Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-23

want BOOU JEeSi lttu lol gouA SWIM
and N. H. handles all kinds in car
lots and turns his stock so often that
| it is always fresh. He also carries
all kinds of chick feed, and poultry
supplies, salt, lime, plaster, cement,
tile, ETC., and gives you what you
want when you want it at right
prices as he has been in the game
long enough to know when prices
are right"
As Charley wanted to specialize
on something to help swell the bank
account he was prevailed upon by
Grandpa to go in for dairying. Now
get good milk stock, take proper care
of them, get good cream separator
and then take your cream to De-
corah Farmers Ice Cave Creamery
Co. and YOU can't help but make
money, as they are on the market at
all times paying top prices for cream
with correct tests always and re-
turns your cans in a sanitary way
being steamed cleaned. While here
inspecting the creamery Charley re-
marked what would a good meal be
without butter. Polly said it wouldn't
be good. Grandpa said it would be a
calamity. Yes, said Grandpa land
without Ice Cave Creamery butter
it would be 2 crime" 1T is sold eN-
.tensively throughout this section
and shipped everywhere. They have
shipped over half-milGOn pounds of
butter and have sold nearly 100000
pounds ~ home.
They nay out thousands of dollars
monthly to Winneshiek county farm
erS and dairymer and is, a live insti-
tuition"
I'VE viii now visit an Institution
where I know Polly will come often"
said Grandpa. ''and that is Lau6el
& Sorlein's Sweet Shop. They are eX-
pert doctors on the sweet tooth and
their favorite prescriptions are their
own pure home made candies, cho-
colates and sonfections in box and
bulk. AS they make their own they
can guarantee purity and that Is
what everyone wants in their candies
today. Their soda fountain is model
of neatness, always kept so, all the
late drinks and sundaes are properly
served with pure fruit juices. Charley
can get his cigars and tobaccos here
and both will find the best in ice
cream served in their parlor. So
make your appointments for and
meet your friends at The Sweet Shop
and wear that satisfied look"
"You must trust your mechanic
whether he trusts you or not" said
Grandpa. "You cannot afford to take
chances on a mechanic who is care
less or does not understand his bust
ness. When you take your tire
troubles to c. A. Rovang at DEBORAH
Vulcanizing Works, you take no
chances as he understands the tire
game to T with complete vulcan
izing plant and equipment to do the
work. At this day of high priced
tires you cannot afford to throw
away the old ones, but take them to
| c. A. if he can fix them he will do
it right and at moderate cost. If
they are not worth fixing he will
readily tell you so and then you can
buy the new Goodrich tires from him
with regulation guarantees. He
/. handles ali kinds of fauto and tire
accessories and gives you quick act
lion and conservative prices"
"And where will | find the lead
ling millinery establishment" asked
Polly of Grandpa. Just a few
DOORS" said he, "and we will visit
The Conlin Hat Shop. Who, by the
way, have on hand the smartest
dress, pattern, street, picture hats
and Partisan models in this COM
Imunity. The latest styles and lowest
prices being their motto. They have
that experience which guarantees
when you have once purchased of
The Conlin Hat Shop you have the
proper thing at lowest cost. A few
minutes later there wasn't a hap
pier lady than Polly in the proud
possession of a tony effect Of their
own creation"
"Ice cream is beautiful in its rich
attractive eolors and it tastes even
better than it looks" said Grandpa,
sand when it is pure wholesome de-
licious cream made of pure cream
and milk, sugar added and favored
to the taste by Sugar Bowl Ice
Cream Company it tastes like an
other dish everytime. As a desert it
is un-excelled. As a food it ranks
among the very best. Everybody likes
it. Everybody eats it. The frozen
cream properly frozen by The Sugar
Bowl Ice Cream Company disappears
rapidly, but as it goes, it nourishes
and gives rosy cheeks, bright eyes,
health, strength and happiness, sick
or well, rich or poor, young or old,
! they all enjoy Sugar Bowl ice cream.
Here is approximate equivalents. One
full quart of ice cream equals in
each case II lbs. of bananas, s eggs,
I3ai lbs. of cabbage, 2 lbs. of chicken,
80 lbs. of oranges, "a lbs. of apples
or q lbs. of beef steak, so you see
as food value its among the high
est. Ed Shema is President and
manager and B. M. Graham Vice
President and they have a well
equipped plant here and at Spencer,
Iowa, all the late machinery for
turning out a pure product, with
prompt attention to all orders as
they ship everywhere, and special
orders here get prompt attention.
Call for and insist on getting Sugar
Bowl ice cream at your fountains and
parlors and you will have ice cream
insurance"
"A certain lady w1ote to Rudyard
Kipling remarked that there was
one word and "only one" in the En-
glish vocabulary where the 'su' was
pronounced 'shu' and that word was
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