Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 46, Decatur, Adams County, 22 February 1924 — Page 6

WE DELIVER Full-0 Pep and other kinds of ; POULTRY FEED Tankage Reef Scraps ; Hay Corn Straw COKE None Better CO A L Kentucky Virginia E. E. ZIMMERMAN j Phones 233—337

The Gas Store Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. The Gas Co. Gas For a Limited Time Only You Can Pur- Water Ranges chase Any Domestic Gas Appliance Heaters Storage in Stock for Only Kitchen Heaters SO.OO Heaters Room v ZUD/Yinr. Laundry Heaters UOVvll Stoves Ironing And Pay the Balance in Twelve Hot Machines Monthly Payments. Plates S' .• • luS 11 “ I afcuajwl =F?j Price $87.50 Q 9 00 Down Price $47.00 Balance in 12 Monthly Payments. C*O fill DOWD 5% Discount for Cash. 1171 Nt? Balance in 12 Monthly Payments * * “ 'V/L. lbw—a quality range equipped 5% Discount for Cash with Oven Heat Regulator at a Drip pan. back and side splashers price within reach of all . and door panels of white porcelain Semi-enamel as shown in cut. An enamel Touch-a-button lighter. unusual value. Delivered; usual Delivery and usual gas connec- lIIVCSt gaß <?onn *' rl ' ona - tions included. —— in °" r • Black Enamel o/Z. Ck« A Stove Polish X. 1 viabb /A A lit|uid paint that W7° will make the old tp'irTP 0 stove look like new’. C§_s \/ Preferred Enough in one can for a good sized range. CORN St ~ k Per can ’ POPPER A Gi,t Edged 39c Investment. Cl CH Dividend Checks TOUCH A BUTTON • JpJLeDV Regularly Every LIGHTER m Saves Matches, Time t xr- -t wr . ~ and Labor ) Non-taxable .fl*, 1 jj and *±’ - V. Non-assessable jrrft-L * X. | .11—;—: jExwLXr* \ I v • Ask any f \ Mqy y j Employee. • I ■ j RADIANTFIRE i 1 ~ ••- V Price SIB.OO $2.00 Down — z liU* .. « This wi " hc installed •% Discount for Cash on your range for c.Stel«nt and ornamental. ftft >'<mtrr. We have - 'P&aUV {, dlantflroa. fir-plain type, as • J 6 6 «•- them thia week i»oc per month " p , . w ith your gas bill. A Liberal Allowance Will Be Made For Your Old Gaa Range on the Purchase Price of a New Gam Range. IF ITS DONE WITH HEAT You can do it better with GAS

i Letter Bears Two Hundred Polish Stamps An envelope bearing stamps to Hie value of 1100,000 I’ollsh marks was brought to the Dully Democrat office this morning by Herman Confer, of Gary, former Decatur citizen. The envelope, containing a letter, was sent to a native of Poland who now

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| lives in Gary. The envelope is five !by eight inches in size. The stamps, ■ two hundred of them, are about an i inch square. Each stamp is worth i .3,000 marks. The stamps are pasted | together, face out, and then attached to the enelope. The double thicjtness strip of stamps is about a foot square. Mr. Cuter says that many of the foreigners in Gary have their let teis from their native country addressed in care of the Gary Trust and Savings company bank, with which Mr. Conter Is connected, and all of the letters bear a large number of stamps. It requires five cents of American money to send a letter to Europe and the tIOOtPOO (Polish marks are of equal value.

DePauw University Is 86 Years Old Today i (United Press Service) Greencastle, Ind., Feb. 22 —Today DePauw University celebrated her 86th birthday. 1 Hundreds of students, faculty members, and alumni gathered in historic M< Harry hall at ten o’clock this morn-

&WIRRO The Finest Aluminum Specials For February Regular Special Price Price Mountain Cake Pansssc 29c Pie Plates4sc 29c 2 ,z i qt. Pudding Pans7oc 49c 10 qt. Preserving Kettles.. .$2.50 $1.49 2 qt. Colonial Percolator... .$2.35 $1.69 5 qt. Colonial Tea Kettle.... $3.80 $2.79 Oblong Roaster $6.00 $4.48 Many others which cannot be mentioned for lack of space. Quality First Always. P 27°” The Brock Store | I DECATUR’S QUALITY FOOD SHOP Central Grocery “OF COURSE” ■ Phone No. 31 Free City Delivery l»IIIIMB IHI MIUHIWTI'IIfIW IfIiWTOBWW 'VI Loyalty, No Better White Lily, the Best Flour made. Try it Winter Wheat Flour for more and better f or Bread or Pastry “ 95c gu. 75c naWJWF a awraHm Ewawv wTawtMreß v.ii■ Jello, all 1 Old Dutch flavors, pkg. Cleanser 3 can Best Michigan Hand. Large Montana I Picked Navy 25c Baking Beans 9O n Beans, 3 lbs. 3 lbs Fancy Blue Rose Large Size Califor- 1 Head Rice, nia Sweet Q r . I 3 lbs Prunes, 2 lbs fTH 111 inninr t ainwmnf Snow White Bulk T . „ Hominy, t :lr « e n s, “ I Cracked, lb. ... 4C ( ’ ,,0d L Q“ a *'‘> 25c | Flake, lb 5c Mackrel ’ 2 for I Tip Top Pop Corn Extra Fancy Early Xe, 25c S y peas 35c Best Yet, Little Elf Good Grade Pink Sweet Corn IKn Salmon, 17 P can, only .... Tail can .... A 1 v ' Little Elf Kraut, Pet or Carnation None Better, Milk, 3 2 cans Tall cans .... McKenzies Prepared R. N. M. White NapBuckwheat 9K p tha Laundry ,17r Flour, sack... Soap, 10 bars +<V All Scrap Tobaccos, 3 pkg. Pineapples, Head and Leaf Lettuce, Celery, Grape Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Bananas, Onions, Cranberries, Cabbage, Etc. Owen S. Davis The Store That Appreciates Your Business. HMMHMBaMBMMWTMMaHMaHHMaHHHMMMHBHMHMI

ing at a uprM'inl chapf l ! service celebration of Poundi rs’ and Bem factors day. Thomrni W. Nadal, president of ihi' class of '9B delivered the principal address. Classi's were dismissed. A Senior-raculty-Alumnl lunejieon was held nt noon. In tin 1 evening. Duzer Du, of Pi IMta Epsilon, national collegiate players will present three one-act plays as entertainment

for the homecoming visitors. A year ago a great pageant, depicting the history of the University since its founding, was given in the Bowman gymnasium as the special attraction of DePuuw's 85th anniversary. With th.' launching of the 85th endowment campaign for $l,Oll0.ouo permanent endowment and $500,000 for new buildings and equipment. DePauw entered a period of progress and growth. The drive for sl,(Hid,ooo endowment was completed Jan. 1. An effort is being mail'' to complete the campaign for new Imlltlings some time tills year. Mrs. Verna Avery returned from Ft. Wayne this morning after visiting relatives there.

THE BEST AT 1c A CUP Y. X. What's the use of living if S you can’t enjoy a few of the pleasures of life? You'll find Perfect Coffee the best treat that can possibly be imagin- . ed in the way of wholesome- / ly good beverages. Made Y just right—tastes just right i A. —at only 1c a cup. ) I «« •** ■*•*■ '"**■'”■' | Saturday Specials We are going to have some Prime Beef, Fat Veal and Nice Fresh Pork, any cut you wish. Fine Bunch of Chickens (Please order these early). m Fancy Smoked Picnic Hams and New York Shoulders, Special Sugar Cured, lb 12c 5 5 All Pork Sausage, fresh pr smoked, 15c lb. or 2 lbs. for2sc Fresh Neck Ribs or Shoulder Ribs, 7c lb, or 3 lbs2oc jj Bulk Lard, Open Kettle Rendered, 2 tbs2sc Dressed Hogs, whole or half, lbllc Fresh Spare Ribs, 2 lbs2sc Nice Fresh Pork Shoulders, whole or half, lb lOc-12'ic Nice Fresh Pork Ixiins, whole or half, lb2oc ■ ■ No. 3 pails of Lard.. 40c; No. 5 pails.. 65c No. 10 pails $1.25 Fresh Pork Liver, 3 lbs2sc E (rood Tender Steak, lb2oc Nice Boiling Beef Brisket or Ribs, ■ lb 10c to 12'jc Dill Pickles, Large and Good Ones, Dozen. .35c; 3 for 10c ® 3 lbs. of any Leading Brand of Oleo 85c Thin includes Good Luck, Country Roll. IBrednut, Nucoa and Al a SpecialSweet Pickles, Heinz brand, 2 doz.. 35c Special Morning Cup Coffee, lb3sc g Plenty of Fresh Ground Horse Radish, can 15c Plenty Pigs Feet, Brains, Hearts or Tongues —Smoked Meats— Nice Mild Cured Bacon in chunks. Pound t l2y 2 c to 15c Nice Smoked Skinned Hams, whole or half, lb22c Fine Smoked Tongues, lb 25c H.. carr > a full lln * Cheese and Cold Meals Fresh Cottage Cheese Fre»h Oyaters Rom Bud and Swifts Premium Bacon in Boxen I Fred Mutschler Pkg. Co. Market Free Deliveries Phone 10« or 371

The feminine shoe hoote m p,,- “ said io be so narrow at the hasp || they penetrate the wood pave meiUq 1 punching holes, f n which the Wa| '' 9 settles, thus rotting the paving T 9 ' 4 ■ x-A Sw) Decatur Chapter 112 win m „ ot Thursday, Feb. 21. at 7:30 to C()n f„ r I Mark Master degree. 44ta , L. C. HELM, IJ. p. o ■ PLEATING DONE here. llemsi 9 ti lh . ing, picoting at 8 and 10 cents y w yard at Mrs. Hazel Aschliman. Over laundry.—Advt.