Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 24 February 1933 — Page 5

tiIiURCHES ■ -- tvangel'cai Chure*h 30 a. th. James ■ superintendent. ■ - si-rvice at 10:30 -.y -he class leadShifferly. - nil'll by Rev. M ' I '.nrsday night. SB U. B. Mission North Se> ond Street Rev. J. 1 Peters and R \\ Rash, managers. ■ ;i-.ri ..p.-ning services . wnipi".'. leadership at 2 ■ S A Macklin, the confer-i nt. is expected'to l

■fl’NA fish anip s. < oz. can ... Delicious—Special J B 1 ■salmon, ■ PINK. 3 tall cans Full Meaty Pack —Fine Flavor. SSSSfSfecI _ | CREAM CHEESE 2 lbs. 01 P ■ fresh—FULL FLAVOR-SERVE WITH | MACARONI in bulk 2 lbs. 9c C | ■ RED BEANS 4 No. 300 cans 1 Kz. ““ Fine for Salads or with Bacon XtlU Icß QI AKER OATS ■ large PACKAGE 12'/jC; SMALL PACKAGE ? JC P ■SUGAR 10 lb. cloth bag J9p ■ BEST PURE GRANULATED ...... ■ PEANUTS 2 lbs. I(k p COFFEE 4~ p ■ Salted, Fres-i Stock >Vt FRENCH, 2 Tbs. ‘rOL BREAD /L, *?, ec ' a " y Pr,ced ■ ii 2 ft>. loaf OC FLOUR 30c rj ■ Country Club. Tb. loaf .... 4c Avondale, 24 tb. bag tJt/V ■ DEVILS FOOD I ««=-- -■ s.'»'K r p!.”' 23c 9 ■ Chocolate Fudge Icing Qualitv ■ ■ Round 2 Layer SOAP OK I ■ SEMINOLE in Giant Bars," 6* for J ■ T <>ilet Tissue, 3 rolls Fine for Laundry ' ■ GRAHAM CRACKERS 10 p t ■ Country Club—Oven Fresh—Crisp—2 tb. box IvV SODA < HACKERS, Country Club 2 lb. 19c .1 ; 3B BANANAS 6 lbs. OK P II ORANGES dozen I ■ tALIFORNIAS— SWEET, JUTCY ...'. AtJV ’ ■ HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 1 ■ SOLID—CRISP lUV ■ RADISHES 4 bunches If|p > ■ HOT HOUSE. BUTTON VARIETY . XVV I APPLES 4 tbs. 99p 1 —QUALITY MEATS—--9 BEEF RO AST Tb. 1 01/.p 9 arm Or CHUCK _ ... * “ ‘ ~ V I POT ROAST, of Quality Beef lb. lie S SMOKED HAMS, string emPTor whole, lb. II ' 2 c ■ BI TTER. Country Club Roll lb. 19c I LARD 4 lbs. 99 p ■ OPEN KETTLE RENDERED fsCHMITT’S I QUALITY MEAT M ARKET - ■ Phones 95-96 ■"Mil Lean Pork (’hops 15c, 2 lbs. 25c Pork Steak 10c lb W r!s h Side Pork, sliced or chunk 10c lb r ( ' s h Casing or Smoked Sausage 10c lb |J«ft>rk Bulk Sausage 3 lbs. for 20c Ground Ramberger 3 lbs. for 25c ■Jbaiid Plate Boiling Beef ... 3 lbs. for 25c ■Mer Beef Steak .... 18c lb., 2 lbs. for 35c ■ e al Shoulder Steak or Chops ....... 15c lb ■fresh Dressed lame Rabbits 12c lb ■ rvs h Cottage Cheese 10c pint Ebr y Ugar Cured Hams. 10 to 12 lb. 12'h lli ■ EClAL—Spring Chickens to fry ■h “ eac h Coffee 19c; Bursley’s High Grade 27c ■? ans Corn, Peas or Tomatoes for 25c ■ Nice Young Small Quarters of Beef - B tr <)ni 5c to 8c per lb. and Prompt Delivery Service.

be present and deliver the Gospel message at 3 p. m, Special numbers in song will also feature the afternoon service Others attend these services and we invite you also ——o— Antioch M. B. C. Church Rev. Simon Moore, pastor. Sunday Schoo!, 9:30 a. in. Preaching service. 10:30 a. ni . No evening service. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve ning, 7:30 o’clock. Every one should make a special effort to he in God's house on Sunday morning. Neh 10-39—And we will not forsake the house of our God. -Heh. 10-25 —Forsake not the assembling of yourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exporting one another: and so much

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933.

ih<> more as ye see the day apIproaching. We are looking for you. Don’t I fail us. Decatur Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church Edgar L. Johnston, pastor. Mt. Pleasant Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. Preaching service, 10:30 a. m. Sermon by pastor. Beulah Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. .Evangelistic service, 7 p. m. Ser-' mon by pastor. This is the first ser-1 vice of our revival, which will con-1 tinue throughout the week with service each evening except Monday. Washington Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Pleasant Valley Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. Members and friends of the circuit are urgtjd to attend the Fort Wayne district conference to he held at the Decatur M. E. church next Monday afternoon and evening and all day Tuesday. The program will be well worth a sacrifice on your part. o .— Union Chapel Chuich Rev. Frank L. Engle, pastor Sunday School—9:ls a. m. Morning Worship — 10 a. m. The doors of the church will he open for membership during the morning service. Even! -g Services 7:30 p. m. Holy Communion at the close of the services. This evenings program will close the series of the meetings held for the past six weeks. ■ o STUDENT KILLS AIRPLANE PILOT CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE luu lik-e mad for some 50 yards and then f ill dead, a bullet through ills. head. They heard the pistol report, they said, and later found the weapon beside the dead youth. Rushing to the wrecked plane, they found Nelson dead, shot through the back of the head. Apparently he had no intimation of his impending death, no chance for desperate struggle with his slayer. A secret board of inquiry, com- | posed of county authorities, met l soon after the killings. Another meeting was to be hold today. Investigators puzzled whether! McCall had a secret hate for his | instructor and chose to kill him I high up in the plane. They learned that the'young man’s mind might ! have been weakened by disease and that when lie killed the instructor [and himself he might have been in pile grip of insanity. Another angle was why the plane hail gone for nearly three miles after Nekuii apparently had been killed. o — McNUTT SIGNS NEW BANK CODE MEASURE TODAY CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE closed banks to dispose quickly of assets and property through public or private sale." Another important feature of the bill prohibits receiverships, heretofore often costly. I Hereafter the department will liquidate closed banks, department employes acting as liquidating agents. WALTHER LEAGUE 1 PRESENTS PLAY FROM PAGE ONE campu-s catch who was unalile to tell tin- difference between the two Stevens girls and made love to each in succession. Albert Keller w s the man about town. The comedy was chiefly furnished by Florence Sauers who took the part of Georgette. Hie maid that knew everything and told nothing — if well paid. The play reached its climax ifi the last act when the grandmother visited the school and found that I the giri who claimed to be iaieille i Stevens was an imposter. In the Idi noiinci incut it was found that Hits girl was another granddaughter about whom Mrs. Stevens knew nothing. Mrs. Stevens decided to | give ail her money Io this girl ami j when she refused it, gave it to the school doctor. Hie girl’s fiance, to build a children’s hospital. o I Market at Lee’s restaurant. I i -

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i i The People’s Voice I This column for the use of our | readers who wish to make ®ng- I gestions for the general good or discuss questions of intepesL Mease sign your name to show authenticity. It will not be used if you prefer that it not be. ; Taxes And Laws !6ditor Democrat: While our law makers are at it I why not consider the dog question? Dogs kill thousands of dollars worth of livestock in the sheep counties annually. That is why we have dog tax. If dogs were tied up or penned at night the mortality of sheep would be lengthened on tliis earth and perhaps the dog tax could be reduced to 50 cents per dog. Speaking of salaries for officials of our state or county, where is the advantage in abolishing one office: and give his duties and salary to another official'* And where is the advantage in limiting a county to four or five trustees and give them the salary of the offcials they displace. it might be said you can get better men for the place but you cannot for there are no better. It is all tommy rot. It is getting government down too fine. If other officials do the work of assessors or trustees with no additional charge then there is a saving. But when two offices, no matter which or where, are oombined and one man gets both salaries, then someone is passing out taffy thinking the taxpayers represent a kindergarten. And would some one piease explain this. Witli our colleges filled to capacity and charging tuition then why should Indiana appropriate around $3,000,000 for I U. of I Bloomington and a like amount for Purdue of Lafayette? Those are the places that seemingly start the high cost of education. As long as they can get such appropriations from the state legislature just so , long will they continue to spend. Here is a somewhat curious condition developed from the depression. The farmers working overtime trying to meet expenses but having an abundance to eat. Then there are the unemployed in the farm districts wim haven’t work and little to eat. The only other ; parallel is tlie super-rich with money to spend and squander and our poorer class with no money whatever to buy necessities let ,n s,, ” a,,lip| ' * >r <

“HAD CONSTIPATION SINCE BIRTH OF MY FIRST CHILD’’ Then Mrs. King Discovered All-Bran We quote from her .voluntary letter: “I have suffered from terrible constipation since the birth of my first child — 9 years ago! I have tried everything and nothing had any lasting results. Very reluctantly I tried your ‘All-Bran’ with no faith in it at all. Much to my surprise, I have not had to take any medicine since starting to use All-Bran, 4 months ago.”—Mrs. Doris Eyre King, 16 Abbey Road, Oxford, England. Laboratory tests show All-Bran contains two things which overcome constipation: “Bulk” to exercise the intestines; vitamin B to help tone the intestinal tract. The “bulk” in All-Bran is much* like that of leafy vegetables. Inside the body, it forms a soft mass, which gently clears the intestines of wastes. Certainly this is more natural than taking patent medicines — often harmful. Two tablespoonfuh daily are usually sufficient. If not relieved this way, see your doctor All-Bran also supplies iron for I the blood. At all grocers. In the i red-and-green package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

The Country Meat Market HAS MOVED TO A LARGER LOCATION 908 S. Winchester street PHONE 129 BET TE R MEAT F 0 R LESS Pure Country Sausage lb. - be Baby Beef Roast 10c Steak, all kinds . Lean Pork Roast Yq Pork Steak BREAD Weiners ]Q C SMALL SPARE RIBS Sc lb. W E PLE AS E EVE R Y 0N E .

conditions can’t last. There mus come a happy medium between th extremes or something else wii come not so happy. Now here is a suggestion I wis some nne would develop. (Recen 1 ly the National Congress appropr ated $22,000,000 on one of iny suf gestions i.e give military thiinin Io The unemployed). The sugget tion —Instead of the county issuin thousands of dollars of bonds so unemployed arrive at some liapp medium where the over worke farmer can -share with the unde worked laborer; where both wii have work and a division of th ?ats and the spoils if any. Toi much work and worry is as injm ious and unhealthy to the physics and mental as is too little. Ever bond is an interest bearing dciici that must be paid some time. This monstrosity of dredging th

Opposite BELL'S PHONE I noui Cash Grocery 292 Free City Delivery 4 times daily 8:00, 10:00, 2:00 and 4:00 We are now located in the building formerly occupied by the Peoples Loan and Trust Co. PURE GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 tbs 42c McINTOSH APPLES 6 tbs. 25c; Basket. .$1.39 Pop Corn 9Qz» art * Cans, used 5 tbs tarfOU once, each Bells Special Cheese 1 Coffee, tb uvt pound AO '-C Navy Beans Boiling Beef OCT pound 3 tbs Zbt Pure Cane Steak, tender ir Sorghum, gal... Mt7v pound JL • V 100 lb. sack Q(L, Shoulder Steak 1/k Salt OiJC pound IVC 100 tb. sack QQr» Hamberger 1 /I Oyster Shells ..OJ/C pound Ivt Up 1 ” 11 30c 25c Onions 1/1, Winnies, ail 1 Z 4 10 ths JLvC meat, tb A3C Cabbage, solid Q Whole Smoked 11,, heads, tb Ov Ham. tb AJLC We are paying 11c dozen for Fresh Country Eggs. Appelmans Grocery Phone* l 215 and 219-—Delivery Service BANANAS IQ Little Elf Whole 1 M 1 pounds 1 »/V Kernel Corn can JLVt Leaf Lettuce | fk Salmon, 1/i pound IvC ■ can .• IVC Sweet Potatoes 1 A., Green Beans and f7 3 pounds 1 OU Corn I L SunKjist Oranges 4 Maraschino Cher- P l)oz. 15c. 27c & xOv ries, small jar... OC Texas Oranges, W Hit Pork Iry Juicy, doz. 17 Beans. 3 cans. 1I C Aunt Jamima Pancake Flour Pumpkin p* Macaroni 1 f* N« 2 can OC 2 tb. box I’M NAVY BEANS n BISQUICK 3 pounds • C package OLEO, Good IQ_ Merrit Flour QQ zt pound AvC 21 lb. sack Ot/V Cream Cheese IfT Plain Olives OQzx pound 1 OU quart jar oU Peaches Lillie Elf or Perfect 2cans2sc Sweet Pickles "1 J* Cherries, solid Pint jar i’)l pack, gallon can z x’jC Palmolive Soap !Q „ Apple Butter 2 bars JL OL gallon can OOL Super-Suds 1 r Mixed ,Vege- IP 2 pkgs Itlt tables, can .... LtJV Crystal White | r Little Elf Jello r Soap. 1 bars... l OV Powder t)U Chipso and 1 Qr» Pretzels 9Qr» Oxydol. !g. pkg. 1.«7V can

t ‘Wabash river insults the inteilia gence of every person in Adams 1 county. Here are four reasons: i (1) The county has a surplus of i food. Why prepare more land? (2) . Farmers are hard pressed. Why . add more to their tax? (3) Any . capable engineer would not begin , at the source of a drain. They begin at the outlet and work up. (4) riThe petitioners do not know the i- west middle of Adams county, f thinking perhaps all below JimI town bridge are Baptists. i- Yours truly, I John Smith Farmer. x - — —O— ? PREBLE NEWS I Misses Irene and Lorene Kirch- ' ner visited Miss Blanche Fugate I I Friday. Mrs. Milton Hoffman and daugli--3 ter Dorothy and Berneta ad sons

Loo and Oscar spent Friday visiting Mrs. Robert Sherlock at Corunna. Mr. and’ Mrs. Carl Smith of DeCatur and Mrs. John Smith of Fort Wayne called in Preble Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bultomeier and fimily visited Mr. and Mrs. George Bultemeier and family Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Heller and daughter Vera and son John spent Sunday at Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. John Kirchner and daughters Irene, Lorine and Erma

HITE’S GROCERY i PHONES 31 and 204 Regular Size, VUI 11 Fancy, can “ Tangerines 1 O ; KRAUT f* Fancy, dozen .. can 10 tbs. f resh 1(1,, Pure Ground 1 (k„ Corn Meal Av/C Pepper, lb 1 «7L 3 tbs. Ginger Qr Good Imperial Snaps Tea, tb Sliced Peaches P Fine Granulated /|Qr* small can OC Sugar, 10 I Spaghetti f* Rolled Oats I can tJv 10 tbs i Honey Fu " onß 7c 5 Macaroni, Q Fancy Rice 1 Elbow, 3 1b5.... liJC 3 tbs JVI g Old Settler Rve Pork & Beans r g Bread, loaf .... JIVC « a n P Mniwnvv 3 lar « e cakes B HOMIN’! r Navy Beans g can 3 tbs 9C | Swansdown 4 Q Quart cans Best K | Cake Flour . ...Xc/U Mustard I*J( | BANANAS 19c Qt, can Peanut 1 M Small Apricots P* Butter JL'/C can <*)C I Little Elf Dessert p o Lg. can Apricots'! 1 4 Powder tJU in heavy syrup. XOU * rs Perfect Pumpkin Super Suds 1 r || can OC 2or X*)C d I FI BUR 21 I 1 JLVU&I Bag PILLSBURY 59c p Fisher & Harris PHONES 3, 4 and 5 FINE GROCERIES GRAPE FRUIT. Balls of Juice, medium size 5 for 19c TOILET PAPER. Tissue. 5 Large Rolls 19c BULK LAUNDRY STARCH. 3 tbs 19c SUGAR. Fine Granulated, 10 pounds 43c FANCY HEAD RICE, 5 pounds 19c FLOUR, Pride of Decatur, 12 lbs. 23c; 21 lbs., ,39c FLOUR, Blue Ribbon for better bread and pastry, 24 tbs 55c PRUNES, Sun Sweet, medium size, 2 pound pkg. 18c Another shipment of PURE STRAINED HONEY, pail, 5 tbs. net for 39c QUIC K ARROW SOAP CHIPS, 3 large pkgs, for 40c Prepared Buckwheat, Limherlost brand, lg. bag 18c TOMATO SOUP, Campbells, 3 cans 200 Common Sense Baking Powder. 2 pint jars .... 25c REX MINERAL SOAP, 2 -10 c packages 15c CLIMAX WALL PAPER CLEANER. 3 cans .... 25c EASY TASK SOAP CHIPS, 5 pound box 25c MACARONI or Spaghetti, short cut, 4 pounds ... 19c GRANULATED CORN MEAL. 5 pounds 10c NAVY BEANS, 4 pounds I(| C Oranges, Sun-Kist Ginger Snaps, 3 lbs. 25c Navels, med. size, n .. ’ ' Blue Devil ( leaner dozen 20c an( j Water SoitenOats, bulk, rolled, cr » 3 ’ P k g ß ’- • 15c 5 lbs 13c Old Dutch Cleanser, Rolled Oats. Quaker cans 15c large package .. 15c Sun-Britc Cleaner ' Apricots, DclMonte, ■ 2 No. 2 cans 29c Pearl l apioca. 3 ths 25c I APRICOTS, peeled, Sani-Flush, Bowlcne heavy syrup, 2 Ige. or Drano. can ~. 21c I tans , K Large Instant Postuni Hominy, large cans <*** 39c best pack, 3 cans 25c Speria| Wash Boards French’s Bird Seed ♦••• 4 ; »c 3 pkgs. . 25c )j g j zc Galvanized Pumpkin, Scott pack Wash Tubs 38c 1 No. 2 cans.... 29c Mayonnaise, Qt. jay 25c Toddy the chocolate Buik Cocoanut, long malt health drink, CU ( i pound .... 25c pound can 41c li> Catsup, Beechnut, I . W. C rackers, 3 larg(l bott , e l 9 (, I pound pkgs 35c i, . , , Pillsbury Bran, targe Beechnut Tomato package 15c & Juice, 3 Ige. cans 25c ~ Knox Gelatine, plain Peanut Butter. 2 lb, 18c or acidulated, pkg 20c E (fuick White Naptha Full assortment Soap. 12 bars 25c Fruits and Vegetables

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visited Mrs. William Fuhrman and daughters ILuella and C|tene and Mrs. Louis Stelter of Fort Wayne Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffman and family visited Mrs. Robert Sherlock of Corunna Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Geiser called on Clara Linnemeier and Herman Linnemeier Wednesday. Mi. and Mrs. Douglas Elzey visited in Decatur Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Conrad and family visited Mr. and Mrs. George Bultemeier Monday evening.