Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 184, Decatur, Adams County, 5 August 1927 — Page 7

I! WILLSHIRE NEWS • S By ix I • >« s : :!■*/» W? * >'. l’r*'^C a " ■ Mr . reorge Secrest and family, I ‘" ll "' wivne Orva Brookhart and I Tot Mendon. Mr. and Mrs. Noah la “ 1 n, , ,tur. Mr. and Mrs. Soloi Hockford, Mr. and .. fl % and family and James Mr ", ? \tt. rnoon guests were Mr. | ,1 " , . King of near Rockford. O SIM- .»■> J ‘ w( .re Sunday dinner guests r r' and Mrs. Fred Snyder. Mr. and “ C l le Tice, and Mr. and Mrs. Orr'os. were evening callers. •’t and Mrs. Paul Knlckerlmcher • chil(lren of Kalamazoo. Mich. ‘ ' )endimr this week with George partner and family and other Baumgartner spent last weeli with h>s unde, Win. Tindall of Parrett* Indltißa* J k Sll Hth and family of Decatur . Mr a!l ,i Mrs. Darrel Clouse and took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs . George Baumgartner and chiland Mis. Homer Minx were Sunjav dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. I j,cob Minx. In the afternoon they motored h> Gordon Park at St. Marys jlr. and Mrs. Floyd Manly, Mr. and jlcs Frank Caroll and Mrs. Dosa McI Gonigal. all of Decatur, spent Sunday ; .neiuoon with Mr. and M*s. Judson Passwater. Mr. and Mis- W. B. Hill visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Pontius, of Van i vert. Saturday. Helen Alspaugh, of Edon, Ohio, is ; spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. j Heibeit Aveiy and children. The Hileman-Schaffer, reunion was held Sunday, July 31, at Wren Park A splendid dinner was served at the jom hour, f tllowed by a program in ' the afternoon. Mary Morrison. Clark Spitler and John and Eva Hileman, of Toledo, spent the' week-end with relatives kW- , \ 't. Mrs. Chester Bryan and children. Os ort Wayne and Ned McKee, of Alma, Michigan, spent last week with Mr and Mrs John Byer. ..Carneeta Ross returned to her home la Fort Wayne, riday. after a two wks jjsit with in u. Airs, Clarence Geiesler was a Thursf to shopper in ort Wayne. John Stack and Emma Stack of Van Wert spent last week with Mr. and Mr-. John Cowan. Mrs. \V A. Dull and daughter, Vera Mr and Mr- Clifford Dull and daughters. Florence Katherine, Rosella, Betfy.and Barbara Lou Dull, and Ruth and Men Alsnaugfi partook of a picnic toper at Dulls Woods Wednesday in tenor of Rbsella's Ith and Betty's 6th Mrtliday anniversaries. A birthday party was given by Nell- . *yu Ross at the home of her parents July 26 in honor of he r 3rd birthday. Oames were played and then lunch Mas served Nellwyn received many lice presents. Those present were Kathleen and Harriet Detter, Mary I Ann and Ervin Avery. Janelle Cowan, Maty M eaaret anil Jaunita Stetter, I Doyt Bryan, Kent Geisler, Loretta i Hfchard, Pauline Mottinger, Ralph Ross and family of Fort Wayne, Mr. ' Mrs Delton Passwater and daugh-

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ter Fern of Decatur, Mrs. Henry Brunstrup and daughter, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Spitler, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spitler, Lucy Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. I W. E. Spitler, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hurless, Margaret Byer . Jessie Reichard, i Mrs. Margaret Byer, Mrs. Crumb of i Fort Wayne and Ned McKee of Alma Michigan. Ellen Richards, of Portland, is visiting with Mr and Mrs. William Young and other relatives. I Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and | Mrs. Roy Young were Mr. and Mrs. John Young. Mr. and Mrs. William ' Young, William Dauge and Ellen Richards, of Portland. Ina Alspaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sipe took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William Roudenbush. Mr. and Mrs. Stuckey and children, of Monroe, ami Mr. and Mrs. E. C. LowmiUer, of Dixon, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Avery and children. Mr. and Mrs. W. A Colter, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Myers were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry

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Colter, of Rivarre, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Koontz and children were Sunday dinner guests of, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Vining and children. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Davis and son and Eugene Riley visited Mr. and Mrs. I John Erhardt, Sunday. Lois Altheon is a guest of her friend 1 Margaret Thomas, of Celina. Rev. John Smith, of California <uid Mr. and Mrs. James Byer visited Mrs. H. Kohn, Thursday. I Cora Estham and two songs of Chicago spent from Wednesday until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Frye. | Mary Strickler is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Geisler and son,' Carl oil and daughter, Leah and Chainter Edwards visited Mrs. Mary Miller at the Masonic home at Springfield, Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Brandon and daughter, Thelma, and Geraldine Norris, of Van Wert, called on Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spitler Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Mercer and daughter Ruth, Mrs. Charity Brown

* and Mrs. Ellen Wagner were Sunday I guests of Mr. and Mrs. G; M. Syphers, 1 near Decatur. H. A. Winkler and family, Rev. W. L. Horst and family, Maxine Johnson and Omar Dillinger spent Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs. Ijiwrence Dilling. I — ' Miss Margaret Moran spent me day I in Fort Wayne with friends.

nw H T* A Twin or tingle Country Club, 1' 2 tb loaf 9c H » If M I ■ 1!-2 tb. Rye 10c; Vienna, 1 tb. loaf 7c "I 1 It Hl r». kJ 1 rb - lcaf Who| e Wheat 8c M 1 tb. loaf White 6c ■fl A • 1 Lemon Soda, Root Beer, N NAH SlflTlkC Ginger Ale. Pint bottle. ..10c ■ I Llvll Canada Dry Ginger Ale, bot 18c I mZN W >r* fl F’ l W isconsin Full Cream, Fresh 29c I I I H Brick, lb. 30c; Pimento Loaf 40c H H 1 Limberger, Odorless, pkg 12c H w a w-i jpl Mason Square, Quarts, dozen 85c H 1 '* TN Mason Square, Pints, dozen 74c I I Mason Square, Halt-gallon, dozen $1.19 ■ j ar Caos, doz. 24c; Jar Rubbers, doz. 6c IOLEO, Eatmcre 1 CORN, Peas, and Toma- m Nut, lb XtzU toes, No. 2 cans 25c I LARD, Open 1 P* a Kettle, lb IOC BANANAS, Yellow Q/k B Fruit, 3 lbs toiVV B SALMON, Large ICT 9 can, each lOC WATERMELONS, Grays, Average 30 lb. iQ 9 PEAHES, in their 1 rj each • 9 own svrup, Ig. can A • V & LEMONS, QO 9 ufAx-LT n a - _ 360 size, dozen.... OOv rd BEANS, Country 1 hLz* Club, 2 cans IDC Campbells, 3 cans, ~25c Ncw> 6 ‘ Ws Jsc SOAP, P. &G. IQp POTATOES Qfk jl 5 bars liJU 15 so. Peck Out w MATCHES, Avon- BACON, 3 to 5 lb. 9A, dale, 6 boxes cuts, pound UvL K -- = ~T-T=V-.— ' REAL values Zr and good i QUALITY! I I, f Sliced \ / Finest Santos \ / Bacon \ ( s o’clock ; \ I/ 2 lb. pkg. j \ Coffee / \ \' b -29cy v Edelweiss Beverages Green River, Root Beer, Etc. x. 4 Botties 25c i I Asparagus Tips Argo rajul can 15C Salada Tea JI tuules pkg. 45c Mason Jars Quart dozen 87c Ccrto .Make Good Jell a Certainty bottle x?c Van Camp’s Brasis 2 15c Sugared DOUGHNUTS Cris o Doz. 20C I I 1 CANDY SPECIAL. RAINBOW BITES » 19c . BANANAS, 4 lbs. 25c. CELERY 3 bunches 10c . POTATOES peck 41c TOMATOES lb. 17c ' ' . 1 —- - - ■ . - - —— —- s reg ■■■ I .-I '■ I ■■■■■■nMHßnKa 1559

I Miss Mary Suttles, Miss Marjory Hoffman, Walter Miller and Don Farr motored to Fort Wayne last evening. 0 We have plenty of Money to Loan on city property at reasonable rates. The Schurger Abstract Co.

Qet Genuine Quaker oats If you want creamy, rich deliciousness in breakfast oats —no other brand has that wonderful QUAKER FLAVOR. I J' Free Delivery | Big Cash Meat Sale I I RE AD ’EM OVER. | Fine Bunch of Spring Chickens Fancy Sugar Cured Mild Smoked Hams, whole or half, lb 25c Nice New York Shoulders, lb 18c Fancy Bacon in chunks, lb 18c Nide Cottage Hams Country Back Bones, pound 10c Meaty Fresh Spare Ribs, 2 pounds.. .25c g! Smoked Spare Ribs, 2 pounds 25c Nice Pork Shoulder Roasts, pound.. .22c 9 Whole or Half Fresh Shoulders, lb.. .18c H || Plenty of Fresh Plate Boiling Beef lb 10c Fancy Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, lb. 17c . g Choice Veal Pockets or Stews, 1b... .15c B Real Tender Beef Steak, pound 25c jg Fresh Ground Hamburger Steak, lb. 15c o Frankforts, Home Made, 2 pounds . 30c p Good Fresh Ring Bologna, 2 lbs 25c 9 Pure Pork Sausage, Smoked, 2 lbs.. .45c Pure Pork Sausage, Fresh, 2 tbs 35c Pemento Minced Ham Spring Lamb gL LARD-Buy Now-LARD, 2 lbs 28c 1 Fancy Cured Jowels, pound 18c Fresh Neck Rihs or Shoulder Bones lb 5c O Cold Meats for Luncheon, all home made Boiled Ham—Veal Loaf—Corned Beef — Pressed Ham — Roast Pork — Liberty ' Ham—Dried Beef—Pork Loaf Summer Sausage CHEESE —Large Openeye Swiss Cheese Pimento, American Cream, Brick and Longhorn Cheese. Several Different Kinds of Sandwich Spreads Bulk Olives, Dill Pickles, Mixed Pickles and Sweet Pickles Home Made Noodles and Country Butter 9 Fresh Home Made Cottage Cheese Plenty of Fresh Tenderloins Fresh Pickled Pigs Feet, Ready to Eat, 3 pounds 25c COFFEE —Sat. Only. Lay in a supply. B Man O’ War, 2 pounds 70c B Bursleys Hiirh Grade, 2 lbs 75c B Battle Ship Coffee, 2 pounds 85c ■ Chef Coffee, 2 pounds 81.00 E Perfect Coffee, 2 pounds 90c H. & K. Coffee, 2 pounds 90c M. J. B. Coffee, 2 pounds SI.OO 9 Chino Coffee. 2 pounds 95c 9 MALT—Saturday Only Pabst, 2 cans $1.05 || Puritan, 2 cans $1.05 S Blue Ribbon, 2 cans $1.25 Red Top, 2 cans $1.15 || Budweiser, 2 cans $1.45 Corn Sugar, 3 pounds 20c This is a chance for you to save some I" money. Real Whole Sale Prices on Quality Merchandise. We Deliver. Just phone 106 or 107 and we will do the rest. Mutschler s Meat Market ! So

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