Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 68, Decatur, Adams County, 20 March 1930 — Page 5

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I LOW 1930 PRICES [I .m the latest Lifetime Guaranteed I twa/HAR : I Goodyear builds more than J 4 of all the tires sold in : I America. Enjoying lowest costs, Goodyear gives greatest val- ■ ups. For example—these Pathfinders —superior to many I high-priced makes—yet see how little YOU pay here. | Full Oversize Balloons Big Oversize Cords I 29x4.50 $6.50 30x3‘A Reg.. $4.95 I 30x4.50 $6.55 31x4 $8.85 foO I 30x4.75 ‘ $8.25 32x4 $9.55 30x5.00 $8.50 33x4 $10.15 & J 440 . 2 i I 31x5.00 $8.75 30x5 $20.25 29*4.40 I 29x5.50 .... $10.35 32x6 ...... $35.50 $5#75 I All Fresh Stock—All Firsts—Expertly Mounted and Backed by our Year-Round, Here too!— .y saaaMßß More people ride on L ,/ Tires than on any other kind. '--j Trade your unsafe tires for new ® All-Weathers or Double Eagles! Extra liberal trade-in allowance —if you act now! Months of slippery driving ahead—when you most need the safety grip of the All-Weather treads! Put 4 new Goodyears on now and they will still be like new | for your summer driving. j Phone 262 for Quick Service McDuffee Tire Service g 110 N. 3rd st. GUARANTEED TIRE REPAIRING Illustrations AC 207 AA, 370 M, 314A, 363 C and 274A

milted two workouts yesterday. Winter Haven, Fla., Mar. 20. — Manager Burt Shotton is hopeful I that his Philadelphia Phillies will find their hatting eyew In today's | game with Rochester ut Plant I City. To date, the Phil eluggers I have shown little of the ability which won them National league hitting championship last season. St. Petersburg, Fla., Mar. 20. Bucky Harris brought his Detroit j Tigers here today for a tilt with the Poston Braves. Art Herring and Chief Hogsett turned in a brilliantp itching performance yesterday, beating the Phillies, 9 to 2. Clearwater. Fla.. Mar. 20. Man ager Wilbert Robinson sent his Brooklyn Robins rookies to Fort

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Lauderdale today for a game with Buffalo while the regulars remained here to rest tip for tomorrow's clash with the Phillies. The regulars staged an 8 run attack in the 13th Inning yesterday to defeat the »t. Ixtuis browns, lit to 2. and the rookies played a 6-in-ning scoreless tie with tin Browns' scrubs. Fort Pierce, Fla., Mar. 20. —Having found the Brooklyn Robins too i stiff opposition. . the St. Louis Browns hoped to better their average in today's game with the Milwaukee American Association team. Killefer's team played good ball against Brooklyn but failed to win a game in three starts. Orlando, Fla., Mar. 20.—Manager Dan Howley planned to send the Cincinnati Reds through a long 1 attii|g drill today for a four game series* with the Athletics at Fort Myers Friday. The Reds made only 3 hits in yesterday's 1 to 0 defeat. Ft. Myers, Fla., Mar. 20. — The excellent pitching by Lelfty Grove and Ed Rommel in yesterday s 1 to 0 victory over Cincinnati, was the ch t f subject at the Philadelphia Athletics camp today. New Orleans, lx*.. Mar. 20. — - "»"g

vwyx Cold in Head, Chest or Throat? RTB Musterole well into your chest . and throat — almost instantly you I feel easier. Repeat the Musterole-rub i once an hour for five hours ... what a glorious relief! Those good old-fashioned cold remedies—oil of mustard, menthol, camphor — are mixed with other valuable ingredients in Musterole. It penetrates and stimulates blood circulation and helps to draw out infection and pain. Used by millions for 20 years. Recommended by many doctors and nurses. Keep Musterole handy—- . jars, tubes. All druggists. To Mothers—Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. T In

Jerry Harris, a recruit catcher J fresh from Texas A. & M. college.il was the outstanding player of the]l Cleveland rookie team which de- I seated New Orleans, 11 to 10, yes- I terday, | St. Petersburg, Fla., Mar. 20. —II The New York Vankees will meet 11 Hie St. Louis Cara. at Bradeißon II today in the second game of a three gaum series. Tom Zachary was charged with yesterday’s 7 to | 3 defeat.

Rugs Cleaned UPHOLSTERING, etc. Right in your own home. Color restored. 9x12, $1.50. Others according to size. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write or phone No. 51. We will call. Ideal Cleaning Co. Monroe, Indiana ”■■ ■—!. L | REAL BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY Used Cars 1927 Ford Tudor Sedan 1929 Ford Coupe (Two Fender Welds) 1928 Dodge Panel (New Paint) 1928 Ford Pickup (New Paint) 1928 Ford Tudor 1925 Chevrolet Tudor (New Paint) 1929- Ford Tudor 1927 Dodge Touring 1925 Ford Tudor 1923 Ford Coupe 1929 Ford Sport Roadster 1928 Essex Coupe 1927 Dodge Coupe 1928 Durant Coupe 1928 Ford Sport Roadster 1925 Chevrolet Tudor Authorized Ford Dealers I You must see these cars to appreciate the values. Decatur Sales & Service, Inc. Phone 21 South 2nd St. I i —— _ I Shrubbery and Evergreens —now offered at low prices I every Saturday during the I planting season, in the build- j ing formerly occupied by thej Central Grocery I All good, hardy stock, guaranteed to grow. The finest specimens obtainable. Owing to the low prices, sale is for cash. Delphiniums, light and dark blue 10c Coreopsis 10c Japanese Barberry 18-24 inch 25c Japanese Barberry 18 in. 5 in a bundle 09c Amoor River Privet 1218 inch, 25 in a bundle 69c Hydrangea Paniculata . . 25c Hvdranirea Snowball . . . 25c Spirea Van Houttei 18 in. 10c Spirea Van Houttei 2-3 ft. 25c Amoor River Privet 18 in 10 in a bundle 59c | Mastodon Strawberries , 50 for 98c Evergreens 98c Pyramid Arborvitae Globe Arborvitae Biota Arborvitae American Arborvitae Norwav Spruce Australian and Scotch Pine Larger sizes in both the I Shrubs and Evergreens ‘Decatur Floral Co Nuttman Ave. Phone 971

I FACTORY SALE ON ALL Mens and Boys Work Clothing, Shirts, Pants, Overalls, and Boys Wash Suits. We found a manufacturer over-stocked on all Mens and Boys Work Clothes. We bought the entire surplus stock at a very low price. Now is the time to stock up for the summer at far below the regular wholesale price. Starting Sat., Mar. 22 —and continues for the balance of month. Remember these are not just Saturday Specials—you will find these prices the same every day in the week until April first. MENS OVERALLS MENS OVERALLS Mens 85c Fancy Tuxedo Good quality 220 weight. Well 8 oz. Best Quality Blue Denim WORK SHIRTS made, full cut, bib overalls, Overalls, full cut, suspender Fancy tan. blue, and gray triple stitched, all sizes, pair back. Regular $1.50 value patterns; all sizes; each 87c | $1.1069c Spring Millinery [*= a” tChic New Close-fit Styles, Novelty A Hem and Silk Braids, Felt and Straw In all that is New for Spring — Mu'- WmW Combinations, in a wide selection of Silhouette effects, straight and smartly trimmed Hats, in all the floral models. Some with ■ New Spring and Summer Colors capes. Tailored and fur trimm- J 4:1 <9 QK eiL Models of Trier broad ‘ /iUK cloth, Twills and snappy Tweed I H|-<| S 3 95 Mixtures. All Silk Lined. CHILDREN’S HATS—SiIk Braids and Straw combina- $9.75, $12.75, • tions--very attractive styles for children / / SI.OO $16.75 ft I — !!!■—■■ I - LOVELY MENS $2.29 MOLE SKIN PANTS jK? SPRING DRESSES v . ... . . . t .. . You should buy several pair at this low C* 1 IQ sty. Jwl „ . . ■■ price—Extra W<*ll Made tp 1.“ I7’ BErjß New Snappy Spring Styles in all ______ the much wanted shades, clever f’lwv’-A A styles in the new long lengths. New waist lines. A large assortmeßt in every size BOYS OVER AL L S Regular $1 and $1.25 suits-Moracco or Hickory FSlfcrG WM stripe, made of good sturdy material that j# Rl "ill stand the hardest knocks • </C ® — BOYS OVERALLS •' 1 8-**‘9Rh West Quality Blue or Rope Stripe, /](• jAAd « jjy ■ «ra JgJ Big Overalls, sizes 6 to 12• c/C Sizes 13 to 1689 c ■■ ■ — ■ ———' ■ wa7Asuits Spring Footwear a “ M „. things are here for . / jam .4 Spring wear. In a < .-■» I wonderful variey et 18/ I z lower prices than Ir 1 v — ever. New Spring 1 If! Straps, Ties, Pumps > and Oxfords —-—X 1R j 1 J ~ . . SI.OO Ruffled English Prints Voile Curtains (ftf) ft/} fhft ftfV Colored Borders. M terns, fast colors, 36 5-pc. sets; pair Ct yK ' nC * l w ’^ e ’ ’ n a S° ot l 50c iPLiUU yJUivU qu ' ißc Voile Ruffled Curtains — Mens $2.50 Hickory Stripe Happy Home House Womens and Misses RayPlain and Ravon set in • <> . r ■ Presses, made ol good on Underwear: Bloomers, ‘ ' Unionalls, made of good, quality English Joints, French Panties Tcd(Jies j Borders, Valance and lie- new floral and chintz pat- n i„:_ ~_,i lUvk, u, mau-h "-‘-I”'. “W f a a t 79c an., 98c $1.98 111 98c49c MENS SHOES MENS WO,,K $1.79 C. A. Douglas Co. SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE DECATUR, INDIANA r»111 niEw<UßHwraigagqßai«ag>i

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