Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 230, Decatur, Adams County, 26 September 1924 — Page 6

■ - lllgi ~T . II —■llli I II - Fl T r— -m THE HOUSE OF QUALITY, HONEST TREATMENT AND LOW PRICES Central Grocery “OF COURSE” Phone No. 31 Free City Delivery White Lily the qual- Special! Gold Medal ity Winter Wheat Flour, the old reliFlour, for Bread or able bread flour, a *’. BS ‘7- 85c '""‘‘J.* 1 s n up -$1.12 24 2 lbs ply 24 lbs Perfection Crackers “Delicia” Best Nut the better 25c Oleo, why pay 25c kind, 2 1b5.... ’ more, lb Pillsbury’s Prepared New Crop Sunmaid Pancake and Buck- Raisins, Seeded or wheat Flour 29c I seedless, 1 Large pkg. . Best Michigan Hand New Pack Early Picked Navy 39c • June Peas, 25C Beans, 5 lbs.. 2 cans W .■WHWTTKIiI Mi 'limilMM—l mra—Ml IB—■ Swansdown Cake Perfection Iced GinFlour, 35c ers an d Honev pkg Cookies, 1 ()« 2 pkgss9c Dozen “Central” Best Bulk Fancy Yellow Corn Rio Coffee 9Rc Mea1 ’ fresh 25c lb ground, 5 tbs. Best Values in Syr- Large size Califorups, •/« gallon 99 c nia Sweet 97z» Golden V Prunes, 2 lbs. sciaareE: wtb ■ii i m iiihhiiiim Krnmm i , gal. Crystal 9Kp Solid New Pack White Ever Green Sweet gal. Maple JDp Corn, 9K P Flavor 2 cans All 10-cent Toilet I Extra Good 4-Sew-soaps, 25c Ir d Car ’*‘ .. 45c 3 for I broom Special 108 lIHUaiIiIimUIMHihiMMBBWMBW '''J 1 | Jello, all 1(U flavors, pkg. Full Line of Fruits and Vegetables. Top Price Paid for Fresh Eggs. Owen S. Davis The Store That Appreciates Your Business.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1924.

HOAGLAND IS SCENE OF BIG FARM MEETING (Continut <1 from Pace One) John Carmody, manager of the 11 >l-' land-St. onls Sugar Compunv in th! : city, made a vmiderful talk on sugar ! beets. Mr. Carmody told of the] ••’oil from raising sugar beets and how ]his company wished to co-operate'

Market Page and Food Bargains In selecting your grocery needs for the week-end give some thought to the proper appliance in which you prepare them. Consider a gas range with an oven heat regulator, an equipment that will enable you to cook your dinners without any other attention after it is placed in the oven, makes for accuracy in baking bread, cakes and pies and simplifies your canning problems. r ** ’PTI .. . | I TU-MM | L* * * * J ' I / I ll u Think of the added appearance a new white enamel gas range will give to your kitchen. It does not require a big outlay of money to get one of these ranges—just a small down payment and the balance in ten equal monthly payments with your gas bill. SBO.OO SIO.OO Down and $7.00 per month Others from $49.00 to $125.00 Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. “THE GAS CO.”

| with the farmer. He gave a splendid ] account of the sugar beet industry | land stated that the sugar beet com-j I puny was doing everything pos.dbl<- to . 'make It profitable for the beet grower • and farmer. Four reels of moving pictures were ( shown by County Agent Uusche, of Adams county, and E. J. Fricke, fieldman for the Holland-St. ouis Company. The films were interesting and

held the attention of all present. I Men. women and chldren attended the meeting and it was one of the most enthusiastic meetings ever held| at Hoagland. Free ice cream, sandwiches, coffee and milk were served! to the crowd. Similar meetings are being planned in other parts of the county within the near future. — o ■ Father, A Minister, t Opposes Son’s Candidacy (Vnited Press Service) St. Patti, Sejt. 2d —Merle Binning | ham won't go to the United States, senate from Minnesota with his

I Fisher & Harris Cash Grocery ALSO DEALERS IN * Graniteware, Tinware, Aluminum Ware and Galvanized Ware FREE CITY DELIVERY Quality, Service and Low Prices Phones 3,4,5 Large assortments to select from. QI If AD Pure Granulated Sugar Cl 00 DUUAR 12 1-2 lbs. SI.OO 25 lb. Bag <1)00 Mil V Bordens Canned Milk 12 Large PF liIII- 1 !* Cans sl.lO 12 Small Cans at JvC ONIONS 25c 1 R’N- M., Crystal White or P. &G. 9Q I OVrll White Naptha Laundry Soap 10 bars I MHaonHH WUHBM HHHHHHHHES ■ Buy Canned Goods Maytime Nut Olco.no B. N. 31. Bulk here for less; better quality Soap Chips. 2 I Good tirade 1 ~i ”” v „ Quality Ginger Canned Peas ...IvC Bulk Seedless Snaps, !> lbs. forZ&C New pack ’ SwJiY ’julle 2 tt ’ s «' C ' »“«£ 25c Peas. 97 New Evaporated Peaches (.nickers, 2 ll> 2 cans ZmC tt' nn< * 1 B ’ I >re,n * u,n Soda Van Camps Pork and \ ' or Graha,n 17p Beans in tomato 1 “ S ’ ■'' ’ ‘ 3aC Crackers, it). ...lit I sauce, large can lUC Evapomted No Bulk Gol(len •3 25c J tHf ” Vile Bio Cotree, QQ.. DoMi cans .. 98c Pri<k . ()f n. ZOt SweHCor'n, can IOC i'i t) 49p Specia! Blend OO ■ , ~ rlour, 12 lbs... Bulk Coffee, lb. OdL G o'u ntr y / (ivnlleinan 24 tbs. . 88c ■ Sweet Corn, 9kz» 48 lbs $1.55 Chase and Sanborn Spe2 cans l) ( , you’ Bake’ Bread? cialValuiLarge cans 1m; st Pack Gooch 1 lour is better Bulk ‘ In. Hominy. 9Qo ,or bl ’ead baking, costs 3 n,s - for S L2S I ; '<■ „ in,,. $ 1.05 20c Large cans Pumpkin or 48 tbss2.lo hT Kraut, 9 Barrel $8.25 All 10e Smoking and 2 for ...-Z9C Gooch's Fresh Yellow Scrap Tobacco Large cans Solid! Q or White Corn 3 for Pack Tomatoes AOv Meal. 5 tbs Z9C ’/2 sh. Tin Prince Albert 2 for 35c Gooch's Whole Wheat Tobcco 77 Large cans California Flour, 97 Div Apricots in 9fU‘ ' ) B,s Zt)C J /2 tin Tuxe- IQ., I H syrup v- McKensies New Prepar- do tobacco ... v1 Dozen cans ....$2.25 cd Pancake or Buck- Tall cans Pet or Carna- , ■ Large can large Peaches wheat Flour 99 bon Milk lAp in heavy 97 n bag .’.ZoC for ivt syrup, can .. .. Pillsburvs Prepared Small cans 5c X Dozen cans ....$2.95 Pancake Flour, A Q 10c bars Palm Beach Gallon cans California Large pkgs~rOC Toilet , Ep T Peeled Yellow Buckwheat, rr Soap M Peaches OizU large pkgs o3C 45c Tall cans Asparagus Sweet Juicy 9A/» Penick & Fords Syrup clean up price 17p .tg Oranges, dozen-OVv sweeter than the rest. only, can Gallon cans RedQf* Gohlen Color Pilled Cherries yOC Gallon 59C Boiled Oats .... Z3C f.aliiornia Santa Clara i.> gallon 33c 5 It)., bag Fresh Prunes, medium -1 ft Crystal White, Boiled Oats ...£9L size, it)lUt Gallon Vt)C Beal Broom .■ 3 tbs. 25c 1/, gallon3Bc Value I ■nmanm I Large Cold Blast Lanterns at I Ball Bros. Blass Fruit Jars, Pints 67c; Quarts 77c ■ Japanned Coal Buckets 38 C I Granite Slop Jars with cover 35 Nesco ( oal Oil Heaters guaranteed smokeless and odorless, only 85 75 I 6 Large Size Water Tumblers 25C ■ I Heavy Splint Clothes Baskets in two sizes 75 C 85 C ■ I Heavy Milk Cans, 5 gallon $2.95; 10 gallon gg

father's blesaiiiK, if he goes at all. i His father, Bev. Thomas Binninghum. of Milford, Neb., hag asked the voters to den I his eon a ‘-‘good BQitare I knockout blow.” Merle is running on a moderation | ■platform. He wants to legalise the sale of light wines and beers. He be-j Heves that is tho way to accomplish I lemperanee. But his father differs! with hitn. I “We are both working or tho samo end t< mperance -but our methoda ■ 'of achievement differ,” said Merle. I The difference politically between .father and son have in no way affect-1 ; e<| the family, young Birmingham - —

said. *'■— —— Gat’e Name to Verb Tn ur.s one Boiler p„ bl;> - expurgut.-d ednu.n ~f ' l ' 1 ” ' 1-mv.r **' IT DRIVES OUT WORMs The surest sign <,f woriax . ’ <lren is paleness ] U ek of int . " ' hll ‘ 1 play, fretfulness, variable anpV picking at the nose un<l starting in sleep When these s toms appear it is u me t ( , gi v,> i cream Vermifuge. A ' .'" l "‘ s I drives out. the worms and DU t» I little one on the road to hwdtbmu W hite's Cream Vermifuge hag » ord of fifty years of sueeegg’J Price 36c. Sold by Holtho u , e