Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 116, Decatur, Adams County, 15 May 1925 — Page 6

MUNYON'S £&. PAW PAW PILLS fur Constipation DON’T NEGLECT the bowels. g irregularity often becomes chronic Munyon’sPawPawPills, , Ltaken as directed, will correct §1even the most stubborn case of s' jy/ constipation. They are strictly Lp'/fy.'* a vegetable product, gentle and z healing i<> action, and without Lnd 4ter-eftects. Used by thou•ends daily. Rerun intended by all. fejfe' Manyen’s Paw Paw Tonic Makes You Well ti‘'L and Keeps You Young ’S ■M AT ALL DRUGGISTS | “ Satisfaction guaranteed oi refunded ** MUNYON’S, Scranton, Pa.

CODLING MOTH DANGER DELAYED Cool Weather Delays Activity Os Insect On Fruit Trees (By the County Agent) • ’wiiif to the continued cool weather er which prevailed for several days during and immediately following the coining moth spray, which, in most cases, was applied a week or ten days ago. the emergency of the codling moth has been delayed for several days, according to word received from the entomology department, at Purdue. Their observations show that the insect will not become active until about four weeks after the application of the first fruit spray and. accordingly, the next fruit sptay should be about three weeks later than the first, instead of two weeks as recommended in the spray bulletin. Those who have applied the fruit spray of ascenate of lead and linte sulphur should not expect that to he sufficient to guarantee clean apples, as the spray referred to above is almost as important as the first. This spray should he made of I>£ pounds arsenate of lead in each fifty gallons of spray. In addition, lime sulphur at the rate of 1% gallons of the liquid to fifty gallons of spray sinyOMl lip used. If lime sulphur in the dty form is used, 3% pounds in fifty gallons of spray is the proper amount.

I Specials for Saturday I Choice Bunch of Chickens 3 Nice Spring Lamb ’* Fancy Cuts of Prime Beef or Veal Any kind of Pork you want Nice Smoked Beef Tongues I Fresh Home Made Cottage Cheese Extra Good Country Butter Fresh Spare Ribs and Hearts $ Nice Sugar Cured Corned Beef A Few Special:— || Dill Pickles, Bulk, 6 for 15c || Sour Pickles, Bulk, 3 for 10c || Sweet Pickles, Bulk, dozen 20c || Mint Sauce, jar 25c H Sweet Pickle Relish, jar 20c ■ ■ Chili Con Carne, can 25c Fresh Horse Radish, jar 15c 5 M. J. B. Coffee, 2 lbs. $1.05 | Bursley and Empire Coffee, 2 lbs 95c s Man-O-War Coffee, Ilb 45c g Chef Peanut Butter, jar 25c I Chef Mustard, jar : 10c || Premier Salad Dressing, jar 40c E Edgemont Crackers, package 25c if Paramount Sandwich Spread, jar ...35c || We handle Little Elf canned goods, such |j as Kraut, Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Kidney W Beans and Pork & Beans. j If its anything in the Meat line we have I it. Free delivery any time. Just call 106 / or 107 and we will take care of your order * K Fred Mutschler Pkg. Co. Market g

10 Philadelphia Policemen | Are Charged With draft I Philadelphia, May 15 — (United Press) — Forty policeman, including an acting captain, face dismissal here on graft charges resulting from alleg- . ed conspiracy with brewers to allow distribution of illegal beer. The men were suspended today and ;ordered before the police trial board in what promises to be the biggest shakeup of General Butler's regime r as head of the police force. More than s 400 policemen, forty district detec e lives and a score of sergeants and t lieutenants and almost as many cap 1 tains will be investigated in the trials, ■ transfers and demotions resulting I from the exposure. i o Colored Blind Pianist Confesses To Bootlegging ’ New Castle, Ind., May 15—(United . Press)—Elmer Hill, of 21# South 26th . street. New Castle, a well known col- . ored blind pianist, pleaded guilty before Chief of Police. Elmer Common, at police headquarters to violating the , liquor laws and urged that the law , be allowed to take it's course. Hill urged a friend to lead him to police headquarters, stating he had something important to tell officers. On arival there he asked what charges had been placed against him. . When told none he stated with no T show of emotion that there should • have been since he had been bootleg i ging. i He was offered an opportunity.Jo i go on home on his own recognizance I hut he flatly, refused and urged that

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MAY 15. 1925

AMERICAN BUYS MASTERPIECE FOR $240,000 i I ' WWW? <. ' A- '• MM BERLIN—An unnamed American collector has bought from Oscar lluldschinsky. Berlin art collector, Raphel’s “Portrait of (liulane di Medici” for £50,000 (about $240,000). Huldscbinsky declined Jo name the purchaser, saying he hud requested secrecy.

he be taken to jail at once to await trial. o Fire Damages House At Berne Thursday Special to Daily Democrat Herne, May I.5—A fire which was quenched before it did serious damage. partly destroyed the interior of Homer Parrish's house located on Behring street yesterday forenoon. The fire was discovered by Mr. Parish before it had gained much headway, and he immediately called the fire department. However, when they arrived on the scene the upper story was enveloped in flames. They immediately played a stream of water on the blaze and soon had the fire under control. The upper story was badly damaged by the flames, and the contents of one room were all burned. The lower story was not damaged by the fire, but the water did considerable damage. The fire is thought to have started from an over-heated stove. o — 4 ROSSVILLE—AIva Ohl of Rossville has dug up boueq of a mastodian OU| his farm. A year ago, he found a tooth.

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VAN CAMPS X an, " leans ' 23c MATCHES".;" 30c RAISINS Sun Maid Seedless,—Seeded 25c NOODLES, MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, A. P. Brand, 3 for ZDC RED SEAL LYE 2 for 25c SARDINES 2^ rwo " d^nn ' llßlar ''..l7c RAJAH 9 oz. jar SANDWICH SPREAD32c Fancy New Large Size Potatoes Lemons • r ’ n,s ' 25c 39c Crab Meats 1)d Monte y 2 in. can Ripe Olives 39c 25c Wet Shrimp Fig Bars 22c 2 n,s - 25c Tomato Sauce Candy Sardines Orange Slices ' lh ' C3n 16c 1 for 19c Chipso Grandmother’s Large Packages Bread 23c 10c 121 NORTH SECOND STREET

, Work for Improvement of the Rural School A campaign to bring the problem of the smalt rural school prominently before the legislatures of 42 states is expected to effect definite improvement in rural school standards, according to an announcement by the United States bureau of education. Many new laws pertaining to schools are pending. Among these, educational leaders are laying particular stress upon the need for laws exacting higher qualifications for teachers' certificates and standardization of small one, two and three-teacher schools. Reports to the bureau of education Indicate that the supply of teachers Is now more nearly adequate to till the demand than for many years, and that the time Is opportune for more stringent regulation of teacher certification. “The emergency Is now over and disregard of professional standards is no longer necessary." it is declared by the bureau. High school enrollment has increased during the last ten years In an unprecedented manner. There are plenty of high school graduates anxious to prepare themselves to be teachers. — o MARION —Marion is thrilled over a coming auction. Mayor Shank of Indianapolis, will be the auctioneer.

I Fight Against Alleged “Film Trust” Grows Hot; Milwauloe, May la— Will Hay '. ■ czur of the movie v object of attack Ht ine ..invention of the Independent Product tpn! Exhibitors association here, may invade the enemy's camp today or tomorrow for battle to the finish, according to word to the con v.-nt ion Hays was reported in Chi; • ago yesterday. Word was that he expected to be in attendance at the ..invention before It closes today t’arl ixiemmle, "little giant” of the films, formerly proprietor of a clothing store at Oshbosh, Whs., has thrown the weight of his Universal organization on the side of the Indpendent producers and exhibitors against the so.ailed "film trust." Luemmle entered the fight against Die so-called combine following u eries of announcements that a total of $400,006 $160,000 in cash, had subscribed for the fighting fund. Laemmla’s contribution was $50,006 according to Emmanuel Goldstein, treasurer of the organization. As the general plan for the fight "for survival" had been virtually agreed upon, it is expected a definite program will be ready for presentsA Grouch Not Wanted There is nothing so harmful to site cess us being a grouch. Stomach, liver and intestinal troubles make one grouchy. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy will help overcome these and usually gives complete results. Our advice to everyone troubled in this way. especially when accompanied with bloating in the stomach, is t>. try this remedy. It is a simple, "Harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. including appendicitis. At Holthouse Drug Co., and druggists everywhere.

I SAM HITE S I I Grocery-Meat Market I Dry Goods--Hardware Free Delivery Service Twice Daily on the Above Lines. Use Phone 204 if You Cannot Make a Personal Call. C. I JI Pure Cane Granulated I SSUoMtC 10 pounds OvC i O** S Srt tfS’ Fancy New Seedless 1 A perpound IW I Oranges 20c El ma m Good Five Sewed Broom O A a ■ DrOOITIS each VwCI Rpef Monw EXTRA SPECIAL Good Fine Wove Heavy Double Sewed WORK SOCKS OVERALLS WORK SHIRTS ....... I , .$1.48 65c 15c 10 cakes Van Camps White 2 cans Perfect Kraut, 25C Naptha Soap O«jC Large size Large Sunsweet Prunes, 10® >6. bags QSC 2 pound package for Omv ■SO Ib. block of Salt 45c 5 ° MedlUm 59C Full pound glass jar Fancy OETx» 100 N>- ba K Oyster Shells QSC Peanut Butter Red Pitted Cherries Large can Fancy California 25C Fancy Salmon, £ p res h Black Raspberries 25C v Per can I.UV jn syrun, can Full pound Glass Jars Large Cans Fancy g Cocoa Apricots. per can -I- • I Pineapples for Canning Large 24 size QQ per dozen per case... I ALL KINDS OF FRESH, SMOKED AND COLD MEATS

Hon to the third convention session today. That the attending exhibitors are in earnest in their fight "for free-

THE STOKE OF QHALITy “***" Porter’s Grocery & Meat Market i’x: ■“ 25c 10 lbs. Fine Granulated £9 Sun Ray Pancake Sugar \J4WV Flour, pkg Seedleks Raisins 1/Y ‘owdered Sugar in bulk, lb lUC Pound pkg. % 3 lbs 28c Nn ? i>- ■•••• ■ x °- 1 ian Pineapple Fancy Comb Honey, | .Can Ao Section IOC Dozen cans Van Camps Pork & Isl ? ea '. of v America FlourBeans, can >J.vC better I? 1 3 cans 28c J 4 tbs - , 1 Large can Pink 1 » Dougherty s Angel Food or Salmon, can 1 Snow Cakes White Rose (' oflee ; ! Special, lb Oranges. Apples. Grape Fruit, Celery. Green Onions. PineapnU Radishes. Strawberries, New Cabbage. New Potatoes. Sweet Potatoes. Tomatoes. MEAT MARKET SPECIAL MFAT DELIVERY SERVICE Fancy Sliced Dried Beef | /Fancy Cuts of Prime Beef Mild Cured Hams I „ , p “ re Pork Sausage Mild Cured Bacon : Pork chops and Pork Stwk Bologny and Weiners l Mild Cured Picnic Hams

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