Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 266, Decatur, Adams County, 7 November 1924 — Page 7

E thanks voters ■ „. iall in this manner to expre.x ■ hearty uppre.ia.ion to the voter, ■ "■ Adams county for their splendid 9 " „->ort accor.h'd me ln ‘he election B Tuesday in my race for recorder ■ /Liam* 1 *“* Pert ° r, “ I iltis <'f ” mr '' ,h ° b<,Bt ° f n ' y I Jilltv and I hope that your faith in | ED GREEN. 9 o —■ E thanks voters ■ , desire to express my appreciu--9 tion for tit'' HUJ’poi t accorded me by; 9 th . voters of Adams county in thej ■ election Tuesday. i» my race for, 9 county commissioner. ■ SIM BURK. I THANKS VOTERS B. I take this means of expressing my 9 hearty appreciation to tile voters of H Adams county who supported me ita 9 the election Tuesday and made 9 pessihble my re-election to the office 9of county treasurer. I will continue 9 to discharge the duties of my office to 9 the best of my ability. ■ LOUIS KLEINEJ H o I “The Fool” At Majestic I lor Two day Engagement ■ Channing Pollock's great play. “The 9 Fool” which comes to the Majestic 9 Theatre of Fort Wayne, for an en--9 Pgement of two nights ‘beginning, 9 Sunday November 9th, has created p 9 profound and lasting sensation and

I Miller’s Bread I Sells On Merit I Every day we bake Miller’s Blue Ribbon Bread so good I that everybody likes it. Every member of the family likes I Miller’s, for it is a prime requisite of the dinner table. No I matter how elaborate the meal, or how dainty your pastries, I the meal for your family will not be complete without Mil- ■ ler’s Blue Ribbon Bread. * I Order it fresh each day frwm your grocer. Baked By I Miller’s Bakery | MONROE AND THIRD STREETS I Fancy Meats For I Your Sunday Dinner I l ancy Chickens for Frying, Roasting or Stewing Good Fat Veal or spring Lamb Nice Native Prime Beef or Pork Fresh Oysters and Fresh Horseradish f Sassafrass Roots lor Tea Home Made Cottage Cheese and Country Butter Fresh Bulk Dill and Sweet Pickles fc Nice Swiss and Flank Steaks ■ Nice Cottage Rolls for baking and frying Open Kettle Rendered Lard and White Cloud Compound \ ■ | Premier Salad D esing Large Wheel Swiss Cheese fc AH Leading 'Brands of OleomargarI ine, 3 lbs 85c K | i Pure All Pork Sausage, Country Style | Choice Meat Prepared for Meat Loaves | Corned Beef Sugar Cured p Creamery Butter and Whipping Cream i | Fresh Snare Ribs, Neck Ribs. Liver, r Brains and Pigs Feet » Fancy Smoked Meats of all kinds L AH the choicest of Meats for Saturday J Give us your order, j Deliveries to all parts of city. | Phone 106 or 107. 9 Fred Mulschkr Pkg. Co. Market | jj 237 W. Monroe Street

continues to be discussed wherever the theutre is mentioned. No more human and virile drama has reached the American stage than "The Fool", and that there Is a vast public await-i Ing plays of a high moral character is shown by the nightly attendance* wherever the play f 8 being shown, j Mr. I ollock has created an absorbing play and peopled it with char-, i actors you have know from child ' I hood you may even recognize yourself in the group. I The really fine thing about "The .Fool" Is that it stretches a beckoning finger, in the breadth of its strong ‘appeal, to the non theatregoer as well as the hardened patron, and you feel its powerful influence for good long after you leave thhe theatre. It is a two-fisted, red-bloded drama that drives straight from the shoulder and there is not a moment during the four I acts when you are not enjoying its unforgettable messages that come straight across the foot lights. — o—— OBITUARY Robert A. Davis, son of William and Nancy Davis was born in Guernsey County, Ohio, March 28, 1847 and departed this life October 31. 1924 , age 77 years. 7 months and 3 days. When quite young he moved to I moved to Adams County with his .parents and resided here practically his entire life. •J He was a soldier in tile Civil War , being a member of Co. F. 147th regiment of Indiana. After his return,

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ho was married to Francis Bryan and to this union was horn five children, three of who mare living. Miss Ada Davis. Mrs Brent Riley un d Clyde Davis. He is also survived by 21 giandchildren and nine great grand (children, one sister. Mrs. J. r. porter, and brother Marlon Davin, also a groat, number of other relatives and a host of friends. | His first wife died more than 211 years ago and several years later hi was married to Mary Steele. He was loved by all who knew him aand his passing leaves an ache in many hearts.—Contributed. — o— —_ Chemicals Carried to Sea Thirty-two of the ninety two-elements known to exist have been found in sea water. Scientists believe that most of the others are there, and await merely the development of new methods of chemh'ul analysis to bring them .o light. These chemicals have been washed into the sea from the rocks of the lund. Every year fiOO.COO.OOO tons >f suits are carried to the sea by the American rivers alone. - _ Tribe Dying Out A puzzling disease similar to leprosy is gradually exterminating the Sicconl Indians in the Findlay river district in northwestern Canada. Less than 200 natives of the tribe are left out of the 1,000 that lived a few years ago. Medical authorities are unable to find a cure for the lisease.

I HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS Central Grocery « “OF COURSE” IPhone No. 31 Free City Delivery ir - m mr n - 1; Extra Good Michi- Q . gan Sand Grown Swansdown Cake Round White QK„ , Hour ’ r l egu ‘ 32c Potatoes, bu. SOC | l»r package.. 5 bu. lots 80e ! 2pkgs 59c HMM99MBM9MMHM99I 4 Best Michigan Hand j Ohio Blue Tip Picked Navy jfL, Matches, none Beans, 5 lbs. s better 4 boxes T"TWflllli7lißfT 'jBTXfTf I IftJUmvajm : 3BBMHMHMKTIBK>eBHffiHMnOMESMF P. &G.orß. N. M. j Farmers Salt AQn Flake White Laun- ; 50 lb. block.. dry Soap, OQp ’ 25 IT), bag.... 48c 7 bars | ! 70 lb. bag... 51.18 rTffffTT 11 '—W LOOK—Layer Figs, Dates, Filled Dates and Figs, Candied Cherries and Pineapple, Citron, Raisins, Currants, Hershey’s Sweet Chocolate G ating, Knox Gelatine, Flavor- | ing Extracts, Spices, etc. I I *- JW!!!H * WaP ■ Repast Coffee a special Blend, Quality cannot be equaled at the price 45c! lb SMEKMBSBEB9iMBfIBMM9M9EEH999 Fancy Blue Rose Spaghetti, 25c I I Head Rice 25c I 3 pkgs 3 lbs g Flour, 24'2 lbs. I )Y 1 hite 95c .Jello, all in c | kifr flavors, pkg. | Gold mr. I ~ , , HacaMnaaßOHM i Medal .... Betty - (M IQ Davis Baking PowCrocker .. der, large lO f Pillsburys $1 25 can Best NOTE —Nov. 8 to Nov. 15 will be known as National Canned Food Week. During this I week the canners will give you price reductions worth your while investigating. Re|niembe rH i ghe st Quali 1y at Low ost Price s. < I Head and Leaf Lettuce, Celery, Grapes, ! Sweet Potatoes. Cranberries, Grape Fruit, | Oranges, Bananas, Apples, Onions, Cucum- | hers. Turnips, Carrots, etc. S ’ Owen S. Davis. The Store That Appreciates Your Business | rJ !*

Mankind's Use of Metals Gold was probably tin 1 first mi'tul to 1 ho used by man. Motalllc gold wa» ‘ found In tlio hods of Hlreanis, It was I usoil for ornaments before any other I ntotiil wan discovered. The tirxt motnl put to practical use was copper, made ( Into knlvea and other ImpiementH at ' least ti.tttxt years ago. o , Men Not Like Bees Without work bees and other win* Inr Insects die. neccirding to a German entomologist. A too must have 1 companionship or he will die within > five days no matter ho- much honey he may have on hand. RUB M Olli OF BHEOHtiIC JOINTS For 65 years, millions have rubbed soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs Oil

right on the tender spot, and by tre time they say Jaek Robinson — out comes the rheumatic pain and distress. St. Jacobs Oil is a harmless rheumatism and pain liniment which never disappoints and doesnot burn the skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiffness from aching joints, muscles and bones; stops sciatica., lumbago, backache und neuralgia.

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Deserves a Tria! The receiver used by Mr. Pierce Is located In sn exceptionally bud spot, close to a large electric powerhouse. He employs tin aerial consisting of two wires, each 5() feet long running north and south, with the lend la from the northern end. From a radio story In the New York Evening Journal. MOTHERS Watch for symptoms of worms in your children. These parasites are the great destroyers of child life. If you have reason to think your child has worms, act quickly. Give the little one a dose or two of White’a.Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist where this time-tried and successful remedy is used. It drives out the worms and restores the rosy hue of health to baby chocks. Price 35c. Sold by Holthouse Drug Co. M La Grippci Influenzal I Pneumoniajl i Keep strong. Be healthy and free from winter complaints. Hill’s Cascara Bromide Quinine is the quickest acting, most dependable cold remedy. What Hill’s does for millions it will do for you. Get red box bearing Mr. Hill’s portrait. _*tLl?c.P r ‘ ce 30 cents. a V (C 201) CASCARA $ QiiiNlllE W, H. HILL CO. DETROIT. MICH.

I Sam Hite’s I Big South End Grocery I Our Delivery system passes your door twice daily. Order from U I’hone 204—and be sure of the best quality and service and the lowest prices. SUGAR 77c I Potatoes BSo I RAISINS Seedless, per lb. . 10c E I Sweet Potatoes 39c | MMMnMmiWMßm^roF r«r«ii!»i-rtii»imißiiMnnTiiniiiiis>iiiMiwiiii ii inirniiinrTiiiawa in i rn— -wPlO lbs. New Navy Beans 79 C | p™" 68 * j 1 ancy LarKe ’ Sweet 10 C I 10 cakes Van Camps White QQ/» I Good 4 Sewed J Naptha Soap | Brooms ‘tOv Moss Rose Baked Beans 1A „ | Large Fancy Apricots 9Ar* 1 Per can JLvv | Pound ■ 6 pkgs. Kelloggs Bran Flakes j‘J cakeS Crcme Oil T<,ilet Soap 25C I 100 lb. bag Oyster Shells 98C Tab?C I>ea<hCS . 25C m— wrrn*"iTin , W'Wgswsrwwrwmv-w~wvw»CTvff. , riE SPECIAL PRICES ON I CANNED GOODS TODAY I g AND ALL NEXT WEEK | | FRUITS | VEGETABLES I ■ Pineapples, extra, sliced, Early .nine Peas, i f",, E in syrup, large cans OtJU I ' . Per dozen $3.75 Per dozen $1..)9 Small cans, 25c; per doz. $2.75 Evergreen Sweet torn 1 r per can JLMV Raspberries in syrup Per dozcn Per can String Beans, Green or E Per dozen $3.95 Golden Wax. per can. ... Per dozen $2.25 | 25c 15c II ,e * dozen $2 - 8 ” Per dozen $1.65 Koval Ann White Cher- J K Kraut. ir lies. Large cans Large -ans iOC Per dozen $4-75 Per dozen $1.65 This is your opportunity to supply your pantry with the H I finest goods at very low prices. Phone 204. Opposite Erie Depot I

( name ~ ~ JSi’ir tells all about it I * Every drop carries a *“ OQANO charm, a delight with *•*’ delicious flavor. Costs less than 1c per cup. |£ PERFECT | coffkeJ.