Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 222, Decatur, Adams County, 19 September 1930 — Page 6

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MONROE NEWS The Foreign Missionary Socie'y), of the Monroe M. E. Church met nt ' the home of Mrs. Raymond Crist on Wednesday afternoon. ! . Mr. mid Mrs. W. S. Smith amt j Mrs. Nelllo Sullivan spent Tuesdat |i in Fort Wayne the guests cf Mr. < and Mrs, Clyde Hendricks and fa i inlly. Miss Mary Stauffer of Fort 11 Wavne la spending the Week with

Regular I'i lb. loaf for sale 1 H A at 5,11 Krocers W N Light but closely textured! The woman who bakes rano and Deiieioue -II here.ll Hdads baked goods at a Miller’s Bread makes times. Ir y o u (h e e p or t needless reccakes. cookies, rolls ognizes in the lightness fh«m hee l use and ,irm texlure of this TWFV ARE COOD bread the 9 ualitv , for THE i AKE GOOD. which she has always strived. Miller’s Bakery

SCHMITT SANITARY & QUALITY MEAT MARKET Phones 95 and 96 Free Delivery I —_ - — Saturday Specials Fresh Killed Spring Lamb Nice Bunch Spring Chickens, 3 to 4 lbs. each 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 SPECIAL! .VEAL CHOPS and STEAK 25c lb FRESH PORK SHOULDERS (Pig) 6 to 8 lbs. each, (Whole) ............. 17’/2C lb Special Good Beef Steak 25c lb Fresh Ground Meat Ix>af, (Veal, Pork and Beef) .... \ 25c lb Bulk Sausage, all meat 18c lb Lean Pork Steak or Roast 25c It) All Meat Ground Hamburger 20c lb Fresh Side Meat in chunk 22c It) Swift’s Fancy Picnifc Hams, 6to 7 lbs. each 19c tb Home Cured Smoked .Towels 15c lb Swift’s Lean Cottage Ham, 2 to 4 lbs. (Whole) 35c’ lb Home Cured Medium Heavy Bacon (in chunk) 23c lb Eckart’s Smoked Shoulders, 6 to 8 lbs. each 20c lb Good Home Made Cottage Cheese.... 20c pt Miller’s Fresh Bread (Singles). .3 loaves 25c 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 by placing your order at Schmitt’s. You are always sure of getting Quality Goods at Sensible Prices. H. P. Schmitt Meat Market

' ftev. and Mrs. Vernon Riley. Mr and Airs. Delbert B ills of Portland carted on Mr. and M.s. H. E Farrar and friend* on Tues •luy evening. Mrs. It. B. McKeema’i of Fort Wuyne visited her mother Mrs. lestlne livelier on Thursday. Mrs II rli Butler of Decatur culled o nbiisiliess in Monroe on Tues ■lay. Mr. and Mrs. John Hocker called in Mr. and Mis. John Elzey at Bobo on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster spent

I Tuesday afternoon in Fort Wayne Mrs. A. |i. Crist of Decatur cull- , ed on relatives In Monroe on Tu< - ' luy evening. Mr. John Hocker and Sim Burke I >f Decatur left Tuesday on u motor rip to Lexington Ky. Mrs. Hattie Mills of Decatur Is visiting her daughter Mrs. Grover Jllver and family. Mr and Mrs. Melinas Lehman and , ion Norris and Nolln and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duer motored to Dayon Ohio on Sunday and spent the lay with Miss Vivian Hendricks and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russel of 'leveland Ohio visited Mrs. Rus I tell's sister Mrs. Jacob LongenberI :er and family on Wednesday it Is he first time in fifty years the sisers have met, —o Maybe They Found It I Wooster, ()., (UP) — Sheriff 'lark Shearer and two deputies , .vent in to the wilds of Wayne tounty after a still. They came back o Wooster with tales of having , >een chased by a snake eight feet ong and as big around as a five gal- ( 'on jug. It was not reported whe- | her they found the still. o , l KLEEN-ER NAPHTHA - at - ! ELBERSON Service Station. ’

ns 25c ns 45c I 65c! 25c I i w i ' bSCI I Avondale Rd. Asparagus 19c I Lg. Chipso 2 Pkgs. 37c I Z"X 1 All Bars, including Chew Gum, 5 bars 15c VdnUy Bulk Candy 29c and 19c ft 1 Pojiplioa Country Club 2 cans 39c i 1 VilVllVb Dozen .$2.30 V 2 Dozen $1.16 ■* ""I"”"""" . ■ Country Club Pork & Beans, 4 cans 25c Rice, Bulk 3 lbs. 19c 2-tb. Toasted Cocoanut Cake 35c Country Club Kidney Beans.. 3 for 27c ig BREAD (and Clocks $2.48) 8c Del Monte Crushed Pineapple, No. 2 25c Brillo 2 pkgs. 15c Navy Beans, Bulk 3 tbs. 29c ■ fit Del Monte Spinach. No. 2’/g can .. 19c Kroger Malt 3 cans SI.OC K PRODUCE SPECIALS HEAD LETTUCE, 5 dozen size 2 for 15c ■ APPLES. Jonathons, 2% inch size 5 lbs. 29c g g POTATOES, U. S. No. 1 15 lb. peck 39c | Quality Meats - Lowest Prices g HStTIIS Armour Melrose Picnic B | Beef Roasts chunkand Arm - pound 19c 22c I I Boiling Beef. You n e Tender 2 lbs. 25c I I Ring Bologns Fresh lb. 18c I I Hamberger Fresh 2 lbs. 35c I

DECATI’R DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1930

WOOD CARAVEL OF LOUIS XIV IS ORDERED DUILT Normandy Shipbuilder (Jets Contract From Rich Argentine By John White United Pres* Staff Corresponden - Honfleur, Normandie, Sept: 19(UP) This little Norman seafaring village is prouder than it haI been for 100 years, and an Argentine, Dr Carlos Noel, is responsible. Dr. Noel has commissioned Jean Prentout, shipbuilder extraordin ary. to fashion him a wooden caravel in the image of those which flew the French flag in the glorious reign of Louis XIV. Already the stout oaken hull ot the caravel, which is to he called Izarra, the Basque world for star, has been laid in the business like yards of M. Prentout, and soon the giant figures of bow and stern, a mermaid and a Napoleonic swan will be carved out of the rough oak

by another Argentine, a wood carver hired for the express purpose by Dr. Noel. The Izarra will have a displacement of two hundred tons. Il will be 110 feet long with a 26-foot beam. The bridge will measure #8 feet The draught will be seven feet four inches und the lieighth above the water line at th* stern will be only 18 feet. ■ The caravel will be rigged with the usual square sails but It will not lepend on these for propulsion, a.i the llzarra will be equipped with a single 120 horse power Diesel motor capable of driving it across the ocean should the occasion demand. The boat deck will include a large saloon and office forward and officer's quarters In the stern, while 1 "A" deck will contain the owner’s ■ quarters, three guest rooms, three oath*, galley, engine room and crew 1 quarters. Whe>e Dr. Noel will take his ’ 2,000.000 franc craft when she is 1 completed next spring is a jfecret 1 from the builder himself. “1 premine she w ill deploy in coastal waters and in the Mediteranean" M 1 Preiftout said, dading proudly, "but • she is certainly capable of crossin': ' the Atlantic. If her owner should ' ever care to show her to his coitn--1 try men." I o Get the Habit—Trade at Home.

Highbrow Thieves Toledo. 0.. (UP) - Toledo's thieves are going In for the finer things Os life. Sheet tlP'sle valued at S4OO was stolen from :i prominent orchestra conductor. 'I he earnday J. H. Davis, piano tuner, missed his automobile. It contained all his tunning instruments. The car was returned but the instruments are still among the missing. - o Stork Delays Trial Not’walk. O. (UP) The stork broke up a burglary trial here. Tao defendant was in court; his attorneys present. Judge on the bench, jury empaneled and the court room crowded. The defendant's wife was one of the principal witnesses for the defense, but she failed to appear. When the bailiff went to get her he found she had become a mo her the day before. The case was confirmed until next term of court.

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il Fisher & Harris 1| I Phones 3,4 and 5 Fine Groceries m Comb-New QEn t m S W Crop 2 sections Peaches, I; Kingko Brand-None Bet- I IhT 1% <er Yellow S B■ < Halves-Extra heavy syr- B Vi up-2 large cans Mfi Tall cans PET, CAR- Is I)ozen og OB NATION or BORDEN bj /g SA dl is cans wODkl* 3> for If 52.65 Ik 25c # soup ~lt Campbell’s Tomato a lu. 3 cans Qr* n I ■ f " 25c II | Starch Xt 38c l| S IB | Cleanser 18c I SYRUP, Penick & Fords HCL» BATS ANAS, Ripe Select ■ " Golden, gallon CL’C Fruit, 4 lbs ■ IS i/ 2 gallon 39c CRYSTAL WHITE ■ ■ SUGAR, Cane Granulated 4Q i/ 2 gallon 43c; gallon 10l ■ MAPLE FLAVOR QQp R (OFtEE, Quality Golden l /z gallon 49c; gallon . O«/v M Rio, 3 lbs. for., Vvl ■ BS SALMON, Finest Quality O r„ S P * CK , PE ,V “""a!" nr I Pink. 2 large eans ....... ZSC Rcsular 18t s ™ k 25C ■ FLOUR, Gooch’s best, _ — W SS 24 )bs OOC PORK & BEANS, large cans ) H Barrel .. $6.75 3 for •• • ; B B FLOUR. Pride of Decatur RED KIDNEY BEANS 9Sf i ■ |9 12 lbs. 38c; 24 tbs. bilC 3 <* aa j ■ fei JERSEY SWEET POTATOES PUMPKIN, large cans •>*/» ■ ; 6 1b5...25c; per lb DC 2 for ■ -- , PAROWAX, 1 A NEW PACK BLACK RASI’BERII> B pound pkg IOC or RED PITTED 09 | 0 zxxj.nwtc , v . „ _ CHERRIES, gallon cans -I-- v * | ■ ■ ONIONS, Large Vellow < I" Danvers. 8 lbs ZOC PEACHES. Peeled Yellow ■»• d H o^„ VY T,N FRI!,T . CANS 55c -“<><>- 39c 11 M«o i ii’s. F ptaT. JARS 79c SPEC,AL WASHBOARDS | I SUN SWEET PRUNES n r 25C I ■ 2 pkg HEAVY GALVANIZED QQf 1 McKensie New Pack Pancake and TUBS 59c. 69c. 79c,Ct*/*- J S Buckwheat Flour, nr Full Assortment of f Large bag I

MORE 1 Kgy anddettei b reaJ \ IJ / “ FOM SALE BY_I Hsher * Har n«. Decatur ’ Zt ?’ , "r r & ! )e ?- sch ' AV/MOSvI Applemans Grocery •J® BEST I*l (,ro ‘' erv - Preble VVL. -ZZ £*il Williams Equity Elevator C, " Dliams, Ind 1 1 £ P ’ t,er * Son ' Willshire Ohis X&NjX I Everett Grocery, P|p asant J" I Berne Milling Co., Berne 1 J K Lenhai 1 Grocery, Wren. Ohii