Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 53, Decatur, Adams County, 3 March 1922 — Page 6

FISHER & HARRIS CASH GROCERY 139-111 SOUTH SECOND STREET. FREE CITY DELIVERY. CALL 5, IS or 231 FOR YOUR TELEPHONE ORDERS. Best Michigan Potatoes, bu. N. B. C. Butter Crackers, 2lb Peck 38c R. N. M. or Flake White Best Fine Granulated Sugar. Laundry Soap. 8 bar5....44c 15 |bs 88c Palmolive. Jap Rose or Kirks Pride of Decatur Flour, 12 Hard Water Castile Soap._ pounds 49c 3 bars 25c 24 lb. bag 88c Savmans Vegetable Soap, box 48 lbs $1.75 ; 35c Gooch the hest Kansas Wheat Seal Sweet Grape Fruit. I Bread Flour you can buy, 25c 24 lbs ' $1.15 Dozen 69c Barrel $8.98 Large pkgs. Quaker Rolled Pillsbury 4x Flour, 24 lbs. $1.28 Oats 25c •18 lbs $2.55 Nyko Comp. Milk, large cans Canned Goods Week, March 3 for 25c Ito Bth. Note the prices: Eagle Brand Milk, can 20c Van Wert pack Corn. can . 10c Tall cans Bordens or Libbvs Dozen cans sl.ll Milk 10c Fancy Sweet Corn. 2 cans 25c Battleship Bulk Peanut ButDozen cans $1.39 ter. 2 lbs 25c Extra Fancy Sweet Corn, can Fancy Comb Honey section 21c Dozen cans $1.59 McKenzies Prepared Pancake Fancy Wisconsin pack Sweet or Buckwheat Flour, bag 27c Tender Peas. 2 cans 25c Penick & Fords, the quality Dozen cans $1.41 syrup. No, 10 gal. Golden Lie Extra Fancy June Peas. 2 No. 10 gal. Crystal White 19c cans 35c All Scrap Tobacco, 3 pkgs. 25c Dozen cans $1.99 Moss Rose Pork A Beans, Finest Pack Red Kidney large cans 10c Beans, 2 cans 25c Large pkgs. Dates 10c Dozen cans $1.39 Large Jars Lippincotts Best pack Red Beans, can.. 10c Queen Olives 39c Dozen cans $1.09 Tin W ash Basins, each 10 & 14c Large cans Best Pack Pump- Tin Flour Sifters 22c kin or Hominy, 3 cans. .33c Steel Frying Pans. 20. 22 & 25c Dozen cans $1.29 Dinner Pails, each 18c Large cans California Peaches Steamers, each 10c or Apricots in syrup. 3 10 Qt. Galvanized Pai15....20c cans 70e 12 Qt. Galvanized Pai15....23c Dozen cans $2.79 Dairy Pails, 12 Qt., with Large cans Solid Pack Toma- strainer attached 75c toes 15c No. 8 Heavy Galvanized Wash Dozen cans $1.69 Boilers $1.45 Large cans California Peaches No. 8 Heavy Tin Boilers. Copor Apricots in heavy syrup per Bottom $1.98 3 cans SI.OO Galvanized Wash Tubs... Dozen cans 1.. $3.75 59. 69. 79 & 89c Finest pack Large cans Pine- Large pkgs. Post Toasties, apple, thick slices, heavy Shredded Wheat or Jersev syrup. 3 cans 89c Corn Flakes, 2 for 25c Dozen $3.48 10c rolls Toilet Paper, 4 for 25c Large cans Black Raspberries Jell-O, all flavors 10c heavy syrup, 3 for 89c Best Bulk Rolled Oats, 6 lb 25c Dozen cans $3.48 Rest Head Rice. 3 lbs 25c No. 10 gal. cans Red Pitted Foulds Macaroni, Spaghetti Cherries $1.481 or Egg Noodles. 3 pkgs...2sc No. 10 gal. can Black Rasp- 6 pkgs 48c berries sl.lß Broom Values at . ,38c and 50c No. 10 gal. cans Peeled Cali- No. 1 Spanish Salted Peafornia Peaches ... 73c nuls> 2 Jbs 25c No. 10 gal. can Apricots. ...73c „ „ . , .. No. 10 gal. can Libbys Apple Pre I m, * r Sa,ad Butter 89c the bottle 20c & 40c Tall cans Pink Salmon 2 for 25c Large bottle Catsup 10c Golden Rio Bulk Coffee, lb. 16c Complete assortment of Old Crop Santos Coffee, lb. 25c Fruits and Vegetables. PAY CASH AND BUY FORMLESS £ Engeler’s Grocery Dept. —PHONE 16— Leave your order early. Our Motto: “QUALITY GROCERIES at LOWEST PRICES.”

5 lbs. Granulated Sugar ..30c 3 Ths. Rio Coffee, best quality 45c 2 lbs. Peaberry Coffee, extra quality 50c 3 lbs. Navy Beans, good cookers 25c 5 lbs. Corn Meal 15c 2 lbs. Breadnut .44c 1 lb. free with 5 lbs. 2 boxes Rolled Oats ....25c 1 lb. Cream Cheese 28c 2 cans Corn, Standard 25c 2 cans extra sifted June Peas 30c 2 cans Pet or Carnation Milk 25c 2 cans Hebe Milk, tall 20c 2 cans Pink Salmon 25c 1 can Maple Syrup 30c

FRUIT OF ALL KINDS AT LOWEST PRICES

THIS IS THE MONTH To bid the old winter goodbye. To plant sweet peas on the 17th. To start again the season’s routine. To plant peas, lettuce, beets and I parsnips. To guard the new chicks from getting chilled. To spray currants, gooseberries and raspberries with copper-sulphor solution. To welcome the newcomers. This month and next sees the greatest additions to flocks and herds. To tigure up your income tax. Rut the government doesn’t pay you if it was all out go instead. , —« .... — q Q Why Not Book Your Sales With FRED BUSCHE General and Livestock AUCTIONEER Decatur R. 5 Decatur and Monroe Phone. I 6 —o

2 cans Lemon Cling Peaches in syrup 60c 2 cans Strawberries, in syrup 63c 2 cans Raspberries, red or black 65c 2 cans Prunes, “Santa Clara,” 50-60 size 35c 3 large size Grape Fruit ..... 25c 1 Doz. Oranges, navels .... 25c 3 lbs. Apples, “Wine Sap” ....28c 2 lbs. Peaches, evaporated 35c 3 lbs. Mixed Candy, special 30c 3 cans Tomato Soup 25c 5 bars Oval Pearl Soap.... 25c 5 bars Galvanic Luna soap 25c 3 lbs. Rice, good quality... 18c 2 lbs. Head Rice 15c 24 lbs. Flavo Flour SI.OO 24 lbs. Polar Bear Flour $1.15

A new method for m iking hollow drill steel consists ot pouring th< melted metal arouti.l a steel tube fill cd with sand and rolling the resulting ingot to the desired size. Mrs. Snyder Found the Magic Word Housecleaning is no longer a bug-a boo with Mrs. Snyder. She found that , the one word—Rub-No-More —means "Magic” during housecleaning. And she found this all out. at het grocers. Upon his shelves she saw - i some N. N. M. White Naptha Coaj i alongside of a number of packages o I Rub-No-More Washing Powder. Yellow Naptha Soap, Soap Elakes and Spot less Cleanser. These reminded her of last Fal when she cleaned house with thesi products. As if magic—her work wai easier, more economical and all clean ing finished in less than half the usua ' time. Moral: “Let the Rub-No-Mon i Elephants do your housecleaning.”

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1922

———■————n— 1,,... Make Your Purchases Here and See the Saving’ on Quality Groceries PORTER’S GROCERY PHONE YOUR ORDERS. FREE CITY DELIVERY. PHONE NO. 97 OR PHONE NO. 175

. Peerless or Bob While (Wp Flour, 24* lbs Jot • lima Brand Strictly W heal Kansas Hard Wheats* 11 A • Hour, 21'2 lb tPI.IV • Gold Medal I lour. d* 1 QA 21% lb •p I.ZiV Enterprise Flour d* 1 QJF 24% lb tPI.OO .i Fancy Blue Rose Bice. . Cracked Hominy. XOC • Oat Meal, in bulk. 7 „ lb oc Boiled Oals in bulk. nr (> lbs Scotch Dried Peas,- T A_ 3 lbs 25c ('.racked Corn for 9/» chicken feed, lb Large Post Toasties or Shredded Wheat Biscuit QXn Van Wert Sugar Off „ Corn, 2 cans 12 cans $1.301 1192 Brand Peas, JSCI 12 cans '.. $1.95 Large can Qfln Pineapple OW 12 cans $3.40j Large can 9'7 A Peaches No. 2 can Bed Cherries, can Utlv j

Apples, Florida Oranges. Grape Fruit. Lemons, Bananas, Celery, New Cabbage, Turnips. Leaf Lettuce. TOP PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE GILES V. PORTER WEST SIDE SOUTH 2ND ST. The Store Where All Are Treated Square. JEMOCMT WfiNIMS GET RESULTS LOTS OF HOUSEWIVES SEE THE SAVING THEY PURCHASE THEIR NEEDS OF THE

Central Grocery WE SPECIALIZE ON QUALITY.

Phone No. 31. While Lily, that good QI _|l pastry flour 24% fl) sack*/AU Gold Medal. Best Spring Wheat Flour. ’ 21% B). 5ack...... Michigan Sand Grown 4 (Az* While Potatoes, peck..“KVFV .. V 2 bushel 75c Michigan Hand Picked QA n Navy Beans. .3 lbs V Best Blue Rose . 9PCz* > Head Rice, 3 lbs Fancy Yellow Corn 1 Oz» Meal, kiln dried. s;rck.. Av/U Quaker Brand Boiled Oats, (i lbs V Bulk Oatmeal, . 6 lbs McKenzies Prepared Buckwheat . or Pancake Flour. ' 2 pkgs : Sack 27c Macaroni. Spaghetti or 9P>r» 1 Egg Noodles. 3 pkgs.. . . Zdtrv L’ Perfection Crackers - ire better. 2 lbs ’ Best Quality Peanut ' Butter. 2 lbs c Best Pure White 9P*/» ) Lard. 2 tbs > Best Bulk Coffee 1 n in town. It) AOU Fancy Lake Herring. 9?>r» 3 lbs. ■ Best Grade California , Dried Peaches, 2 tbs.. t- Extra Good Prunes, 9-S>/» 2 lt)s Bulk Seedless Raisins. 24c Large bottle , If* Maple Syrup JLt/V Fancy Black Raspberries, can OOv ’ t 3 cans SI.OO Finest Quality Strawberries, can* OtJV ; 3 cans SI.OO

! ’A e have at Special Low Price*. Leaf and Head Lettuce, Radishes, w Ripe Tomatoes, Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Grape Fruit t- Apples, Cabbage, Onions, etc. 11 COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED. E Owen S. Davis re THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS

No. 2 can Raspberries or Blackberries, can. .. TCVV Large can 1 flp Hominv AW No. Itl gal. Full Pack Peaches I t/L 69c Large can 1 I’oinaioes lOv Pink Salmon. 97/» 2 cans Uuge cans Qflp Apricdls, can OW 3 cans 88c Large can 9(A/» Sweet Potatoes £vv Campbells Tomato, Chicken or Vegetable Soup. QF p 2 cans Peanut Butter in 97/» bulk. 2 lbs Pint Jar Baking 1 Powder ItJV McKenzies Buckwheat 97/* Flour, sack I V Swanions Pure Buckwheat Flour. 97/» I* lb. sack 10 lb. sack 45c AH. Jar nr . Cocoa ttOU J Foulds Macaroni or 97/* Spaghetti. 3 boxes Seeded or Seedless 97r» Raisins, It) fc/tJV I ('leaned Currants 9 fir* Package • •/VF V !

Free City Delivery. Finest Quality 9£z» Pineapple, can 3 cans 73c Quality Apricots, 28Ci 3 cans 79c Extra Good Grade Peaches, can V Large can Kraut, 1 Large can Hominy 1 can 16c and At/V Fine Quality Tomatoes. Large cans Perfect Apple Rutter Fancy Early June Peas, 2 cans Extra Good Grade Sweet Corn, 2 cans.. ~mvV Pork Ji Reans with Tomato Sauce, can.... *7v Tall cans Libby 1 Milk AVI P. &G„ R. N. M., Star and American Family Soap. Qp* Argo Gloss Starch, 9Qz» 3 It), pkg Kitchen Klenzer, 4 cans 25c Red Seal Lye, A good 4-sewed Carpet Broom OOV 11 Rolls Regular QQz* 10 cent Toilet Paper. .. O*zV (> Rolls Good Grade Toilet Paper.... Tip Top Pop Corn, 3 pkgs 2 Tall Cans or Pink Salmon l The Rest Red 9Q Salmon, can Don’t forget we have some Lace I Rargains, yard .. . 4c, 7c and 8c

SPORT NEWS bout was a success The wroHtlinß bout staged nt the Gerke school house last evening proved a big success. A large crowd was present and a great deal of Interest I was shown. Two of the preliminary | bouts were called off on account of sickness nnd several bouts substituted. The main bout on the bill was I ] staged between Bucher of Root town'ship nnd Cartwright, of Richmond. Bucher winning In two straight falls, the first one in 2 1-2 minutes and the second in 12 1-2 minutes. The superior weight was too much for the Richmond boy. Bucher challenges any man his weight or under in this section for next Thursday evening. Several preliminaries will be arranged and the bouts will be held weekly until the weather changes. — Blomington, Ind., March 3. That the strongest contenders for the Indiana State High School basketball championship will be among the district teams which next Saturday win the right to compete in the regional tournament March 11 at Indiana I niversify, is indicated from the record of games played by more than 560 high school throughout the state this year. At least two teams. Vincennes and Franklin, have records unmatched by up-State quintets. Vincennes is conceded the hest chance for the state title by virtue of a season of thirtytwo straight victories. Franklin, state champions for the past two years. I though not in the 1000 percent column on account of two early season defeats, would be a worthy opponent to Vincennes in the finals. Bloomington may have trouble win ning from Smithville. Bedford should win in the Bedford district. Central High School, of Evansville, has a team which proved strong enough at one time to hold Vincennes to a threepoint victory, and doubtless will re present the Evansville district. Greencastle has defeated almost every opponent this year and is the choice for the district. Technical or manual is | expected to represent Indianapolis in - the regional tournament. Martinsville. tri-state champions, should have no opposition in the district. Con nersvillo and Richmond both have good teams but the former is picked 'to win the district tournament. Co I lurnbus should win without trouble. ; Winners are doubtful in the Rushville. Scottsburg. Owensville. Brazil. Newcastle and Union City districts. The best information obtainable t i from coaches, referees and sporting ( j writers is leading to predictions for i district tournament winners in the • south half of the state as follows: Vincennes district —Vincennes. Franklin district —Franklin. Bloomington district — Bloomington or Smithville. Richmond district —Connersville or Richmond. Mooresville district —Martinsville. Columbus district —Columbus. Evansville district —Central H. S„ ; Evansville. Bedford district —Bedford. Indianapolis district —Technical or Manual, (Indianauolis). Greencastle district —Greencastle. Rushville district —Rushville. Scottsburg district—Crothersville Ownesville district —Ownesville. , Brazil district —Brazil. Wiley or Garfield (Terre Haute). , Newcastle—Muncie, Spiceland or ’ i Newcastle. I Union City—Ridgeville. ■ Bankers of Country Will Meet in New York for First Time in Nearly Twenty Years ' New York, Mar. 2. —The 1922 con- , vention of the American Banker Association, the first to be held in New • York City for Tiearly twenty years, will meet in the week of October 2-7, i it was announced today by Seward ' Prosser, president of the Bankers > Trust Co., who is clmirman of the , Committee of One Hundred in general charge of local arrangements. , It is expected that more than seven thousand out-of-town bankers and * their wives will attend the convention, and already preparations for making » their stay pleasant and profitable are ' under way. In addition to Mr. Prosk ser’s general committee, a number of / others have been organized. Walter ( > R. Frew, president of the Corn Exc change Bank, is head of the Executive Committee .and Gates W. McGarrah, ichairman of the Board of Directors of! the Mechanics and Metals Bank, heads the Finance Committee. Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Company is head of the Reception Committee, while Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow will direct the committee to welcome the wives and daughters and' visiting bankers.

The Home of Quality Groceries I ALWAYS RELIABLE ■ Foi Quality and Price, Any Day in the Week. ■ * Make Uh Prove It. ■ 1 Sugar 55.69 I Sugar 55.89 I I 21 lb bag Good Luck Flour. d* 1 i H for bread or pastry... 1 • I Q $ 21 lb bag Mak More Flour, i K Highest Patent made ■ 100 lb. bag Qi Ok ■ . Genuine Oyster Shells *l'l ■ 1(MI lb bag Scratch Feed. ou ■ i Highest (|iialily. no grit “ K i 1(M) n>. bag (.hick Feed, . -n ■ Highest quality, no grit M 1 |’e;irle<l Hominy, fresh milled. H Flaked Hominy, fresh milled. IQ(* Franklin Pure Sugar Syrup ■ 3 for..sl-00; L- gal cans OOC H Domino Pure Sugar Syrup. *7l/ ■ 3 lb. carion Jack Frost 1 ■ Pouring Salt IvC Good Grade Ginger Snaps. 9s/» H Mazola Oil for cooking QQn H or shortening, only OvC H 35c bottle H La Creme Catsup H Sweet Pickles or Sour | r ■ Bulk Kraut. Home-made style, lb 1 M ■ 3 lbs. for. .25c; IvC ■ Lake Superior Herring 1 m ■ in brine, lb A VU 25c Evaporaled Peaches. 1 71/ /» H practically peeled. It) Al /2L g 5 It), can Dry Prunes, large size, 11 r H Del Monte brand <PA.It) 9| Best A Cheapest Blend Coflee I for particular people, lb Ovl H Cranes Quinine and Tar for Qllf* GHz* « coughs and colds, bottle OW OvC H Our New Garden and Flower Seeds on display M Make your selection now. I M. E. Hower I Eggs, 18c Butter, 20c to 30c 3 u iihiihihiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iii j mi inninmiirMimißiiTin r- s Miller’s Grocery I PHONE 215 FOR YOUR GROCERY ORDER AND GET QUALITY GROCERIES AT A SAVING. 9 Free City Delivery, Twice Daily. ■

’hone 215. 21% tb. sack Fanchon Flour, that quality Hour ford?! jread baking, sack 24% It), sack Cake Walk Flour, for baking or (M Q r pastry, sack A 3 lb. Best Blue ar Rose Head Rice 2 It). Best Lima or Jutter Beans mMV 3 It) Best Cooking or taking Beans No. 10 gal. Crystal White Karo Syrup.... OOC No 10 gal. Golden J 4 Karo Syrup ’ink Salmon, tall cans. Or 2 for ZOC Large can IQ Red Reans Avt Good Standard Sugar 9P*r» Corn. 2 cans 2 cans Best 9P*r* Kidney Beans Best in canned Pumpkin or Hominy,. ar 1 large cans Fresh Yellow Corn 4 F Meal. 5 tbs. .- ADC Large pkg. Rolled rtf' Oats, only Shredded Wheat or 1 £ Post Toasties, pkg ADC Palmolive or Jap Rose QET Toilet Soap, 3 bars.... Kirks Flake White 7Q Laundry Soap, 10 bars.DvC Kitchen Klenzer, ry can 7 C 3 for 20c R. N. M. White Naptha QQ Soap, 5 bars OOC 5c pkg. Rub-No-More Washing Powder Free Ivory Soap Flakes, -f Pkfi lUC P. &G. White Naptha OF Soap, 6 bars OoC Large Jar Lippincott QQ Pure Preserves OvC

Lettuce, Celery, Apples, Onions, Bananas, Cabbage. Oranges. « Lemons, Cocoanuts, Parsnips, Grape Fruit. S —Phone 215 for That Order.— I

W. Monroe Si. Hirshs Pepper Sauce. in fl Jar iVt M Calumet Baking Pov.- Qfp. tier, I lb. can Out « Pel or Carnation Milk, ’a 1 „ tall can IK M Golden Stale Peaches OQp 'ifl in syrup, can -vt fl Dozen $3.20 Del Monte Grated Ila- *)Xp waiian Pineapple, can fl| Dozen $2.60 fl| Fedora Black Rasp- fl berries, can fl Dozen $2.70 Del Monte Royal Anne JKp fl Dozen $5-00 fl McPherson Bed Pitted OPLp fl Cherries, can O’Jv jfl Dozen' $3.9) fl California Apricots or OXp fl Peaches, can fl Dozen $2.75 fl Honolulu Lady Hawaiian Slii- fl ed Pineapple, 30C fl Dozen $3.1'1 fl Moss Rose Pork lAp fl A Beans, can AvV fl Foulds Macaroni. Spaghetti or fl Noodles, O£p fl |3 pkgs fl Perfection Wafers lOp fl are better, ft) At>V fl 2 for fl 17 ft) Best Fine Gran- ffl fl ulated Sugar fl Frenchs Prepared 1 ECp fl Mustard, jar AtlV fl \Fancy California tOp fl 2 for . 25c.—25e-i 'C fl 10 ft), sack Swanton IKp fl ! Pure Buckwheat Trt/v fl , Best Quality Cocoa fl • Qt. Mason jar fl , Golden Sun Coffee. fl