Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 204, Decatur, Adams County, 28 August 1925 — Page 6

_ I fisher & Barris CASH GROCERY \lso Dealers in Granite, Tin and Ahiminumware 149-151 South Second Street Phones 3,4, 5 Free City Delivery Quality, Service and Low Price. SUGAR M-w Sufjar, 4X Powdered, 1 pound carton 10c h weet Potatoes, New Jerseys, Medium size, l ine Quality, pound sc; 12 pound peck 55c Indiana Large Watermelons, every melon guaranteed 44c. Andersons Famous Home Grown Large Mushmelons 15c, 20c, 25c Shredded Wheat Biscuits, package 11c Quaker Puffed Wheat, 2 packages 25c. CA UO Laundry, Flake White, R.N.M. or P. jJvAI &G. White Naptha, 10 bars 39c Bananas, buy the best, Large Fancy Ripe Fruit, pound Glass Fruit Jars, Mason, Pints, doz. 68c; Qts. 78c Extra Heavy Tin Fruit Cans, dozen 50c R/f jj V Carnation, Pet or Borden, tall can 10c llllL’lk Small can sc. Eagle brand 20c Stone Jars, 1 to 5 gallon (inclusive) 18c gal. 6 gallon $1.50; 8 gallon $1.50 Jugs, 1 gallon 20c; 2 gallon 40c; 3 gallon 65c 1 gallon 95c; 5 gallon $1.15 v w — : --T.I. ‘ 7.JJ’L. .. v * ■c^.'T’rS?Wk~i«. fTSTvV- flAtMKra..s ITO Gooch’s Best, more and better 1 lAJUII bread, 24 pounds $1.29 IS pounds $2.58; Barrel $10.25 Pride of Decatur Winter Wheat Flour, 12 pounds, 55c; 24 pounds, $1.10; 48 pounds... $2.20 Diamond Crystal Stock Salt, 50 pound blocks 38c JOO pound bags Diamond Crystal Salt 95c Matches, Search Light, 2 large boxes 11c Fig Bar Cookies, always fresh, 2 pounds 25c Jersey Corn Flakes, 3 packages 25c | Flake Butter Crackers, large boxes ... 20c Salmon, Tall Cans, Pink 15c 1 Tuna Fish, All White Meat, ‘A lb. 30c; pound 55c j Celery, Buy Visschers Red Ribbon, thoroughly Bleached, Bunch 3 large stalks 15c Raisins, Sunmaid, Seeded or Seedless, 2 lbs.. .25c Jello, All Flavors, package 10c| Tobacco, All Scrap Varieties, 10c size, 3 for. 25c 15c size, 2 for 25c Corn Cake or Whale Smoking, 50c size 45c Brooms, a 60c value for 45c' Royal Baking Powder, 55c size 48c I f> eanut Butter in Bulk, best you can buy, th. 20c j Nut Oleo, Maytime, Real Quality, pound 27c| Prunes, Medium Size, Santa Clara, pound.... 10c! Van Camps Pork & Beans in tomato sauce, Large cans, 3 for 25c Peaches, Fancy Yellow Halves, heavy syrup, Large cans, 25c; Dozen cans $2.94 j Soap Chips, Best Grade, 2 pounds 25c Olives, Fancy Queens, Full Quarts 59c Honey, New White Clover, section 23c; 2 for 45c Kraut No. 2 cans, 3 for 25c; No. 3 cans, 2 for. .25c I Aluminum Percolator Coffee Pots 85c 2 gallon Heavy Galvanized Oil Cans 50c Gray Granite Slop Jars for $1.25 White Granite Slop Jars for $1.55 Tin Cups, pint size, 4c; dozen for 45c Oak Kegs, 10 gallon size for $2.40 * ’

DECATUR DA\TLY DEMOCRAT. FP.TDaY AUGUST 28 : 1925

New Traffic Signs Are Being Erected In Berne Berne, Aug. 28-The now electric traffic signa) post, which wl.l !»■ erectnd at the intersection of Mitin and Jefferson streets, has arrived ajul will be put In place next Monday The,. — - - —--

OMI HITE’S I /-Meat Market | ods-Hardware j Delivery Service Twice Daily. p 4 if You Cannot Make a Personal (’all. J 'SMMTMMiaMMBHBMM.WBBfIBMMBni GROCERIES I 10 pounds Pure Cane )SC " CIUIS 1 iinc ' W ~vas 2t)C New Seedless Raisins, J 0(* 3 cans Fancy Baked Beans 2t)C Large cans Spotless Cleanser. 1/V 10 bars P. XG. or Qfk Per etui IvV Crystal White Soap Ot/C I pounds Fancy Bananas 25C 1 Ul * GI:ISS Ji,r ( ocoa 25C Fancy Large Watermelons 30 C ~ packages Post Bran 25C Fancy (.tins Salmon j )(* 1( MI pomxl bags Oyster Shells os£ S Fancy Dried Peaches, 20C 50 Pound Block Salt 40C Gallon cans Peaches So(* Ex,ra (,oo< * Brooms 48c Gallon cans Applebutter 80(* Large cans Bowlene 15c Large Bottles Fancy Olives 25C 3 P oun,ls Fancy Blend Coffee QQ I till pound Glass Jar 9 a Lunch Size Apricots 1 A Peanut Butter in svrup lUC Full quart can Mustard 25C 1 ICSh F ° O<l C ’ i,kc 25C 1 ] Extra Special I 'I — I, | * With our delivery and your ’phone, no excuse for paying high I g prices, or doing without Central superior quality and variety. 1 B We invite your order. B CENTRAL GROCERY “Os Course” Two Phones, Nos. 31, 55 WE DELIVER V Best Michigan Hand QJp I Parowax, to seal your fruit and Picked Navy Keans, 5 lb. I vegetables, I(L t I —liwin—l 1 pound (4 cake 5)....... | Large Size California 1 1 'n— lm " || w»—n—■ wm—w— Sweet Prunes, lb. 20, Extra Good Quality Early June | ■■■!■ i Peas (New Pack) Perfection Honey Boy lOp cans Cookies, dozen mhimi——li nro—mri mm Post Toasties, Post Bran and Little Elf Pork & Beans Shredded Wheat, 25c I with tomato sauce, 3 cans 2 large packages Mason Fruit Jar Lids, (Made M. and Flake J of zinc not tin) OKp White Laundry Soap, Dozen 1 bars g Fruit Jar Rubbers, extra Oflp Kitchen Kleanser for cleaning B thick, 3 dozen everything, 20c n'lifiiHiii iim l iii | .wiiii..iiiii | ii.iii | i.niiii | itii-Lumii— im cans Good Grade Pink Salmon, -gj Salmon is rapidly ICn “Central” Best Bulk Rio QOc in advancing, tall can Coffee, pound h All 10-cent Tobaccos Jello, All Flavors 1 A p ■ 3 packages Package Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Perfection Fresh Baked Goods, Lehman’s Fresh Milk, Little Elf and Premier Good Foods g I OWEN S. DAVIS _ I I THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS I

signal post will stand ahnve astral shPf. drum, which will b,* burled level with the surfnee of lhe street and on top of that will lie a nine Inch steel Im)!, which will serve as a pivot for tin l post. The post Is constructed on .t ball pivot so that in case an (itttonio. bile strikes it, the post will drop to ...the street, allowing the ( ar to puss

over It Several crnsslna signs have been received from the Hoosier State | Auto Assoc'atlon and they will be i reeled at the dangerous crossings In town. Several of the slgsn, read "stop" while others hear the words, “dangerOtis crossings". $ S—WANT ADS EARN $

ON TRAIL_OF BANDITS Chinese Soldiers In Hot Pursuit Os Captors Os Or. Harvty Howard, American, Today Peldnf, Aug. US Chinese soldiers today were In hot pursuit of the bandit captors of Dr. Harvey Howard. American, connected with the Riiekefeller foundation’s hospital hero. | The hunt'ls spurred on by the fact the bandits eluded them Just us they 11 were nboiit to rescue Howard. [ Worming out of the cordon laid by I the soldiers, the bandits now have n || one-day lead by boat on their pursuers l| They are reported to ho in the vicinity I of Susehan In Kirkin province, ManI chnriaII However, the pursuing party hopes II again to trap the American's captors. | Howard was captured several weeks I ago In Manchuria by bandits who had I slain Morgan Palmer, wealthy AiueriI <an ranchman. I —oI Information Cheaper * Than Reformation I Indianapolis. Aug 28-Information I .-Ornes cheaper than reformation. I This was brought out at the Marion I by E. ('. Ramsey, state high school I county institute in figures produced I inspector. I Ramsey showed that it costs twelve I times as much per capita to care for I 14.00 inmates of state charitable and I correctional institutes than it docs to I educate 700,000 school teachers. I Long Drop In Airplane I Improves Woman’s Hearing I nemidji, Minn., Aug. 28—(United I Press) —After a nose dive of several I hundred feet in an airplane, Miss LuI cille Patten. 23, deaf for 20 years, toI day said she could hear certain sounds.

I Saturday Specials J Nice Beef and Pork Tenderloins g Fancy Spring Chicken J Choice Spring Lamb | Large Wheel Swiss Cheese ■ Fresh Country Butter • Nice Fat Hens for Roasting I I Fresh Cottage Cheese ■ Nice Fat Veal and Prime Beef Fresh Hearts, Tongues and Spare Ribs Large Jumbo Dill Pickles | FANCY BARBAQUED HAM Fresh Liver Sausage for Saturday COFFEE SPECIALrJ 2 pounds Bursleys Coffeesl.oo 5 2 pounds Man O’ War 85c 2 pounds F. A. S. Coffee 75c ® Van Camps Pork & Beans, 3 cans... 25c g Little Elf Pork & Beans, per can... .10c ■ Large Jumbo Dill Pickles, 6 for 25c I Heinz Sweet Pickles, dozen 20c I Sears Sour Pickles, dozen 35c | Fancy Apple Butter, jar 15c Raspberry Jam, jar 25c | Edgemont Crackers, box 25c fl Chef—Berdan Mustard, jar 10c If Fancy Sugar Cured Corned Beef, lb. 18c || We handle a full line of i? Little Elf canned goods. I Deliveries any time. Phone 106 or 107 B and we will take care of your orders. | Mntschler Meat Market gMORE and Better BREAD FISHER & HARRIS

Police Sergeant Could Not Be Fooled On Dogs < United Press St-rvl.-ej Cary. Ind., Aug 28-A dog’s n , )ng but there’s a lot of difference between a common cur and a thoroughbred setter. Tom Aydelette, pollen s.-rgeam will testify Io that. Aydelette ordered a fine ,-anlnn for the approaching quail season and biav ged to his fellow officers about the game he would get. The dog arrived during Aydelette' s absence and fellow coppers substltm cd u cur from the city dog pond. He opened the box expectantly <, n ), to find the common cur. After ho hail vented his wrath at a famous dog kennel in Missouri, whore ho made the purchase, the other dog was produced. ■— ■ 0 i Marion Man Returned To Reformatory After Parole Pendleton. Ind., Aug. 28. - ( United Press)—Fred Smith, 22, of Marion, was back in the state reformatory I today after two months liberty nn parole. a He was arrested at Connersville and confessed stealing an auto. Smith's i original sentence was for the same I offense. 1 o— STOCKHOLDER’S MEETING B Notice is hereby given that ths annual meeting of the stockholders r of the Citizens Telephone Company. 1 of Decatur. Indiana., will be held at r> the office of the secretary of said company, in the city of Decatur. Indiana, on Monday. September 7, 1925 at 7 o’clock p.m. for the election of five directors to serve for the ensuf ing year and for the transaction of such other business as may be propd erly brought before said meeting HERMAN F. EHINGEIi. Secy. ’* 200 to Sept.’? I- o '• NEWCASTLE —la»e Craycrafy is ex. '. hibiting a seven pound turnip.