Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 4 April 1930 — Page 7

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Osborne blamed the bankers for having made bank robbing an attractive avocation. "The average small town bank i 1 entirely unprotected," ho said. "Thu majority have no system for) sounding an alarm when the place is held up. It is a simple matter for two or three robbers to loot a small town bank und get out of town before police are notified. "The Inmdlts also are aided by the fact that most banks employes have been ordered not to resist hold-up men and eimseqii'inly the crooks roalire they can proceed with the job virtually without hindrance. Timidity on the part of townspeople to notify police when they see suspicious men around a hank also was given as an aid to the bandits. Osborne cited an illus tration of this during a recent Indiana bank robbery. A person in a building across the street from the bank noticed several men loitering about the bank and peering into the windows. O’borne said. The witness called a friend in the same building and ex

pressed th ' belief that the bank would be held up. But the. police were not notified because the person was not certain. o — —...—_. ■—n j Hoy Scout troop 65 sponsored by the Gideon Class of the Evangelical church have i».‘en growing by leaps and bounds, held a very interesting meeting Thursday at the church.

' * 1 Phcmes 106*107 ' OpeClcllS . PLEASE ORDER BY DEAL NUMBER DEAL No. 1 11 lbs. American Breakfast Coffee Tr DEAL No. 2 Kallfj 2 lbs. Lard, 2 ibs. Perk Steak O Ep|ijSg and. 3 cans Pork and Beans W |&MSs ' DEAL No. 3 ? lbs. Pork Sausage, 1 loaf of Bread 1 lb. American Breakfast Coffee Jfc KShqsD* 1 can Merrit I‘ears or Yacht Club Peaches Tr KflaaNS DEAL No. 4 G Cans of an;, of the following:— I ittle Elf Corn—Little Elf Peas—Little Elf Sauer rHk ' KV\V Kraut—Perfect Tomatoes — Perfect Green Beans— Hart Red Kidney Beans or Beechnut Pork and Beans and 1 pound of Good Steak J H F/yji’lJk % tvictfT Br-w f . i'"/' »EAI.N„.S <1 # 1 Large Can Peaches 1 Large Can .Merrit Pears jrm WiSpsL'Wc j 1 l.a l1!e .an Pineapple W 1 Large Can Apricots w f DEAL No. G 1 pound Creamery Butter “ P° un^s Tender Beef Steak ® . Wa PLEASE ORDER THfesE BY DEAL NUMBER Bl RSLEY S HIGH GRADE COFFEE 3 pounds SI.OO gw M. J. B. Co.fee 2 Ibs. 51.05 oleomargarine—('ood Luck 3 Ibs. 80c Nucoa 3 Ibs. 70c OaL Grove . ...3 tbs. 85c Kingans . . 3 lbs. SI.OO SkssSbL Colored Standard ib. 40c WHITE' MOUNTAIN CREAMERY or CLOVERLEAF BUTTER. Saturday Only, 15c Ib •mWmEBML 3 loaves Miller’s Single Bread 25c Fresh Eggs | Fresh Bock Wurst y RN - A New O’eomargarine t MALT SPECIAL Fresh Leader Krauntz ' | 1’ TRUE WORTH d« 1 gkil and Philadelphia Cheese 4 A good one. 3 cans... tP 1 .VU 1 reih Superba Peanut Butv\ayne and Big Boy, 2 cans ..75c ‘ cr “P* i ars 41c X V)!d W urtzberg, Buckeye, Miller * Quart .lais ol harm House k High Life 1 Ripe Olives 50c Blatz. 2 cans “bt 3 “ )S ’ 2 ° C » Budweiser, £1 QE 1 resh Whipping M $ Blue Ribbon. 2 cans i ..... ~ . :‘" (1 J \ rca ‘" S Si«pr«. n 5 sallon can 51.75 M.llera !• resh W h.le. Who e W i n -ii-r I»OPK - Wheat and Rye Bread % 11 ~Rk AN,> “;,X“ 23c IWI f.,r C et io order J 0... g| M liIGHIT RED KIDNEY lean of Peaches and I ran s£g ■ BEANS 3 cans 25c of Apricots, with each $1 Jgfc Wffi. Little E's Com. Peas. Tomatoes, order for L»c ■ ’truer Kraut. Perfect Green Beans. )}. e ha \? ‘ hc C( t,( e line ol ||| ■Lliu-t Red Kidney Beans, any Lhcp Suey, Lat hoy Sauce, «.- • ( , )rs y-„ Noodles and Sprouts. gng r' Plenty of Fresh Fish and Oysters During Lent w-'■? Choice Bunch Chickens Fork and Beef Tenderloins WfcS Flank and Skirt Steaks Fancy Swiss Steaks Fresh Side in chunk, any amount Ib. 22c \A ; r Pure Bulk Pork Sausage 2 lbs. 35c Sugar Cured Smoked Jowels or Bacon Squares lb 18c a Good Fresh Boiling Beef 3 lbs. 50c (Sugar Cured Smoked Dams, whole or half... lb. 27c o Good Tender Beef Steak lb. 30c Sugar Cured Cottage Hams Ib. 35c Fresh Picnic Hams Ib. 17c Plenty Spare Ribs, Shoulder Ribs, Pigs Feet, Hearts, Tongues and Liver Freshly made Mayonaise in hulk pint 30c ®| Fancy Chillie Sauce in bulk pint 30c , 4 Home made Cottage Cheese pint 20c T Freshly Home made Noodles 2 pkgs. 25e We have added Ward’s Fancy Cakes Io our stock of merchandise. Try one! Mutschler’s Meat Market ■■■■l

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, APRIL I, 1930.

26 boys being present ut roll eull The first hour of the evening wan in charge of Mr. Francis Howell who gave the boys u wonderful lesion on First Aid in which the boys I were very much interested. The remainder of the evening In I charge of Mr. White and Mr. Owens was spent in the final arrangements of the Hoy Scout panent to be held hi Fort Wayne North I side gym., Saturday April 5 at S ' o'clock. 'fhe public is invited to attend tins pugeut in which 1,5y0 boys will | take part. Admissioti will lie Audits 35 cent.'

ami children under 12 years of age 25 cents. Notice ’I All Boy Scouts of Troops 61, 63, i tit 65 that are to take part in pageiit I to be held in Port Wayne Saturday i April sth are requested to meet ut the Central school building Sat'ur . day afternoon ut 15 minutes ’till . 1 o'clock, as we must leave on time. t , 0 Stereotype Cases Hdinhurgh. (UP) Among the I patients at the Royal Edinburgh ! Hospital tor Mental and Nervous Diseases i.itfei'W from "Stereo- • type" is a man who wrote a single

word in the same way 2,560 times without stopping. Another spent all his spare time for 18 years shuffling and reshuffling a pack of cards. A ■ third spent 48 years iu the institu Hon and never asked for liny thing except "train fare to Carlisle.'* o Get the Habit—Trade at Home

Appelman’s Grocery i Groceries and Meats y Prompt Service and MF I SB Courteous Treatment y I V We have our own c tl Free Delivery Phones 215 and 219 1 lb. box Campfire Marsh- Assorted Perfection 29c mallows and one can Camp- Cokoies, per pound ... fire Mal-o-whip ?Qr Z 77 on ] v Arft/v Granulated Sugar, 10 Ibs. o4c ‘ Broken Sliced Pineapple. White Onion Sets, lb. ... 15c large can 28c Bermuda Onion Plants, Peas and Corn, 2 cans.... 25c bunch 13c Peanut Butter, 1 It), jar.. 20c Large packet Garden Seeds 5c Pork & Beans, 3 cans ... 25c Early Ohio Seed Potatoes Toilet Paper, 4 rolls 25c peck 60c Hominy, large cans 10c Early Cobblers, peck .... 65c “ ~ ~ ~ Z “ New Carrots, 2 bunches.. 15c SPECIAL New Cabbage, per 1b.... 10c 6 cakes P. &G. Soap Fresh Parsnips, pound ... 6c Q 1 Large Chipso Large Cucumbers, each.. 23c 12 cakes Ivory Soap Fresh Tomatoes, per Ib.. .20c 1 Ivory Flakes S7f‘ Lemons, 3 for 10c 1 Galvanized Pail Cabbage Plants, dozen.. 15c (25c value) Yellow Onion Sets, 2 Ibs. 25c ■ r | Hite’s Grocery I T — — 7 LOWEST PRICES QUALITY GOODS SUPER SERVICE ■ * -5 M Phone 31 or 204—1 t means lower Grocery Bills, Free Delivery ■ H and Persona! Service I™ Small SunKist Nav- 10 pounds Fine Fancy Celery al Oranges OOf* Granulated JTQz» Hearts, | Q dozen Sugar bunch .... A(SC jg 24 Ib sack Bursleys High Fancy Home Grown J Grade QQz» | OF Polar Bear QQ Coffee, 1b...00C tPl.Ot) Flour JzOv 3 pounds 95c 5 Ib. Onions FREE fl ■ - B If you can’t phone, drive a little ways and see how it pays. Plenty of parking space. Q pounds Fancy New Raisins 0 4 P our, d sack Lady QQr* TS b O V 4—i x Washington Flour OOU fl I Oil liable (<>lT«‘. pound ir,. «!' ,iest a‘»B«rale 1 A ® I(1 Ib. Granulated S<®»rFREE)4&C l)oz «" *■-■» «** ±VV ■ f” pounds Fancy Great QQ/» *Y can Little Elf Kidney Beans *4 Northern Beans O»’(. S O or Baked Beans m ■ 7 small cans Van Camps Large cans Ripe Prunes 25C B Fancy Bulk .Jelly, "| Ap I B 3 cans Little E f Baked Beans Round AvU I B Kirks Flake Soap I B Fancy New Pink Salmon, 18c QXp Fancy Bulk Pop Corn 1 Az» F | || pounds New Hand Picked ' oun( * Avv R * >< tn Large cans Oil Sardines 4 P I I 2tbs.' Fancy Bulk Coffee (10 qt. 4 Ci/* 2 CBnß each luV I hp Galvanized Bucket FREE) ....4r«zV I B Perfection Cake 50c value QQ/» I B Gold Dust Scouring Powder Ciz* a c Ot/C B Z 7 TT T~' 2 cans Early .lune Peas Large cans Peaches and Pears OQo B in syrup tt’JV B All flavors of Preserves XSC 'a" B ' ampbdlS ,omal ° 25C I IU 1 arge tans Fancy Apricots ...23c I pounds New Corn Meal 25c I We are headquarters for all kinds of seed potatoes, onion sets, onion plants and garden seed.

Plan Aerial Mapping < Brussels, — (UP) — Two Souih African miasionH are to make maps of Rhodesia and the Sudan by aerial , : photographs, and hope to complete 1 the work over 280,000 square kllj- I meters in 18 months Instead of thr I 16 years required by present meth-

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odi. ■ ■ —o American Bureaus Berlin. — (UP) — Two leading American hotels, one located in New York, the other in Chicago, have opened an information bureau In Berlin for the benefit of Americans traveling in Germany.