Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 12 December 1922 — Page 3

■HER&HARRIS j cash grocery . ■■, dealers in Tinware, GranWvare an<* Galvanized Ware, j ■ ] 19-151 South Second St. H free ('il.v Delivery. '®iity« Service and Low Prices i **„■■■ New Chestnuts, 1b... 20c ■ English Walnuts, 1b... 25c Mixed Nuts, lb 22c fllEv Filberts, lb 20c K><b Roasted Peanuts, lb. 15c Shell New Almonds, lb 35c K Dromedary Dates, pkg. 21c K pkg. Camel Dates 15c ■w Crop Seedless Raisins, Mi) isc Sweet Grape Fruit, 4 for •fl. 25c the Flour that makes Hod bread and costs less, 24 Qtl-.. bag 98c lbs $1.95 ■Barrel 87.75 of Decatur, a genera! ■ purpose flour, 12 lbs 45c ■24 lbs 78c | ■4B lbs $1.55 Whole Wheat or ■ Graham Flour, large hag 3'»c Pancake Floor, ■ large hag ISc Prepared Buck- ■ wheat Flour, large bag .55c Bran, pkg 15c Don’t pay more. better Nut Oleo than ■ Maytime lb 20c Greening. Wagner ■or Stark Apples, full stand- ■ ard bushels, select fruit $1.50 Prepared Pancake ■or Buckwheat Flour, bag 23c Hew Pack Indiana Sweet ■ Corn, regular 12F?c value. ■ can 10c ■ Dozen cans sl.ll Pack Country Gen- ■ tiemen Sweet Corn, regu- ■ lar 20c value, 2 cans ...25c ■ Can 15c ■<■.- pack Sweet June Peas, ■ very tender; you will like ■ them; 2 cans 25c ■ Dozen cans $1.45 H. B. C. Butter or Oyster ■Crackers, 2 lbs 25c fl. B. C. Premium Soda ■ Crackers, lb 17c H B- C. Graham Crackers, fl lb 17c Nabisco Wafers, 1b... 35c Broom Values ■ 50c. 60c and 75c W>?w Bulk Rolled Oats. 6 lb. 25c weaker Instant or Regular ■Oats, 30c pkg 25c Hlssue Toilet Paper, 6 ounce ■ rolls, big value, 6 r0115...25c ■ Roll 5c Dried Cooking Peas, 3 ■ lbs 25c your Xmas Trees and I Holly Wreaths now and be I sure of a good selection. Barge Cold Blast Lantern $1.35 Holland Herring Melch- ■ ers, keg $1.451 Bic Galvanized Tubs 39c size Galvanized Tubs I 89c | Bcw 50 lb. size Lard Cans 45c Huy Nesco Brand GraniteI ware and get the best. fll quart Dish Pans 55c i fl',' quart Dish Pans .......65c Hpecial Wash Boards 15c ■FISHER & HARRIS i Cash Grocery. ■ TAKE TIME ■READ THIS. THEN TH INK. ■ You have traveled along with nm Mid I hope you will read these boiled Bv,a truths and enjoy them, (letting to the bottom of things the pill temporarily relieve constipation; M sweat may break up a cold; Pepsin digest your dinner; Baking Suda relieve your acid or sour stoutbut below all these troubles there an impaired nervous action and IBs lo permanent cure you long for will Mffd come until this nerve interfeiis adjusted. The pills, the pepB», the sweat, the baking soda liter" touches the branches of the tree they do not get to the roots. Il were no ignorance there would be any prejudice so when we enone we usually expect to see -■ ti>'- other. One may not. be to blame being ignorant but there is no for remaining so. Avoid the hyphenated Chiropractor, are such hyphenates as Electro- ■ iropractic, Stretcho - Chiropractic. ic. Vibrato Cliiro Concusso-Chiropractic, and other num bo-juni bo-Ch i rop ran SBiiropractic without the hyphen, are no two ways about it. It ■liiropractic is right then this numbog|j|'mbo Chiropractic is wrong Chiropactic is not a cure all is many a person who is pass- • I’ beyond Chiropractic or any other ■ttman aid. But this much is tru" ■tat in numerable cases that have li'ivlously been given up as incur ff'le became well again by means of hoping, worrying, think ■■M will not help you. ■ i Give Chiropractic a chance. fl>r. S. J. Zurbuch, D. C„ M. (’. K. of C. Building, Decatur, Ind.

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DECA TUN DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1922.