Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 191, Decatur, Adams County, 13 August 1926 — Page 2

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■ Save At .■ Miller & Deitsch | PHONE 215 Ijook! — Ixx)k! T These prices for Saturday only g Large Can Georgia Belle Peaches 20c 3 Raspberries canned, can & Little Elf t anned Grape Fruit -’ IC Large Can Sliced Pineapple, in heavy syrups .. .30c Perfect Ripe Apricots, very nice 30c Ask for tickets—ss.oo given aw.’y every Saturday night at 8 oclock fjp |-g» I NORTH SECOND Illi V Pet or f arnation tall can 1,,c; B MILR White House tall cans 3 for .... £tlv I CHEESE 25c | I MACARONI " v """ 25c I I LARD 37c I ■ ■. ■ Certo for Making OA I Jar Ring Cold Pack H j* ■ bot. ■.•••• I Quart Jar tv 8 I MASON K'^'rx-.. 7 *:.... 69c I; I BANANAS " 29c | » _ ' |g (Hives Plain 1 r t Dili Pickles nj* S ■ 5 1-2 <>7.. Jar IOC I Puart Jar, «Ov I I FLOUR '■"'." r '’ n ' s ' ,lir?s ... sl-25 1 B Alls) I n Cane only 25 lb. Bale ... .$1.62 /••)„ fl OUunn 10 P° undß OOC hi « — ; is Lemons 300 size I Potatoes No. 1 Cob-|A X H large, d&z ’Jut | biers 15 lb ,pk. . . ■ ■ We Buy Eggs & Produce for Cash only H B E. J. Dixon, Mgr. -Estahlished-Decatur Ind ■: S 1859 121 N. 2nd* ■Xfo w> - ‘ IMIEROI I CORN’,: or T ’ matoes 25c |i I Mocnn I arc opiate Style, (Its doz. 79c I | Jdld Pints doz Gf)c B. I 1 B ’A TY Country Club. 1 1-2 lb. Double or split H BKKrAII ,oaf Wc ■ .•I 18l % | sFII I J Country Club, 1 lb. loaf 7c I H Country Club. 1 lb. loaf whole wheat ’ 8c g 8 T| f* XYTP T? French Brand, finest quality, lb. 47c I O *■ »< >■ r■Ji J Jewel Brand, lb. . 39c g| Cakes, Kroger made 2 lbs. Bananas, Fancy j P B ■ asst flavors ..35c; HP,. Yellow Fruit 2 lbs. lt)C K B 2 oz. sq. layer ..., (wOC I Lard Pure Kettle ,>o,atoe % Qfip » | Rendered. 2 lbs. . 3/C Verv ,ow P nce 4 »>sOVC g| R Oleo Eatmore OO Z , Lemons. 360 size k)FT t I N'u» lb £<-iC Low Price, doz. .. £I I I ■ Good Luck lb 27c Lg 8.. . . Bacon, Nice and *) 7 „ ■ ■ I Lean ’ lb 3/C B; si Mason Jar, qt. .. «ut I !o',b C S | Spaghetti. Franco Soap Powder. Kro- 1 r B I American. 3 cans . 2»J( s 'arge pkg. .. K I Window Screens Soap, Sweetheart, 11 I B Meta! adjusf’e ea. tJ“rv for toilet, 2 bars . xxv - J 1

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I Public sale. Butler & Ahr sale ( barn. Ist street, Decatur, commencing I p. m. Saturday, Aug. 14. Horses, cattle, hogs and sheep. 10 head Rhode Island Red pullets. 18913 , . o i Qfet the Habit—Trade at Home. It Pays - -■ ——— — 1 - • y non - —— O PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER I Mimmeopraphing and Addressing Office Room 1, > Peoples Loan & Trust Bldg. j Offce Phone 606-Home Phone 1171 ! MILDRED AKEY II O —ooo —000 —- 0

| a ■ " I Quality-Service-Courtesy > White Meat Market at 226 Monroe St. for all Kinds > fresh-Smoked X Cold Meats ] Special for Saturday Only ] i Veal Steak. 25c I [ Beef Sleak. lb ■ • • ; Beef Boil, lb 40< - ” »£ I • 2 Pound M. G. R. Coffee ' 2 Pound Old Reliable Coffee **•_ ' 2 Pound Little Elf Coffee a< ! 3 cans Van ('amp Pork & Beans i j 3 cans Little Elf Pork & Beans z > Oak Grove. Good Luck. Wayne Oleomargarine 2 lbs for 55c i [ Plentv of Dressed Spring & Stewing Chickens ( ; Fresh Coffee & Whipping Cream. Delivery all hours of day Phone No. 388 i j White Meat Market H. E. Farrar, Manager. I* 2 B For Luncheon or Desert i Cakes and Pastries i B ,lr fa kes. cookies, and pastries are baked fresli every morning. ® t' - ./ Z For a delightful lucheon or des- B p; ert try * U Millers Cakes * r TASTES LIKE MORE a- — , r H with TASTY or CONTER’S Ice cream ~ n ■ The Delicious sum me- meal ~ n ia Miller's Bread, ( akes and (.vokie's od s<i*v 'a ■ or at our bakery. » WBl BM iSmK k • : Millers Bakery : i Home of Fresh Baked Tasties ■ i ■ - f iQbßHgm lai Flour Hoosier Tin Cans ft| *|w Brand 24 Ih. bag t/Ov ddzen IV ' ■■■■■■■■«■■■■ fH Flour White Sunshine Mason Jars 7Qp I Xj _ Best Bread 1 ID * 4s- doz I</ V H flour 24 lb. fpJL.IV Pints doz 69c g|| Q Sugar Pure d* iCO -4ar übbers 1 aCL Cane 25 lb. epJL.OO 141 0 Bananas Ripe Mason Lids QQr» Fruit, 3 lbs. .. £IC O L Vinegar P.re 90 39C Ijl ~ uy S W Lard. Pure Ren ork & Beans 9‘> r ffi dcred 2 lbs. . . 3/ C j CanS ||J We carry n Mtk Lemons. Melons. Head Lettuce, and Peaches. Hoosier Products HI are sold with a money back Guarantee. Visit the Orange Front HI Store. Phone 103. *.a,¥lKS

'American Co-ed Tells Own Story Os Her Marriage To Indian Prince (HIMIMI II I ltoM PAOK ually dragged me Into a room where he and a friend of hts were sitting The I’rlmc leered at mo and tpokr In some strange tongue to her while I talked In Englb h with hts companion. A vonn" ehap named Syed, son of a Persian, son of a Persian Mow lb From then on 1 was foe cd to see the Delhi Prince every time he called After he had been coining to my home for about a month, the woman

told mo the Prince wanted me I later found ho hail offered 3.000 rupee, to pr simile me to go to him. I simply flew at my husband He ••poopoood" at my fears and blamed her for any Indesiretlons the Prince might have had In mind. Rut Ahanl still remained nice to the Prince, often hart him to our homo for dinner and even suggest 'd that wo accept the Prince’s Invitation to live with him In hts palace. When I wouldn't hear of such a thing, my husband ’.e<an trying to get all of my money. Pulling two and two together, elded that Ahanl was land poor, as 1 la’er found he was. that ho was. really Id league with the English adventuress to "Sell I no " to the Dephi Prime, and following 'that, he want'd my money, whi h by that time had mounted to a consider j able sum. — During those miserable months in | the Calcuta house >'ith my husband land his awful friend, the Prince of |' Ikdhi. I speculated in English pounds 1 and Indian rupees. I started buying ' rupees merely to ha'e something to | do. but the knowledge I obtained in 1 a business course a 1 Northwestern i University—so far away and semingI ly so long before enabled mo to turn I [my little game into a very prosperous I 1 business Before I knew it I tad made several i (thousand dollars. Al ant “bori

iL jiw The Outdoors Is Yours! Your own car makes the whole country yours —with its peace of color and coolness. Not far from your own home are scenic treasures —adventure —fun — and romance. Find them! Follow the shores of sapphire lakes! Stop to fish in their cold clear depths. Drink in the fragrance of wild flowers and scented meadows! * You will find color wherever you go —green of forests—gold of wheat fields—blue waters of lake and stream —crimson of flaming sunsets. And always the promise of the unknown luring you on! Below is a suggestion of the rich treasure of the Middle West. I—Prairie du Rocher. Illinois, the only town in the United States having a commons on the old French plan. Chun h records date ir ck io 1120. i House of first governor oi Illinois where La Fayet’e was entertained used as post office. . ....... ‘ ■ ■ X’ in North Dakota. State Highways No. 34 and No. 20. 3— Lecompton. Kansas, where the 'Lecompton Constitution” was framed in 1857. View of Kansas and Delaware Rivers from the bluffs. Near Big Spring on Union Pacific Highway No. 10. ' 4— Storm Jake, lowa, a beautiful resort region. State Highways No. 4 and No. 5. 5— Indian fortifications north of Fourteen Mile Creek. Indiana. Peculiar formation over 200 feet high and in one place hardlv a rod wide. Near Charlestown on Wonderland Way No. 24 from Madison. i 6 — Mount Baldy, one of the largest sand dunes in the world, at Saugatuck. Michigan. State Highway No. 11. 7— Mille Lacs District in Minnesota, where the pine forests and oak forests meet. Frshirik is very good in this district. State Highway No. 18 from Brainerd follows the shore of Mille Lac. 8— Sibley, Missouri, where Fort Osage was established in 1809, during Osage Indian War, one of the eastern terminals of the old Santa Fe Trail. Near Buckner on National Old Trails Road No. 6. I 9—Trempeautatu Mountain. Wisconsin, where Perrot, the French explorer, landed in 1685. Name denved from the French meaning "the hill which soaks in the water." Bold piece of scenery. State Highway No. 162 from Kolmen. I 10—Crgtal Cave, near Sturgis. South Dakota, with I I.bOO chambers of mystic beautv. Via Piedi mont, State Highway No. 30. Discovering scenic treasures for yourself is the best sport of all. It s aasy to do for splendid highways pa,,em smooth "«s over the entire Middle West. And Red Crown Gasolme can be Obtained easily wherever you go. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Service Stations have been ' ™ y° Qr sp on all the roads ol KlumZr TheOU ‘^’ is y-rs! Claim ®Buy Red Crown at Any Standard Oil Service Station and at Most Garages Standard Oil Company / DECATUR, INDIANA

(i f( , w lillll(II . P( | pound, from nu- hut ( Instead of pay> n * n ’ c b,C *' “* k<?Pt ' X p ••Nirrow” nmre I finally began to ev.de hia lequests for nip«M. ' | wns aorrytl.trr that I <H'l I I , lr , h „r lomhtdlnn article tomorrow. , Miss Kurlow -ells of her attempt at ! aulctde and evontu.h' -tK-npe to Amerii ca.) ! — ’ [I *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J t TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY + J From the Dally Democrat File + 4> Twenty Year. Ago Thl. D.y. ♦ * + ♦ + 4- ♦♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ . 20—Years Ago , August 13. H. B. Heller leaves for 1 St Lout, to scrye as groomsman at < the wedding of Mr. Charles M. Simc ? oke and Miss lJUir. Pritchett. Ihe ' wedding will take pltwe the 15th. Decatur defeats Toledo Shamrocks. a 9 to 4. 1 Slxty-fcur probaitioner. taken into f full membership of Methodist church s yesterday. K Harry Quit' 11 ' °f Chicago, is here o for a visit. n Jini Davis is building a new siden walk along the Big Store block. Mr. and Mrs. (’. M Kenyon move Io n Fort Wayne. s Girl baby born to Mr. and Mrs. August Broadheck. 1 Will Cokhin is suffering from blood " poison in the hand.

Citizen Soldiers H'eak ( amp T 0()(ly ludlannpoli., Ind. Aug 13 ( ed Preasl—First rH || u,„i rousM Indiana'. C, M T from sleep for the i Mt morning. ' nil , The work of clearing thp p quarters was under w.y ghortly |( / breakfast and by noon the l asl ' h was bonjeward bound. , * -O—-— | FOOTBALL SQUAD is going to lake _ tcoNTiwt r.n froSm. uif oxg, opening of school, at .d the < M ||lne rtu the boys a lot of good. Coach Marshall ask. d today that an boys who expect to try OU t f or th team this fall attend the meeting t " night, no matter if they can B( , t * to the lake. Prospects for a Rond ,„ am are not discouraging at present* — o HEAT returns WLLOWtNG RAIN -.- <I - OWTIWrRP _ FltO ” F ‘ M ft *B> that was forthcoming .nd the set in again thia morning. Unsehled weather is predicted for today and tomorrow, with a promis, of some rblief from the hot weather overhhe week end. Vacationists ate finding ideal weather in store f or fishing, swmming and other outdoor sports and weather predictions to the effect that most of August win be ideal vacation weather. FAMILY TICKETS FOR LOCAL FAIR PLACED ON SALE (CONTINUED FROM PACB ox.) u —l_—.l-.J— _- - Office. Magley—H. R. Raner. Pleasant Mills — R. H. Event. Monroeville —Citizens' State Rank. Andrews restaurant. Hoagland—Hoagland stale Bank. Henry Koeneman. Willshire, Ohio —W. E. Spitler, Ward Atchison. Wren, Ohio — Wen Department store. Regular Dancing ( lass tonight. Saturday evening. Music by Fort Wayne Night Owls. Sunday night music by Ray Finkhouse. Sun-Set Park Dance Pavilion. o > j Public sale. Butler & Ahr salt' barn. Ist street, Decatur, commencing 1 p. m. Saturday. Aug. 14. Horses, cattle, hogs and sheep. 10 head Rhode Island Red pullets. 18913 Get the Habit—Trade at Home, it Pays ■' 1 Family Tickels . .... . (NORTHERN INDIANA F A IR Decatur, Indiana Sept. 1-2-3-4 $2.00 Good "For All The Family Including Automobile Every Day And Night Get Yours Today AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES Decatur Old Adams County Bank Finns Cigar Store First National Bank H. Knapp & Sons Centra! Grocery Eats Restaurant Peoples Loan * Trust Co. Kolter Grocery Fred Fullenkxmp Faroute Restaurant West End Restaurant Bobo Clemens Grocery Berne , Peoples,State Bank | Lehman Bros. 1 Bank of Berne Berne Hardware Co. Monroe Monroe State Bank Liechty Bros dl Co. Geneva Bhnk ot Geneva Eli Stuckey Firmers A JWerchants State Bank r Preble Farmers State Bank Pu»t Office Pleasant Mills R. H. Everitt Magley H. B. Bauer Monroeville .CHltens State Bank i Andrews Restaurant Hoagland I Hoagland State Bank Henry Koeneman Willshire. Ohio W. E. Spitler Ward Atchison Wren. Ohio Wren Department Store ' Better and Better