Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 98, Decatur, Adams County, 24 April 1930 — Page 5

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JTLPHFX OtCATUft, A substantial bank account here is the Key that wili unlock the door to business success. First National Bank Capital anil Surplus 5 120.000.00 Decqtur, Indiana

LQ r O»/W r I ?2L ' *- ’* ’ >*'* ~'W- ■SUga i rritOw | z -- ~ ti * gk \ l -» O*V' dga ' /OV H I'' r ' ■ lllr W > IO / T $Sn I v mM ■ JO I \m :■ ' 1 jr Materials of telga, cov- i 3 Herts, tricolaine and Zcpi I/ ■ K ’ 7'l ■ basket weaves. Fash- 1 / / ■ ' / Hioned in tans, blues, I I . ' L .' . «.. ~j ■ greens and black t'-Ji I * «xv / »f£’4 ■ Trimmed with lapin, / I If-\ T \ | rV' ;r*L*. ■ monkey, galapan and /Jf \\ A fdb ■ squirrel. Sizes for wo- L/f w LI |EWI ■ men and misses. ®'*y •f'di . ”1 Offering Every Smart \ M IFJI ew pring F ashion $ JI x‘M :?'.■• $19.50 Coats $29.50 Coats 109 selling at selling at WSA $14.95 $23.95 I ... r j ‘ S. Iw' 1 W ta^ay ® ress ues I We've unpacked today New Dresses in materials IJMMSC* “WfWT of plain and figured crepes, georgettes, polka dots i 8 \ / \ \t i light and dark, all cleverly styled, and selling at t \I / \ iJV" the'’popular prices of $6.75 $lO $16.50 t S Niblick & Company

ternoon. Mr. mid Mrs. B M Shirk and laughter Ruby of For W» ue wet the guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Latsure on Sunday. Miss Chrystai Sells left on Mon- ' day for Detroit, Michigan where she will visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sells. Mr. and Mrs. Wiltord Ray and family of Grabril Ind., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1930.

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson and family of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mrs. Johnson's father Mr. Eli Hendricks. Mr. ami .Mrs. Jacob Scherer ont inert (or Sunday dinner the follow inc guests Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Scherer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Fort Wayne, I Mr. and Mrs. c. R. Rahner and faintly ami Mrs. John Smith of MonI roe. Mr. Donald llahnort of Muncie I spent the week-end with his parents ! Mr. and Mrs. Alferd Hahnert. Mr. and Mis. Delbert Heals of | Portland spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Forrur. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Werts of Decatur called on Mr. and Mra. John Hocker on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. ,|ason Essex of Flint Michigan, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Essex for a few days. Mrs. James V. Hendricks entei■tained on Sunday in honor of Mr. Hendricks birthday anniversary tile following guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendricks and family of Lima. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kessler and son Dorwin and Mr. an 1 Mrs. Ernest Riley of Fort Wayne and XJr. L. F. Lobenstine and Lewis Hendricks of Monroe. Mis pearl Majors of Fort Wayna spent Sunday with her mother Mr?. Angie Hendricks and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Manlove. Mr a id M.s. Harrison Emmerick of Germantown, Ohio visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crist on Wednesday. Mrs. V. 1). Williams assisted byMiss Lois Huffman and Lona Hah- • Before Baby Comes Friend brings comfort and capp. Used ext<‘rnally. Relieves at rain and r wAwfll pain. Aida stretching Puts r I you in fine condition for ' i the approaching ordeal. I Praised by countless thouW/ .p sands for over 00 years. Try it tonight. At all drug stores. $1.25 per bottle. Mother's Friend * ritt f° r f ,te book

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Theodore Van Arsdale, 12, is what might be called a cat rustler. On Chicago prairies he would round up stray felines and sell ’em to Northwestern

nert gave a farewell party on Thurs-. day evening for Miss Ina Fold who' left for her home in Ansonia Ohio on Saturday those present we>Miss Margaret Ray, Janette Rich intf Delores Longenbergcr. Miss Louise Busche return' d to Elkhart on Sunday after spending her spring vacation vvi.h her par•nts Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Busche. Mr and Mrs. John Crist motored o Fort Wayne on Sunday afternoon •nd called on Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Buseer. Mr. and Mrs. William Wolf and family of Fort Wayne called on Mr. and Mrs. Otis Brandyberry on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Braun of DeItur called on Mr. and Mis. R. J. Meyers on Sunday evening. Miss Aleta Hahnert of Fort Wayne spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hah- i ue’t. i Mr. John Moser of Berne visited the Roy Manlove Rabbitry in Mon roe on Monday. Mrs. Otis Brandyberry entertain-1 ed tor Sunday dinner in honor of I I Mr. Brandyberry's birthday anniver- |

R E M 0 I) E L L E 1) We have rearranged our store so that the merchandise can be shown to better advantage. We have a great may new things that have just arrived. Imported organdy scarf and vanity sets in pastel colors—warranted fast color. Lace scarfs and vanity sets. HEMSTITCHING — DRESSMAKING Prompt Service. THE VITZ GIFT SHOP N. Second St. Phone 925 Niblick Bldg. aepsndon Lowe Brothers high standard Paint has been serving the public for more than half a century. Its many good qualities have made it a product of nationally recognized merit. It covers a wide area of surface per gallon, gives excepi" t long wear and greatly increases the value i property by protecting and beautifying it. / a are remodeling, or building a new home 1 you have in mind only the decoration of a A room, we can be of help at no cost to you fw ing color scheme suggestions, in actual £4 from the Decorative Department of H Lowe Brothers Company, Dayton, Ohio. ts Let us tell you more about it. £m / rs SI J/ ' .’dp; nn S IXjSw.’t- Vvl, wH9BE99v< f Come in and get a jree book on Home Decoration Holthouse Drug Co. «

n Medical School for $1 each. Catches fifty some weeks. His mother was fined $25 when an animal relief society complained of his activity. (Internaflnna' v<«wnreel*

sary those present were Dr. and ' Mrs. C. H. Branch and Garnet Gety- of Deca'Ur, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Irand.’ berry, Mr. and Mrs. Otho t übe-stine, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brandyberry and family. Howard Brandyberry, Miss Marjorie Stepp and Mrs. Philip Heffner of Monroe. Miss Frances Murphey of Detroit cal'eJ on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Manlove on Sunday; afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sells returned to Gtand Rapids on Sunday after spending several days with Mr. Sells mother Mrs. Hattie Sells. o —— Liquor Bad, Sue Atlanta. (UP) — Four victims >f Hie strange epidemic of paraly is affecting nime than 3,000 persons in the sou h have filed suits for damage totalling SBO,OOO, charging their condition to a drink whicn they contend contains creosote and carbolic acid. Q — FISH! FISH I Fresh cat fish, pickerel, boneless and turtle meat. Mutschlers. Phones 106-107. I

Seek Light-hater Athena, Ga. —(UP)—There's u reward of $55 waiting here for in

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formation leading to the conviction of the person responsible for shoo'Ing out the traffic lights at the

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