Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 238, Decatur, Adams County, 8 October 1926 — Page 6

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Filter & Sarris CASH GROCERY Dealers in Granite, Tin and Aluminum Ware Phones 3, and 5 Free City Delivery Quality, Service and Low Prices Sir r, Fine Cane Granulated, 10 pounds ... .64c On is, Medium Size Yellows, 12 pounds 25c Bushel 89c No. 1 White Michigan Potatoes, 15 lb. peck . ,47c 60 pound bushel ~ $1.89 Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans for y 19c Corn Meal, Gooch’s Fine Granulated. Yellow or White, 10 pounds.. .38c; pound 4c Gooch’s New Prepared Pancake and Buckwheat Floun Back again better than ever, the large bag 29c Campbells Tomato Soup, 3 cans 25c Shredded Wheat Biscuit, package llc< Quaker Puffed Wheat, p packages .' 25c Quaker Rolled Oats, 30c size for 25c Butter, Special Sweet Creamery, pound 48c Clover Leaf Creamery pound 51c Oleo, Tropico Nut, pov ! .' 22c Maytime Nut Oleo, pen d ? 27c Standard Nut Oleo, p<» nd 30c Peanut Butter, finest • lality, pound 20c Tokay Grapes. 3 pount’ *> 25c Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 5 pounds 18c; 10 lbs.. 35c Fk r, Prick fl atur, the best in Winter Wheat, 1. lb 50c; 24 lbs. 90c; 48 lbs. SI.BO Gooch’s Flour, i e and better bread. 24 4b. $1.15 48 pounds... $2.30; barrel $9.00 Gooch's Macar* ! pounds 25c Package Macar. Spaghetti, Broad o’ me Egg Noodles, a packages \2sc Whole Wheat Flour, 5 pounds 34c Syrup, Penick and Fords— Golden Color, gallon 49c; ’/: gallon 27c C rystal White, gallon 57c; % gallon 30c Maple Flavor, gallon 70c; gallon for... 38c £~ IB 11 ■!!!■ iM—B— Fly Tox for Flies, 50c size for 35c Bulk Raisins, pound 11c ( oftee in bulk, pound... 27c, 30c, 40c, 44c and 50c Seal Brand Coffee in 1 and 2 lb. tins 55c lb. Santa Clara Prunes, pound 19c anoMichigan Hand Picktd Navy Beans, 5 lbs... .33c C alifornia Lima Beans, 2 pounds . . f . 25c Fresh Bulk Rolled Oats, 6 pounds 25c Brillo for C leaning Pots and Kettles, 3 pkgs. 25c He ey, New White Clover, full sections 20c Oy\ r Shells, 100 pound bag SI.OO Salt, Diamond Crystal, the salt that’s all salt 25 pound bag... 35c; 50 pound bag 55c 50 pound Blocks of Salt for Stock 45c Diamond Crystal Salt with lodine, 2 boxes.. .25c Matches, Search Light, large boxes, 2 for... lie Corn, Sweet, Fine Quality, can 10c Corn, F’ancy Country Gentleman, 2 cans..-.. .25c Peas, Good Quality, 3 cans ...: 25c Peas, Tender Junes, 2 cans 25c Small Sifted, 17e; 3 for 50c Fig Bars or Ginger Snaps, 2 pounds 25c Malt, Blue Ribbon, can 69c Malt, Blatz, can ; 58c Green Cut Stringless Beans, 2 cans 25c Libbys or Van Camps Pt rk and Beans, 3 cans 25c Broom Special, ’-Sewed 'arlor 38c Lanterns, Cold Blast, T 11 or Short Globe.. .$1.35 Coal Buckets, large Ja anned 38c Large Galvanized ........... 48c Shovels 10c, 15c, 20c Clothes Hampt with Cover 98c and $1.45 Fruits, V ‘tables and Cold Meats • 4 f I

| FULL DAY OF ENTERTAINMENT ASSURED, OCT. 19 liJoirriMVEu i-hom raoic oye) l>« arranged at the entrance to Lib i| > Wax WiWM J. S. Peterdon. II ! M Eh I tiger and Chai tn er Porter will be In Vharge. The barb, rue lunch will be prepared on the Ettinger lot on j Second street and served in a large tent to bo erected on Liberty Way. I The gift awarding w ill be in charge I

DON’T PAY MORE- -DON’T WORRY. I PHONE AND SAVE. ¥ I Central Grocery I 3 “Os Course” S ■ Phones 31 and 32 Free City Delivery ■1 3 Little Yellow Sun Maid Seedless I i Cling Peaches in Raisins, Special, all ® i a heavy syrup. Special week, ]9(» m « all week, 25c P er P° u,, d-• •• J ’ Can I . 12 cans $2.90 Quart Fruit B ,1 Ch ipso, Large pkg. ’ 83c ■ I g Special, all IQn m week, at flil M—KWI KU'ITTM ■! I f Little Elt ( OHI UIUI I Hershey Sweet Milk Peas, Special 44c i Chocolate a week ’ 3 can I" Coating, 1b... i Extra Fancy Yellow B | White Lily Flour tor Bananas bread or pas- 3 n )s B r try. 21'-’ lbs. 1 I I McKenzies Buck- Perfection Luxury wheat Flour O’.p Cookies, Spe- 1 g B a g cial, 2 dozen.. Fancy Yellow Corn Little Ell Cake Flour I Meal. , ]O ( . Why pay 25c | I 4 lbs more? box... Expect car of Fancy Winter Apples Satur- I day or Monday. Prices right. B ‘ Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Baked .3 f Goods, Milk, etc. S j OWEN S. DAVIS 11 -HE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINES&J |

fp--— —— . _■ ... ,-- - — »* «K» "' '-*'-* '** M " *" *'T 7 BRAND ■ ’ COFFEE Get a Pound ‘ «a . 1: Suvp th. coupons In Jj» 11 1 each package. When you have the required number take them to your grocer .->- . / and he will give you a . .'C''k KK& v&S&rf-i If .A"*' i j^g a j&A;''SfW>, l /.; i" . 'll package of “I”' BRAND .ZSkC'>z*SSy AM ffiKßwlggSßk ■ ff < • - coffee. absolvtelv IWfflMßu'<<» a *a^Jfcv»gw' JpO ZMS&FKMItk ; ? 1 FREE of charge. \ J We h a v e redeemed KbBBS?U SSSMk---n- 4 ‘9?S» enough of these eertifi- — ~C. •••4> C * cates in the past few ’ ’ ■ s months entitling the <us- '-T - ; . toniers to over 1.000 pounds 11 a ■-■■. . of coffee. Worth while! "' '•, » ' ~~ ’-■ ••» fWW ''jj J I Think it over! Jv&ISC > ML --^-^T —t — '-— 'i eA. ' j L—_ i 'r 1 ■ I < Grown in the world’s greatest coffee country, and rich in the aromatic oil upon which coffee flavor depends,'"PERFECT” BRAND COFFEE has a flavor that never fails to i delight real coffee lovers. It is free from chaff or any by-product that would give it a bitter tang—is perfectly blended and roasted—steel cut—and packed in air-tight paper * v cartons. It makes a clear, amber-colored beverage that is fragrant apd satisfying. To sun curing, which eliminates ail waste moisture and leaves only the rich, mellow essential oils, much of its delightful fragrance and flavor is due. At all times and in all x places p ( where good coffee is important, always serve “PERFECT” BRAND. YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CANNOT BUY BETTER COFFEE. . » ' 1 - , „ . . ? e — •- - - v • -- ; lL 'I I I v ’ ,■ . j

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1926.

J of a committee of flve farmers, to be appointed by the general officers tor tl>.. ..vent 'I Advertising has started anil reports I are that large delegations are corning I from far and near. It looks like a I great event. To guard against bad 1 weather, tents will be furnished for 1 the barbecue at both places, and for the registration booth In case of rain, the afternoon program will be held 1 under this tent, also. All committees will meet Monday 'evening, at 7:30 o’elo ‘i. at the Indua-

j trial rooms. MUCH INTEREST IS MANIFESTED Evangelistic Service At Baptist Church Well Attend- y ed Night Zj The service at the Baptist church J was well attended last night and much I Interest was in the evan I gelist's sermon. Tonight, the subject! of the message will be, “Is the Woild! I coming to an End?" There will be no 1 services Saturday night. On Sunday | a great mass meeting, for men and wo-! men will be held at 2:30 P. M., when! Mr. Scruby will speak from the sub-

IBS! I T% | For canning. New York Elbertas ■ AS) PR AC basket $1.69 r I 1 VdVllvd Very low price. HI pounds 39c W A TJ 0 Square Mason, Pints, dozen 74c || S gj fjLL\O " ith Lids and rubbers. Quarts, dozen Sic I* H wif /XT TIX Country Club. 98 |b, bag $4.29 fS re L I |Il Ilf Country Club. 2I' 2 lb. bag... 51.09 I? I JL lUVr tta/aw Country Club. 12*/i lb. bag 57c I i French Brand, best quality, lb. 47c M i ; E'rr r Jewel, pound 39c K ■ VVI * lulu Golden Santos, pound 35c K ■ Crackers. Butter. |t„ , Potatoes. U. S. No. r/I I I Soda or Oyster, lb. EtcV I’s, peck JUL I * Sweets. 5 lbs 17c Kg Cakes. Chocolate Pecans, _ §or Cocoanut 97 „ f ’ r “ pes « hforma 1 r M | Marshmallow, lb.. 2I C Tokavs ’ 2 1 * Bananas, Fancy 1 K ’ Oats. Country Club 9^ n Yellow Fruit. 2 lbs. lOU H Quick Cook, 3 Large sfte package 19c Apples, Fancy Box I . Jonathans, 4 tbs.. ■ >"T Chili Con Carne IXp Grimes Golden. slb 22c pi ■ Country Club, can „ .. ~ „ sE Bacon, tancy Sugar Cured Sr ■ Lard. Pure. Kettle >)* 3 lb. piece or more Qr K Rendered, i lbs... ODC Pound 9eJL || 'I Gloves, Canvas, Ifk Cottage Hams. Finest IS s good quality, pair AVV Quality, 4fir* I ■ 12 pair $1.15 No bone, lb 4UC fl Soap. P.&G. White Op* Pails, Enamel Garbage fl H Naptha. 6 bars....ZitJV Pails, with 4Qz» f Kirks, bar 4c cover, each “Xt/C

' ject "The World goao Mad ’. His subject last. night was "Sixteen Million Reasons Why 1 believe in the Second I Coming of Christ." HI said In part: "The Doctrine of Christ’s Second 1 Coming Is the key that unlocks the i itorehouse of Paul urges I us to "Study to show thyself approved j into God. rightly divining the Word 1 of Truth.' The Bible cannot be atudled aright, nk>r understood properly, a-(Y..i-t from a knowledge of thia ImportI und doctrine. "We (relieve In the doctrine because ; of the place of prominence and im I portance given It in the Bible. It 1s I the theme that is emphasised most, land mentioned the irost .‘roquently lv I both testaments. We believe In the second advent of Christ, because of | the proclamntlon of the fact by Ch.-ist i himself. He could n>t be mistaken. I He was infallab’.e. He declared to h<s disciples: 'I shall come again and re-

ceive you unto myself. This attested by the angels. wt)o a ' "This same Jesus which is , Qh from you Into heaven, shall , n In like manner.’’ " co ®* 1 "We believe the doctrine beta the prevalency of signs that arT* to precede his coming. God Is (t?" 1 Italy dealing with thre. ”• ' people- tne Jews, the Gentiles the f hm-eh. There are sixteen m’m, Jews In the world today, every a reason why Christ nu9t c<w 1 H» must come to fulfill the protni... made to them, to give them again th land of Palestine, and to sit upon tl throne of his father David in j„'* salem, to reign over >he whole earth "The second coming of Christ the only unfulfilled fait conierniJ the Gospel. Those that have been . 1 complished are the virgin birth, Vic. anious Atonement, Physical resiir,iion. Ascention into Heaven, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit cn the day of Pentecost." o- ’ ——_ | CONVENTION AT PLEASANI’ MILLS (CONTIMUED FROM PACK OVB> means to guide the splendid enetgy of youth from Sunday school into chan- ■ nets of pelaaaat sen ice for God ai;( i Man." The Program is ai follows: Aqernoon session 2:00 P. M. S° nK Congregates/ 1 Devotional R ev Shipl-y Song Calvary Evangelical S. S. Address “Unused Resources" Rev B. N. Covert. Decatur Song .... Pleasant Mills Baptist 8 S. Address —“The Place the S. S Should Have in the Worship Services Rev, Ixrose. Decatur Song Pleasanrtlills M. E. S. 8. Song Bobo U. B. S. S. I Benediction. Evening Session 7:30 P. M. Song Congregation Devotions. I Song Mt. Tabor M. E. S. 8. I Address “Why the Break" Rev White Song Congregation Address Rev Arndt. Bern? Duet Rev. and Mrs. E. C. White ‘Reading Prof R. J. Mann Music Announcements. Awarding Banner. Song Congregation Benediction. TAX REDUCTION TALK INCREASES Political Excitement, Stirred Up By Democrats, Is Spreading By Paul R. Mallon U. P. Staff Correspondent Washington. Oct. 8. — Political excitement stirred up by the democratic plan to reduce taxes again this winter increased today. As Senator Robinson, democratic floor leader opened a series of conferences with his lieutenants to develop the democratic thrust, republicans ■' sch, mSenator Borah, republican, Idaho, who lias taken a leading part in recent tax fights —pot always on the side of the administration—ridiculed the democratic plan as a political campaign movement impossible of fulfill ment. | * * There will be'no effort at tax reduction at the coming session of congress, Borah predicted, despite Robinson’s simultaneous statement that the democrats intended to put the matter to a vote with prospects of success. Borah declared the short session is too brief to permit intelligent study of a complicated tax problem and that if the matter is to be discussed, there woulti have Jo be an extra ><ssion next March. But Robinson is optimistic. "If we have a surplus like the republicans claims, there is no occas on for waiting tor a tax reduction n' lll 1928," he said. “The people are e»titlled to a reduction and we will try to give it to them.” Robinson expects to add some fcestions to the reduction resolution now being drirtvn by Senator >"11 mens, ranking democratic member 0 the finance committee. Simmons is not in town but R>' " son will meet all democratic membe of the finance committee and bouse ways and means commit 11 n in the city with a view to cl)o '“ na ing their opinions in the reso u 1 Meantime the treasufy departure is beginning to take the nioienie with more serious consideration der Secretary Winston in a H> ei » took occasion to attack the p>°J l ■ "O Coon Chase To Be Held Eats Os City, Saturday A coon chase will be held on 1,10 L. Gaunt farm, five and one-half n" 1 east of Decatur, Saturday, O< to 11 r Prizes will be awardol to the win ll1 ’