Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 19, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 2 December 1921 — Page 6

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GROCERY BULLETIN FISHER & HARRIS CASH GROCERY. PLACE YOUR ORDER HERE AND SAVE, ('all 5, IK or 231 for your telephone orders. free City Delivery.

Best Michigan White Sand Potatoes, bushel $1.45 */j bushel 74c Peck 38c Hood for Bread or Pastry, Pride of Decatur Flour, 12 Ib. bag 45c 24*/a th. bag 84c 49 It), bag $1.68 Urma Kansas Hard Wheat Flour, 24'/a lb. bag 98c 49 lb. bag $1.95 Pillsbury 4x Flour, more and better bread, 24'/. lb bag sl.lß 49 lb. bag $2.35 Barrel $9.60 11 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar 65c I’est Bulk Golden Rio Coffee, 3 lbs 40c Pound 15c Old Crop Santos Coffee, 31b 70c Pound 25c Chase & Sanborn Special Coffee, Ih 35c 3 lbs 95c Old keliab'c Coffee, 3 lbs.. J4r Pound . 32c New Michigan Hand Picked Navy Beans, 5 lbs 39c Lima or Butter Beans, lb.. 10c New Dried Cooking Peas. 3 lbs 25c Pearl Tapioca, 3 ff>s 2'-; Pound 10c 1 sewed Carpet iirc. m, line quality. each Sc 2 for 7»r 3 for ... sl.'9 Penick & Fo-ds Syrups sweeter than the rest, No. 10 gol. Golden color 45c No. 5 '/z-gal. Golden 25c No. 10 gal. Crystal W hite 49c No. 5 '/z-gal. Crystal White 2Sc No. 10 gal. Maple Flavor 65c No. 5 /a-gal. Maple flavor 37c McKenzies Prepared Buckwheat or Pancake Flour, bag 27c Pkgs lie | Pure Buckwheat Flour, 10 lb. bag 48c Lump Starch, 3 lbs 25c New Mixed Nuts, lb 25c Large pkgs. Dates 10c i Carnation. Pet. Libbys or Bordens Milk, 2 large cans Dozen cans $1.45 Smail cans, 4 for 25c Dozen eans 73c Large cans Goshen Milk... lie Dozen cans $1.30 N. B C. Butter Crackers are best, 2 lbs 25c Our Special Round Butter Crackers, lb 15c pkgs. Post Toasties, Jersey Corn Flakes or Shredded Wheat 15c

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CORN CROP IS LEADER. < Washington, D. C., Dec. 2. —The ' Department of Commerce, through I The Bureau of the Census, announces ; the following data from the 1920 ten- i sub of agriculture for the Unit-d 1 States. The twenty leading crops of the ' - Star Grocery 5 bars Kirks White 9Q/» 1 bar Jap Rose Soap Free. Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, large candvL j Pure Lard, OE>»I 2 lbs ZbC Santa Clara Prunes, 1 fk lb. iVC Tip Top Pop Corn XOC Little Corn "15c Pure Buckwheat, Catsup, Mothers Aluminum Oats, large package... O’Jv Liptons Fancy Tea 25c Will J. Johns, Prop. ■■■■■■■■■■■■mi ,* -■ 3 ' ..." , . ... v . 5-. .. .. . ‘

You’ll Find Many Bargains In The Daily Democrat’s Market Basket Pages

New Bulk Seedless Raisins, . Ih 25c • Best Head Rice. 3 lbs 25c • Pure Ground Black Pepper. lb 25c Large cans Red Beans. ... 10c • New Pack Corn or Tender June Peas, 2 cans 25c i Large cans Solid Pack Tomatoes, 3 cans 40c can 15c i Large cans New Pack Hominy. Kraut or Pumpkin. 2 cans 25c Soap Special for a short time, 5 bars Kirks Flake White Laundry Soap. 29c, 1 bar Jap Rose Toilet Soap Free. 3 bars of Jap Rose Toilet. . 25c 1 bar Jap Rose Toilet soap free. 7 bars P. & G. or R. N. M. White Naptha LaundrySoap 44c 3 bars Palmolive or Kirks Hard Water Castile Soap 25c 4 bars Sweetheart Toilet soap 25c Colgates Shaving Soap, 3 bar Quaker Bulk Rolled Oats, 6 lbs 25c Large New- Prunes, lb 15c 3 lbs 40c California Peaches or Apricots in svrup, large cans, 4 for 94c Can 25c Cupid Nut Oleo, finest quality, lb 28c Foulds Macaroni. Spaghetti or Egg Noodles, 6 pkgs. 48c j 3 pkgs 25c Dishes: 6 white cups and saucers, handled for.. SI.OO 6 Dinner Plates 75c Round Vegetable Dishes Clothes Baskets, $1.25 value special 83c j Jersey Sweet Potatoes. 6 lb 25c ■ No. 10 gal. Libbys Famous Apple Butter 89c Lippincotts Apple Butter, large jar 35c Premier Salad Dressing, large bottle 40c Lippincotts Queen Olives, large jar 35c Runkles Best Bulk Cocoa, 2 lbs 25c No. 1 Spanish Salted Peanuts 2 tbs 25c Sardines in Oil or Mustard, 10 cans 45c Can 5c Large cans Pink Salmon, 2 for 25c Fancy Florida Thin Skin Grape Fruits, 5 for 29c Green Onions, Radishes, Head and Leaf Lettuce. Cauliflower, Brussell Sprouts, Egg Plant. Celery, Etc 139-141 South Second Street

United States in 1919, arranged in order of value were corn, hay and forage wheat, oats, potatoes, tobacco, apples, barley, sweet potatoes, rye, rough rice, grapes, peaches, katir and milo, or ; anges, sugar beets, peanuts, dry edi-1 ble beans and sugar cane. The total value of these twenty crops was $13.754,290,926, which represents more than nine-tenth of the total value of crops shown by the Fourteenth Census. Corn heads the list, with a value of $3,507,797,102. or almost $1,000,000 more than hay and forage, which stands second on the list with a value of $2,523,050,224. Cotton ranked third, with a value (including cottenseed) of $2,355,169,365, and wheat ranked fourth, with a value of $2,074,078,801. These tour crops combined I represented a value amounting to | $10,460,095, 492, or 70.9 percent, of the I total value of all crops harvested in 1919. The next four crops in order .were .oats, with a value of $639,440,521; I tobacco, with a value of $444,047,481; and apples, the leading fruit crop with | a value of $241,573,577. - —- s—s—s—WANT ADS EARN—s—s—-$ Members of the G. A. R. are notified that the meeting to be held Saturday afternoon December 3rd at 1:30 o’clock is the annual meeting at which time will occur the election of officers and the transaction of other Important business in which you will be interested. Please be present. W. H. Meyers, Commander. 284-2 t x

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1921.

11 Aristds ( FLOUR * Aristos Biscuits K 2 level cups Aristoe Flour 1 heaping tablespoon lard H w 1 cup sweet milk or weter 1 heaping teaspoon bakA % teaspoon salt ing-powder u Pr<x«s Sift Aristoe Flour, salt and baking-powder to- Trade gether in pan or bowL Rub lard in thoroughly M,rk and then add milk or water and stir briskly with / ,44 __ I a spoon. Mold on floored board and bake in quick XVtV ?/ oven, /jhtjk Recipe book sent free on request /// Pw I THE SOUTHWESTERN MULING CO., Zac. jPO? Kansas City, Mo.

a ■— MR. MORRIS HERE. Grand Master of Exchequer William A. Morris, of Frankfort, was here yesterday between trains on the Clover Leaf, attending the mortgage-burn-

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PHONE YOUR ORDERS. PHONE NO. 97 01 Polar Bear Flour, AQ I 24H ttis tPI.VO I Gold Medal Flour, (J* 1 OK 24% ttis ; Enterprise Flour, (J* J Qfl 24% lbs ePA.OV I Onions, E* < Bushel $2.40 ! Cracked Hominy, J i Ih 4C . 7 lbs 25c Bulk Rolled Oats, 4 lb i Fancy Blue Rose OKz» Bice, 3 lbs Navy Beans, Q E* _ i ths.- Zsc ( Lima or Butter Beans, 10c McKenzies Prepared QQz» Buckwheat Flour, sack Swantons Pure Buck- API, wheat flour, 10 Ih. sack 4 I V Potato Chips, 1 A„ ■ package AVv . Eglike, package fcdOL . Large Post Toasties, Jersey l Corn Flakes or 1 Kn Shredded Wheat, pkg. ..AOU Jiffy Jell or Jelly Con O/1 /» 3 pkgs £4U 1 Seedless Raisins or OK/» ’ Seeded Raisins, Tt» Campfire Marshtnal- 1 Kz» 1 lows, 6 oz. pkg AOU s Rolled Oats, 1 Ap package A.VU Puffed Wheat, j r i package AOU Fresh Ginger Snaps, 15c 5 Van Camps Red Beans, 1 Hp , can AvU >

Oysters, Fruits and Vegetables { Highest prices paid for Butter and Eggs. B GILES V. PORTER WEST SIDE SOUTH 2ND ST. * The Store Where All Are Treated Square.

ing celebration of the Knights of Pythias. Mr. Morris is known to many Decatur citizens and his visit ? was much appreciated. He has been ■ master of exchequer of the Indiana ■ Knights of Pythias many years.

FREE CITY DELIVERY. R PHONE NO. 175 Fig Newton Cookies, 20c Special Sale on Soap 5 bars Kirks Flake or American Family Soap and 1 bar Jap Rose to a customer only OOU Yellow Rub-No-More 4Y4 _ Soap, 5 bars £4U R. N. M. White Soap QQ 5 bars OOU P. & G. or Star 9Ar» Soap, 3 bars 4WxJU 6 bars White Spray, JoyQ 4 „ or White Lily Soap. ... m4U Spotless Cleanser, Q lean OU 2 cans 15c Foulds Macaroni, Spaghetti or Egg Noodles, 9Kr» 3 pkgs fciOU Table Salt, 9Kz» 110 Ib. sack :...AUC No. 10 gal. Full Pack I7K Peaches or Apricots only c OU Franklin Sugar Syrup 5 Ih. pail OOU Acorn Pork and Beans, 1 Kz» 2 cans JLOU Red Seal Lye or 1 P _ Lewis Lye, can AOU 2 cans 25c Large can Peaches or QKz* 4 cans 95c Van Wert Sugar Corn, fjr* _ Florida Grape Fruit, O? „ 4 for ZSC Dill Pickles, 9K/» (dozen 1 10 Ib. Cooking or KAz» Eating Apples O</U

; Carrying On With the American Legion After Herbert Delaney, ex-service man of Caledonia, Mich., had shot and (’killed a deputy sheriff who was trying to arrest him, American Legion; men of the city formed a posse aud {captured the man. •• • • I; A survey of land settlement projects throughout the state has been ( begun by the American Legion of 1 , Washington. Under the law, ex-service , (men have a preference right In tiling j [on all public lands. • The retirement of 3,000 sick and (wounded emergency officers of the 'World war with pay on the same {Status as officers of tne regular army .are retired, is being urged on con-; gress by the American Legion. « • » • President Harding has been invited to accompany the Hood River, Ore., •post of the American Legion on its( annual climb of Mount Hood next sum- 1 imer. Governor Olcott of Oregon led j [the Legion party to the summit in < (the climb this year. Believing that the man still is suffering from the effects of a severe wound received while in action in (France, Hie American Legion of Hastings, Mich., is seeking to have de termfned the sanity of Frank Soules, former service man, serving a life term in the Michigan state prison for murder. The sale for taxes of the estate of John J. Pershing, father of the general (of the armies, in Tangipahoa Parish, La., has been prevented by the Amerlrcan Legion and the General has been requested to make the estate available ;for colonization by his wounded com'rades now taking vocational training In agriculture. • • • • Plans for a SIO,OOO war memorial at Duluth, Minn., to honor the men and women who served during the World war, were abandoned recently at the request of the American Legion repre-' sentatlves who contended that it was •no time to erect a monument. The 1 'memorial committee sought to honor { .jobless and hungry. «... The recent establishment of a post in Constantinople carries the American Legion Into the second country aligned against the aides in the World war. The post was formed of American naval and embassy attaches and repre- . sentatlves of several American Arms commercially engaged in Turkey. | There is a large post of the Legion ( {at Coblenz, Germany. • « * • • Although he could not swim. Martin J. Maloney, New York policeman and a color sergeant of the Seventy-seventh division in France, plunged into the surf at Rockawtfy Beach to save a young woman with whom he had been keeping company. He lost his * life, but the girl was pulled to safety, j Maloney was a member of the police department poet of the American Legion. • • • • A promise made on Flanders field that he would take care of and protect the wife of a wounded “buddy" .if the latter should fall, was fulfilled at Manchester, N. H., recently when Adhemar Letendre married Mrs. Albert Thibeault, whose husband was killed in action. The returned soldier and his comrade's widow met In American Legion work and their friendship grew into love. • • • • The father of 33 children, Manna ,C. Bruner, Civil war veteran of Independence, Kas., could well organize a war veterans’ society of his own. . Twelve of his sons served with the American army in France, one was too ’ young to fight and the remainder of the 33 are girls who did their bit. The American Legion recently brought the family to light, but at that there is one larger in the Creek Indian nai tlon of which Bruner is a citizen. The corsage bouquet of the fashlon- ( ably dressed young woman once may have been a flourishing tuft of rag- , weed on a corner lot. Disabled service r men tn Kansas City hospitals have built up a good business of malting i artificial flowers out of weeds and the ' American Legion of the city is help--3 Ing them sell tl>e colored posies to florists and gift shops. War mothers ‘ of the city have taught the men to dye the weeds in natural colors. , Home From Sea and Wedo. , Home again from the sea, Claudius G. Pendill, Milwaukee, Wls., national » vice commander of the American Le- ' glon, recently has married Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Wollaeger of his home , city. A direct descendant of “Don’t Give Up the Ship” Lawrence of early • American naval fame Pendlil hlm- ' self established a record In the United States navy When he climbed from a regular enlistment on May 8, 1917, to the commission of ensign on May 1, 1918. He was a lieutenant (j. g.) at the close of the war. The bridegroom Is a graduate of the University of Michigan and Mrs. Pendill graduated from Vassar. They will live in the classic atmosphere of Boston, Mna«.

Our Quotations spell E-C-O-N-O-M-Y for you. Your dollar is worth 100 cents, six days in the week at The Home of Quality Groceries Investigate—Compare—You’ll Buy. 100 lb. sack Fine Beet Granulated Sugar ntt; : SLOO Franklin Pure Sugar Syrup •/z gallon pail Ot)C (3 for $1.00) Mak-Mor Flour, the highest patent Q-| q.x flour made, sack tPA«£v High Grade Soft,Wheat Flour a,. for pastry, 24 th. sack a/vC Quaker-Made Rolled Oats, OK in bulk, 6 lb 6t)C Best Kiln-Dried Corn Meal, Yellow -s r 5 lb IOC 15c can Sniders Pork and Beans, -j v Each 11C Succotash, 1 S' „ Cut Green Beans, 25c Brown Beauty Beans (worth more) 4 q Sells for IOC (2 for 25c) Fancy Dates in bulk, new goods, lb mOU Fancy Naval Oranges, KA/» First of the season, dozen Ovv Deep Red Cranberries, 9An 55c can Royal Bak- 4K n 2 1-tb pkgs. Arm & 1 r ing Powder Hammer Soda AOU Our Spanish Salted Peanuts are roasted 1 A fresh every day. Ib IvU Tip Top Pop Corn in pkgs. 1 A will pop 12 Qt -IVU Candy Kisses—6 flavors, OA high grade candy, only, 1b feivv Good Grade Imperial Tea, QKr* “Best & Cheapest” Coffee, a blend to suit that par- Ofl p ticular taste, lb. whole or ground OVFU Special—While Present Stock Lasts—Deal: 2 bars American Family Soap, worth.. . 2 bars Kirks White Naptha soap worth, ,14c: all for 1 bar Kirks Flake W hite soap, worth... 7c ■ 9JL, 1 bar Kirks Jap Rose Toilet soap, worth 10c J OvU Galvanized Ware—Better in quality than usual. Low price, Tubs—No. 1. .70c; No. 2. ,80c; No. 3. .90c. Pails—B qt.. .20c; 10 and 12 qt.. .25c; 14 qt.. .30c M. E. Hower Eggs, 58c Butter, 30 to 35c DEMOCRAT WANT ADS GET RESOLIS Miller’s Grocery PHONE 215 623 WEST MONROE STREET BEST IN QUALITY GROCERIES AT A SAVING. Free City Delivery to all parts of city twice dailv.

24% It), sack Fanchon Flour, the flour of quality Q-| QA for bread, sack.... tpA*OV 24% It), sack Gold Mint Flour for all around AQ « 10 lb. sack Swanton. 4 Q Pure Buckwheat...... tLoC McKenzies Prepared Buckwheat or Pancake Flour, Q box loC 2 for 25c Sack 28c Best Pure White OKz* Rendered Lard, 2 1b... 4wOC Moss Rose Pork and f* Beans, can AtlC 2 for 25c HeLe Compound Milk, 1 A Large can AvU Good Standard Corn or Peas, 2 eans ZIOC French’s Cream F* Mustard, jar J.OC Large pkg. Post -I p 'Toasties IOC Shredded Wheat, -4 F* pkg 15C 2 large cans Best OK * Hominy oi ’ umpkia.. <iQmU Palmolive, that good OK - Toilet Soap, 3 bars.... P. & G. or Fels Naptha OOz» Soap, 5 baYs OOC Cocoa, Best Quality, Q A Qt. jar only OvC |

Oranges, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Apples, Sweet Potatoes, Lettuce, Onions, Cabbage, Lemons, Grapes.

Fouids Macaroni, Spaghetti or Egg Noodles, OQp Perfection Ginger Of* Snaps, 2 It) j— if/V Best in Bulk Coffee, lb 15c, 25c, 38c Heekins.Pure Baking Powder, 1 it), can New Bulk Boiled O£/» Oats, 6 lb New Cooking O£/i Peas, 3 It)'.. r.. . Best Blue. Rose Rice, Best Cooking Navy Beans, 4 lb Large, cans, 1 Ap Red Beans Avv Hawaiian Sliced Pine- OQn apple, large can XiOv 4 cans SI.OO California Peaches or Apricots, can 4 cans 98c Kelloggs Bran, 20c Large can Perfect QAp Apple Butter Ovt Large can Hoods 1 Ap Hominy only lvl Eagle Brand Milk for the babies, can Tip Top fop-Corn, the I A.* kind that pops, pkg.... Av'