Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 127, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1931 — Page 6

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MORE AND BETTER bread \l f J —FOR SALE BY— I Fisher & Harris, Decatur | /r■< Walter Deitsch, Decatur w Appleman's Grocery, Decatur RW BIST ■°l Taber Grocery, Monroe , IvA. ft ftllß/tojT Bower Grocery. Preb'e I 1 Williams Equity Elevator Co., | Williams, Ind. I Spitler & Son. Willshire. Ohio > I Everett Grocery. Pleasant Mills ! Berne Milling Co., Berne

Fisher & Harris PHONES 3, 4 and 5 FINE GROCERIES Pineapples <S. 2 for 25c Macaronni Short Cut 4 lbs. 29c Pineapples $3.39 — Tapioca 'n»' 25c «•>.<) if GOOCH BEST ,» p*l I r More and Better Bran Flakes “ s 10c Iril nj ~as,ry Prunes package 19c' Cherries ": J Z. J 3 for 69c Hires Root Beer 25c SUGAR# Fine Granulated J r? CANDY. Fresh Orange SAfT 10 pounds ~r I V Slices, pound 15c; 2 lbs GRAPE FRUIT, Mammoth OP BANANAS, Quality Fruit lA., size. Balls of Juice. 4 for 3 pounds Lt/V NEW POTATOES. Large OQp COFFEE, Golden Rio Qr Dozen 7. " 25C WALL PAPER CLEANER Or FLOUR. Pride of Decatur ( l,max ’ 3 cans 12 lbs.. .32c; 24 lbs DOC BAKING POWDER. Calumet GOLD MEDAL OATS with nr P ound can OVV Glassware. Large pkg ZdC MOTHERS BRAND COCOA Small package 10c 1 pound 15c; 2 lb. can BI TTER. Cloverleaf Creamery BULK ROLLED OATS OLEO. Palm Nut or Tropic SEEDED or SEEDLESS 1A Nut. 2 tbs mUv RAISINSj large pkg LvV ISc Value CORN or PEAS 4)r DRIED PEACHES nr 2 cans 2 tbs wOC RED KIDNEY BEANS nr DRIED AfRICOTS nA 3 cans pound PORK AND BEANS ir SEEDLESS RAISINS, no 2 cans lt)v Pound 10c; 3 tbs. Z«uC HOMINY, large cans nr MICHIGAN NAVY BEANS 1A„ Can . 10c; 3 for 3 tbs It/C CORN. Van Wert 4)Q BEST HEAD RICE 4A_ Can..loc; 3 cans £OL 3 lbs iMC TOMATOES, No. 2 size can nr BAKING POWDER, Royal 4P 3 for ZlDv 50c size can V FRESH SALTED PEANUTS J r FIG BARS, GINGER SNAPS Q* pound L)l 2 tbs Dollar Day Specials SALMON, Finest Pink g CkA PINEAPPLE, Full Slices (£4 ft A 9 cans LvU Heavy Svrup, 4 large cans tp 1 •VU COFFEE. Quality Golden AA PEACHES or APRICOTS, Finest Pack Rio, 9 tbs. tPI.VV cans. Heavy Syrup SI.OO TOILET IAI ER. Canary (gg A/| SI.OO BORDEN MALTED CPI AA Brand, 10c value, 15 rolls. tpA.W MILK. 2 iars 1 COFFEE. Quality Santos d* |AA PET. CARNATION or tfg A A 25c value, 5 pounds *l*vU Borden Milk, 13 large cans <p 1 • VtJ CORN, Van Wert pack (pg AA Strawberries. Cucumbers. Tomatoes, 12 cans JL V Peas. Green Beans, etc.*

IURAL CHURCHES Decatur Circuit M. E. Church Edgur I. JohiiHou. paatoif Mt. Pleasant Sunday School, 9:30 a tn. (EST) .Jesse Singleton. Huporintendent. Rev. .1. Thomas Bean will preach and hold the first quarterly conference of this year. Sunday evening bc'innlng at 7:30 (CST). Washington Sunday School. 9:3a a. np (CST) Harry Andrews, superintendent. Pleasant Valley Sunday School, 9:30a. nt. (CST) Harold Porter. sitperintn*ident. Sermon by the pastor following the Sunday School. Beulah Sunday School, 9:33 a. in. (CST) Chas. Fuhrman, superintendent. Let all official members, as well aS other members on the entire charge bo present at the quarterly conference at the Mt. Pleasant church. Te»« of a Gentleman The final proof of enurtesy Is to Have an ailment |il«t like the one I lie Other follow descrllte-. and no’ • etl him Son Francis.■„ Clironfcle

DECATUR bXII.Y DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1931.

1 Fat Men Are Honest, Prison Expert Says Fukuoka, Japan, May 28,—(U.R>~* I "Fat men are honest,” Dr. Klnzo Suza. sanitation expert of the local I prison, proved In a thesis submit* i ted the Imperial University here. He was awarded an honorary de gree for his research. 1 Saza's investigation covered the ' life careers of thousands of crim ■.lnals. He found that: Very f. w fat men ever commit I criminal acts and those who do can i be reformed easily. Most criminals are slender and I have been so all their lives. Thieves, contrary to the popular supersXition in Japan, have arms of only average length. ■ ■ ■■■ O '■ "■■■- "Rainv Dav” Railroad Is Sold To B. & O. Olean. N. Y.. Muy 28.—U.R)—The •Rainy Day Railroad" has been bought by the Baltimore and Ohio ' Railroad for $50,000. The "Rainy Day Railroad” operlates on the Kushequa line only on i rainy days. It runs through thieki ly-wooded land, and fear that dangerous fires might bo started, resulted in a law prohibiting operation jof the railroad except on rainy days. o Picks Wrong Hat; Loses Roll i Kansas City. Mo.— U.Rt— U'slie I Haff ord, hurried from a restaurant j here and grabbed what he thought | was his hat. He soon found that jhe had taken another’s by mistake. In his own hat he had tucked $37 in bills. He recovered neither hat I nor cash. o Rider Given Ride Memphis.— (U.R> — Booth Phelps. ' 23. 83 pounds, who stopped off here ' while en route to Louisville to "be a jockey” was taken for his first. How One Woman LOST 17 Lbs. In 3 Months and Feds Years Younger Mrs. S. A. Solomon of New Bern. N. C. lost 47 lbs. in 3 months with Kruschen Salts. She reduced from I 217 to 170 Tbs. She feels much ' stronger, years younger and pains ! in sides, back and abdomen that tethered her for years are all gone. She says she not only feels tetter but looks better as all’ her friends tell her. “I shall never te without Kruschen Salts, will never cease taking my daily dose and more than glad to highly recommend it for the great good tlrat is in it.” A bottle of Kruschen Salts that lasts 4 weeks costs but 85 cents at Cutshall’s Cut Rate Drug Co. and druggists the world over. Take one half teaspoon in a glass of hot water every morning before breakfast. Attention to diet will help—cut out- pastry and fatty meats — go light on potatoes, butter, cream and sugar—the Kruschen way is the safe way to lose fat. Try one bottle and if not joyfully satisfied —money back.

Pineapple 4» V* A Peaches m j _, „ Heavy Syrup Heavy Syrup GROCERY and MEAT MARKET SI.OO Phones 31 and 204 | tpl»OU Big Dollar Days-Thur. and Fri. 1 lbs. BURSLEY’S HIGH Q 1 A A 3 cans CORN. 3 cans PEAS. 3 cans GRADE COFFEE . tpJL.VV BAKED BEANS, 3 cans QI AA RED BEANS 12 cans in all <P I •VV 24 lb. Sa“k POLAR BEAR FLOUR and 1 lb. BURSLEY’S Qi A A 50 | bs . MERRIT or 808 QI A A COFFEE tpl.W WHITE FLOUR tpI.UV ? CanS cnp?r and SI 00 6- 8 oz. cans PEACHES &QI A A b cans ( ORN »P 1. W 6 g APRICOTS .. I.U V 25 cakes P. & G. SOAP and 2 boxes PALMOLIVE QI A A SEEDLESS RAISINS QI AA BEADS Jp 1 •t/LI and 6 II). LARGE PRI NES 1 «vFv* ERN BEANS T NORTH ‘ SI 00 20 ,bS ’ NAVY BEANS 00 1 ff al. can FANCY PEELED PEACHES — and 2 Large cans LITTLE QI A A 4 Large cans PERFECT QI A A ELF APRICOTS «P 1 • vt/ APRICOTS in heavy syrup vl»vv 10 lbs. FINE GRANULATED 4 A 2- 1 lb. packages P. W. A SUGAR CRACKERS 2 lbs. FANCY RIO COFFEE 25(* 2 PkS S ° DA CRACKERS 29C 2 lbs. OLEO 25C PRUNES 7 lbs’ ROLLED OATS 25C ONION SETS FANCY DRIED PEACHES 1 r FANCY OLD POTATOES 25C p AN< d Y DRIED APRICOTS —————l waMMM I Pair HEAVY BLUE OVERALLS and Qi A A 1 Pair FANCY DRESS SOCKS A.W

Widow Held as ’ Poison Killer IHMb ■P 4 ' ■ I .-Ok i v* v ./* ’I x J 1 •* * Mrs. Margaret Summers, 45-year-old Chicago widow who was ordered held to the grand jury on charges of murder in connection with the deaths of four persons who died t | in her heme of arsenic poisoning, i The four persons who died of poi- i : son were Thomas Summers, her [husband; Thomas Meyers, her nep-J hew; Thomas Langan and William I . Rieinan, boarders in her home. ' ride when a “friend" slugged and i robbed jiirn. | • o-l Catches Canned Fish Pittsfield. Mass— (U.R> — Peter Tver boasts of catching two fish in one strike. He says he was fishing in the Yokum river when |he hooked a tin can. In the can. i hf says, he found two small trout. o Shortest Postmaster in U. S. Mesick, Mich.—<U.R>—Mesick has ■ the shortest postmaster in the United states. He is Floyd B. , Gates and four feet, four inches In • height, and he has a brother six feet, two inches tall. Contributions Show Slump Philadelphia. — (UP)‘-Contribu- i I tions to the Presbyterian Board of I Christian Education fell off only' three ana a 1-3 per cent during the • i fiscal year, according to Dr. Harcdd i M |\.fee Robinson, administrative j secretary of the board. The year 'ended with a deficit of $87,875.33 on March 31. he announced. Elks to See Warships Seattle. —(UP)—lnland residents I who come to Seattle in July for the j Elks convention will have an oppotunity to visit some of the nation’s largest battleships. During the week of July 6. three battleships, the West Virginia. Tennessee, and Idaho. will ride at anchor on Elliott Bay. '

TEST ENDURANCE OF U,S. CAVALRY Fort Riley. Kan.. May (U.R> A gruelling 100-mile march, made hy four cavalry troops in twenty- • three hours under unfavorable coni ditlons, proves beyond a doubt, I , army officers agreed today, that' horses still are able to piuy un ' Important part in wars. The inarch, made by 211 men i • ami 2t»9 horses, was a world roc-, ord for movement of horse troops] over the 100 mile route, officers] said. The time, twenty-three I hours, allowed five hours for rests.: sever, Mites Hourly The test, made to determine the' i mobility <>f cavalry troops, was ] started soon after an inch of rain had fallen ovtjr the countryside. I The average load carried by the saddle and pack horses was 2211 pounds:. The average speed of i the movement was seven miles an 1 hour. Heavy guns were moved along with the column, which stretched i out over a mile. 1 After the march, commanding] ■ officers said other experiments i also had shown c avalry still was I capable of aiding an army offensive, especially if combined with an air force to guide movements. o ■ Card of Thanks We wish in this manner to ex ' press our appreciation to the neigh-j ] hors and friends, the singers, Rev. Fetherolf, and all who gave floral ' offerings or helped us in any way I during the recent illness and death jof our husband and father, A. J. I Gephart. Mrs. Mary Gephart Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gephart oCharges Glass Eye Exploded — V Greensboro, N. C 'UcR8 —Suit for $15,000 damages has been filed here against a physician and an optical company by S. H. Beasley, who ] charged his glass eye exploded, causing him to lose more than a | month’s work. Get the Habit—Trade at Home. FISH Black Bass, No. 1 Pickerel, white Hsh, cattish, f-resn Haddock, Fresh Mackrel. Gerber Meat Market Phone 97 Free Delivery Special Showing New HATS at special reduced prices Louisa Braden’s A.merican Home Shop (’.or. Monroe X 3rd sts.

I Now You HaveTfiF JUST WHAT YOU WERE L(M> K |\( 7 Bfinl PRICE. QUALITY AND q; 10 Bars FELLS-NAPTHA SOAP f (For Thursday and Friday) i.iH.i.'uoxi bi he it < GRAHAMS, in 1 th. pkgs.. .. 2 ' ~ (Thursday and Friday) “ (.I,O"S ST\R( II and ( ()RX SiMfUjl Jfc’X’l 2 — one pound packages (Thursday and Friday) ( arton of 6 sc-boxes MATCHES for ' '—-J llll, Search-Light or Diamond Brand I (Thursday and l iiday) TENDER PEAS MI( Hl(lA\ i' No. 2 can. £Qz» BE AXS -. fcn >4 k ' Size 6 6 forvJtJC 5 lbs. for " GARDEN PEAS GREAT N o|{T| j»r««h No. 2 cans rQ BEANS Size 4 .... 6 forOtTL 5 lbs. for M.J.B. COFFEE or BLUE ROSE' oKX " 2 cans rice, ||, s f 1 th. can CALUMET Fantv Assorted Baking Powder o*7< (»<>KIES. lb. Donut Cutter I V p. \\ . ( RACKErT 1 2 cans DUTCH 1 r in 1 lb. pkgs. q.K * 1 CLEANSER ... IOC 2 for ... JAl* M. E. Hower ex PHONE 10S I SCHMITT! QUALITY MEAT MARKET | Phones 95 and 96 I SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY BARGAIN'S J THURSDAY AND FRIDAY I 1 ■ One large Sugar Cured Hock- Ql|l less Picnic Hani for ' 16 g No. 2— I 8 lbs. Smoked Jowels For OR 6 lbs. Home Cured Lean Bacon JNo. 3— b - " 61 One Whole Fresh Pork Shoulder |]B For No. 4— I I 7th. Chunk Lean Fresh Side Sl.fflM For 'I ■ No. 52 lbs. Small Lean Pork Chops 2 lbs. Frankforts 2 lbs. Fresh Lard s|jl® | 1 Ijoaf of Bread lor | No. 6— ‘ I 2 lbs. Lean Pork Steak I 1 lb. Cloverleaf Butter 2 cans Perfects Green Beans 1 Loaf of Bread l or I | No. 7— 3 tbs. Lean Pork Roast 2 lbs. Hamburger JI 1 lb. Tender Beef Steak .■ 1 Loaf of Bread For | ' No. S2y 2 tbs. Meat Loaf J 1 lb. Minced Ham M.vVB 5 tb. Pail or Lard T’or | No. 9— | 3 Tbs. Lean Rib Boiling Beef g 1 lb. Cloverleaf Butter | 2 Loaves of Bread H nnß 1 can of Perfect’s Corn 1 Lg. can Merrit Peaches, For I No. 10— 3 tbs. Meaty Spare Ribs !| 2 Tbs. All Pork Sausage li 1 Tb. Frankforts 2 doz. Miller’s Tea Rolls a J 1 can Perfects Tomatoes H 1 can Perfects Corn or H. P. Schmitt Meat MarW I Phones 95 and 96