Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 82, Decatur, Adams County, 6 April 1933 — Page 5

■ HOLD 1934 ■ mkkting here I i■ 1;< >M page ONKi Kluip. Mr,. Willi, m Itlppe, j ■ ,Vi.w. I>'' in,il, s committee. I ■ M Mili'>l. Fort Wayne; j H Williaa: K PP«’ aiul M:-8 1 _K l _A._

Agger Cream Checks L !| ♦ ♦ * When You Use a I New De Laval J Separator . . ■ jicK I N more 0130 1000 public tests, II i I * n which De Laval Separators .■ gjr “skimmed the skim-milk” .*7 ‘t* I\\ from some separator in use in Bifid \/ \ t'rfWM „ U each community, held during the ißel J P years in various parts of V) count ry. De Laval Separators never failed to recover some v butter-fat from the skim-milk. I 1116 * Ter ag e yearly loss of butter-fat fl Rgg l - W ” om thes « separators, as proved by H ifF|| ‘ f J, the amount of butter-fat recovered ■ EX® -J" fl from the!r skim-milk when run through HU ISi / a new De Laval, was $78.80. That is ]| Il\ /] a lot of money to lose because of a 1: gj | \'A / Poor separator, and there are hundreds iVi —l \1 1 of thousands of separators now in use ■ ! \ Is your separator wasting money for 1 V\\ j you ? A good way to find out is to try 1 p I a new De Laval —it usually brings H*E»r > " i ''wS \ I J oigger cream checks. Two complete lines - the De Laval ■ , 48fe.\a. Golden” Series and the De Laval s ‘ Utility ” Series, among which will be found one that will suit your needs H and purse. Call on us. H LEE HARDWARE CO. f Lmot Authorlicd Be Laval Agency

1 .1 / Coats 11 BBM 11 m‘!i As Gay and New .As Spring Itself! I'KEFAIIE yourself It see (lie smallest spriujr coats that have ever made their bow. Made with sleeves that intrigue, and skirt lines, slim—oh, so slim, or very, very swagger. And whether they have a trim id' fur, or are' smartly furless, they’re charmers, every one! ALL Sizes for Black, Navy, ... POPULAR Women and Misses Bold, Breen, Gray PRICED New Arrivals in Another group of New Silk Dresses, latest d*sX OO Dresses, that are d*»> 7^l styles and colors.. * truly beautiful, at u»)* I O LANKENAU’S

ET IO P 12. j% 1 E" S Continues With Bargains Throughout The IT 1 w & * Entire Store! Plan To Share in The Savings i■. | , r , ... . . , || Buy your Easter Suit or Top Coat, Shirts, Hat, Neckwear— in fact vour Hundreds ot people vis.ted our store and were rewarded with great savings. ou, too, can complete out fit in this big sale. You’ll save money on everything you buy. save money as we have marked our merchandise at extreme low prices in an effort to dis- Bettor come in Tomorrow or Saturday. Stock is still 'complete and pose of it. Merchandise is not damaged! A satisfactory settlement with our insurance selections aie good, (mod Overalls. .45c. company enables us to offer these values, and we pass the savings on to you. TEEPLE & PETERSON

Worth ma n. Mi-b. William Hippo 0 f tlie Salem 1 Reformed church in Fort Wayne will be a delegate from tie W. M S. to the Mid-west Synod at Jeffer- | sonvllle; Miss Wynne Bhrsum of |Ren,e will represent the Girls Mis- | slow try Guild, and Mrs. C. 0 full of HiiUti’igto" will i„. u deleKaU ,

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, APRIL fi, 1033.

from the Mission Band, i Ihe morning ami afternoon proi giam Wednesday was devoted to . business and reports of committees. . Conferences of the various deparlf ments were held, anti Mrs. Doyle . White conducted the consecration 1 service (he closing of the convcn- , lion. ! j FIRST PRICES WILL BE HIGH 1 | UiONiiNriOl) FROM PAGE ONE) i T • -••••♦♦ . . . « j tor shipment into Indiana; Printa, 1 16.000; Bruekman, 4,000; Blatz, 5,JoOO; Miller, iti.ooo; Falls City, 2,- , 000, and Edelweiss, 10,000. Neither Sclilitz nor Anhouser J Busch will be available tomorrow, | McHale said. Only two Indiana brewers will | have Hie new beer ready for salt — Kamm and Schellinger, Misliaj "aka, and Berghoff, of Fort Wayv.ic. The supply will be limited at first. I’aul Fry, state excise director, authorized a permit for the Berghofi brewery last night and probably will issue the license today. The Mishawaka firm already bus received its permit. As soon as these two breweries and other Indiana manufacturers start running at capacity, the price |of beer will drop considerably, j wholesalers and importers believe. For the preseni, wholesalers and Importers each will make a profit of 5() cents a case. Indiana residents who had planned on celebrating the return of beer at midnight tonight will be disappointed. It will be morning before any quantity of liepr can reach the eon- i sumers. Indianapolis residents 1 plan on sampling the new beer for j be first time with their lunches Friday. Fry issued no new permits yes- J terday but a number of concerns | incorporated for the sole purpose | of h andling beer. Edward 11. Stein. Bloomfield, ma- j parity floor leader in the house of | representatives during the last j legislature, was an incorporator of the Greene County Distributing Corporation. He seeks a permit to

wholesale beer. -} Robert R. Button, one of Gov. > a Paul V. McNutt’s legal advisers, is . listed as another incorporator. Others filing with Frank Mayr, | ■ secretary of state, include; i The Fred Mutschler Distributing! ■ Company, Inc., Decatur, by Albert Mutschler, Matthias Kirsch, Edgar Mutschler and Benjamin F. Shroyer. Gary Wholesale Dealers, Inc.,' [ Gary, by John Kustura, John J.! Wenglar, and Joseph Iwan. Jacob Hahn Beverage Company, Inc., Michigan City, by Jacob Hahn, ' Clara Halm and Harold Barr. MUTSCHLERS TO BE APPOINTED DISTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ••.•..,» and beginning tomorrow the foamy beverage, which became extinct in 1919, will be placed on sale in more Ilian 20 states. Indiana was one of the first states to pass legts- ! lation permitting the sale of 2.2 1 beer. Several individuals and firms were applicants for the beer distributorship and final selection was not made by Paul Fry, Indiana beer czar until late yesterday, it was learned. Expects License Joe Lose, proprietor of the Eats restaurant in this city, who applied lor a license last Monday, expecls to receive his permit today or Fri-1 day. Beer will be placed on sale I at his restaurant as soon as it can 1 be supplied. 39 Issued Indianapolis, April ti. — (u.R) —! | Wholesale licenses to handle the j | new 3.2 per cent beer were issued | I to 39 concerns or individuals today j j by Haul Fry, stale excise director. At the same time, Fry announcled I hat brewery licenses bad been | approved for the South Bend Beverage and Ice Company, The MenNel Brewing Company, South Bend, and Berghoff of Fort Wayne. He said that only three breweries in the state will be ready to distribute beer after tomorrow. They are Berghoff, the Sout’i Bend Bev-! erage and lie Company, and Kamm- | Schellinger, Michawaka. L Among those receiving wholesale licenses today are: Wells county - Bluftton Pure Ice : 1 t Coal Co., Adolph Leimgruber. Huntington county — Norman ! | Borneweit/, Hun'ington. i Blackford county — Hartford Ice j Co.. Hartford City. Allen county — Wm. Sclicele & | i Sons Co., Inc., Fort Wayne. Friendly Suit Tests Constitutionality Indianapolis, April 6 (UP) A i friendly suit to test cotistitutlomljity of the new state gross income tax law was on file in Marion cou't■ty superior court today. It was filed by J. Harry Mile;, and ! Frank L Moore, officers of the Indianapolis real estate bond and Indiana Real Estate Assoc) lion, respectively. j Although both orgauizatio s supported the hill in the leg! datum be- | cause of its property tax relief fe i,l 11 res. Miles and Moore said they wandted to be sure the law is constitutional. .1 usl returned front market | with a chic line of dresses, suits, coats, hats, etc. E. E. i Bass Store. —— I ill ii NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT LINCO SERVICE STATION on Stale Road Hi SATURDAY wilh the purchase of 7 Gallon of Gasoline and 10c we will jrive a 50c WHITE DUCK CAR Also Souvenirs for Men, Women and Children. Drive Out and See Us. > I Meyer Runtman, pro.

|START SEASON i PREPARATIONS Summer Season Preparations For State Parks Have Been Started Indianapolis, April ti —(UP)— Summer season preparations for Indiana state parka have bee'll started, Richard Lieber, director of the I state conservation department, said today. Eraly spring visitors already ure being received at the parks. Lieber said tod ly the year’s attendance is expected to hold to the last few years' average which bias held liibh despite economic conditions. “1: times of distress and tension, people find simple recreation in the out-of-doors the best restorer I of confidence,” Lieber asserted. Much attention again is expected J tilts year to be focused on the i Brown county state park, opened |last summer. Construction is pro--1 .ceeding there on the bathhouse for the water reservoir. Thus, the park this summer will have its first adequate swimming place. iAn entrance from the Nashville-Columbus road will be ready soon. Coverage of the Dunes p irk pic-1 ; ic ground by sand was threatened during the winter because of high winds but was averted by sand 1 fences. More sand in the park was ! moved by wind last winter than at ! my time in t-lie last 15 years, ac- | — ——

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cording to reports to Lieber. High Ohio river waters caused slight damage to the Lanier memorial home at Madison. Injury to the water supply for Clifty Fails state park was averted, however, when park attendants removed electric motors front the reservoir system and sealed lowland wells. A shelter house was constructed at the Mounds state park 1 during the winter. A typical pio '.eer (homestead is under construction now at the park which is east of Anderson. Pioneer icrafts, such as spinning, weaving a; d pottery making will be introduced a,t Spring Mill state park next summer. Building of a small bath house on the Bass laike

!. . . and hour THRIFT THEY / cccnc GROW/ ittJj PLANT A GARDEN! IT WILL MAKE YOU MONEY! W hen you buy Seeds you want to be sure that you are tfettintf Good Seeds. It takes just as much time to plant poor seeds as it does good seeds. Our Seeds Are Fresh And Good. Our Seeds Are Priced Lower. It Will Pay You To Buy Bulk Seeds. | IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK HERE BEFORE YOU BUY! LAZY WIFE BEANS 2()c lb. BED KIDNEY BEANS 20c lb. GOLDEN BANTAM CORN ....! 20c lb. NOTT S EXCELSIOR PEAS 20c lb. PREMIUM GEM PEAS 20c !b. !( I< LL RADISH 5c oz. PyinlfallYfl CHOICE SPENCER SWEET PEAS 10c oz. I dbndH'j L SWEETHEART WATERMELLON 5c oz. __ THICK LEAVED SPINACH 5c oz. DWARF MIXED NASTURTIUM 10c oz. BLACK SEED l) SIMPSON LETTUCE .. 10c oz. f" $ I HONEY DEW MUSKMELLON 10c oz. fig ■| S LARGE YELLOW PUMPKIN 5c oz. VV I VW DANV ER S HALF LONG CARROT 10c oz. EARLY BLOOD TURNIP BEETS 5c oz. BANANA r| BURPEE'S SG P BEANS 20c lb. SQUASH ... lUC oz. BOSTON PICKLING CUCUMBER 10c oz. J PRIZE HEAD LETTUCE 10c oz. PUMPKIN... 5C oz. AMERICAN WONDER PEAS 20c Ib. HENDERSON’S BUSH BABY FIMA BEANS ' 20c lb. STOW ELL’S EVERGREEN CORN 20c lb. COUNTRY GENTLEMAN CORN 20c Ib. HOLLOW CROWN THICK SHOULDER PARSNIPS 5c oz. EARLY SCARLET WHITE TIP RADISHES 5c oz. PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE TURNIP 5c oz. IMPROVED LONG GREEN CUCUMBER 10c oz. GREEN STRIPED CUSH AW PUMPKIN 5c oz. LOMA PLANT FOOD for Beaut if til Lawns, Gardens, Trees, etc. 2.JC—:> oc—7sc The Schafer Store II AItI)W Alt E AN I) 11 OM E IUItNIS II IN G S

beach also was announced. 1 Five state parks will open soon . with saddle horses available. They 3 are Turkey Run, Pokagon, Brown ? County, McCormick's Creek, Canyon, and Clifty Falls. Bridle Paths 1 will be marked for riders. Reforestation of barren areas in 1 nearly all the parks is under way, Lieber said. I o i Freed By Marriage Indianapolis, dnd., April ti—(UP) , —Marriage meant freedom today I for Miss Jane Gray, 19, and Harry ■ L. Peterson, 30, both of Cleveland, i jO. ’ Arrested on charges of vagrancy, |

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.they had bedn confined in the Marion county jail since last week. They told police they hid eloped but didn't nave enough money to buy a. marriage license. o Mrs. Jennie Furman of Marlon, Ohio, is visiting here.

Colds that Hang On Don’t let them pet a strangle hold. Fight germs quickly. Creomuision combines tiie 7 best helps known to modem science. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your druggist will refund your money if any cough or cold no matter how long standing is not rej liered by Creomuision. (adr.)