Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 93, Decatur, Adams County, 19 April 1920 — Page 2

J* I £allW Has Raised New Standard for ■ Baking Powder I Because it is made in the most II careful and scientific manner from 11 absolutely pure materials that re- 11 main pure in the baking and in- 11 sure wholesome, healthful foods. I ■ Because it possesses the greatest I ■ leavening power. 9 Because it is not affected by time I ■ or weather —it never loses its | I f strength and never fails. > ■ Because it is most economical 1 M you save when you buy it and I you save when you use it. I * These are the reasons why Calu- I met is the standard baking powder — the choice of millions — more I being sold than of any other brand. I Try it — always buy it. Your grocer can supply you. Calumet contains only such ingredients as have been approved officially by the U. S. Food Authorities. I-5 IC I 4 FQT Quality rukiHLo 1 awards g ■ i I W Ashbaucher’s FUhNACES LIGHTNING RODS SPOUTING SLATE ROOFING PHONE 765 or 739 There is built especially for every smoker a RICORO Just the style, size and price he fancies. Smoke any number and feel no bad effects. And yet more satisfaction in a single one, than a dozen ordinary cigars. Ricoro is sold by Lose Bros. at the sign “UNITED” ■... - - ~ ; — ■— .

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Tg SOCIETY DOINGS | | Club Calendar f Tueaday I C. 1., of C.—K. of C. Hall. ■ i Dutiful Daughters class of Evangel- ■ jical church—Mrs. Felix Graber. I ] Wednesday. ■ i Presbyterian AH—Church Parlors. I Ic-Nick Chib—Miss Anola Frank. S Thursday I Eastern Star Masonic Hail. I Home Economic Club—Mrs. Charles I Johnson. I Baptist Missionary Society—Mrs. S. 11E. Shamp. ! Friday I Phoebe Bible Class — Mrs. John I Spuhler. Christian Indies’ Aid — Mrs. Joe H Cloud. Saturday. Two Cent Supper—April Section. . at Evangelical Church. Missionary ■Society — Union Chapal Church. The C. L. of C. ladies will have a called meeting at the K. of C. hall Tuesday evening. Business of itnpor- ' tance will come up and every member ' is requested to be present. 9J-3t + The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian cljurch will meet in the i hurch parlors Wednesday afternoon. ' The ladies are requqstbif to come as I early as possible and t<s be prepared I) to sew. 98 -ti * I•’ 1 J The Eastern Star will meet at the H Masonic hall Thursday .evening... ♦ Thu April' section of the Evangelical Ladies’ Aid society will give a i two-cent supper Saturday. ( eyening ' April 24. at the Evangelical church. I Die pqb6c‘ is invited. 93-5 t I ♦ The Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid soI ciety will meet at. the home! -X Alr.Ferdinand Bleeke, on North jFqurth I street, Thursday afternoon. ; • Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Bleeke..miter ained at 6 o'clock dinner Sunday, fori >he following guests: Rev. and Mrs. I Hinz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar; Jotsch and children, Erma and Albert, ind Edna Bleeke. The Christian Ladies Aid society, ■•ill hold the regular meeting Friday rfternoon with Mrs. Joe ♦ The meeting of the civic department of the Woman's, club whichj was to have been held with Mrs. Connell this veiling has been postponed. ♦ .Miss Anola Frank will entertain the' Ic-Nick club at her home on West, Monee street Wednesday evening. ' I The Dutiful Daughters’ class of th"' EvangeHeal church will meet at the home of Mrs. Felix Graber. 11l North 1 , Fifth street at. 7:30 o’clock Tuesday [evepimt, ♦ The Baptist Missionary society will' i meet Thursday afternoon at the home' (of Mrs. S. E. Shamp. All members are* I requested to be present. I Lions are the only animals of the I cat family to have circular pupils when I their eyes are contracted. STORM HITS ARKANSAS 'tTnHed Press Serviced Little Rock. Ark.. April 19. — (Special to Daily' Democrat) —Two persons were known dead, several were re- ■ (ported killed and many injured high I winds which sv-ept several counties in' Arkansaw last night, according to meagre reports reaching here today. | Telephony and tWegraph wires in ahe> .iferq dr»n totlaf. 'JBih. towii.--of was reropted severely damaged and several were reported dead or injured. HowI ever, there was no confirmation. ‘ ——

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A, wedding takes place every 13 sec-' on da in New York City A coward la a follow who when he gets scared acts like the rest of uwould if we dared. NOTICE, AMERICAN LEGION The regular meeting of the American Legion 'hill be held this evening at the Maccahee hall at 8 o’clock. Bus Iness of importance will come up. and all members are requested to be present. ... . ■ — PHI DELTA KAPPA NOTICE All members are requested to be at the rooms tonight at 8 o’clock, sharp. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ DID YOU EVER? ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* Did yon ever pdhClear down In the dumps. And think you were , , THE original Hurd Luck Kid? ■Feet-no* rhongh you had ONE foot in the grave. And the other on A banana peel? That your Banker WAS next to you. AND the Grocer was WONDERING why you ATE so much? Business was on the BUM The weather was rotten Until you were about ready To spend one thin dime For a CARBOLIC ACID high ball. AND then in comes a bird

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