Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1925 — Page 7

tho finith ol lurniturv. Uooin. (JooiianJ wood W; wtk.TiYO-WliP.ah I'-’ on one wticlj »'>'! X , . u ? «■ want to O-UvJ-w Polish I your entire home. Thia tr c - moils liquid beailtificr re- V 1 ttcrea the otiginai luatte ■ IB without hartl rubbing. ■ ■ fine ior automobile bodiee. t 3ft And a little govs a long ' ■k way Just try one bottle. I if® g o | l j ever ywhereinvarious Al I sues front 30c to $3. ® Jl Rooster Perches On Wagon And Celebrates A Democratic Victory | Columbus. Ind., Nov. 13. —(United | r< ss.) —William Boese, Democratic Worker, iititl a driver for a local coal Linpany heard a rooster crowing as be started out with a wagon load of toal. The rooster’s "song" stayed with Jtoese lor more than twenty blocks »nd he deejded to investigate, finding the fowl perched on the coupling p ile of the wagon. • Boese says the rooster evidently is ii Democrat and was celebrating the fecent political victory of the party here. RURAL CHURCHES Pleasant Mills and Salem F. A. Shipley, pastor iiinlay school—9:3o. Morning worship at Salem 10:30. pworth iicague—6:3o. l it iling worship at Pleasant Mills > 7:00. ’ y — ! I layer meeting at Salem Wednesday Evening—7:oo . rayer meeting .at Pleasant Mills 'I imrsday—7:oo. j Epworth League Sub-district Rally !’ lay evening—7:30. I The Epworth League Rally is a red 1 iter day for all of Plea ant Mills and vicinity and every one is welcome, beardless of church relationship. We p’ to have Dr. John R. Horsley from r —" — '■> Ashbaucher’s FURNACES LIGHTNING RODS SPOUTING SLATE ROOFING Phone 765 or 739

OFFICE MOVED During course of remodeling of our plant on Winchester street, our office will be located in the American Security Co. Building f FIRST DOOR WEST OF POST OFFICE- - We will also maintain an information office at the plant, bpt al! business will be transacted at temporary office. Phone Down 51 Town Office * Plaid Oil ice • \ ■ ' ' DRIHRPRRai'HN Cloverleaf Creameries Incorporated w. A. KLEPPER, Gen. Mgr.

tin* UentraY office at Übicugo with u* for tile services. The service will open with a banquet at 6:00 in the base mont of the church and this will be followed by the evening service in the auditorium at 7:30. Dr Horsley*will be the principal speaker. This Is a great opportunity to enjoy a great program and we hope that the community In general will afford themselves of the opportunity. There will be no admission charged, blip a free will of sering will be lifted to defray expenses <>f Dr. Horsley’s visit. Remember 1-Yl lay, November 2oth is the date. ——— o— — Church of United Brethren In Christ Cecil R. Smith. Pastor. Bible School nt 9:15. We are hav ng a great school and you can make it greater if you will come. Morning worship at 10:30. The sermon HUbjecUqyill be devoted to the □ccassion of Father and Son Week The message will be to fathers and Sons. We hope to have each father and son sit together for the morning worship. On Tuesday evening at 8:30 o’clock a special Father and Son’s service will be held to which we want all oui Fathers and Sons of tlitY church am Sunday school present. If vou have no church home, we invite you, or it you are visiting in the city. Ever} .Father and Son. A special program is arranged and this will have"sonu good "eats” with it, too. You car. lepend upon the fact that a good timi awaits you. Sunday evening service at 7 o'clock Message J>y the pastor. We note the increased interest ir he mid-week prayer service. Fort} made a nice attendance last Wednes lay evening, hut we can still mak< room for forty more, if you will b< >ne of them. Tiie pastor was called away Thurs day evening on account of the sick ness of Mrs. Smith's mother. * Sunday. November 29 will be our First Anniversary Day services of tile new church. A great program is being prepared. Welcome to our services. f o c George Cramer and D. J. Hensley vere business visitors at Salem today.

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PENNSY WRECK BEING PROBED Death List In Thursday’s Collision Reaches Ten; Engineer Suspended Trenton. N. J., Nov. 13. — (United Press.)-—Federal and state Investigations Into yesterday's wreck near Monmouth Junction, when the Pen-j nsylvuniu's mercantile express from St. Louis crushed into the rear of the overnight express front, Washington, got under way today. The death list reached ten when the last body, that of an unidentified man, clad in pajamas, was taken from the twist of steel last night. Five of the dead had been reported at mid-afternon yesterday. Arthur Gross, of Schenectady, w-ho had regained consciousness while rescuers worked in the wreckage, died late in the day and the other four bodies were found as the evening wore on. Two of the dead are as yet unidentified in a New Brunswick morgue. Six persons are in hospitals with severe injuries. A statement given out ut the offices of the Pennsylvania railroad, read: "The Pennsylvania railroad's committee in charge of the inquiry reached the conclusion that the engineer of train No. 6. (the Mercantile Express) did not observe the signals, which were properly set and in working order." The engineer, Timothy J. Carroll, who previously had been at the throttle for 25 years without a nrshap, has been suspended. o Gangland War Claims Another Life In Chicago Chicago, Nov. 13. —(United^Press) • One more death was recorded in Chicago's gangland war today when Sam uel "Samoots’’ Anatuna. leader of one >f the beer running factions, died from wounds received Tuesday night. Amatuna was ambushed by two men who shot him down in a barber shop.

Samoot's death spoiled preparations tor his man luge to Rose Pecoraro, bis sweetheart for more than u year. They were to, have been married in the event Jhut it heeam certain that “Sa moot*’ would not live, but he sank into unconsciousness suddenly and did not recover. Amatuna. as gangland says, lihtil game. He never whimpered to the police the mime of his assaunis. Police believe that Annil iiiui'h death was followed by a series o| killings for “Samoots' " first thought ufler be--1 ing shot wan to rush to hla brother and give him Hie names of the shootI era. All Industries Have Boom Year In Russia Moacow, Nov. 13.—(United Press) This tins proved a boom year for the Russian industries ami agriculture. The industries, which last year turned out only about forty percent of the prewar output have jumped ahead amt alI ready reached seventy percent of prewar production. | Even at this increased rate of production they cannot satisfy the de- | manti of the country for goods; ami it is only lack of capital to build and equip new plants which prevents the industries from attaining and even sur.

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passing the pro-war levels of produc Hon. The Russian harvest this year is by I far the best which the country has euIjsiyod ut uuy time since the Revolution iThe total yield of the grain crop is ex- ■ tlimited ut 2,461),000,000 bushels, us ■gainst a yield of 1,650,000,000 bushels, last year, wlteii the drought In lhel Lower Volga provinces and in th, Ukraine constituted u serious bar tuj igrliulturul prepress. In view of tin inticlpated harvest it seems certain that Russia will export several million tons of grain tills year. , > Y SEE OUR assortment of Linoleum Rugs before you make your selection For a short time only Linoleum Rug $13.75 S"r,'r $12.50 SCHAFER HARDWARE CO. We Save You Money.

Porter’s Grocery & Meat Market Phone 97 or 98 Free City Delivery APPLES We have a large assortment of Fancy A Grade Apples at our store and also at the building formerly occupied by the Old Adams County Bank. Varieties: Bell Flower. Grimes Golden, Spy, Greening, King, Russett, Steel Red, Jonathan, Baldwins, Wagners, Winter Banana and Seek. Special low price on f* I 10 pounds Pure liananas, pound OU I Cane Sugar tJtJU Fancy California Grapes, McKenzies Buckwheat or Special price. Q Pancake Flour Os? „ Pound OU Sack ttUV xaaMEMKßMaoiaani Shredded Cocoanut J ASoup Beans in bulk, pound... ~xVU ' 5 pounds Ol U New Cracked JT Berdans Hotel kO/* Hominy, lb OU Coffee, pound ....OvU MEAT MARKET Nice Bunch of Chickens i I Gtc Pork Sausage Bahv Beef. Fancy Cuts d're-h Ground) Beef Boasts S Saustige Beet Steak p ( ,..|. S(t ,.,|. Boiling Beef V ea l Steak Minced Ham Veal Chops Bologny Special.. Eckart's Picnic Dried Beef lituus, pound 20c GILES V. PORTER

DON’T FORGET KAN’D FOOD SALE! Central Grocery “OF COURSE” 2 Phones No’s. 31 &55 Free ( ity Delivery Fancy Yellow Kiln Perfection Crackers Dried Corn 1(U the better 1 Meal, 5 lbs... kind, pound.. White Lily the qual- Fancy Yellow. Ripe ity Winter Wheat Waxy Bananas Flour for bread or Pound .... ... pastry, QI Special, 3 lbs... 20c 24 -’ lbs... ■" wmrMBMM Fancy Full Pound Bursleys Best Mich- i Golden Dates 25C igan Hand Picked 2 pounds .... Navy Beans 37 c 5 pounds .... Have you tried our ■mMOßnßmHaa Sugared Dates? Swanton Pure Buck- They’re fine 25c wheat Flour Qfif* Pound 4'4 pounds ... ,J ” K 10 poundsssc | All 10c Tobac»2s(» —■— ■MMWiwun 11 COS, 3 pkgs .. . Best Fine Granulated Sugar, 99 c Old Dutch 17 pounds Cleanser 2 can r?JV P. & G., R. N. M. “Central” Best Bulk Laundry, White Rio Coffee 20p Naptha 29c 1 ’ound r Soap, 7 bars.. —- ■— Good Grade Pink Fancy Cream Gent- Salmon, 2 29 C er Chocolate j tall cans .... Drops, pound ' 6 tall cans 87c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Milk, Potato Chips, Fresh Baked Goods received daily. We pay top prices for Eggs and Butter MrniMrrnMiHTrrT , T , .-a’STO r-’-w*a ■- wraai Owen S. Davis The Store That Appreciates Your Business.