Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 127, Decatur, Adams County, 27 May 1932 — Page 3

CHURCHES Mdis ' WTJ.. f ...s<-p.>! Churches pynchon, ■ ' Sumi.u Ha' _ H X V< pnnr.il. Sn?t H lr< \ ~ < ;! -hi|. i 0 ■ I'll" 1 " 1 '- ii i<V- ,i: "° „H|K ————— ■HI.. ' •IRES O; 1 $9-«»» phone

Specials | | / For I SATURDAY ONLY lardT lSc $®“L 20C BUY IT NOW! 3 lbs. I Ul'iesh Ground tj LUU Peanut Butter IV "J 22 • I Short Cut Nice Plate Fancy Medium !K SHOULDERS BOILING BEEF BACON i 9c 3 pounds 25c I pound 12C I lice Chunks of num10c 20. c RFECT’qLEO OKp PREAMERY Butler 2 pounds fcVV V Cloverleaf, 2 lbs. H/U —~——— —— - ; “ Choice Cuts of 1 .amb ■ size can Good Peaches .... L»c |» en t> Fresh Eggs and Country Butter j J Pineapple, Red Cherries or irK and Beans N« wean 95c A Good Buy! 2 cans Armour’s Very Best FINE PINEAPPLE & nr«x Laige Cans 45 C 4 pjsik /5n 3cans JL ■ vtlllv &B W MERRIT PEARS. 3 cans 45c — ISLEYS HIGH GRADE COFFEE 2 lbs. 51c Regular 27c lb. value. Buy Today! RA GOOD TENDER BEEF STEAK lb. 20c rk Steak CUGAR Cured IQ p ij fc. u)ER ...25c Hams lb ■ **« 1 SPUING CHIX QQ n SWISS STEAKS S<«a r zx inn d 2oC 1Q„ v,(Nts 19c 1 Nit Hens 22c pound cOC pound | OUTAGE ■> nkgs MACARONI DIAMOND MATCHES I ff ESE 10c r^ ,:,,CTT, 2Sc ,lmcs 25c OFFER Wtf|p -1 ► 2 lbs. & 17 U t rackers. 2 boxes jlbilk a™®* yzEAL si eak 20c Hl 5 Tall Cans .. Pound lankforts, Pudding KT:.... 25c ■Lie Elf Corn |ral»"' s : 49c nn t'ihh MA ei s rn sj for jl.Uv i Pkgs, of Krispy Crackers 25c Pork . 'i' CT- s ’° l ' 5c H a nice Ball '..... want - lb Close Monday A. M. at 9 o’clock for restofday.

I Prayer Meetings . Salem Wednesday Pleasant Mills Thursday 7.30 The Epworth League of the Pleasant Mills Chur h Is giving a Coin, edy, .School Daze, .Saturday evening I «l Hu- Pleisant Mills High School Auditorium. The are tj 2 o to Missionary woik. r— ——o — — i United Brethren Church II Ihe Animal Memorial service for | the de pa toil dead of our member. 11 ship who have passed away aurin ; this lust year will be held next Sunplay morning at 10:30. The angel of I death has entered our tanks but , [twice this year and called Mrs. , [Oeuige Mumtna and Miss Helen • ■ Harvey cut of life into eternity. | there to await the general resit reetlon day. I An appropriate progrim has been arranged as follows: Hymn—’One Sweetly Solemn Th tight" l Scrfptu.e Lesson. I Invocation and Lord's Prayer.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1932.

Duet, Ro amond Hoagland mid I eta Fisher. Memorial Sermon. Rev. R. E. 1 Vnilev Anthertl. Young Pe pie's Choir. Roll < all, followed by pantomine. Reading. Lois Bovine. 1 losing number by Young People's Ch lr. Benediction. The public Is Invited to Join with jus in this servke, 0 Decatur Circuit — Methodist Episcopal Church Edgar L. Johnston, pastor Mt. Pleasant Sunday .School 9: :'.n, Jesse Singi Ic on, superintendent. Class meeting 10:?.0, J. E. 1 Spangler, class leader. Pien. hug servlie 7:30 p. tn. | Sei mon by pastor. Beulah Sunday school 9:30, Otto Dill-] Ing. superintendent. Washington 1 Sunday st bool 9:30, Harry An-

drews, superintendent. Pleasant Valley Sunday school 9:30, Harold PorI ter. superintendent. Preaching service 10:30, sermon I by pastor. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. tn., Mrs. .Mary Barger, class leader. o Antioch M. B. C. Church Rev. Simon Moore. Pastor Sunday School 9:30. Preaching School 10:30. N. evening; service. Mid week ,i ayer service Wednes I diy evening 7:45. Homer (linter, < la leader. We extend a cordial Invitation to you, to warship with us in this old- ( ; ir.shliined friendly church. May we !<> 1< for you? EIFFEL TOWER BEING PAINTED Paris.—(U.R)—The Eiffel tower Is 45 tons heavier (han It was last i year. That is the amount of paint that 115 painters are applying to thei |glant steel skeleton, still the third] I highest structure in the world. I [Only the Empire State and Chrysler buildings are taller. ! Paris engineers went over the |t<:wer on an annual inspection and found it in good shape. Several engineers say that it can stand fori another century before it will have ! I been worn out by the elements, but' I most engineers agree that it may] become a menace in another 20 years. By 1950. Eiffel tower may have] to be torn down or rebuilt, the pro-] cess of rebuilding being such a] costly and difficult task that Parisi may easily lose the most visible | feat-ire of its skyline. The base of, the great tower is stronger than! its top and this is explained by the fact that the top sways in high] I winds and twists the metal, j The tower is being painted yellow and brown, which all Parisians] [agree is not pretty. Engineers say) that the tower lias a better chance ( 'of a longer life with paint of those [two colors than any others. One American firm offered to [ paint the tower with aluminum I paint, so that it would sparkle like 1 silver, just for the publicity con-| cerned, but tills was opposed. o— — Trapper Gets 9 Wolves j Modovia, Wis„ —CUP)— vßenja- ' I min Gluesing, veteran trapper,] q.ent a profitable day digging recently when he uncovered a wolf and eight cubs and collected SIOO bounty. Hopper Army Threatens Tex. (Austin, Tex. —(UP)—A seige of grasshoppers equal to tiie plague tu.e agentsl- bETA E E ETAO of 1923 threatens Texas agriculture agents report. Farmers are being warned. All Texas s ive the eastern portion is threatened, accotding to j rfpa.'ts. 1 )ancf. Saturday. Sunset.

g iMMiIMII H ■■■ iPUBLIC SALE S As I am breaking up housekeeping I will offer for sale at Janies I n. Brown estate, S miles southwest of Decatur or 3 miles south of I Peterson, on Wednesday, June 1 Sale commencing at 1 o’clock, the following property, to-wit: Kitchen Cabinet; Kitchen Table and 6 chairs; Dining Table and C chairs- Malleable Range; Wilson Heater; Ice Box; Cooking Utenmls; Dishes'of all kinds; 8 Day Clock; Petaluma Incubator; 3 Beds Springs Mattresses and Bedding; Dresser; Screen Door; Sofa; Curtains; tw< 9x12 Axminster Rugs; one 6x9 Linoleum; Dufold; 6 Rocking Chairs, Victor Victrola; 6 tube Console Radio; Electric Heater and Lamps; Chevrolet Automobile, 1930 model; Auto Robe; Auto Repair Tools; Scoop Shovel; Cross Cut Saw; 2 Porch Swings; Trailer Hitch; Washing Machine; Gas Engine, 2horse power; Feed Grinder. Sausage Grinder and Wheel; Lard Press; Step Ladders; Small 4-burn er Gas Stove. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS—CASH. H. H. High, auctioneer. MRS. PEARL BROWN (MOBMaaaiMMßMtaiaMI MlMMB———— City Cash Market .1. A KUHN. Mgr. PHONE 97 Your Sunday Dinner Meats or for your every day meal cat) he supplied by this market. For this Sunday we offer choice cuts of Beef. Veal or Pork — also dandy bunch of Chickens. Cold and Smok- * ed Meats of all kind. Cheese, Fresh CountryButter. Our delivery passes your door.

COLLEGE SEEKS POSITIONS FOR '32 GRADUATES University of Chicago Urges Jobless to Continue Studies — | Chicago, (UP) Students, gradiuating from the University of Chilengo this yea , are being urged ' wherever possible, to continue 1 t-lieir studies, according to univer[slty employment bureau di ectnrs. Due to tiie constriction in financial and business circles, m my of Hie seniors will find themselves without jabs l-i June. Active steps are being taken to aid them. The board -of vocational guidance and placement, headed by Miss Elizabeth R liinson, for tiie women, and John C. Kennan, so- the men, j has redoubled its efforts to secure emplbyment this year. Special entertainments and symposiums have been held, raising around S4OO to [ expend in advertising the bureau. Circulars have been sent to eniIpl .yers throughout the country -pointing out tiie advantage .if hl• ing college graduates. Personal Contact A personal contact campaign has VITAMIN B IN BRAN, | RESEARCH REVEALS Also Has “Bulk” to Further Assist Elimination, and Iron for Blood One of the functions of Vitamin B is to help tone the intestinal tract, and promote elimination. Now, labi oratory experiments show Kellogg’s , All-Bran contains this valuable vitamin. In addition, All-Bran brings a plentiful supply of “bulk” — which provides the “ballast” needed to exercise the intestines. This “bulk” in All-Bran is similar to that of lettuce. Inside the body, it is different from the way you see it in the package. It absorbs moisture, and forms a soft mass which gently clears the intesI tines of wastes. Special cooking i processes make All-Bran finer, milder, more palatable. Another healthful element brought by All-Bran is iron. Tests show this cereal has twice as much usable iron as the same weight of ! beef liver. Check common constipation — ; with its frequent headaches, loss of appetite and energy —by eating ' this delicious cereal. How much , pleasanter than taking pills and drugs — so often habit-forming. 1 Just eat two tablespoonfuls daily ] — sufficient to overcome most types of constipation. If your intestinal trouble is not relieved this way, see , your doctor. Appetizing recipes on the red-and-green package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

been Instlinted. Undergr iduaten I needing pa. l-tlme Jobs, have been paid 50 cents an hour t. visit neigh- . imrhood and loop concerns seeking openings for students registered al 1 > Hie lull etlll. Those whu Intend to teach, or fol low a technical p ofes-lon wherein addli H inal college work Is advisable i or beneficial, are being urged to pursue additional w ,rk. ('hemlnts.' physisints and economists as well i us teachers and Instructors, who | would normally return U>» secure. advanced degrees after several years, are recommended to d . " now. Employers “Fussy” The usual contacts will) national j (organizations which visit college I campuses yearly, selecting the out 1 standing students f .r training have i not entirely been lost. However,! employers are mo e "fussy" anil . have smaller quotas, according to Kennan. For the undergraduates, who need ] more than scholarships, deferred tuition payments or Installment t

PHONFS — PHONES \ HITE’S GROCERY \, —— Do You Know? HITE'S GROCERY WILL DELIVER YOUR GROCERIES DIRECT TO YOUR i DOOR AS CHEAP AS ANY CASH AND CARRY STORE IN TIIE ( ITY. WE ASK YOU TO COMPARE PRICES. HOPING TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU. CHARLES E. HITE BANANAS a«~6te7ai4ie ORANGES 115 c doz. —— — CRACKERS pw -> "> i ,kK i2c 2 for 23c | J , , II I ■ ■ .... — ■ CHEESE Wisconsin Cream 13c Lb. I j FLOUR " ■ 41c Sack 3 — 1 I SUGAR 42tc ; r 1 PRUNES 5c lb COFFEE, Burco 2 lbs. 35c WHEATIES 2 pkgs. 16c BEANS, Green 3 cans 25c 8 MILK leans 25c SHREDDED WHEAT 10c J, SOAP, P. X: G 7 for 25c Davis Baking Powder. (Soda Free) 25c POTATOES. New 5c lb < HERBIES, gallon can 49c SEED POTATOES 75c bu. APPLE BUTTER, gallon can .... 49c s BEANS 5 lbs. 17c CORN 4 cans 25c 1 MwwienwwwmiiHiwiiKamL w a ai,iMrii<nMnßUMnasMJ FISHER i HARRIS J PHONES 3. 4 and 5 FINE GROCERIES | — SHREDDED WHEAT SUGAR, Pure Cane lx POWDERED BISCUITS -|A Granulated 4 r SUGAR 1 fT ; package 1v 10 pounds TreJU 2 pound pkgs... lOV 11 — — — ? ' BANANAS 10c SWEET CORN BLITTER. Special Quality Fruit r 4 Creamery 99f» 6 pound ot cans pound i] BULK LUMP LAUN- MAIT «i PRI NES, Sun Sweet !™^ RCH .2Oc ...45c KELLOGGS BRAN Fit; BARS, Real i MKPAL OATS.. 19c ™ 10c 15c CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS. Great TOILET PAPER BEANS, QKz. Northern 1 Qz* Popular Crepe 1A T 4 pounds 5 pounds 1 r’U 5 rolls AezV

| FLOUR, Whole Wheat, 4 lbsl9c BABO CLEANSER. 2 cans 25c ■ ! 50c INSTANT POSTUM 39c 25c POSTUM CEREAL 21c „ HONEY COOKIES, 3 doz. 25c; doz. 10c Miller’s Special Cookies, dozen.... 10c MILK, Tall cans Pet, Carnation or Borden, 3 for 20c Small cans, 6 for2oc EAGLE BRAND MILK, can 19c BOTTLE CAPS, gross 20c MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, 4 lbs 25c BAKING POWDER, Calumet, lb. 30c PEANUT BUTTER. 3 lbs2sc pound 10c QUALITY COCOA, pound can . . . 15c SHREDDED COCOANUT. pound 25c BULK ROLLED OATS, 8 pounds 25c 25c CLIMALENE 22c Krafts Swiss. Velveeta, Brick, American or Piemento Cheese, 2 pkgs. 29c 1 package 15c STEEL WOOL, 3 large pkgs2sc MHBaßMMrwnaawiawmHHnMHMMnßnj

imyinentH, part time John u e tte- I Hired. Studente register ut the bur eau and give their experience. ' ! When i Jidi ie available, ztudetit- ! oapuhle of filling In are advized anil \ [then Interview the employer personally. Al present women w..rk largely , 1 In the nelg iborliood. uh wultreHi ! ] er, nursaa, doing housework, net-re-1 ' tarial work ft»r the university. Men I I however art- freer to take John In- [ volvlng night work, or night travel. | Ing. "Baby Rogues Galleries” i Boston, (UP) "Baby rogues 'galleries" etch containing photographs of 75 pickpockets recently, I were ordered posted In 21 Boston 1 police stations to aid officers In a , wa- on this type of criminal. Boasts Four Drumsticks Gateway. Ore. (UP) —A. O. i Milla looked over his flodk of i turkeys recently and wa- astimish. I ed to find that one of the birds had ■ four legs. It was strong and hearty.

FLOUR. Gooch’s Best, 24 lbs. ... 65c 48 pounds $1.25 ORANGES. SunKist, dozen 25c No. 2 HAND PACKED TOMATOES Large No. 3 cans 2 for 25c TEA. Lipton. % pound pkg.2sc PILLSBURY BRAN, pkg 19c SNOW BOY WASHING POWDER LARGE PINEAPPLE, 2 for 25c DROMEDARY PITTED DATES, package 20c MONOGRAM DATES, pkg 10c SALAD DRESSING, quart jar .. . 25c (UMAX WALL PAPER CLEANER 25c RIPE OLIVES, can 20c PUFFED WHEAT or MUFFETS package 12*/jC STRAWBERRIES Full asst. Fruits and Vegetables

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Mrs. Flank Bauserman of Wells ] County visited In this city t .day. B .MORE and BETTER BREAD For Sale By Fisher &. Harris, Decatur Walter Deitsch, Decatur Appelman's Grocery, Decatur Taber Grocery, Monroe Bower Grocery, Preble Williams Equity Elevator Co., Williams, Ind. Spitler <& Son. Willshire, Ohio Everett Grocery, Pleasant Mills Berne Milling Co., Berne.