Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1932 — Page 5

,sHI CHURCHES KjKs Evangelical Church at 9.30. The enK’S . will '»<■ >» thc interest, E ' drert Sh!ff3rin u E».»ri leinli nt. '’■MLlucied ly the class w ,i’i ■ 'll »d WK—--,t itii^^B Dec,,tL " Circu,t Episcopal Church ■ Ws pastor ■ I Mt. Pleasant 1.,,,,; Following - jEwfc ■* 7 pni At, r “WLir p.lslol .1 short i.iii.i im'ci am ««tK| J' Mr. Angus. ,JLj I ;,m s.ipel'ia

GIVEN AWAY! 1 nil Size 8c Package Country Club All For I |l’ ANC AK E FLOU R 4 A ■ with each 22 oz. Jug of I Up I PURITAN SYRUP I iJL J ■ . |tI ACKERS 2 Pound box 1 7p club soaas A • V w wB UiNE alaska ' piNK .aHKmPKIN 2 No. 2!-cans IKp IBMntry CLUB AtJV !! KsiBKER. Regular or Instant IOC *|Lf\SOAP 3cakeslQ p by MILLIONS Lt/V gj ■ LI \ ( LAKES, small pkgs. 2 for 19c ifMini.N. POWDER. Wabash .2 lb. tan 23c ldoFgEE J^°r: 3lbsssc RAISINS. fancy seedless.. ... .3 tbs. 20c a I PINEAPPLE, 2'/2 can 2 for 29c POWDER, assorted flavors, each 5c —■• Fresh Fruits and Vegetables - -■tAPE FKUIT 3 for 1 CL. 9B Fjg .n Sealsweets, Full Juicy 1-vV ■H\NGE.x SunKist, 288 size 22’/2 C i ■ Sad LETTUCE, California 1 r -for Adv ■ POTATOES? Michigan U. S. No. 1 OO _ CU' - ZOC ■ SWEET POTATOES, Texas Candied i Q ■ 5 pounds IOC H.[f. kraft. North Store H. E. MILLISON, South Store ,ulMo , s . 1 Bi HIM. Jk B& iok.it> rp : 5c

lApDelman’s Grocery .MJONES 215 and 219 DELIVERY SERVICE MH* KIST ORANGES, 2 dozen ... 35c BISQI ICK FLOUR 32c ■ ■‘AN BERRIES, pound 15c (Biscuit ( utters Free) LET POTATOES, 5 pounds... 10c LOG CABIN SYRUP, Pure < 22c • flEa) i’lii nnxr'i P , * uni * b a R 29c (’ &(; SOAP, 6 large bars 2.5 c GRAPES, pound .. 10c nvvpm r n »«n TS APPLE BUTTER, gal. 35c U .' ’ s ’’’ ’ ’ S®’ 1 NTRY GENTLEMAN CORN 10c Ki) ( OOhlEs, ~ dozen »■’<’ J |TTLE ELF PEACHESI or LEMON COOKIES 10 lor 5c |^H a PRI OiA can 15c *’• W. CRACKERS, 2 boxes 25c (■(ANCLATEI) SUGAR.’ io lbs’/ 19c Bur: qs IIIG.i GRADE (01 FEE 29 c El) and CRUSHED PINE- ( iH ‘ Lolden Rod 1 ablet rree) • ■apple, Nb 2 can 15c CATSUP. Large bottle lit iSW' A "i'T BUTTER, quart can 'l9c <-OOD PASTE OLEO, pound 10c IIBMtMPKIN large can 10c 1U HE ELF or PERFECT OLEO IBP3) BEANS, large can 5c QUICK OATS, package 5c BEANS can * 10c VEGETABLE COOKIES, pkg. ... 15c I Been BEANS can 10c MARSHMALLOWS. lb. pkg 20c KBERRIES, in syrup, can/.. 13c FANCY Bit E, 3 pounds 17c VEGETABLES for NAVY BEANS. 5 pounds 16c Babies ... o cans 25c PORK AND BEANS. 2 cans 15c ■ ■O.MATO JUICE, Heinzi can ... 10c I RESH CORN MEAL. 3 lb. bag.. 9c , >OI) WHITE SAND POTATOES 10 pounds lor •••••••••• I ■ Beck Lsc- Bushel 55c IVANHOE MAYONNAISE. Qt. jar 60c OATS. 5 pound bag ’..’.. 15c (50c Rogers Salad Fork Free) Special GINGER SNAPS 11® 2 “ 83c ~ 25c

| tendent. Washington [ Sunday School at 9:30. Pleasant Valley Sunday School 9:30. Preacning service 10:30. Ser-’ mon by pastor. Prayer meeting Thursday at' 7:30 p.m. Public is invited to these services. — o —— Antioch M. B. C. Church Rev. Simon Moore, pastor Sunday school 9:30. (1. fl. Bright, supt., Arthur Fosnaugh, secretary. Preaching service 10:30. Spe-i ciai singing. No evening service. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening. 7:30. Homer Ginter, mass | leader. We invite you to worship with! ns in this old fashioned friendly I church. o ANOTHER TRUCK LOAD OF APPLES Baldwins, per basket . . 69c Jonathans, per basket . . 69c Grimes Golden, basket.. 79ci BELLS CASH GROCERY i 2t>ot2

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1932.

[POLICE GUARD ENGLISH HEADS FROM RIOTERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE ; .......... | had spikes or nails in them. Police dispersed a .crowd that tried to rush the doors of Marylebone police court today for the hearing of eight of those arrested yesterday. Only one of the accused was an out-of-town marcher. Quiet was restored last night after a tumultuous afternoon in which thousands of police battled with a crowd estimated at nearly 100,000 in Hyde Park. The rioting : centered about the Mai Hie Arch, j entrance to the park, where ; mounted police rode down the I crowds and foot police, wielding J truncheons, were met with clubs l and stones. The disturbances were renewed i briefly late last night at the ' Marble Arch, but the crowd soon , dispersed, chiefly because of a chilly rain. It was announced that the government is introducing a bill in parliament on Nov. 8. mitigating | somewhat the rigorous application |of the means test. The means test, by which applicants for rei lief must prove their utter de- | pendence on the dole, is one of ! the chief objects of the derr.onj strations. The rioters arrested yesterday ' were given various sentences in : court today ranging from small ' fines to six months in prison. | One was acquitted. o CHICAGO GRAND JURY TO PROBE I FROM PAGE ONE the emergency commission, decried i the failure to pay taxes. j City attorneys asked tax judg- , meats against two more large loop i structures owing more than $300.OOD in taxes. Receivers were askled for eight structures, six of them loop buildings and the others large , apartment buildings on which big tax biiis aie long overdue. The consequences of the strike of tax payers have been felt rm. fete. Anil ; Fisher & Harris, Decatur Appleman's Grocery, Decatur Bower Grocery, Preble L Spitler <& Son, Willshire, O. I Everett Grocery, Pleasant Mills Seine Milling Co.. Berne Walter Deitsch, Decatur | Taber Grocery, Monroe Williams Equity Elev. Co.. ' Williams, Indiana.

Never Heard About Depression HEi ; ly F fcw ’ 4 - fl Ip l ' X % A Op a mx y tv( L_._ — ■f -M The photographer didn’t have to tell this young man to look at any birdies to make him smile. The little fellow was tickled silly to strut his stuff for the camera. He is Erick Mader, whose pleasing personality won him honorable mention in a recent amateur photography contest spon sored by a Washington newspaper. Erick’s mother is holding him. His home is in Bethesda, Md.

throughout the city and county governments. Suffering lias been frequent among unpaid teachers, fire and policemen and civil workers. Another result disclosed today was inability of the county to pay the pensions it is obligated to provide for needy widows and their children. Records of- the county welfare bureau showed 1,900 mothers on the pension roll and 5,680 applications for pensions. The mothers are allowed pensions only upon proof of dire need< But due to lack of tax payments Hie county has been without funds. Mothers ami the county roll have received nothing since last June. The payments provided by law total about SIOO,OOO monthly. More than ha'f a million dollars is now owGl the pensioners with little hope of relief unless the tax strike is broken.

SCHMITT’S QUALITY MEAT MARKET YOUNG CHICKENS, DRESSED 18c lb PORK SPECIALS Young- Pork Shoulders in the rough ... 7c lb Small Pork Shoulders (trimmed) 8c lb Whole or Half of Fresh Side 9c lb Small Fresh Hams (skinned) 10c lb Home Cured Medium Bacon in chunk 10c lb Fresh Casing or Smoked Sausage 5 pound or more 10c lb Lean Pork Roast or Steak 12y 2 c lb Good All Pork Bulk Sausage. . 3 lbs. for 25c Other SATURDAY SPECIALS Veal Steak or Roast (shoulder) 15c lb Veal Stew (while it lasts) 10c lb Veal Loaf (with Beef or Pork added) 18c lb Fresh Ground Hamburger (all meat) Young Tender Boiling Beef ... 3 lbs. for 25c I Young Tender Beef Steak... 18c or 2 lbs. 35c Fresh Beef Hearts, Liver or Tongue 12'?c lb Fresh Pork Hearts, Liver or Brains LARD — 3 lbs 20c 50 lb. can .. $2.75 Canned Goods Specials No. 2 cans Merrit Corn 75c doz. No. 2 cans Perfect’s Pineapple (sliced or crushed) and Black Raspberries.. 15c can Green Beans, 10c per can, 3 cans for 25c Large cans Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Plums and Prunes, 2 cans for 35c Good Solid Bulk Mince Meat 10c lb Fresh Bulk Oysters 25c pint Free, prompt and courteous delivery service | to all parts of the city any hour of the day. |» Phones 95 and 96 H. P. Schmitt Meat Market

AL SMITH ASKS FULL SUPPORT CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE ' "A grave injustice to whom? To ’ the taxpayers? That is the gross " injustice, because there gre men receiving money from the federal government today that not only s never left this country hut never 3 saw any kind of service, were > never injured in the service, or have -J no disability directly traceable to E the service.” < "Let us give the speech another '! look,' ’he continued. “He says ‘it can be demonstrated that the tide ■ has turned and that the gigantic . forces of depression pre in retreat.’ - Why, the real fact is, if you take : j New York as a barometer, and it : ought to be a fair one, there are 1 more people out of work today than “ there were at this time a year ago.” The former Democratic candidate

attacked the tariff as keeping goods out of the country, pleading that "the only way they (foreign nations) can pay us is in goods.” "And the funny part off it is," he continued, “that all the high administrative officers in Washington refer to the plight of our neighbors abroad And when they are sinking and calling for a life preserver, tl;e national administration throws them an -irnhor." Smith criticized the administration's handling of the bonus army, and said it was the place of the President who as commander-in-chief of the U. S. army, to go out and talk to them and explain the situation of the finances of the country with respect to the claims they were making.” In defense of his Newark speech, in which he charged that the Republican campaign management had been responsible for “bigotry” in the 1928 campaign, Smith said: Colds that Hang On Don’t let them get a strangle hold. Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion combines the 7 best helps known to modem science. Powerful but harness. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Yotfr druggist will refund your money if any cough or cold no matter how long standing is not relieved by Creomulsion. (adv.>

| HITE’S GROCERY | “ BEANS—New Hand Picked— 10 pounds 25c MACARONI — New Elbow — 3 pounds 25c (Knife Sharpener ER E E ) 0 R A N G E S — SunKist — Dozen ; 19c SUGAR — 10 pounds Fine Granulated 48c BUCKWHEAT — Pure — Sack 25c Fresh No. 2 Crushed PINEAPPLE 15c FANCY PINK SALMON, can .... 10c SPAGHETTI, can 5c FRESH MARSHMALLOWS, lb. .. 15c 10 lbs. NEW ( OILN MEAI 22c FANCY OLEO, pound ~, 10c Galon cans Fancy Peeled Peaches 39c Fancy Raspberries in syrup, can.. 15c Large cans Yellow Crawford 25 lb. bag FANCY ONIONS 29c Peaches in heavy syrup, can .. 15c Pennant Syrup, Maple Flavor 1 th. cans Fancy Apricots in syrup 10c Vj ga lon bucket 10c Quart Cans LITTLE ELF PEANUT BUTTER 19c LITTLE ELF APRICOTS in heavy syrup, large cans 15c CORN — New Pack — 4 cans 25c TOMATOES — Hand Picked — 3 pounds 25c HALF POUND CAKE BAKER’S CHOCOLATE Ran Free 25c SELF RISING CORN MEAL- pkg.,. 10c, large sack . ,20c APPLE BUTTER — Gallon can 35c PERFECT’S TOMATO SOUP — can 5c 50 lb. Bags CABBAGE 35c Rolled Oats nr Large cans FANCY PRUNES in Svrup 15c 8 18s Large cans FANCY PINEAPPLE in heavy syrup .. 18c !/ or Ed^em " nl BAKED BEAT RED BEANS, HOMINY, can 5c '“ ckers FANCY GRIMES GOLDEN APPLES lb. 5c D^eri p ow j er ‘ Z V PINT CANS SWEET PICKLES 15c package t)C

FISHER & HARRIS PHONES 3, 4 and 5 FINE GROCERIES new Michigan navy beans, io lbs 25c Sugar, 4x Non-cak-New Granulated Yellow Corn Meal, 10 lbs 20c jng Pow dered | SUGAR—Cane Granulated—lo lbs 18c 2 pounds .... Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans 15c COMB HONEY, Full Section .... 10c New Cracked Pearl Hominy, 5 lbs 12c FLOUR, Whole Wheat, 5 lbs, 19c NEW CROP EXTRACTED HONEY, ', 2 gallon. 5 pounds net 39c New Fancy Evaporated Peaches, 3 lbs 25c BOWLENE O/i New Crop Black Stewing Figs, 3 lbs. 25c ca " Quaker Pack Rolled Oats, 3 lbs... 10c | ' EDAR OIL POLISH, full qt. ... 38c New Seeded or Seedless Raisins. 2-15 oz. pkgs.. . 15c Bulk Macaroni, lb. r GOLD MEDAL ROLLED OATS, 55 oz. pkg 15c S P a B htU ‘- short cut

FLOUR, Gooch’s best, 24 lbs 62c I I OUR, Pride of Decatur. 12 lbs. 23c 24 tbsu 40c TAPIOCA, Minute, pkg 12!/jc TAPIOCA, Pearl, 3 pounds 25c SWEET POTATOES, New Jersey, 5 pounds 10c No. 1 Yellow Danver Onions, 10 It 10c ORANGES, SunKist med size. doz. 25c BANANAS, pound 5c MUSTARD, Battleship, quart jar 15c SARDINES in Oil, 4 oz. tins 5c 6 cans 25c 10c PORK AND BEANS or RED KIDNEY BEANS, 4 cans 25c MUSHROOMS, 8 oz. cans 39c GRAPE FRUIT, large. 3 for 25c CABBAGE. Hard White Heads, lb. 1c INSTANT POSTUM, large 39c POSTUM CEREAL, large 22c STEEL CUT OATS, 8 pounds ... 25c QUAKER PUFFED RICE, pkg. . 17c QUAKER CRACKELS, pkg. . .. 12'6c NEW HICKORY NUTS, 6 tbs. ... 25c P. W. CRACKERS, 3 pkgs 35c

“I propose to show that the money required to spread the propaganda of religious bigotry in 1928 was supplied by the Republican committee ... “Now I say this: two wrongs never made a right They were absolutely wrong in 1928. They forgot the principles upon which this country was established, and because of which she has flourished but do not let us forget them.” Smith concluded with another ap-

City Cash Market PHONE 97 J. A. Kuhn, Mgr. FOR THE BEST IN MEATS, try this market. You are assured of choice cuts of Beef, Veal or Pork for roasts or fries. Order a chicken for your Sunday dinner. Cold and Smoked Meats of all kinds. Cheese of all kinds. FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER. I

Bak : ng Powder, Common Sense, pint jars 1.5 c McKensie Prepared Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, large bag.... 20c W AX PAPER, 2 pkgs 15c NEW PACK TOMATOES, large No. 3 cans, 2 for 25c SUNSHINE BUTTER CRACKERS, P/< uound box jg c TISSUE Toilet Paper, 4 -10 c rods 29c STAI CH, Laundry, 4 pounds ... 29c STARCH, Argo, 5 pound box .... 39c REX Mineral Soap, 2 -10 c pkgs. . 15c 25c pkg. DUZ Washing Powder. . I!‘r No. 10 gallon TOMATOES 39c TODDY Chocolate Malted Drink, pound can 15c Bordens Chocolate Malted Miik. pound can 48c HOMINY, large cans, 3 for 25c KRAUT, Silver Fleece brand. 3 large cans 25c CRUSHED PINEAPPLE in Syrup No. 2 cans 15c Full asst. Fruits and Vegetables

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> peal that “the salvation of the ’ • country” depends on the success of I the Democratic ticket,” and urged i election of his party's nominees for all national and state offices. i o SALE CALENDAR Nov. 2 —W. M. Beck, 2 miles south olf Poe. Indiana General farm sal® 1 Rc-y Joiinsop, auct. Get the Habit — Trade at Haire