Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 185, Decatur, Adams County, 6 August 1926 — Page 2

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HOLTER’S GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. FOR QUALITY GOODS Phones 97 and 9* Free City Delivery Rose Bud Butter | f* Special lb Polar Bear Flour $1.20 I Bob White Flour 21 Vi lbs «/OV White Rose Coffee ‘tOi* Pound OW Man-O-War Coffee 1 Kn Pound . -• Perfect Toasted Corn Flakes large size .. 15c; 25c : Foulds Macaroni and Spaghetti, pkg 10c; 25c i Muffets toasted Whole Wheat, 1 Package Itlv Judds Dill Pickle Mixture 10c I Lana Oil Complexion Soap 10c; 98/» Special. 3 for . £vU Lighthouse Cleanser £* „ Can China Ware Oats Perfect Green Beans 1 Can leJC Perfect 3 minute Oats 1 Packge * ... LUC .r 38c Monarch Mayonniase Relish for Sandwich Special ZrfUC Powdered Foanioline for Making Ice Cream Package Oranges, Bananas. Cantaloupes, Watermelons, Beaches Isernons etc. Fresh and Cured Meats of All Kinds FRED KOLTER

jo* gSg|. STOP CANNING PEACHES • ' * • z , <•»* «•*<*■ - • — ' <•<*'«■■*'•• **• * nzt ■s■• LLL-* w ... .J •ywtrca'lV'save money, time, labor, spoilage and incon- **•' ° venience, and in addition, you can secure in PERFECT BRAND PEACHES better grade than it is possible to buy in fresh 1 peaches in this section of the country. Compare the Following Cotts One boahel of peachm will make about One Bu. Peaches . . $2.50 16 to 18 cam, and figuring at a low cost Sugar 75 , of $2.60 per bushel we have the ad- Rubber Ringsls D joining Glass Jars (18).. . 1.28 reflect % - Peaches Total 54.68 $3 Per Doi. - The above table shows that peaches which you buy and can, will average you 26c per - can or $3.12 per dozen. Not including cost of fuel, nor labor which is worth at least ■ -50 c per hour. California peaches are recognized as being the best in the world. and PERFECT - , PEACHES are canned from the finest grown in California, and are canned tinder the most favorable conditions where they have ripened on the trees as nature intended. Our buyer m now on the coast and has personally selected these fruits which are the beat we have ever had. Buy wr ripe aprk®ts and pineapples now while prices are lowest PERFECT APRICOTS AND PEACHES . 1926 pack are now ready for delivery. Do not overlook the fact ’ | * that in buying Perfect canned foods you are not only saving money, and getting better fruits than you could possibly get ' otherwise.. But you are saving yourself a lot of hard work in a ’ hot kitchen, and there is absolutely no possibility of loss, for if | for any reason a can of Perfect foods proves unsatisfactory, it is replaced without expense to you. A. H. PERFECT CO. Fort Wayne, Ind. Sturgis, Mich. Huntington, Ind. i

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— 'i I REPPERT auction j SCHOOL NOTES " V I Col. Fred Reppert wished to an- i nounce that his class at the auction | school will hold its first sale on the court "bouse square, Saturday. Auk. < 7 at 2 n. tn., and 7:30 p. nt. I • • ’ The Reppert Auction School convened August 2, 1926, this being the I I fourteenth term of the school. The I faculty la the same ms at the previous < term. The class has formed a permanent I organization for the term. The 10l <

I Saturday Specials I I Plenty Fresh Coffee & Whipping Cream | S A Dandy Bunch of Spring Chickens E g Nice bunch of fat Hens & Roosters ■ S Choice Spring Lamb ■ g Fresh Veal Liver S ,1 SPECIAL:— Barhaqued Ham Ready to E E eat. Special Saturday lb 50c S Id Roqueford Cheese, Special Sat. lb. 40c, 3 8 Nice Tender Young Beef Steak lb. 250 S If Plenty good Veal Steak lb 25c ® g Veal Packet Roasts lb 18c ■ H Plenty Plate Boiling Beef lb 10c K Sugar Cured Pieces of Bacon lb. 25c fl | Plenty Fresh Bulk Olives & || Nucoa. Good Luck, Oak Grove and || fl Wayne Oleo 2 lbs 55c I* ■ Coffee’s g g Man-O-War 2 lbs ...... 85c j| I Little Elf 2 Ihs 95c | E Bursley High Grade 2 lbs 98c g a Perfect 2 lbs. SI.OO || | M. J. B. Coffee 2 lbs $1.05 ® Van Camps Pork & Beans 3 cans .... 25c i Good Red Kidney Beans 2 cans 25c U Good Grade Pineapples ,can 25c g Bulk Peanut Butter lb 20c ■ Mixed Pickles bulk lb 30c || || Complete Line of Canned Goods g Fresh Home Made Cottage Cheese | S and Country Butter |j H AU kinds of Cold Meats & Cheese K S Deliveries Any Time g g TRY Us Phone 106 or 107 g I Mutschlers Meat Market I

! mmwiiiii.iHiii.»« We make it possible for you to save— use your phone CENTRAL GROCERY | “OF CO URSE” Phones 31-32 Free Delivery COOKIES”- “ 49c II II .1... , @ S spa M Rest Eastern 25 lbssl.6l B 1 B> Cane in Cloth baRS ’ 100 lb 56.29 WF Wl Ml ■ W f9rn S "« ar ' 2lb .... 15c MALT ’“"ran, 6011 '"” 3 " H ° P * k™ l ™ l I mC ° rn ’ Peas ’ Tomatoes, Beans, 2 cans . 25c ■lll ■W W Pork & Be ' insJf 3 cans 25c Fresh Fruits & Vegetables, Milk & Cream I Baked Goods, etc. OWEN S. DAVIS I The Store That Appreciates Your Business |

lowing office" were elected: O. O.J Rolfe of Hillsboro. <>hln, president;, I, h Rendell, of Greenville. New ( York, secretary; C. M Carter, of Scottsville. Kentucky, assistant secretary and treasurer. Following i» the poraoneoi of the class: R F Mayer, of West Bend. Wts.; H. I> Cromwell, Cascade, Idaho. ('• M. Carter. Seottaville. Ky.: Warren Sheman. Madrid. Neb.; W. E. Seely. Waverly. Va.; H K. Walter, Peru Ind.; H. M. Cosby. Wainfleet, Ont Canada. J. Hughte Martin, Colcheater. 111.. R A. Hoffman. Fairburg. Neb.; W. E McDaniel. Brownsburg. Ind.; Henry J Wisecamp, Alamosa. Col <) East, Faundale. Ohio; J. — . I

I But. Cambria, Va.; K.lw m I 'boll. Williamsport, Ohio, R t'm""’ E man, Toppenlah. Wash \v u i,’ N<!W ' B Who. Dyer, in.i,; D. I ville, N. Y.; O O. Ro|f e , H „ f"' | Ohio; F. A. Merrick. O«e lo " I •William Guusu, HaviUml 'a b ' ■ Olen Yoder, Grantsville, Md • i ’ fl Davison, Big Spring*. Neb ' L I Francke, Jr„ Walton, Neb' w " fl Luter. Chicago. 111., ArnoW J' | Dyer. Ind.; Walter Caroleen. Triutn't I Minn.; WilUa,.. H Myers, I P. E. Morriaey, Winston. h. Wi( . ’fl Kuhn. Mt. Joy. Penn.; Wl .| t ' rr I Young, Atlanta, Ga.; c, (l | c p ra . 9 Independence, Iowa; p. o ’ fl Albert City, Iowa; R. A . s IH ., lct . £ I coin. Neb. ■ J Executions Planned ■ To Entertain American 1 Taiteihar, Manchuria (United p I So pleased was General Chang com | ntander of the local garrison, at the I unusual visit of an American news I paper correspondent to this remote | point that he ordered out three con- ■ demned criminals and was about U I J lop off their heads byway of celebr*. I lion when the visitor hastily inter- I vetted and explained he didn't re quire I that form of entertainment I NOTICE I Plenty of money to loan on I eity property. I ' SCHURGER ABSTRACT CO j Watch Your Breakfast i ' Start every day — with food that “stands by” you HOW you feel all morning depends largely on what you eat ! for breakfast. Thousands have unenergetic forenoons because of wrong | breakfast eating. To feci right, you must have a well- | balanced, complete breakfast ration. I ) At most other meals —lunch and j dinner—- you get it. Bat breakfast is a,h.prried meal, often badly chosen. ; Thus Quaker Oats, containing I 16% protein, food's great tissue builder, 58% carbohydrate, its great I energy element, plus all important vitamines and the “bulk" that makes laxatives seldom needed, is the dietetic urge of the world today. It is food that “stands by” you through the morning Food that should start every breakfast in your home. Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 i minutes. That’s faster than plain I toast. Don’t deny yourself the natural stimulation this rich food offers. L Quaker.. Oats

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