Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 9, Decatur, Adams County, 10 January 1929 — Page 10

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PROPOSALS TO REVISE TARIFF FIND CONFLICTS Protection Os Home Interests Will Mean Tangles Abroad By Herbert Little, VP Staff Correspondent Washington, Jan. 10 tl P) Herbert Hoover holds that tnd American standard of living, ’I" 1 farmer’s hope of irettlnK a new automobile this year, and the question of party dresses for the children of Mrs. Suburban Dweller, are dependent on a virtual blockade of foreign-made goods which compete with American products. To insure and Increase the high standard, the process of re-writing the tariff will be started Monday in hear- i lugs by the house ways and means i committee to re write the tariff law. The leaders of congress have accepted Hoovers overwhelming electoral vote as a mandate to carry out proposals of the presideiit-electjind_otb_

Cook With GAS The easy, economical and practical method of preparing the family meal. Pure Food Show experts use gas in the Demonstration being held in Decatur this week. You are invited. Northern Indiana Public Service Co. | THE GAS CO. I

I HOWER - BROTHERS I I ~ - MUSIC I B Pure Food Show « < FREE a [Z3T I and DEMONSTRATION U fe I-Jan. 10-11-12, 1929- 1 hrmg Them |i LOCATION—Next Door South of Schmitt Meat Market Sugar will be | WjiL Vmi J CPFrTAT given away at Mr A S IT 1111 lUU J Names of Firms Demonstrating Pure Foods at 4:30 P.M. jv JR I FOOD Hower Bros. Great Food Show Saturday. | I SHOW Miller’s Bakery Beyer Groc. Co. Hibler Co. ? I PRICES Schmit Meat Market Bluffton Groc. Co. Bursley & Co. E&tS ‘ II —■ ■' — ■■.- "*>s. v Cloverleaf Cream- p. H. George Van Camps Cw»aa II cries, Inc. — ~ ~~ lICU il J&SOtcp II I THIS Mr u Wayne Produce Co. Decatur Electric MBM ° McConnell & Sons Shop ■< I OCCASION Northern Indiana Perfection Biscuit I Fort Wayne Pro- II Public Service Co. Company I vision Co. I I I 1111 11 VAN CAMP’S aiiiliili n ■■llli —mill ' iwiww i- || THE PURPOSE OF THIS —the Oldest Food Come and Bring Your Friends I ’ fl't? T?T?T7~F 11 FOOD SHOW ' Label in America IN W MENUS! NEW DISHES! and tempting | | 1/ |I I r’ij C^ mp ® 7r S ways of serving them. Matters of vital ini- . , . , I ■ Is a part oi an Educational Campaign for the .^ e ay ° ac ’ . v * the ear)y days wh «n portance to the housewife who entertains. \ any or Hower Bros, how to get prizes. 11l g housewives of this vicinity, sponsored by this and A TREAT FOR THE LADIES. Sh ° W eacb from 1p.m.t09 P . m. S P. and every product bearing Van TIONI’T MTQQ TT! | I Starting Thursday, Janu ry 10. 1 1 g manufacturers of Quality Food Products. Camp's label has been developed :n LFVIN 1 1M1S& 11’ P»T7ra a m » the Van Camp laboratories and • ‘ tvlZirjo EATS MUS C FREE kitchens. . >-na»p» *gj«.HMg-ai'mr l■ ' 1 " i *^ w^^g^i| *w T::s rtes-* i ?ai^i.'?s^a;B—i 11 « Hi

era for “complete protection' for the farmers whose products come in com petition with Imported products. A tariff bill will Ire completed by the house committee In time for <onsld eration If an extra session of congress Is called early In the spring. Higher tariffs are a principal feature of Hoover’s farm relief program. "An adequate tariff is the foundation of farm relief.’ 'he said In bla acceptance speech. "Our <onsumers increase faster than our producers. The domestic market must be protected. Foreign products raised under lower standards of living are today competing in our home mark«-te. I would use my office and Influence to give the farmer the full benefit of our historic tariff policy.” I«ter In his Elizabethton. Tenn., speech, he said, "I wish to see complete protection for the farmer of our home market. "Other countries.’ 'said Hoover, ••gain nothing if the high standards of America are sunk and if we are r prevented from building a civilization | which sets the level of hope for the , entire world." Other Countries’ Wants But other countries are not con-, tented with hoping to attain the Am-I erican level. The protective tariff. ! and moves made to increase it under > the flexible provision of the act, al-1 readv have created several ticklish

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•international situations They are likely to be aggravated,’if congress sets out to increase the duties; even higher than the limit given the president tinder the flevloll provision. Argentina, for Instance, wants to dispose of part of its surplus corn crop in the I'nlted States. Canada markets wheat in the United States. Tropical and subtropical vegetable oil are shipped now to the I'nlted States, competing with the animal oils produced by the farmer. Billions of pounds of sugar are brought In from Cuba, under a reduced import, rate granted in a reciprocity treaty. The Philippines are swinging into their, stride, and sugar from there Is adding to the American supply. The beet- ugar producers on 100,000 farms In eight middle western states protest that their market is being destroyed. and thousands of other citizens dependent upon the sugar-beet industry also complain. Hide stripped from the cattie of the ■ Argentine pampas are admitted free I of duty under the present law, to comI pete in. the markets of tanners and i shoe-makers with hides from Amer--1 lean stockyards. Millions of gallons | of molasses from Cuba take the place of American corn in the manufacture of industrial alcohol. Cotton is reI placed in some instances by jute, which comes in under a very low

| Tasty Ice Cream Cloverleaf Butter (Everybody’s Favorites) Will be used at the Pure Food Show and Demonstration this week. You are invited to attend each session and learn the true goodness of these celebrated products. Cloverleaf Creameries, Inc.

rate. Poultry is shipped to this country from three European nations. Large quantities of butter come In from Denmark. • Every time a big shipment of Danish butter comes in al New Vork, prices for butterfat tall off a rent »>t two in Kansas City." according •o Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas. * NEWS FROM MAGLEY * y ********** ■’ Bov. and Mrs. Otto Scherry and family of Vera Cruz visited at the home of his brother Edward Scherry, SumiMiss Orene Krutzmun is visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry Franhiger, and family this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Hilgeman ami family were guests of Mr. and Mr milton Scherry, Friday evening Mr and Mrs. Edward Kolter and son Robert were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf of Craigville, Suuday. Henry Bloemker called on his alter, Mrs. Caroline Jaberg, who has a seige of Asthma. Mrs. Charles Dettinger is on the list of "flu" sufferers. Mr. and Mis. E. J. Miller called on George Miller and family. Saturday Misses Marie and Alma Scherry and Easier Eckrote were guests ,f Mr. and ,

Mr s Frank Yager for Mr and Mrs. Harry- Frunhiser an family were dinner ' Y ’q.ui '| Mrs. Lewis Knitzmcn ami t ainH.• i '“Mr and Mrs All ert Ft milyof Decatur, an-. Mrs Mina II I t jd y] S Mr mid Mrs. Edward Kober werj shoppers in Bluffton. Monday. , | Miss Alma Seherry spent Monday!. T John i Helmrich made a business trip] 1,0 Fort Wayne Monday. —- (> — r WOOD WOOD WOOD Order vour wood, either telephone J 994 or 689. A cord and more at your. door for 12.00 cash on delivery. Adams County Lumber Co. —o — Get the Habit—Trade at Home, h p j yl ] OUTWIT HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE OIZZINESSS, FATIGUE Avoid paralysis and disease in advanced years. Do it with San Yak Pills for the kidneys. They give ease to .the stomach. 95% of all diseas ®’ checked by using the only antiseptic laxative to the bowel ® B,ric *l y table. Sold at Smith, Yager & Falk, drug store.

I H EAR I ✓ 'I 1 rw- i t F I SPARTON RADIO at the ■ FOOD SHOW I Decatur Electric Shop | Schmitt’s Meat I is the choice of many because of its | true goodness at all times. II V e cordially invite you to visit the Pure Food it Show and Demonstration this week where I Schmitt’s Meat will play a big part. || /A * < We Recommend £ £II Ue)- A swift’s 11 z \ Hams and Bac .°. n ’ nMi I n \ The finest obtainable and (jg™; J|| P;- \ the choice of those who jr ~.. sdlg b” r'd’Civ. demand the best. E IE ! £ . We feature the best ob- feTSfe II - prm tegdl U • sensible prices. ! I I Schmitt Meat Market I YOUR GOOD MEAT MARKET -I