Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 136, Decatur, Adams County, 6 June 1924 — Page 7

ALL OVER INDIANA - C | lo tot>-A man arrested in the ne of "Whiskey Mary," a woman' 7tlegg p r said he was “watching the hickeiiH while the mistress of the B > was out.” Police believed he X alno taking ,art ’ of the lt,|llor buslncsi* in l ' l arrested him on liquor' # violation charges. Lafayette—A man arrested for for ~r y escaped from Joseph Jackson, finpecanoe county sheriff as the ilieriff was opening the door of the kmnlv jail. IHlshawaka— Fire of undetermined jrlgin destroyed two large barns on the farm of George Lang near here, fix horses burned to death.

/ — — SUMMER IS HERE! I KEEP COOL I Our I SODA’S and Ice Cream Confections I not only will keep you cool but will supply a goyd amount of food value. I King’s Confectionery ? South of Court House C / 1 * 1 , IF YOU WANT YOUR BASKET FILLED FOR THE LEAST MONEY WE LL FILL IT. I Central Grocery “OF COURSE” Phone No. 31 Free City Delivery White Lily the Qual- Beat Michigan Hand ity Flour, 70c Picked Navy 35 c I 24'i ibrt. 1 v Beans, *> • Choice Lima or But- Fould’s Macaroni & ter Beans, 1 !w» Spaghetti, I £z» lb LOC 2 pkgs ,, ~ - MTTII ' WTM &WBB "Central" Best Bulk Rolled and Pinhead Rio Coffee, 99r Oats, 25c lb Bibs Extra Good l-Sewcd Perfection Crackers Broom, a JQr I H Better 25c snap buy each kind. 2 lbs.. Sugar, Pure Cane Good tirade Pink Granulated, Salmon. 17f 10 lbs. Tall can Swansdown Cake Moss Rose Portc & Flour, Brans 1()C Box Can 271— P. &G.orß. N. M. Kell <» ft ff « ( ‘‘ rn Uundry Flake* |ZC Soap, bar. .• pkg«> •• 7., , t ~ i,u ~av*v * 10c Kellogg s Bran (irM , pkg Hakes, ’IQ C Tobaccos Ml 25c Pkg Scraps 3 pkg* (antelopes, Strawberries, Green Beans * Cucumbers, Pineapples New (a ’ ,iu< 1 ‘ Potatoes, lettuce. Onions Radishc* U oils, Oranges, Bananas etc. Owen S. Davis The Store That Appreciate! Your

Clay Is Fourth Most Valuable Mineral Product I AHk a friend what the fourth most' valuable American mineral product is , in terms of total production. Ask him! I where gold stands on the list. Ho i H I 'likely to put gold first and silver' •; second. He may get coal, iron and i petroleum in their right order if he is 1 I pretty well read up on Buch things,l . but chances are he will fall down on I the fourth article in Uncle Sam's list 1 ' recently made available as' of tho ! year 1920. The saying that our wealth comes out of the earth Is well known, but not so well understood. It is one of those things we hear, take for grant*

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY, .IPNE fi, 1924.

'■d, and think very little about. For instance, little do we think when riding over a brick street or highway, o r watching the erection of

Superior Bread - — — “Made With Milk” Children like it better than anything else—because it’s made of the purest and richest ingredients. So nourishintr and satisfying that every loaf means real economy. •n y SUPERIOR / Vhe Superior I . BAKING i Baking Co. Zs CO- a wrm f. ■ - -a SamHife 9 s! High Grade Groceries io lbs. Pure Cane Granulated Sugar' 75 C 25 lbs. Pure Cane Granulated Sugar $1 85 — 100 lbs. Pure. Cane (•raiiuhittd Sugar $7.35 Fancy Seedless Raisins, lb. I Fancy luirge Prunes, lit. 15C I Taney Dryed Peaches, lb. IOC I Fancy Dryed Apricots, lb. 15c I Good Quality Peas, can 10c I Fancy Sweet Corn. 2 cans 25C " Large cans Table Petit Ins (in syrup) 99 l-arge Can Pie Peaches 15c 10 bars VanCdimps White Napllia Soap 40c 10 bar* P. A G. White Xaplha Snap 43 C 10 bars Flake While Soap 45c ti < ans Small Vim Milk 25c 1 — — - ■ 3 cans I dirge Vim Milk v 25C Full Pound Cans Best 1 5C ( till pound Can Baking Powder Full Quart fain Sweet Piel.h-s . 4(|f F.vlni Fancy On»»ig<% down 20 C 21' lb. sack Lilly Wa hinglon. Flour 89c | I |ini lli. Img Oyster Shells 98c I |OO Hl. bat! Chirk Fred S 2 49 LcHhcc, UinrapplcM, New Cabbage, Now I’olatocM, Onions, StrawhcrricM and Radishes , - Phone 201 Opposite Eric Depot • .q

a brick building, or a brick sewer J that clay products stand fourth on tiie list of most valuable mineral products from u standpoint of prpduc*

) tion. Thus it is, In tho case ol brick pavements, that earth furnishes the jnaterial which helps us conquer tho mud and speed up transportation. Try this list on your friends. Here it is as officially compiled; Coal (soft) $1,950,000,090. Iron (pig)—51,137.92(1,000. Petroleum —$1,360,000,000. Clay Products $364,220,000. Copper $222,467,000. Stone—sl2o,soo,ooo. 1 ad (relined I- $76,296,000. 5and—562,694,000. Silver—ss7,l2o,ooo, G01d—549,509,000. — ♦ Wheat Pool Officers Plan To Handle Grain Plans for the handling of the Indiana wh< at represented on pooling contracts were set In motion today, following a joint meeting Saturday of tho executive committee of the Indiana Wheat Growers Association and and tho hoard of directors of the Indiana Karin Bureau Federation. At that meeting committees on finance, elevators and storage and election of directors were appointed, and these committees began their work today. The state will lie divided into ten

Fisher & Harris Cash Grocery h S AkSO DEALERS IN Graniteware, Tinware, Aluminum Ware and Galvanized Ware FREE CITY DELIVERY _ 'J k Quality, Service and Low Prices Phones 3,4, a I. Large assortments to select from. H ■ t-i- nMannT'-r>ffir-iTnrT^-~aiwahiw—fiwrrr-~' —ntir-rmTr —»' >v - onar><UMBKZW ' JW* | C ane Granulated or Brown Sugar, 75c No. 1 New Potatoes, 38C H I 10 pounds ’ SunKist Medium Size Oranges, 25c | L i I Juicy and Sweet, dozen 1 pounds Michigan Hand Picked Navy Beans 29c H 15 It), peck for 95c 60 lb. bushel $3.75 II I Snow White Pearl Tapioca, 25c II 2 pounds |IF Mon* I'Kivea, Im-Hit qual- l.iltlc (.hick Buttermilk Lttmdry Sottp ity, with Gooch Flour, Mash, costs less, a,s Hk* cukes Palm 21 Ihs dfov Lillie Chirk Brach Toilt I Soap Ot 18 lbs 11.85 Feitl. 8 lbs 12 Bars 55c Barn I *7.20 Scruleh Chicken Q £ Ballleshtp Bi and I\.mill r Pride of I><caltn Winter Fetsl, 9 lbs Luth r m bulk 9*{(* K Wheal Flour, 7P Santa (Jara QT* J ’ ’'.Y V M 21 U.S /OL |. 1t111 ,. s 3 1115...Z3C *" ,k ao 12 lbs 45c 11, 10c f-m-oanul, II i< ti>« Si 18 .. > >• .1 I’.tiiikks Beat Bulk ■■ S':M*2sc 25c -'F 2,,c I Granulated bellow t.orn Kv.iM.i-ih«i \n- « r *’* c • Meal or 1 r* 'l'- 1 \z, p„.| | ( K,Mi,H, Kel <»gg< - ‘/ is 2.9 C n<<»Ktt>. ......IOC |hki . s or Select Bulk S<e<Ur»s lit an. large OTin. l< Htisins, tikes ’’ lor mOC J i i t.t.i c~i orr.. •> i|. s ZoC . - ioi — v I 25c 24c -10 c I (jl |9 C <«ol<hll Bl<l> II). AT* V (’ll | islihhikl Ix'llloll * Country Gentlemen S|M*cial Blend *)()/• Dntp Lindy, Sweet Corn, CoIT.t. OvL lb — »)C □ 2 cans ZOC Jello, till | (L‘ <>M Slyk* G« man I land H (jin 10c llavoi-s ....AW Made Pnlzrls 9'Az* Swrrl I'vmlcr 9K,» All Scrap To- OK-* .’t.ite Peas. 2 ciiumOv baccos, 3 | kgs. 4ttOv 7 <>/. Hulls <’r<|x* l.argv cans Fimsl Qual- \. (•„ Butler Of* I‘odr| Point DC ily Hominy. 9l\z. Crackers. 2 lbs Z»)C «*, rolls 25c ■ UuaUlv Ginger ojdlmkh ,Or Snaps 2Ibs....ZDC <1 1 I dlb.m Off N. h (•„ Premium SiMla i<». ( .| s (......h Ma.aiJj -<*;•; 17,. £"1 UY"*'2sc S<h<l Quality Bed Kid- ' “ ’ ’’’ Pint (zins •)()/• Vnn LmqM Fa - f 2 for ZOC 1 Q IWI I cans 1.... 55c ■ h| Ltrge runs Kmii! or Bt’llci'. special Millie |» (!ll | Brand Electric |j« Pumpkin, OlXz* I-h'size c;m lllz* llullts. Im*Hct lighl. burn 2 for mUv •• ••• *•* * ■ a - vv hmurr. 15. 25. Ml mid *< 'llie Ikst l'«urh \ohir or Im ll«r buy a <l>>/ \y.,|| •)Q.» Me ever oOen-d; -West rn cans only.. $1.09 ( )(b £c>(, l.iglil Brand, large cans. Tall cans Pink | *7z» A eoioph l< ;e.sorliii<-nl »; select fruil *?"»/• Salmon X• V ~f FHuls A V<*m-lablt s. *4 in syrup. r<n...4MOv 3 for s<k* Indi fhtaldv Bolls and » r Doxrn cans.... >2.79 (HI or Mustard | paslrv received daily. m Quaker Bulk liolkd Oulu Sardines. 2 cans I | 1-»h Mill:. I < Jits- and or Sh e| Cut ‘ITz. Flake While P. AG. or \\ l.ipning < n tim recch- p OaltiKiil, (I Ib...Z»)C II N. M. While Napth.i »s| daily. _ ■ 5 gallon size Milk (jiiis, l.rmiih Slop Jars uilh I I 11. Hl«q» U* 1 istra <£O Q£ I.add. rs ...•!> 1 heavy tp * »*w sjl K |j>e . ~...*1.75 H j Large size While Ennui- l|<my (iarh.gc (alls, g j|. al»* ..... *1.98 •* tied Bread u* 1 *)f| buy now Im lore hot , ... , r 1 H Boms.. ..Jpl.Zv .. . (.alvtmizisl lulls for less W . ... 1 weidhcr; our pnre saves u.Uh.i.. rr I gallon Mze (itilvniuz- , , Midlum EC- ■ rd Oil Cans ' Qr /a y.m mmies; assortment si/a' UOV DDL 1 *’ 2 gnl size lor ...50c 95, $1.15,-51.25 .11.45 Extra large sUc M9r

if districts on tho basis of tlw volume ” of wheat signed. Nominating primarr les will be held in each district, the i. , I B nantoa of the nominees placed on printed ballots and the election conducted by mall, by districts. The election of the ten directors will bo followed by tho incorporation of the In-'

Don’t 10l constipation make you an invalid —relieve il with Kellogg's Bran

Few propio realise how dangerous is constipation until this dread disease tears down their Did you . know that more than forty serious diseases can be traced to constipation 1 Keep your health, or restore it, with Kellogg’s Bran, cooked and krumbled. It brings relief in mild and chronic cases of constipation. It is f effective because it is ALL bran. That is why it is recommended so highly by doctors. They know that only ALL bran can bring 100 per cent results. Part bran is, at best, only a halfway I measure. If ent on regularly, Kellogg’a Bran will bring permanent relief —even in , the most chronic case. It is guaranteed to do so. If it fails, your grocer will return Hour money.

> diana Wheat Growers Association. Tho elevator and storage committee Is preparing a contract, which will bo ! submitted to tho elevators of the state and arrangements made for the handling of tiie pooled wheat. Details of 1 tho handling of tho wheat from tho ! fields to the markets now are being I worked by tills committee.

Because it is ALL brnn it swoops, cleans nnd purifies the intestine. Like nature, it nets naturally. It makes tho intestine function regularly. Eat it every day—two tablcepoonfuls—in chronic cases, with every I meal. Eat it with milk or cream. 1 Sprinkle it over other cereals. Cook . it with hot cereals. Enjoy it in those ■ wonderful rceii>ea given on every pack- . ago. - Tho flavor of Kellogg’s Bran, f cooked and krumblcd, in delicious. It is crisp, nut-like. Quito different from 1 ordinary brans, which arc so unpalat--1 able. Kellogg's Brnn is made in - Battle Creek and served by tho leadr ing laitels and clubs every where, bold by all grocers.