Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 100, Decatur, Adams County, 27 April 1933 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Entered at the JJecatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter. I. 11. Heller.... Pres. and Gen. Mgr. A R. Holthouse. Sec’y & Bus. Mgr. Jick D. Heller Vice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies | .02 One week, by carrier .10 One year, by carrier 5.00 One month, by mail .35 Three months, by mail 1.00 Six months, by mail 1.75 '.)ne year, by mail 3.00 "me year, at office 3.00 Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere $3.50 one year. SCHEERER. Inc., 115 Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative PRESIDENT'S DAY: Next Sunday will be observed all over these United States as President's Day, an occasion when an expression of loyalty will be given by millions of people. For nearly four years we have i been going down hill economically. I Millions have lost all they had, I banks have closed in every sec-; tion, business became stagnant <nd i we were rapidly approaching chaos ' and a wrecked financial condition that meant ruin for every one. During recent weeks we have taken on new life and every one. ; cueoaraged by swift and definite action by the President, is now making extraordinary effort to pull out of the difficulties which for so long seemed unsurmountable. We can do it if we will fur after all much of our troubles have been a i lack of confidence. In this city and county we are | showing progress and the outlook is the best it has been in a number of years. The sugar factory will opeiaAs 'his year-and the receivers for the Holland-St. louis Company a: ' sending* out checks for the Im’ances due on the 1930 crop, sev- - era! road projects will provide labor. two or three local institutions a-e planning to increase their force' of workmen, two or three new ins Rations are considering locating here, the tax rate is the lowest it been in a life time and there' is much to make every one feel jubilant. Prices on graips and farm produce are rising and ind’ ations are that the farmers will be able to' show a profit for 193*. On every hand we notice evidence of return- : ■in: prosperity, it s time to go. It’s time to start trading and spending money for the bargains at hand now will soon be snapped up. Get busy and you will prosper and the kindly spirit towards the President will continue because he merits it.

Here ■ it is! opj ,fti' Sj o«r most popular 1933 pattern /or men . . . VV/I LL-made of genuine • ** leatherthisshoeisa"thoroughbred" in style, fit and comfort... the pattern is “just rig h(” i n every respect ...the toe isn’t too wide or too narrow. *2’ 95 Miller-Jones Co 142 N. 2nd st.

You can help him greatl’y by being loyal and by doing your part towards a better day. Today’s paper is evidence that the merchants and the mauufact Hirers of this community are willing to do their full share. We ask I your continued loyal support of! . I those who help to make this the, ' | beat little city in the middle west. | Hats off to President Roosevelt and: [ those who are aiding him to restore * the nation to its rightful place in . the sun. i The General Electric and the De-' I catur Castings plant are busy these : 'I 'days with indications of a continu-l ed improvement. From all the • other local industries come reports ' of a step-up in orders and consequent activities. The Schafer Company will double its capacity for manufacturing harness, the Clover1e a f Creameries plan improvements, the Mutschler Packing Company are getting back to an old time schedule, Krick-Tyndall & Co., are shipping more tile than in -everal years, the hoop mill and the Handle Company are busy and all the business enterprises here have felt the impetus of the gain in general business. It all sounds good and is good. Let it come and re- : member that our first duty: is to • those concerns now located here. ' Boost them and help them for they

New Spring COATS fiif, More than 50 coats in the skwss sSf-W newes t styles and fabrics. WJ Some are fur trimmed, oth- B ■ ■■ ers untrimmed. All silk Bl H R IMP lined. See these coats before y°u buy! Quality Coats gwfll Je 85 at a remarkable low price. E3 ■ ■ ■ fewest colors in Tan. Grey. B Wrv Blue and Biack - ah sizes. NEW SILK FROCKS Choose yours at these re- zSFWiWWH markable low prices for tfW EBBsSaKI Friday and Saturday. Brand “B E M KSi £| BEwMCTKWI new arrival especially for Bl .s«' m £h this event. New Pastel Jr wMR MjgjeßaßM Crepes. Rough Crepes. New IW JF us Sheers. The Spring's new- ■ est colors . . Junior. Misses, | W&P / MhH Women's MmWpWgjllli Also Many New Dresses (W A** at So.yOand &5.9 d Now Showing New “Wayne Maid” Q « (A"' * otton Frocks, at 1 o «Jt) BIAS CUT SLIPS Full Fashioned 3() SILK hosiery txceptional values, lace O/A \ I \ I trimmed or plain hem- • • \ I IIS stitched styles. Colors, I I white or pink. Sizes 34 Pure silk chiffon weight, M | \ Extra lai 9 e P‘-ot edge tops in Uhe [| . — — r „ ~ DRY GOODS BARGAINS ALL SILK CREPE, 40 inch wide, very good BLEACHED PILLOW CASES, size 42x36 quality all the new shades of rQ Never again at such a low price. 1 Q g.-een, blue. etc., yard DuC p er pair 1 FAST COLOR VOILE, 700 yards on saie. 30 new patterns. Guaranteed fast in E cz. FEATHERPROOF TICKING, narrow color; yard xvC blue and white stripe. Buy a supply -j r? now at this low price; yard J. I C FAST COLOR COTTON PRINTS, More than 70 new bright colorful patterns. in ELEACHED MUSLIN, 36 inch wide, choice of Guaranteed fast; yard lUC fine weave or heavier quality zv UNBLEACHED SHEETING, 76 inch wide, >3 d ' ’ fine even weave, suitable forjnany in BABY DIAPERS, made of genuine birdeye uses. Regular 15c grade; yard IVV cloth, size 27x27, Hemmed, x-q BATH TOWELS. Good weight Turkish 1 Package: per dozen /VC towels with colored border, size r SEWING THREAD, best sixeord grade, 150 16x36 (•mit 5 to customer) each DC yard spools, Nos. 40 and 50 black, zx ALL LINEN TOWELING, Unbleached, with - ’ SP °°' S WC blue or green border, 16 inch wide O STRICTLY SANITARY BED PILLOWS yard * Ov Filled with all new sterilized feathers t XA/MITC miTiwr e. a Kir-, and covered with fancy ticking, pair t/OC WHITE OUTING FLANNEL, 36 inches wide, 8c uace spec "'- s Beautiful new designs in lace net curtains. 36 in. UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, a fine weave, 2'/4 yards long. Hemmed side and 7Q • durable grade for many uses QI/ z» bottom. Special! per pair IDC (Limit 10 yds. to customer) yard O /2C Wide Lace Curtain Panels, 50 inch wide, HEAVY UNBLEACHED MUSLIN. 40 inches extra length 2JZ, yard. New French 7tiz. wide, good durable grade for sheets, Q Ecru color. A reg. $1 value! each 4 «zC etc. (Saturday only) yard OV Ruffled Curtains, many new patterns in full MONK'S CLOTH, natural tan color in 4x4 length yard curtains, or Pretty Cottage weave. Very popular for Draperies. QQz. Curtains, in green, blue, gold, 7C|z. 50 inch wide 39c yd.; 36 in. wide, yard Xt/V lavender, etc., pair . Os/C Niblick & Co. / '

; in turn will help,you by an increas- • ed pay roll. Distribution of approximately .' 3100.000 among the beet farmers in .! the Decatur and St. Louis, Michi- : i gan territories, will prove a wel'come action and will help in num- ’ erous ways for there are few people ito whom the sums thus received : 1 will not prove more than accept-; ' able. The distribution is for it amounts to growers for the 19301 crop of beets and completes a settlement that is almost total. I Every one connected with the matter has striven to protect the grow-1 I ers and the prompt payment of the ' i money to the Federal court has' ( made the distribution possible be- ' t fore tax paying time. i The Decatur Country Club prop- ' erty is to be offered for sale May 1 18th and we hope it will be puri chased by some one, local or other- , , wise, who will continue it. During ( the past five or six years it has pro- ] . vided a suitable and- attractive ; place for those who enjoy this great outdoor sport. It means something to a town to have a golf i course and we should continue this one which is admitted to be one of the finest natural courses in this part of the country. j Chicago teachers who are calling on the banks in mobs evident-

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ly feel they are getting something out of their system by that action. The banks of course can’t dish out the money unless its there and it can t be there until the tax situation is cleared and the cash is paid in by the citizens. The city has helped by hauling l away the rubbish. Now its up to each house holder to have those 1 things done that will improve the ' property, add to the appearance of » tne city and provide employment. That’s one way we can all help a little. — It pays to advertise. Every one who gives it an honest trial admits ' that. We are proud of today's issue and hope that the results will be such that every merchant ■ will decide to keep it up. Numerous bargains and real ones will be found in today’s paper. You I can save money by trading in the i local stores Saturday. Read every ■ announcement in this issue. Trade in Decatur Saturday. Help: make it an old fashioned day. o— — FOR RENT — Six room house, large truck patch, chicken park. 1 2 mile east of Decatur on Cement road, $7; per month. Immediate possession. phone 610, or 312. 99131

NOTICE 1 will be out of the city April I 29 and 30. ’ 100t2 Dr. H. Frohnapfel. : o Ch rles Bahner of Monroe trans ■ acted business Jiere this afternoon. I BRIGHT WOMAN LOST 20 POUNDS Feels Much Better "June 2Sth. 1932. 1 started taking! Kruschen Salts. Have lost 20 pounds fr nn June 28th to Jan. 10. Feel bet-' i ter than have felt for four years.’ I Was under doctors care for several! I months. He said I had grail Mopes' . and should have operation. Krus-i I chen did all and more than I expect-’ i <d ” Mrs. Lute Bright. Walker, Minn.j I (Jan. 10. 1933. PDo lose fat and at the same time* 1 gain in physical attractiveness and! : spirited and youthful take <«fie! half teaspoonful of Kruschen in aj ! glass of h t water before breakfast every morning. zk jar that lasts 4 weeks costs | but a trifle at Ho’thouse Drug Co., i 1 or any drugstore in the world but ' lie sure and get Kruschen Salts the i SAFE way co reduce wide nips, j [ prominent front and double chin i and again feel the joy of living—j I Money back if disatisfied after the first jar. *

■ 7 ABA RUEL or T(L Parke-Davi« puax LI; [I VANILLA EXTRACT I WjM SPECIAL jfjffij L jl i al iLJK-ji a Will not bake out, freeze or boil out. Try a bottle and be : convinced. Priced at 3-cz. Bottle 33c 6-oz. Bottle 52c 1 pt. Bottle $1.39 HOLTHOUSE DRUG Co.

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|I r ■J £ ! ' q hi ■'■•A- ,-ti ■ " a - iCLfwJ agjj ML k .? i: Now We-Can Go Forward WITH CONFIDENCE • 1 h IN a country grow ing daily more stable, with its institutions placed on a sound • basis, there is room for progress, for an atmosphere of forward-looking optim::L: ism. Encouraged by the events of the past weeks, relieved of anxiety and apprehension, the nation steps boldly forward. This institution proudly declares its faith and confidence in “the New Dea!.’’ PRESIDENT’S DAY jj:: HAIL TO THE CHIEF! ! First State Bank b :