Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 301, Decatur, Adams County, 22 December 1925 — Page 6

Colds te 1 Be Quick-Be Sure/ Get the right remedy—the be«t mm know. ■' So quick, so «uie that ciilhcns now employ it. I The utmost in a laxative. Bromide-Quinine ■ in ideal form. Colds atop in a< hour*, La Grippe in j days. The system is cleaned and | tuiied. Nothing compares with Mi. Alldrusciii. Price 30c CASCARA&QUININE Get Red Boa with purtrut Carelessness Sends Man To Reformatory' For Five Year Term Lebanon, Ind., Dae. 22. — (United Press) —Carlrssness today sent Leon-| ard Roe, 24, to the state reformatory for a stay of one to five years. Roe’s auto was wrecked in a collision with another machine at a cross roads near Lebanon. “It was awful earless of me,” he told Sheriff Saunders, who appeared on the scene. “You're r’ght," the sheriff said, spy-1 ing a still in the back seat of the wrecked auto. The still, covered under a heavy blanket, wab still bubbling away. Roe. who said his home was in Fulton, Ky„ was sentenced a few hours later in circuit court. o Kansas City Officials cj-ciuct Liquor Raids Kansas City. Mo., Dec. 22. —(United Pr ssr A dry Christmas and New ears’ Day are forecast for Kansas ty as a lesult of a raid staged here :t night by a comb Aation of forces e she iff's office, th? prosecu or's fee, and the po'ice department. cd ith 200 search v. ar ants, the squads swept down on local boot-

KIHOeI Christmas Goodies Kroger Stores are stocked with the finest of Holiday Foods. You will find everything fresh, pure and of unsurpassed quality. Prices, too, are beyond comparison. Come in! Let us personally show you our variety and wish you greetings of this joyous season. PURE ft 1 i| n V FINEST FRESH b A N If I QUALITY Kroger candies are absolutely pure and fresh. Let the Kiddies have their fill. Quality is excellent—prices surprisingly iow. CHOCOLATE Rich. Pure, Creamy 4 ■ 5-lb. Box 90c I Wv ORO P S p - pound Io Assorted Chocolates. Rich centers. 5 Ib. box $100; per fb. 20c Fudge—Rich and delicious; lb. 15c; Peanut Brittle—pound ...15c Cut Rock—the old-fashioned hard candy, many shapes, colors and flavors; pound 17c Hard and filled candies—Over 35 diversified shapes in a briliian array of colors, many filled pieces, pound 19c Holiday Creams —Tempting mix of colored, flavored creams; pound -20 c Creams and Jellies—A rich, colorful mixture of fine flavored soft candies; pound ■■ 19c Filled Candies —Country Club, finest quality, 3 lb., fancy glass 'jar, makes an ideal gift - -99 c FLORIDA Sweet and Juicy. ' ORANGES 33 Grapefruit — 3 for 25c Celebry—large stalk 10c Cranberries — per lb 22c Iceberg Lettuce — head —l4 c Sweet Potatoes. 5 lbs. 29c Jonathan Apples—3 lbs 25c ’ Genuine Smyrna. New w® Large Spread Lay- EK 'i U WPer. pound SUr Smyrna Layer Package Figs—Glassin e wrapped, pkg 12c Smyrna Natural Stewing Figs—New Crop. 1b..... 15c Dates—Golden Hallowi, New Crop, low price, lb. 10c Stuffed Dates—Bordo, very fancy, nut stuffed and sugared, 3 :bs. in handsome metal gift box, 98c; lb. box 30c Raisins—Country Club Calif. Seedless or seeded; pkg 9c Imported Maiga Cluster Raisins; lb. glassine pkg 29c ®4 IF I I Diamond Brand - Im <ilniivc*” croc ' </I f* w a I n II I h c Sorrento Walnuts —New 1925 crop, our own importation, lb 27c M : xed Nuts—Finest, new crop Walnuts, Almonds, Brazils, Paper Shell Pecans and Ffiberts, lb 30c Walnut Meats—Very fine quality at a low price, 1b... ...59c Pecans —Jumbo Paper Shell. New Crop, fancy; lb. .... 59c Mince Meat —Country Club, pkg. 10c; None Such, pkg 15c nr> T T T*T* Coun try Club, Our finest in ere- ■rh mm pIVU 1. I dients used, no better cake jW £ made—3-lb. round cake in beau- M ( AnV metal gift box, $1.25—2-•-'lb. cake in fancy box M Asp-ragus—Ca'if., per can 39c Peas —Country Club, can 19c Corn—Country Club, can. 15c Spinach—Calif., can 15c Peaches-Country Club, Prunes-Calif., 2rib. pkg. 32c Fruit Salad—No. 2 can ... 33c Pumpkins—Large can .. 12c Pineapple—No. 2 can 25c Apple Butter—Quart jar .. 25c C pp p p French Brand - HMno 4 superior in Quaiit y-/1 E E No Equal in Value - "T / xk'F $£ IsH Shi Pound Package Jewel Coffee—A rich, genuine Bourbon Santos; per lb. 39c Golden Santos Coffee— Alow priced, pleasant flavored coffe, lb. 35c »■- hi i —/

loggers for one of the most extensive’ raids in the history of the city. The onslaught started about six o’clock yesterday afternoon and lasted until midnight. Fifty-eight places were raided, 138 persons arrested, and thousands of bottles of wine, beer and whiskey were seized. The net haul of the raids was: 240 gallons of whiskey. 30 gallons of alcohol. 607 gallons of wine, 15,400 pints of beer, 133 barrels of whiskey mash, 240 barrels of beer mash. —— ——o 1 -— Louis F. Swift To Retire As Swift Company Head Chicago, Dec. 22. — (United Press) — I Louis F. Swift, commanding figure in j the packing industry, is preparing to | relinquish the presidency of the $340,000,000 Swift Packing company, accordi ing to rumors in LaSalle street finan- ' -la! circles today. I Swift, according to the rumor, will ■ resign from the presidency in order to accept the created post of chairman of the board of directors, at the annual I meeting of stockholders January 4. Coincident with Louis Swift's resignation, it is expected that Louis’ broth-' er, Edward F., senior vice-president of he company will also resign and be- j come cha rman of the executive and finance committee. if this arrangement does go through, the rumor has it as a certainty that Gustavus F. Swif , Jr., will be promoted to the presidency. o State’s Prosperity Depends On Publicity Indianapolis. Ind., Dec. 22. —(United ■ ess)—lndiana's future prosperity is 'lrect y dependent upon the amount of üblicity given the state, L. D. Edie I o. Indiana University, declared in an 1 ’dress h re last night. Edie said that Indiana has all of — ■■■■ '■ I ■ ■■■■■■■ .——II

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the natural qualifications for attracting outside capital bqt the stae mus ing outside capital but the state must depend on publicity to reveal to business men the opportunities of tile state. He predicted that Gary will soon become tiie leading steel center of the United States. o Pitiful Story Os Woman Touches Hearts Os Federal Officials Wabash, Ind., Dee. 22. — (United Press) —Mrs.’Marie Slders is nome today—frPe under the smallest bond ever set in federal court in Indianapolis—and she lias enough money to play Santa Claus to her seven children. Arrested in Indianapolis when she attempted to pass a one dollar bill which she had raised to a ten dollar bill denomination, the woman told such a pitiful story that the hearts of the federal authorities were touched. United States Commissioner Kern set her bond at $2 which was promptly furnished by two offiicials and other employes in the federal building contributed to a Christmas fund for her children. I Mrs. Siders said she turned counter1 _ - ; :—t

i 1 y .■ ■ ■ . , .. ■ - ' ——— —o_. _ JL lH 4|| : . ; | |gg| gig .• ■■■s”; ■ |i||| Jifi 7 x J i‘ i ‘ i-jEB' ill HI X We Are Ready To Help You I SAVE f One of the greatest lessons that America needs to learn is THRIFT! ' ♦J And before we can become a thrifty country we must become thrifty individuals. ♦/ jt How about you? Are you saving a little something out of your earnings regularly, fl every week? •a Our THRIFT SAVINGS CLUB is now forming. The plan is open to everybody. The little folks, the older people, in fact every member of the family, whether living in 1& Mp the city or country are welcome to join. ( •J There is no membership fee. All that you have to do is call the the bank, select the plan you wish to follow. After that you make a small deposit as called for on the plan you select each week for the 50 week period. . J/ WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING PLANS— ” . Plan No. I—Deposit 10c Weekly for 50 Weeks, Receive $5.00 plus int. t i Plan No. 2—Deposit 25c Weekly for 50 Weeks, Receive $12.50 plus int. % urfK Plan No. 3—Deposit 50c Weekly for 50 Weeks, Receive $25.00 plus int. Wy plan No. 4 —Deposit $1 Weekly for 50 Weeks, Receive $50.00 plus int. W* Plan No. s—Deposits—Deposit $2 Weekly for 50 Weeks, Receive SIOO.OO plus int. Plan No. 6 —Deposit $5 Weekly for 50 Weeks, Receive $250.00 plus int. 3 Plan No. 7—Deposit $lO Weekly for 50 Weeks, Receive $500.00 plus int. R Many have joined this week. Make up your mmd which plan you want and come in to- W dav. Be one of the hundreds of happy people in this community next Christmas. Jk Don’t delay—Get the full benefits of our Thrift Savings Club by JOINING TODAY. i 4 The Peoples Loan & Trust Co. < “Bank of Service” j

• teiter to get money for ('hrlMmas pres-j 1 ents for her children. She went to Indianapolis seeking employment after her farm here had been sold to pay a mortgage. o Since the Yale-Princeton football series was started in 1873, a total of

'i THE ADAMS Theatre | & Tonight—Tomorrow (Special Matinee Wednesday 2 o’clock i£j jfi FREE to children under 12 years old) “PARASIAN NIGHTS” [ An F. B. O. attraction, with • S Elaine Kammerstein and Lou Tellegen 1 She loved—loathed —adored—feared the worst man Ifi f DE in Paris. A love story that will sweep vou through adventure. LE * 10e 25c | .5® ’ T ' T* DAY-FPII) * v —M»f i ’ , ee Christmas 2 o'clock. IE Johnny Hines in [u^ ! “THE EARLY BIRD.” gei

148 games has been played and Yale < is far in the lead with 26 victories to Its credt. Princeton has won only 13 j of the remainder, while nine have resulted in tie scores. Since 1876 the I games have been played every y*>ar with the exception of the Iwo y.-ais of the World War. |

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