Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 64, Decatur, Adams County, 15 March 1929 — Page 7

■ BERNE NEWS ■*' ,ri It Vein Cruz. K M ' ,Uy T erC K^ ia ler* •" Tueß K, uelen Buikhair. r vielletl Mbw fc Sl eele «t I’h asan l Mills. WedK even, "s Mr M T A. (JotKchatk K r J‘"heir 18-»e l*er« Tuesday fc after having spe«t several fct Indianapolis. wh, ' ,H ' 1 lor ‘ „i..d the State legislature, EX latter visited her daughter ■aEjUaheth and ether friends. * Mrs. David D. Lehman. Mrs. L Steiner and Mrs- Walter „ acentpanied by their father. Lehman visited at the home I latter's daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jlmavon Gunten at Kort Mayne linesd-iy. smith anti Trueman t lauss, nt, and room mates at NorthLn College at Naperville. Illinois it the week-end at the home of I former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. y smith here. (iss Elizabeth Halsiiter spent Wed-

ZAWAY! ™ I ONE FULL SIZE REG. 9c PACKAGE | COUNTRYCLUBPANCAKEFLOUR I With Each ”1" 5 Avondale | Pint Jug k? 1. Maple Cane f ALL FOR 20c I AA TQ Country Chib LG. 1 2 VxVlw Quick Cook ' PKS. | corn flakes ™„. ■9c I GINGER~SNAPS SODA CRACKERS I THAT OLD-FASHIONED TANGY TASTE CRISt FRESH FROM KROGER OVENS j•. LB 10c 2 LBS. 28c | sponJe CAKE Special—KNOX—Gelatine I 22c 237 c I DON'T MISS THIS—IT’S DELICIOUS FREE: Mrs. Knox’s Cook Book with each pkg. GRAPEFRUIT 'S'Re 4 F °« 19c I Apples-S:;3 u>s. 22c Celery .:. . 2 S t L a ! ikslsc I Potatoes r 2 & 16c | FREE! *MMWcis? LARD I W F REE! ' "— ~~ — n SPECIALS—BEST QUALITY MEATS | PORK 3 «• 25c I Smoked Butts 39c I SAUSAGE Pork 2 « 34c i POT ROASTS choice cuts lb. 23c I MOULDER ROASTS, Lean Cuts lb - 25c-28c |

. m/hday at Fort Wayne. Nolun Whitehurst and John S. Gott-1 i shslk motored to Indianapolis, Sunday, where they spent several days at the home of the former's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Normal Alspaw and fa, mily. Christian C. Hlrsehny was a business caller at Decatur Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ratliff,'of Markle were entertained at the Homer Goodin home here Sunday. Mies Ijeonn Amstutz returned to her duties at the G. E- at Fart Wayne Monday evening, after having spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Veietia Amstutz here. . Mrs. J. D. Winteregg. who underwent a major operation at the Adams County Memorial Hospital Monday, is reported to be as good as can be pectedFrank Spade, of Portland, attended to business here, Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. Sterling Hoffman of Kort Wayne, spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Berne. E. M. Ray in itored to Decatur, Wednesday. where he attended to business matters He was accompanied as fir . as Monroe by Mrs. Ray ami Mrs. Hen , Smith, where they visited friends. . ( o Get the Habit —Trade at Home. It Pays

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MARCH 15,1929.

SELL ANIMALS FOR CITV ZOO Peru, Ind., Mar. 15 (UP)- Animals' are to be shipped from here to slock I a municipal zoo at Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America. The city has placed it’s order with the American Circus corporation here calling for one of the largest wild animal assignments ever shipped from Peru. From the corporation's stock here will lie sent four elephan'is, six African lions, three zebras, four camels and a hippopotamus. The remainder of the order will be filled from the agencies in India and Africa. In addition to directing three circuses. the corporation is developing a large volume of business to zoos. It lias agencies in Calcutta, Ceylon, Bombay and other cities. A salt' of engineers in the employ of the corporation is engaged in designing zoos in various parts of the I world ami has worked out a plan I whereby' cages for animals are dim -| inated. Instead de s deep enough to] l prevent escape are built protected

I by moata. Attention is given to make dens correspond as nearly ns possible to . a particular animal surroundings, addipg to the effectiveness of the zoo. — -O-— — Health Hint Proper cooking renders food more digestible, bringing out Its Haver, nnd ■ destroys all germs. The French have made cooking one of their arts. Every housewife would do well to take her cooking ns seriously ns that.

J&L MORE I and better . WL bread JtHL —FOR SALE BY—- — 4 / / Fisher & Harris, Decatur k N . Miller & Deitsch, Decatur Hower Bros., Decatur Taber Grocery, Monroe /ozGrlwlWiS v ; s l Bower Grocery, Magley S t itr Williams Equity Elevator Co., |*AV Williams, Ind. iW FLOUR /w Spitler & Son, Willshire, Ohio Everett Grocery, Pleasant Milla t XpLN '■ Berne Milling Co., Berne Homer Crum Groc., Honduras » • i Lenhart Grocery, Wren, Ohio J? Preble Equity Co., Preble, Ind. —Hoagland Equity Exchange Decatur’s Most Sanitary Grocery LjfPHONE ■ n YOI R ORDER EVERY I CENTRAL’S QUALITY AND 31-32 PRICES CAN’T BE EQUALED. ORANGES, Sun Kist, 35c value... ,25c doz S I GRAPE-FRUIT, Large size, 4 for 25c g | BVLKWHEAT, 15c pkgs.. 8c pkg. I FLOUR | PILLSBURY ()0 C sack I S C R ACKERS, I lb. pkgs 2 for 35c ■ SALT, Block 37c each I m — ■ BEANS, Heinz, medium 3 cans 25c B I Post Toasties I | I ARGE PACKAGES ......... j () f g S MILK, Van Camps, large cans 9c can ■ ifei gC 1 MILK, Large, Nutro 3 for 25c F - —■ l ' r ' B BREAD 3 Large Loaves 25r E I SUGAR I I 25 Pound Bag CANE $1.44 II ■ MAXWELi. HOI SE < 111 1 EE.. Tins 5» g ft) LEMONS, Large size 3 for 10c B E COFFEE, Bulk 27c lb @ !■■■»■«■■■■*£■■ J

Milliard and Billion A "-'l'lnnl Is n tliou.ound mill lons, In • t own na a billion , WHEN < <»< OH* *lll'l M l IIIIOHN When colds hang on. nnd coughs uro stubborn, remember the effectiveness of Koley's Honey unit 'fur Compound, Tills accurate blend of pure pine t.ir, and fresh laxative honey, together with other V ii luabl< medicinal Ingredliiils ni ts veyr quickly and with woi'derfullv h-irllng effect on the Inflamed ilssues or Hie respiration trait, nnd quickly HUhdUm the Irilatlng lough. Best lor i hlhfieii and grown perenns. Ask fur 11. Sold everywhere,

Fisher & Barris CASH GROCERY Dealers in Granite, Tin and Aluminum Ware Phones 3, 4 and 5 Free City Delivery Quality Service with Izow Prices. QPFPIfII Saturday and Monday—ul LUIhL Beechnut Catsup 1 Large hottie for QPCPIftI Saturday and Monday— Oilulhl Knox Gelatine, 2 pkgs. f0r.... QDEPIA* Saturday and Monday— OILUIHL Quaker Rolled Oats 21 C Large package ■ ■■■■IIIBMI POpnißi s aturday and Monday— Santa Clara Prunes, Medium size, 4 pounds oDcniAl Saturday and Monday—Swan 9Q(» Down Cake Flour, pkg SUGAR 54c ,25 pounds .$1.44 GREEN ONIONS, large hunches 5c RADISHES, large hunches, 3 for 25c CARROTS or BEETS, large hunches, 10c 3 for 25c IF. LETTUCE^ ,MH,,USC PINEAPPLE Se i,^ n T yKyrup 47c SPEICOTS . 45c P»CHES“S~" 3!)c H Pride of Decatur, iLUuD 12 pounds.. 19c; 24 pounds.... FLOUR, Goochs Best or Gold Medal, 24 lbs. . .99c Barrel .$7.90 QfliW kite Naptha QUW io bars 39c; 6 bars ORANGES, SunKist, medium size, dozen.... 29c GRAPEFRUIT, 6 for 25c; Each 5c CABB AGE, Hard White Heads, pound 5c BANANAS, Select Ripe Fruit, 3 pounds 20c spins ch gj"?;’2sc BULK ROLLED OATS, 6 pounds 25c Wax or Green Cut Stringless Beans, 2 cans.. .29c TOMATOES, Hand Packed, No. 2 can 11c PUMPKIN c;ins 25c aMMMM—aMWiHM ,»i mimiiii it Kig Country Gentlemen Sweet Corn, 2 cans 25c Special, Brooms 45c & 50c Heavy Galvanized Garbage Cans. 95c, $1.15, $1.25 lOLEO, Nut. pound 20c Nuco or Maytime, pound 25c BUTTER, Cloverleaf Creamery, (round 56c Edgmont Butter Crackers, I'/ 2 pound box... .60c Seeded or Seedless Raisins, large pkg........ 10c Select Bulk Seedless Raisins, 3 pounds 25c |SANI FLUSH or BOWLENE, can 21c or FIG BARS, 2 pounds .. 25c SEED POTATOES: Bill Spud Brand, Certified and Pyramid Brand in Ohios, Cobblers, Six Weeks and Rose. Complete assortment Bulk and Pkg. Seeds

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