Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 116, Decatur, Adams County, 15 May 1931 — Page 6

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(RL more AND BETTER BREAD \l f J —FOR SALE BY—- ■ ./s . k/b Fisher & Harris, Decatur IK Walter Deitsch, Decatur Ifoq tnl Appleman's Grocery, Decatur HW BEST >« I Taber Grocery, Monroe vXfXOUIt 4w| Bower Grocery. Preb’e ... | Williams Equity Elevator Co., fl Williams, Ind. ”_L I Spitler <K Son, Willshire. Ohio B Everett Grocery, Pleasant Mills Berne Milling Co., Berne

_ I Fisher & Harris PHONES 3, 4 and 5 FINE GROCERIES I HOI Cocoa "!=' 25c ! ’ if’ • 11 -8 JVTTT K Tall Cans ("T p .WtFri uH A A.*. Carnation. Borden U ' salmon 35c \ feSIS TAPIOCA •vs™ 10c ' — I I —■■ A SPECIAL ORANGE SLICES ££ | 11 «■. g o ft c, um Candy. Orange flavor. 2 lbs. i nnup G °"‘ h “->• s "> r ' eop -* s <&i i I LUUII Better Bread. 24 1b5.... U0V JJ IS X eOvP * Grape Fruit “£* 4 -25 c r H F FC r KRAFTS ■ r ’ imento o Jf B 3 j JCj lx Velveta, Brick or American Mjy !BUTTER SsEiTlbs 55c II).19c BLACK DRIED FIGS 9Qr» MUSTARD, Battleship IQ 3 pounds Z«7C Quart Jars It/C POTATOES, No. 1 W hite 9F 2 for 35c 15“ lb. peck ZOC FANCY DRIED PEACHES •)*,. 60 pound bushel 98c 2 pounds ZtJC SUGAR, Fine Granulated 4 n BEST HEAD RICE , IQ* 10. pounds Tl • C 3 pounds At/V CQFFEE, Golden Rio GRAPE NUTS *2 pounds Z»)C Package 18c; 2 pkgs Mt)C COFFEE, Diamond D OP SUN BRITE CLEANER IQ 35c Value, pound *L»)v 4 cans ItJL FLOUR. Pride of Decatur QQ .. 25c RIPE OLIVES >)A Z , 24 pounds 55c PEANUT BUTTER, OA „ FLOUR. Whole Wheat QJT Pint jars ZUC | 5 pounds ZDC 25c KRAFTS FRENCH QI APPLE BUTTER. Libbys Qr DRESSING ZIC 25c tins, 2 for Odl FRAZIER CATSUP 9Q * Gallon can 69c 2 large bottles Zt/C SORGHUM MOLASSES, strictly pure HONEY COOKIES •)*., for table or cooking GHz* 3 dozen Z3C I ‘/i gallon UUI SUNSHINE BUTTER ££ Gallon. .$1.20; Pint jugs 25c CRACKERS, 4'4 lb. box Ot)L NAVY OR GREAT 1 Q„ PINEAPPLE, Sliced, Full -Y*,, NORTHERN BEANS, 3 tbs... I t/C Slices, Heavy s*rup. large can.ZtTC PEANUT BUTTER, 1 r FIG BARS or GINGER 9K/, Real quality, pound IOC SNAPS. 2 pounds ZOC PALM NUT or TROPIC NUT BANANAS, Quality Fruit QQ. OLEO. 2 pounds Z9C 3 pounds ZvC , RED KIDNEY BEANS Hr ASPARAGUS, Home 1A 3 cans ZOC Grown, large bunches JLUC TOMATOES, Solid Pack 9?Cz t GREEN ONIONS, Home r 3 No. 2 cans ZOC Grown, large bunch OC 2 large cans 25c GREEN LIMA BEANS Qr CHERRIES. Red Pitted nr 2 cans Z3C Gallon cans t/MV Gooch’s Granulated Yellow 9Q/» 2 No. 2 size cans 48c Corn Meal. 5 tbs. 17c; 10 lbs.OvC APRICOTS PA GARBAGE CANS, Heavy 1 in Gallon cans UJ*jC Galvanized 90c and I • I V CLIMAX WALL PAPER CLEANER. 3 cans ZOC $1.13 VAN.,WERT SWEET 4A 10 Gal’on MILK CANS £940 CORN. 3 cans Can.... J.»»V Extra Heavy MOTHER'S COCOA SPECIAL WASHBOARDS 1 th. 15c: 2 nonnrl <-> n Z3C 40C BULK ROLLED OATS OPT Full assortment of ? i 7 pounds ‘ FRUITS AND VEGETABLES j

WRfiL Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday School nt 0:80, Chiiliner I Miller Superintendent. Prayer and I‘ralsc Ncrvtce at 10:80 conducted I by the class leader. Otis Shifferl.v. I wotship with sermon by the Rev. I W. Sunderinanii on Thursday night. , - —a — L Union Chapel U. B. Church Rev. T. 11. Harman, pastor. Sunday School, 9 a. tn. (SCT). Thurman Drew, superintendent. Worship services, 10 a. in. (CST).i Prayer services Wednesday eve-' ning. 7:30 p. in. (leorge Cramer.'', I leader. Lust Sabbath evening the house I was crowded. Six Sunday Schools I ( l of Root and I’nion townships coa-ij trihuted to the splendid program. . The rural community views given , were appreciated by tile many who ■ j I attended. The meeting was superintended 11 •by the township president, George |; framer, county agriculture agent, 1 1 •Mr. Archbold managed the lantern h I splendidly amt Thurman Drew de-1 1 I scribed the various views. . t —o —, — , i Ret the Habii—Trade at Home ' ———— ;,

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1931,.

MOUNT VERNON REPLICA DRAWS EXHIBIT CROWDS American Display in Spot- i light at Paris Exposition Opening Ry Ralph Helnzen , I'tdted Press Staff Correspondent e Paris. May (CP) The Ameri- , can exhibit, housed in tile replica of , Washington's Mount Vernon domain. with Its opportunity to take t an educational tour of the world in a half dozen visits, proved one of tho most successful features of the ‘ Intel-national Colonial Expositionwhich President Doutnergue opened in the Hois de Vincennes today. The exhibits of Alaska. Hawaii i ‘ the Philippines. Porto Rico. Virgin Islands. Samoa, Guam and Pa-,' nama have been conceived to ap-| peal to the sightseer. They all show | the cireat progress that has been j made in those overseas lands under, 1 American government in 30 years. I Tho main American nutbling as near like the Mount Vernon origin- ] al as carpenters were able to build it. is one of the simplest of the national buildings. Its interior s filled wtih a collection of products from . pineapples to pearl oysters and the ] process of pearl growing. It is re- f garded as the most interesting ex-1 ( hibit of tlie great exposition. Alaskan Exhibit ( The Alaskan building houses * three exhibits showing methods of i, mining, rail and water transporta-1 < tion ami operations in the fur and I timber industries. There is a col- , lection of fishing implements | ( which pictures and extent of the I Alaskan salmon industry. There are I f totem poles, dog sleds and harness | r and outfits of explorers ami seal I . hunters. Strangely contrasting are the! tropical exhibits, such as illustra-! lions of the complete process of | f sugar making from the cane in the'' field to the coffee cup, which tea- 1 - tures tlie Hawaiian exhibit. This I group also shows pearl oysters ini process of pearl making. Coffee and I pineapples are shown growing. Models of San Juan Gate, San I Juan harlior and famed 71 Mono cas-le feature the exhibit of Portoj Rico. Blue Beard's Castle Blue Beard's castle is the feature; of theS'irgin Islands display. Guam' shows a model native village and I native clothing.'including the grass dresses. The effects of tropical sanitation are featured by Panama, which has been changed from a fev-er-stricken country during the French building of the canal, to the present-day healthy region. The Philippines visualize the advance of civilization under the Spanish and Americans. There was i much interest shown in the native! '

”, HITE’S 1(1 GROCERY and MEAT MARKET P«' k «.'“ . 46c Phones 31 and 204 I 25c I FREE! FREE! FREE! 1 can Wyandotte’! r 1 pkg. Pillsbury Or One Cent Sale (kancr iat Cake Fl » ur oat j pk „ Bloe l)evil 10c (1 16x30 Towel Free) (1 Fancy 2nd package 1c 1 ib, Calumet Qp* Cake Plate T ree) 2 packages ... 11c Baking Powder DvC , , , 1 can Gold Dust 1 pkg. Pillsbury 1 r Cleanser .... 10c (1 set Pancake Flour., lot 2nd can 1c Cookie Cutters Free) (1 package Free) „ ~ 2 cans 11c EA c H E ,o? 3 25c Big Specials 1 lb. cans .... 13c, 2 for 25c " Largest size can .... 17c, 2 for 33c Fresh Dinner Biscuits, doz 5c Gallon cans, each ..... 45c Great Nort hern Beans, 4 lbs 21c Lima Beans, fresh canned, can .. . 15c h'h' Fancy Baldwin Apples, 3 lbs 25c *• 4 pounds Navy Beans 21c Bursley s High Grade, lb 25c qj pq 25c Fancy Rio, 2 lbs 25c ‘ ’ KRAUT, HOMINY and - /VHlfc RED BEANS, can O CCTllo 5~..~ “ c Pineapples Vegetables Powder, 4 pkgs. Ae)C Fancy Sliced in Heavy Large California Lima Good 4 sewed QQ Syrup ’ Beans, 1O „ Brooms, each ... y can qar pound lt)V Cocoa in 1 ib. glass <r„ 2 cans 2dC 2 pounds 25c containers IOC No. 2 cans 18c; Or _ 7 pounds Roll- QK/, . 2tb box Soda 2 cans OOC ed Oats ....... faidt Crackers . 29c No. 3 cans 23c; No. 2 Tomatoes Onion Sets 50c

hut Industry and in the displays of copra, rare woods, rubber and other island products. Samoa shows ceremonial weapons, native canoes murals of native life and a decora ’ tion of cocoanuts ami palm leaves. 'Hie main American buikling house. A great great-grandduughter of Washington Is official hostess and welcomed visitors todaL STATE WITNESS IS NOT FOUND (CONTINOiD FROM PAGE ONE) ed her testimony vital to Its case, against young Kirkland. Sheriff Hol-1 ley was instructed to make every i effort to find her quickly. The pro-; se< ution had intended to call her: today. — —o AGED DECATUR WOMAN EXPIRES (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock (D.S.T.) at the residence and at 1:15 o'clock (D.S.T.) at. the Zion Reformed church-with Rev. A. R. Fledderjohann officiating. Burial will be in the Decatur cemetery. — o LEGION WILL ASK COMMITTEE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ! P. Savage. Chicago, reported its survey shewed 6,000,000 unemploy-! ed persons. Inquiry also was asked into charges that legislative bodies have “erected harries wliich have caused a limitation in sales of products of the American workmen." Analysis of the relationship of production and consumption and of labor to the problem v—.s asked. A membership goal of 1,000,000, to be reached by July 4. was set. There are now 900 000 legionnaires,, 129.541 morethan a year ago. Watson D. Miller, chairman of the Legion’s National rehabilitation committee, charged that settlement of disability and other vet-

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erans' claims had been delayed to a marked degree since November. < Miller said the delay was due to Insistence hy J. R. McCarl, control- ' ' ler general of the United States, I that his staff audit every award by ( tho U. S. veterans’ bureau before payment. 1 o I Dog-Catcher to Wear Armor Clementon. N. J.- <U.R>— The dog catcher of this borough will receive a»suit of armor according to a bill, (approved by the council. It was! [decided that the official dog catch J ler might need protection from Irate II I owners of dogs. I * o — i Women Inmates Escape I Marysville. 0.. May 15.-- HJ.RM -.1 Using lied sheets for a rope, four | 1 Inmates of the Marysvale reform-1| '.itory for women lowered them- I (selves to the ground from their sec- I loud floor dormitory early today and I escaped. I Police throughout central Ohio I were notified. The girls were: | Marie Fleisch. 22 sent up from I Dayton for forgery. Jessie Parsons 22, Crooksville, incorrigible. Teddie Long. 22, Middletown, incorrigible. ,

JUST ARRIVED ANOTHER BARREL of PEANUT BUTTER SAME LOW PRICE 2 25c BROOM SALE 29c each Regular 50c Seller The HOME Grocery PHONE 88 or 98

Anna Bogden. 22, sent up from < Cleveland for forgery. I The four escaped while the night 1 watch was being changed. They ( had a half hour start before their < absence discovered. ( Miss Parsons and Miss Long were B attired in the regulation reformatory blue. Tlie other two wore common pittite. ■ * — < Nature's Laboratory Used Hagerman, Ida.—KU.Rb—The study i

I R £al yj (Saturday Only) Swifts Quick Naptha 5c Launtlrv Soa,, ■ K 12 bars 1 2 cans Sani-Flush 50c 117, .... 1 Toilet Bowl Brush 25c Perfect’s 25? E Value 75c 1 n. » for on IZC Ovf V Saturday. (Saturday only) B P. W. CRACKERS in 1 lb. Sealed "E Packages — 2 for laL 35c can Calumet Baking I’ow Cookie and Doughnut ( uttei I hcX/C ■ Pure Concord (Juart GRAPE JUICE SPANISH 0 VFS ■ 1 pint bottle Only “ ■ Blue-Kross Bathroom Tissue ■ Extra Good—Dozen rolls . C*jC K FRESH FRUITS, GREEN VEGFT\|;| ) S AmTIB FULL LINE OF TABLE NE( ESSITIES ■ AT A LOW PRICE ALW AYS ” ■ M. E. Hower I PHONE IOS I Il SCHMITT S QUALITY MEAT MARKET i Saturday Specials i We will have a nice bunch of late fail chickei at 27c lb. Spring Lamh, Pork Tenderloi Paddies. Home Baked Hani with cloves Calf Liver and Sweet Breads. Young Baby Boiling Beef 10t Tender Baby Beef Steak 22tJ Fresh Ground All Meat Hamberger, 2 W All Pork Sausage (Bulk) 2 Ibs.for2i( Small Lean Fresh Picnic Hams Fresh Pork Side in a chunk 18cJ Lean Pork Shoulder Roast Lean Pork Shoulder Steak Veal Steak or Chops (Special) 20tJ Meaty Veal Roast 20c I Veal Stew or Pocket Roast Home Cured Smoked Jewels Home Cured Medium Bacon in chunk 20cj Hockless Picnic Hams (Fancv Special 18c® All Meat Frankfurts and Bologna 21bs2S Trv Our Fancy Line of Cold Meats Pressed Pork Loaf, Manhatten Ix>af, Corn Beef, Pimento Veal Loaf. Braunsweifl and Goose Liver Sausage. . Fresh Cottage Cheese 15c Pt. Fresh Country Eggs in cartons. I" 1 -’ 0 ® 01 Perfect’s Canned Corn, Tomatoes, Green J Beans, Sauer Kraut and S pina ch, _ ’ 3 cans for <» Perfect’s Large can Peaches, Pineapple Bartlett Pears or Apricots (Re£ u ‘f 30c) only Burslev’s High Grade or Schmit t s Special Coffee Extra Snecial! Large can of Merr i brand Bartlett Pears or Peaches ' w ' a meat order) for / oi You will Always get Qualitv Go<xb at Sensible Prices by Placing Your Or — at — H. P. Schmitt Meat Market Phones 95 and 96 ....

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