Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 73, Decatur, Adams County, 26 March 1926 — Page 7

Quaker Outs "stands by” , you through | the morning | —I I That’s why doctors urge it to start every day TO feel right through the morning, vou must have well-baknced, i... f oo d at breakfast. At most ‘T p m-als — that is. at luncheon wd'at dinner— you usually get that kind of food. Rllt at breakfast the great dietary mistake is most often made—a hurSmeal. often badly cbo.cn. Thus Quaker Oats, containing 16% Jtem. food’s great tissue builder; E° carbohydrate, its great energy nlus all-important vita- 1 *'• A and the “bulk” that make. I Natives seldom needed, is the dietetic urge of the world today. It i, food that "stands by you I through the morning. Food that i ihould start every breakfast m your , home. . Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. That’s faster than plain toaM Don’t deny yourself the natural stimulation this rich food offers. Indianapolis Police To Get Touch Os School Life Indianapolis, Ind., Mar. 26. —(United Press i—Members of the Indianapolis police department have not attended school for many years, but they are going to get in touch with kid life aJi over again. The days when teacher sold, “Now, little Johnny, you may go to the blackboard and solve exercise No. 23," lire i to return for the Irish flatfeet. Police Chief Claude Johnson notified officers that many police problems will appear on the blackboard to be erected in the roll call room and the personnel of the department woufd benefit from the explanations. o . Capital Bootlegger Is Caught By Dry Agents Washington, Mar. 26. — (United ITe.-wl—The “man in the green hat,” the elusive capitril bootlegger, wk sprung into prominence by dropping five quarts of rye whiskey in a hallway of the house office building, was captured today by federal dry agents. George L. Cassiday, 34, positively | identified by agents a.s the mysterious stranger who was reported to have a large clientele in both wings of the capital, was arrested in his home here on a warrant charging possession and transportation of liquor. He was taken to jail at once. # | —— o Martial Vacations Urged By Minister i Toledo, Ohio, Mar. 26. — (United Press) —“Love desperately, don’t ‘pet’ promiscuously, and marry young,” is the advice of Rev. Stephen K. Mahon, of the Epworth Mothodist church here, gives to youth. “Pitting parties are dangerous because they are bad morally, physically and spiritually,” Rev Mahon advises. Sometimes husbands and wives think they don't iove one another any mere and should separate. They are just ‘fed up' on each other. “What they need is not divorce,” he cautioned, “but separate vacations. They should get awdy from each other for a while.” W. R. C. NOTICE The members of the W. R. C. will 'u t at the Ren Pillars' home Sunday afternoon at one o’clock to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Pillars. I — o— — Angola — After spending the winter 11 jail, George Slick, Steuben county farmer, accused of killing his son-in-■ttw. Shermy German, is out on $25,000 bond. •Newcastle — The Newcastle high l> <>l basketball team has been done oil- The picture of the “Trojans" 1 as painted by Howard Leigh, Henry ’ounty artist. It is believed the first 1 >ue an Indiana basketball team has subject of uq artist’s work. Got The Real Thing ct ,'f or u f, ’ e ’ons wears I suffered with 4m". what, the doctors noth' stone colic, and all said mg but an operation would do im any good. a friend who had J;:" 1 ' v,l, ' r medicine advised me to a , n d 1 f°und it to be the real (i-hf tEe * better than I have in Ma vp u ars , iuifl 1 ani Praising God for u- . " i; sl!I1 lde. harm’ess miirn ß a i lol i tllat amoves the catarrhal dlav lilp lulwd nal tract md PiaeH,. l n’ ,nflan >mation which cm ■* it ; n *“ Klrni ” < h ' 'Ker all(i Wnw aUmeats, including appmi-licl-refunded , W ’ U1 UMl ' iuvfc ° r U1 il€? . druggi!?’ Hoithouse Drug Co., aud . MJUggtsts everywhere.

Chicago Women Are Preparing For Annual Easter Morning Style Parade Rh ° P «?!inn mm As Lfader « Tom Upwards Os $.1,009,000 At Throne Os Fashion For Easter Promenade; Indicaions Are That This Year’s Parade Will Be More Gorgeous Than Ever.

Hy Max Hurtingbcm. I >“■ SUff <’orr< N c>nde;itl Chicago, Mar. 26. : »’t; el Press) --Chicago women are beginning to preen for the annual trump down I “Doul Mich” on Easter morning and the shop girls are suffering as a consequence. This ye#r upwards of *3,000.000 is ( to bo tossed at the throne of fashion i for the Easter promenade, leading merchants told the United Press. Furriers, modistes, booteries. and florists already are feeling the Easter urge of shopping and this year's promenade will not be lessened through any vault of the buying power of the dollar, it was indicated. Two of the leading city shops said tojday advance buying to dat c indicated , that this year's Easter buying would Jie as heavy as last year, if not somei what stronger. | While figures were hard to determ- | ine, owing to the bevy of shops which I clutter the loop district, merchants ! considered that Chicago — from shop ' girts with new crepes to the debs with their new silks, heavy taffetas, and brilliant over-georgettes—would spend

SAM HITE'S GROCERY—MEAT MARKET—DRY GOODS 1 HARDWARE Phone 204 Free Delivery Service twice daily to every home in Decatur 10 pounds Pure Cane Sugar 55c 5 pounds Golden Brown Sugar 29c Country Roll. Colored Oleo, per pound 32c Fancy New Seedless Raisins, pound 10c Fancy Large Prunes, pound 10c Perfect Jelly Powder, 3 for 25c MiiMiiinoinin ii MTiinirT tww— iih mmi umiiiii 11.11 wiiimiiimiibii i Onions, Fancy Danvers, 6 tbs. 25c; 10 lbs... .38c Fancy Head Lettuce, 2 pounds 25c Fancy Holland Seed Cabbage, pound 8c 10 pounds Fancy New Beans 69c 3 pounds Fancy Pento Beans 25c 3 cans Fancy Baked Beans 25c 2 cans Fancy Kraut 25c Bulk Coffee, pound 25c and 35c Pi 11 sbu ry s Best Spring Wheat Flour, 24'i pound sack $1.39 Scrach or Chick Feed, 100 pound bag $2.75 Syrup—Penick & FordsGolden Color, gallon 49c; 54 gallon 27c Crystal White, gallon 57c; ’/» gallon 30c Galion cans Fancy Apple Butter 85c Fancy large cans Sliced Pineapple, in heavy syrup, per can... .28c; per dozen $3.25 2 tb. cans Green Gage Plums 15c Gallon cans Fancy Solid Pack Peaches 85c Big 3 pound can Red Beets 25c KBHKKBIKSIWmMHBHMHHHHRKinMHHHRnMaMenHBnKB Soap, P. & G. White Naptha, R.N.M. Crystal White and Van Camps White Naptha 6 bars 25c | 10 bars 39c -100 pound bag Oyster Shells 98c 70 pound sack Medium Salt 98c 10 pound sack Diamond Crystal Table Salt.. 25c 2 boxes lodine Salt 25c Fancy Cans Salmon, can 15c 3 cans Mustard or Oil Sardines 25c Large Pound Cans Sardines in Tomato Sauce 20c 3 cans Fancy Early June Peas 25c 3 cans Fancy Sweet Corn 25c 2 cans Green Cut Wax Beans 28c 10 quart White Granite Dish Pan. 49c Good 4 Sewed Brooms 45c Good Canvas Gloves 16c Fancy Hard Mixed Candy, pound 15c A full line of New Garden Seeds, Onion Sets and Seed Potatoes.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1926.

well over the three million dollar mark in preparing for Easter. The Boston store. The Fair and • some of the more exclusive shops of I the "Boulevard” all announced that the Easter sales were well under way. Many are having georgeous fashion shows now, well attended by 4he women—and the men who must pay. Florists announced today that there was every indication that, business would be excellent this season. Few orders have been received »o far in advance but the few that are on hand indicate a strong buying of flowers to make the Easter parade sparkle. Even the dog shops announce that. Easter is going to be a howling success. Since the recent announcement that styles in dogs must change the same as styles in gowns, orders tor new dogs have been on the increase. Instead of the large white wolf hounds, the tiiredales and the police dogs, milady this year must make her 1 stroll down the boulevard accontpan--1 ied by a caper wire-haired terrier. These ar t - being featured at the annual dog show and are bringing goodI ly prices on this year's dot.

Habitual Criminal Gets Change Os Venue ■ Indianapolis, Ind., Mar. 26— 'Unit- ; cd Press.) —Walter Knepp. of ShelbyI ville, was being held in jail here today on a charge of being a habitual criminal. Snepp was charged in the Shelby county court with operating a still :.n<! being a habitual criminal. He asked a change of venue to this county, o Indiana To Launch Drive To Get New Industries 1 Indianapolis, Ind., Mar. 26. —(United Press) —-Indiana today is ready to launch a national campaign to advertise the state and bring new industries i into it. ! William H. Arnett, secretary of the state Chamber of Commerce, ami of t the Indiana Development Council,

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{which i» Bpon®orini the campaign, announced that thirty-one aeparnte organiziitions and associations over the state already have affiliated themaelvea with the movement. Data for the campaign is being prepared by the Indiana University school of isnnmerce and finance, it was said by Arnett. 0 — Daily Democrat Want Ads Get Results I

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ZI Flour, Hoosier Brand Bread or Pastry, U 24 lb. bag $1.05 alm Flour, Perfect and Sunshine, Better Bread IJI Flour, 21 th. hag $1.25 |wj Jl Butter, pound 4 „ Old Dutch Clean-O/1 sh ■|l Pure Creamery. “xeJU ser, 3 cans ZiVL Igl Navy Beans i Qz» Sugar ’ Pure X Q ffi ■ll 3 pounds At/V 1 ane, 2.> ths A >“ru Iftl M" Red Beans; PorkQr Scratch Feed, f|m & Beans, 3 cansZntsV 10 pounds OAv I ■■■KSIMMnBMMIHM'WiI 100 tbs $2.75 IMr Milk, tall cans Q _ ■■■“ fTI sh 9candOC Chickleed, OQ Ml | I ■hwhbbii P oun( l s OuU UJI I IM* Coffee. Steel Cut. pound o (m B lSc. 45c, 42c, 35c, 29c ( hi( . k S(ar{er l|l ■“ Pound DC JL Peaches and Apricots, EK| Ilf ) Pineapple, 9PCz» zello, all flavors R| 118 Can 3 boxes Mr Porter’s Grocery & Meat Market 11 * I Phone 97 or 98 Free City Delivery | I Sugar, rr Quart Jer F| a in FF || 10 pounds eJt/V Olives eJOv Il Choice Hand Picked Navy 07,, Here is a Coffee well worth the II Beans, 4 pounds moneyi Sod Buster rn ; Urma Brand Kansas Hard Wheat. , pound wVv | Flour. |OQ Swantori Pure Buck- GfL* * 24 tb. sack . tpxcdaixz wheat, 10 pounds OvU Onion Sets, Yellow 1-j Good Cooking Apples P „ | or Red, 1 quart ALU Pound *Jv I White Onion Sets -| j Perfect Jell Powder I 1 quart ITv 3 packages- £itJv I Wisconsin Peas JOC L ‘ Bhth ° US * Cleanser -1 dozen cans $1 05 10 bars White Spray Laun- O'Yp I Seedless Raisins 11 z» dry Soap £,4 V . ’ Bulk, 1 pound lIL Quart Can Apple 9?Co California Peaches or Apri-rtfF _ | Butter I cots, in syrup, can 4vC, Honey, Fancy 90z* | 1 dozen cans $2 59 Section, each fcfVV 1 Cherries or Black P rrf ®c tio " Crackers are 1 r • I Raspberries, can better, pound XtJ'L , I » DISHES i A great closing out sate on dishes. , One lot cf Assorted Dishes, each 10c | ALL KINDS OF MEATS Baby Beef Steaks Eckharts Smoked Hams Veal Steaks Smoked Loin > I Veal Roasts Dandy bunch of Chickens I Miller & Hart Smoked Hams Minced and Pressed Ham ; Long Horn Cheese Veal Loaf i ; Krafts Brick Cheese Old English Cheese ? GILES V. PORTER I aimiifliiii I limiiniii dHK«Ri<B«aßaumiKs»asu I K Who Gets the Profits? I This Bank makes vastly more |i H profits lor depositors than for |j|i stockholders. The stockholder I M gets dividends yearly. The dc- - /j positor, daily, in service which • ; I W contributes to his earnings, in I ■■ safety for liis funds, in business I KK counsel, and in merited loans * I i for profit making. I |f A I | Capital and Surplus $120,000. QO. Decatur.' Indiana i