Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 17, Number 265, Decatur, Adams County, 7 November 1919 — Page 8

QUALITY, VARIETY AND LOW PRICES ON GROCERY PURCHASES FROM THIS STORE. USE HIE TELEPHONE. CALL sor 48. FREE CITY DELIVERY.

Pride of Decatur Flour, the best Winter Wheat Flour we know of, 12 lb. bag 69c 24 */2 tb. bag $1.38 191 b. bag $2.75 Northern Spy Apples for eating or cooking, libs. ...25c Basket of 43 to 45 ths. $2.48 Quaker or Armour Rolled Oats, 2 pkgs 25c Sweet Potatoes are cheap at these prices, lb 3'/jC Peck 12c New Rolled Oats, I lbs. . . 25c Pound T’/jC New Michigan Hand Picked Navy Beans, lb 10c Peck of 15 lbs $1.40 Bushel, 60 11; $5.45 Uneeda Biscuit, 2 10c pkgs. 15c New Strictly Pure Buckwheat, 5 Ib. bag 43c Karo Syrup, gal. pail .... 85c \/i gal. pail 45c Lippincott Apple Butter, each jar contains 1 lb. and 9 ounces, jar .. 30c The Best Quality of Peanut Butler, lb 23c Rex Apple Jelly 2 'Alt). tin pail 30c New Pack Extra Quality Corn and Peas, can .... 15c Dozen cans $1.65 Case of 2 doz. cans.... $3.25 Sardines in Oil, 3 for .... 25c New Honey, well filled sections, each 30c

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SALE CALENDAR The Following Sales are Being Advertised in the Daily Democrat. We Also Print the Sale Bills. List Your Sale With Us. Nov. 12—R. E. Gould. 1 mile south and 2’X> miles east of Monroe. Ind., or % mile east of the Pleasant Valley Friends church, on the farm known as the Mary A. Sackett farm. Nov. 13 —Joseph Steigmeyer, 3’4 miles north west of Decatur, Indiana. November 20— Ross Harden & Son —Seven miles northeast of Decatur, six miles south of Monroeville. Duroc Jersey sale. Dr C V Ccr VETERINARIAN OFFICE—HORSE SALF SO** FIRST STREET CitHa An»wfisl Day or Night PUna Oflßce 143 * nOTIC Residence 10/

WE LIGHT THE WAY TO ECONOMY Not By Selling You the Cheapest Groceries Obtainable but by Procuring for you the Best Quality Groceries at Prices as Cheap as those of Inferior Quality. HUNSICKER’S GROCERY Phone No. 97 or Phone No. 175 The Store Where All Are Treated Square. 'While Bose the Oualitv Winter Wheat Flour, in 12 tlx sacks ' G9c 24% tt). sack Michigan White Sand Grown Potatoes, the best cookers, peck 44c; bu. $1.75; 5 bu. lots, bu. $1.65 Kraut Cabbage, 1 ()0 lb. lots $2.50; lb. 3c Good Quality Sweet Potatoes, lb 4c; 10 lbs. 39c Michigan Fancy Hand Picked Navy Beans, new and tine cookers, It), only : 10c Karo, Golden Syrup, % gal 45c; gal. 85c Pure Sugar Syrup in % gal. Mason Jars only 55c Perfection, the best in butter crackers, It) 17c Pert ection, that thin large Salted Soda Cracker, is the best, It), only 20c Extra Good Quality Graham Crackers, It) 20c Palmolive Toilet Soap, cake 9c; 3 cakes 27c Krinkel Fresh Toasted Corn Flakes, pkg 10c Gel a keg of those quality Ginger Snaps 29c King Nut, that high quality oleomargarine, tt) 37c \lco Nut Oleomargarine, tt). only 35c 6 lbs. Nice Dry Yellow Globe Onions 25c Trv a can of that quality Apple Butter, 2 tbs. ......35c I()'lbs. Good Cooking or Eating Apples \.. 69c HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. BERT HUNSICKER West Side South Second St. TOP PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE

Large Cans Free Stone Peaches, in syrup 40c Large Grape Fruit, each... 10c New Dried Sweet Corn, lb. 18c Kenton Baking Powder. I lb. can 18c Lilly Baking Powder. 1 lb. can 15c Large cans Royal Baking Powder 43c N. B. C. Butter Crackers, are better, lb 18c Eat-Mor Nut Oleomargarine, the best in nut oleomargarines, It) 35c Rainbow Oleomargarine, the best Oleo made from animal fats, ib 46c 16 ounce jar of Fancy Queen Olives 30c 10c Rolls of Toilet Paper, 4 for 25c 5c Rolls of Toilet Paper, 6 for 25c Arm & Hammer Soda, 2 lb. 15c lbs 15c Climalene, the hard water softener. 3 pkgs 25c Santa Clara Prunes, tb. 22c and 25c Seeded Raisins, pkg 19c Tokay Grapes. Lettuce, Celery, Oranges, Bananas. New English Walnuts, large Ib 15c Medium, tb 40c Baltimore Oysters, pint. .. 30c

I NOTICE OF FIX AI. SETTI.EMEXT I OF ESTATE. I Notice is hereby given to the creditors heirs and legatees of l.ewis i Goldner. de< eas»d. to appear in 1 the Adams Circuit Court, held at Delator. Indiana, on the 3rd day of De- ' i eember. I»land show cause, if any why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with tlie estate of said decedent should not be approved: and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship and reI eeive their distributive shares. WILLIAM I. GOLDNEIt. I Executor, r -Decatur, Indiana, Nov. 7. 1919. f .1. Lutz. Attorney. <-l« 1 HALF MAY . ASS > I Postmaster B. A. Batson made the i prediction this morning that possibly - half cf the 21 applicants who took the ' census examination yesterday would pass. This will leave the county in bail shape for census takers . There were not over half of the district in the county representer by applicants and unless the successful applicants i are willing to be shifted to some other district, there are some that will be minus enumerators. The examination I papers were sent to Decatur and ■ from these will probably be sent to ' 1 Washington.—Bluffton News.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, NOX EMBER 7, 1919

MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report of Local and Foreign Markets. New York. N. Y.. Nov. 7 (Special to Daily Demicrnt) —Opening prices were irregular at the stock market opening today. Lackawanna Steel opened at 99, up % and United State Steel at 108% off 1 ,. Central Leather opened at 106%, up %; Union Pacific at 123',, up %: American Smellers at 68%, up Sinclair at 61'/a. up %; i’ethleh m B at 106%. unchanged; Baldwin at 140 unchanged and Pirre Arrow at 96 up 1%. Chicago. Nov. 7 (Grain opening: Corin: Dee. up 2c; Jan. nominal; May up 1 %c. Oats: Dec. up %<•; May up %e. Provisions- High r. East Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 7- (Spe cal to Daily Demo, mt) Receipts 8800; shipments 960; official to New York yesterday. 1330; hog' closing steady; all grades generally $1550; few good hogs. $15.60; roughs, $12.5') @13.00; stags, $11.50 down; cattle. 1100, dull; sheep. 9000. steady; lamb 1450. down; best ewe.. 75u@800. Cleveland. Ohio- Butter creamer" in tubs, extras. 71@71%c; extra firsts 70@70%c; fin-ts, 69%e; seconds. 67 68c. Eggs—Northern extras 64c; extra firsts 63c; northern firsts new cases 61c; old cases 60c; southern and western firsts new cases 57c; refrigerated extras 495. Poultry — Live fowls, 23@21c: heavy grades 27@28e; roosters old 20G'22c; springers 23@2tc; heavy grades 25@28c; ducks 30@32c; geese 24@2Gc; turkeys 33©35c. KALVER-MAIcH CO. Wool ' &&c. LOCAL MARKETS. (Corrected Every Day by Burk Eje»* tor Company) Wheat No. 1, $2.15; No. 2. $2.12; new oats. 6Sc; corn, per cwt. barley. $1.15; rye. $1.25; clover seed. No. 1. $30.00. LOCAL MARKET Country Butter 45@55c Eggs, dozen GOc LOCAL CREAMERY MARKETS Butterfat, delivered 68c SALE SEASON IS HERE I am ready to book your sale See me at Durkin’s Garage. Li* catur, Indiana. JEFF LIECHTY AUCTIONEER ’Phone 181 \ NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS. MY LOCATION IS NOW ONE DOOR NORTH OF MY FORMER PLACE. DR. BURT MANGOLD, 249-ts Dentist. DR. C. R. WEAVER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ■Phone 314. Office over Peoples Loan & Trust Co. 215-2 mo. HARRY DANIELS The Live Stock & Farm Sale AUCTIONEER 'Phone N0.796-E. 'Phone me at my expense. 214-m-w-f The Olympic games were to have been held in Berlin, but were called off on account of the war. Demosthenes took up the study of law that he might sue ids guardian who had cheated him of his fortune.

SAVE MONEY BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF OUR SATURRAY SPECIALS Engeler’s Grocery Department will give you the kind of service and quality merchandise that you can not resist coming back This is just exactly what we want. DON’T OVERLOOK THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: 10 It), can Desert Peaches 85< 10 th. can Fancy Apples 75< 2 cans Silver Cow Milk 15i 2 cans Good Quality Peas 25< 2 cans Kitchen Cleanser 6< 1 quart can Mince Meat, fancv 45< 3 glasses .Jelly, “good quality" 30> 5 th. Beans, “Soup” 49i 3 It). Beans, pink 27 1 large box Purity Oats / 30 Fancy Country Lard, per It) 30, : 2 cans Desert Peaches with syrup 40 ! 3 cans Pink Beans 30 3 cakes Palmolive Soap 25 6 cakes Galvanic Soap 40 3 White Line or 3 Snow Boy Washing Powder 30 New Corn Meal, per sack 15 Mild Picnic Hams, extra tine, per II) 22 BIG LINE APPLES, BANANAS, CRANBERRIES, ORANGES EN6ELERS DEPARTMENT STOP.!

Mangold & Miller 623 W. MONROE ST. PHONE 215. 1 2" • II). sack Blue Bibboil Flour * o- 3 t Moss Bose Pork and Beans, can b,c; “ tor I Moriis liore Budish ('ream, jar •' ~U « ‘2 cans Red Beans Morris Supreme L;trg ■ Ripe Olives, tall can • 2 cans I 192 Sweet Corn or Peas. : Tall Can Snow Cap Pilchards, better than salmon, can .... eot 1 ’.art.'.' can II !).• or Borden's Milk .nJ ' ' a> • ■ ]k<». Pi.sl Toasties or Kelloggs Corn Knsp -J < The hcbl quality Bulk Oats, lb 7c ’ 6!b - ;J; < L. A. S. Pure Apple Butter, lb. . I'ht lust qualitv Peanut Butter, Ib Bulk ('ollie, best for the money, Ib 2 boxes Virginia Sweet Pancake Hour 2 boxes McKenzie’s Buckwheat Flour Cisev Pancak Flour, box ’ U-’ t * •; boxes Foiikl’s Macaroni. Spaghetti or Egg Noodles 2nc ' I'iib. sib I Swanion’s Pure Buckwheat ;5 I’. .1. W. CrnWrs. Ib ISe; 2 for 35e Fresh Baked Cookies, dozen ' DJtbs. oi the best Sweet Potatoes ■•; < Acorn Cocoa, in qt. jars . .J ' tb. Cartoon Chet (.oliec _ ( ood Luck or Moxley's Oleomargarine KingnuL Nucoa or Farrell's A-l Nut Oleo 3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser a cars Serv-us or Spotless Cleanser . .. “2 it cakes Lantz Gloss Yellow Laundry Soap -•><? Oranges. Lemons, Bananas, Spanish Onions. Cabbage, Apples, Cranberries, Celery and Lettuce. TOP PRICES PAH) FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. GIVE US THAT ORDER. ARTHUR MANGOLD GEO - MILLER

...... 11 ■* —' , ■*—»**•** SHORT COURSE AT PURDUE lifayette, Ind.. Nov. 7 —A short 1 course in tel.'phone practice, las:’.': from Nov. 17 to Dec. 12. will be given, by the School cf Electrical Engine jiinz at Put due University. The course is designed icr those interested in operating and maintenance am', affords opportunity for managers: of smaller exchanges through out i Indiana, telephone repairmen and in-, stallers and others engaged in teleI pheno plant work to obtain benefit of an intensive course of instruction which will be of value to them in their regular duties and which may. be foundation for advancement in their vocation. The course, which is free residents, of Indiana, will be conducted by piactical telephone men and ea. h man taking the work will be permitted to advance as rapidly as his experience and ability will permit. The instru - tion work will consist of lectures aid demonstrations and laboratory practice. The course is built up around a system of about thirty practical jobs, beginning with the fundamentals and progressing through work on instruments and circuits, switchboard circuits and trouble location. No work on construction will he given except that which is necessary in connection with trouble location and ordinary repairs. LOL ANGELES FLIGHTS RENT HOG (United Press Service) Los Angeles, (’al., Nov. 7 —(Special to Daily Democrat)— Establishing of a revolving fund by the city to be used lin financing house building projects is under consideration by the city council. It results from the agitation : by the Los Angeles Rent Payers’ League which claims rent profiteer- > ing in Las Angeles is rampant. Under the proposed plan of money to be used in building houses which would I be sold to citizens on the installment i plan at a low rate of interest and on . Rng term payments.

AWAIT PRINCE IN AUSTRALIA. (United Press Service) Melbourne, Nov. 7—Although it was believed that the Prince of Wales wculd be able to visit the Commonwealth of Australia early next spring, * cables from London state that official J circles cotishler it hardly . robahla I that the prince will be able to make the trip at that time. Official communications considering his tour of the Antipodes are said to he on then wav to t!;? Commonwealth and as soon as they are received both the state and federal governments will appoint rc- ' ception ccnimittees to prepare for the prince’s visit. A draft of the program i will be submitted to the prince before he leaves for Australia. FIVE BIG FOOTBALL GAMES New York N.Y. Nov. 7—(Special to the Daily Democrat) —Five big undefeated elevens flirt with fate tomorrow on the eastern gridiron. Harvard, Colgate. Dartmouth. Washington and Jefferson and Notre Dame put a new deck in the hands or a dealer who cant be counted upon to spare them from “bnm hands" that have keen causing a pile of shattered hopes and ruined championship chances every Saturday this season. Fearing a repetition of the weekly | i.trihqiiai.as that nave been merciless ‘ in the distinction of collegiate "air castles” the depesters are slow in pre dieting the outcome of the games between Harvard and Princeton; Dartmouth yand Pennsylvania, Pittsburg and Washington and Jefferson; Notre 1 Dame and West Point. Less chances for catastrophies are expected in the games between Col--1 gate and Rochesetr; Yale and Brown; Syracuse and Bucknell and Georgetown and the navy which contributes toward making tomorrow the biggest of this season. 1—

;| - — — —— • Plenty of Good Wheat-Always Our ENORMOUS elevators, which will hold 750,000 bushels of the finest wheat, are your assurance that we always have an ample supply (farsiro of the best grain obtainable for 1 IrST WZCZCe DIADEM 7&oseW&>/(now PATENT FLOUR "V, This tremendous storage capacity absolutely protects DIADEM against short SC 1 “ crops or nad seasons. We do not depend on the current market for our f? A wheat, but take only the choicest wheat at the season’s height. mm 1. 'in i /Z >7 If your own grocer njutll not supply you luith diadem, us for the name of one near you mho mill, J Noblesville Milling Company, Nobksvaie, Indiana _ M «!ii r i I qfc; is< F' ’' 1. ia il a a "Jl Utk I - ' Mis * AWllßfeiU. Hfi*- 1 .Wjwah s Tiffin _ J BONIFACE, WEBER & ALLEN t Wholesale Distributors for Diadem Flour, Muncie, Indiana

( ARMISTIC CELEBRATION ! The first anniversary of the signing of the armistice lias come, and I* is fitting that we should make suitable recognition in the churches. Both services nt the Presbyterian church will have this in mind. i At 10:36 a. in. will lie an American ' Legion service. The pastor will preu ch on "Legion Ideals" end there will bo (suitable musix Gi l soldh rs ••

O’r Reputation is at Stake with I Every Article That Goes Out of I Our Store. We Sell Goods That I Add Prestige to Our Store. If You Boy of The Home of Quality Groceries You Know It’s Right, and the Price Is Right, Too Red Wing Sweet Cider, qt.bottle lOc Winekist Grape Juice, Imttle i 1.5 c When your Coffee taste is not satisfied, try a Ib. of Best and Cheapest (exclusive) and you’ll be a steady user, lb 45c | Extracted Honey in Mason qt. jars, pure and new .... 90c Refined Sugar Syrup, for table use, very sweet, in Mason qt. jars 30c; half-gal. 55c Lippincott’s Pure Apple Butter in No. 10 cans $1.25 Pur? Apple Butler, in glass jars, from 20c to 45c 5 Pure Fruit Apricot Preserves. It) 3()c EagF Brand Milk for the aged and the baby 25c Polled Meats and Vienna Style Sausage for lunch or pail, can 10c ‘ Cracked Corn Hominy. Ib 5c f Snow Flake Hominy, lb 8c Something good in Pork and Beans, Ritters or Campbells, can 15c Elkhart Pimento Cheese, in tins 20c Wiiite Pearl Macaroni. Spaghetti and Egg Noodles, are made from the real Macaroni Wheat .... 10c; 3 for 25c Graham's Vegetable T oilet Soap, for the skin, box . .10c; 3Jbr 25c 1 lb. plug Horse Shoe Tobacco 80c For Winter Storage Sand Grown White Potatoes, No. 1 Baldwin Apples in bbl., Late Cabbage. Eggs, 60c. Butter, 45 to 55c s .< ■ rSec Me For Prices on Local and Long Distance I MOVING AND HAULING H. L LININGER ’Phone 361 & 181.

well ns the members of the u., ln , ~ B invited to attend. At 7:30 p . „ B theme of the adresn will be “ti 11q 9 ful Llfe"-an appmpiate thank t’’'' 1 ing topic. '*'*• M The Sunday. School n t S;l r, an 1 .. ■ Senior CE at 6:30 are both urge<l | on your notice, and we antlei Pftt | response. a 9 You are assured of a warm w P]l 2“, I at thia church. I