Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 72, Decatur, Adams County, 25 March 1927 — Page 7

I Ths I Understanding I Heart I sy PETER B. KYNE I a two-thousand-dollar ■ ~r Vl .ste><luy from a new cchnI "''f that's angling for a power site ■ ' t | lt . KlainaUi Kiver. Already ■ ll0 *'" modest little office uud sumI "’“'■''f'u,” tare, mostly paid for. and ■ cbeap fU .. Ditle furnished house we ■' 1 k "‘lt until our future plans have I fil " g i So I thought I'd be brave I "’“lrome UP ami ask you to marry I :l " 1 i n line a definite date. I "’’.’cm'., on. now. gal. No beating I , bush with Squire Garland, m'b Malon is going down to Mie Arl' nline to make a new start in ife. i p and Bentley are quarreling j“r Jv as m " ho has the better right ’ , ve the bride away. I imagine Bob m vin-and lie's so anxious to be on his way 1 don’t think you ought ... vppn him waiting.’ ‘ ..When can 1 leave Bogus, dear? "''in’fhvminutes. if h " Bt,e - , ut . ( .i.ssors wil larrvie. convoyea I’ Chief Ranger Casey, late this afternoon. While i'm saddling your h .r<.. you luck what you wayt to •ake with vott; then I'll load it on fnele Charley's critters and we'll ' within the hour they left Bogus, the little pack mules picking their way gingerly down the trail to Tantrum. Munica i- old Airedale padding soberly behind them. The girl looked back once at the lookout just More a shoulder in the trail obscured it forever. "I have escaped—at last.” she murmured, and then her moist gaz.’l shifted down into Tantrum Meadows, lip the slopes of the hills beyond and across the tumbled, timber-dad crests that stretched in every direction to the horizon From the madrone tree over Vncle Charley's grave the blue ja' screamed harshly. "No, well not forget you. Vncle Charley.'' the girl murmured. "We’ll come back'some day and keep outword with you to carry you back to Winchester and leave you there with the heroes and the ages.” At the Tantrum Meadows ranger station Tony unpacked the mules and turned them loose; his horse he presented to his succsesor on the job. and Monica, not to be outdone in generosity, presented him with hers. "On one condition,'' she told the ranger. "Once a year Tony and I are coming back to the San Dimas, and then you can loan us the horses for a little while. You know how it is with hill people They must return to the hills.” In l'n .’barley's old flivver they lef' thi' San Dimas, Tony altt-.the wli. itcsjda,gum Aireuate standing’on ttie traw’S'Se m the tonneau and barking his appreciating of the change. Late in the afternoon they crossed the ridge to th ewest and the green meadows of Shasta Valley lay outspread before them; afar they saw the roofs of Montague clustering in the plain. "There lies our w-orld—and not so immense and not so contemptuous as it used to be," Tony murmured, pointing "it all depends on the mental angle from which one views it. and if one is happy ” _ the cur and I «>•> ' it, hii.'l :. i ”” ■ -thilL Mt Shasta lift.-d ’> <.vy Artificial Flowers and \ elour Pillows ON SALE SATURDAY at CENTRAL GROCERY. Leave orders for Easier flowers "all pockets, pillow sets and Scarfs. Mrs. F.vß. Hunter 231 No. 13th St. Telephone No. 1203. Central Grocery ‘‘Of Course” ones 31-32 Free Delivery Lentral Rest. Bulk, «'«. pound Z 4 C ’LI Reliable ' j q ;° un l (i 48 c liursley’s High j r Gra de, pound 4t>C [•"od 1-Sewed Carpet Iff., Sx - 1 45c Union Sets, -g n ye'low and red lUC l! l kinds of Garden Seeds. 1 'n S *\. Straw berries. Carrots, s ’ Oni ons, Cabbage, •">'k and Baked Goods. Robert Zvvick

creat, and slowly up that region of' eternal snow the alpenglow was creeping, eternal farewell of a day thut is done. Monica drew her lover's head down to her shoulder ami kissed the tanned cheek. "Ami tomorrow, dear heart," she murmured, "early tomorrow, the same old glowwill go creeping upward again; and when we see it we shall see the promise of another day!" the end. Copyright ln;t> l-< ter » Kvne by ai raiigeiiient with King Feature* Syndicate. Inc Caterpillar Menace Threatens Lafayette, Ind.. Match 25 (United Press) \Vtuning of a po sible cate pillar menace in Indiana was sounded today by officials of the Purdue agricultural school who say egg masse., of the tussock moth are abundant' throughout the state this year. Destruction of the egg masses now or splaying the trees with an arsenical later in the season will jni-teu* shade trod defolution, an rding to Proi'. J. J. Davis, Purdue entotpolo- | gist. —— l ■ o a Wabash Now that spring has officially arrived, J. J. Compton of Wabash has started loking for signs of i summer. So far he has reported finding a number of grasshoppers on his farme near here. Scottsburg—Funeral expenses for Mrs Jane Cossage of this city were partly paid with an old $lO bill which Mrs. Gossage received from her husband during the Civil war. She refused to f art witii it until her death.

Flour, Hoosier QfJ' C Potatoes, QQ QI 24 lb. bag OflV |l5 Ib. peck UUV fn j»?w«uraeas«Bßn!''ii« ■ |AI l! I Soap. Laundry, Dr K V \ afl Pa ? er Cleaner, QI M* all kinds, 1G barstSOC E ' i*max, Prunes large sizetfj J* „ 1U 2 !b. -DC Sla ,h - Sc JK nr""*- »--*>•«-— * pound box UU flrrl I? I 9nh/> Argo Corn L) Us ÜBBHBBMMMHrannHI Starch, lib. box.. OV Hl’ost Toasties, Corn Campbell’s Beam and IM Flakes, 19 , Tomato Soup Ol H large boxes ... 3 cans Is I ■ ■ll—Bllf rwifl'llliiiwil, lit MJIW-I r-- II Macaroni, Spa- 1 j Coffee, Fresh Ground, lb Sghetti. bd!k. Ib. 1 15, 12, 38c, 34c, 30c, 25c Pl ■MnKnwnrawxsnMMMMnHM* Ul Full line of Melts and Cheese. Lard, 2 tbs., 29c: Oleo. lb. 19c; Salt, 100 tbs. 89c: Block Salt. 39c: Chicken Feed, 100 fb. $2.35; Ml Fine Chick Feed, ICO tb. $2.50; Chick Starter, 8 3 tb. bag 40c. i Visit the Hoosier and save the d fference. Phone 103. ——

lOfSifif They’ve Taken the I City By Storm! I I /w i Everywhere, housewives greet with enthusiasm this newest “PERFECT” delight I DELICIOUS — JUICY — FULL - FLA VORED | UtMtffflHl I The i< DVDET P"T ,> TellsA " I Name M .Ej-Ot * £ About it =? Ripe APRICOTS REGULAR 30c VALUE for ONLY UH I ***’ g None of the tartness and “green” tastes usually associated with this fruit. Huscious Apricots that are tree-r\pened. then BE canned with all their natural ripened flavor intact. You’ll |1 • 1 "l *iF eLtS never be able to appreciate their full-flavored goodness un- [y Eg •Ai £r, a'; t>’ i / I*fi t»l you try them. ■ This Extraordinary Low Price Effective Only On Combination, One Can for 15c with Each pound KM “PERFECT” COFFEE I Either Tin Can or Carton at Regular Price for the Coffee Im w«.j ’T ' >~i /■* T'r'i Take home a can of these wonderfully flavored Apricots 1OM4•A al »» B ’s GO TO DAY—a large can crammed full of the finest fruit you’ve ever w/xirft tasted, packed in a rich syrup fairly teeming with the ripened Ksl YOUK flavor. ■ MS jaSub rPA/'E'D you’ve never tried “PERFECT” Brand COFFEE you have w?J 1 Kt' KjIvUIdLLJK a double treat in store. A perfect blended, steel cut, aromatic Pi : -J THRAVI beverage that satisfies the exacting requirements of the most TT***^^ r VzLz/\ I . discerning coffee taste.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRATFRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1927.

Fight Against Corn Borer To Open At Once ImliuiinpoliH, Ind. March 25. —(United Press) — The fight against the European corn borer in Indiana will get under way at once, according to an announcement by Frank N. Wallace, state entomologist, following u meeting here between state officials I and L. W. Worthley, Administrator of the Federal government in control of the pest. Plans for the bored buttle provided for distribution of spedu) machinery in the northeastern Indiana counties Intested by the pest and immediate assignment of seven men to take I chatge of work there. Oxford Student Paper Attacks Oxford Bags Oxford, Eng. (United Press) Ox-j lord bags will no longer be Oxford < bags if the present "anti-flop" cam- [ ;:aii:n of the "Iris," Oxford's official j , student publication, receives popular) CLU-COLDS ■ . Check at first sneeze. Rub on—inhale vapors VICKS

support. "It would be to the good if more members of the University were to give up the convenient, though disgusting grey trousers in favor of complete suits,” the Iris recently said. "We make frenzied efforts to be metropolitan In our mental fashions; why should we not also do so in our physical t'ashious?" The official University tailor wrote

SCHMITT’S FOR QUALITY MEATS ,We will have a nice bunch of fancy roasting, frying and stewing Chickens. Also some nice Spring Lamb. A FEW REAL SPECIALS Boiling Beef, Rib or Plate 10c lb. Fancy Beef Roast (Young) 15c lb. Veal Stew or Pocket Roast 15c lb. Special Meat (Beef, Pork and Veal) ..25c lb. Pure Pork Sausage (All Pork) 23c lb. No. 1 Fresh Oysters 30c pint or 55c quart Large counts lor frying, in pint cans 40c pt SMOKED MEATS ♦ New York Shoulders, Eckart cure 22c lb. Picnic Hams, Eckart cure 22c lb. Hockless Picnic Hams, Fancy, 4 lb. each. .25c lb. Smoked Jowels 20c Ib. Home Cured Bacon in a chunk 25c tb. SPECIAL LARD SALE No. 1 Home Rendered 3 pound Pails 50c 5 pound Pails ..80c 10 pound Pails .$1.50 25 pound Cans $3.50 50 pound cans $7.00 Also a full line of Fresh, Smoked, Pickled and Salted Fish. Plenty Hearts, Brains, Liver, Spare Ribs, Neck Bones and a full line of Cold Meats. Free Delivery to any part of the city any time of ph Q °' ,es H. P. Schmitt ~F ree % Meat Market sS

1 to the Ihlh supporting the campaign ■ declaring, "All they want now ure ugly > bugs to flop about. Anything stylish • is burred.” ( « NOTICE ' I All persons having watches and ■ clocks al the Hensley Jewelry store ' are requested tq call for same at once, or they will be sold to cover cost of repairing. We still do optical i work and repair work. ' 71t3 D. M. HENSLEY.

I THE HOME OF QUALITY GROCERIE Sll H There never was anyone who made food pfodttels (i(M)D that someone did not make it WORSE, I K and sell it for less. j.;' M We sell you the GOOD GOODS, and save you E money, too. MAKE US PROVE IT. ' ■ Peeled Evaporated Peaches in 2 11). pkgs. 4*) Very fancy, package tcOL H Fancy Sunsweet Prunes in 2 lb. pkgs. Fancy Seeded or Seedless Raisins, Ib. pkg. Ofxz* £ 2 for ■ Fancy Seedless Raisins in bulk (Az* M ■ Pound M I ■ Sugared Dates in bulk, 2 pounds for M • ■ Lake Superior Herring in brine. ■ 2 pounds ■ Skinned and Boneless Herring, Oil/* E p Pound M OUR SPECIAL FOR A WEEK , H DON’T PASS THEM UP K; 30c package Gold Dust 25c I Climax or Cleveland Wall Paper Cleaner . Ft 4 75c Merkle Broom, Special Value 4 : ■ Only "1 « C E ■ Large Bottle Catsup 10C Q 126 Size Navel Oranges, (40z» 11Dozen OvC g' > ■ Extra Fancy Winesap Apples ft H 3 pounds tetß PGood time to buy that supply of Sugar for Canning. Fancy Early Seed Potatoes: Rose. Cobblers, Triumphs, Ohios—from Certified Seed. • ■ Full line of Garden and Lawn Seeds. , Daugherty's Cakes and Baked Goods. iH Good Candy lie Ib. K I M. E. Hower ! £ —Phone 108— ISAM HITE Sj I South End Grocery I Phone 204 Free Delivery H Opposite Erie Depot 810 tbs. Pure Cane /• 4 Large Cans Little Elf ■ T| Sugar 041 Paches, in heavy QCx, R I 10 cakes P.&G. S , yrup J o ? I White Naptha Soap OC - ! ca ns Red Beans Ihi 3 tbs. Fancy New «’7 k m o ji o • • 3 cans Red Kidnev Off* „ Ha R Seedless Raisins. . 4^*7V • / 3 lbs. Fancy New 3 Pumpkin 9 R Hl Man-O-War Coffee QPL z, 3 cans Kraut Ofwz* R R 1 pound OtJV V I I Fancy Sanios Cos- O?,, Beans I fee in bulk. tb.... I V 2 large cans ■ I 4 Ib. Fancy Navy Tomatoes tezOC B I Beans **t)t 2 cans Green or K I 3 large cans r . Golden Wax E Hominy B Early June Peas OKz» a» r< r ■ 8 tb. Fancy Coun- Off'.. R ■ J „ L try Onions 2&C E Good Sweet Corn Swansdown Cake 0(1,. B B Large t ans Little Elf Pine- Fancy Blackberries 9 r B apple, in heavy j n Byrup R* B svru P 3 cans Fancy 9Qz* fe B Large Cans Little Elf Lima Beans B Apricots, in heavy B syrup tef)v Perfect Peaches... L R — B UM) pound bag Oyster Shells 98c! 100 pound bag Medium Salt ‘ 98c I 100 pound bag Scratch Feed $2.491 100 pound bag Chick Feed $2.791 Heavy Plain Blue Overalls SI,OOB g 2 lb. box Fancy Peeled Dry Peaches 45c B g 2 cans Fancy Salmon 29 c I I 2 large cans Sweet Potatoes 28c i B 3 cans Van Camps Baked Beans 25c I g 2 cans Little Elf Sweet Corn 28c I E 21 lb. sack Lady Washington Flour 98c 1 M Our Pure Seed Potatoes are in: Early Ohios, Early Rose, Early Cobblers, Strawberry or Triumphs. S Another Big Sale on Apples QQz* B ! A Basket OtJV

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