Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 75, Decatur, Adams County, 28 March 1930 — Page 3

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tie of Quality Groceries COUNTERS » ... f u j| of Good Bargains. See them. |r You’ll buy them. Gem Salad Dressing and Spreads ■x 29c ’EX-....20c 20c '*“ u,,s 10c 25c H"' hi, '..25c 25C Appk' BuUer.... 20C | Real Seed Potatoes Klohio'. Cobblers, Triumphs 65c I k ■ packages of Garden and r Seeds MV ■s'D-01. TOILET SOAP I OR SPECIAL ■ and 6 Sherbet Glasses for ... , t 59c ■old RELIABLE COFFEE and 4 r ■jack Frost Sugar, for Tut S| Our line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables K will meet your demands. |M. E. Hower ■e 108 Monroe & 7th sts.

SCHMITT “WfARY & QUALITY MEAT M ARKET have a limited supply of Chickens so please order Will also have some roosters for roasting or ..,x Baby Beef. Fresh Ovsters and all cuts of ■i Homemade Noodles, large package 15c two for 25c I Saturday - Specials Birk Sausage 20c It) Ground Meat Loaf, Veal, Pork and Sr 25c lb “■Pork Steak 25c lb ■ B Ground Hamburger 25c lb B Baby Beef Steak 35c tb B Raby Reef Roast 28 to 30c lb ■BPickled Pgs Feet. . 10c tb or 3 lbs.. 25c Pork Shoulders, trimmed 19c lb ■Steak and Choos 35c lb I —SMOKED MEATS— Be Hams, 5 to 7 tb each 22c lb Bess Picnic Hams 25c 11) i Bum Heavy Bacon in a chunk 25c It) Bed Jowels (sauare cut) 18c It) B & Hart’s 9 to 11 lb Smoked Skinned B Hams. Extra fancy 29c lb | F REE and CANNED GOODS SPECIALS ■jleys Hitrh Grade Coffee 33c lb., 2 lbs. 65c 'Bitt’s 6 O’cock Coffee, a good one, 33c 11) ■ Pounds 65c Bdar No. 2 size can of Tomatoes, Pork ■ yeans, Red Kidney Beans. .. 10c per can Bam ps Fancy Early June Peas, reguB s ’ ze ’ 2 cans for 25c ■?e can of Perfect’s Peaches in heavy BpP, reg-. 35c value, with a meat order 23c ■ line of Smoked, Pickled and Fresh Fish. ■ ee and Prompt Delivery Service to all Byts of the city, any hour of the day. ■ " iVe our Service and Quality a trial. ■ Phones 95 and 96 p• R Schmitt Meat Market

1 i conducted by the Cliimh Lender I i()tlH Bhirterly. The Fourth Quarter 1 ly Conference of thin year will con vene In the First Evnngelieni I Church. Rev. J. O. Mosier I'rexidlny I Elder w ill preach nt 7;• • Followhi; the preaching tiervlee Rev. Moxler II will preside over the ImslncHH ges-

fion. The Chairmen of every De piiilnient of the Church should be ptepured to give u report of his depaittnent. Muy we make this last Quarterly Conference a rat Italic ' Service. ■ o- - Decatur U. 0. Circuit Chester Grace, Pastor. Bobo: Sunday School, 9:16 «. rn. Pleaching, 10:3(1 a. m Christian Endeavor, 7 p. tn. Prayer meeting on Wednesday I evening. Victory Sunday Schoo], 11:30 a. in. Fol : lowed by ( lass meeting. Winchester . Sunday School. It :3o u. in. Preaching. 7 p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday night. Pleasant Grove Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Followed by dass meeting. Everybody welcome to each and -v. ry service. Q Union Chapel U. B. Church Rev. T. H. Harman, Pastor I Sunday School 9:15 Earl Chare Superintendent John Wallets Song leader | Sermon 10:30 Topic. “Enemies within our own

Fisher & Harris ( ASH GROCERY PHONES 3-4-5 The wise housekeepers of Decatur have been quick to discover the many advantages of this store as their regular shopping headquarters. For it brings them neater, cleaner, quicker. more courteous and able attention. And it brings them the V finest, most delicious foods at prices that are truly amazing 1 for their economy. Hour, Gooch’s, 24 tbs 99c . -.VC V<W. " <*♦ yqW wl \\ <CW Soap. P. and G. \\ hite -A* Naptha, 10 bars.... 39c M W 6 bars 25c % - W ; ’ Butter. Cloverleaf Cream- W®. ery, tb 47c VB tteA ° W 'fc Oleo. Palm Nut, 3 lbs. 55c » k\\\ ; Jjjgjffi: 1 lb 20c Wk N' 18c Value Corn or Wfexk < Peas. 2 cans 25c Red Kidney or Pork and ’. • Beans, 3 large cans 25c Q Bananas, quality, ripe ~ •'•Jgfes «» fruit, 4 pounds .... 29c JELLO .XX. 29c Swansdown Cake Flour package 29c DLft m C New Navy or Great Northern (Z OLH Pl W 3 pounds ZV L King-Ko Brand, First IQp VI II wriwll California Pack, 25c can Iw V OA T 011 D Beechnut Brand 1Q P I vUI Large 25c bottle, Special.... IU v FLOUR ,;x:' >~ " r 44c h 78c Sugar Cane Gran. 10 lbs. 54c Picnic Hams -ffx. 25c Leaf Lettuce, fancy hot house or Hard White Hd Lettuce lb 14c Carrots, New, 3 large bunches 2 5 c Bermuda Onion Plants, bunches of 100 15c, 2 for. .25c Onion Sets, pound 12c Potatoes, No. 1 White, 15 tt). peck. . 45c, 60 lb. bushel. $1.79 Del Monte Brand Peaches or Apricots, No. 2 size cans, 2 for 45c Bulk Rolled Oats, 90 pound bag $2.95, 6 pounds. 25c Bulk Steel Cut Oats, 6 pounds for 25c Prunes, Sun Sweet Brand. 2 pound package 35c Hominy, large cans 10c, 3 cans. 28c Clothes Baskets, Willow $1.48, $1.75, $1.98 Oyster Shells, 100 pound bag 9 5c Full assortment of Fruits and Vegetables

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hmiHehold'' Misuh 7:6. Evpiiiiig Spi'inniii ~ 7:00 Topic “The Only Way” John 14:sl o • Two Motorists Killed In Indianapolis Mishaps ImllamipoliH. .Mur. 26. (U.R) Two IWM-som. were killed hi unto nccldenlH in IndliimipoliM and vicinity ycuterduy. The dmid: William Siitlierinnd. 44, Mori'ntown, president of tin- .Morristown Stnte bunk. Joseph Itownton, lit. Indlunupolls, a Western I nion Telegraph com puny Im Jsenger. Sutherland died six hours utter his unto overturned in u ditch in the southeastern part of Marlon county. Downton was Injured fatally when he lost control of his car and crashed into another auto. Sutherland was coming to Inthinapo) s to deposit |50,000 in an Indianapolis bank, when he lost control of his car on the ley pavemt nt und skidded over an embankment. His car turned over six times and was demolished. ' 1 Attend opening Kauffman Hat Shop. 312 S. First St., Saturday afternoon and evening. ID

DISEASE CAN 8E CONTROLLED The yellows disease of cabbage probably causes more loss of this common but delectable vegetable than other trouble. Many Indiana gardeners have written that they are no longer able to grow It. They say that the leaves turn yellow und full from th- plant. Such plants never produce a head and usmdly are killed, says Dr. ('. T. G ogory of the Purdue agricultural extension department. It is no use trying to treat the seed nor to add fertilizer. Mme or any other treatment to the soil to kill the disease. It L In the soil and will stay there for years and years. Ordinary and prac'icanl* soil treatment will do no good. '‘Serious as this disease is, it Is nevei theless easily controlled," says Gregory. "When you order your cabbage seed Insist on having one of the resistant varieties. Fo I arly vapP’ttes order Tacope, Wis cousin Globe, Marion Market or Al I Head Select. For midsummer oi I late vaiieties order Wisconsin Al. I Seasons. Wisconsin Brunswick,

| Wisconsin Succession, Indiana ('ale I huge, ami Wisconsin Hollander. A letter to the Purdue ngl'icilltiirtil experiment station will bring la list of those varieties with the h4ftr.es lif the seed companies handling them. Such seed costs more than the ordinary varieties lint it | will raise a erdp wher" ordinary ! varieties will d e. All cabbage seed should bo trout ed, Gregory says, and he tells how: Soak the seed for 30 minutes In a solution of corrosive sublimate. Huy the special Htiblimiite tablets from the drug store. One of these tablets in a pint of water maker the correct strength for this treatment. After r moving the seed wa ll It thoroughly and plant immediately op dry it and plant later. Phis treatment wll do no good against the yellows but II will con trol black leg and black rot, two it her serious diseases. — Q- —.- '~ - - — , «f tnc Mat 1 ranF jit Mnm*

4—3TTKI ■■ I——: btiiuBESTERS -PILLS w TilF DIAMOND KEANU- A X / f, -”N for Chi-ehee-lery AuZ idfoMk Braud Pir«iD died and Oold( Oy t.'*^ ,^S3nlneto L»c Uiaes, ‘eaie l with blot g. .1 Ribboa. Take noother Hoy V 1/ X/ 'f your Dritgelaf Ask f«>r IL w ‘ DIAMOND \ £> BilAh’le r A Hr is liest. ?.afe ,t. Kr •:■!« Huy Now I —r soix B¥ PhuemsTs Asvisywarr''

| F0QI) V 0 ’■ SAVE i I VALUES MONEY -I Lima Beans Bulk lb. 17c . Flour 24j lbs. 97c Gold Medal Flour 24J lbs. 95c Lux Large 23c s^ur y I F loilV | Friday and Saturday Special French Coffee QP t Lux Toilet OK.. I'2 QC/» 3 lbs J/Ov J Soap, 4 I Graham Crackers, 2 lb. box 28c C. C. Loganberries, No. 2 can 23c I Evap. Apricots, It) 25c C. C. Blackberries, No. 2 can 25c , I I Peanut Butter, C.C., 1 tb. jar 23c C. C. Raspberries, No. 2 can 29c I I Clifton Cherries, No. 2 1 /: can 27c Mazo’a Oil, pint 29c I Vanilla Extract, 1 >/i oz 21c Evap. Peaches, pound 20c ■ Royal Baking Powder, 6 oz., each. . 24c C. C. Seedless Raisins, 3 for 25c I A& H Baking Soda. 10 oz. size... .5c C. C. Seeded Raisins, 3 for 25c I Fleischmann’s Yeast, each 3c C, C. Peaches, No. 2*/2 Halves. 2 for 45c | Butterscotch Bar Cake, each 25c C. C. Peaches, No. 2' 2 Sliced. 2 for 15c | I 4 ra Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Potatoes, Wisconsin U. S. Head Lettuce, large, 48 size No. 1, peck 39c each 10c Bananas, Golden ripe, 41b 25c Large Mammouth Celery 10c j | Choice Quality and Govt. Inspected Meats | Country Club Fancy Breakfast I Bacon, 6to 8 pounds. Whole | JL-rdV>Vzl 1 or half, pound ZLd I’kz | Beef Roast lb. 23c Pot Roast lb 19c [Fish lb. 20c i Beef Plate lb. 18c / I

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