Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 100, Decatur, Adams County, 27 April 1933 — Page 5

■FREE! [ 10 Big, ■Useful Prizes Prize: 1 gal. Perfection House Paint; 2nd Prize; Wall Kinamel; 3rd Prize; 1 qt. Kinamel; 4th 1 ‘P- Kinamel Varnish; sth Prize: 1 pt. KinaniPrize: 1 pt. Kinamel Varnish. ■ Other Prizes: 4 pts. Liquid Wax. TO BLY —WE HOLD PRIZES FOR NOT PRESENT W HEN GIVEN AWAY. Klf Pint Can KINAMEL for 10c ■ ' (Not the usual 1-1 or 1-8 pint can) Ilin 22 ATTRACTIVE COLORS, for Furniture, ■ Toys, and Woodwork. I $250.00 Worth on Sale »0n • Day Only One to a Family Grown-Ups Only ■ DON’T MISS THIS ■ I We invite you to come to this Demonstration. I Bring your neighbors. I PAINT DEMONSTRATION Representative will show many interesting ■ things never before shown here. I®ys’ Contest: We want 100 Boys. I Win a Prize! I SATURDAY, APRIL 29th ■he B. J. Smith Drug Co [■CATIR INDIANA I HURRY! HURRY! E More Days FRIDAY and SATURDAY THEN CLOSES OUR GIGANTIC Removal Sale ■ in which we are disposing of ® Our Entire Stock of ALUMINUMWARE, | TIN WARE and HOUSEHOLD NEEDS! ■■* . - • • • • •••♦• K 'SH BOILERS, Heavy Galvanized $1.29 »ISH BOILERS, Tin, Copper Bottom §1.29 ■ASH BOILERS. Extra Heavy Block Tin. Heavy ■Copper Bottom §1.79 |> 14 oz. ALL COPPER WASH BOILERS .. §2.69 ■RAINER DAIRY PAILS 29c up yAVY GALVANIZED MEASURE, ' 2 bu. size.. 49c ■l bushel size 69c BAVY GALVANIZED GARBAGE CANS 69c ■•AV Y MILK CANS, 5 gallon size $2.19 ■ gallon §2.29; HI gallon §2.39 ■AMELED CHICK WATER FOUNTS 5c ■IVANIZEI) CHICK FEEDS. 2 and 3 partitions 39c ■ quart TIN DAIRY PAILS. . 15c; 12 quart... 19c ■tra Heavy 10 quart DAIRY PAIL 29c ■ 2 quart size 33c; 14 quart size 39c ■LI) BLAST LANTERNS 97c ■ quart GALVANIZED STOCK PAIL 39c quart size 45c; 20 quart size 49c ■ tra Special Values on Tables at.. 5-10-15 c and 25c ■ quart GRANITE DISH PANS 29c; 11 quart.. 42c ■ANITE CHAMBERS, Child’s.. 19c; Large.. .29c ■ANITE SLOP JARS, All White 59c ■ECTAL WEST BEND ALUMINUM 2 quart ■PERCOLATORS, §1.75 Value 98c ■EST BEND ALUMINUM TEA KETTLES ... §1.79 ■ quart ALUMINUM WATER PAILS 69c ■UMINUM ROASTERS 69c ■ONING BOARDS, §3.50 reg. price. Sale Price $2.39 ■LVANIZED SPRINKLERS, Brass tp. 6 quart 43c ■ s quart..49c; 10 quart. 59c; 12 quart..63c ■ILLOW CLOTHES BASKETS, Large $1.19 ■Extra Large $1.29 ■NCY SHOPPING BASKETS 19c up ■ meh WINDOW SCREENS 25c ■’ECIAL ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS 59c and 85c FISHER & HARRIS

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1933.

IMPROVEMENT IS NOTED LOCALLY INALL LINES FROM PAGE ONE) market conditions were also report,ed by the local produce plant. Larger Harness Factory | C. C. Schafer, president of the Schafer Company, announced today the moving and enla.rging of the company's harness factory. The factory will be moved from the Madison street building to the

Follow The Crowds —that have been buying Quality Furniture from us at today's lowmarket. We have filled our floor with all new furniture and have plenty of it. Let us take you to the factory show room for your Living Room Suite and Occassional Chairs. They have a large selection of covers and styles to choose from. We cordially invite you to see, and inspect our furniture. See us for your New Kalamazoo Ranges and Oil Stoves at factory prices and terms. Sprague Furniture Co. The Store with the Low Overhead. Phone 199 Monroe st.

I Kl Do**’*| I ISf These ■ I LOW PRICES I S We offer these specials as an I inducement for Home Owners ■ vk and Housewives to do their I Painting and Spring Cleaning-up I A- . Sv' 5 * Now! The savings are great — The I Quality high! | 4 WATER sP A R SUN PROOF Pittsburgh Quick Drying uniTQF PAINT F L 0 K H 1 D E FLOOR ENAMEL HOUSE I AINT ENAMEL $1.98 per gallon Quickly makes Old. Floors A guaranteed lead and oil ■I For all interior floors; like New! Vse for porch, paint. Properly propor- » wood, cement or composi- kitchen, basement, gar- tinned and carefully , ■ tlou. Dries with a beau a g ei ol - any floor. With- ground by modern ma- v. ■> B| tiful gloss finish in 4 stands heavy wear. Is chinery. Covers and houfs. Easy to apply. easy to use and dries hard wears the limit! ■ Six colors. Sale price over night. Ten colors. Call for your color card. 5 o n 'y I 64c qt $2.75 gai. 64c qt. I DIC-A-DOO DRI-BRITE WAX „ C kk- EAN f S \- NE n T Tk- CUTS CLEANING TIME IN HALF No Scrubbing! No Rubbing! This marvelous new cleaner leaves painted Just apply Dri-Brite Wax to your ■ surfaces as bright as new! Put it on Floors, wait 19 minutes and it dries I and wipe it off! 1 QAz* bright. You do not have to ■ That’s All! AO &OVU rub or polish, per pint can. ... 4 OU ■ Grass Seed Keddy Waterless Lawn Mowers All Fresh This Qfjp T| CLEANSER Good onCß .. Priced z Year " The lb e a W nd E re^ws e at §8.511, down to. . M 1 1 ed, varnished, lacquered, — enameled and texture finGarden Fertilizer i shed » urfac e«: rugs c too. sponge on ana VV indow Screens The Resi..Tar<re sponge off.s. Waterless, 49c — The adjqsuu. Of-.. ________________ 50C I 75C Kind, as low as.... ajO V Bashes New Garden Seeds try rex wall Screen Doors In packages r liA PAPER CLEANER Ready to hang QH HQ Also L “SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY S L 39 Folding Ironing Boards, sturdy construction.... GARDEN TOOLS IN COMPLETE ASSORTMENT RAKES, HOES, SPADES. SHOVELS. Etc., Etc. AT NEW LOW PRICES. See Us For Your Every Paint Need. LEE HARDWARE COMPANY 236 Monroe St. Decatur. Ind.

second floor of the new Schafer ‘ building on First street. The harness factory will occupy i ’ the entire second floor of this build-1 Ing. giving it a space 66 by 132 feet. For several months the har-1 ness factory has been running full ! 1 force and increased orders make 1 it necessary to enlarge, Mr. Schafer stated. At present the capacity of the plant is 1,200 seis of harness a year and with ibe enlarged quarters, j production can be increased more than twice that amount. Orders

| booked for future delivery, warI rant an immediately enlarging of Ithe factory facilities. I The company now employs 15 | men in the shop and as soon as [ the machinery is moved to the new 1 quarters, the force will be increased. Earl Fuhrman is manager of the harness and saddlery department and Alex Tanvas is factory foreman. a BANK SUSPECTS ARE ARRESTED (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) i ficials of the state criminal bureau and local authorities. Stroh, Kiel and Reece were brought to Delphi but Howard was kept at Indianapolis where he shot the three detectives who arrested i him Tuesday night. The detectives | were reported recovering today but Indianapolis police refused to I release Howard to Carroll county authorities. Kiel signed his confession, in the presence of Karl Burkant, chief of the criminal bureau; Capt. Matt

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■ I Leach of the state police force and t Sheriff Clinton. He said the last robbery they ’ committed was at Burlington April ’ ■ 11 where $1,635 was obtained. r i I Kiel said that he and one com- '; panion robbed the Reynolds bank jof SSOO and the Morgantown bank of $5,000. His confession implicat- ' ed Howard in the first robbery at Centerville and Stroh in the second. The first Burlington bank robI bery, Kiel said, was carried out by himself, Stroh and Howard, and netted $2,300, while Reece assisted J them in the sa.'ond holdup. At Kempton the holdup was

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thwarted by bank officials who fired from behind bullet proof glass. Howard was wounded and received treatment at Kiel’s home, the confession said. Arraignments of the suspects will

“Fencing” & “Roofing” With the inflation which is taking place in our country every commodity is bound to advance in price, which means that we are selling you FENCING now for less than we possibly will next week, this is going to be true of everything by everybody. You will have, and get, more dollars for what you sell but will take more dollars for what you buy in return. Steel has already enjoyed a liberal advance and still climbing. Our advise is get your wants bought some place immediately for the time being. Our stock has never been so complete as at this minute and all still depressionally priced. Look Us Over! Cash Coal & Supply Yard R. A. STUCKEY Home of Stuckey’s Hog-Glad.

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• be delayed, the sheriff said, until . Stroh and Reece are questioned. I — -o D. A. Gilliom of Berne was looking after business here this afterI noon.