Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 210, Decatur, Adams County, 5 September 1930 — Page 6

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CONEY !SIAND LOSING MONEY THIS SEASON Famous Amusement Resort Feels Depression; Cut Prices to No Avail New York. Sept. ."> (UP)—Coney Island, greatest amusement, place of the continent. Is losing I money. Concessional-!' s nt the famous I

The Home Grocery ' ( Free Delivery Phones 88 and 98 ' Peerless Flour New Jersey Sweet 21 lb. bag fts c Potatoes 25c Buy Now,.. Special, 4 lb A I{Val ‘ >riCC - Cold Medal ' | Special on Flour 93 C Marshmallows bag | 17 c P oun d None Better ; Nice Yellow citp e? BAN AN AS Sl G \ K 5C 4 ibs. 25c 1,0 "' I for Quick Solv Super Suds 99p *- large pkg. I Polmolive Soap. 3 for.. Vinegar... I The Home Grocery I SCHMITT SANITARY & QUALITY MEAT MARKET S Phones 95 and 96 Free Delivery - I Saturday Specials I Fresh Killed Spring Lamb j Nice Bunch Spring Chickens, 3 to 4 lbs. each I Good Fat Hens to roast or for soup | Beef and Pork Tenderloins | Fancy Home Baked Ham with cloves Good Home Made Potato Salad Home Made Egg Noodles Fresh and Smoked Meat Sale | Good Tender Boiling Beef, 2 lbs. for 25c | Special Good Beef Steak 25c lb | Fresh Ground Meat Loaf 25c lb I Bulk Sausage, all meat 18c lb I Lean Pork Steak or Roast 25c lb j All Meat Ground Hamburger 20c lb I Fresh Side Meat in chunk 22c lb I Special Fresh Boneless Fish 20c lb I Home Cured Smoked Jowels 15c lb I Swift’s Lean Cottage Ham, 2 to 4 Ibs. (Whole) 35c' lb I Home Cured Medium Heavy Bacon (in chunk) 23c lb Eckart’s Smoked Shoulders, 6 to 8 Ibs. each 20c tb Good Home Made Cottage Cheese.... 20c pt. Miller’s Fresh Bread (Singles). .3 loaves 25c I Van Camp’s Milk (large cans). .3 cans for 25c | Big Hit Baked Beans 3 cans for 25c Van Camp’s Red Beans 3 cans for 25c Shoe Peg Corn (Like corn off the cob) Big Hit Tomatoes 2 cans for 25c Special! One Large can Peaches, with a meat order for only 25c You can’t go wrong bv placing your order at Schmitt’s. You are always sure of getting Quality Goods at Sensible Prices. H. P. Schmitt Meat Market

i playground say this season has '• j been their worst, Lust year was 'bad, due to too-frequent ruins, bu'ihis year there Is no excuse except ' that people are not spending. “It takes SA.O() to see ull the] 1 sights. but the av' rage visitor tc t‘ *\>ney spends under 25 cents," la i* mented an attache of the bigges. , .unit, einent center. "Prides huv.’l* | been reduced, but people aren't ' ’ I ending. Tourists seem to be on I i budv-t. and most of them leave < I :«> more than |l.o<> with us. Two reasons were given. Ono Is i i th i' all buaitn at la dull, and a- < I m i 'em- ms are the first to suffer i Phe other Is that the middle-class ] ; patrons who used to go to Coney . Island now drive in their lowprice I i i -ars to more distant and less crowt,

i*d beaches. "So many of the poorer classes who now compose the majority o' visitors to Coney Island wear their bathing su'ts under their clothes — (Voiding the cost of u tpith-house - in*l I.ring their own ,luuches," the -ntertalnuu n: man mourned. 'One of these days Surf Avenue t'oitey Islamic Great White Way will be apartment houses.” — 0 _ REUNION CALENDAR ► - - - ———♦ Sunday, September 7 Annual Daley Bergman reunion, Portland Fairgrounds. Second annual Bell Reunion, LeJon Memorial Park, Decatur. The annua! Elzey reunion, Legion Memorial Park. Decatur. L. E. Mars reunion, Sun Bet Park, list of Decatur. . Roop family reunl.n. Sun Set Sixth annual Sovine reunion,i Pavillion at Lawton Park, North i'linton street, Fort Wayne. Park, east of Decatur. o—— Miss Patricia Teep|e left this norning for Lafayette, where site •ntered Purdue University for the all term. o Get the Habit—Trade at Home.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1930

FRENCH WRITER FINDS BORDER FORCES WEAK Italian Fortification to Be Strengthened, Le Matin Story Says Dy John White I’nited I‘r-ss Staff Correspondent! I‘nris. Sept. i Cl’i - That the j French are far behind the Itallang hn fortifying the common frontier J I through the Alps is the.reasoned 1 iml -numt of George Ferre, star r*’j porter of Le Matin, who has just completed a thorough inspection cl Ithat frontier. Whereas the French "Hlue De d -,’lls" occupy only a half dozen scattered points on the mountain range, ami then only in pea* etime garrison it. Fetre observed that the Italians had strongly fortified a veritable chain along the entire frontier from i Mentone to Mount Tende, eoncer tra 1 ng at certain strategic points. M. Ferre further- observed that military roads leading to the frontier from the Lomhatdy t»lains han

been widened uml strengthened to permit the passage of heavy arid-1 lerv and that tracks hud been laid at tour principal points for bringing up railroad artlllety. The guns of Monte Gramondo caii easily dispose of our flimsy tot lificutiotis at Mont Agri,” M. l-'eric write... adding that "probably Monte (tiamomlo was not tin* only i-min-cme so equipped, although I could see none of the rest with my glass-1 os. and of course was not allowed to approach on foot." The occasion for M. Ilerre's inspection was staging of the most elabc rut* French and Italian army nmnoetivers since the war in this region, pi lor to which, Le Maim jsays, there wus a good deal of tai': of war among the mountaineers of mis region. M. Ferre is of tile opinion hat the maneuvers quieted tills unrest, along with adoption of mor" < .meiilatory diplomatic tone between the two countries. GENEVA NEWS Mrs. .1. O. R. Campbell and daugnter Donavee have returned from a vacation in Michigan. Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, who b a been caring for Charley Pontius re turned to Mont Vernon. Thursday. Frank Ray of Rryaut spent Thun

| day Ut this place. Mr. and ilrs. Fred Dale spent I Wednesday and Thursday in Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Fred Deltch and dnughte: 'Helen ami Mrs. Forrest Deltch I spent Thursday in Fort Wayne. Mr. uml Mis. Russel Steiner eit itertalmd at dinner. Mr. and Mi« I John MRler ami daughter Mary | and Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner, I'hur-thty. Miss Esther Hutton returned from Sagautuek Michigan after spending ihe summer there. Miss Ruth Stewatt has gone to Wabush where she will enter High Sl hoot this Winter. Miss Adeline Hrown went to For* Wayne, Tuesday, where she < titered liu.-’.liess college. ( Miss Ruth Armstrong lias gone to Akron. Ohio when* she will teach | n the public schools. Word was received here of the leath of Mrs. Grover Runkel 38 Fort Wayne. Mrs. Runkel died in .he Lull, 'i'll hospital following an operation Mrs. Runkel was «t i laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Job V an-i ey formerly of this place. James Van Skyrock l»ft Wednes- : lay for Little Rock Ark., where he | will spend the winter. O— Robert Frisinger left this morn- I Ing for Lafayette, where he will a- I tend Punflte t'niversity.

Fisher & Harris!. PHONES 3, 4 and? FINE] GROCERIES "" r fix PEACHES-3 for CO ll Large Cans —Heavy Syrup JELLO 15p/AI All Flavors, 2 pkgs I BRAN FLAKES 1 (In •M KELLOGG’S, package ... lOU g Red Pitted—New Pack—No. 2 cans j|Bw CHERRIES 145 c I I Save Money By Trading Here ■! ROLLED OATS SXTX. 24c I ÜB"C Ck r Kraft’S Package I wlilibLbVLi all varieties, pkg. ■> SUGAR, Cane Granulated 4A_ PEANUT BUTTER 10 pounds “rt/C 2 pounds SOAP, Flake White or P. &G. QP SALMON, Finest Quality OKs B White Naptha, 10 bars OmV Pink, 2 large cans igtFV M FLOUR, Gooch’s Best Q? n MACARONI, Short Cut Barrel $6.75; 24 tbs ODC 3 pounds |g FLOUR. Pride of Decatur, HOMINY, large cans 12 tbs. 38c; 24 Ibs OMC 3 for if 18c Value CORN or PEAS 25c BANANAS ’ Q ua,it -V Fruit U GRAPE NUTS LARGE BLUE PLUMS 90flf Package IIC 3 tbs ij CELERY, the kind that’s all If ONIONS, New Crop. Large OXn If good, large bunch of 3 stalks. . ±t)v Yellow Danvers, 8 tbs » RAISINS nr CRISCO Q7c B ’3 tbs 1 tb. can 25c; l«/ 2 tt>. can... 1 PORK and BEANS 3 large cans ZOC pound 1 f BUTTER- Cloverleaf MASON FRUIT JARS. Why pa\ 1 Pound more? Pints, dozen 75c; 7l)(» M PALM NUT OLEO Qr Quarts, dozen ’ ® 2 Tbs Ot)C MASON LIDS COFFEE, Golden Rio -| r dozen * 1 price now only, pound LOC TRIPLE TRREE SANTOS lip ® RUBBERS that preserve your fruits COFFEE, 2 tbs ■ and vegetables, hot or cold yr Full Assortment of I pack, 3 dozen FRUITS AND VEGETABLES J

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