Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 245, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1925 — Page 6

Fisher & Earris CASH GROCERY Dealers in Granite. Tin and Aluminumware. 149-151 South 2nd St. Phone 3—4—5 Free City Delivery. Quality Service. Compare Our Prices. SUGAR «•« Dainh Lumps Loaf Sugar. 2 pound boxes... 25c Jello, All Flavors, 3 packages i.. .25c Hlk Tall cans Pet, Carnation or Bordens.... 10c Sm; ’ cans. sc. Eagle brand, can 20c; Doz. $2.30 Corn, New Pack, Fine Quality, can 10c Corn, New Pack, Country Gentlemen, 2 cans 25c Fig Bar Cookies, Always Fresh Here, 2 lbs.. 25c Ginges Snaps. Fine Quality, 2 pounds z 25c CHAO Laundry, Flake White, R.N.M. or F. & G. White Naptha, 8 bars 33c Soap, Palmolive Toilet, 1 bars for.’ 29c Soap ( hips in Bulk, Best Grade, 2 pounds 25c , Fancy Hand Picked, bushel $1.48 Potatoes, White and Smooth, 15 pound peck 25c 60 pound bushel ' ’ ‘ 98c FT*' "F K ' T * ~ " ”*XSHEZ33tnNMHMBBINNBaNIKBMBBHIMBHNMI T?T T 0 Pride of Decatur, the Best in soft 1 LA J* vl\ Winter Wheat Flour, 12 lbs. 53c 24 pourids $1.05; IS pounds $2.10; barrel $8.15 Raisins, Sun Maid Seedless, pound 10c Prunes, Santa Claras, medium size, pound.. .10c Bananas. Fancy Ripe Fruit, pound 7'*c McKensie Prepared Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, large bag 25c; Virginia Sweet, 2 pkgs. 25c OVD IIP Penick & Fords, the Syrup that’s M 1 really sweet, Golden color, gal 54c gallon 29c Crystal White, gallon 60c; gallon 33c Maple Flavor, gallon. 70c; */i gallon 43c eanut Butter, Best Quality in bulk, pound, ,20c Bowlene for Toilet Bowls, 25c can for 19c Brooms, a regular 60c value for 45c Poilet Paper, Crepe Tissue, 6 large rolls 25c Salt. Diamond Crystal with lodine. 2 boxes.. .25c Salt, 50 pound Blocks for stock 38c Van Camps or Libbys Pork and Beans in Tomato Sauce, large can. 10c; 3 for 25c1 Peaches, large cans Heavy Syrup, large yellow halves, 2 cans. 45c; Dozen cans $2.60' Pineapple, Libbys pack, large cans, heavy yrup, full, thick slices, can 25c; doz. cans $2.94 j Apricots, Libbys pack, large cans, heavy syrup, I fancy fruit, can. ,25c; Dozen cans $2.89 Shredded Wheat Biscuits, 7c packages N.B.C. Crackers and Cakes 5c Quaker Rolled Oats, large packages 25c Corn Meal, Yellow Granulated, 6 pounds 25c Jersey Corn Flakes, 3 packages 25c j Oleo. May Time, First Quality, pound 28c I latches. Searchlight. 2 large boxes lie! Salmon. Tall Cans, Pink 15c; 6 for 85c I Oyster Shells, Medium, 100 pound bag SI.OO Onions, Large Fancy Yellows, 6 pounds 25c New Crop English Currents, large package. 20c Lanterns, Col^last^ompiete"^" Coal Buckets here for less, Japanned 38c Galvanized,. 48c; Galvanized for Hard Coal. .65c Cotton Clothes Lines, 50’f eet f Nesco Coal Oil Heaters only $5.95 Corn Popper, Extra Heavy and Well Made.. .40c Aluminum Pitchers, 2 quart size 89c Fruits and Vegetables ]

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1925

DePauw Holds Memorial For Edward Rector Today GreenniHtlt, Ind.. Oct. 16— Memorial services for Edward Rector, of Chicago, benefactor of DePauw University were held >ll Bowman memorial building at the university today. The services were the most impressive ever held here. Mrs. Rector will be present at the services which will honor her husband, the man who established the Rector scholarship fund which operates In practically every high school in the state. Among the speakers at the service will be Bishop Holt Hughes; Dr. Henry Longdon, secretary of the scholarship fund; Franklin Parker

0 Sugar. Eastern Cane Coffee Bulk HA |J| 10 pounds Pound’ V Special .... tJt)C — jT ■ I 100 pounds $5.50 Peaches and Apricots | ’«e, h —23 c ± [ j b f s. $i t J !“»»<. 21c f ° r2sc ffl 111 Milk. Hoosier Brand Raisins. 1 (If* Isl Z 3 for 25c; Can Q Seedless, th. IVC UJ fM Special «'v fft ||J Corn Meal. White (Ks^ d l9c Star. 12c gj Camps Pork & Navy Beans. Hand Beans, Q Picked. OH,. |?1 3 for 23c; Can 7/C 3 pounds ...£\JC BW

Choicest of Meats FOR SUNDAY DINNER Fresh Backed Oysters Nice Spring Chickens Full Line of Cheese, Large Wheel Swiss Fresh Tenderloins and Back Bones Pure Pork Sausage, Country Style Fresh Ground Horse Radish Fat Native Veal and Beef HOME MADE Blood and Liver Pudding, Head Cheese, Souse, Veal Loaf, Pork Loaf, Garlics, Frankforts, Boiled Ham, Minced and Pressed Ham. Fresh Cottage Cheese, That good kind. Cloverleaf, White Mountain and Rosemary Creamery Butter Meat especially ground for Meat Loaf SPECIALS— Large Dill Pickles, 3 for 10c Sweet Pickles, Heinz, dozen 20c Sears Sour Pickles, 3 for 10c Fresh New Pack Apple Butter, jar. ,15c Fresh Pickled Pigs Feet, 2 pounds... 25c Red Kidney Beans, 2eans 25c Van Camps Pork & Beans, 3 cans... ,25c COFFEE— F. A. S. Good Coffee, 2 pounds 75c Man O’ War Coffee, 2 pounds 85c Bursley High Grade, 2 pounds ... ,$1.05 M. J. B. Coffee, 2 pounds $1.05 Oleomargarine, Saturday Only, 95C 3 pounds Good Luck, Oak Grove, Reliable Nucoa, Creamo and Farrel’s Al. We have some special prices on Rough Cuts of Pork. See us. Full line of Little Elf Products. If it’s anything in the Meat line just call 106 or 107, and we will gladly deliver it to your home any time of day. Mutschlers Meat Market

Davis, a member of the law firm of which Mr. Rector was head and Roy I C. West, head of the board of trustees of the university. All university classes will be dismissed at 10 o'clock so the students can attend the services. Muncie To Indianapolis 'Pavement Now Being Used Indianapolis. Oct. 16.— (Special.)— Traffic is now using new pavement all the way between Indianapolis and Muncie excepting a mile gap between McCordsville and Fortville, and around a bridge at Ingalls where the detour is over old No. 11, it was announced lodhy by John D. Williams, director, in the state highway com-

mission's traffic bulletin. Mr. Williams also called attention to rapid Il ogress being made In paving sec lions of state road No. 10 and that nine miles of new pavement was opened in the last lew d-ys on No. 25 between Elkhart and Middlebury. Several run arounds In force at various points along the state system duo to culvert repair and construction, have been removed, the bulletin said. Widow Is Made $11,200 Richer By Jury’s Verdict Evansville. Ind.. Oct. 16. t United Press.) — Because a jury ruled that her husband did not commit suicide but tiled by accident, Mrs. Mary Pater today is $11,200 richer. Mrs. Pater was awarded the verdict in a suit against the New York Life Insurance company which had declined to pay the policy claiming Pater ended his own life.

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RURAL CHURCHES ' Antioch Church. William Hygema, Pastor. Whereas the Antioch church is being redecorated, we will hold our Sunday School and morning devotion in the Peterson school house. There will be no evening services until the redecoration of the church is completed. Come and enjoy yourselves with us. Sunday School, 9:30. Morning devotion, 10:45. Our mid week prayer meeting will be held at the parsonage, 7:30. — ■ o Pleasant Mills and Salem. F. A. Shipley. Pastor Sunday School. 9:30. Morning Worship, at Salem. 10:30. Sunday School convention at Union, 2:00. Sunday School convention at Bobo. 7:30. Prayer meeting at Salem. Wednesday, 7:00. Prayer meeting at Pleasant Mills, Thursday, 7:00. This Sunday is Sunday School Convention Day. The Blue Creek township convention will be held at Union afternoon and evening and the St. Marys township convention will be held at the Methodist church in Bobo, afternoon and evening. Let us make room for God in our ( busy lives. With out God we come

to a miserable failure at 0777 ■ time. Let not the world deciev".-" 1 Some things are more Important th? others. You don't need the <hiZ any more than the flowers nw , sunshine. Ohr lives will .-nil lrane entomb our Christ. The oath of g | Q leads beyond the grave 11.. u-i. . v not honor God with his , Ü b»tZ does not honor him with his , otll Not The Governor Al Smith was painfully injured las* Wednesday when the thumb on right hand wa Ss strm k by the fan oa his Ford. Mr. Smith was workli, the primer wire while the motor running when the f all struck him across the top of the thumb, splitting flesh, nagl and bone wide open to th. first Joint. The injury is heallis very nicely, however, and it was not found necessary to amputate the digit.—Geneva Herald. o American Capital To Open Rubber Plantation New York, Oct. If, (United p rb - 5) —ln an effort to break the existing British and utch monopoly of the world's rubber market, one million acres of Jungle in the w, st African negro republic of Liberia are to be transformed by American capital into a vast rubber plantation. Harvey s Firestofie, president of the Firestone Tire and Rubber company of Akron, 0., wil head a company which will I spend $100,000,000 in development of ths- IJ Ivorian concession.