Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 115, Decatur, Adams County, 14 May 1926 — Page 2

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1L ARD :> ruTd" lm,le “ inti I | BREAD I Eg r<l A7TTI Country Club, 24'j lb. sack... .$1.19 H ’.* i-4 s.’ £ l| IrK Coinitr' Club, 12' ( lb. sack 03c jp I * Clifton, 21‘j lb. sack $1.19 ■ W I -I n M 2^ aaHßnaamaW Mm l Ma JMs»*a* '- 3i " x;::W3a “ klllM r r S 2 I Oleo, Eat more QQ , 5 Bananas, Nice Yel- 1 X B Pound AdArfV 9 low Fruit, 2 ibs... Lvv ■ Churngold, pound 30c I ” ' . '' J vj re : I strawberries, fresh OO Eg fl Peaches, Country Club ini ripe, quart t)£L B B Heavy Syrup OC /4 fl k? I Can ZOC J Radishes, Nice and r ts Clifton, can 17c S Fresh, 2 bunches. Ol B fl Pineapple, Del 07/» I Creen Onions 2 hunches 5c H fl Monte, No. 2!-a cai?Z I < | Potatoes, No. I’s, White or ■ Avondale. No. 2 can 19c I Red Rivers. w H —„ , " i 10 pounds eJeJv B I 9(? 10 ths 31c | B ac on. Nice and QPxz* ( E Scratch Feed. Q 9 J A Lean pound . . .00l | fl 100 lb. sack.. ftZ.4U! (i,ttage hutU 10C R I IQ A* B ~~ >c ■ Screens, all metal K/l pK? I Wall Paper CleanerQA „ I size 2-1x37, each.. fl Avonda'e. 3 cans, I S()ap p& (; ~ _ B fl Crackers, Butter 11 | 6 bars ZOC B Mor Soda, lb 1/1C fi Creme Oil. 4 bars...2sc B I I SPECIALS MIP —ME ATS— | Fancy Plate Boiling 10c *° 12 1/2 C I Meat, pound ,> Good Young Tender Beef Steak, tb. 25c Good Fresh Veal Steak, lb 25c B Plenty V eal Stew and Veal Pocket fl Roasts, pound 18c B Nice Sugar Cured Bacon in chunk, !b 25c ■ j Good Young Pig Spare Ribs, lb. 15c k’ Fresh Pork, Veal and Beef Hearts, S pound.. 15c; 2 pounds 25c B FRESH PORK - BEEF TENDERLOINS I Home Made Cottage Cheese, Pt 20c ?? Nice Freshly Dressed Fat Hens, lb.. 33c / Large Openeyed Switzer Cheese, lb. 40c Fresh Coffee Cream, pt 25c E Whipping Cream, pint 45c g ROSEMARY CREAMERY Butterib 48c | Fancy Spring Lamb Meats especially prepared for Loaf lb 25c g San-A-Ham Luncheon Meat, lb 45c ■ Fresh Pickled Pigs Feet, 3 pounds.. .25c § CANNED GOODS — 3 cans Fancy Del Monte Peaches.. SI.OO I Van Camps or Little Elf Pork and fl Beans, 3 cans 25c H Fancy Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans... .25c I Banquet, a very fancy Pineapple can 25c Del Monte Asparagus Tips, small can... 25c; Large can 45c R Luncheon Meats are all Home Made |- Pork Loaf—Garlics—Bologna—Pressed R Ham—Veal Loaf—Minced Ham—Cooked Loin Roll—Frankforts—Boiled Ham & Barbaqued Ham—San-A-Ham Potato Salad > COFFEES— | Man O’ War, 2 pounds 85c B Baley’s Little Elf, 2 pounds 90c K nrsley’s High Grade, 2 pounds... .SI.OO t ; M. J. B. Coffee,.2 pounds $1.05 Perfect Coffee. 2 pounds $1.05 OLEOMARGARINE— g J Good Luck, Nucoa, Oak Grove, Dinner Bell. 2 pounds tWV S Full Line of Canned Goods. || : We deliver to all parts of city any time. Phone 106 or 107. Try Us. K |j^ Hfe^erS M eat Market |j

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I Overalls In Vogue Lafayette, Ind., May H. — (United* Press)—Overalls are In vogue at <be! second annual laboratory course for operating engineers now in session at Purdue University, ax the course is proving to be of highly practicable na-' ture throughout. The coarse is intended to provide’ operating engineers w|th an oppor-' tunity to receive instruction jji fanda mental problems encountered in their daily work. A complete power plant test made

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; in accordance with the American Socity of Mechanical Englneerx lx included on the progruin far the course which will close Saturday, o Greencaatlo — Mias Martha June Ridpath, sister of John Clark Ridpath, noted historian, died here. Bloomington — Bryan Sparks has | resigned as assistant fire chief to be1 come a night policeman here. • Gary — This may be a steel town but golf is popular. Eight courses ? have been laid out within a fifteen mile radius of the town.

REPUBLICAN I LEADER DIES John T. King Expires In Connecticut After Short Illness Bridgeport, Conn.. May 14. —(United Press)—John T. King, former republican national committeeman from Connecticut, died at his home here shortly before midnight after a short ill-, ness. • He was under federal indictment in New York with former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and Thomas V. Miller, former alien property custodian for conspiracy in the American Metals case. He also was tinder another indictment charing perjury in his income tax return. For twenty years King ruled the republican organization in Connecticut. He was a close friend of the late Theodore Roosevelt ami in 1920 was one of the managers of Leonard Wood’s campaign fr the republican presidential nomination. Later he switched to Warren G. Harding. The change te Harding was in time to play 1 an important part in the nomination. He was born in Brooklyn in 1575. ' CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat. May (new) $1.58 7-8; (old) $1.57 1-2: July $1.35 1-4: Sept. $1.31 3-8. Corn. May 69 5-8; July 74 4-8; Sept. 78 1-4. Oats, May 40 1-4; July 4! 3-4; Sept. 42 5-8. |

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MEMBERSHIP IN CLUB EXPLAINED (CONTIM’RD FKOM PAOB ONE) ext in the middle-west. Work has started on making the greens. A danciug pavillion will be built, a swimming ’ (tool, larger than the municipal poo! in this city, locker and dressing rooms and other Improvements will be made in and around the club house. Mr. Telford stated that the annual membership fee for man and wife would be $50.00 per year; $35.00 a year for single men; $25.00 a year for single women. Mr. Schulte, just a few weeks ago, purchased the C. J. Lutz home and grounds; the Conrad Gillfg farm and ptirt of the J. F. Snow farm, south of the city, which is now being turned into a country club and golf course. He , is also negotiating for the purchase4>f additional land, it was stated. Mr. Telford is an expert golfer and has built several large courses in different parts of the country. He stated that when the Decatur Country Club was opened that it would be a mecca for golfers for many miles and that they hoped to make it a place of wide attraction and benefit to the community. His talk on golf Ind outlining of plans for the Decatur i club was thoroughly entertaining and j enjoyed by all. Douglas Haney, associated with Mr. Telford and Mr. Schulte in their inter-1 ests in this city, was also a guest at j the meeting. Dr. C. C. Rayl acted as 1 chairman and had charge of the program. — Miss Fan Hammel! is spending a few days at Fort Wayne as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vail.

You Pay No more, no less. *L Quaker Oats has the fl avor • r THE difference in breakfaw •». in their flavor. mostly is the same. * pnc * Millions demand the . . For'fla? j i fla ' t,r,S,he,m^Mt. n . S™' F were spent r,- T U ’ mg that famous Quaker fcr you taste tt. you are spoiled i w « umary oats. ot * -Quaker milling, ton , Ot th, -mimakes laxatives less often nerdrf ' it," rM, >? lra "’ s vitaj , and bulk arc thus combined tonuLf Quaker Oats an excellently bahnS ration. CM Get Quick Quaker (cooks in 3 tn? minutes) or Quaker Oats today at your groce r. See how much finer to- | morrow s breakfastwill bethantodift Quaker Oats Dr. Clyde Baumgartner, of Spenw ville, attended the Psi lota Xi aj* versary dance here last evening. Don Hunsicker is visiting his par ents at Bronson. Michigan, for a let