Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 18 July 1924 — Page 6

SSfeiiSl r* Her Poetry ■’l wl-h I could write a poem!" she she said, — Voice wistfula —and on her tacf A far away look, her every motion Pleasing unconscious grace. Wo paused a while by her garden, Charmi'<l by its varying shade Os vegetation,—lncarnate thought in beautiful order laid. Over her cottage a climplng vine; Her lawn well kept and clean; Lilac bushes and cherry trees With old-fashioned flowers between. We watched the sun go down in the west And I said, “My dear you have written here Then the beautiful afterglow, The most beautiful poems I kiiOw!” —A. D. Burkett.

Porter’s Grocery & Meat Market Phones 97—98 Free City Delivery Special Meat Delivery Service Seal of America fl* J 1 r While Rose Coffee, r>r Flour Pound ZDC Van Camps Pork & lA,, ' dozen 4-mC Beanscan 'IvC Mason Fruit Caps nr Dozen cans $1.15 Dozen Kerr Mason Lids fit *‘, n «•»-n Koyd Cans, dozen Dozen cans $2.5(1 Large can QCk Certo, bottle OAz, Tomatoes OUC Genuine Michigan Raspberries nr' Quart . Leave vour order for canning. Large shipment next week. Young Spring Chickens. Fancy Beef Roasts. Bologny. Weiners and Cold Meat of all kinds. Fresh Kalamazoo Celery, Peaches, Tomatoes, Oranges, Bananas, Peas. Giles V. Porter \ STOP AT MILLER’S South End Restaurant and Grocery Free City Delivery Open Evenings and Sundays

10 lbs. Sugar 75 C S|M*cial Good Full /IQn Broom, each 4rOC 45c SX,25c Big I Soaj) for laundry 30x3% Cord Tires Special at Celina Made Flour (M AA 21 lb. sack tfrl.UU Fancy Peaches in syrup, per can Blue Work Shirts §sq Bulk Sweet Pickles nr Per dozen I Fancy French Poplin and Linen . Box Stationery’, fTfr ? Box 30c, 50c, • OC I

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ALL OVER INDIANA Hope—A spirited movement Is on to have the streets of Hope lighted af-' ter two years of darkness. Portland According to the will of William It. Haffner who died here recently, any heir filing suit for his or her share of the estate will forfeit the right of Inheritance. Fort Wayne—The best of hens at heart are the most frlvilous "flappers” according to W. F. Burbank, county agricultural agent here, in advising residents to clip their chickens' wings to preserve friendship and neighbors' gardens. Fort Wayne—According to figures on assessment lists here, horses are rapidly disappearing. Automobiles exceed the number of horses by 1,774.1 Kendallville—The Noble County Farm Bureau, Red Cross, and County Health Society have linked together In a drive to obtain a county health nurse, LaPorte—When thieves broke Into the home of Van E. Wilkinson, west o: Door Village, near here, they took a great variety of articles ranging f 'om a crate of eggs to a gold watch. Wabash—"Uncle'' Jack Higgins, of this city, celebrated his 106th birthday recently. He was born in Liverpool, England, enlisted in the British navy when a boy and was present when Queen Victoria was crowned. Indianapolis—Within a year motor

All White and Black Thread, per spool OC Mens Jazz Bow Ties Golden Bio Coffee *YA Per H» OUC Large pkg. Post 1 E Toasties lOC 2 for 25c Burco Coffee A* per Ib OO C Spaghetti. Macaroni, A«’ z> Noodles, 3 Uis Sun Ray Pancake Flour r per pkg lDC All Toilet Soaps yr 3 bars for Chief Red-E-Jel All flavors, 3 for mOC Certo for Jams and OET „ Jellies, bottle OOC Mens Socks, all colors, Per pair 15c to I DC

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1924

busses operating from Indianapolis to' ' outside points in Indiana, will have' I their own terminal station here with' I commodious waiting rooms and cov- ' ered "train sheds," according to an nouncements from Indianapolis .Motor i Hus Terminal. | Muncie — Everybody Is superstitious I according to local furniture movers 1 I who say that some will not move until the dark of the moon, a woman insisted her bread board be the last ’ article loaded, many insist on leaving

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