Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 65, Decatur, Adams County, 16 March 1923 — Page 7

I T Hem”uuhin« in ■ H ’ r Birds and Butterflys for and >our under fr rn, Come and see them I Mrs. Hazel Aeschleman ■ over Laundry I A 1 • — ■ HI ; and HI cents per yard I W Aesehkinan. ■ 211 Jefferson St. ■ ’over Laundry ■ Fn-lhx B J - — - .-r— —

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■ ~ sll ffcr with mild or rhronie ■ If , y co after it releutlewly! | r<"Xtion 1“’ •' robabl -y "'"'‘■‘‘•l* H Ls thnn ony one human mlM Lit is the basis of many illnesses, K ! line even to mt< h diseases as ■ SJs and diabetes. In its milder ■ constipation creates mek headH bcSi biliousness, dizziness, ■ , | breath, fi*. etc Kellogg b ■ Ln is guaranteed to relievo constl- ■ ■ ir iv. Kellogg sis ALL BRAX - H that’s why it acts as nature s perfect H uvecjcr, cleanser and purifier. H To safeguard your own health, to H rro te C t your family, serve Kellogg s ■ Bran each day. As a constipation ■ preventive or for mild cases, eat at ■ cast two tablespoonfuls daily. In M .hronie cases, as much with each meal. ■ Put keep at it persistently—beat con-

Itwr>r a b ■ n ■ 9 ".VA ■ » » * m m a w m ■ is ■ ■ a w b a * ana a « 2 a ». *? n i: a t ■ e ■ 1 I IA Business I -of the Fanners ’ * I I -from the Farmers ! K I I -and by the Farmers I/ I | I Cloverleaf Creameries, inc. I 1 111 Manufacturers of | | Cloverleaf Creamery Butter I and I Ice Cream j This institution realizes and takes a pride in the j value of co-operation eort among our farmers., It feels ; that it stands in a measure as an example of that kind ■ of energy. I As buyers of cream, with stations and routes everywhere, making if convenient for everyone, we wish to assure you of the sale of your cream to us at all times. y We always pay the highest market prices and the service we render to you, cuts.your own handling charge down to the minimum. Support the home institution. Cloverleaf Creameries, inc.

FARM WOMAN’S MEETING i • p Interesting Home Economics Meeting p Held Here Wednesday A number of farms women of the county met at county agent's office Wedni sday iu conference with Miss Leila Gaddis, of Purdue. JJ'he meeting j was called for the purpose of determining whether or not the women of tahe county desire to co-operate with Purdue in Home Economies Extension work. Those ladies who were x present were much interested iu hav-

sfipation with bran—nature’s most, wonderful food! And think how Kellogg's will free you all from tho dangers of pills and cathartics! Kellogg’s Bran is n life snstaincr mid body-building food because it contains mineral salts and other food essentials, as well as being a natural relief f»om constipation! Kellogg’s is delicious in its nutlike flavor. It adds greatly to tho taste of hot or cold cereals when sprinkled or mixed with them. Or, cook it with hot cereals, allowing two tablespoonfuls for each person. Kellogg’s Bran makes very delicious muffins, raisii! bread, etc. Kellogg’s Bran is served in leading hotels, clubs and restaurants in individual packages. All grocers sell it.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MARCH 16. 1023.

ing such work begun in the county i and asked Miss Gaddis arrange, for such demomvtrations as would be suit | able. Accordingly, plans are being' 1 nttplo to have a representative of! 1 Purdue come to the county in the near I' future for tho purpose of conducting' 1 a dress-form demonstration which 1 representatives of the various town- ' ships will be asked Io attend. Meet- ' ings will then be planned in different parts of the county to carry the practice to those'lndies who ure unable to attend. Members of the Root Township Homo Economics club were present and told of the benefits which Iftivc been derived from their organization. Representatives of other townships expressed a desire for organization of a like nature. * Six townships of the county were represented, some townships have several repesentatives. TAX RATE MAY BE LOWER Tax Commissioner Says Mew Laws May Decrease Taxes Indianapolis, March 16. —tSpecial to Daily Democrat)—"For the present it appears that the tax rate for Indiana may be appreciably lower" said Philip Zoercher, state tax commissioner, in tin interview with I nited Press today. "The gasoline tax measure .nd the in.-icased license fees for automobiles

will help materially at paying the I state's debts" Zoercher said. I "The former Is an equitable tax, iu i itny opinion, for It puts the cost of the I roads on persons using the moi£. : Suppose you and I both have cars costing $1,500. If I run my cur 20,000 miles in the year ami you run yours only a couple of thousand. It stands to reason that 1 should pay much more for the roads than you, and in direct proportion to the amount I use the ’ roads, which is what the gasoline tax compels, "1 don't see how anyone could object to that law, do you?" “If the soldiers bonus goes through

Would ®a You S —throw away a dollar’s ’X worth of flour, sugar, but- ' ter, eggs and so forth to save 10 cents on a can of baking powder? That’s what B y cmt happens when you buy the “lots for t he money” brands, and that’s exactly what never happens when you use The Economy BAKWG POWDER the most dependable of all leaveners. It is made in the most careful and scientific manner. The materials are absolutely pure, they remain pureinthebakingandinsure ( wholesome healthful food. • *1 - | One spoonful is equal to two of many other brands. You t T pay less—use less and get • best results without loss. 7 The sale of Calumet is 2 T a L—> J times as much as that of k any other brand. —-- - - THE WORLD'S GREATEST IMWTMC POVZ. '?■?. — » - ~ " 111 >ll ■ ' ■ Ul ■■■■■ W-W- «

VJ * A superior r —— —zrr Superior baking,. Quality Leads Courtesy Them AU Service ATT ENT IO N EV ERY BO DY! You And Your Friends And Your Neighbors Are Most Cordially Invited To Attend A | DEMONSTRATION tnEW^SfiBSC’BK3I^MMSSi^WX>KIMSaLS^^MRS^WiM^3ES^T''*ii3KSr r r'ra»ti i '*- on SATURDAY, March 17 th of Superior Corn-Top, Holsum and Superior Breads and Holsum Tea Biscuits at the I A. & P. Tea Co’s. Store Decatur, Indiana ’’ome in between 10 a. m. and 6 p.,m. and See lor Yourself Just HoW Good Bread Can Be! Superior Corn-Top, Holsum and Superior Breads and Holsum Tea Biscuits, with Delicious Creamery Butter will be served Free., Saturday, March 17, 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. i At A. & P. Tea Co. Come One DECATUR, INDIANA Come All

it may mean that the rate will have to be increajjiyi. for wo Hhall have to get the money from taxes of i oiiihc. That may mean un increase. "But that will In- 11*25, if at all. In. the meantime, it really is very probaI i.’lo that the nite may be decreased." ■ — 1 ■ ■ ■ 1 • ' ■ 1 ““ FICTION IN SECOND PLACE Chicugo, Mar. 16.- N'on-llctlon Is more popular in Chicago than fiction. liceording to circulation figures for l'*22 of the Chicago Ppublic Library. Librarian Carl Rodin in his annual report showed that in a total of 1.229 - GS9 books circulated, 695.036 were nonHelion as against 534.653 fiction.

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