Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 206, Decatur, Adams County, 1 September 1922 — Page 6

FISHER & HARRIS CASH GROCERY 119 & 151 SOUTH SECOND STREET PHONES 5. 48, 231 Quality Groceries for Less at this store.

It pays to buy Gootch's Best Four for bread making; it costs less and you get more and better bread, 24 lb. bag 99c 48 tbs $1.951 Barrel $7.75 Pride of Decatur Flour, 12 lbs. 43c 24 tbs 73c| 48 lbs $1.45 Pillsburvs 4x Best Flour, 24 lbs sl.lO Best Cane Granulated Sugar 13 lbs 99c Light Brown Sugar. 10 lbs. 78c R. N. M. or P. & G. White Naptha Laundry Soap, 8 bars for 38c Flake White Laundry Soap. 8 bars 37c i Lenox Laundry Soap, 8 bars for 32c I New Crop Jersey Sweet Potatoes. 6 tbs 25c Pound 5c 12 lb. peck for 47c Best Quality Pickling Vinegar. gallon 35c Pure Cider Vinegar, ga1...45c Extra Heavy Tin Fruit Cans dozen 45c Amazon Brand Fruit Jars Rubbers, none better made 3 dozen 25c 1 Dozen 10c Parowax, pound 10c ’ Large (» ounce Rolls of Toilet Paper. 10c value for 5c ! 6 rolls 25c Waldorf Brand Toilet Paper H a special value, 4 r0115...25c 10c Lemon Toilet Soap 5c • Jap Rose. Palmolive or Hard Water Castile Soap. 3 cakes Red Seal Lye, 2 cans 25c 1 Get your Brooms here, real values at .... 38c, 50c & 75c Wisconsin pack Peas. 3 can 25c ] Large cans Crescent Brand Hominy, the best quality packed, 3 cans 25c i Tali can Pink Salmon. 2 for 25c Tall cans Nyko or Hebe Comp. Milk, 3 for 25c

t PAY CASH AND BUY FOR* LESS ’ FREAK VEGETABLES NOT even before the judging begins. The TO BE CONSIDERED BY ;/g potato, two or three times as big as JUDGES AT STATE FAIR j t oiigh to be. will have no better i chance of winning a ribbon. Only Indianapolis, Sept 1. —No "freak’ smooth, welll-sized potatoes, of pure vegetables will be given prizes by the breed. *will be accepted by officials of judges at the Indiana State Fair, In- the show. dianapolis, Sept. 4,9. Prize money totalling $3,500 will be The ’‘funny" potato with a big paid out to winners in the vegetable "head" and arms and legs like a fat show. boy. will be thrown out by judges • PEACHES Car extra fancy Elberta Peaches AA Grade Best Michigan Stock obtainable ON SALE AT Hower’s Grocery Porter’s Grocery Sam Hite’s Grocery G. R. & I. Freight House Track These are unusually good peaches for canning. Don’t miss this opportunity.

Small cans, 6 for 25c Tall cans Pet, Carnation or Borden Milk 10c Small can 5c Eagle Brand Milk, can ....20c Dozen cans $2.30 Rainbow Oleomargarine has the better flavor, lb 25c Battleship brand Peanut Butter in bulk, strictly high grade, pound 18c Large cans Pork & Beans in Tomato Sauce 10c The best Quality Bulk Golden Rio Coffee, lb 18c Mack's Special Blend Coffee. a real value at lb 25c 2 large pkgs. Shredded Wheat Biscuit 25c 2 large pkgs. Post Toasties or Jersey Corn Flakes 25c ! N. B. C. means quality Butter Crackers. 2 tbs 25c I Fresh Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. 25c Michigan Hand Picked Navy Beans. 11) 11c Lima or Butter Beans, 3 11) 40c Scratch Chicken Feed. 9 lb 25c Bulk Rolled Oats. 6 lbs 25c Large pkgs. Quaker Rolled Oats 25c Large pkgs. Mother Oats with Aluminum in each pkg 34c Genuine Santa Clara Prunes. lb 15c & 20c No. 10 gal. Red Pitted Cherries sl.lO No. 10 gal. Black Raspberries 98c No. 10 gal. White Royal Anne Cherries 89c Argo Gloss Starch. 51b. pkg 38c New White Oak Kegs. 5 gal. lon size $1.98 10 gallon size $2.65 Lowest prices on Stoneware ir. Adams county, all sizes Jars and Jugs. Buy your Graniteware. Tir».,are and Galvanized Ware here. W-- sell for less. Mrs. Omlors Cottage Cheese for Saturday. Complete assortment of Fruits «nd Vegetables.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1922

/■fuAtaii and fruit for JV'Supp<«l t« my uppe- S >, T®’**’*<*< )<t«. It iiiftti to M 'Yz-' \ ../'ML\ £af sensibly daring rhe warm weather! FLAKES annourishing-refTeshing-delicioms It’s a long step for health and riddance of summer drowsiness and that sluggish feeling if you’ll all stop eating so much heavy, greasy foods and let Kellogg’s delicious Corn Flakes do your health a good turn! With cold milk and luscious fresh fruit, Kellogg’s are extra delightful—so crisp, and appetizing. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are nourishing and supply all the summer energy you need; yet, they digest easily and actually rest the stomach! On such a diet you’ll feel so much better; your mind will be keener and you’ll accomplish a lot more work—and help yourself keep cool and snanpy and cheerful! TOASTED Be certain to buy Kellogg’s w”> CORH Corn Flakes in the RED and 5/ GREEN package bearing the sig- $ nature of W. K. Kellogg, originator of Corn Flakes. None are genuine without it. Alio maker* of KELLOGG’S KRUMBLES an.! KELLOGG’S BRAN, cooked and k-ntnbled

Our Quality is Highest Our Prices are Lowest Central Grocery “We Aim to Please” Phone No. 31 Free City Delivery

“Central” Best Grade Bulk Bic Coffee, -1 O Special IT) ACC Best Grade Naw B.ans,_3 TT;s. Best Quality California QP” 1 ima Beans. 2 lbs ibt)’ I Rest Potatoes, White Lily, best quality winter ' Wheat Flour lor bread or pas- ! try, special, 7Qr* 24% lbs. ...’. 4OC Loyalty, no better spring wheat 1 Flour milled, d* 1 A A 24% lbs tP-L.VV Royal. Best Nut 1 Oleo, TT» V 1 Best Quality Bulk QPxz* Peanut Butter. 2 Tbs.... Pure Kettle Rendered IXn Lard, lb JLOv Perfection Butter Crackers, the better kind, Qp'z* 2 h>s Perfection Honey Boy Cakes or Iced Gingers, 1 An Dozen JLUv Perfection Ginger OPCz* Snaps. 2 Tbs XiMV ' Large Post Toasties or Shredded Wheat, 2 Fould’s Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 pkgs All Scrap Tobaccos. 3 pkgs

“Central” Prices on Fruits and Vegetables will save you money. Owen S. Davis THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS Special Sale! The Fradohe Camp Fire Girls will have a wonderful selection and variety at their Pastry and Candy Sale which starts at 9 o’clock Saturday morning at Green’s Meat Market Monroe Street

Calumet Baking Pow- QAn ler. full lb. cans t)vL tegular 15c Toilet 1 Ar* ’aper, special roll Avt fangle Fool Sticky Fly r „ Caper, 2 double sheets... El Vampiro Fly Pow- Qjy ler, a pkgs Best Grade Pink Sal- QKp mon, 2 tall cans mDv Sardines in Oil, can £)C 10 cans 45c Good Grade Pork & 1 Beans, can AvV Fancy Early .June Peas can 15c, 18c &£iDC Quality Strawberries or BlackRaspberries in A A syrup. 3 cans <pA«VV Best Sliced Pineapple 25c Large can Lye Hominy Large cans Libbys or Perfect Applebutter Kitchen Kleanser. P7 can • V j 3 cans 20c Best Value I sewed Car-OfTp pel Brooms, special 48c, O I V , Boyd Caps for Mason OQn Jars, dozen * Best Quality Jar Rub- Ot « hers, 3 dozen “Certo” makes wonder■fill Peach Jelly, bottle OOL

KOSIUSKO COUNTY FARMER CLAIMS TO HAVE LARGEST TREE Warsaw, Sept. 1. —A. S. Berkey, residing on a farm four miles northwest of this city, claims that the largest tree in northern Indiana Is located on his place. It is an oak. which has a 28foot circumference. The limbs start at from 65 to 70 feet from the ground. Old time residents of Kosciusko recall that this was the largest tree in tho county GO years ago. Tree experts estimate the age of the tree to be more than 300 years. STATE BRIEFS Kendallville, —Joe Emerick is planning to harvest his corn this year with a step ladder the stalks being over 12 feet high. Bicknell—While Miss Edith Loudin was laughing a small black bug flew down her throat and crawled into her nose necessitating a painful operation. Tipton—ln his dreams Bobbie Coy, four, kicked Harvey Coy, his grandfather, lying beside him, in the face, opening a large boil and relieving | him of much misery. Franklin —Asleep at the steering wheel. Jimmie Rudes hit the cemetery gate and is now in jail with | three companions, two girls and a boy charged with stealing the auto-1 mobile. Clinton —Earl Brow n, 16, missing j for five months was found to have enlisted in the army to see the world. | Wabash—Their divorce of last No-1 ventber proved a failure and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reenter are planning to ; remarry. Hartford City—Mrs. Emma Rader is to become county assessor to sue- [ seed her husband, who was killed in ! a fall from a garage. MEXICO TO TAKE HANdX IN PAN-AMERICAN Mexico City—Mexico expects to take I an active part in the next I’an-Amei ' lean congress. Through the columns of the press. ' .semi-official suggestions are being I made to sister republicans to bring | about a strong position for Mexico at ■ lie congress. IX has been anounced here that an ' invitation has extended to this country. v Mexico will be at Rio Janeiro during the corang celebration there by a brilliant This is headed by Jose Vasconcelos, of public instruction, and inctadefl

til AH fl CLOVER LEAF BRAND 1 / FASTLURIZED BUTTtR fc-.4u._W fXIRA QUAun Now Come CLOVtRLtAF CRf AMERIE& imC >2- - Wr OtCATUR. HUXTIMOTOW. I HOUMA v the Good Old School Days This is the time when children require more real for sure nourishment than under ordinary conditions. Sitting still in a school room and concentrating uses up more energy than a hard day of playing in the open. Cloverleaf is made from Pure, Clean, Pasteurized Cream. RememberThere is no substitute for butter. Be sure to specify “CLOVERLEAF” For Sale by the Following Dealers: Decatur, Indiana Monroeville, Ind Ed. Millers Restaurant Biggs Restaurant Starost & Son f. e. Kline S E Hite Porters Grocery Pleasant Mills, Ind. . Fisher & Harris 11 _ I ‘' veret t Englers Grocery J. W. Watkins Peopies Restaurant Berne, Indiana Mills Grocery Central Grocery Central Grocery Sprunger Lehman & Co. American Stores F. Q Eichenberger Niblick Grocery Henry winteregg Star Grocery Peoples Store Geo. Millers Grocery C. ABchliman . B store Glipens Grocery Acker’s Grocery Geneva, Indiana Hower Grocery trong & Connbr Schmitt’s Meat Market Wegmiller Mutschler Meat Market Fennlg & Smith Hain's Meat Market » Linn Grove, Indiana Hoagland, Indiana p ’ w - studler Earl Smitley Grocery Wren, Ohio Preble, Indiana , Mrs - L - Smith W. F. Jaebker Wren Dept. Store Monroe, Indiana » Willshire, Ohio J. W. Tabler *! *■' w. E Splttler The Home Store "j' j. l. Wolfe

I many prominent men of letters. It is believed here that the probable [presence of Secretary of State Hughes !:it the Brazelian celebration will pre I gent an opportunity to iffnlster Has Try it today/ V'-Jni**** Wholesale Distributor Excelsior Fruit and Oyster Co. 2028 S. Clinton St. fl Wwm. W.

PORTER’S GROCERY \ HIT OUR STORE AND LET US SHOW YOU GROCERIES AT 4 SAVING OR CALL PHONE 97 OR 175. FREE CITY DELIVERY.

Large can Peaches 25c Dozen cans $2.89 Large cans Peaches in heavy syrup, can 35c Large cans Hominy, can... 10c Tennis Girl Sugar Corn. can 19c Moss Rose Pork & Beans. 2_ cans | 25c Bako Baked Beans, can...loc Tin Cans, dozen 45c Speaker Fruit Jar 3 boxes 25c Parowax, lb ” ,c Premier Salad Dressing, large Bottle 40c Large can Kraut 18c 2 cans 35c Jelly, assorted flavors, glass 10c Fancy Jersey Sweet Pota-_ toes, lb 5c Fancy Michigan Apples for_ Eating or Cooking. Ib 5c Palmolive. Jap Rose or Kirks Hardwater Castile Soap, 3 bars 25c

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Lowest Prices. GILES V. PORTER WEST SIDE SOUTH SECOND STREET A THE STORE OF QUALITY 1) ,•

concelM to bring about a i le arer . tierstanding between the two ri)u# i tries. WANT ADS EARN—m ISi RUB-NO-MORE WASHING POWDER 3 Onl, a .mall amount needed io u>f lcn ■ the harder water. Jun a pin.h make. ) ■ d'.h wu.hml ea.v-and w>et half , our 3 B »oap bill on wa»h day. At 1 our Grocers g 1 Rub-No-Mvr. Co.. . Fort W„ oe .

P. & G„ Star or Kirks Flake Soap, 10 bars 49 c Have you tried Tea Table Flour? Every sack guaranteed, 24!4 lbs $1.25 Bob White Flour for pastry, 24'/i lbs 79c Early Ohio Potatoes, peck.. 30c Bushel $1.19 Pure Cane Sugar. Ib 8c 13 lbs SI.OO 100 tbs $7.69 Blue Ribbon Dried Peaches, 2 Ib. pkg 39c Large pkg. Seedless Raisins 20c 5 Ib. box Argo Starch 39c 10 Ib. sack Table Salt 23c Large Post Toasties or Shredded Wheal, 2 pkgs 25c Qt. Jar Cocoa 25c Qt. Jar Battleship Mustard 25c White Rose Coffee, th 18c Fancy Peaberry Coffee. Ib 25c Golden Sun Coffee. 1b......40c 6 Rolls Toilet Paper 25c