Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 239, Decatur, Adams County, 9 October 1931 — Page 6

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MISSOURI WIVES PICK BEST HUBBY Atlanta. Mo., —(UP) — Husbands ft Macon County are due to receive a lot of public praise during the next couple of weeks, preceding the novel “Best Husband - ' contest to be held in connection with a community celebration. In tact, male vanity here abouts might rise to bothersome heights weer it not so rthe tact that most of the praise will probably be retracted by wives in the privacy of theihome. Wives must do all the ballyhooing for their husbands in the contest, and there are husbands who doubtless will be somewhat surprised to hear themselves praised. Here are some of the questions wives must answer: Is he satisfied with the meals you j cook ? Is he kind to your mother? Does he kick when you go | through his pockets? Is he addicted to musical instruments? Does he ever cast sheep's eyesj at other women? Does he remind you about the; biscuits his mother used to make? Does he still call you sweetheartDoes he take you to church? Does he think he’s the whole shew aroiind the house? Dottg he growl when you buy new I clothes? How does he act up when your I relatives camp on him? If you had the thing tc do over, ' would you take him again? What makes you thing he's the , best man in the county? o Kansas I tility Company States Insurance Plan Kansas City,(U.R)- An old age in- I surauee and sick benefit plan affecting more than 2,200 employees ' has been announced by the Kansas ! I ity Power and Light Company, Every employee of the company I will retire on pension at 65. under

I i Gerber Meat Market PHONE 97 LET US FILL YOUR MEAT BILL. Stop in on your way home or phone us and Iwe will deliver. Choice cuts of Beef. Veal and Pork for your Sunday Dinner. Dandy bunch of Chickens. Cold and Smoked Meats. Fresh Country Butter. Cheese of all kinds.

10 * W 'W JM A Large Bottle Pure Cane Kg TAS <ane an d SUG \R Ma P ,c I • GROCERY and MEAT MARKET SYRUP Phones 31 and 204 23 C SALE ON BURSLEY’S SOUP TOMATO, VEGETABLE and VEGETABLE BEEF .... 5 cans 45c and 1 can free. Large Cans 7 fts. 8 tbs Fancy Corn Fresh Ground Fancy Sweet 2 for Cornmeal Potatoes 15c 25c 25c Swansdown Cake Flour 27c Pint cans Fancy 01ives 2 5c 2 1-tb. boxes P. W. Crackers 25c n , Quart cans Battleship Mustard ... 18c < cakes P. & G. Soap 25c Fresh Rice Krispies, pkg 10c Bursley’s High Grade Coffee, 1b...25c PERFECT CAKE FLOUR (1 pound package Free) 25c McKENZIES PANCAKE FLOUR, package 10c •24 lb. sack BEST PASTRY FLOUR 43c PILLSBURY FLOUR, 24-lb. sack 65c POLAR BEAR, 24 lb. bag 65c FANCY OLEO. 2 ths 25c No. 2 cans CHERRIES 1 r FANCY RIO COFFEE Q- Can iOC 2 pounds wuL Gallon cans 95c Sale on Fancy n • j • • sliced pineapple Dried Fruit No. 0 size can 10c Fancy Large Prunes, 3 lbs 25c No. 1 size can 15c Fancy Dried Peaches, Th. 15c No. 2 size can 19c Fancy Seedless Raisins, tb 10c No. 3 size can 23c New Dried Apricots, tb 18c NEW HAND PICKED NAVY BEANS, 5 pounds 23c Fancy Low Ground Potatoes, bu.. .55c White High Ground Potatoes, bu.. .75c

the plan. The pensions are on a sliding plan, from a minimum of S3O a month up to $12.50 a month i ' times the number of years the emI ployee has been with the company. | The insurance benefits are on a , subscription basis with employees i paying part of the cost and the com 1 pany the rest. The wage earner can take advantage of the plan or not, as he sees it. I Widows and orphans of employI ees who die after retiring also are ] eared for under the plan. o SOVIET AIDS U. S. WIDOW Moscow, -(U.R)- When Arthur E. ! Williams , an American engineer working for a Soviet trust, died | ■ here recently, the government im- 1 mediately took charge of widow* I and two children. It sent them for a month's va- i ■ cation to a Riveria resort in Crimea | I to help them recover from the blow It also gave them a pension of 250 rubies a month for a year, as wellJ . as a free apartment should they i desire to remain in Moscow. Mrs. ’ Williams has been offered employ ) I ment if she wishes it. Williams was formerly employed ' Iby the Brunswick-Kroeschell C 0.,; | of Brunswick, N. J., and came to] Russia under a contract with the ) plant tryst Khladostroy? Health Officer Warns Against Trench Mouth Erie, Pa.-(U.R)- Don't drink from j the same bottle and watch your I kissing is the advice of James R. Smith, City Director of Health. as ; a result of a mild epidemic of Vln- ' .cent's Angina (trench mouth). “There is considerable Vincent's Angina in Erie and elsewhere,” ■ Smith said. “It has increased to , j such an extent that I believe the i ! people should be warned of drinking from common containers-and yes. kissing spreads it, too.”

CONWALL PAYS i WALES MILLION London. (U.R) The Prince of Wales receives an annual income from the Duchy of Cornwall amounting to about $1,250,000 a year. The revenue forms the largest single income received by the j Prince, although he owns valuable property in London and its suburbs The income from the Duchy of Cor-' nwall was established by .Edward : 111 in 1377 for the support of his eldI est son. Edward, who was afterwards made Prince of Wales. Since j that time the eldest son of the sov- I | ereign has been Duke of Cornwall I l and has received the revenues of i • the Duchy. Cornwall is reputed to have been I i a kingdom for a considerable per- ‘ iod following the saxon conquest I Alfred the Great made it an earl- I I dom and the county was given by , William the conqueror to his half- I i brother. Robert do Mortein in 1086. I The Duchy is managed by' a coun-) ' cil. with a Lord Warden of the Stan I ! naries, Lord Clinton, as the head. 1 . o Animals Better Dental Patients Than Humans Kansas City. Mo (U.R)- Tex Clark. ' ) superintendant of the Kansas City i i zoo, finds that a tiger, lion or polar i bear makes a better dental patient ) ; than a human being. While Clark admits he has neve: i i seen a dentist he knowingly prefers ! I to the wails emanating from deni tai offices. When he filled a tooth ! ) for Ignatz. the polar bear, that wor ■ I thy didn't even snarl. “I filled a large tooth for Sulltan. ) the tiger not long ago,” Clark said, i i and he was very quiet all the time. ; When I had finished, he gave me ! i an appreciative look. But the next I I minute he’d have devoured me. Dogs And Spring Guns Protect Prize Hens — West Wickham.-(U.R)- A Lockley . I Cook, who breeds poultry on a large I I scale at Kesterop Court, has enlist-I “d the aid of spring guns and Alsai tian dogs to protect his hens. Cook has placed the following I : signs up along the highway which ) borders his poultry ranch: “In view j ) of recent thefts at Kesteron Court | I there are now spring guns and Alsa ) tian dogs loose in the grounds one . j hour after sunset.” Nightly raids upon his farm have j l cost Cook the loss of 360 of his ped-1 I igreed hens. “If thefts continue,” he said. Tshall not hesitate to wire my . , grounds and make use of my elecI trie plant.” o Rare Disease Fatal Schenectady, N. Y. —(U.R) —A rare disease incurred by- chewing al j blade of grass proved fatal to Pet-1 ler L. Holstein. 33. Holstein had been ill with the malady, known ‘

DECATUB DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1931.

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in medical circles as actinomcyes, t ! for four years. There is no cure I for the disease, physicians said. o Survivor’s Medal In Almo San Antonio. Tex.—(U.R) —A gold i I medal presented to W. P. Zuber. I iin 1909. by the Texas legislature. I I when Zuber was one of two sur-i viving veterans of the Battle of) San Jacinto, has come to rest in; the Almo. shrine of Texas liberty. [lt was Zuber's home, below San

SCHMITT’S QUALITY MEAT MARKET - SATURDAY SPECIALS — TENDER BABY BEEF STEAK : 20c Ih YOUNG BOILING BEEF 10c lb Fresh All Meat Hamburger 2 lbs. 25c All Pork Sausage, (bulk) 2 lbs 25c Nice Lean Fresh Side (chunk) 15c IT) T.ean Pork Shoulder Roast 18c lb Bulk Sauer Kraut. 10c lb 3 lbs 25c Lean Pork Shoulder Steak 20c lb Men tv Veal Roast 22c tb VEAL STEAKS AND CHOPS 23c tb Veal Stew or Pocket Roast 15c lb Fresh Ground Veal Loaf 22c lb SPECIAL Spring Lamb to fry or roast 25c Smoked Skinned Hams, whole or half, tb. 23c Medium Bacon (Bargain Buy) 15c lb Choice Sugar Cured Pig Bacon in a chunk !.. ?5c tb Lean Sliced Bacon 25c tb Short Shank, sugar cured Picnic Hams • 17%c lb Boneless Cured Skinned Hams, rolled. all lean meat. Special ’... 25c tb Smoked Sausage, 18c lb 2 lbs 35c Jumbo Dill Pickles 5c each Fresh Cottage Cheese 10c pint Good Noodles, 3 packages for 25c {Special) M.J.B. Coffee, 43c tb; 2 tbs. for 85c Fresh Country Butter 38c lb Perfect’s large can Peaches, Pineapple, Aprciots or Pears, reg. 30c can, only .. ,25c Merrit Brand Peaches and Pears... .18c can H. P. Schmitt Meat Market Phones 95 and 96 MBHnWHMMK I

i Antonio, that the only one of the | men in the Alamo who chose to . leave before the massacre, first told | the story of how the gallant band | decided to fight Gen. Santa Anna’s ! Mexicans to the finish. j —- o City of Health Budapest contains more mineral ' springs and health baths than any ' other city In the world. —Collier's Weekly.

TURAL CHURCHES Decatur Circuit M. E. Church Edgar L. Johnson, pastor. Mt. Pleasant Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. Jesse Singleton, superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. Beulah Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. Charles Euhrman. superintendent. Preaching service. 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:30 ! p. m. I Rally Day service has been postponed until October 25. Washington Sunday School. 9:30 a', in. Harry Andrews, superintendent. Worship service following the Sunday School. Prayer meet'ng Friday at 7:30 p. m. Pleasant Valley Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Harold Porter, superintendent. Prayer meeting Thursday. 7:30 P. m. o Antioch M. B. C. Church Rev. Simon Moore, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Geo. H. Bright, supt. Eilene Smith, secretary. Preaching service. 19 a. m. No evening serviceT” Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening. 7:30 p. m. Homer Ginter, class leader. We send forth the Macedonian cry, to all, come over and help us. Mt. Tabor Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. Elbert Morford, pastor. Mt. Tabor Sunday School at 9 a. m. Preaching service, 10 a m. Sub- : ject. "What Do You See?” Basket dinner at noon with Rally i Day program at 2 p. m. Mt, Hope Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.

Ml ■■■■!■!■ urn ■■urrti iiri — ii, hi in it, 11, 111 ■ .i niniiiMßiiiiii B J r ’k—■ Fisher & Harris PHONES 3, 4 and 5 FINE GROCERIES I SALTED PEANUTS 10c ~" I Beans fl PEPPER . 35c G „.- lhn , I BEANS XE V.£!^ AVY 25c 5" 25c I Quality Head _ I PipaiKpr i Pounds ZSC I UIUUIIOUI UfAMC Western Lima I Sun Bright 3 Pounds I 6" 25c FLOUR Sw *rSS. < ' ,tf -25 c Quaker Made Rolled Oats lu 19c I Rolled Oats 2 59c Apple? J 'ONIONS 25c 7 n" a 2s c Sweet Potatoes GEX 7 I ? E u J E s RSEV 20c FLOUR, Gooch’s best for better STOCK SALT. 50 pound block .. 38c PaS s7l\? 4 "E • V • COFFEE. Chase & Sanborn Seal 1 rim-n U't.? 5 s4 ’° o Brand, 2 pounds 75c I LOl R. Pride of Decatur. 12 lbs 25c H 124 pounds .... 45c PANCAKE FLOUR, Aunt Jemima ’ FLOUR. Whole Wheat,’ 5 lb. bag'. . 25c 2 pa ‘ kaffes BI TTER. Cloverleaf Creamery, tb 40c Quaker PUFFED WHEAT, pkg. 12 * BITTER. Special Creamery, 1b... 37c RICE KRISPYS. pkg 12c • I OLEO. Special Pure. 2 lbs.’ 25c 10c PORK AND BEANS. 2 cans . 15c i PEANUT BUTTER. 2 tbs 25c COCOA. Mothers brand. 2 lb. can 25c SUGAR. Fine Granulated. 10 lbs. 53c NEW WHITE CLOVER HONEY I SUGAR. 4 Powdered, non-caking I section I ,f I • i 3 pound packages 25c BATTLESHIP MUSTARD, quart Os B’eached Seedless Raisins. 2 lbs.. .25c 20c CATSUP. 2 bottles 25c PRUNES. Santa Claras. 4 tbs.. . . 25c BOTTLE CAPS, gross, pkg. 2flc PRUNES. Sun Sweet Brand. 2 tb. NEW OAK KEGS. 5 gallon ' • Lox 20c 10 gallon size J KRAUT, large cans. 3 for 25c SORGHUM MOLASSES. Waconia MILK. Tall cans Pet, Carnation or Brand, new crop, quart ! Bordens. 4 for 29c •/» gallon 58c; Gallon $1 H Sma’l cans. 8 for 29c MALT. Blue Ribbon or Blatz ,8t I DATES, Monogram New Crop pkg 12c (Stein free with each can of ' 3 Pkgs 35c BUTTER CRACKERS. 4'A th. box v DATES. New Dromedary, pitted, BANANAS, Quality Fruit. 3 lbs.. l' c , Pkg 20c ORANGES, SunKist. dozen 19 and -’•»« QUAKER ROLLED OATS. Regular COOKIES. Honev. 3 dozen . or Quick, large pkg 22c BOLOGNA and Frankforts. 2 lbs. 2oC j GOLD DUST, large pkg 25c BOILED HAM or DRIED BEEF. . SHELLED POP CORN, 4 tbs 25c Wafer sliced, pound / PEARL TAPIOCA. 3 pounds .... 25c BIRD SEED. French’s. 2 pkgs. 2 ;’ c BULK MACARONI. 3 pounds ... 25c NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT. pkg. DRIED PEAS. 4 pounds 25c GRAPE NUTS, pkg J'- C OYSTER SHELLS. Pilot Brand, 2 for 100 Ib. bag 95c CREAM OF WHEAT, pkg COFFEE. Golden Rio. 2 tbs 25c 10c CAN RUBBERS. 4 dozen COFFEE. Diamond D, truly the MASON CAN LIDS, dozen best value for 25c lb Full asst. FRITTS and VEGETABLE. '(I

Prayer meeting, 7:30 Wednesday J Clark's Chapel Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Preaching service, 7:30 p. m. O ———— Philadelphia Shop Can Fill Anv Unusual Orders Philadelphia.-(U.R)- If you really wanted to purchase a rhinoceros horn, of a circus tent, or set of United States naval signal flags] or a stuffed pig with six legs, or a was figure for demonstration of an appendicitis operation, or even an elephant made out of sponges, doyou have the least Idea where you might get them? There is such a place in Philadelphia. On second street south of Market Benjamin Weil has conducted an

MORE I AND I bread! I \I f J —FOR SALE BY- K I Fisher & Harris. Decatur ■ I ,)eit sch. Decatur K Tsl Appleman’s Grocery, BKTI* 1 Taber Grocery, Monroe ft lv\Ft Bower’Grocery. Preble ft I I Williams Equity Elevator ■ I I Williams, Ind. H I 11 I Spitler & Son, Willshire. Ohitft > B Everett Grocen. Pleasant Him ® Berne Milling Co.. Berne ft /*— n _ -- - - ■ ___, _ bK

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