Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 32, Decatur, Adams County, 6 February 1920 — Page 6

METTER BUY GROCERIES HERE AND GET QU AL ITY TOGETHER WITH THE LOW PRICES. USF THE TELEPHONE. CALL sor IS. EREE (ITS DELIVERY.

You can’t buy better Winter wheat Flour than Pride of Decatur brand, for bread or pastry, 2Pi lb. ban $1.5! 12 lb. bay 80< Bin the best in Navy Beans, finest Michigan hand picked. lb 9< 15 lb. n<*ck 51.33 (it) lb. bushel $5.2.” Golden Karo Syrup. •, gal. 14c I gal 82e White Karo Syrup • > gal. I7< Gallon 92c Pennant Syrup, with lhe genuine Maple flavor, ' gal. 57< Gallon pail Sl.Of You get the best in hulk Golden Rio Coffee here ai the unusually low price of lb. 28« or 1 lbs SLOT McLaughlin's LX package Coffee, extra value, 1h...3f1< Quaker made hulk Rolled Oats. 1 Ihs 25c New Dried Scotch Cooking Peas. 2 lbs 15c Aunt Jemima or McKenzie Pancake or Buckwheat flour. 2 pkgs 25c New Dried Sweet Corn. tit. 18c Plenty of Fresh Countr v Sausage, lb 30c Wagner Apples, for eating or cooking. 4 lbs 25c Michigan Baldwin Apples. 3 lbs 25c 12 lb. peck 90c Santa Clara New Prunes. 2 lbs 35c Pound 20ci New California Peaches. practically peeled, lb. ...30c Wilson, tall cans milk 15cDozen cans $1.70: Eagle brand milk, can 25c Sardines in oil. tine quality. 4 cans < 25c Large cans Sardines in Olive Oil Lsc Tati cans finest quality Pink Salmon .... 25c Buv lhe better grades of canned goods. Extra Standard Corn or Selected Tender Early June Peas, 3 calls ~... 40c

C PAY‘CASH and* BUY FOP. LESS 5) SOUTH SECOND STREET—OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE Mangold & Miller

623 W. Monroe St. 24'/jib. sack Fanchon Flour, nothing better, sack $2.00 24'/ 2 lb. sack Perfection Flour for baking or pastry, sack 2 15c boxes McKenzie's Prepared Buckwheat. 25c Large sack 35c Aunt Jemima Prepared Pancake or Buckwheat, box 15c 10 lb. sack Swanton Pure Buckwheat 90c 3 10c boxes Macaroni. Spaghetti or Egg N00d1e5...25c Large can Hebe Milklsc l'/ 2 lb. box Cream of Barley only 25c Nt-:”- Pack Corn or Peas, can Delicious Sweet Corn. 2 can 35c 2 cans Red Beans 25c Sun Maid Seeded Raisins, 1 lb. pkg 25c Sun Maid Seedless Raisins, 1 lb. pkg 28c I 2 large cans Pumpkin, only 25c 2 large cans Pork & Beans, only 25c Currents, thoroughly cleaned, 1 It), pkg 35c Oranges, Bananas, Lettuce. Bring us your Country Produce

' - 1 " I —■■■ I ■ ■■■■.. .1.1. ■ ■■■ — — /" 1 "■ — —— > I It Saves Time and Worry Mr. Farmer says, “If 1 ever have a pure bred stock or farm sale, the first thing 1 buy will be The Williams Loose Leaf Sale Recording System. Il saves time, worry and money. Items can be located immediately.’’ If you have a sale advertised and desire more information or the system explained to you, call at The Peoples Loan & Trust Co., and Old Adams County Bank. > ■■ — — ■ 1

Dozen cans $1.5. r Large cans best Red Beans, 3 for 25c 9 Dozen cans .......... 98< c Large cans hest quality Sauer Kraut. 2 for 25c Dozen cans $1.30 <■ Large cans hest pack Hom--3 iny He Dozen cans $1.25 <• No. 2 size Tomatoes, solid , pack, 2 cans 25c i Dozen cans $1.48 i- Large cans solid pack Tomatoes, 2 for 35c Dozen cans $2.05 Large No. 3 cans Green Stringless Beans. extra fancy quality, 2 cans.... 15c 'Jut Wax Beans, 2 cans...2sc 7c boxes Matches for 5c New California Apricots in svrup, large cans, 2 for 75c Can 38c Black Raspberries in heavy syrup, can 43c Lautz Gloss Laundry Soap, 6 bars Lenox Laundry Soap, I bars 25c Swift’s Pride Laundry Soap. 1 bars 25c Palmolive Toilet Soap, 3 bars 25c Jap Rose Toilet Soap, cake 10c Sayman’s Vegetable Soap. 3 cakes in pkg 35c Finest quality Peanut Butter. lb 25c (i. & B. Huntington made Bread, you will like it best, pound and half loaf ... 15c j Quaker Graham Flour, large bag 35c j Large pkgs. Quaker made Corn Flakes 10c Full Qt. jar High Grade Cocoa 40c For the best in Nut Oleomargarine buv Eat-More. lb ‘ 36c Rainbow brand Oleomargarine, 46c A complete assortment of fruits and vegetables at the low prices.

'Phone 215. "all can Pink Salmon, only 25c 1 Ih. pkg. Acorn C0c0a....40c Amerikorn, the nation's food pkg2oc Sweet Juicy Naval Oranges. Doz3oc & 50c 6 rolls best quality Toilet Paper 25c P. W. Crackers, nice and crisp, lb 18c 2 for 35c Large can Del Monte Spinach 25c L. & S. Sweet Mixed Pickles, pt. pail only 20c Pure Home Made Mince Meat, lb 25c >/, gal. pail Pennant Syrup Maple Flavor 65c 21b. can Apple Butter, only 35c L. & S. Pure Apple Butter, lb 25c Chef Coffee, 60c value, th. only 50c ■ Special Saturday Oromo Cosfee, 50c value, Ih3Bc i Good Bulk Coffee, try it...30c Swift's Pride Laundry Soap. cake 5c Sweet Marie Toilet Soap, 6 bars 25c Apples, Onions and Cabbage.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1920

.. CLASSIFIED WANT ADJ FOR SALE FOR SALE 74 acre farm tn Si Marys ip., \ nule south of Bob, and P/2 miles north or I‘lcasan 5 Mills; has G room house, 30x40 ft barn; good well and cistern; gno< C co-n farm; fairly well ditched. Mus c b« taken before February Ist. In quire of Irvin Ack r, 227 8. Ist St. C • 306-tSi FOR SALE—About 1,000 good lin brick. Inquire of Mrs. .1. It. Holt house, ’Phone 137. lx-tf-< » — FOR SALE -Six room house, four ho I* low and I ws> above. Two room col < lar; small ham; house boon buili three years. A big bargain at $2,100 • W. W. Hawkins, Decatur, Ind. It. It ", 10, Monroe Phone. ÜB-t»i TRACTOR FOR SALE Good m new; also tractor plow. Call ot phone a. C. Butcher, attorney, or phone 540. Decatur. Ind. 29 100 FOR SALE Soft coal burner, size . 14. In good condition. Cali at , 701 Walnut street. 30-3 ix FOR SALE -Citv property, well lo- ’ rated. Price right. H. M. DeVoss. 30-tt > FOR SALE ~ r«.om house well located. A bargain if taken before Feb. 15th. Mrs. S. L. Dutcher, 1013 N. 2nd street. 31-61 FOR SALE model Fonl tour ing rar, in good condition. Sold cheap if taken soon. 315 So. 11th St.. Decatur, Ind. 31-titx FOR SALE One 191'1 Ford roadster with 2 now tires and truck body. Inquire, J. F. Arnold Co. 28-3tw-tf MISCELLANEOUS WISCONSIN FARM LANDS LANDOLOGY—A magazine giving the facts in regard to the land situation. Three months’ subscription: FREE, if or a home or as ati investment you ■.re thinking of buying good farm ands, simply write me a letter <iad ay, “Mail me LANDOLOGY and all tarficulars FREE.” Address Editor, :.and(.logy, Skidmore 1-md Co., “85 Ik id more Bldg. Marinette, Win. l-t 4 mo. We can- give you service on Vulcanizing. Hollhotise Garage. 303-ts DO YOU NfeED MONEY—We lend it on second mortuges on real estate. — Aetna Mortgage A- Investment . Co., 508 Fidelity Building, Indianapolis--193-eodr-tf. FOR RENT HOUSE I-OU ithXT -li rooms, on Kekionga street. Call on D. Schmidt. 413 Mercer Ave. 29-fit FOR RENT—One new tip to the minute house on North Second St. \lso 7-room house on Eiting farm. Call J. F. Arnold, ’phone 709. 25-3 t a wk for 2 w FOR RENT —100 acre farm. Well improved and good buildings. In;uire at this office. 32t3

WANTED SALESMEN WANTED -To solicit orders for Ibricating oils, grease.; and paints. Salary or commission. Address Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland. Ohio. 3t2 CUMMINGS PAINTS PICTURE. (■United Press Service) ’ Now York. N. Y.. Feb. 6 —l Special to Daily Democrat)— Picture of a rank failure, as painted by Homer S. Cummings, the- republican congress.. At a dinner in his honar here la-1 night, the democratic chairman a- - ser the American people have pail ■and still are paying a staggering j. price for electing this republican con-J ' gres. Congress in every attempt' ( C to settle post war, industrial, financial i C and social problems has met failure, | Cummings charged. Scoring the re* C publican.; for failure to complete lie ( present a picture of American rcluc-j C tant to fulfill its legitimate ohliga-1 ' tions; anxious to secure the advaa- 1 ‘age of a league of nations without accepting its responsibility." A LITTLE HIGHER TODAY (United Press Service) New York, Feb. 6.— (Special to Daily Democrat) -Allied exchange which slumped in value badly in the' last few days, developed strength at the opening of the money market today and recorded rapidly. The Briti h pound sterling opened at $3.34. an advance of 5 cents from the previous close and then rose 5 cents more to 83 39.. representing a jump of 20 cents from the lowest reached Wednesday. French francs were quoted at 14.32 per dollar, up 48 centinfes and Italian lire 18.32, up 40 centimes. The German mark however, continued weak i at .Olflfi, I •

q| Pottle Nomenclature i Rllnols i» an ludian word- with tht French suffix ”ols.” meauiitg "Trtbo of ‘ .Mell,' ludluua means "Indian Land It. Michigan I* an Indian word uieumuf to “Fl»li w eir." Su called fluUi ■ fam led ut reeetnblunce of the lavs to a fl»h 'fan- >. Minnesota Indian for ■ water." Ohio mean* "beautiful wu- " ter" Wisconsin mean* "ruahmj wast . . ter." n - JO ; Famous English Lotteries. - • It brought a shock to munj l.ondona era when somebody Informed ihetu •’ that Westminster bridge wu< built ■c from the proceeds of a lottery. 1 ben somebody dug up the fact that aw at back in 1736. parliament incorporated a lottery through which the begin11 Lings were made toward establioioug U- the British museum. t., __ _ In for It s An Irish conductor had the ntf-for-ir tune to run his ear over art old man tt ho T hud It bottle of bluing inside his cotit. x Jumping from his cur and seeing ihu fluid gathering lit u pool on th< street, 0 he cried to his friend, “Finnegan, it’ll 1 go harrd wld us. We’ve killed one o’ * them blue bloods.” Boston Iruuv- ). cript. —————— t Dragon’a Service to China. China adopted the dragon tis the sytubol of empire because ut lite sttper- ' siitluit that 1,500 years before the time ' of Muses a golden dragon rose from the waters of the Yellow sea mid imparted to the emperor the secret* of j agriculture. h — x Kind of Horse He Wanted. r Billy admired Charlie’s roeklng horse very much and begged his mother to buy him <*ne. His mother could , 1 not understand what he wanted, so he raid: "Oh, 1 want a horse that keeps on going and never gets anywhere.” Tiny Flata. , 1 Little Roy, after his first expert- | en<‘e In a sleeper, said to his aunt; •The flats were awful small. There | f was only room for mother and me 1 1 downstairs, so pa had to sleep in one i upstairs." 1 Minings of Martha. . Before a man's married you’d think ; he hadn’t another thing in th' world t’ do but court yon, an,’ utter he's wedded he's so busy all th' time he plumb forgets how. 1 Electricity Saves Timber. English scientists have decided that I pt -shig electricity through . freshly . •ut timber makes It more resistant against decay and fungus growths. Eggs Five Cents Per Dozen. * Price fixing can be dated h« far I ni-k as the fourth century, when r»locfetian placed the price of eggs at t 5 cents a dozen. The Difference. And the dilferem-e between a lie and j a fib depemls on whether the man or his wife tells it. —Dallas News. Optimistic Thought. I Truth is simple, requiring neither study nor art.

IIJU) Ilin ill'. ill' . '■'a "iioi tv ATTENTION We pay the highest cash price for hides. We have some good feeding tankage al SI.OO per 100 ibs. ’Phone 101 or 106. FRED MUTSCHLER PKG. CO Specials for Saturday Pure Pork Sausage, Country Style, lb2sc Country Style Back Bones, lb2sc Choice Beef Roasts, th. 18c-22c Good Plate Boiling Beef, Ihl2tic to 15c Nice Veal Stews. 1b 20c Veal Chuck Roasts and Steak, lb 25c Nice Lean Pork Roasts and Boils, lb2sc Plenty of Neck Ribs, Spare Ribs and Liver. Full line of Cheese: Limburger, Brick, Swiss Block. Cream and Pimento. Oleomargarine: Kingnut, Farrel Nut A-l, Alco, Good Luck and Moxley's Dixie. LARD, by single lb 27c 3 lb. pailsßoc 5 lb. pails $1.35 10 lb. pails $2.60 'Phone in your orders early. Four deliveries to each part of city at 7:30 and 10 a. m.; or 2 and 4 p. m. PHONE 106. ;F. Mutschler Packing Co. Market

Something to Be Proud Os. Some folks wipe the drops of „, S X'. r.- '< ashamed or them. Man alive, drops o ,weat that come from food. work are finer than any f » ■ ever sparkled in the crown of a kl Ami their greutesi beauty I* that J i ni!ll -e the whole world happ'er und t,-r This cannot always be said of th ,mr. oh the monarch's brow.-Ex-cbtthgt 1 . Value Salt. You can dean your t**' l ’ ,f ’ Ireej yum eyes bright and strong by dullv suit baths, gurgle with sail «•* ter to strengthen your throut. throw a handful of common salt lutu your bath for toning up the system generally. ami >° ur ter to prevent chilblains.—London Dibits. Humility. The only true independence l« in humility. . • But humility is not the virtue of ft since it I* >‘<»t consequent upon tiny cumparl-on between ourselves and others, but be-tv-eeu what we are and what we •ught to be.— Washington AHstou. Word of Many Meanings. What does not that word cheerfulness imply? H means a contented spirit; it means a pure heart; it meanu kind mid loving disposition: It means humility and charity; It means a generous appreciation of Others, and a modest opinion of self. — 1 hackertiy. We Eat Little Rice. Scarcely six pounds of rice is consumed ea. h year by every resident of the United States as compared with a per capita consumption In England •of twenty-seven pounds, in Frame ot thirty-tour pounds, and in Italy of lul pounds. How Weather Affects Steel. In the teat of slimmer, owing to ex- ■ pansioti. a steel bridge is appreciably I longer than it is in the winter, and. ut | various times of the year it may be i longer on one side than on the other. Where Politicians Err. Politicians think by stopping up the chimney they can stop its smoking. They try the experiment, they drive the ' smoke back, and there is more smoke than ever. —Borne. i Great Pile of Sweetness, The largest cake ever baked was made for Frederick William I. of Prussia. It wr.s eighteen yards long, eight yards w ide and one ami one half feet thick. i Height of Conceit. Experience is a good teacher, hnt some men tire conceited enough to think that they can give Exj.erieuce a few pointers. Well-Directed Labor. j Notldng i> denied to well-directed labor; noiltlng Is ever to be attamed without it. —Sir JosWlta Reynolds. ———————————————— Daily Thought Write to the mind and heart, and let the ear glean what It cao.—Bailev.

THE HOME OF i QUALITY groceries BETTER (tool’s ' T IIKTTKR HUVES. I>„l»l.««. While Siukl Itmu «e li. rc Twin Inisl, |'<’O< .(.eh flour hiut. J|s] 70 nll-n.untl flour. 21 lb 1 * 1 U SnliiioiL Alusku Stick Ey* . f<>r I” 01,11 • ' J 'J|‘Xy Piuk.' 2<’.‘' l' : u’ncy ’Aid' M?) ’ ’ I'oUed Meais. (..Hunel. or I’f.il ’ 1 Cornctl Bc<l. 4()(‘ large tins *' ,v 5 lb. Pearl Hominy. 5 |b. I’laketl Hominy. Os: Iri sh anti m". <>nL jVFtyv “B< st imtl Cheapest” a hh llth <i Collee I f to suit you W hite House t.oeoa, Off p in ' th. tins, only g Bulk Kraut. 7V‘>(‘ like home made, lb • 7 — v

IJXXX • Elk Horn Cheese. Oflp ’ in tins ‘ White Tuna. J ean 25 ...40c (i 5c rolls loilel Paper “vv J I 3 10c rolls toilet el Paper

* I l ane Box Apples. Home Grown Apples, Onions, Lettuce, Oranges and Lemons, at a very low price. e EGGS. 15c BUTTER, the top price. e w M. E. HOWER f SATURDAY, TOMORROW, ANOTHER BIG BUSIt NESS DAY AND SOME BIG SPECIALS THAT MUST e APPE AL TO YOU. NOTHING MISSING IN QUALITY BUT SOMETHING OFF IN PRICE. d Phone No. 97 or Pnone No. 175 Extra Fann Large Dill Pickles, doz2oc i : A

10 lb. sack Swanton Q 4 z» Pure Buekwiic.it Hour Aunt Jemima Pancake or Buck' • wheat Hour.* OP>r»l 2 pkgs wUV j Michigan Navy Beans. fine cookers. 11)t/v Extra Good Yellow Kiln Dried Corn Meal. (* ~ (5 tbs. 28c) 2 I'ds. Dark Red Fine Quality Cranberries . mDC' Special 2l*-> th. s ick Jewel or Perfection d* ■« Flour tpl.O" Reserve Brand, the quality spring wheat Hour in 24’ •_> lb. rollon sacks. Q -f Q - special, sack C 1 .00 Red Wing. Red Turkey Wheat Flour, regular price 21 l £> 11). 'jsack $2.00. Special Q 1 QA j price sack <PI«t7V Fancy Northern Spies AF Apples. ,3lbs Zit)C (10 ths. 79c) Creamo Bread, same large size loaf and same old -g ' price, loaf LOC Snow Flake Icing Sugar 1 Q quality tine, pkg INC ’ Nothing healthier than Onions now. Yellow Globe z» ' Dry Onions. It) t)C I ’ (W tbs. 53c) , Extra Fancy Head 1 rx Bieo. Ih. /. LJSC 25c can Slerofoam and 25<- , toilet brush. : “H for Z&C • Evaporated Apples, nr , quality the best, pkg.. .

Headquarters for Fruits and Vegetables fiend Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce, Cauliflower, Radisins. Cabbage, Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, Etc. BERT HUNSICKER IHE STORE WHERE ALL ARE TREATED SQI’AEL

Kitlney Beans. 1 * can I DC “"w... 10c JOG lt>. Ovsier A|* 1 Qff I .DD i,r' d .. c, ± 30c Yellow Uinntlry r Soap DC

Another Chance to Buy (an Goods below cost of toda>. 2 cans Standard Sweet Qtp Corn, quality good .... (1 doz. cans $1.15) 2 large cans Sauer (I doz. cans $1.35) Victor Brand Green 1 M Beans, can Ivl (1 doz. cans $1.10) Monarch Pork A Beans in Boston Sauce, regular 1A ~ 15c can, special can... ivi Large cans Melvin 1 n Brand Pumpkin, can.. IVU (2 cans 19c) Karo Golden Syrup, |")C (I gal. pail 85c) Karo Crystal White Klip Syrup. ’ gal. pail.... V (1 gal. pail 9.5 c) I 1 -j gal. pail the Real Maple lla\- | or Syrup. Pennant Brand VW Log Cabin 35c size Maple Syrup, canfadH II vou have been paying 3.h‘ er | 10c lb. for Coffee, try Whih Rose Coffee and see the saving. Ih MVU J Good Luck or Wilson Milk oi • £ ,15c (2 small cans 15c) American Maid Magic ' Waler Softener. 3 pkgs.^»’ v - Full Qi. Mason jar high I grade Prepared Mustard***' i Perfection Soda ('rack- ' ers are better. Ih Perfection Butler Crack-1 C / crsjuive no equal, 1b...