Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 276, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1930 — Page 6

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HURftl CHURCHES Willshire Circuit—U. B. In Christ Rev. T. Weyer, pastor. Willshire Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. ; Floyd Morrison, superintendent. Pleaching by the pastor at 10:30 a. tn. Christian Endeavor nt 0:30 p. nt. Prayer nesting on Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. tn. Everybody welcome. Winchester Sunday School at 9 30 a. tn. Mir-1 anda Bolinger, superintendent. I’Myer and praise service at 10:4(1 a. nt. The revival and evangelistic service will begin Sunday evening at 6:3W o’clock and continue indefinitely. Tile pastor evangelist will bring the message. Everybody is invited to come and help, and be helped in this meeting. o— — — Decatur Circuit U. B. Church Notes Rev. Walter O. Johnson, Pastor ! Pleasant Grove Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Neti tie Harden. Superintendent. Lesson subject. “The Rich Young i Ruler.“

-I ■ * ” 1 -“"SB B*' a ySsSa ■■■ . - ■’"‘K M 'Bsl » w k A A V I Bfl k u| > II PRE f! THANKSGIVING jXz&C !l 4M| Mince Meat ” 27c ■ FLOUR XZ 63c I I nnilD < > « Medal or OQpl I LUU II Pillsbury, 241/2 tbs. UUU | Pumpkin Z.T2 25c I I l-DIIET PAKC 2 pound size 89c I I I ItVI I UnltC 3 pound size ... 81.33 I j JEWEL, 3 pound 73c I | LUI F ILHfi FRENCH, pound. 35c | Navy Beans, new crop, ar? | Hd. Lettuce 2 for 19c ~I » Cream Mix and Gum #£ pg Drop Candy, Tb 19c ft SunKist rj r L,rd - 2 27c ■ | uranges zuc ■ C.C. Pork & Beans. 3 for 23c Xf C.C. No. 2'/ 2 Pineapple 27c M K a a ■ . - ■ a <3 Country Club Peaches, I Li. Lettuce I IOS. IdC eXX3I Thinshell Filled Candy, Jvj — - on —. Assorted Chocolates, , « Pranafritf IQn 5 E IS! I I 111 l 4 for lUU No. 2 Counry Club spin1 tb. Grahams, 2 for 26c R H Q<sll*ltl nC* !ho Mixed Nuts, new crop ... 29c Dulldlldb U lUj. lull Glace Cherries and Pine- || ..MiiMSiww ** aww apple Twins, pkg 19c E | Quality Meats at Lowest Prices p I Beef Roasts Bulk Sausage '< 2 lbs. 29c | Ramberger all Beef 2 lbs. 28c I IPork Roasts lb. 18c I fg ... ». . -Tl IE e <8 I -i 9 HK• 1• j ~~fft - o hl WUli trca ||

Morning Worship at 10:30. Fred i Bitner, Class leader. Victory Sunday School nt 9:30. H. E. Bax-j 1 ter. Superintendent. Evening Worship at 7:30. Sermon by the Pastor. Rivare i Sunday School at 9:15 a. tn. Matilda Homer, Superintendent. Worship hour follows Sunday School. Sermon by the pastor. Christian Endeavor at 6:15 p. m. i Cottage prayer meeting at ths I Susie Bowen home W ednesday I evening at 7 o'clock. Reniember the Special revival ampaign to begin at Victory SunI lay evening, if you live in the com- , munity of this chunh we invite you o join us in Kingdom building for our Savior. 0 Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday School at 9:30 Chalmerl Miller Supt. Prayer and Praise service at 10:30 conduieted by the class Leader Otis Shifferly. 0 Mt. Tabor M. E. Circuit H. E. Matteson, Pastor Mt. Tabor M. E. Church 9:00 A. M. Sunday School E. Koos Superintendent. Mt. Hope M. E. Church 9:30 A. M. Sunday School C. Sipe I Superintendent. I 7:30 P. M. Preaching

Clark's Chapel M. E. Church 9:30 A. M. Sunday School C. Clem ' Superintendent. J 10:30 A. M. Preaching. j While the Revival continues at Salem M. E. church let "s have as I good a representation each night as I possible. China Checks Tariff Shanghi, tl'P) An investigation Is being conducted by the Ministry of Industry. Commerce and I Labor to ascertain how much : China's exports have been affected |by the new Vnited States tariff. 'Government officials and merchants are to meet soon to discuss the advisability of negotiation with the American Government for reciprocal concessions. _o — Ribbons Replace Posies | Paris tl'P) —So many Frenchmen wear ribbon decorations in 1 their lapels, that the old French custom of wearing a fresh flower I in the buttonhole has almost disappeared. French florists have instl itu'eil an advertising campaign to I firing the "boutonniere" back. Big Sunflower Exhibited Portsmouth. N. H. —(VP) — A sunflower 50 inches in circumference ami weighing four pounds and five ounces has been raised by Miss Josie R. Rand.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1930.

A Dangerous Trip

Station SCT (Santa Claus Toyland) i Santa Claus Announing: Santa Claus now faces the lust , desperate flying leap, perhaps the most dangerous cf the entire trip.! Front the snow deserts of the I Ni rth. from No Man's Land, to thheart of Alaska, to Fairbanks, from where Santa Claus will take a train to rest his tiny reindeer. Starving, tired reindeer, whose Hying feet will take Santa Claus over the frozen northeastern Alaska. Over rocky cliffs where the miss step of a tiny reindeer may dash his sleigh and his load of toys into deep valleys. Valleys from which some of the toys will never be recovered and some poor little boy or girl will have to wait another! Christmas for the toys they so de-

■iHlimilllll I—II BM J'lllH 11111118 11l MU — Fisher & Harris I PHONES 3, 4 and 5 FINE GROCERIES I Catsupl 25c Bottle BEECH-NUT QA n * -ill 2 bottles OJI Rice 4 lbs 25c 'W ' > Finest Quality Head ! Catsup 43 c | BEANS 4 lbs. 29c 1 PATQIID Fair Reg OQn | Of 3 ! I UUa 20c-2 bottles JELLO 4 Pkgs. 29c | 50c CARPET BROOMS ITc 1 FINE GRANULATED \r! NEW BULK ROLLED nr M SUGAR. 10 tbs “Xl C OATS. 6 pounds 4x POWDERED SUGAR OfT,, LARGE QUICK or S 3 3 pound pkgsREEGULAR (JUAKER OATS DC I GRAPE FRUIT, Bails of GRAPES, Emperors 1 A Juice, 6 for 3 pounds 25c; Poundll/C Each 5e COFFEE, Quality Rio Qr W BANANAS, Quality Fruit pounds OtJV R) 4 pounds NEW DRIED PEAS, APPLES, Eating or Cooking 3 pounds 6 pounds POPLAR BRAND CREPE QJ, FLOUR, Gooch’s Best, 7Qze TOILET PAPER, 10 Rolls.. OOC Barrel $6.25; 24 tbs ltJC 50c INSTANT POSTUM QQ Z » FLOUR, Pride of Decatur QKz* DtzC Fjg 24 tb5...65c; 12 tbsDOC NEW WAX or GREEN STRING- Ag GOOCH’S WHOLE WHEAT LESS BEANS, finest quality 4)A FLOUR. 5 poundsZiDC 2 cans PEACHES or APRICOTS, SORGHUM MOLASSES, strictly fj] Large Cans, Heavy Syrup pure, new crop 3 cans D«7C Gallon $1.20; '/j ga110n.... vv C CHERRIES or RASPBER- QQ SYRUP, Penick and Fords QQ Z4 RIES, gallon can t/OC Golden, gal. 69c; '/z gallonD *7C fit PEACHES Crystal White, 4Qz» Gallon cans vtlv Gallon 73c; '/j ga110n.... 4xo U BUTTER, Cloverleaf 4 9/. BRER RABBIT BAKING 1 r sJC Creamery, pound 4tOV MOLASSES, can ADC fd] OLEO, NUCO GfL* NEW EVAPORATED 1 r .. Pound 21c; 3 pounds VVl PEACHES, pound IDC OLEO, PALM NUT NEW VAN WERT CORN QQ APPLE BUTTER £Qr* JAPANNED COAL 9Q n Libby’s gallon 00l BUCKETS 00l lETTUCE. Hot House Leaf or GALVANIZED COAL „ Po-’fH 10c: 3 poundsBUCKETS ga LMON, Tall Cans Pink OK Z » Full Assortment of 2 for ZiJl FRUITS AND VEGETABLES jjjg

I sired. At Fairbanks Santa Clans ex- ! pects to find the moss that his , reindeer have been so hungry for. This food is to thfcreindeer what I candy is to th- iTildren. Large I supplies will be provid <1 so Santa s reindeer will have plenty to eat on his visit. At Fairbanks Santa will rest a little while. Last of Old Post Akron, 0., —(VP) —James G. Fall is the last living member of G. A. R. post No. 2IS. of Mogadore. 0., Fall who now lives in Akron, recently celebrated his 84th birthday. Congress Bans Noisemakers Paris, - (UF»—The International j Congress of 1 üblic Hygiene, meetI ing in Paris, voted in favor of the prohibition of horns and whistles

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I Gerber Meat MarJfcJ Phone 97 M ifW K Treat v ourself To the best in meats bv s ■r'' the family with meats from this niarkT' offer the choicest cuts in Beef. Veal an( j p' , Roasts or Frys. Dandy bunch of your Sunday dinner. Country Butter — Cheese of all ki 11(is ' Cold and Smoked Meats. Forty Fathom Fish. fay** MORE H AND liffl I” 1 6bI □bßp'i B| ®i it i T r j | tar \I [ / “ FOR SALE ySf Fisher At Harris. Deuint ' Miller & Deitsch. Decatur LAI Appleman s Grocery IQI Taber Grocery, Monroe ■ RESTf°I Bower Grocery. Preble | "****’/.j| Williams Equit? Elevator i vXn.ouß'3/l Wiliiams. Ind. ■ I Spitler X Son. Willshire.Ofc■ • I Everett Grocery, Pleasant Nil W I Berne Milling Co., Rene f L Lenhart Grocery, Wren, Ohi | 2 pl — i SCHMIIfI Our Quality to Satisfy All Pte I Our Service to Please All - • Our Prices to Astonish All. S ; I I HI 1 Our Thanksgiving Poultry will he the ever. Will have fine Dressed Turkeys. Geese, Chickens, and some Wild and ; Rabbits. You will get a better selection ™ r you will place your Thanksgiving Poul™ order with us Monday or Tuesday of si week. ■ J BARGAINS IN PORK ~E { Fresh Picnic Hams, 6to 7 lbs. each .IHB 1 Small Fresh Pig Hams (trimmed) 20tIB I All Pork Sausage (hulk) I Fresh Pork Side (in chunk)l - j Meaty Pork Shanks j Lean Pork Roast j Fresh Pork Brainslßc lb., 2 Ihs. t'orjß s EXTRA SPECIALS SATURDAY I i | Good Fresh Oysters, Standards or Selects I j Nice Fresh Dressed Young thickens..2itJ« | Wild or Tame Dressed Rabbits -J C JB / Extra Good Bulk Minced Meat H 0 Fresh Hahhurger (all meat) Eckart’s Hockless Picnic Hams •l’ s ■ ] Young Plate Boiling Beef. 15c lb. 2lns. ■ j Special Baby Beef Steak (Juicy and ■ 1 Tender) ;? ■ j Lamb Steak or Roast J Young Tender Swiss Steak J Evergood Oleo, only S-M Saturday Only! One 10 lb. Pail Lard . ..s!s■ One large can Perfect’s Peaches or Apn- ■ cots with a meat order CANNED GOODS AND COFFEE SALE ■ SM.J. B. Coffee 21bs ; f °L j| 1 Perfect’s Coffee (in tins) 3 11 a Schmitt’s Special Coffee 3 tbs. tor ■ } Old Reliable Coffee 1 « I ? Perfect’s Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, ' | i Beans, Spinach and Carrots, 2 cans tor-' ■ jWe have Sunshine Fruit Cakes in < - | Fancy Tins. Order one for your ■ • giving dinner. ! Trv us on your next Meat order. I Phones 95 and 96 Free !