Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 211, Decatur, Adams County, 8 September 1922 — Page 6

FISHER & HARRIS ( ASH GROCERY 149 & 151 SOUTH SECOND STREET PHONES 5, 48, 231 The Best in Groceries for Less. Let us prove it.

Cane Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs "Sc Light Brown Sugar. 10 lb. 77c •lx Powdered Sugar, Domino brand, lb. carton lie Loaf Sugar, 2 lb. carton... 25c Pride of Decatur brand Flour for every Hour pur pose, 12 lbs 12c 24 lbs 72c 48 lbs 51.43 For Bread Flour Gootch’s best from Hard Western Wheat, and the price. 24 lb. bag »»<* 48 lb. bag sl-95 Barrel $7.75 Pillsburvs Famous 4x Flour 24 lbs SI.OO 48 lbs $2.15 Jersey Sweet Potatoes. 5 lb 22c P. &G. or K. N. M. W hite Naptha Laundry Soap, 7 bars 34c Flake White Laundry Soap, 7 bars 33c Lenox Laundry Soap 7 bars 28c 10c Lemon Toilet Soap 5c Palmolive, Jap Rose or Kirks Hard Water Castile, 3 bars for 25c Saymans Vegetable Toilet Soap, box of 3 cakes 25c Sweet Marie Toilet Soap, 3 bars for 10c Nyko or Hebe Comp. Milk. large cans, 3 for 25c Small cans 0 for 25c Pet, Borden or Carnation Milk, tall cans 10c Small cans 5c Eagle Brand Milk. can.... 20c Dozen cans $2.30 Best Pickling Vinegar, gal. 35c Pure Cider Vinegar, ga1....45c Extra Heavy Tin Fruit Cans dozen 45c Amazon Fruit Jars Rubbers for Hot or Cold Pack, extra thick, 3 dozen 25c Wisconsin Pack Peas, 3 cans

v pay casfwTnd BUY FOB»\.E.SStfI T\l U kl (Cl II upi I ■uL *jlir MAQfiAbIN >4U 1 MEDf ~ii'y f jsi%/ jS Hr 'jfiQUTJBBmSSP Excelsior Fruit and Oyster Co. | 20285. tliitoi Si. ft W«)if. !nd. I ~i—^ ='" r lhe Berkshire CDifference is characteristic and outstanding. It is the acme of the packers* art of cure. Acknowledged by competitors and epicures alike, BERKSHIRE Bacon will surpass your most pleasing breakfast bacon recollections. Always say BERKSHIRE to your dealer. You will get what you pay for. MILLER £r HART CaiitAMO tLUNUIft BERKSHIRE sw BACON

Large cans Crescent Hominy 3 for 25c Old Mammy Hominy, slightly sweetened, large cans. Special Saturday 5c Dozen cans 58c Tall cans Pink Salmon, 2 for Pound cans Tuna Fish, all white meat 45c New pack Black Raspberries just like home canned 40% syrup, can 30c Dozen cans $3.15 60'< degree syrup, can..3sc Dozen cans $3.40 N. B. C. Butter Crackers w ill please your taste 2 lb 25c Ginger Snaps, line quality, always fresh, 2 tbs 25c Michigan Hand Picked Navy Keans, 3 tbs 29c Bulk Rolled Oats, fi tbs.... 25c Best Head Rice, 3 tbs 25c Scratch Chicken Feed, 9 tbs 25c 100 lb. bag $2.25 Large pkgs. Quaker Rolled Oats 25c Victoria brand large 6 ounce Rolls Toilet Paper, regular 10c value, 6 rolls 25c Roll 5c Waldorf brand Toilet Paper 10c rolls, 4 for 25c Del Monte Pementos, can.. 15c Bulk Golden Rio Coffee, fine quality, lb 18c Special Blend Coffee, tb....25c Extra Heavy Galvanized Wash Tubs, large size...79c Extra large size 89t All Scrap Tobaccos, 3 pkgs. 25c Old Settler for Dirty Rainwater, 3 pkgs 25c Foulds Spaghetti, Macaroni and Egg Noodles, 3 pkgs. 25c Mrs. Omlors Cottage Cheese for Saturday, pint and quart containers. Imperial Valley Head Lettuce Red Ribbon Celery. Other Fruits and Vegetables.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER «S, 1922

'•HER HUSBAND'S TRADEMARK” Audience* at the fort Theatre to night will learn with satisfaction just what constitute* "‘Her Husband's Trademark", Gloria Swanson's latest Para mount,vehicle. In this case, the husband's trademark is a gorgeously dressed wife. The liimhand Is not wealthy, but hope* to attain wealth by making a show of wealth. The plot thickens when a I friend of husband and wife, returns as I ter gaining both wealth an# preatnes.falls in love with the wife, and tht husband, to promote his selfish flnan cial aims, rather encourages the ro tnance. The outgrowth of this situation is a powerful climax showing the disillusionment and after a thrilling encounter with bandits in old Mexico, the scene of file friend’s oil lands, the death of the cowardly husband and the triumph of righteous love. Stuart Holmes plays the husband with all his old-time finesse, as a

Miller’s Grocery QUALITY GROCERIES AT A SAVING —Free City Delivery— G 23 W. Monrue St. Phone 215

24Mi It), suck Celina Maid or Blue Ribbon Flour for op* t ill around use, sack... 00 C 21LI1). sack Fanchon that quality Flour for d* 4 OF* jreatl baking, sack 251 b. Best Fine Caned*~| Qff .'■ranulntcd Sugar.. 0jL»«/O Best Quality Cooking QA Potatoes, peck Ovv Bushel $1.15 Hebe, Ny-Ko or Nutro Compound Milk, or 3 tall cans ZiOl 'mild's Macaroni, Spaghetti or '-fig Noodles, Off I pkgs ...., iilJv shredded Wheat or Poster toasties, 2 large pkgs. MUI 'test Quality Navy or Jeans, 3 tbs.. 001/ iood Standard Sugar Ar mm, 2 cans tmir)v fall cans Pink OF*/* Salmon, 2 for Best Bine Rose Heat! If* Rice, 2 tbs J Ot Large can Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, can. ..Ouv Best Quality Cocoa, rtp* Qt. Mason jar Pennant Extra Quality Maple Flavored Svrup, Q i/ 2 gal. OO C Gal. pail 65c

Lemons, Celery, Apples. Sweet Potatoes, Cantelopes, Peaches. Oranger, Onions, Bananas Top Prices Paid for Country Produce. Phone 215 for that order. WHERE QUALITY TELLS AND PRICE SELLS Central Grocery Os Course. Phone No. 31 Free City Delivery

White Lily, a Quality Winter Wheat Flour for bread fyo or pastry, 24*4 tbs I OC Loyalty, Best Spring Wheat Flour milled lor better 1 bread, 24i/ 2 lbs *p 1 Our Special Oleo, none better, lb LitJ C Foulds Macaroni and Dr Spaghetti, 3 pkgs faOt Perfection Crackers, thertJT better kind, 2 tbs mOC Pure White Kettle T |7 „ Rendered Lard, lit I OC Best Quality Bulk 0 7 _ Peanut Butter, 2 Best,Quality Ginger Oft/* Snaps, 2 lbs Honey Boy Cakes or 1A „ Iced Gingers, dozen., r. lUC Calumet Baking Pow- QAn der, 1 11). can OUC Best Blue Rose Head Oft/'* Rice, 3 lbs UO L Large size California Or „ Sweet Prunes, tb CSun Maid Bulk 00 Seedless Raisins, lb Afl/t Large cans Cocoa, 10c jai-o. i n „ till flavors a \r V/ Carnation or Pet Milk 1 A„ tall can ...." lArC Spring Hill, new pack "I ft /* Peas, can Lt/L

“Central” Prices on Fruits and Vegetables Owen S. Davis THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS

'| suave vidian. Richard Wu>i.' portray + the friend and the oiln i rule* urc In v the hand* of I.uclen Uttl. tield. f'lar 4" ence Horton, and Charles Ogle. ** Tile production, directed by Sane 1 * Wood, 1* plcturesipie In theme, plot 4* and scenic beauty. I/orna Moon ♦ wrote I lie t cenario from the original photoplay by (Tara is-rnnger. ♦ St. Joseph’s High School l + (Jills PlaA Pastry Sale + 4 The pupils of the domestic sdenci class of the St, Joseph High school 4 will give a pastry sale at the Schmitt + meat market Saturday morning begin i* iiing at ten o'clock. A good supply r** of home made pastries and < andy will * be sold and you lire Invited to patron ** jze the girls. The proceeds derived from the sale will be used in buying * equipment for the domestic science * department. s—s—s—WANT ADS EARN— s—s—s +

P. & G, tiiut good. White 4 rj Naptha Soap, 10 "bars. .Tllj Best in Rio Coffee, 20O! Best Quality Wisconsin Cream Cheese, lb Ovf V j Fancy Sun Sweet 4 A , Prunes, 2 lb. box TkvFL I Jap Rose, Palmolive, or Kirks! Hard Water Castile Toilet Soap, 3 bars.... wOt Ivory Soap Flakes, | A,* ! i>kg AUC Trench's Cream Salad ■< P Mustard, jar AOC Del Monte Apricots in ‘IP heavy syrup, can OOL Perfection Ginger 4 Snaps, It) AOv 2 fra- 25c Fancy Alaska Red Sockeye Salmon. can...UUv Large i«uis Perfect AP. Apple Butler 1 F.xlra Thick Mason. Jar OP. Rings, 3 doz Ot jSweef Maid Baking Powder, Pint Mason i ** . jar ADC Perfection Money Cookies, dozen Ax/C Best Quality Green Of* j Imperial Tea, lb Ot.) C

Hart Brand Baked -J 7 Beans, can XOC Hart Brand Red 1 ft/* Kidney Beans, can.... XOC Best Grade Pink Sal- Oft/* limn, 2 tall cans El Vampiro Fly Dr Powder, 3 pkgs Mf)C Tanglefoot, Sticky Fly ft/* Paper, 2 double sheets... OC Fruit Jar Rubbers 0 7 3 dozen ZOC Extra Heavy Tin ir Cans, dozen ~rOC “Ccrto” makes wonder-Q 7 ful Peach Jelly, bottle.. OOC All Scrap Tobaccos 0 7 1 3 pkgs Palmolive, Jap Rose, Kirks Hard Water Castile or 0 7 I'rilby soap, 3 cakes. .. IJf)C j Old Dutch Cleanser, -| Kitchen Kleanscr, FT can I C Blue Devil, 0 7 2 pkgs Pickling Vinegar, Oft/* Gallon U«Il Large Posl Toasties or Shredded Wheat, Oft/* 2 pkgs Fairy, no better grade Ifi .. Toilet Paper, roll AVFC

AMERICAN HISTORY + DAY BY DAY + BY T. P. GREEN 4- ♦ Friday, September 8. + + Construction ot fort at St. + Augustine. Fla., a part ot which + is still standing, begun on Sep- -> tember 8, 1565. * _ + Name of the Dutch settlement + of new Amsterdam changed to + New York In honor of the Duke + of York, brother of Charles 11. + and afterwards James 11, upon 4 the surrender of the Island to + the Rritiah. on September 8, 1664 + — + Retreat of Cornwallis into 4 North Carolina ent off by Da 4 fayette with 8,000 men, on Sep- 4 tember 8, 1781. + _ 4Lafayette ended triumphal 4tour of America, leaving this 4*

+ country for France on September 4 + 8, 1825. 4 * — 4 + Sherman took Atlanta, Ga. on + 4- September 8, 1864. 4 * — 4 + “Hors” Tweed of New York + i + arrested in Spain, on September 4 4- 8, 1876. 4 i + + * + 4. * + + + * + ++ +1 FIRE SHOTS AT TRAIN (InlliMl l‘r<-aa Sen ii-c.) Cleveland, 0., Sept. 8. — (Special to Daily Democrat)—Two shots were fired at' a Pennsylvania passenger j train entering Cleveland early today iThe Inillels shattered windows oi a chair car but missed passengers.* A short time later stones were hurled at a freight train. »—$—$—WANT ADS EARN—S I | MACADAM ROAD BOXI) SALE Notice I« hereby given that bid* will be received at the office of the , Treasurer of Adams county, Indiana up until the hour of 10:Ul* o'clock a. m„ on * WiMlnoMilny. in her 20. 1022 for the purchase of the following road bonds, to-wit: 1 The George Knittle Macadam ■ road, Union township, Adam' county, Indiana, the . amount being: $6,400.00 The Wm. b'. Myers Macadam road. Blue Greek township. Adams county, Indiana, the i amount beintf $2,080.00 The above will be issued in series of twentv bonds, each dated August 15, 1022, the first issue rdniin if due on tin* loth day of May, 1923 f and one coming l due every six months i hereafter. ' Said bonds will bear interest at the rate ot 4Vi per cent per annum pav- » able on the 15th day of May and No- • vember of each year. Said bonds have been Issued In strict compliance with the laws of the State of Indiana, with an order duly ' endorsed upon the record of the Board of Commissioners of said coun , ty. authorizing the issue and sale of said bonds for the purpose of providing funds for the construction of the above mentioned roads The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Said bonds will be sold for not less than par, together with interest and accruing interest. Transcripts will be on file at the office of the Auditor of Adams county. If said bonds are not sold on said late, said sale will be continued until sold. HUGH D. HITE,

Plenty of Money at the Old Rate B% No Commission 10 to 20 Years Entire New Plan Read Some of the Features of the New Plan! 10 Year Loan No commission to pay. Pay interest once a year only. Pay on the Principal any time during the year and stop interest on the amount patd. \ou get a draft for the full amount of your loan no commission is held out. Abstract examiners are liberal and make no un :ecessary expense to the borrower. 20 Year Loan . Al l n ! I , al payments pays Principal and in- Never in the long experience in the loan terest in uni. business have we had such libera! terms for the Reaily the cost on the new 20 year plan is borrower as now. The amount of money now very little more than the usual rate of interest agitable is as is always the case" limited All and you pay the principal also; for instance on ° a P coni l )an l es run short of funds some tune-., the rural credit plan, the total payment for both aru hrst come first served. e^h e sioooo borrowed per ypar 0,1 We charge no commission to the borrower each SIOO.OO borrowed. if these payments are oil either plan made each year for 20 years your loan will be fully paid anti the mortgage released Can you not It is no disgrace to borrow money, or h-ive see yourself paying this much interest, in com a mortgage. The best and largest enterprises in mission and other expenses and still owe the the country are borrowers and in debt. Wiia ol t principal? Not what t\e make but what we save Uncle Sam always In debt, doinp more, and makes us rich. A little each day towards dimin more, each year and with her debt diminishing isliing the debt will wipe it out. This is the new today and growing larger tomorrow, accomplishes P* an ’ tb o greater things when the greater debt is made. All annual payments paid before maturity Many a man attributes his success ta ven will be discounted at &V 4 compound interest, ture, and courage to go in debt, and the greatest and all can he paid off any time and release ot advantage is attained by contracting on terms mortgage bad. easiest to meet and at the least expense. Figure No commission or other expense is held out " ay out il 18 eaay to flg " re in. You furnish an abstract and get a draft for the thir.o ... u ... . i„t full amount of your loan. us , lk . w , e , hav f , th « cheapest way out let ___ . , us fcive >ou first hand information. If inteiestea We agree to economize expenses in favor of drop a line to us or call phone 338 or 339, and we the borrower. will call and explain without any cost or cbligattiun on your part. Daniel N. Erwin 155 South 2nd Street Ground Floor Phones—Office 339; Home 338

j; FKI SF N TIN <. IMF HAT SOK NtvA MTT li) t>t• * , I Fall Felts louonly need to know the price of our Hats; ISsL-n everybody knows the />T\. \ I quality. You will be if rife U divided between appro- . \ bation of our unusual /jj styles and admiration of our usual values. Vance & Linni Showing A Complete Array Os Correct Autumn Styles h MALLORY HATS j I— ■ ■ 111 ""** ■■■«■■ i .in \ Iyiasirm 1 —to Help Your Hens Over the Moulting Season Now is the time to prepare your hens for big egg i production during the fall and winter months. Don’t let them linger along from four to six months moulting. Get them through the moult QUICK, because a moulting hen is an expense instead of a producer. Every day counts and the feeding method you employ now determines the profits biddy will produce for you later on. Try the FUL-O-PEP Way The best known feeding method during the moulting season, is half FUL-O-PEP DRY MASH and half FUL-0 PEP GROWING MASH. Keep it before your hens all the time and you will be agreeably surprised how quickly they will finish moulting and be back on the nests, shelling out the eggs in large numbers. UUL-A'PEp JL POULTRY FEEDS A , enable poultry raisers to get results from poultry that at one time were considered impossible. Ful-O-Pep Growing Mash for growing birds enables you to produce big healthy, early laying pullets at less cost than any feed known. Keep it before the growing stock all the time—don’t stop feeding it until pullets are six months old. Then feed Ful-O-Pep Dry Mash—the feed that makes more eggj all the year round. These feeds have opened the door of opportunity to poultry raisers. Poultrymen everywhere are getting real results from these guaranteed i! feeds. Feed the Ful-O-Pep Way and your success with poultry is assured. The famous Ful-O-Pep line of poultry feeds was originated and is produced by The Quaker Oats Company. Address Chicago, U. S. A., the largest manufacturers of Poultry feed in the world. (N 6) FOB SALE BT Adams Co, Farmers Equity Exchange