Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 71, Decatur, Adams County, 23 March 1923 — Page 5

Kellogg's Bran is ALL BRAN * --thal’s why it ralieves constipation!

IT,lf.wav nwwuws nothins H ““” womau or child whose very by the habitual ““‘l of the elimination channels. ‘ g s only part bran can never ) '°* d3 , ffce p the intestines in the *S£.‘Z V. saw.’. b™, natal** WM * " - cooked and mumbled. Vud Kcilogt’s I'ran is as delicious Ltovirss i‘ 1 iQ , iU if it u eaten regularly-two table jiioonfuls daily; in chronic cases, with eadi meal—it "ill permanently relieve the must aggravated case. Your health will be greatly im„.ovej within a brief period if you ‘ U! cat this delicious Kellogg cereal. Know what Kellogg’s Bran, cooked i k rumbled, will do ior you and for

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I Key UW. I Hirnself. former pastor I M th( . st. Peters church, north of jere will preach at the Zion Luth church in this city, Monroe and Eleventh street at the services tonight. beginning at 7:45. All are in vite ,l to hear Hev. Dornseif. During U-at, special services are held each Friday evening; and next week, pre- [' jester services will b e conducted. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bunuer. of Monroe, were shoppers here today. Mr. and Mrs Bussell Stevens, of gbelbyville. were business visitors hen; today. Mr. and Mrs J. S. Meyers, of Washington township, were shoppers here! today. Charles Paul, of Port Wayne, wasj a business taller here today. Miss Mary Suttle*. of Ohio Wesleyan College, arrived yesterday to j spend spring vacation with her i*urtuts, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Suttles. The Misses Dorothy and dit-lcn Walters arrived yesterday afternoon from Wesleyan College to spend spring vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Walters. The Misses Dorothy Durkin, Helen and Gladys Mever wilt arrive home this evening from Madam maker's | School at Indianapolis for their spring vacation. Mrs. Sam Butler, ants daughter, bitty, went to Fort Wayne today to visit relatives. Among the business visitors today were. E. M. Belyen. H, D. Wolfe, li. W. Wolfe, O. I l Young. H. B. Eldridge, R V. Faulkner and H. Johnson, of Indianapolis; J. F. Walters, of Marion: J. B. Parker, of Kalamazoo; J. Long, of Butler; Otto M Prick, of Salon; George Sherman, of Carey. Ohio; J. W. Kurtz, of Toledo; I*. H. Campbell, of Bliiffton; C. W. flail, and Jack Goodwill, of Fort Wayne; Jack England: J. O. Halt, of Shelbyvillo; Harold Holpp, of Cincinnati; (!. V. Rand ell, of Logansport: A. (!. Peterson and I. C. Young, of Chicago. Mrs. 11. S. Walters, of Marion, spent Thursday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Wertiberger. J W. ltos.se, former postmaster and well known citizen, is recovering from a four weeks attack of flu and pleurisy, it is believed he will be able to be out in a few days. lhirt Townsend and family left yesterday for Chicago after u several months visit with Mrs. Jessie Beam here. They are motoring through. Jh'. ('. (’. Rayl returned from Indianapolis last night after spending ’ a lew days there on business. While i in Indianapolis, Dr. Rayl attended one session of the trial of the alleged ) liquor ring from Gary. Albert Anker, who has been conlin"d to his bed since last Monday "illi complications, was able to sit »|) a short while today. Is Holding His Own len years ago I received such wonder!mi help from your medicine oi my stomach trouble that 1 have recommended it to hundreds of other Hitfterers. Recently a friend of mine whose brother in a distant city was stricken with acute indigestion and 'was not expected to live, got his uother to take a bottle on my advjce | have just received word that Hs brother was holding his own. and J am confident that Mayr's Wonder'd Remedy will entirely restore It is a simple, harmless .preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and ■' 'ays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and iniiT.i.i ailments, including appencitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Sold by Holtiiouse Drug Co., and oilier good Uruggsts, everywhero. —• ONE INDIAN KILLED ’all Lake City, Mar. 2d.—One Indian and ten raptured in a clash between renegade i’itu |,|m " H an 't sheriff forces during the '''kid according to reports received here today. Be reported scrimmage took placo m , 1,1 ’ n| outitanis 20 miles southwest ol Blanding. ADS EARN—»—*—s * * * want ads earn—»—*—»

your loved ones. Thera is no time to be lost in getting the relief that Kellogg ’a Bran assures. Kellogg's Bran is delightful as a cereal, Sprinkled over any hot or cold cereal, or served in countless appetising ways in baking und cooking. It # makes tho best sort of pancakes, luufBus, raisin bread, maeuroons, etc., you ever ate. And, each mouthful contributes to health! Kellogg recipes are printed on each tan kage. Kellogg 'a Bran works for you all the time! Your physician will recommend Kellogg’s Bran for constipation. A pimply complexion or an offensive breath can both be overcome by the regular use of Kellogg’s Bran, which is sold by grocers everywhere.

ATTEMPT BIG LIQUOR HAUL (United Press Service) Now York, Mar. 23. — (Special to Daily Democrat)— Charles and Ralph Sahbatino, warehouse owners, are under arrest today charged with attempting to withdraw $10,000,000 worth of liquor on forged permits obtained through bribery. The liquor was seized.

SATURDAY SPECIALS CHOICE BUNCH OF CHICKENS (Order These Early) Fine Fork Tenderloins, Spring Lamb Choicest Cuts of Native Beef, Pork and Veal f Pure Pork Sausage. Country Style Homemade Hlood Pudding. Head Cheese & Braunschweiger Fresh Spare Itibs, Hearts, Tongues and Shoulder ltibs Special Mild Cured Smoked Hams—Not Salty Fresh Ground Horseradish'and Sassafrass * Sugar Cured Corned Beef All kinds of Cheese. Fancy Dill and Sweet Pickles Oleomargarine—Good Luck, Golmar, Kingnut, Nucoa and Bred nut, w hich are the Best Brands FANCY SMOKED MEATS: New York Shoulders, Fancy Backs, Regular and Skinned Hams and Smoked Jowels Good Open Kettle Rendered Lard \ If its anything in The Meat Line we have iL. , Just phone 106 or 374 and we will send it direct to your home. Free Delivery to ALL PARTS OF CITY. \ FredMutschler Pkg. Co. Market 1 SECURITIES INSURANCE R. L. DOLLINGS SAFE Securities, Income 7% FARM LOANS CHATTEL LOANS FIRE INSURANCE TORNADO INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SUTTLES-EDWARDS' CO. A. I). SUTTLES, Sec y.-Treas.

Used Cars Low Prices Talk COME IN TODAY BUICK SIX ROADSTER 1922 Mechanically Perfect —Less than 7,000 miles on it —3 new Royal cord tires. Priced the way you’d want it. FORD 1918 TOURING Good mechanical condition. Good Tires, and priced right. DODGE SEDAN Good tires —paint and mechanical condition. Easy Payments if Desired. Porter & Beavers Monroe & First Sts. Phone

YES or NOT A Tast «f Your IntolllgeMf - The correct answer to one of these questions Is YES, to the other NO. STOP TO THINK! Questions Answered Tomorrow 1. Is u diplomatic agent and u consular agent the same? 2. Is there any governmental olßcer whose dictum is beyond the eontrol of the president? Yesterday’s Questions Answered 1. Is a burlesque like a satire? Answer —NO. A Burlesque is an extravagant parody; a satire ridicules a serious object or idea. 2. Is recklessness a greater fault than timidity? Answer — YES. Recklessness affects the rights and jeopardizes the safety and welfare of others. Thnld ity reacts on the individual and is a fuult corrected by self-discipline. — —... • CLUB WORK FEATURED Van Wert County Farm Bureau Plans Many Activities Club work will be one of the main features of the activities of the Van Wert County Farm Bureau for this year. The township organizations are laying definite plans to carry

tills work out in a successful manner. It is pointed out by the boys and girls club committee that club work affords the very best opportunity to develop Seadership and cooperation among those who will have charge of uffalrs in years to come. It Is further pointed out that every hoy and girls need something which will occupy thel’- mind during the formative period of their lives to the end that they will net he Influenced by things shown on the moving picture film and other everyday temptations. In fuct, elub work will tend to counteract ail bad influences by substituting something which is interesting and educational. Parents who are interested in the development of their hoy or girl should consider dub work seriously Pig, dorn, clothing

Winning Favor by Its Flavor , gUPEEIOE J,C ORNtT O'iilk, HEARTH Goodness, How They Like It I “It’s in the MAKING and in the BAKING” YOU’LL never know just how good bread can be, until you try a loaf of SUPERIOR CORN-TOP BREAD. It’s a great, big, round, hearth-baked loaf—full of zest and satisfying goodness. The more you eat it, the better you like it» SUPERIOR BREAD AND HOLSUM TEA BISCUITS are also mighty fine. They are made of the finest ingredients money can buy, and baked in the cleanest, most sanitary bakery in the State of Indiana. You'll.surely like them. Get Them At Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Decatur, Indiana

WHEN YOU WANT QUALITY GROCERIES AT A SAVING —PHONE 215— Miller’s Grocery We Deliver to All Parts of City Twice Daily.

2lVfe lb. stick Cclina Maul Gold Mint Flour for Pastry Qflf* or Bilking, sack I/vIL 20* tb. sack Fuuchon, That Quality Flour for (I*l .OPw bread baking, sack Van Camps Pork & Beans with Tomato Sauce, 2 cans UdL, Good Standartl Sugar QPvp Corn, 3 cans OtFU Foulds Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles, 3 pkgs Palmolive, Jap Rose or Kirks Hard Water Castile OPvz* Toilet, Soap, 3 bars mdtJV* Best Quality Cocoa 1 lb. box a-tUU Shrouded Wheat or Post Ttrasties, 2 large pkgs Best Cooking Navy QO/i Beans, 3 !bs. OajL Pennant Extra Quality Maple Flavored-Syrup */> gal. pail. Odt gallon pail Bac fFrench’s Prepared Sal- 1 ad Mustard, jor ldt Tip. Top Pop Corn 1 Package AvIL 3 for 25c Old Dutch Cleanser OPCz* 3 cans UOV Ohio Chief Apple Butter, 2>tl>. can

Head and S.eaf Lettuce, tlnions. Apples, New Potatoes, Grape Fruit, Parsnips, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Cabbage

und food clubs will he conducted this year. Generous prizes are offered by the an Wert Fair Board for those who complete their work. NEW CURE FOR PNEUMONIA (United FJress Service) New York. Mar. 23.—A remarkable now cure for pneumonia has been discovered and found to be practical, according to an announcement today by Doctors in St. Mary’s hospital in Hoboken. * Known as the diathermic treatment, it consists of placing metal plates on the chest and back of the patient and puesing an electric current through the lungs. The temperature inside the lungs is increased that the congestion Is said to be broken up after a few treatments.

Luna White Laundry Soap, 10 bars Odv Sun Sweet California Aflsa : Prunes, 2 sh. pkg t:1/L Del Mont Yellow Cling Peaches 1 in Heavy Syrup i Can OUU Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, large can ..OtIL Lenox Big Laundry Soap, 0 bars ■ Nu-tro Compound OPCz* Milk, 3 tall cans LOL Fancy Large Dill OrZf* ; Pickles, dozen Mt)\s Sun Maid Seeded or "I Q/» ’ Seedless Raisins, pkg.., Ae/U While Ribbon Soap 1 ! Flakes. Rj LOL I 2 tbs 23c California Peaches or ! Apricots, large cun.... MtlU Little Filf Sauer QPkZ» I Kraut, 2 cans OtIU : 3 Large Rolis Best , Quality Toilet Paper... iwtlL ■ Little Elf Hominy, : 2 large iff ns A«itlU i Fancy Blue Bose Rice OP ' 3 tt). pkg J Fancy Black Raspbt’r- O P « . ries in syrufK eaiiamifciwv Early June Peas I 2 cans ( Fresh City Baked , Cookies, dozen

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Many J) Spoiled "V baitings *4/' canbetraced \rL h* to the use of fir > cheap or big can bak- / ing powders-the kind that offer you quantity instead of quality—that are not uniform. USE CALUMET tho Eoonomy BAKING POWDER m I vT One trial will prove it has more than the ordinary leavening strength—prove that it effects Sa big saving in cost, time and materials. It is always uniform — the last spoonful is as good as the first The sale of Calumet is over 150% greater than that of any other baking powder In America—further proof of its best ■? test superior merit. arms wowld's greatest BAscsm; powra — i ....... —... , 'V. . 1 : . .-s Phone Your Orders to 965 lta .* MILLER’S ’ South End Restaurant and Grocery Free City. Delivery

McKenzies Buckwheat OPFlour, 3 boxes 10r..... Head Rice, 3 It). l)ox Monarch Coffee, 38c! Farm House Coffee OA/» tb OIIC Ed’* Best Bulk Coffee 22c Boiled Oats, Large pkg. Salt, "I fltf* Sardines Pp Box ~............... v Matches, P7 a box 5s and I L Quaker Corn Flakes 10c ,> lor ................. «3e Mustard, OP Glass ........ ttlc and mifJ L Apple Butter, ..25c Ice Cream yl Pa Quart •«»• (-........... Av v Blue Jlibbon Flout Qflz* 24 11). sack..*. ....4/vV !:' w "' 20c

Fresh liaked Goods Oranges, Apples Bananas 'Soft Drinks, Meals 35c. Furnished Rooms. Cold Meals, Cife-axs. Tobaccos. Ciuwlles , Opp. Erie Depot. Open Evenings E. J. MILLER, Proprietor

Runkels Cocoa Box Corn • IK/i Can 10c andxeJC Beans, "f Can lOe andAtiv Sauer Kraut T /* Can Special Brooms ...50c Wondoi; Window OPC/* Washer Pads White Xupfha Soap i* Bar tJv Toilet Sonpti 10c 3 for v... Jfle Macaroni, Spaghetti, lAa Egg Noodles « AVf V 3 for „ 25c Mens Overalls .... $1:50 $1:50 Mens.Work.Socks "I Pain Pair „ AtJV ],adies*Huse 20c Apples 1 rtf* i'ound *.VV 3 !t>s. for