Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 89, Decatur, Adams County, 13 April 1923 — Page 3

Saturday specials ; Choice cuts of Prime Beef Roasts, Steaks or Boii.s Fancy Pork or Veal Cuts Country Back Bones Pure Pork Sausage, country style* Dandy Bunch of Chickens (Order These Early!) Plenty* Fresh Hearts and Tongues Fresh Ground Horse Radish and Sassafrass. Bulk Dill and Sweet Pickles Best Grades of Oleomargerine and Cheese Special Mild Cured Hams. (Not Salty.) Open Kettle Rendered Lard Pork Tenderloins. Flank and Swiss Steaks —Smoked Meats— New York Shoulders Smok'fd Picnic Hams Smoked Skinned Hams Boneless Shoulders and Cottage Rolls Smoked Jewels Home Made Summer Sausage If vou want anything in the meat line just call 100 or 371 * and we will gladly send it direct to your home. Free deliveries to all parts of city. Fred Matschler Pkg. Co. Market | The Home of Quality Fruits and Groceries Porter’s Grocery phone 97 or 175 Free City Delivery

Sliver Dust Flour lor better ITX sl.lO Want Mor Flour, OQn 21’2 lbs <J*7C Soup Beans. Q1 /• Rolled Oats or Steel Cut Oat Meal, 6 lbs..'. ..mu V White Rose Coffee, 20C Biinlana Green Label QCn Coffee, lb ODI Pint Jar Baking ~| „ 2 lor 25c Foulds Macaroni or Spaghetti. Special, Saturday. Q Package O V Quart Jar Battleship QKz» Swansdown Cake Qp* _ Flour Ouv I , bars Van Camps J fT White Laundry. Soap . . TxOC Fluk W 25c < hipso Soap Flakes, Large pkg fa*)l

I I nanas, Oranges. Lemons. Onion Sets. Green Onions, Radishes, •weet Potatoes. Cabbage, Head and Leaf Lettuce. Crape Fruit. GILES V. PORTER Miller’s Grocery FOR QUALITY GROCERIES AT A SAVING Free City Delivery to al! parts of City Twice Daily q2.‘j W. Monroe St. Phone 215

Pennant Extra Quality Maple iavored Syrup. j gallon pailOt/V Gal. pail 65c Best Blue Rose Head Cir „ 'ice, 3 tbs •Ist Cooking Navy Q 4) Seans, 3 lbs OZrfC Seeded or Seedless Q n Baisins, large pkg..... JL«7V I‘erfection Ginger Snaps. 2 tbs. ...» Cold Mint or Celina Maid Flour ‘or all around use, 21’i lb. bag "VC California Peaches or vpricots. large can.... £t)C S yJum . p ™ 5 15c 2 for 25c Good Standard Sugar orn, 3 cans OOC Van Camps Pork & Qr cans. 3 cans Out ost Toasties or Shred- OT,, •d Wheat, 2 pkgs Best Quality Cocoa Q/K u-tro Compound Q P* „ Milk, 3 tall cans oulds Macaroni. Spaghetti or Noodles, H ■> boxes Del Monte Fancy Royal nne Cherries, can.... tJVv una. That White QA n nundry Soap, 10 barsOt/V

Head or Leaf Lettuce, Bananas, Grape Fruit. Onions, Apples. Oranges. Lemons, Parsnips, Cahbage

Fancy Winesap Apples 25c Onions. ar 7 lbs.. 25c UJrsMtai.. jut*.' wi*.. Seedless Raisins, 1 a Special, Th A“JLC SSite- .. 2 lb. pkg. Sunsweet „ Prunes OOC 1 lb. pkg. Evaporated 9Hz, Apples 2 IT), pkg. Blue Ribbon 4 Drie<( Peaches , Ut/l Good Standard Corn, 10c 12 cans $1.15 Large can Peaches or Of* Apricots Monarch Baked Beans Webster Slringless p* Green Beans, can JLt)v 1 gallon Pennant (* {•* _ Syrup OSC Red Cherries, 12 cans $3.25 Large can Sweet 1 Qn Potatoes lOv

■I Bi st Quality, Solid Pack Pumpkin, 2 large ■cans.. Palmolive, Jap Rose or Kirks ■ Hard Water Castile Toilet Soap, 3 bars.... Mt/C Ohio Chief Apple Butter, 2 lb. can 1 192 Sweet Garden 1 Beas or Sugar Corn, can ±OL 2 for 35c Swims Down Prepared Cake Flour, box do t Frenchs Prepared Sal- 1 K ad Mustard, jar AtJV Kellogg's or Post T1 P' „ Bran Flakes, box LOL Fancy Red Sockeye QAz« ialmo'*., tall can Ov/Vi . Fancy Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans Del Monte Spinach QAz* can 20c—Ov/Vi White Ribbon Soap i Flakes, lb IDv 2 ths. 25c ' Perfection Honey Boy "I A i Cookies, ddzen -LW' California Sunsweet /ffjr* Prunes, 2 Tb. pkg tLvV' Best Quality Mustard Quart Jar <«it>V Best in Rio Coffee 99/» Pound Black Raspberries in Syrup, can

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, .APRIL 13, 1923.

EXECUTOR’S SALE '

I. dm undersigned Executor of thei '■state of Lydia Riley, df * lined, in | Him Creek township, will sell al public auction on the old Lydia Riley; I fam, I inllo Month and 3% mile* east i <>i Monroe and | mile north and ■/. mile west of Sab tn, on Wednesday, April 18. 1923 , Beginning tit 1 o'clock p. in. The personal property, to-wlt: One buy horse. one cow. Ono | 1 ,I'py. One set of hurnoß*. HAY i AND GRAIN Two ton of clover hay, I 5 ton of timothy hay; 45 bushel of ,I'orn; IS husliel of oats. 95 head of I < lilckenn fiol I Jiold) GOODS One In .ri: mower; one shovel; one ■•■••‘W; one axe; one safe; one cupi board; one owing tnacliine; one

OUR Qi XLITY, PRICES AND SERVICE KEEP 01 R CUSTOMERS SATISFIED {Central Grocery —“OF COURSE”— PHOM'- XO. 31 FREE DELIVERY

- -, n - miiiMiMiiMt ■ Seeded or Seedless Raisins I 15c | Bist Michigan Hand Picked 32c l .iuli!. Macaroni, Spaghetti or ■i : “ 25c ' X.'s-ak 1.15 a;r.-wTOTSM»KSe , ««B®»»i i Extra Special I Ivory Soap, bar .... 17V g Best Quality Bulk Rolled Oats "r Oat Meal. Best Baby Chick Feed. There, i is a difference 9i-xr» >7 lbs AOL I All Scrap Tobacco Op* „ I I 3 pkgs mvvz ■ I Large 1(1 cent Rolls Toilet Paper. Special. at I lor •Perfect Apple Buller, Large can -tvL 2 cans 45c •vmtssswaw I Whitt Lily without ques- S lion. Best Wilder Wheat ■ Flour sold 214 lbs OVI g «wr vfF*"" Good Quality Pink Salmon. 2 tall cans.. . V 30 cent pkgs. Grandmas or Snow Bov Washing Powder or Climalene Special at falOl (Gloss Laundry 9Q/» i Starch. 3 lbs £Ol I I P'WWN ffSStWiWflMiUli MlKir

Heat! and Leaf Lettuce. Celery, Radishes, Onions, Apples, - Bananas, Grape Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, etc. . Gwen S B Davis THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS Phone Your Orders to 965 MILLER’S South End Restaurant and Grocery Free City Delivery

Brooms 7A/» Macaroni, Spaghetti or Egg Noodles. 3 for j Matches' Box 5c & • V i Post Toasties Rolled Oats 9Kz» Blue Ribbon Flour, GPin 124 lb. sack .. . . t/VC (Corn, 1 Can 10c, 1O L S 15c | Simons Corn Flakes 25c Crackers 1 Kp IF LOL j 2 lbs 25c

Cigars. Tobaccos. Candies Oranges. Bananas, Lemons. Grape Fruit Fresh Baked Goods. Cold Meats. Ice Cream, quart..4sc Furnished Rooms by day or week. Meals. .35c. Open Sundays and Evenings Opposite Erie Depot E. J. MILLER, Prop.

tabu-; one cupboard; onn bureau; one stove; one carpet and linoleum; nine I chairs; two clocks; four lumps; I three rocking chairs; six chairs; one organ; one dresser; one couch; three •lands; one stove; mu* carpet; one bed and springs; one carpet; four mgr three bedsteads; two draperies; blinds and curtains; one oil stove; jars and crocks; one table; one tub; glass cans; one chum. Cooking uiensilfi. TERMS OF HALF Al) sums of I.*' nod under cash. Over that amount u credit of <i months without interest, with approved! security. Signed: ALBERT B. RILEY, Executor Auctioner: Ed Miller H-13-1C i " ■ i ..

. iIfIIIfIMIWBMWMMMMMiMMMMB ! Loyalty Flour for more I ami better d* i 1 A I bread, 2IL- lbs tpl.lu I Perfection Crackers, theQpf better kind, 2 lbs wdl “Central" Best Bulk Ofin Rio Coffee, lb ZAJC “Regal” the Best Nut 4) 4 Oleo, lb 411 Extra Fancy Blue OXn ‘Rose Head Rice, 3 tbs w»)C Extra Fancy California Lima Betins. 2 Itis «Ol All 10 cent Toilet Soap QfT „ 3 cakes 110 cent boxes McKenzies I Buckwheat Flour QKx* I 3 boxes AdMV I P. & G. or Crystal rQ White Soap. 10 bars...t)Ov (lid Dutch Cleanser Lewis or Red Seal Lye. 2 cans fcitJv I Great Big Honey 1 I Boy Cakes, dozen. iLV/V JILUMWI I ■WWIIIWITB—— I Large size California Sweet Prunes. 2 tbs., . .OtJV Best Grade Early June-QF Peas. 2 cans Extrfl Good Grade Sweet Corn, 2 cans.... • i aw iiiwiwi!iiiiwm Mini II Ml rm

, Ginger Snaps, 15C > Honey Comb Cookies i tig* Dozen AtzV I Toilet Soap ~1 Oc' 3 for 25c Salmon 9 A 4* Can 15c, | Mop Stick 15c ' Wash Boards 55c Oil Can 1 gallon Ut’V Monarch Coffee, 38C Pearl White. Soap 6 bars for White Naptha Soap ‘ „ Bar Ol

PARTNER . WILT ol I SH EDANCES ON Sa ■ TP Z_J Miss Almo Cummings set a new long distance dancing record in Newj York when she danced 27 hours without a rest. New York. —The world's' record for long distance dancing gose to Miss Alma Cummings, who stepped to orchestra music on a dancing floor tor twenty-seven hours before she rested. Two men who danced with her had to quit because their legs wouldnlt stand the strain. When Miss Cummings ended her “dance’’ she took off her shoes and put her feet in some nice soothing water and I breathed a sign of relief. j League of Women Voters to Discuss Big Problems Des Moines, lowa, April 10.—Big problems for tlie women voters of the United States will come before the annual convention of the League of Women Voters, which will convene here Monday for a week's deliberation. The league will probably decide: i Wether the organization shall in ' future endorse candidates for political { office; What part the league shall pay in [ the international peace agitation; ' Whether the league shall give, official support to the league of na- , tions; Whether the league align itself with the National Woman's party and, if it is, to draw closer where the line will be drawn. There is likely to be a sharp divs- ! sion, it is indicated, between the ReI publicans and Democrats in the nomI inating committee for league officers. I Mrs. Maud Wood Park, president, will I hold over for another year. But t seven original directors will be selected, as well as two vice-presidents and a treasurer. o ♦ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ■» i. * ‘ ♦ From the Dally Democrat fllea 4 ♦ 20 years ago thia day 4 | *44444444444444 Buffalo Rill badly hurt at Manchester, England when horse fell on him. Harry B. Knoff. city engineer and pioneer citizen dies. A. J. Porter appointed foreman of grand jury. Hearse mires on Fourth street and harness broken trying to pull out. Decatur Driving club organized with Dr. D. D. Clark. President; first races announced for Decoration Day. Petition circulated for election on first, macadam road in Union township. Miss Maud Christen entertains D. O. M. club. — Herman Gillig ,of Fort Recovery, visits parents here. Miss Artie Fleming and Mr. L. J. i McCullough married. 1 Frank Aurand makes business trip j to Fort Wayne. o -■ i Mildew Stains To remove mildew stains froni , linen use a mixture of soapy starch < and milk. o t Take advantage of the t 1c SALE Smith, Yagetj & Falk

Your faith in Kellogg's Bran can never be misplaced —IT IS ALL BRAN!

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Some think that facial clays are new. Not so. Beauties of all ages have employed them. Most of the famous belles of history owed their beauty to complexion clays. But, until late year, few women fostered and preserved their beauty. Now millions do, and clay is a prime, essential. What I owe to clay About 1900, French beauty experts taught me the use of clay. Now, at a> grandmother's age, I look like a girl of 19. After 32 years as a stage star.; I still play young girls’ parts. And | millions marvel at my youthful beau-1 ty. 1 have supplied my methods to; scores of friends. They enhanced; their beauty by them, and they kept! their youth. So I am convinced that! most girls and women can do likewise , if they will. And 1 am going to help; them. A perfected clay The clay 1 use is not the crude and muddy < lay so 'many use today. That Is out of date. Able scientists in France have been studying clays for 20 years and over. And they have perfected clay. They have found those rare clays, mineral-laden, which bring maximum results. They have learned how to refine them —to remove the useless mud. The clay I use is white and’ clean and dainty. They have found added factors which bring manifold results. So my White Youth Clay will be a revelation to a user of other clays. Clay is essential No girl or woman can look her best

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