit. ff " Bananas, l’i g ; Dates. Christmas Candies, ete. (H R PRICE ON CHRISTMAS ( ANDY IS THE LOWEST. I BANANAS, 3 lbs. 25c! Chocolates Drops lb 15c | I SUGAR? ib pounds 58c j CRANBERRIES lb. 23c | JELLO, All Flavors 3 packages 25c j ORANGES, SUN KIST, .. dozen 35c | DATES, Gancy Bulk, 2 ponnds 25c j FIGS, Best Grade, .... pound 25c | | WALNUTS, Diamond Type, pound 29c j SWEETPOTATOES, . . 3 pounds 20c | I GRAPES, Fresh Shipment, 3 pounds 25c! COFFEE, 35c VALUE, ... pound 27c | f PEACHES, Little Elf, large cans each 25c j FLOUR, POLAR BEAR, .. .Sack $1.05 | I W E WIS II oU K FRIE NI) S A N l> CIISTO MEIt S « » A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS. #

Hhtdbyville— Receipts of the Shelby county fair aseoeiation will have twenty dollars additional fumig tills I

3 It’s useless v i/ and Riskti H to pay more \ to pay less No. 2 1/ » can Del Monte Peaches per can 19c No. 2'i can Country Club Peaches per can 19c Sun Maid Raisins 3 lbs for 23c to Country Club Raisins per |>ound 32c S English Walnuts per pound 25c H 1 pound package BETTER CRACKERS 2 for 25c DATES, (.olden Hallowi pound 10c H CUT ROCK CANDY pound 15c CREAMS AND JELLIES pound 19c n PURITAN MARSHMALLOWS 5 pound box 79c U STICK CANDY. JUMBO SIZE 3 for 10c S BREAD, Country‘Club I'j pound loaf 8c | 3 MINCE MEAT, Country Club package 10c > Oranges—California Navals n| 170 Size, dozen 49c; 216 Size, doze.i 39c; 288 Size, dozen 28c .Jonathan Apples, 4 lbs 25c; by the box, 44 1b5.,.. each $2.59 | Quality Meats - Low Prices | I Just A Few of Our Friday and Saturday Specials FRESH PICNIC HAMBURGER 11 RE I>ORK I II A M S SAUSAGE 3 to 5 lb. average pound pounds for j 14c 11 2?£ 25c I SPARE RIBS B A C 0 N LEAF LARI) MEATY Sugar Cured 8 pounds 2 pounds for 3 to 4 lb. pieces for | 35c 25c2 SI.OO I I FRESH OYSTERS 33c per pint I H EVERY PIE- E Oij MEAT SOLI) IN OUR MARKETS IS VERY \CAREFULLY SE- gj LEI TED AM) GUARANTEED TO BE OF FINE QUALITY. t" Our Beef Roasts, Boils and Steaks are Hit from Young Tender Beef. ■ SAVE MONEY by TAKING ADVANTAGE of OUR FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS

year, according tu a report of Virgil H. Brown, aacretary of the aaeocta tlon. Brown said he received a let-

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ter which containtwi two ten t'ollar bills and said - Money that belongs to the association back in 1395.