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RECOGNITION ASSURED BY FEDERAL BOARD (CnNTINVRD FROM ("MIX <»WR> through the national organization in 1 the hopes of eventually Htabllizlng the market «n<l Increasing the normal price. Chris L. Christianson, secretary of the Federal farm board. Washington, was the chief speaker at last night's meeting. He explained the board's alms In strengthening and developing the cooperative movement. He stressed the necessity of organ-i izalion of farmers under one central association in each state or group of states, us the farm hoard has authority to deal only with recognized cooperative associations. William H Settle of Petroleum was , re-elected president by unanimous vote, after a lively parliamentary dis- i emotion. Lewis Taylor, Newburg, first vice president during the current year, and Louis 1.. Needier. Marion,

THANKSGIVING 1 DINNER AND ALL DAY SOCIAL EVENT K. of C. Hall THANKSGVING DAY j (liven by the Ladies of St. Marys Parish. ’ Dinner served from 11 to 2—soc . Supper—3sc J CARDS — GAMES — DANCIN G I Fisher & Harris; CASH GROCERY | Dealers in Granite, Tin and Aluminum Ware i Phones 3, 4 and 5 Free City Delivery | Quality Service with Low Prices. j Pecans, New Mammoth size, paper shell, lb. 49c I Walnuts, New California, pound 25c | Sugar, Cane Granulated, 10 pounds 55c I Oysters, extra standards, full pints 39c I Celery, fancy, thoroughly bleached, large | bunch, 3 stalks 15c I Cranberries, fancy Capecod, pound 20c I Sweet Potatoes, genuine Jerseys, 5 pounds.. 19c | Mince Meat. None Such, package 15c I Pumpkin, large cans, New Pack, 2 for 25c I New Seedless Raisins, 3 pounds 29c I New English Currants, package 15c I Dromedary Citron, % lb- package 20c I Dromedary Orange, Lemon or Grape Fruit | Peel, V t Th. package 15c I Apples. Michigan Eating or Cooking, 4 tbs... 25c I Grape Fruit, Balls of Juice, 4 for 25c I Oranges, SunKist, medium size, 2 dozen 35c I Dozen 19c | Dates, Dromedary Regular or Pitted, pkg.... 20c I Dates, Monogram, 2 packages 25c I Butter. Cloverleaf Creamery, pound 47c I Oleo, Besto, pound 20c I Oleo, Nuco, pound 25c I Sorghum Molasses, 100% pure, better than I Dad ever made, V 2 gallon. 60c, gallon.. $1.20 | Coffee, Quality Golden Rio, 4 tbs... 95c, pound 25c I Coffee, F. & H. Special, a guaranteed grade, g the best coffee value we ever offered; we g gri id it, pound 38c I Head Lettuce, Hard White Heads, pound.. .12 r Z?c I Leaf Lettuce. Hot House, nound 11 %c I Tomatoes, Cauliflower. Radishes. Onions, etc. I Dougherty and Miller Cakes. MAJESTIC OLEOMARGARINE I Needs no coloring, '4 lb. O

'secretary ami treasurer, opposed I Settle, but both withdrew to make the' I decision unanimous when'Settle waa apparent victor. Taylor was re-elected vice president and Mrs. Charles Sewell. Otterbein, i was chosen second vice president. Settle. Taylor and Needier were chosen us Indiana delegates to the national convention of the American Farm Bureau Federation, to be hold in Chicago, Dec. 6 to 11. o — STATE OFFICER CHIEF SPEAKER AT DINNER MEET ICOVTINIKP FUitM P*OH OMR' ward or delinquent or gives evidence es becoming so. The probation officer investigates the case and reports to the judge, if tliew deem it wise, the child and its parents are brought to the judge's office to talk it over and to determine a plan for the building of the child into a good citizen. The pro-

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I carry out that plan. He tries to Improve the conditions of the child ut home and at school, finds him wholesome friends, recreation, employment, or docs any of a hundred things which tile special needs of that child seem to demand. If the child does not respond to this informal treatment, an affidavit is filed against him, the child and Ills patents arc summoned into court, and the case becomes official. Effective probation saves money to tlie taxpayers, reduces crime, and reclaims many who would otherwise lie come criminals. Its investigations, before a sentence is imposed, make for greater justice. It costs about S3OO to keep a person in prison a year, and the average prisoner is in prison about ten years of Ids life, costing the taxpayers $3,000. Probation costs only about S3O per head a year, and a year of probation is likely to start the probationer on the right path. S3O against $3,000! it is one hundred times cheaper to salvage a delinquent than to neglect him. Probation reduces crime by reducing the number of criminals. The human factor needs no argument." 0 ....,.. Reformed Ladies Aid Society Cafeteria Supper. Church Parlors, Saturday evening from live to seven. T-W-F

| RfSWWWW I I For Thanksgiving! I I Country Club Sifted IF* I Canned Fresh From The Vine-All Delicious J "" A Flavor Retained — No. 2 can JL | Pumpkin 12c Fruit Cakes | ’ Avondale. Fine Quality, Enough in a can for Kroger Baked and -Aged H g two large pies. Light or Dark g ■ CORN. Fancy, Country Gentleman 1 PT S can ±OC 2 lb. Size ■ PINEAPPLE, Sliced, in Syrup ‘ No. 2 can 3 lb. Size. Dark .$1.35 ■ MINCE MEAT. Finest Quality 1 A ■ Package Ivt ■ BULK DATES. Golden Hallowi Ifiz. o i z. za vs. i-ound lUC Select Quality I SWEET POTATOES. -| r FRUITS & VEGETABLES Large No. 2'/ 2 can ItlV Toasted Cocoanut Delicious Cocoanut | • layer cake fancies craiiDerries Cocoanut Butter For the Thanksgiving Fancy Dark Red gl Cream Iced Table —th. n I 23c 17c 2 tbs 3sc | MARSHMALLOWS, Puritan Pound L/C Head Lettuce .. 3 heads 20c H BRAZIL NUTS. None Finer 17/* ■ P«und L/C Bananas, fancy.. 3 lbs. 23c PAPER SHELL PECANS, Selects JT MIXED NUTS. The Finest in Town OpTx, Celery, crisp, tender Pound 1 PEANUT BRITTLE lET „ a n Fresh, pound LOC Sweet Potatoes. .10 Tbs. 2oc CUT ROCK CANDY -| r || | ?ST EDROPS : RichCreu " y ..14c Grapefruit Size-Marsh Seedless COFFEE—“The life of the dinner”—lb, pkg. 3 for 2sc TENDER FLAVORY MEATS THAT MAKE THANKSGIVING DINNER A SUCCESS z, u ■ « Plump Corn-Fed Birds at a lower I price than they have been for | 1 ULKCyS N " ¥ork d OOC | F or CHICKENS, Fully Dressed PORK J Pound OmC — I Frying RoaStS i Roasting S', p T : u ” n r. PI " m - 35c Short | or p j Bmill.r 30c 14'/ IC I I Beef Roasts "-' 23c |

Life Boat Rescues 31 From Wrecked Ship Milford Haven. England, Nov. 26 (I’l’l--The lifeboat Anglo, after several unsuccessful attempts in a stormy sen. rescued 31 survivors from the wrecked steamship Molesey today,off Wooltack Point, Si. Bride’s bay, Pembrokeshire. Eight lives were lost, including the wife of tile chief officer, the wireless operator and the third englfieer. The other dead were Norwegian Seamen, some of whom died of exposure and some of whom were washed overboard and drowned. Two women were among the recited. The survivors were brought here. The Molesey was driven on the rocks by Monday's gale. o STREET FAIR COMMITTEE IS NAMED FOR 1930 (CONTINUEII FROM PAGE ONE) ers and V. J. Bormann. The local post will hold a*special ineeting at Berne tonight, which will | follow a parade through the business section by the Decatur drum corps. The special meeting will tie held to

stimulate membership in the American Legion In tlie southern purt of I the county. Commander Baker stated that tlie legion had received numerous re- '■ quests to continue tlie Free .Street y Fair and that the local organization p was desirous of continuing It, provld f ed all merchants and Decatur citizens i_ would co-operate with the local Post. Through the efficient management p of tlie last fair, tlie treasury paid all s indebtedness and made a profit of B about SIOO. which will remain in the !, Street Fair treasury, and not placed I In tire general Legion fund. ,1 i Notre Dame May p Join Bij{ Ten y South Bend. Ind.. Nov. 26. —(U.R) Tlie South Bend News Times today quoted Knute Hockne, football coacli at Notre Dame University, as declaring that he would recommend accept-

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ance of an invitation to Join the Big Ten if the western conference vot«d to extend the invitation. Tlie News-Times carried an exclusive interview with Hockne, who Is confined to h’s home' with a leg injury. Notre Dame’s entry Into Big Ton football lias been n subject of debuh> in previous years, and it is up again this year In view of tlie lowa suspension. Reports here said that the Big Ten athletic committee would invite Notre Dame to come in at the meetng in Chicago December 14. The inclusion of Notre Dame in tlie conference and tlie binding of the traveling by tlie rules of the

Big Doll Given I Can You Solve I the Dolly Puzzle? dkV" 1 Quick! I have a great big baby &( \ doll for you. Can you find the hidden faces? Look carefully at K 0 the picture of this doll. There VvdL '®' are faces hidden In her hat. on Sl-CW s* w-' her sleeves, and on her dress. 4r- r > See if you can find four (4) faces. Mark each one with an 'Y"' Bl iX > and rush your answer to me. / '^‘✓7, x A I ■ A Real Beauty j-V v \ ~ \ « | Baby Peggy” is the biggest, fin- “J # Till I est doll I have ever given away. f c’ljl \ She has a beautiful dress and I s»wj mV bonnet to match. She has the cutest / / x/l j.h little bootees. And best of all. she jy.7 I y v*' ' talks and she walks, and she is nearly // J;/ j ’k ! 20 Inches tall. //, ■ V* I' I* AZ® Harry! | | Don’t wait a single minute. Find the four hidden faces, send your answer to I»\ J me. with your name and address be- ‘ low’, and I will tell you how you can F. N i easily make “Baby Peggy” your own. r /, x AUNT MOLLY Pl| \A ■ 55 E. 4th St, St. Paul, Minn, \P,« ■ rW She . ■ Name JW// Walks \\M H I W and H ( Address Talks -'3 1 SCHMITT Thanksgiving Specials I I > I Hl I “a I ; I We will have a nice assortment of Turkeys, Geese I Duck®, Chickens and Rabbits. Also some nice I small Turkeys ranging from 7to 10 lbs. each. I I Good Home Made Mince Meat 22c lb Lkrmour’s Very Best Mince Meat in Jars 25c lb | Sunshine Fruit Cakes, 1 lb. each (Fancy) I Sunshine Fruit Cakes, 2 lb. each (Fancy) -51.95 I This is a high grade fruit cake, with assorted | nuts and candied fruits. Some Nice Tame Rabbits, 2to 4 lbs. each 23c lb | California Toasted Almond Meats, large jar I Selected Pecan Meats, 7'/? oz. jars Selected Pecan Meats, 2'4 oz. jars 25c A full line of Cold Meats: Minced Ham, Pressed Ham. Veal Loaf, Blood Pudding. Pickled Souze, 1 Head Cheese. Boiled Ham, Dried Beef. Summer Sausage, Braunsweiger, Goose Liver Sausage. ! I I arge size Bulk Dill and Sweet Pickles, and a large assortment of pickles, sliced and whole in I jars. I Home Made Fresh Egg Noodles... 15c a package We will be open, and have delivery service until s 9 o’clock Wednesday evening. Closed all da) | Thursday. j Free and Prompt Delivery to all parts j of the city any hour of the day.

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