Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 174, Decatur, Adams County, 24 July 1931 — Page 6

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HURAL CHURCHES Decatur Circuit M. E. Church Edgar 1. Johnston, pastor. Mt. Pleasant Sunday School, 9:30 a. in. (EST) Jesse Singleton, superintendent. Evangelistic service Sunday evening at 9 p. m. (EST). The Adult Bible class will meet at the parsonage to study the third chapter of Phllippians Wednesday at 9 p. ni. All members and friends of the class are urged to be present. Washington Sunday School, 9:30a. in. Harry; Andrews, superintendent. Prayer meeting at the church■ every Friday at 8 p. m. Pleasant Valley Sunday School, 9:30 a. ni. Harold , Porter, superintendent. Sermon by pastor following the' Sunday School. Prayer meeting every Thursday, at S p. m. Beulah Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Charles Fuhrman, superintendent. Prayer meeting every Tuesday at ; S p. m. -o Mt. Tabor M. E. Circuit H. E. Matteson, pastor. Mt. Tabor M. . Church 9 a. ni.—Sunday School, E. Koos, superintendent. 7:30 p. m. —Preaching Rev. P. I L. Eicher.

Gerber Meat Market Phone 97 STOP IN FOR A CHOICE CUT OF BEEF. VEAL or PORK for Your Sunday Dinner. Dandy bunch of Chickens. Cold and Smoked Meats of all kind. Cheese, all kinds. COUNTRY BUTTER. Anything you want in the MEAT line. SCHMITT'S ■■■MQKnßHaHMnMnMaxnßnMK.'n QUALITY MEAT MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS — Young Raby Boiling Beef 10c lb Tender Baby Beef Steak 22c lb Fresh All Meat Hamburger 2 lbs. 25c All Pork Sausage (Bulk) ....- 2 lbs. 25c Fresh Side Pork (Chunk) 17c lb Fresh Smoked Pork Sausage.... 2 tbs. for 35c Lean Pork Shoulder Roast 18c It) Fresh Snare Ribs 3 lbs. for 25c Meaty Veal Roast 20c lb Veal Steak and Chops 20c lb Veal Stew or Pocket Roast 15c lb Home Cured Smoked Jowels 14c lb Medium Bacon in chunk 20c lb Small Picnic Hams 20c lb Boneless Cottage Hams 1 to 3 lbs. each. 32c lb Large Dill Pickles 2 for 5c Fresh Cottage Cheese 10c It) Perfect’s Canned Corn, Tomatoes. Green Beans, Sauer Kraut and Spinach 3 cans 33c Perfect’s Large can Peaches, Pineapple, Bartlett Pears or Apricots, regular 30c onlv 25c can EXTRA SPECIAL! Large can of Merrit Brand Bartlet Pears or Peaches, with a meat order,. . 18c can or 2 cans for . ,35c ■■BflflMflflflflflHMflflflflHHHMMHMMHP" Spring Chickens, 2to 3 lbs. each. Nice Roasting Hens. Plenty Spring Lamb. Home Baked Ham with cloves and brown sugar. Barbecue Roast Pork. Manhatten Loaf Luncheon Specialty, and a lot of other Fancy Cold Meats. FARMER’S ATTENTION:— We will have an extra supply of good Young Beef for Threshing. Try Schmitt’s market and be assured of young tender meat. H. P. Schmitt Meat Market Phones 95 and 96

Mt. Hope M. E. Church 9:30 a. m.—Sunday School. J. | ■ Corey, superintendent. 10:30 a. m. — Preaching. Rev. j I Glen Bryan. Clark's Chapel M. E. Church ' 9:30 a. m. —Sunday Cchool. C. | Idem, superintendent. ' 10:30 a. m.—Preaching, Mr. Chas.| I Teeple. | o . Antioch M. B. C. Church Rev. Simon Moore, pastor. ; Sunday School. 9 a. m. Geo. H.' Bright, superintendent. Preaching service, 10 a. in. Textj Heb. 12:12-13. Special song. Miss | j Gene Houk. Midweek prayer meeting. Wed-: nesday evening, 7:30 p. m. Homer Ginter, class leader. No Sunday evening service until I August 16 on account ot Monroe i camp meeting. 0 Union Chapel U- B. Church Rev. T. H. Harman, Pastor Sunday School 9:00 CST. i Thurman Drew, Superintendent Preaching services 10:00 CSTPrayer Services Wednesday 7:30 George Cramer, Leader o Calvary Evangelical Church The Calvary Sunday School will gather for its regular Session at 9:30. After the Sunday School they will go to the Lichtenberger grove for their Sunday School Hit-nic. Everybody will bring a basket and load the large table with a big picI nic dinner. The afternoon will be I spent with games and social felI lowship.

I Decatur Circuit U. B. Church Rev. W. O- Johnson, Pastor Rivare Sunday School 9:30j Matilda Hower, Supt. | Class Meeting 10:30 John Thatcher, Leader Christian Endeavor 6:30 'Prayer Meeting Wednesday .... 7:30 Pleasant Grove I Sunday School 9:30 Nettie Harden. Supt. I Morning Worship and Sermon 10:30 I Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 Mt Victory j Sunday School 9:30 H. E. Baxter Supt. i Class Meeting .......* 10:30 Gregg Knittie, Leader i Evening Worship and sermon 8:00 i Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 FEDERAL AID UNCOLLECTED CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE) ; aid was due Indiana. Os the sum, I $5,667,513.57 was normal federal aid and $2,045,929 was an emergency federal aid appropriation. Records indicated that only $842,202.86 had been collected by June 30, of which $514,444.46 was normal I federal aid and $327,758.40 emergency aid. According to those figures, about $6,000,000 of federal aid money re-1 mains uncollected. o SEARCH PRISON FOR DYNAMITE (CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONE) ' which several lives were lost and more than $500,000 worth of prop-1 erty destroyed. Warden Henry C. j Hill said th» confinement order would hold until the search is com-1 pleted. “Every inch of the 64 acres with-! in the prison walls will be gone I over,” declared the warden. “It | probably will take ten days. Mean-1 while the men will remain confined even at meal time.” Hill first called the state police Monday after rumors drifted to him that explosives had been smuggled in and a small group of prisoners were trying to incite a riot. He called back 100 of the state troopers last night. Rumors were that at least eight sledgehammers and 100 feet of hose were missing from the supplyhouse and it was feared the convicts had hidden them for use as weapons in the event of an uprising.

„ _ _ Fancy New c'oth L OIT F1 C Honey Pure Cane Cakc SUC \R GROCERY and MEAT MARKET J7c 52 C Phones 31 and zO4 3 cakes 50c FANCY APPLE JELLY, lb 10c 3 tbs 25c Quart Cans Fancy 9£z» BICE. Fancy Blue Rose r „ Sweet Pickles m’JI Per lb DC Down! Down! Goes Flour 24 lb. sack BEST PASTRY FLOUR 43c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR package 27c Down! Down! Goes Crackers 2-1 tb. packages PERFECTION WAFERS . 25c 2 lb. box SODA CRACKERS 25c OLD FASHIONED LEMON COOKIES 2 dozen 15c FANCY OLEO. 2 lbs 25c 3 lb. FANCY SEEDLESS RAISINS 25c FANCY RIO COFFEE 9PCz» Large ’’OST TOASTIES 1 | 2 pounds -Ml Package 11C Peaches & Plums Dried Fruit Ga’ii,!'' K 45c i: anr> '; ron "- 3 ® s 25c Fancy Dried Peaches, Tb 15c BLACK RASPBERRIES Qfk Fancy Dried Apricots, lb 20c Gallon cans Puffed Raisins, pkg 10c cannedToods fruit Vegetables can t>C Fancy ’ Mv(llu " ? Fancy Kidney size Oranges, doz.AiVv Beans, 3 cans... ,aui Large size Grape QE* Fancv Corn or can Fruit. 3 f0r....Z0C 3 cans Z&C Hominy r Fancy Ripe 1 A Fancy Peas can Tomatoes, tb.... AvC 3 cans Small cans Peaches or New Apples QP* Fancv Green Beans die™' 8 98c “5c «r Spinach larae can 1 O 25C Ur « can ’ 1 I eaches in syrup loC V Fancv Beets, can LDC Borden’s Evap. MILK Bordens Will Whip L \(>Ll\ I>! <111(1 MILK SPECIAL TODAY 99 r* I Finest for Babies' Bottle I 3 cans t-OL I Dozen cans 92c Salad or Dressing 1 I BUY A DOZEN CANS. an I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1931.

“It is regrettable that all the I i men must suffer because of the I troublemaking of about 10 per cent, | but it is for the protection of the i i other 90 per cent we are taking these extreme precautions," Hill I said. o Plane Take-Off Fails New York July 24—(UP) —Rus-! sell Boardman, and John Polando, I young Massachusetts fliers plann-' i lug a non-stop Hight to Istaneml. attempted to take off from Floyd Bennett field today but landed a : few minutes later. o Brick* Never Imported Wllstacb says it Is a pleasing hnt i improbable tradition that bricks were brought from England for ! building In Virginia. There was an I abundance of excellent brick clay ; i mere and no reason for tm|M>rtlng bricks. The tradition probably hud ; Its origin not in the fact of the I place where the bricks were made i but In the trade phrase ‘‘Dutch krieg“ and "English briek " These terms referred to sizes. Dutch brick were snub and English brick ——. o Prolific Author Horatio Alger was a graduate ot Harvard, and also of Harvard Di- : vinity school. He became a pas tor of the Unitarian church at ; Brewster, Mass., in 1864; but two i years later he went to New York, where he labored for the imprme- • ment of the condition of street boys. He wrote much for newsj papers ami periodicals and published about 70 books, of which : pearly 800,000 copies have been sold. o — ■ Horse Unknown to Indians American Indians did not use horses before tlie coming of the white man. The horse was un known on this continent before tlie •coming of the Spaniards. There are i traces of horselike animals in geo logical deposits in various parts ot the Americas, but for some reason tlie horse never reached the de velopment which it did in Asia, and became extinct long before the his torical era. Word Leng in Uss The word “electricity" was first used by W. Gilbert in his treatise "De Magnete," 1600. The adjective , "electric” In this sense was used , as early as 1793 by Coleridge In his I "Songs of tlie Pixies," in which he says, “The electric flash that from ! the melting eye darts the fond question or the soft reply.” la 1831 Carlyle In “Sartor Resartus,” said, “Wait a little until tlie entire na- j tion is in an electric state.”

School Head Named . ! -— .. I Logansport, July 24. — (U.R) —VHI- - L. Sprouse, 35, principal of ( Logansport high school, was named (superintendent to succeed D. M.; : Horton, who was chosen head of ; Muncie schools. o “Monnrchi-,n” and “De»poti*m A monarchy Is a form of govern I ment In which Hie executive pow ! er Is vested In a hereditary ruler if a ruler's power Is limited by H constitution or by a legislature it is called a limited or constitutional monarchy; if there Is no stieb i limit on the ruler's power. It is called an absolute or despotic mon arehy. I ! .jctically all monarchies i today are limited and In every country provision is made for a j salary or annual grant to the I monarch.

YOU NEVER KNEW BRAN COULD BE SO DELICIOUS /

1 Kellogg’s All-Bran is a dei lightful surprise. It is as good I to eat as it is good for you. This appetizing ready-to-eat cereal protects and relieves you , from constipation—and from I the headaches, the dizziness, the • lack of “pep” that go with it. Start the whole family on : . this health-habit tomorrow, j Two tablespoonfuls of AllBran, eaten daily, will prevent and relieve both temporary and recurring constipation. In severe cases, eat All-Bran with each meal. Delicious with milk or cream, fruits or honey added. AllBran also furnishes iron, which brings color to cheeks and lips. At all grocers in the red-and-green package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. All-Bran

Graf Completes Trip Berlin. July 24-(UP)-Succeß-s---fully completing tlie first lap of its I flight to the Arctic, the dirigible .Graf Zeppelin arrived over Berlin ‘at 4:30 P. M. today. The Gr-f had started from Friedrichshafen at 9:50 A. M. . . — Gathering Maple Sirup Tapping only one place on a tree prolongs the lite of the tree. Large first-growth tre<» may he tapped in two and sometimes throe places without Injury, but it Is disastrous to tap In two places near together in order to collect the sap in one bucket

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Fisher & Harris I PHONES 3, 4 and 5 FINE GROCERIES SO A P 6 Tars 19c f Kelloggs Rice Krispies 10cE ■ he Shredded Wheat Biscuits pkg. 9Jc L BANANAS s ""'r u " lb. Sc I GINGERALE Xi'- lOcI T B Krafts Pimento, Brick 1 ■ MJ. M2J American or Velveeta */j JL ■ 2 packages 35c Washing Powder 19c I Arrow Soap Chips 19c f FLOUR. Pride of Decatur LIMA BEANS 1 On ■ 12 tbs 28c; 24 tbs DUC pound LUI ■ FLOUR, Gooch’s Best kjr BULK ROLLED OATS ■ 24 tbs..,6Bc; 48 tbs tpl.OD 7 poun ds ZOC ■ SUGAR. Fine Cane Granulated ■'9 22'/ 2 lb. bag 69c ■_ ’7 ‘ k L- ‘ ‘ PEACHES, gallon cans r A ■ SLGAR 4X Non-caking nr Yellow Halves Out ■ ( nbl'RP 7 m° U,l r Pk ” S LIBBYS APPLE BUTTER ■" COFFEE, Golden Rio Gallon cans IkJCB, COFFEE, Arbuck.es JUT" . • 25C ■ pea" HES, Large Yellow fr “ AFL « LUE . Q C ■ Freestones. 3 pounds ZOC 4 b ° XeS 1 I APPLES. Transparents, r " ATERMEL ONS, Georgia Belle- — M 6 tb5...25c pound. DC Extra large, every melon fl TOMATOES, Solid Ripe in guaranteed ■ Pound iUC GINGER SNAPS 1 ■< TOMATOES, Solid Pack ar pound I.VC ■ No. 2 cans, 3 for ZOC 18 c Value CORN or PEAS OX n 11 RED KIDNEY BEANS 9X “ cans jfl nnßu- i i VAN WERT CORN QQ P B, I ORK and BEANS in Tomato Can .10c; 3 cans ZoC B * cans 13C lodine Salt I** n fl GREAT NORTHERN or ar 2 boxes for LOC B NAVY BEANS. 4 pounds 50 Ib. STOCK SAIT ‘KL. fl BLUE RIBBON MALT, can ,« c 38C B CORN SUCAR m ” 45c MUSHROOMS, 8 oz. cans i 39c fl < ORN SUGAR. 5 tbs 29c 4 07 cans 25c « HONTY E COOKIFS < Td Pkg 2 ° C GOLD MEDAL SALAD DRESSINti HONEY COOKIES. 3 dozen 25c Fu'l quarts 39c M :::::: c^ PACKC “. 7 .‘ lua, : t § L7 s l BI'TTER: cKw “Sry%. 32e W p<S SUCEI> B ° ILED "45< I I’KANI 1 BUTTER, finest quality BOLOGNA. 2 tbs ' 25< II A-- !*' l 20C S ARDm“’ S MUSTAKD '. " SdOWN N CAKE FLOI R UU- » I S - 1 < TO,LET PAPEB -1 frankfurters, 2 tbs. .. “ 25c FRums'AND veJetabi.es I

MORE K AND BETTER I BREA*-: If 7/ • -’OK SALE g Fisher & Harris, Decatur fl Walter Deitsch. Decatur I Isl Appleman’s Grocery. I)e catl Wthe Taber (irocery, Monroe YAjh WjW Bower Grocery, Preble B Williams Equity Elevator ’ I Williams. Ind. W.in I Spitler & Son, Willshire OhHiari1 Everett Grocery, Pleasant . Berne Milling Co., BernU cari f® l ~ nr