Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 17, Number 259, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1919 — Page 4

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THE HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

I ffl ffi I rtlßl® I j is BATTLESHIP Cofftee The flavor of Battleship Coffee is something we pride ourselves on —as a housewife does her jam. You will experience the same pride in sewing it at your own table —it puts extra pleasure in eating. The perfect flavor never varies. Coffee —The Perfect Drink THE CANBY, ACH & CANBY CO. DAYTON, OHIO

Home of Quality Groceries

Black Raspberries in Syrup, can ~45c Plums, in heavy syrup, can ....20c Fancy Asparagus Tips, can ...,25c California Apricots, can 30c Fancy Yellow Peaches in syrup..4oc Include a pound of “Best and ( I’se (rood Syrup Refined Sugai 6 5c rolls Toilet Paper 25c 3 10c rolls Toilet Paper 25c 5 doz. Clothes Pins, in carton.... 15c Good Brooms 50c Good Galvanized Pail 45c Galvanized Coal Hod 75c

ground 1 For Winter Storage, Apples, Cabbage, Potatoes, Onions and Flour at the right price. Eggs 60c Butter 45c to 55c AA. E. HOWER

HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. COME IN AND SEE THEM. ABSOLUTELY THE BEST IN THE CITY. Nice Plate Boiling Beef, It) 12'jc to 15c Extra Good Beef Roasts, Th 18c to 22c Nice Lean Pork, lb 20c to 30c Plenty of Tender Steak, tb 25c to 30c Pin e Pork Sausage, lb. .., 28c Frank forts. It) 25c Bologna, tb 20c Minced Hani, tb 25c Pressed Hain. II) 35c Liver Pudding and Fresh Liver. Plenty of Chickens, dressed, lb , 30c Full Line of Smoked Meats. Regular Sugar Cured Smoked Hams, lb 30c New’York Shoulders, tb „ 25c Oleomargarine and Cheese. Four deliveries to each part of the city at 7:30 or 10 a. ni.; 2 or 4 p. m. Fred Mutschler Pkg. Co. Market ’Phone No. 106. IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY

Visit E. D. Engeler’s Grocery Dept.

Look over Special Bargains for Saturday. Wc are always anxious in giving you the best of service, and quality merchandise is our hobby. We invite you to take advantage of these offerings.

Goffe, special per lb 28c Cheese “lull cream” th 40c 31b. sack Table Salt 5c Macaroni, 3 boxes 25c Cocoa, best quality, >/ 2 ib.. 25c Compound, per th 28c I-irge box Rolled Oats, Purity , 30c 2jcaiis Pink Salmon . 35c 2?eans Desert Peaches .... 40c 3-cans Peas, good 25c 3>cans Desert Plums 55c ft- .

r Extra low prices on Oranges, Grape Fruit, Bananas, Apples. $ . "Try/ us on your next order.

E 3. Engeler’s Department Store

Teepli Hiihhlvlh ri v & l’<tcrson nave just received a snappy line of young men's suits nnd overcoats. Prices right. 1 VULCANIZING Have your Urea cared tor by A- W Tftnraa. Vulcanlzlot cadtnga #«« Wi

: ’Queen Olives, pt 25c : Sweet Pickles. 3 doz 25c : Sauer Pickles, 2 doz 25c : Qt. Jar Prepared Mustard 20c : All Flavors of Jell-O 12c Cheapest” Coffee, whole or r Syrup in Mason half-gal. ..55c : Corn Starch, 1 tb. pkg 10c : Cream of Wheat, pkg 28c : Cream of Barley, pkg 25c ; Puffed Wheat pkg 15c | : Baker's Cookies, doz 10c ; A Good Coffee, Tb 30c

Sweet Potatoes, per 1b.... B'/ic 2 cans Kitchen Cleanser 6c 6 rolls Toilet Pitper 25c 3 Palmolive Soap 25c 0 Galvanic Soap 40c 6 Lautz Laundry Soap ....25c 2ty 2 tb. Flour, B. It $1.43 lOOtli. Cabbage, good quality $2.50 • Swift s Bacon, per H> 35c : Soup Beans, pt I- th. ....... 10 c - Kellog’s Coi n Crisp ...... 18c : Nut Oleo, best quality 35c

" DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1919. ;

AT FLOOD STAGE Wabash River Out of Her Banks and Flood has Already Caused Damage HIGHWAY FLOODED Corn in Low Lands Has Been Lost—Water Receeding Last Evening The old Wabash is on a rampage again and yeserday the water had risen about two feet since the middle of Wednesday nfernoon. The government gauge showed this morning at seven o’clock 12.1 feet. The same mark prevailed at noon and it is hoped the waters will recede and do as little damage as possible. Opened New Slick Road. This morning people living north of Bluffton realized for the first time since the high waters of 1913 that they were entirely cut off from this city. The road at Vera Cruz was under water, the same at the white bridge, the road east from the Bluffton bridge was impassable and the Murray bridge is still down. There was no way to get into or out of Bluffton except over the new brick road. After considering the inconveniences to the traveling public, the contractors, Gordon &. Brinneman. decided that it would be nothing more than right to open at least tcmporarly the mile between Bluffton and the Toll Gate school house for travel. The brick has all been laid for more than ten days nnd there can be no possible injury to it so far as the ordinary travel is concerned. In fact the rood itself is finished and the only thing to be completed is the berm, about half of which is done. Stock from Lowlands. Last evening the water went over the roadway between the bridge and the cemetery and there was a hurrying and scurrying to get the cattle and hogs out the Hartman field at the north of the road. The field today is *■ completely under water. Several Ossian school teachers drove to Bluffton to toke the early car to Indianapolis. The endeavored to cross at the white bridge and the cemetery road but found their efforts futile. They finally to the "• "'1 Gale school house, left their ■ r :>•: I walked to this city, but mi • 1 iT Interurban early car. Corn Gees Down Stream Farmers along the Wah ish arc t-> | ing considerable corn which h <<! r- ' (been husked and removed from ‘ Tvlowlands. It will probablv 1 ■ of many thousands of doll irs to f-.ir-:-ers along the river. Much < r i f 1 der and some corn has 1 men . down the stream the past twj.dyXu; hours. —Bluffton News. FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS ONLY. Mrs. Wickel of Warsaw Will Talk the U. B. Church. Mrs. Maude Bickel of Warsaw will give a talk to women aivl girls over twelve only at the IT. r church on Snuday afternoon at 2:30. All of the ladies and girls over that ige are given a cordial invitation to be present. An offering will be take a to defray her traveling expenses ot !y. A good attendance is desired.

DR. L. K. MALLEY Veterinarian Office 235 W. Monroe St Over Al Burdg’s Barber Shop. Phones: (Mice and Residence, 186.

Dr. C. C. RAYL i Monroe, India -a Special attention given to Surgery and to the Diseases of the Abdon-en and Fcmaie PelvisEquipped to do Cyetoeeopy ■nd Ureters! Cathater;x«tl«a i DR. C. R. WEAVER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 'Phone 314. Office over Peoples Loan A Trust Co 2152m0 SALE SEASON IS HER! I am ready to book your sale. See me at Durkin’s Garage, Decatur, Indiana. JEFF LIECHTY AUCTIONEER 'Phone 181.

DECATUr M E. CIRCUIT. Mt. Pleasant—Sunday school. 9:30 ti. m.; preaching services, 10;30 a. m.;

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subject. “God’s Literature." ’ Washington—Sunday schoel, 9:30 a. m.; preaching, 7:30 p. iu. Quarterly conference Sunday, N»

tember 9. at 2:30 and 7:00 p. m. at Mt. Pieaeant. Dr. Martih will pi-each al thia aervice. V. C. lUXtkHS. Pastor.

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