Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 193, Decatur, Adams County, 15 August 1930 — Page 6

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RURAL CHURCHES Decatur U. . Circuit Chester Grace, Pastor. Bobo 9:15 a. m -Sunday School. ■7 p. in. Christian Endeavor, Prayer ni cling on Wednesday evening. Winchester 9:30 a. m. — Sunday School. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. Victory 9:30 a. in Sunday School. 10:30 a. in. I’reeahing. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. PI. Grove 9:30 a. m.—Sunday School. Followed by class meeting.

FREE DELIVERY PHONE 292 I BELL’S SAVINGS SUGAR, 10 pounds Pwf«/» Jut CHEESE, Colby Longhorn, lb. 25c BURSLEY'S HIGH GRADE COFFEE, lb. 29c ARISTOS FLOUR 93C POLAR BEAR FLOUR 93C SILVER LEAF FLOUR 65 C MALT, American Beauty 39 C .3 -10 c TOILET PAPER 1 1 Qn SWEET POTATOES, lb. IOC I PEACHES, lb. IOC I CORN FLAKES. Perfect. Large pkg. IOC I SUPER-SUDS. Large package 21c E JELL-O. 4 packages 29c t 'UJ'IM "P!WT~WTTMIII 1 *• SCHMITT SANITARY & QUALITY MEAT MARKET Saturday Specials SOME REAL SMOKED MEAT VALUES Home cured and smoked Jewels, lb 15c 7 lbs. for SI.OO Home cured medium Bacon in chunks, lb. 23c 4 1-2 lbs. for SI.OO Eckart’s smoked Shouders. 6to 8 each. lb. 20c Fancv Lean Susar Cured Pit? Bacon, lb.. 30c Swift’s Short Shank, Leah Picnic Hams. j 4 to 5 lbs. each. Special 1 Sc Th Swift’s Lean Cotta ore Hams, 2 to 4 lbs. each, all meat, whole 35c lb Sliced 38c It) Fresh Meat Specials Fresh, All Meat, Hamberger 20c lb Special Baby Beef Steak 25c lb Smoked Pork Sausage (all nork), lb 22c Young tender church Beef Steak, lb 25c Lean Pork Steak or Roast, Th 23c No. 1 Wisconsins Longhorn Cream Cheese. lb 25c Canned Goods Specials Perfects Green Beans, Tomatoes, Peas, Corn and Spinach, 2 cans for 25c BEECHNUT SPECIALS 1 lb. and 1-4 lb. can Beechnut Coffee, 25c bottle Beechnut Catsun. 10c Beechnut Peanut Butter. 2 cans Beechnut Pork and Beans or Spaghetti, for SI.OO Large can Peaches or Apricots packed in heavy syrup with a meat order for 25c Burslev’s High Grade Coffee, lb 29c Schmitt’s 8 O’clock Coffee, a good one. 2 lbs. for 45c A full pint jar of Milon’s Sandwich Spread or Salad Dressing 23c jar or two for .. 45c 3 !enty Spring Chickens and size and Fancy Beef and Pork Tenderloin Free and Prompt Delivery to all parts of City Phone 95 and 96 H. P. Schmitt Meat Market

7:30 p. ni. Preaching. The conference will convene at ; Van Wort. 0., Aug. 27-31. Thus this will be my last appoliitenienta at the two plaecH. Everybody welcome. o — Mt. Tabor M. E. Circuit 11. R. Matteson, pastor. 9a. tn. std. time Sunday School. R. Koos, superlnt'ndent. 7:30 p. in. std, time Preaching. Rev. Sims. (Kentucky confer nee) ■ 7:45 p. in. Thursday Prayer service. S. Cottoral, leader. Mt. Hope M. E. Church ' 9:30 a. m. std time — Sunday School. (’. S pc, superintendent. X p. m. std. tlm ■ Wednesday Prayer servin'. I). Finkhotise, leader. Clark’s Chapel M. E. Church 9a. in. std. time Sunday School.

|C. (Tom, superintendent. 7:3n pm. std. time -Prayer, Mrs.J Beard, leader. I Calvary Evangelical Church I Calvary church is striving lo be [a community builder. Any community without a church Is undesirable. | Ihe jastor and members of Calvary ( hureh are giving themselves lo the interest of Christian Edu'ration among the youth. Everybody I is invited to the Sunday School a' !'i:3o, Sun Time. There are classes or all m>. s. Worship with sermon by M. W. Sundarman at eleven o'clock. A sarvtee of Prayer and Bibb- Study on Thursday night, conducted by Otis Shlfferly, Class Leader. o Record Blast Fired Cast I Rock, Wash. (UP) — Wh< n they want roek for the county quarry on Silver Lake road., workmen do things in a big way. For a single blast, two and a half tons of powder was placed in a 40 foot tun nel and set off. ■ ■ - - —o - Recall Dark Day Martinsville, Ind., —(UP)—lndiana's darkest day, which oveured six- ; tv-three years ago is recalled by H. W. Brown, aged resident. A total eclipse of the sun turne.l day into night for 30 minutes.

Il’ZiTrt f(Pr Ikl k\ ll ll ■kW ■ Aw l. m a;v ",*yk. ri Js e hk ' \. awMfssMl 2 I ISSAIAPTIME Kroger Tissue 3 for 23c Soft Textured Bathroom Tissue —1 Free | Bulk Sugar iO pounds 52c ] Pure Cane—For Canning and Preserving Babbits Cleanser ■ 10c™" I pi Country Club Pastry 1 f - Hour 5 p° und Ijc | Rainbow Salad Dressing, C. C. Plain Olives, V 2 pint 19c B quart size 39c Rock-Co Cocoa, 2 lb. can 25c S Tip-Ton Caramels, 2 Lbs. 25c Fould’s Macaroni 3 boxes 27c B Bulk Vinegar, pure cider, • Fould’s Spaghetti 3 boxes 27c B gallon 29c Fould’s Noodles, 3 boxes 27c B C. C. Kidney Beans, 3 can 27c C. C. Stuffed Olives, V 2 pt. 23c B Bananas <i '““ 25c! 1 Jumbo-Crisp and LelCiy Tender, 3 stalks I (fC | Peaches 29c I IT IT ■ ■ Solid Heads 1A K Head Lettuce Meat Specials I Beef Roasts 120 c I BACON 97c I Ring Balogna fresh lb. 18c I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. AFGI'ST 15. 1930.

BOOLITTLE SEES Lt S. BEHIND IN MILITARY FLYING Famous Pilot Completes Extensive European Tour of Inspection By Paul H. King. UP. Stuff Correspondent St. I.iOiliM. Aug. 15. (U.P.) The military air fore s of the United Slates is excelled by thos'i of European countries, James 11. I>ooI ttle, formerly a lieutenant in the U. S. air corps, said here after returning from a survey of Europe. '‘Although we are considerably behind in military flying, our commercial aviation Is on a par _with that of the Europeans." Doolittle said. Doolittle, after a three months aviation survey of Europe, blanr-s our loss of military supremacy to abandonment of air racing. "The army stopped building racing plant's in 1925 and since then we have not added a mile to the

speed of our pursuit (hips. "The fastest planes we have to-1 day are th* old ones which were constructed In 1925. But, the Italians and other cminMes have continued air racing activities and the lesson they learn d has enabled them to surpass us." he said. "Some of the European fighting plan s can outtly the best we’ve got by 90 miles an hour." "In commercial (lying there is. not a great deal of diffcr< nee be | t ween here and abroad. "Speed of our lines perhaps gives is the insid’ track however," Doolittle said. "They are m v r In a hurry over i here. The planes stop more frequently and allow the passengers mote time befor resuming the flight than we do. Night flying with pass- ngers has not boon a’ tempted," ho said. Starting at Athens. Greece, Doolittle and his party flew over nearly S.OOO miles of airways and visitd 21 countries. The survey was sponsored by the Curtiss interested in an effort to develop European markets for American manufactured planes. Since leaving the U. S. air forces Doolittle lias b on connected with tlie aviation d. partment of a large oil company.

He Gets the Advice Moor :head. Minn.. (i’i’)— "Mix well with oil and pnlnt your barn with It" was the answer E. C. Wingiro fnrmer received from Univerity of Minnesota geologists when, he sent them a sample of soft stone he found on Ills Ullin. The stone i-osenihles chalk. Is pink and white ind sirciili' d and veins like maroLi and Vlngire had asked what it was —. |

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