Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 301, Decatur, Adams County, 20 December 1929 — Page 7

, town Talk -— —■ \ oulewede, student ’ r ,. I iG'. rsily. Milwaukee. ' al . n ,| home this morn ('liristimiM vacation jßv. will S’”"' l will! his pii-- , lU d Mrs. Clem VogleUl M Mildred ami Lilli id w enrolled in the |H/ r, ng College in Mun , • home this evening H v isii <•'»'>’ Christmas with I ir . Mr. and Mrs. M. F y.,i Hower, teacher in . 'Uss Geraldin ■ How 9 ls , ■mled in athletic s , in Indianapolis wi'l |,. klKnas ho., lay vacation. |K\_ - I sayin.' we're her. u ,.i;e tomorrow,' but to

p i THE | (llfjristntan I Feast/ Tor Four Convenience BsElk » ja Our Stores fill remain open I ! Monday, Dec. 23 rd unld 9p. I flOn /> ni Tuesday, Dec. 24th if W | 10 f>- m - and will he closed all day Christmas. LmBhSIbMB Shop Early |wiltU ECONOMY KUUS" | <H> Compare These Prices Peaches lona Brand 2 N 43 c rcmedary Dates **<• 19c el Monte Peaches Hall"' N °' can 25C ma Pineapple c'lulht'd 2 No 45c wansdown Cake Flour **»• 25c one Such Mince Meat 2 p*«». 25c Bmpkin Scott Cpunty Brand 3 Na 25c avy Beans 4 ib.. 2.9 c > s Specials for Friday and Saturday Only lOUr Gold Medal or Pilltbary 'bug s2f»O3 ma Flour 79c Luckey Strike!, Cameli, Chei- carton < £" l&cl vlwwS ‘ter field'e. Old Golde, Piedmont! f 0 pkg! 9A• JL Mpso Flakei or Granule! 2 pkg!. 35c Inger Canada Dry or S»c 3 §OC inger Ale cueqaotciab 2 25c ■ S POTATOES pound peck 39c ig ' $3.85 ishel $1.53 JtafflE * BfiUfic «. ESTABLISHED 1859

MEATS for Sunday I - and every day - A CLEAN, MODERN MEAT MARKET Ready to Serve Vour Every Meat Want. A dandy band, »f Sok-H ' h order early for Christmas. (•<">« SUPP'? We Feature that Good Home Made Sausage. Choice cuts of Reef. Veal and Pork. All kinds S , of Fresh and Smoked Meat*. GIVE US THAT ORDER. I Gerber Meat Mattel ; J. A. KUHN, Mgr- PHONE 97 second ST.

day if we're hern U s late as it u . ni Mr? lu ‘u hy- lll,liann y don't «eem to or n O i' hO,iP Whetller Bel,o <> l ka «P'‘ not jest so she has good roads. -Abe Martin, Indianapolis News Mr. and Mrs. George Squire have tho e r Ve w tt | l I ’“ CkaM of frul,K fl0 "> .... •W. Harvey family of Florida, he package was accompanied bv a let er from the Harveys wishing m v ‘u ’ Plft “ Me, ' ry Christmas. . r orthn '«" will leave tonight for Indianapolis where lie will attend a school conference. Several Decatur people are planning on motoring to Fort Wayne tolight to see the Decatur-North Side basketball game. . Squler motored to Bluff, ton this afternoon where he met the Worth 8 Mlld J e<l "orihman, Lillian Wot hman, \ lolet Squq| er and Dean Dorwin who returned to this city to "pend the Holidays with their fa Te-wh' AI ! . a!, ‘ gtUdentß »t Ball Teachers College at Muncie. _ Mllt Wiling a teacher in Prehl

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township was calling on friend., here yesterday, the storm having made it necessary to close the schools out his way. The (mails are safe until next fall again. The law protecting them becomes effective tomorrow. It does not make much difference to the average cltlz- n however. 'We havenot even teen one this year. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Detaniore of l ast M iln street motored to Green castle this morning to return with their daughter, Jane, who is a student at DePauw University. Jan will spend the holiday season witn her parents. -Portland Sun The 1930 hunting and fishing licenses have arrived at the clerks office and several of the boys are taking them out so they will be all et for January Ist. Miss Neva Brandyberry will go to Detroit to enjoy Christmas and a holiday visit with friends. One boy with a new and handsome sled hail his troubles this morning. ||e hooked on to an automobin ami either got thrown off or became frightened and rolled oft. Any way his sled was bouncing aIon;; behind the car without a pas S nger a it bumped over the tracks at the G. 11. and l headed west. The v -uiigsters are out with their.

“Priceless The Health That Konjola Gave” Life Was Miserable I'ntil New And Different Medicine Was Given A Chance

ilk MR. JOHN P. WOLSIFER "Priceless is the health that Konjola gave me," says Mr. John IP. Wolsifer, 1411 East Southern I avenue. Indianapolis. "I had poor I c'r< illation and kidney troubles. | My eyes were puffy, my skin covered with blotches and I was alway tired. 1 was about ready to give up my work as a baker. I felt -so had Then I heard about Konjola and this medicine had such glowing reports that I decided to try it. Just six bottle., of this wonderful medicine erased every vestige of my health troubles. Today my work is a pleasure, mid I am full of energy and ambition. It is a pleasure to recommend Konjola, and I hope my experience will guide others to put it to the test," So it goes: the same splendid story of success whenever Konjola is given a chance to prove its merits. Konjola is sold in Decatur at the H. J. Smith drug store, and by all the best druggists in all towns throughout this entire section.

Colds are serious. Even mild cases are dangerous. Remember KONJOLA GOLD COMPOUND (tablets) is giving amazing re lief to thousands of cold sufferers every year. These table are of the same high quality as Konjola.

sleds and having u good time which is fine but thay should remember that hooking on to automobiles is dangerous. Colonel Reppert is getting ready for the opening of his mid-wintei auctioneering school with Indications of a large class. The sessions will be held al the K. of P. H ill. The first auction sale of registered rabbits ever held In America will take place here about the mid die of January. Watch for announcement*. . Judge David E. Smith of Fort Wayne visited here this morning He is wishing every body a Merry Christinas and raid the only newt items he copld give us were that Miss Gretchen arrived home from Washington D. C. last evening for the holidays and Mrs. Smith and Miss Dorothy will leive the middle of January for Brownsville, Taxes for a two months visit during th> cold weather. A radio announcement from Fort Wayne this afternoon H ald the road between there and Decatur Is closed The twelve o'clock bus arrived hen on time and started back with several passengers.

Saturday | Phoucs SpCCials Fancy Oysters — Freshly Dressed Rabbits Geese—Nice Chickens and Turkeys Fresh Back Bones — Spare Ribs and Hearts Home Made Noodles and Cottage Cheese Sugar Cured Cottage Hams Plenty Pork Specials and Beef Tenders Choice Cuts of Native Beef and Veal SPECIAL—6 cans of any kind of the following articles— Little Elf Peas, Little Elf Tomatoes, Little Elf Kidney Beans, Little Elf Corn, Perfect Green Beans, CMonarch Sauer Kraut 6 cans ’ ° v Nice Plate Boiling Beef 3 lbs. 50c OLE O M ARGA RIN E Besto Nut, Special 3 lbs. 50c Standard, Colored lb. 40c Nuco a .. .> 3 lbs. 70c 3 Cans BIG HIT PORK and BEANS 3 cans 25c Perfect Red Beans 3 cans 25c Big Hit Red Kidney Beans 3 cans 25c 2 Cans Clover Mead Shoe Peg Corn, 2 cans 35c FRESH WHITE MOUNTAIN ( REAMERY BUTTER .... 45c lb MALTS— Puritan 2 cans $1.05 Miller Hi Life 2 cans $1.25 Blue Ribbon 2 cans $1.25 Real Meritan 2 cans $1.45 T r u e w o r t h 2 cans 75c Supro, a 5 gallon can 1 can $1.75 COFFEE— Man O’ War 2 lbs. 75c Chef 2 lbs. 95c Maxwell House 2 lbs. 95c Perfect, Vacuum Pact 2 tbs. SI.OO M. .1. B 2 lbs. $1.05 American Breakfast Coffee 3 lbs. 90c Fresh Rendered Lard 2 lbs. 25c Fresh Picnic Hams lb. 16c Fresh Pork Shoulders lb. 17c Fresh Hams, whole or half lb. 20c Miller’s Fresh Whole Wheat, Raisin and White Bread 2 .Jars, pints, Superba Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 41c 2 cans Dolly Madison Black Raspberries 2 cans 55c SPECIALFRESH FRUIT CHERRIES in pint containers pint 30c SATURDAY ONLY With each Dollar order we arc going to let you have 1 can of Banquet Apricots and 1 can of Perfect Peaches, Large cans 2 cans 45c Deliveries All Day Phones 106—107 Order your ( hristmas Poultry NOW! Mutschler’s Meat Market

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1929.

Mth. C. C. Rityl I* a Fort Wayne , visitor this afternoon. Members of the Henry Mayer family became frightened this morning when they saw smoke coming from n liedroom and called the local Fire Department. The fire, howevei proved to be only a furnace pipe which was burning out and no damage was done to uny other part of the house.

Bowman To Be New State Tax Secretary Indianapolis, Dec. 20. <U.R) - Lewis S. Bowman, Indianapolis, former state auditor, will become secretary of tho state tax board January 1, succeeding Bert S. May Crawfordsville, it was announced today by James Showalter, chairman. He will return to the field force of the tux board, Showalter said. Bowman served two yeans as state auditor and for seven years was auditor of Wayne county. The board also appointed Kay Shank, Angola, us a field man.

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A United Church Action Union Spells Success, ("an not Decatur United foi A Two Weeks Program of Consecration? We serve and rever» God, yet as a city, we should serve and revere Him more faithfully. The etiurcluare the greatest uplifting force in i community and the extent of their sei vice depends upon Hie support of all its citizens. I.ot us Inn fol our United Goal: DECATUR FOR CHRIST Seven of the churches in Decatur will open a simultaneous meeting January sth. As we. as individual, have allegiance to different families different schools and different or-

ganisations, so we hold ullogiunco to different churches, but us churches will stand united in thia our goal: Dr-catur for Christ. "A Minister’” Miss Catherine Martin will leave tomorow for Attica where she will

WHEN IN FT. WAYNE VISIT t NOW THE FOR THE PRICE OF I • ONE SHOW Vaudeville, Muaical Revue, Presentations, DraS IXmatic Cirlcsque, 50 Peo- < r iKictOdJll’ <n 2V&3V pie—so. REAL LIVE MUSIC—MIDNITE SHOW SATURDAY NOT CANNED THE ONLY STAGE SHOW IN TOWN POPULAR BARGAIN PRICES ALWAYS FOR GOOD CHOICE SEATS CALL ANTHONY 1378

SCHMITT SANITXRY& QUALITY MEAT MARKET We will have a complete line of Fancy Poultry for ( hristmas, including Turkeys, all sizes, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, some nice Young Dressed 'l ame Rabbits. Let us have j r our order tomorrow or Monday in order to get in on the good selection. Our poultry will lie all fresh dressed Monday and Tuesday» As another Special for tomorrow and ('hristmas, we will have some extra fancy, Cornfed Baby Beef. Plenty (iood Jar and Bulk Mince Meat: Limited supply of the Famous ] and 2 lb. Sunshine Fruit t akes, in air tight, sealed Fancy tin boxes. A nice Christmas Gift, 9 <>z. Toasted Almond Meats in jars at 40c each. Also Pecan meats in jars at 25c each. All sizes of the famous Miller & Hart Smoked Skinned Hams, Christmas wrapped, also a nice ( hristmas Gift. All cuts of Spring Lamb, and Fancy Home Dressed Fat Veal. As an added fealiire to our Fancy Canned Goods Line, we have this week added the famous Hart Brand of Canned Vegetables, including Wax Beans, Green Beans, Golden Rantum Corn, Dainty Fancy Sifted Sweet Peas, Red Kidney Beans, Pumpkin and Kraut. If you want the last word in quality in Canned (»cods, try a can of Hart Brand. Saturday Specials Rib, Plate and Brisket Boiling Beef. . . . 18c lb Fancy Baby Beef Steak 30c lb All Pork Sausage in bulk 18c lb Fresh Side in a chunk 20c lb Lean Small Pork Shoulders, trimmed 16c lb Whole or Half Dressed Ilog 14c lb Pork Shoulders in the rough W/ic lb Fresh Ground Meat Loaf (Veal. Pork and Beef) with a little smoked meat added, fancy 25c lb Canned Goods Sale Beech-Nut Vacuum pack Coffee, 1 pound, V 4 lb. Free 53c Bursley’s High Grade Coffee 13c lb ... ‘ 2 pounds 80c Perfect’s Vacuum Pack Coffee in tins 10c lb Schmitt’s Fancy 6 O’clock Coffee 35c lb Van Camps Fancy Green Peas, 2 cans for 25c Big Hit Fancy Tomatoes, 2 cans for 25c Merrit Brand. Large size can Bartlet Pears, packed in heavy syrup, 35c value 29c With a meat order 1 Large size can of Sun Kissed Peaches in heavy syrup, 25c can Free and Prompt Delivery to all parts of the citv any hour of the day. H. P. Schmitt Meat Market

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enjoy u two w>'<ikg ('hriitinaM vaca* tlon with her paronte, and other relatives and trienda. All the rural mall tarriera were forced to turn back after making 1 few mile* Gilh morning; M yor George Krick left at iloon for Fort Wayne.