Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 294, Decatur, Adams County, 12 December 1929 — Page 3

IljTowiiTaljc | Mr*. Elmo Miller of Hr88. , V 'I ■ motored to Hniitin w(|1 ..,. ihey visited with their c.,!,..liist Eva Alberding at

■ Pre Christmas I SUGGESTIONS g^>—sL H Handsome Gifts make the best impression—are ■ I remembered the longest— appreciated the most. H Coine in We have made in lite store Pillow ■fl Cases. I.unclieon Seis. Balli Towels. Guest Towels. I Laundry Bags, Plaques. JH ALSO a very line line of Baby things. M \ small deposit will hold any gift until Christmas. I M We have Christmas Cards that are dilTerent. lit mstitehilig Dressmaking Prompt Service. I Vitz Gift Shop 1 HM * I ■ I X. Second St. Phone 92.‘> Niblick Bldg.

■ 0K I The National 5 & 10c Stores Co. I THE GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT STORE B ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS TREE ORNTREES T AMENTS, box of 12, all i in 4 sizes I) 0 L L S ■ S * ZeS and colors " per box ■ 25c, 59c, SI.OO and „ , . . ~, A*i 20c, 25c ’ and 39c $1.98 each surely want one of these Tfor fc^dl? M— big s'eeping dolls, a barWonderful Selection of ga n> at tath Large 18 in. CEMETERY (I CHRISTMAS CARDS. sl, $1.98 and $3.98 /Wp (XT? i," ißiese are ail enclosure / //[ A boxes at rds at ’ A g° od assortment of { VV \ SI.OO each jI 5 for sc, 3 for sc, others at 25c & 50c each / . \ Also Beautiful Sprays at IB for 5c and 5c each 39c and SLO ° each fl ’<3/ / I) OL L C ARTS - ‘ I CHRISTMAS in attractive colors, blue green. CARDS 8 ■ s T A T 1 <> * E R Y . M/ ?%8 $4 98 $798 quality linen, in $2.-98, . 3.. L , sl.. ■• , •. •• K>iors. per box z \ and $9.98 each *8 in box • • » I ixz. ea ,i ca 32 in box .. 10c "■■siKlß' thii FT DESK LAMPS !■ MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS TOILET SETS !■ Consisting of Mirror, Brush and Comb; Here's a gift suitable for the whole These are genuine Broadcloth, guaran- these are real bargains. Per set family. These are adjustable and finish- ■ teed fast colors; also in white. Sizes 14 ecj j n b ron ze and green. A bargain at 17; Special; each 50 C , $2.98, I SI.OO $3.98 and $5.98 51.3M I VELOCIPEDES CARROM BOARDS AIRPLANES t A You can play 57 games on these (PO AO IB r<?cr,s,on,y / ■A basketballs sl‘sl.9B { I FOOTBALLS SI.OO for small children, peddle li like a Tricyc'e IMITATION LEATHER FOOTBALL gQ c $7.98 ,EA _ - — ELECTRIC TRAINS and TRANSFORMERS — $7.98 $9.98 Complete $2.00 SH.9S * lek Horner Mix 1 ftp chocolates, per Ib 4OC late Drops. Special, lb lt)C | -" 5 '...15c SI.OO

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' DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1920.

I Mrs. Em Moots, today. Aho Martin, Indianapolis News .1. S. I’eteiHon, W() || known local ite tnaiiee man who hud his Studabaker ear wrecked a few weeks ago lias pnrchi-ed a Mormon streighteight from the Adams County Auto 1 Company. It's- I’wert of ludiiinapolls called in friends here last evening. Mr. and Mrs. .James Cowan motor1 "d to Indi .nupolls this morning. Dr. .1 A. Brock, agriculturist for he Hi lland-St. Louts Sugar Comoa'iy, Toledo, Ohio, arrived from ioledo this afternoon for a few lays in the local field. He will talk before the Rotary club this evening. Col. (I dlagher, general manager 1 1 the Holland-St. Louis Sugar Company is attending .to business here. Attorney C. L. Walters is again : ■unfilled to his home as the result | |of a relapse from the grippe with I hi h he ha been suffering several t weeks. Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Freeby of; S dpshewan 1 are visiting In this, I city. Mrs. R j>. Bennett ot Indianapolis is ta! ing charge of the Western "Mother says there is no better cough medicine for children than Foley’s Honey and Tar, and we too find it so,” Mn N W c7i^ y Wu. Quickly effective. No opiates, no ingreI dient that a careful mother would hesitate to give her child. Ask for Foley’s

Union Telegraph office while ,11m Murphy Is enjoying a two weeks vacation? Roy Johnson will leave tonight for Kennett, Mo„ Memphis, Tenn., Gudsend, Decatur, and Huntsville, Alabama where be will conduit a circuit of auction sales. Floyd Johnson ami Frank Rayl of Monroe visited in this city last evening. J. T. Merryman as commissioner Is offering for sale the O. T. Hendricks farm, eighty acres in Monroe township. The property will be offered Monday January 13th and j sold to the high bidder. It Is one of the good firms of the middle i part of the county. W. A. Klepper attended to business In Fort Wayne. Peter I). Schwartz of Monroe was a business visitor here today. Jack Leigh of Fort Wayne called 1 | on friends in this city last evening. 1 John M inn of Root Township was | looking after business here today. | Miss Fern Passwater was a busi-1 ness visitor In Fort Wayne today.] Mrs. Tom Baltzell of southeast of the city was shopping here today, i SOCIETY ■ 1080 LADIES AID ICLDS CHRISTMAS PARTY The Ladies Aid Society and their amilies of the Mt. Tabor M. E. Church of Bobo, met on Wednesday evening of this week at the Bobo school house fol the Christmas I party Fifty-seven persons enjoyed the event, and a bountiful cafeteria supper was served by the ladies. Following this the 1 idles held the annual exchange of Christmas gifts I ind devotional services and a musical program were enjoyed. A social time of games furnished diversion for the remainder of the evening. Those present at the party included Rev. J. F. Blocker, and ■| families of the following: Alfred ■Daniels, Sam Cottrell. Orlando i' Springer, Edward Koos, William

Bunner, Cloyce Ruush, Ben S. Co> ter, William Johnson, A. E. Me Michael, Gross Tope, A. L. Jackson, J. 11. Helm, E. W. Dailey, S. T. Welker, also Clarence Chronister, Bernlece Cully of Wren, Ohio; Miss Helmut of Geneva; and Clifford Death, Jr., of Bobo. SOCIETY TELEPHONE OPERATORS ENJOY SEASONAL AFFAIR Miss Dorothy Miller and Miss U.iura Stanley were hostesses last evening to the telephone operators 'of the local office, at the Miller i home on Marsha) street The affair I was in observance of the annual I Christmas party and exchange of I gifts. | The Miller home was prettily decorated In green and red streamers and two large lighted Christmas j trees gave a true holiday effect to the party. The guests found pop corn balls on one of the Christinas I trees, and upon these balls were ■ I found the names of the guests and i a number. These numbers corresponded with numbers on the ex- • I change gifts which were found by following the strings tied to four hearts being instructions. The strings were pleaced on the floor ind led to a large Santa Clause in the next room, which was made up of the Christmas exchange gifts. Many beautiful gifts were found in the packages. Snow drifts had been ’ arranged about the Santa Claus • and in these were found lovely ’ gifts from the operators to the chief > i operator and the assistant operator ’ I Under the Christmas tree a large I package was also found to contain i gifts for each of the operators from . the chief operator ‘ Following the exchange of gifts t many games were played, among ■ which was Bunco in which Miss I Ma.garet Heuer won the first prize i and Miss Wilhelmina Schnitz was presented with tne consolation • prize. A verse contest was also playI ed .ind the guests were to guess the I verges which had been placed on i the backs of each operator. Miss i Mjyme Cloud was successful in winning the prize in that contest. I A Dress Parade was enjoyed in 1 which Geraldine Smith won the prize. A Flower Contest resulted in Miss Ruth Engle winning and Geraldine Smith also won the prize in the Cupie contest. At the close of the social evening a luncheon was served in two courses. Die guest list tor tile party inXOl’K E or SAI.K OF HE 11. ESTATE 111 IIIKEK.X EXECI TOK i In the Adams < ire,,,, - ourt; xowmher Term, until, ■■robnte < tume I I X umber state of Indiana, Adams County SSAi,e Bollenbai her. Executor of the last will of acuh Bollenhaeher, tie- ■ eased, vs. Gust W. Bollenhaeher, Jess Bollenhaeher. Abe Bollenhaeher Rosa Metlier. Wilbert Anspaugh. The undersigned executor of the last will of Jacob Bollenhaeher, deceased hereby gives notice that bv virtue of an order of the Alams Circuit Court he will at the hour of > One o'clock P. M. of the 22nd day of a unary 1930, at tiie law off he of I John 'l'. Kelly, at rooms 1 and 2 of the Morrison buildinK in the <’itv of . Decatur, Adams County, state of In dlana, and from day to dav therel after until sold, offer for’ sale at private sale, all the interest of said ■»c<e lent in and to Die following; described real estate, to-wit: The West half ( ) of the South East quarter ( * /4 )of section twentyone lit) townsaip twenty five (25) North, Itanxe fifteen (15) East, and .also: I he North East quarter (’4) of the North West quarter < « 4 ) of section twenty eight (28) township I (25) North, Range fifteen (15) cas: I ‘ containing: in all 120 acres of land lbe the same more or less, all in i Adams Cumty state of Indiana. Sale will l>e made subject to the • approval of said Court, for not less tmln the full appraised value ther»|of ami upon the following terms and Hondltions: At least one third of the ‘ purchase money cash in hand, the I balance in t ,vo equal installments, | payable in not t.» exceed six and tw I'e "lontlis from date of site, I evidenced by notes of the purchaser, bearing six per cent interest from date, waiving relief, providing attorneys’ fees and secured by mori.a .'.e on the real estate sold. Prodded. Purchaser may pay all cash if desired. Said sale to be made free of all 'liens if sold bes »re the Ist dav of March 1 ,1 30. If after that date f-ee of all liens except taxes for 1930 due and payable in 1931. Said Real estate will be offered for sale in separate tracts ami as a whole and will l»e sold in the way most advantigous to the estate. ABE BOLLENBACHER Foreign Executor. .John T. Keilv Attorney for Estate Dec. 12-19-29 NOTICE OF < OM MISSIOXEH’N Nll.i: OF HF. 11. ESTATE Notice is hereby given, that the undersign rd commissioner, appointed by the Adams Circuit Court, to make .-ale of real estate, ordered sold in the case of Wilfred S. Smith, Executor of the last will ami Testament of Oliver T. Hendricks, deceased against Maria L. Hendricks el 'I. in all respects agreeable to the order of said court in the matter of said sale ON MONDAY JANUARY ’3th I'l3o, between the hours nf ten o’clock A. M. and four o’clock P. M. at the east door of the Court House in the city of Decatur. Indiana will offer for s lie, at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for not Iler’ than t -o ‘hirds of the appraise ! value the following- described real estate, so ordered s >ld and situated In Adams County, State of Indiana towit:’■'JHST TRACT The north half of the northeast ninrter of Section thirty five, townrhlp t ventv seven north, fourt en east containing seventy nine acres, more or less. SFCBNn TH*CT Tnlot number six in the town of ■ Monroe, Adams County. Indiana. I Said real estate will be sold in separate parcels, as above described. TEH MN I One third cash on dav of sale. I One third In one year, and I One third in two years from date ’ e - ... i I Deferred payments to be evidence I by promissory notes, bearing six per 'cent Interest from day of sale an<l somired bv a flrrt mortgage on the rsnl estate, sold .Such notes to be ' executed on the usual blank Bank i form of note. Provided, the nurchas'er or purchasers mav pay ail of the purchase money in rash, if he so deI Sold real estate will be sold free lof Hens and subject to the approval of ‘’aid court. James T. Merryman, Commissioner Dec. 12-19-26 Jan. 2-9

chided Mis. Revn Stuuffer. Mrs. I Katherine Beavers, the Misses Mdbel Staley. Kathryn Dixon. Geraldine Smith, Stelhi Brown, ' Stella Draper, Marg net Heuer, Maynie (’loud, Ruth Eir-’le, Wilhelmina Schnitz, Francis Snydor, Mrs I’ranklln Lelchty. Miss Florence Bollinger, Edna Thieme, and the hostesses, Dorothy Miller and Laura Stanley INTERESTING TOPIC AT HISTORICAL CLUB The members ot the Hlstoric.il Club enjoyed an interesting meeting at the homo of Mrs. Charh-a Langston, Wednesday afternoon, at which time the subject. “Masques and I’agents” was discussed by Mrs. Ed. Ahr, In an Int Testlng manner. Mrs. /.hr mentioned that a masque Is a form of a dram.ilic on tertalnment named from the masks which the performers were. At the introduction of the masques, they were little more than a pageant or spectacle, but dramatic features . were added, music was given a greit part, and elaborate, fanclfu plots were worked out. These p» i , formances were given privately • more often than on the stave am’ i particularly at court when* the ! chief nobles with their ladies took part. No expense was spared and , the greatest artists w**r«* employed in the staging of these mini dure

expenses in : ~ 11 BY VISITING THE BARGAIN STORE. / jL P a r3 c ’-J l| DECATUR'S ORIGINAL UNDERSELLING "STOR r | MnBBnHnBOBHHEKAHVMKHnnfIHHBCHCIBUKMBKUZMMKaHaHBHnMMMBHMDHBMMMnI FANCY PILLOW CASE BOUDOIR CAPS in pink, CHILDREN S CHRISTSets in all white embroid* blue, lavender, peach, sat- MAS Sets, Handkerchief ered or in pink, blue and in, lace trimmed, each in Fancy Purse sets, gold embroidery 3 box , Bead * and . Fanc > Hand ; kerchief, Vanity and Handkerchief sets, — box 98c 49c i0c..49c I Women’s Silk Underwear. Bloomers, Womens Silk Downs, lace trimmed, tail-Step-ins, Shorties, and Chemise 4 (L* <>rw l or lian 'l embroidered, silk crepe and in pink, and all pastel shades. .. . silk knit /fl Q t° UiO OP’ Men’s Ki«l Cloves, in brown and black * * • kidand ' ,!r ' ysu “ k 9Bc '"51.95 Womens Pure Silk, full-fashioned Hose. —’ in all wanted colors (IPC » Mens and Womens House Slippers in all t/OC ranted colors with leather soles and rub- — ber heels, in felt and all leather—and also Bunny Esmond Eaby Blankets, in pink felt soles 49C $1.95 and blue, size ‘Mix HI 98c Buy BLANKETS Now We have the largest assortment of all kin Is of blankets in the city, at jreatly reduced prices—so that you can be assured of lowest price now instead of waiting for after Christmas sales. Mens and Womens Sweaters in slip-over I ancy Handkerchiefs for T to /fI(A /4 or coat style in wool and (I* i QC. M*’ n ant * Women. .. .set OC silk and wool I Mens All Silk and Silk and Wool /flTr! Mens and W omens Silk Scarfs, in trian- Fancy Hose, pair 4: 4 V gulars, square and long, plain and fancy designs, materials QQ to Z*Q Mens Ties in fancy QJXz* lo QQr» repes and satins izOU gift boxes Ot/V wOv An assortment of Fancy Gift Boxes for Men. Women prf and Children—consisting of Silk Handkerchief and s «L Tie sets. Children's Purse and Vanity Case sets, and 2 B fl many other sets your choice SHIRTS Bridge Sets Men’s Shirts in Broadcloth and Silk, in - I n en Hand Embroidered Bridge : a’l sizes, a beautiful selection to - • ‘"h Napkins to match, in white, -> from gold, blue and pink, regular $2 value 98c to $1.95 98c Choosing From Our Store Makes Shopping Easy

playa. Pageanta. x<> frequently employed today lit commemorate historic event* and perHonagex, are no older than the twentieth century. They took their rlae from the rebirth of tin* driinutlc spirit In the last generation. The aim of the pageint Is ilHiially to recall the glorlotia events Old pelxonugea of bygone days. Mix. Ahr in presenting her report mentioned many of the old masque* md pageant* which were popular ti their days, and the changing of ‘hem both down to the present time. A sub-topic on the general sublect was given by Mrs. Fred Ahr. >n "The Pageant of Santa Barbara". A business session was held In "onnection with the social program ■nd plans were made for the Chrlstn.is exchange and party which will a- held next Wednesday afternoon it the home of Mrs. Homer Lower n Adams Street. The affair will be n the form of a one o'clock lunch•on. The exchange of t'hristmas ’lfts will he held during the after'oon. The members of the Chib are sked to bring one article of food o the llltleheoil and nr-' requested "t to I,ring the table serviced hlch Is the usual custom. The following meeting will be ■eld on January 8. at the home of] ’lrs. J X Fri toe ami Mrs. B n Di .’or will a< t as leader, taking as] • hi r subject, "Poets and Poems."

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Supreme Court Has Election Contest Case Indianapolis, I■■ ■ 12 <XI.R>I Whether the list of republican can- ; didates in the November Michigan || City election was legally filed was a problem before the supreme court today. Final arguments of the demo-c-ats who have appealed the deejs- Ji lon of Judge Harry L. Crumpacker,. “ Ijiporte superior court, were filed m by former Attorney General Arthur n 1.. G lllom. late yesterday. Should the high court rule that ;'i Judge Crumpacker erred In allow- | Ing names of republican candidates j; to be printed on the ballots, the Jdemocratic candidates will assume i 1 office unless further court action 3 prevents. |

BASKETBALL I). 11. S. vs BER N E FRIDAY, Dec. 13 Tickets on Sale Tonight at High School front 7 to 8. uzanfCKwanaHMaai