Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 19, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 24 February 1921 — Page 9

DON'T DARE SNEEZE. Bouton.— Hereafter If Wellesley Cull« 8« girls *’“ nl 10 sneeze they must BB eezo and snuffle In a closet. A coryza closet i» to installed at Founders' Hall. It will be airtight, lined with zinc and filled with the healing and disinfecting vapors of eucalyptus oil un d formaldehyde. WANT ADB EARN

1 .-! - - - - ..; it EH, ■flfc.i* m*i iiwwl ■■■MSi — , ~ T. 1 - — , ,1.SOlWil ®«W 7 \\ /F\ /’ | \I X \ '' ' ? ww .. w.wW W< 1 ■ Z/jV Js'.jC Tv A3, t Your Dollars Will Jingle and Dance With Glee When You Take a Look at This Menu forthe Feast of Bargains , ( SATURDAY. FEB. 24. 1921 I X ( / - t This Coupon S 4 ■ Is good for one good American Dollar on a purchase of / any merchandise in our store amounting to §IO.OO. I DOLLAR DAY FEBRUARY 26,1921. f ____________________________ —— i Come In and See Our Big Counter Os the Greatest Dollar Bargains Ever Heard of in This City > I Below Are Listed a Few Os Our Dollar Day Specials ; * — I ■ ■ ■■■■■■" ' ' ■■ “ “" $4 t 4 04 04 W ■ □ ■ <jTI U? B A H cr ' r,ce25c V V M V H V f H H Packed in H All Canvas | I i I H Individual | |l R miJT ■ I Sweater. ■ ■ Sanitary g || Gauntlets ■ tir-lu ??nn ■ ■ with shawl if ■ Packages ■ 0 included ■ north $4.00 ■ ■ collar. o ®3 8 for “ "10 pair for EV▼ Bjk eavy Union-Made Over- '* JEV TD 1 j fc ft I 11A alls Large and Roomy iISM S B ■' WE HAVE THE GREATEST STOCK OF ARMY AND &AVY GOODS AND SURPLUS STOCKS INCLUDING WORK SHOES, DRESS SHOES, WOOL HOSPITAL BLANKETS, SINGLE BLANKETS, RUBBER BOOTS, ARTICS, UNDERWEAR, RAINCOATS, SHIRTS, SOCKS, MIDDIE BLOUSES, GLOVES, OVERALLS, ETC., EVER PUT ON SALE IN THIS VICINITY AND YOU CAN BUY THIS MERCHANDISE DURING THIS SALE AT LESS THAN THE COST OF MANUFACTURE. BETTER MERCHANDISE FOR LESS MONEY — COME IN AND BE CONVINCED! THE ORIGINAL ARMY & NAVY GOODS. STORE No. 14 QUEEN CITY SALVAGE CO. w , ch „~ „ y 243 Monroe Street 243 Monroe Street Every Article Purah.eed STORE OPEN EVENINGS T hle Sele Is Guaranteed MjUL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED I _ *

JITNIYB UP AGAIN. Indiuuapoliß, Feb. 24.—(Special to Dully Democrat).—Keprenentu*ive ■ Beylerd's bill to put "Jitney buseu" ' inder control of the public service ■ontmisuion now pending before the legisature has opened an old legislaive sore. Similar bills have been placed be 'ore each of the last three sessions if the general assembly and each

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THUR.SDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1921.

time they have failed to pass. The measure provides that anyone operating a jitney bus line must have their contract approved by the city board of public works in which the line in operated and then by the public service commission. It applies to cities of the first, second, third and fourth class, and provides also that no contract for the operation of jitneys shall be for longer than twentyfive years.

FARMERS OF ADAMS COUNTY ARE AMONG MOST PROGRESSIVE IN THE ENTIRE STATE (Continued front page the county, putting us well up in the list for number of silos. Live Stock. Inr live stock as well us in other lines, this county leads the way tn the production of pure-bred breeding — ■

swine. T' .re 100 pure-bred breeding sires m the county and 458 females, 193 grade sires and 3,058 females; 28,162 swine under 0 months of age, and 11,949 over six months; 100 hogs died of disease in the county during the year. There are 421 horses under 1 year of age. 722 between one year und two years and 7,677 over two years of age; 248 of these are breeding horses; 85 horses died of disease during the past year. There ure 33 mules under one year of age, 47 between one and two years and 231 over two years. The county has 1,129 beef cattle under 1 year of age, 1,492 between one and two years and 2,046 over two years. 27 died of disease in the past year. There are 25 sires and 98 female beef cattle for breeding. Dairy cattle number 1,327 under one year of age, 1,057 between one and two years, and 8,770 over two years. 50 died of disease. Pure-breds number 23 sires and 112 females, and grades, 101 sires and 2,799 females. Sheep number 348 under one year. 767 between cne and two years and 5,111 over two years. 348 died of disease. There are 5 pure-bred fnmales and 21 sires and 3.412 grade trma>l's and 77 grade sires. There are eighteen goats in the county two years old and over. GERMANY'S COAL OUTPUT. Berlin.—The German Minister of Trades estimates the total output of coal in Germany during 1920 at 133,000,000 tons, as against 190,000,000 tons in 1913. FAMILY CHAIN OF RECTORS. Walsall, Eng.—The Rev. Frederick Douglass, appointed rector of Salwarpe, by his father, will be the fifth of his family to hold the benefice, the first having been his great-great-grand father. BIG AUSTRALIAN HARVEST. Melbourne. —Australia's total wheat harvest for this season i§ put at 140,000,000 bushels, 10,000,000 more than the original forecast. FUNERAL OF MR. WHITE Funeral services for Mr. Alexander White, father of Mrs. J. C. Sutton of this city, will be held from the Presbyterian church at Ossian, Friday afternoon at 2:30. Interment will be made at the Qssian cemetery one-half mile south oX.that town. Mr. White died Wednesday morning at ten o'clock from heart trouble.

Specials In Groceries 14 cakes P. &G. White (Pl 10 cans (Pl Naptha Soap <P A Good HominytP A 14 cakes Kirks Flake Qi 4 large cans (Pl W hite Soap ..tP A California Apricots <P A 4 large boxes Snow Boy (Pl " Washing Powder jPA 3 *arge fans California Peaches, (Pl 12 tumblers Jelly (Pl (in Syrup) ....<PA »PA 6 cans . QI 12 boxes (? 1 Tuna Fish ....; <P A Mustard Sardines «PA 10 fans , i/ 2 tb . (P 1 12 cans (Pl Salmon tpA «X P " mPk,n -|l 14 lbs. Best Rice 14 lbs. Fancy QI » eans Bunton Q 1 Hand Picked Beans <P A. B>weet Corn tpA 11 cans Evergreen QI 8 cans (P 1 Sweet Corn «P A Early June Peas tDA Big Dollar Day Specials In Dry Goods Mens Best Blouses 8 Yards Best Calico (j*"| Mens Good Bib Ql 7 yards Best Bleached Muslin (Pl Best Black Sateen (Pl 5 yards Best Toweling Crash (Pl Shirts »PA «PA 4 Pair Best Dress Socks 8 yards Cotton Toweling (j’-j 5 Yards Best 36 in. Percale spools Best Thread Sam Hite’s South End Grocery and Dry Goods Store ’Phone 204. Opposite Erie Depot

1)011*9 Di/ $1 J B ANY NEW V /fl TRIMMED HAT || I □ H* H TN THE STORE IB SELLING AT 55.00 OK OVER B Big Special*—Dollar Day in Flowers, Bl \q Ribbon* and Viel*. jfj Vrt Beautify! Showing of VA NEW SPRING HATS B! % BOWERS MILLINERY // COMPANY - F. V. Mills, the Grocer We have several One Dollar assortments of Groceries that are a Bargain to any household. HERE ARE THREE OF THEM: 5 tb. Dark Karo Syrup 33c 1 Comb Honey 39c 125 c Strawberry Preserves 20c 1 Glass Mustard 8c SI.OO 2 Ivory Soap 16c 2 Star Soap 15c 2 Fairy Soap 15a 3 Sweetheart Soap 25a 3 Gold Dust 18c 115 c Borax 11c SLOO 1 can Spaghetti, Heinz 4 12c 1 can Corn, Standard 10a 1 can Peas, Standard 12c 1 can 15c Van Camp Beans 10c 1 can 15c Tomatoes 10c 1 can Sweet Potatoes 19c 1 can Pimentos 16c 1 can Hominy 11c SLOO Mi.imrTMMrw wffi"■tiingwi-ir l- jtvassi*■■■«** jaawW