Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 156, Decatur, Adams County, 2 July 1931 — Page 6

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INDIANS PLAN ANCIENT RITES Seminole; Okla.—ttJ.R)—Members of the five civilized Indian Tribes will reign supremely, free of white | man's domination, for a day,July 3,i when tribesman assemble here forj the greatest all Indian day in Oklahoma history. More than 2.500 Oherokees, Chocttaws, Seminoles. Chiokasaws and Creeks, scions of a once numerous ' lace, will pay tribute to their primi-! tive rituals, songs, dances and a feast. Buffalo, slain with bow and arrow, in the manner of the plains [ Indians, will be the food. White j man's hand will not touch it. The. buffalo will be slain and cooked by j the Indians, who will encircle a huge campfire to break the bread of j their ancestors. Indian dignitaries will lead the celebration.. Among them will be Chili Fish, a Seminole, who proudly | refused the appointment of Presid-; out Hoover as chieftan of his tribe, j The only woman chief of the Semi-j notes, Mrs. Alice It. Davis, will lead the parade. Chieftans and sub-chieftans, mounted on horses, will assume their tribal authorities in the par-; aile. A ball game, played in the originnah Indian fashion —t lie forerunner I of the national pastime - will provide the only test of athletic prow- j ess. Both men and women partici-j pate in Ihe Indian ball games. At nightfall, members of the world champion stomp dancers.] from Chiloccn Indian school, will reprixluce tribal war dances and love dances. ironically, the fete will wane, at j midnight, into white man's cele-! bration of the nativity of a nation —July Fourth, Independence Day. Planes Require Beach Permits Salem. Ore.—(U.R) — Before planes can land on Oregon beaches, permits are required from the state aeronautic board and the Oregon j i Highway Commission.

" "Tnrwr—wthhiwt—iirnii m—nimii i mi Gerber Meat Market Phone 97 Slop in and buy Your Meals for the Fourth of July picnic. Full line of Fold Meats for sandwiches. Dandy hunch of Chickens. Cheese, all kinds. TRY US NEXT TIME. <hoc,, ' a,e Cream Sodas Quart 10c * r Special Ix)w Cut Prices lor Friday FEENAMINT LAXATIVE GUM 1 25c size ] jJC MUM DEODORANT 35c size jyC I PAN A TOOTH PASTE 50c size /JJ(* JOHNSON’S BABY TALCUM -* ~ 25c size xOC LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC SI.OO size 4 t/C MELLO-GLO FACE POWDER m\ SI.OO size /y(* DAY FACE POWDER rtrt 50c size—Flesh or Brunette... VIOLET GLYCERINE SOAP and AA HAND BRUSH, 50c »j“C — SUMMER TIME NEEDS — NYAL'S BURN OINTMENT for r/Y Sun Burn BATHING CAPS- tA Ar ' NYAL’S POISON IVY LOTION r/Y SHOWER BATH SPRAY AA SI.OO Value PEP IO BISMAL for Sour Stomach PACKERS TAR SOAP 25c size IvP CHAMOIS SKIN for your auto l-'X 75c size FIRE CRACKERS and FIREWORKS ICE COLD ROOT BEER Fresh from the Keg £)£ KODAKS AND FILMS—aII sizes for vour Ith of July outing. Lowe Brothers Paint. HOUSE DRUG CO. Lowe Brothers Paints and Varniihes

Texas Blind Youth Plans College Career i Wichita Falls, Tex.—(U.R)- Al- | though totally blind since be was three. Darrell Webb. 20, was schenti ing today to see if he could not enter the University of Texas this fall. A few days ago he was graduated las an honor student from the high i school at Armarlllo. His mother ' says it will be impossible for him ] to go to the university this fall but I is as confident as he that away will I be found for him to go, and for him Ito complete the law studies on ] which he has set his heart. Webb made his wav through Amarillo High School by carrying ai | portable typewriter with him to I class, and by getting his chum,: : dene Dalle, to read his assignments 1 j to him. The young man became blind; ] when at three a knife slipped from ] i Ins hand and piercend his left eyej ball. Texas Hofei Proud of Shot Fired By Dalton’s Band Longview, Tex. - (U.R) — A bullet j I bole in tile frame wall of the obi Magnolia Hotel today serves as a i I memento of the visit of Bob Dalton, [ ] famous outlaw of the Southwest, j | to Longview in 1894. The slug bored through the pine | one summer day when Dalton and' his hand galloped into what is now j the East Texas oil capitol to rob a ] | bank. Citizens opened fire and a j pitched battle followed. Tite engagement ended when j Dalton and his men fled. Another boast of Magnolia Ho*el j is that its rates today are the same ] j as they were in 1911. Even the East ] | Texas oil boom has failed to in- j I crease them. Lutherans To Meet In Center of Early Church Reading, Pa. —(U.R)*- Delegates ] to the 19th biennial convention of j the Lutheran League of America ! here the first week in July will ; find themselves in the center of i early American Lutheranism. Within the Berks County area!

I are 2S Lutheran churches organ-1 i ized in the pioneering period be- 1 tween 1799 amllSOO. Close by is "Augustus Church,”j< '! cradle of American Lutheranism I ' -as pa:lsh of Henry Melchior Muhl t '! enberg. pioneer pastor and mission- ' '; aarv. ' I Os historical interest too. while ; | not connected with the church. are| 1 j the homes of ancestors of Abra-ji | barn Lincoln and Daniel Boone, 11 ', close to the highway between Read- ; . ] ing and Pottstown. PICNIC St. Johns Picnic on Ft. Wayne- t I Decatur road. July 5. 155-Mt i

GtthjJwfi/bi*’? Specials For Phones 106-107 Free Delivery x Your 4th of July Dinner f) \NDY SPRING CHIX —2 an I 3 pounds each NICE HENS to Roast or Stew * NICE VEAL CHOPS or STEAK 2 lbs. 35c FRESH VEAL STEW, Nice 2 lbs. 25c GOOD TENDER BEEF STEAK Ib. 20c TENDER PLATE BOILING BEEF 4 lbs. 25c FRESHLY GROUND HAMBURGER lb. 10c NEWLY CURED N. Y. SHOULDERS lb. ltie FRESH SPARE RIBS 3 lbs. 25c Fresh Neck Bones or Shoulder Ribs 5 lbs. 25c REAL LAMB ROASTS lb. 20c MAN O’ WAR COFFEE 3 lbs. 75c FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER 2 lbs. 53c PLENTY FRESH EGGS Dozen 16c GOOD FRESHLY CUT BEEF ROASTS lb. 12c BACON — Medium and Nice 3 lbs. 50c LARD — Freshly Rendered 3 lbs. 29c TALL CANS CONDENSED MILK 6 cans 35c FRESH PORK LIVER 3 lbs. 25c We are going to have our Regular Canned Goods Special. We will be open Saturday, the 4th, til! 12 o’clock noon. Please get your telephone orders in early. Just phone 106 or 107. Mutschler’s Meat Market ihiii ilium i« j imi i tMfffawiDii'w—b—aawißßWEWgi w— bp rLarge cans Jgj?. in syrup Fancy, lb. GROCERY and MEAT MARKET 1 SC Phones 31 and 204 15c FANCY APPLE JELLY, lb 10c 3 lbs 2 5e !I'n. LULA I NORTHERN RICE, Fancy Blue Rose p” |{EANS 25c Per Ib. ... £)C « « grC ■*» Sugar advancing steadily but we Q OUgdl purchase? 1 * 6 *' 1 * * 3 10 lbs. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR d o„ *•"> *l>- sack PURE CANE SUGAR q, 100 lb. buffs PURE CANE SUGAR 10 lbs. LIGHT BROWN SUGAR 49” PANOV RlfimlEpF •• • 25c :: Ifc. FANCY SEEDLESS RAISINS 25c AN < 1 RIO (OFI EE OP „ VyHEATIES -g r» 1 pou,u!s 2 -15 c packages IfoC Peaches & Plums Dried Fruit SOLID PACK a r Gallon tans 4*3C Fancv Llirße I>run es. .1 lbs 25c Fancy Dried Peaches, lb 15c f ar<:e cans PEARS in 1 A Fancy Dried Apricots, Ib 20c Heavy Syrup, can 1 «JC Puffed Raisins, pkff 10c FLOUR FRUIT Vegetables Mernt Dour a Q Fancy Medium ir Fancy Kidney rtp - U,l \VhT vi " ' S ' ze oranffes ’ ,loz loC Beans, 3 cans... ZOC - Hoar soc !=v;r h ... 10c $~™...25c "t;„ „, { 75c SUSVIOc s F S£ p ~ 25c Gold Dust Cleanser r Fancy Ripe 1 A Fancy Green Beans <an Tomatoes, th.... 11/L or Spinach -J r Larjre pk«\ Blue 1 r Bananas or can IDC Devil, 8c; 2 for ADC 5 lbs Large cans 1p” Fancy Beets, can IOC Red Beans, Kraut, Hominy can 5c w 41 CANDY SP ECI A L < hocolate Almond Bars 5 f or ]p e 2 lbs. Soft ('enter Chocolate Drops 25c

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1931

Exposition Called Success Paris. (U.R) French Minister of Colonies Paul Reynaud lias declared that the International Colonial Exposition is already an assured success. During the first month it was visited by 4,000,000 persons. Farmer Stung 200 Times Hazi n, Ark-(U.R)- When attempting to hive a swarm of bees on his farm Steve Brown was attacked. A doctor said be bad been stung "290 times.'' o French Unemployed Decrease Paris.- (U.R)—in six weeks' time the number of unemployed persons 1 in France decreased by 9,000, an*i

official survey has revealed. On June 1 only 42,823 men and women ] were receiving unemployment al- 1 lowance. o— Huge Antelope Herd in Oregon Ashland, Ore.—(U.R)—The lake ■ounty region furnishes a refuge l 'or one of the largest herds of antelope in the country. In one day, onemay sight 300 antelope. Platinum Nuggets Valuable New York. (U.R)—The stories of j famous gold finds are surpassed by the lucky discoveries of platinum j nuggets. Single pieces of platinum] have been picked up in South African fields worth. s3o,ooo. Thousands’

of miners suppon j searching with crude tools, as dull j the gold prosectors ui

Fisher & Harris PHONES 3, 4 and 5 FINE GROUER^B WATERMELLONS c 39 &4$ —-— — Canteloupe Ig. ripe lot FLOUR““-~r 241b3 6fe 4S ,bs 51-35 BARREL .... $5.25 Dili Pickles r 19c CrisciT *» AT m -V Pound Can H| MALT zi 49c 2§c Olives "r 29c r I 3 lb. can .74c ■ Puritan Malt can" -42 C ' LOI R, Pride of Decatur v ~ ~ —i 12 lbs. 30c; 24 lbs. AAP GRAPE FRUIT, Florida, Gold "A|r j SUtiAR. Cane Granulated ***** cans ° “ 10 pounds ... A If* IDMATOES, Red Ripe *)*| SUGAR, H Powdered '*'?“**• | 3 pound pkys ‘ nderwood’s .Mustard O'lr 25c BEECHNUT CATSUP aa 2 ians /()(» HLIN/ SPAGHETTI .)'H| 20c FRAZIER CATSUP* V 2 lar Kt* cans 2 for 25c; each laU f IE| N/ PORK and BEANS pjf -MASON JARS, Pints T ’ ar .f cans Dozen l Bean State Brand Pork 1"M 10c JAR RUBBERS ' ’ J Jt iO MLNA, OOp » dozen .... J' «ans 10e; 3 for .... _ PAROVVAX JLI) KIDNEY DEANS O'lH pound pkg. . 1 IW* ;:. fans |H TTER. Cloverl'eaf *V I '' "WIMKDARV -)||J I Creamerv. lb <1 ,» DATES teJ'H <>l KO. Palm Not or TEA OtJ rropic Nut, 2 lbs ‘ m ‘"'ns mOIBI DEANS, Navy or Great J/>FEEE. Golden Rio o*|l Northern. 3 lbs. 1 Qp Pounds RICE. Finest Head ff >FFEE, Diamond D OYi 1 lbs 1 Q/» wound PEANUT BUTTER ‘ f**Y- FRANKFURTERS OKU Pint Jars ‘)Ao ? n onna« % mustard, Ratlieship f 7" n < A ' .A'l Onart J ar 1 , -fJ'li DOO Pp HAM Wafer Ui; 7 Y INSTANT POST!TIM miFFD BEEF W , for shJ Ih th - !Y AP "PATED PFArHES '9. ths- -1 ptv K^ S FRENCH DRESSING ' ? ", H . K '"ES the Whole Bran H Y T OX. Destroy the Mothpd«* • ,39c Re size r,-c KI^ r * E VANILLA, 4 oz. bottle ’■ MOTHERS COCOA 2 not.A I 1i ‘ n7 boOlo ’ ■ DINGER SNAPS, pound Can -'7 ac !. ’1 »0c ROYAL BAKING POWDER ‘ !? C Pnr* CMgv’ mlinn BOVVi°pv£ nAK,Nf; POWDER .9> Jm' PI . 'TAPIOCA. 3 lbs. 25c; lh. I I'R VNn ’ SANI -PL,USH, or ~ WINS. Seeded or Seedless. §' E T- 4p S- Gross'!!! fj c New Transparent, 3 *M ia?- GRAHAii 3S«. p^ s Pk ,1 S - . 10 "a < llon E ''i Z e RF: ' 6 T.'.'f J _ SWH T-S A RR() W°KQAp ttSK' 9 I i

*MORE | AND BETTr 1 Fisher X Harris, "Iter Deitsch, I)J Appleman's (irocerj J ; raber Grocery. Monro? Bower Grocery. I»reb! ( Williams KI? VJ Everett Grocen. |*|ea< ■ Berne Millinu ( 0.. He, ■■■■■—■—-^1