Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 35, Decatur, Adams County, 10 February 1933 — Page 3

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Jf pC AI ■ I'" N T A R S Min Mary Miry 9 Phone. Kp.O-IOQI Saturday . . i ■ Band. chun'h B : . „r I l-. U' ■= Aid Socta!.. ...„;•• M. at MarStun 1 ' ' : "- ,ppor - ;i l” p ' T' ~ |- willing Workers B (>r - . .. ’ I! tih|Hf Sunday S,. ( ■ .1 Society r ,«k Stere 7P- m. H Monday A ,,_ i >. postponed. ( oet day. Mrs. 1 p. tn. i-'i.iral Society . i’ lye. 7 'io p. m. rji.' -■no>r class play, Andrtoriiini. S p. ni. H ■ bridge. E. W. '. linin'' P- ■” ir.. m r; ;! b guest night. ]■ •• . . i li.iral Soc- : ■ e

■ord bah iMORE Given aVU St «J/ Ka S 1 Pkg-"f CARS NOME cleansing cream »tTIF, ■RA *' th e,er ’ * 2 of IVO reg. 39c qq CARA NOME || value X7C f ace powder Il\ |L-' ! - ■ valentine candy ~ >1 I Heart Shaped Boxes VALENTINE GREETINGS P| ® per box i I 25c m $2.50 lc to 2sc I Bur Annual February Festival of Bargains ■fits sacrificed on over 200 Everyday Toilet, Drug and Other Necessities ■OST AL SCALE H K • x \ Agarex Compound. 16-oz 69c SI Free with <JL~ *“ Melo Malt, I6oz 79c ■ade-Suede Finish J ‘? 3 ” F ° r jK. H,i l < '£ | Papeterie I M 1 49 c e ixW sgg| Vapure, 2-« 79c S' ESKO ; SgSFU Peptona 16-0i.79c g| 48 Sheets BH. T- II Envelopes R PX ||| an . Corn Solvent i9c ■ IIS£. U n? " Laaati.e Cold Tablet., 24'. 19c ■T7TT,....... p i| Kgfjwjl I*. ■ hv* | C*s“ Hygienic Powder, 6-oz. 39c I I ZZLE I •-’ Syrup Laxative Sait tit, /-oz . 39c ■ With large tube M ~ ■ Magnesia Hr awSSST M1 31 antiseptic Milk o( “na y P»te Rubbing Alcohol SOLUTION Magnesia ifc ” Here's a tremendous saving! Cod Liver -ii, Mint Flavor, ■OWN HALL This fun pint of BOTH FOR Oil, Russia, ■ . , Rubbing Alcohol and your . 16-oz. 59c 1 Otered choice of any one of these 3 fl Sodium Bicarbonate, 16-os. 17c ■frrits. per lb. other items —both for 59c — &«■.- Bly. Epsom Sdt, 16-oi 19c Isa ZIMC ?™.7n. P ;7,IS fi |(l/» the "Mouth Tested Antiseptic V Mercmochrome, 2%. Bakelite ffi IJt and Rexillana Cough Syrup. Cap, Vi-w. 19c ■ B»w® t il”- wm T - i ’ T yiTOwrri>nimMW , !^bnrrwrwnrrgw ,, nJ Glycerin and Rose Water. 4 - oz. 19c autay! STAGj p re e! beautiful fl atO n of SHARI after shdVC powder per Fume oF the immortals BYt', Wilk <•«., 50c bonk d ■“* l jTAG after shave lotion f a<e po wdcr both for | -> I-} $ 1.25 value Io: 98c UdBLdEE f*I*J »T~~B j 35c value or 27c ~-jv | t Klemo Atomizer V.'Ati’t.h'E'>l «> STAG boy rum Bl and 4 OZ. bottle Magnes.a Tooth P..U, shaving . 4C.Mi 31 SOLUTION Georgia Ros. Bath Saib 49 Creoni Or T for I B*' • ■ ■"■nsrsa^MMKlcDZO Liquid, 20-W . 49 IIENZO facial tissue Black and White I KZ—-->i _ . L . C I G A RETT E S ET San,tar y el 19c t 94c <juc |IESE ARE BUT SOME of the 200 BARGAINS during this SALE boMlT OPE KO -*7' OPEKO COFFEE - ’ k of too Malted Milk fc I A s P ee al Blend I SjuJM i» IFtQ Aft F°r convi.es- _ $55 . . I Ground lIC 49C Z/c pontex 1. i/ I FN7n Toilet Tissue ■ “retest Aspirin FREE IM KLuIV V7 I Protect your fanu v. I ■ M««lnt Aspirin is true Imported Salad Set Dental Creme Fine, carefully made. I?'", 1 ' »kn it is pro- with every £Qza isl m S ° f ‘ and absorbent B«'»Gnii when you buy bottle of U*/C Ifii Clea " s y 0“ /I OEa Morc Ma — ieo,iveoii - B th^X 11 39c| 4 L °»«25c ; BSffHronnfep& h s<«a« symbol lKAAii«iA»riillWßTifll HilMhifHTillßilir Hot Water |*XL. The B. J. Smith f “10 CREAM e 89c Drug voa ■“"•p. Tri it! one piece ■ I ,om ,0 1* Pl‘ a *> ,e rubber. f°S- ?“ fg _ . - ■s<o 3 C fJ bl orSi Redi J,de ’ Bluf *

I the Brock Store, Sunday evening at I six o'clock. REGULAR MEETING OF LADIES AID SOCIETY The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Chun i met with Mrs. 1 1E. L. Harlacker, Thursday afterJnoon. The regular routine of business was followed and reports of the various committees were given. Mrs. A. I). Aitman conducted the ■ devotional services. ; | Following the business session ja social hour was enjoyed and the jhostess served a delicious hlf.ch- ' eon. PAPER ON “ENGLAND" READ AT CLUB MEETING Mrs. J. ('. Sutton was aostess to I sixteen members of the Ladies [Shakespeare Club. Wednesday [afternoon. Mrs. C. E. Peterson read . an instructive paper on ' England". i Eitglmd is the oldest nation in Europe having a history of over two lUkiusatid years. Caesar first ir.vad ed England sixty five years before I Christ, then the Anglo Saxons and (Jews entered the country. The ’[Angles gave the name Anglelmd , Iwhie’i was later abbreviated to E: g- - land. ■ Mrs Peterson give a brief re-

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[same of the history of England telling about the many aistorie places .as Greg's home. Warwick and Kenill'*orth Castles, Stratford on Avon and Hathaways Cottage, also the new Shakespeare Theatre anil 11hriry. She referred to the two university cities, Oxford and Cambridge, atul stated that Plymouth is the market garden of England. Wheatb is England's oldest town and its splendor belongs to the past. Thet. j .are four hundred forty inhabitants I ■jin England to the square mile. j Mrs J L. Koch"r gave a subtopic [of the description of thb old inns in! [England and Miss Rose Christen; itot'l r.,,1 [),„ pqlaco X’ r .<q The! ■ club adjourned to meet in one week I [with Mrs. J. L. Kocher. “MORMON RELIGION” [TOPIC OF W. M. S. Ihe Zion Lut.teran Missionary Society met with Mrs. Eno Lankenau Wednesday afternopn. A short meeting was held afte/which Rev. [Paul W Schultz gave a talk on the ,!subject of Mormon Religion.” f A social hour followed the meeting and Mrs. lauiken.ru served re- [ freshments. |! IA guest night party by the mem-1 Hbers of the Carpe Diem (Tub will be (given al the home of Mrs. Grant ■ l-'i.v on Seventh street. Tuesday I night at seven-thirty o’clock. ■ I , I The Adams County Choral S> ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. |Db k Burdge on Mercer avenue, ■ I uesday nigat at seven-thirty o’-

clock for a parly. Everv member is urged to be present. The meeting of the .Junior Arts Club which was to have been held Monday night has been postponed. THREE ASSERT INNOCENCE IN KIDNAP PLOT i CONTINUED FROM PAGR ONE I .vho sent the letters to Roanoke i police. Johnson, posing as “John •J. Jones," Lindbergh's negotiator, I left a note in the stump saying ; $50,000 was too much. Then fol--1 inner] p series nf letters in which ithe amount was scaled down to $17,000 and the extortionists agreed to accept a check. The stump was watched from a distance hut detectives never saw the person who withdrew their notes and left others. o— —, Averts Tragedy Sullivan, ,lnd., Feb. 10 —(UP) — quick thinking of a school bus driver averted what might have been a major tragedy today when he ordered 22 young passengers to jump out a rear door just before the bus was struck by a Chicago and Eastern Illinois freight train. All except the driver William Springer and one boy were cut before the crash. Three pupils were hurt in jumping and Springer was thrown through the front o# the bus. None was injured seriously but all wore brought to the Sullivan hosiptal. Q ■ Riot Caused Fear Salt Ixike City, Utah.— ((j.f>> — Fear that he is in constant danger lof being shot in a riot prompted ■ Alvin A. Jones to petition for a . parole from the Utah State penitentiary. Unusual Bargain In Antiseptics At Izocal Druggists I.oeal druggists are introducing a new oral antiseptic made by the makers of Vicks Vapoßub. It is [ called Vicks Voratone Antiseptic. Os course, the only real proof of Its quality and economy is actual use. To make this proof possible, n special trial size has been prepared. It contains 2% ounces —a ”50 value. Its price, while the "mited supply lasts, is only 10c. You can use Vicks Antiseptic, n your customary way, for bad ''reath; as a gargle, mouth wash, or antiseptic lotion; and for all 'he other customary antiseptic ■'ses. Born in a depression year, Vicks Vntiseptic is priced accordingly. 'Tie regular size, large 10-ounce 'ottle—a usual 75c value —is only sc.

I Scratch My Back and I’ll Scratch Yours We are scratching for coal, fencing, roofing of all kinds, and post business this time of the year. Home of Stuckey's HOG-GLAD, a real mineral that’s actually guaranteed or money refunded. Cash Coal & Supply Yard R. A. STUCKEY REMEMBER! All next week Double Prosperity Money with every purchase. . i "i A Legal Holiday This Bank will not be open for business Monday, Feb. 13, 1933. Lincoln’s Birthday The First State Bank DECATUR. INDIANA

. Z # I The People’s Voice | , I I I j This column for the use of our i | readers who wish to make sug- I | gestions for the general good j i or discuss questions of Interj eat. Please sign your name to I , I show authenticity It will not I I be used if you prefer that it | I not be • > ———<- - '''♦ II Likes The Paper , [Colfax, Ind., Feb. 9, 1933. ; [Editor of Democrat, [Decatur Indiana. i > Deir Sir:- We moved from Deca-' ijtur April 1, 1907 and had the Demo(lerat to follow us thinking that we i dike to keep in touch With the hottie . folks for a year or two. 'i We always receive it on t'be day j • following its publication, and it has [been so much like getting a daily .letter from friends that we have [never felt as though we could do [without it. ' So enclosed find check in pay- . .ment of subscription to Jan. 1, 1.934. 11 Yours Truly G. 11. LAUGHREY o PERSONALS t rw-za—vs'eWMMSOSSRSSMWMn I John Flesher, who suffered a .[stroke of paralysis last Sunday is , improving and was able to walk up , town with the aid of crutches today. , The left side was affected by the [ i stroke. Word has been received that Dr.' Wendell Bucher, who had planned [to enter the practise of medicine ..here soon has received a three year ■ residency appointment at the AkI ron City Hospital and has given up i locating here. Water seeped into the manhole of the Citizens Telephone Co., I ! corner Fifth and Monroe streets. ‘ ■ where the telephone wires are connected and the pump had to be used .this morning. Joe Hunter and Mar[ion Heare were on the job early to1 day to remedy the trouble. W. A. Klepper left this morning .[for Shirley, Indiana, to attend a , [creamery meeting. : The city mail carriers were thank ful today that the weather was not • cold. Yesterday, with the temperaI ture ranging from five to 10 degrees below zero it was some job to de- . liver the mail. Mrs Minnie Holthouse will cele- , brate her birthday anniversary with 1 a family dinner Sunday. Plans arc going ahead for the I Elk's Minstrel to be held at the Cntholic high school auditorium, I February 27 and 28th. A tliousand . laughs are promised. j Today’s Daily Democrat contains i a list of many bargains obtainable at local stores. Your attention is , called to the advertisements. • i I te. uisha

ADVANCED OVER MANY PROTESTS BY OPPOSITION CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Lake county treasurer. A bill to repeal the teacher tenure law tedieved. to have been definitely shelved was placed back on second reading on motion of its author, Senator Henry F. Schrieker, Democrat, of Knoy. Elevator Burns j Chicago, Feb. 19^—(UP) —A million dollar grain elevator fire was brought under cuntiol early toduj by hundreds of firemen whd battled the spectacular blaze seven hours |in bitter cold weather. The flames ■destroyed a grain shaft of the Rosenbaum company on Gnose Island Officials said 1,630,000 bushels of grain were stored in the elevator. Firemen, summoned by special; alarms, were seriously hampered by j i high wind and the sub-zero temperature. Water from scores of hoses froze almost as it struck the toppling walls. The seven story structure was coated with ice. CHILDRENS COW

A & P STORES FEATURE ... ® CREAM CHEESE Fancy, Mild Cured American Delicious, rich cream cheese ... so | ■ tasty in salads, sandwiches, with des- 1M B serts or with macaroni or spaghetti ■ ■"* WgJf MACARONI Xi... 5c 8 O’Clock Coffee 3 lbs. 55c Red Circle Coffee lb. 21c Soda Crackers X 2 ><« 15c Bokar Coffee th. 25c Navy Beans, hand picked 4 lbs. 10c Whitehouse Milk ™ 5c Bulk Rice 3 lbs. 10c Macaroni or Spaghetti . . 6 - 8 oz. pkgs. 25c dgg* y T Pure Granulated Ceg 25 pound bag JIL • W? Ketchup, Quaker Maid .. .14 oz. bottle 10c Raisin Nut Loaf 1 Th. loaf 10c Red Salmon 2 ™ 25c Flour, lona Brand lb. bag 39c Cocoa, lona Brand 1 lb. can 10c MILK 2 £ 11c FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES FLORIDA ORANGES, Full of Juice dozen BANANAS, Large Yellow Ripe Fruit 3 lbs. | APPLES, Rome Beauties 5 lbs. 25c GRAPE FRUIT, Full of Juice 4 for 15c I ■■ - - ■* A. & P. Food Stores

New Type of Metal Seen Salt Jiike City. Utah. — (U.R) —A new type of metal which will be stronger and lighter than mater ' ials used in buildings and machin- ■ ery, will result from a process being developed at the Utah University. D. W. Forsgren, engineering experiment student believes. The process of producing magnesium in sucicient quantities to supply demand of the metal will eventually be accomplished, Forsgren said. It develops magnesium from [ a form of limestone by means of j' heat produced by electricity. Tiny Bocks In Library Geneva, N Y.— (U.R) —Two tiny books, measuring only seven eighths of an inch by one half inch, are among the thousands of volumes in the library in Hobart College. The books are entitled "Washington's Farewell Address” j and the “Autobiography of Calvin j Coolidge." and contain well over! 100 pages each.. They were pre-1 - ■ ——■ =====

ADAMS THEATRE SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY Sunday Matinee 10c-25c Sunday Evening 10c-35c The Son-Daughter with Helen Hayes, Ramon Novarro, Lewis Stone, Warner Oland. Two beloved stars in a love-story of passionate fervor and startling drama that will remain in your heart forever. ADDED—An "Our Gang” Comedy and Organlogue. Tonight and Saturday ZANE GREY’S Smashing Romance of the Range “WILD HORSE MESA’’ with Randolph Scott, Sally Blane, Fred Kohler, Jim Thorpe. ADDED—"HURRICANE EXPRESS" and “Old Spanish Custom”— A Sport subject.

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sented to the college by C. D. Coe [of the graduating class of 1914. o New Orleans. —(U.R) —Evon the Ice men couldn’t stand the recent cold spell here. Several ice wagons appeared on the streets with drivers squatting beside small charcoal furnaces as they made their rounds. o Can't Get Free Board Kitchener, Ont. — (U.R) —H. C. (Boe? who owns a house here, has [offered to give his home to anyone, [rent-free providing they give him I free board. He is still waiting for I “takers." o — Get the Habit — »t Home NEW SPRING DRESSES Just Unpacked $2.98 to $lO [ NIBLICK & CO.