Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 20 January 1922 — Page 6

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FISHER & HARRIS CASH GROCERY 139-111 South Second Street CALL 5, 48 O« 231 FOR YOUR TELEPHONE ORDERS. FREE CITY DELIVERY.

Genuine Seal Sweet Grape Fruit, full of juice, medium size 5c each; dozen 58c A jjood bread or pastry Flour pride of Decatur, 12 pound bag 43c; 24% lb. bag....84c 49 pound bag .$1.67 More and Better Bread. Pillsbury Flour, 24% pound hag ~.. .SL!B| 49 pound hag $2.35 ! Ur ma Kansas Wheat Flour. 24 % pound bag 98c 49 pounds for $1.95 New Pure Buckwheat Flour, 10 pound bag 45c i McKensie Prepared Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, bag .27c Package for lie Star Kirks Flake White R. N. M. or P. and G. White Naptha Soap. 10 bars 57c Best Fine Granulated sugar. 10 pounds 57c The best in buck Golden Rio Coffee, pound 16c 6 pounds 95c Genuine old crop Santos Coffee pound 25c 4 pounds 95c Chase and Sanborn special Coffee, 3 pounds SI.OO pound 35c Pearl Tapioca. 3 pounds ... .25c I pound 10c Kunkels Bulk Cocoa; special; pound 10c N. B. C. Butter Crackers, the best 2 pounds 25c Our special old-fashioned Butter Crackers, pound 15c Large Package Dates 10c Tall Cans Libby or Borden milk. 3 for 35c Eagle Brand Milk for the babies, can 20c The best values in brooms here at 38c and 50c Best Michigan hand-picked Navy Beans, 4 pounds .. ,25c Lima or Butter Beans, pound 10c New Rolled Oats, 5 pounds, ,19c Michigan sand grown Potatoes peck 38c 1 One-half bushel 75c ; Bushel $1.45 No. 10 Gallon pelled California peaches 70c I No. 10 Gallon California Apri- 1 cots 72c No. 10 Gallon Red Pitted Cherries $1.48

v PAY CASH AND BUY FOR* LESS:? YOU WILL FIND DECATUR’S QUALITY GROCERIES AT Central Grocery Our Motto is “Quality Groceries at a Saving” Phone No. 31 Free City Delivery White Lily, that good QJ Pure Sorghum Molasses Pastry Flour, 24 y> tbs. OtcC 5 It), pail tJvC Gold Medal, the best in Spring Lowney’s Pure Cocoa, Wheat Flour, QI i 4 Belfry brand falOL 24 y» tbs 1•1 t: Jelly Monge, r Michigan Sand Grown While pkg., only Mv » 40c h X n :. pks : 10c 3 111/* Succotash, Q£/* lbs“xVC none better, 2 cans.. wOt Fancy Yellow Kiln Dried i P Fancy Large Dill Pickles Os? n Corn Meal, 5 tbs. ... IDC dozen ZdOC New Cracked Hominy 1 IL, Quart jar extra good OKn 3 tbsJLvC quality Sweet Pickles Extra good quality Michigan Good grade Sweet Corn or Hand Picked Navy OA Z * Early June Peas, Beans, 3 tbs <mVV 2 cans Extra good grade Head „ McKenzie’s Buckwheat or PanRice, 3 ths ttOU cake Flour, 95/« New Flake Hominy, £* I 2 boxes ZivC n ’- at 97 6 Qr Sack £I L tbsSwanion Pure Buckwheat Extra Fine California IQ.. Flour. IQ„ Dried Peaches, lb. .. lut 10 IT), bag 4ot 2 F°uld’s Macaroni, Spaghetti or tbs OtJV Egg Noodles, QPx/* California Sweet Prunes 1 A 3 pkgs wOl good grade. It)ALIC Good Luck and Kingnut QA Zi Perfection Butter Crack- 9 r Oleo, in 1 lb. carton. Out ers are better, 2 ths... faiOt Luna, a good yellow OKz* Extra Pure White Lard Laundry Soap, 6 barsMMV Fancy, 2 tbs Gloss Starch QQ A good four-sewed Carpet 3 lbs Broom, regular t‘ QQ Stone Jars, all.sizes, 4En 50 cent value OOC per gaI JLt)C Extra good dry Shelled Large Post Toasties and 1 Pop Corn, 4y> tbs.. Shredded Wheat .... Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce, Cauliflower. Sweet Potatoes, Green Onions, Radishes. Parsnips, Carrots, Cabbage, White Grapes, Lemons, Grape Fruit and Oranges at special low’ prices. Owen S. Davis THE STORE THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.

No. 10 Gallon Black Raspberries White Slaw Cabbage, pound. .5c 10c Rolls Toilet Paper. 4 for 25c Hayman Vegetable Toilet Son, i»ox of 3 cakes 34c Palmolive or Kirks Hand Waler Castile soap. 3 bars 25c Dozen bars 95c Tall Cans Pink Salmon. 2 for 25c Sardines in Oil or Mustard. l(lc_ cans 45c Can 5c 1 pound can of Cod Fish for 15c Tall cans of Asparagus 30c Good quality Sweet Corn, can 10c New' pack fancy quality Sweet Corn or Tender .lune Peas. 2 cans 25c Large can thick slices Hawaiian Pineapple in heavy syrup; Honolulu Lady brand can -30 c Dozen cans $3.49 Large can Pork and Beans in Tomato Sauce, can 10c Large Can California Peaches or Apricots in syrup, can 25c 4 can 95c j Nucoa Nut or Cupid Nut Oleo. pound 28c | 2 pounds 55c j Lewis or Red Seal Lye ,2 can 25c I Strictly pure ground or whole : Black Pepper, pound .... 25c J The Syrup you will like Penick & Fords; sweeter than the I rest. No. 5 % gal Golden .25c I No. 10 gallon Golden ....44c I No. 5 % gallon Crystal I White 28c No. 10 gallon Crystal White 49c Large packages Toasted Corn Flakes, 2 for .....15c Best grade Head Rice, 3 pounds 25c Fancy Winesap Apples. 3 pounds 25c Box of 40 to 45 pounds. .$2.98 You buy white dishes here for less. 6 dinner plates 75c 6 soup plates 75c | 6 handled cups and saucers $1.051 6 sauce dishes 35c 6 pie plates 39c Round Vegetable dishes 25 to 35c Galvanized Wash Tubs, Full line of fruits and Vegetables.

DECATUB DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY..IAN'UARY 20, 1922

NO SATURDAY SPECIALS. PRICES, SIX DAYS IN THE WEEK, Al The Home of Quality Groceries Good Luck Flour is a blend just right Cor bread d* 1 or pastry, 24 lb. sack eJjXoW 12 lb. sack. 55c. Mak-.Mor Flour, the highest, patent flour, made, $1.20 Little ('.row Prepared Buckwheat 1 Ihz* Qflp Flour, pkg. Hll and OVI Domino Pure Sugar Syrup, 3 for #I.OO. • v Franklin Pure Sugar Syrup, • % Gal. Can JcFL 3 for SI.OO. Pure Apple Cider Apple Butter, in bulk, 1 16 oz. Glass Lippincott’s Pure Fruit Jelly . “VV 55c can Royal Baking Powder . Two 1-lb. pkgs. Arm and 1 £ z» Hammer Soda 1 3 lb. bulk Kraut, homemade style Large Sour Pickles. 1 Flz* dozen Ivv Large can Dill Pickles Pearl Hominy, 1 Az* II pounds XW Flake Hominy. 1 Ap Yellow or White Meal. 1 large sacks XfclV Baking Beans, *7»X/* 4 lbs Another lot of Blue Ribbon Evaporated Peaches, QAp in 2 th. cartons Uvv 11 oz. carton. 10c. Bulk Seedless Raisins, OfTp pound iidL 2 ths. Runkle’s best Bulk Good Taste Oleo, the best in mil QQz* Oleo «<JV TABLE DESSERTS AND VEGETABLES AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES M. E. Hower Eggs, 25c Buter, 20 to 30c , DEMOCRAT WANT ADYGEI RESULTS Miller’s Grocery PHONE 215 FOR YOUR GROCERY ORDER, AND GET DUALITY GROCERIES AT A SAVING PHONE 215. Free City Delivery 21% th- sack Celina Maid Flour,. Best Saur Kraut, Pump- „ best quality Winter QQp kin, Hominy, 2 ciiiismOC Wheal, sack OjL Lippincott Pure Pre- QAz» 24% lb. sack Fanchon Flour, serves, 16 oz. jar only OxzV every sack guaranteed to Large can Sinilax 1C z, give rtr Spinach I£>C satisfaction Honolulu Lady Sliced 24% lb. sack Blue Ribbon, Cake Pineapple, can OWC Walk or Gold Mint Flour, i 4 C‘l 1 H best for all around QQ cans tpl.lv use, sack vOV Godfrey’s best Strawberries, in Shredded Wheat or Post 1 p* syrup, Q P Toasties, pkg IOC can ODC Kellogg's Toasted Corn 1 4 Cl OK Flakes, pkg Ivt cans <PX«zwO Fould’s Macaroni, Spaghetti or California Peaches or ~ Noodles. Apricots, can MUU 3 pkgs ZDC 4 QQz* Fancy California Dried cans J(jL Peaches, It). . McPherson's Red Pitted QJKz* Selected California IQ Cherries, can Out Prunes,, tt» IOC 4 Q1 OfC 2 nr cans •••••"• for . Salt City Cut Refugee 1Q« Jiffy Jell, 1 Az* can JLoC Pkfi AVC 2 nr Moss Rose Pork and nr or tltlV Beans, 2 cans Webster’s Best White 1 Q Salmon OKn Wax Beans, can ... IOC 2 small cans 2 Qr Good standard Corn or QfK o for OtJC Peas, 2 cans Ivory Soap Flakes, 1 Az* Fancy Sliced QA_ pkg . Ivl Dried Beef, jar OVv 3 It). pkg. Argo Gloss OQn Sardines in. Oil, r _ Starch can vt 6 bars P. & G., American Famllirsch's Fancy Pepper 1/I ily, Fels Naptha or Qr Sauce, hottie AVC While Laundry SoapOOC Perfection Wafers are IQ n I lbs. best Cooking or belter, lb AOC Baking Beans L 25c 3^e“. R0 ”..25c 2 tbs. best White .. nr 6 IBs. bulk .Rolled Country Lard Oats Qt. jar best quality 10 It), sack Swanton 4 Q Prepared Mustard .: Pure Buckwheat .... Qt. Mason jar best- QPCz* Host Yellow’ Corn Meal, 1 f n Cocoa, only mi M C 5 tbs At) C 17% tbs. best fiinc Q"| A A Large can Perfect Apple QQ n Granulated Sugar 0 A«Vv Butter <mOC Lettuce, Onions, Celery, Grape Fruit. Bananas, Apples Oranges, ! Lemons, Cabbage, Grapes, Turnips, Parsnips ’Phone 215 for that Order

Xjhe AMERICAN «I-®B FIGHTING PARSON IS LIKED t R»v. Earl Blackman, National C ha P - \ lain of American Legion, Is ««• # gardtd Man’s Man. "Fighting parsons" were common during the World war, but those who actually fought (I

were not. Bev. Earl Blackman, Kansas, earned h 1 s sobriquet, however. He has been elected na- I tional chaplain of t the American Le- q gion. f To make fun for the boys while 1 In France, Rev- 1 erend Blackman s offered to box a ;

match with any chaplain of the A. E. F. of hlg weight. He wasn’t chosen ( chaplain of the Legion for that reason, however, his followers declare. It was because "he Is at all times a man’s man and represents the liberal spirit of the organization.” Returning from France, Ravereinl j Blackman resumed his pulpit in Chanute, Kan. One of his first acts was to attend a public dance. He didn’t dance, but thoroughly enjoyed tlie fun. A protest came from his congregation and he resigned. His resignation wasn’t accepted. Then he began doing other things. He rigged up a gymnasium in the basement of his church and gave boxing lessons to the boys of the Sunday school. The church liked it. Reverend Blackman refused offers from larger churches to stay with his pastorate In Chanute. His view of Sunday “blue laws’’ is characteristic: "To my mind the advocacy of such laws only serves to cheapen religion in the minds of the masses and tends to push it back Into the superstitions of the past. What Is rest and relaxation to the farmer may not be such to the bank clerk." HONOR BRITISH WAR MOTHER General Pershing Gives Her Kiss and American Legion Women Pay Tender Tribute. The alliance between those who served the United States and Great Br 11 aln against

the common enemy during the i World war was I further strength- I ened by a kiss ■ from Generali Pershing and I honors from American war Mothers, bestowed upon Mrs. Amelia Emma McCudden, official Brit- ' Ish war mother, ■

before she sailed for return to the island kingdom. Mrs. McCudden, mother of the noted major of the British air force who brought down more than 50 German planes and won the Victoria cross before he was kUled, was sent to America to represent England’s war mothers at the ceremonies for the unknown American soldier. At a banquet. in. Philadelphia in her honor, General Pershing upon being introduced leaned over and kissed Mrs. McCudden. In New York she was taken into membership of the American Legion auxiliary, composed of mothers, wives, sisters and daughters of the Legion, and the gold star of women whose relatives were killed was awarded her. MANY LEGION MEN BACHELORS —i Investigation Discloses Fact That Majority of Ex-Service Boys Prefer Single Blessedness. Three years after the war 61.6 per cent of the former service men are still bachelors, according to Gray Waggett, adjutant of the Evanston (Ill.) post of the American Legion. Mr. Waggett has been conducting a campaign to gain information about Legionnaires in the Middle West, and bases bls statistics on 100,000 replies received. Os the 38.4 per cent who married American, French or German girls, 10 per cent have children. The house owners totaled 13.8 per cent and the business owners aggregated 15.5 per cent; nevertheless 21.7 per cent are able to drive their own automobiles. , Legion posts, too, have the blllet- . owning fever, 44.5 per cent having permanent quarters now, while 26 per ' cent will get theirs in a short time. These statistics apply only to that , pdrt of the country. She Passed Up the Marines. Discovery that Mrs. Helen Ferguson Drexler was receiving S4OO a month from the government in soldiers’ allotment checks led te her arrest in Chicago. She is said to have had eleven husbands in the army and navy, but none in the marines. .

THE BEST NE^jjjgpApfiß • • ■ ■* iinuMwlvOs! Here’s n LiHlen, for y Ou! you <nn ,-heery bit '> f t hl , Rub-No-More soap now get all Everyone lire washing fresher, softer, whHer and ,-leaner than ordinary soap. And costs no more. Besides it does your washing In less | time, lasts longer and does not »ast< j ■ IW aV Let Rub-No-More products do your washing and .leaning for youWatch for our big sale—at all gio. ers ’ Hear “Rations for Livestock" discussed at Monroe next l ues- ; day. __ e— BERNE A. C. VS. OSSIAN. The Berne A. C. basketball team will clash with the Ossian Specials at Berne tomorrow evening the game to be staged on the new auditorium floor. The contest is expected to be a hard ' fought affair and a large crowd is expected to be present. The game will be called at 8 o'clock. The reserve seats selling for fifty cents, general | admission twenty-five cents and re-1 serve seats with pass, twenty-five cents. I

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Make Your Purchases Here and See the Saving on Quality Groceries PORTER’S GROCERY orders - FREE CITY DELIVERY. I HONE NO. 97 OR PHONE NO. 175 Urma Brand, strictly Kansas Special: 3 lbs Old Qfn Hard Wheat Flour QQ Colony Coffee OtH 24y 2 tbst/OC Enterprise Flour, QI OK Polar Bear, G*-g aw 24 x /2 tbs tp l 24y> lbs JpJL.vt) * So ’ 1 Spanish Salted 1 ||n Gold Medal Flour, d*-f -g a Peanuts, lb 24y 2 lbs Pcanut Butter in bulk. Bob White or Peerless Flour. ni n V’ j. ” ’ for pastry, or , Plckles ’ 1,1 bulk ' 951’ Special: >8 ibs. 25C tiranulated Sugar >I.OO 5 box Algo Gloss ' A ftp Fancy Blue Rose Rice, Os starch . 4vl 3 ttjs ZsC P. & G„ Star’ American Family. Navy Beans, choice nn Kirk. Flake or R. N. hand picked, 5 lbs. .. OvC M. Soap, 4 bars .... (.racked or Flake Hom- 1 n Palm Olive or Kirk's Hard W>' iny, 4 Ibs IAJC ter Castile Soap. Nut Oleo Oleoniargar- Qf 3 bars ine, IT) ZiOC Assortment of Toilet £/. Churngold Oleomargarine- the bars ...... highest grade oleo. nn Foa,d s Macaroni, Spaghetti <» IT) .Slip Egg Noodles, 95p Moxley’s Dixie Oleo- npy a. 3 j ’J ’ ’j~ r ' margarine, It. 2/C Q V J Mustard or 25C Good Luck Oleo, nn o 1 ° C ° a ‘ ' it ■ ex r ft, /Me “ arge cans Hominy or White Rose,’ ’the highest cnide r Pu ‘ npkin ’ ’ ’’ Rio Coffee, s ‘ knide Goosbernes, QKz. 3 lbs 4. Sc No> 2 can Ur.n„ Coffee, the highest g"de h^ <1W * Pi,K ' ! '"" k '' 20C coffee lof the price, or Red Here is a „'ii Cherries, can AdV*' 40c a pound. ‘ ' WOrlh Sa P ta Clara Prunes, A very fancy Santos Pon m* r 3 R)S ’ Berry Coffee. It) 25C Post Toashes or 95 C ■.. V Shredded Wheat. 2 pkgJ—D’TO! PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE GILES V. PORTER

Star Grocery I New Mixed Nuts S I* 25c I Plymouth Rock « H Geletin 1 <C M None Such Mince «,">A ■ Meat ZUcB j Little Elf Pumpkin -j p K Little Elf Table B Peaches »)<)(• ■ Little Elf p B Sweet Corn 1 £)(' B Minute Tapioca | | Heinz Sweet Pickles, an B Dozen ZUC B Hawaiian Sliced B Pineapple OUC B Tip Top Pop Corn 1() ‘ ■ Lipton Fancy Tea, np B Package B Yacht Club Salad in B Dressing ~4vC B White Tuna Fish I California Pimentos ■ Will J. Johns, Prop. I ■ Why Not Book Your Sales With ■ FRED BUSCHE I General ■ I and Livestock I AUCTIONEER ■ Experience. wi t h’W I training assures y° u wW’ il 1 of a good sale. IjiL'K *■ I Some local business ’’3U' 6 ■ would be appreciate l ed. I Decatur R. 5. I Decatur and Monroe Phone. I L ! I /— '"" ■ ' I Ashbaucher’s FURNACES LIGHTNING RODS SPOUTING SLATE ROOFING PHONE 765 or 739 k • Kissing is said by some experts to be largely responsible for the spread _ of dental, ailments.