Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 233, Decatur, Adams County, 2 October 1925 — Page 7

r , ovir w l iueory that ihe I r eU had been 1011 GIVES INTERVIEW I | OWCd from abroad*KT .vigr Mic S^ “■>■= PMSB)-N«W"»“ T . thß n, gave throuih lh ® d HoUlh from I a brief outline of *° r “ of 1924.! thin city to r((Ule . Wnlß l spared to de- B known ( J c nelt few yearn. ” R “ e "rXe Are. and gave »» °" V “’t £ announcement yesterday t:. — lO ’ ■>T”“•" a “ X Motor .«b. oordr Jot Indiana B aid. „ |B run . south from <* ' e P XT we have very ,. p- ti»e-al year ending bep - •> • highway commission,. bound ctargef ■ marshalls investigate< J favorite route for > g tht | coatf'onvlcted thirty-sevenonaa notorlgtg The work of Mt froK I and sevl P made 61 arrests, and ob > straight throU gh t<>* e Cold X-rl 1 melons. Two aoju tted u . I These | d “>n were dismissed. Forty *, ater road _ waS comifcood road I e«rv l< ry ’ • stUl pending. spring. According to w highwa; I dredperV. 'figures reveal an increa Vooslerß , the Indian., meet th, .ear excl k ‘‘tance from forty to “® commission has prates by con I missals, < cent over the P revloUß f elT orts of neighbt* Indiana, over one l>“ rtl ‘ption of “t of tinning the road already pave. I The sevef"' * hich show a decrease TWs Capital vne to Blufftor I |er to decr r ’ aL undred per cent Mn .' Bo uth from Fond runs through J 1 Clean if ha3 n recommendations, of *1 From Blu fftond City. Munch I I. System! lonß ease future fires ate- MontpeHer , Lewisville strike I i# d removal’ ‘ ri % homes and factory ya d1 Newcagtle frails rol ,t e . whlc ; I 3 Fncoul •' ud St!c inspection of factor Na tiov Indianapolis. Won I ssrinkling as Ipst!1 ’ of hazards. gtrai g No. 13 is now it 1 tories 1 c,,le ragement of ot hard n Newcastle and Mt I t« "" d "' c " “ ,—L I competent watch.,Summ- R^

Wement ot not Icm W<>t During Escapt I Singles in -ery I cost ot extlngul with fire Ptoo he bandit who held up am I sponsible for ir >S legis alO fle passengers of two train: I lessness or oth¥‘‘ le %hing Brcs on woundec II 7. Establishing '' ' hie blaze, t nout whi’.e escaping with the loo; I for firemen. V ll1 **' causes. robbery. . “The fire-prooA Ujgf nt of tra 11 " -was Robert Henry Porter. 53 ure. will be ui;;f ® . ouncil Bluffs, la., the father o! | escape,' 1 Miller si* buildup c ijj] dl . eu u e was s hot by Audrej I central tower wil >”* lho ® X C '. Kenworth, special agent for tht | will be a fire-pnA Oct 3 W “In >U P*j, on rai , r<)ad | concrete or so® an A be esta a r or ter confessed the two robberies I subctancc, whichV toda ? o, eDcloS “ r j,*nd died an houjr later. | people to walk dot • th 'pO non-n shortly before he was -wounded | jMendosA will ei p orter had lined up 20 persons on the |

?????’ f y in sc New York, Oct. Y la - Cololy-—— —A European thiefl 9 B®, wo rose-pink pearls as 9 *?• *itic was hunted today¥“ st J of jewelry variously F- v - Jf PfAfrom IJW.OOO to |7so,oOO,y in Jf James P. Donahue, daughi -Mt u 4 late Prank W. WoobvortlM »e and ton cent store founder 9r Police Commlßsionf r Richard Enright took direct conirol of the case upon which a large (force of detectives, including city, hotel and insurance company agents have begun investigation. ' * The (act that the two, largest pearls is one of the necklaces stolen from the Donahue suit in the Ijotcl Plaza had arrived from Paris only 21 hours before the robbery led police to the

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Portland Limited of the Union Pacificll and robbed them of |SOO. I I 'l Wednesday night. Porter terrorized 11 forty passengers cf a Missouri Pacific 11 train from Kansas City and robbed 20 1 of them, escaping after a brush with I a special agent, who fired at him. I All the money and jewelry taken I fro mthe passengers was recovered I and returned to its owners. B o ■ Bluffton. — Some thief evidently I intended to carry away Tuck Sawter's I automobile piece by piece, before he I was frightened away The motor- I meter, spot light and other accessor- m leg were broken off.

1,680,000 CANS OF PERFECT FRUITS DIRECT FROM CALIFORNI 1 —- c SS3RP mHP Je'i «sky •• ’ **** ■ K iJsSisgfc .. '- -JBB- . -■ Mr il. E. l-giwy. vice—p;< si<l< ni ind buvet for th< V II I’erlct I Agßeiar. Company. inspecting p. ' - ' . ' , the Tulare Fruit Groves, Tulare, HlfilMlOkW - California. 'A-*- 4| During Mr. E.ivcy's three month ■ stay in California lie I irsCselcct< <l ■’ i XilSl the fruits in the orchards and WS later inspected Hu- Mine IrnH-- O; . . s <ifter caning to insure the best •;*/ "AWwl grade and highest quality foods. The Country’s Finest Under The Perfect Lable A trainload of more than 70 cars, or 1,680,000 cans of various fruits were purchased this summer from the best California fruit packers by the Perfect Company for its customers in Fort Wayne and vicinity. All fruits were personally inspected by our buyer, Mr. Eavey. as shown in the above picture. Many of these fruits have already been delivered and are now being relished by thousands of Perfect customers. I bis is just another proof that when yon buy PERFECT BRAND food products vou can afwavs be sure of getting Hie. very best obtainable and if you do not agree that these foods arc the finest you have ever lasted, we will aladlv refund the lull purchase price without question. PERFECT QUALITY is always what the name implies -“the best"—and is sold with an absolute guarantee. Always mention PERFECT BRAND u lien you buy and you know you are gelling the besl at the most reason- ’ “The Name Tells All About It” A. H. PERFECT & COMPANY Fort Wayne. Ind.. Huntington, Ind,, Sturgis Mich., Richmond, Ind., Xenia, Ohio.

DECATUR DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1926. ...

Bluffton Knight Os Pythias Install Officers Blufftoy Oct. 2. —Officers were installed lythe local Knights of Pythias lodge '/dnebday night. The new 1 officer »re A. Edward White, chancelI lor iftmander; I.inn Gregg, vice J. J. Michaels, prelate; I San' I* Logan, master of work; |H,.y W. Kline, master at arms;! jlft-dore V. Harsh, K. of R. and S.; j !’• flecker, M. of F.; O. E.| yllb, M. of Ex.; CarroU. Costello, in . j.‘ guard; Josef Sowards, outer! t |ard; W. W. Wile, John Sowards. , ad B. B. Barley, trustees. George F. ..Jarboden was the installing officer. Fort Wayne. — Fort Wayne is becoming interested in sports. A group >f business men have taken an option >n a 130-acre farm near the city and plan to establish a motor speedway, torse race track and arena for foot>all and other sports.

SATURDAY SPECIALS LINOLEUM FLOOR MATS Durable Floor Mats, made by the Congoleum Co. These mats are 2 feet wide and 4'/j feet long QQr* Special at O«7V Electric Bulbs, Fiber Silk Hosiery 10 Watt, tested, B egt Colors Each Sizes B'/i to 10'a , — 2 p * lr ,m 89c Extension Cord, • * Ctt *VC Mens Sox Good mercerized hose. Key Sockets ' >a * r Ea " 25c —— Hat Flowers 2 Way Plugs Bunch 25c New Fall Electric Table Lamps Hat Frames Con-p K-e SL3J) 25( . CANDY CANDY Champion Jellies Marshmallow Peanuts Fine flavored, soft rolled A fresh supply giMn candv cl this delicious edndy 15c ' ,|,1 " ,<l 20c The Morris 5 and 10c Store WITH VARIETY DEPARTMENTS

BIRTH. Mra. Bertha Ellin received a telegram, thia morning frtfjn CaasopoliH. Michigan, announcing tho birth of a girl baby to nor ison and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis were former residents of this city. f — Ashbaucher’s FURNACES LIGHTNING RODS SPOUTING SLATE ROOFING Phone 765 or 739 - ———

SAM HITE’S Grocery-Meat Market Dry Goods--Hardware Free Delivery Service Twice Daily. Use Phone 204 if You Cannot Make a Personal Call. SUGAR 10 pounds Pure Cane 58c nr w ■■nimiiw i»*ii ■in ■■ n ■ Fancy New Seedless Qt fCaiSinS Per pound wC Cranberries SS, C 2 ...25c . —W—M— Little Elf Corn Flakes, Jersey Corn Flakes, 3 packages 2 packages Fancy Navy Beans, ” cans t,nc y fcW Reas 10 pounds • tJV Fancy Soft Center Chocolate Ofjr» cans F° nc y Beans OX Dro|>s, pound Large Cans Peaches 25C pound Glass Jar Cocoa 25C Fancy Cans Salmon 15C ” packages Post Bran 25C Fancy Dried Peaches, 20C pound bags Oyster Shells Gallon cans Peaches SOC pound Block Salt 40C Gallon cans Applcbutter 89 C Extra Good Brooms Large Bottles Fancy Olives . . 25c 3 pounds Fancy Blend Coffee SI.OO Full pound Glass Jar Lunch Size Apricots 1 Ap Peanut Butter jWtJU in syrup AW Full quart can Mustard 25c I Fresh Angle Food Cake 25c ■ Ji I,llllll—l—BK—M—■————■Hß—TOMESX»n—nMM——MF Hill IT¥ —BEHM| I Fancy Hawaiian Pineapple I lii Heavy Syrup, small tans, per dozen $1.95 I Medium sized, per doz. $2.75 Large size, per d0z53.25 I

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