Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 136, Decatur, Adams County, 9 June 1933 — Page 5

| ■Thief Stole Coat I b|o , col. (U.R)-Tlicre is no L your appetite Lard to please?

k SATURDAY SPECIALS AT THE I Country Meat Market ■PORK CHOPS, Lean, Tender 15c lb ■SMOKED SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 25c ■ PORK ROAST, Lean 10c lb ■ PORK LOIN END ROASTIII2 1 >c lb ■ BEEF BOIL, Plate 7c lb ■ MACARONI and Spaghetti 3 pkgs. 10c ■ Home Grown IP RADISHES 1 M ■ Leaf Lettuce, th IvV 3 hunches Ivt ■ Phone 129 90S Winchester I Tuna Fish 3 29c ■ van Camps—For Tasty Summer Salads I SODA CR ACKERS 2 lb. box J 7 ( . ■ Country Club—Oven Fresh and Crisp XIV I COFFEE lb. ■ JEWEL—(3 tb. p.<g. 49c) 11 ' I BREAD 11,I 1 , lb. loaf 7.. I Country Club Sliced, tb. Ijaf 5c * I DEVILS FOOD CAKE ‘ML. I 2'lb. 2 layer Chocplate Fudge Icing Oi/V I ■■■ ■ ■ ■■ Country Club, Tested Quality Ma ■ FLOUR w ,■« 57c CORN FLAKES 13 oz. pkg. (L. I Country Club _ | SUGAR - 25 lb. bag t? 1 9Q I Jack Frost, Pure Cane Granulated * '**'* SHREDDED WHEAT pkg. |Q C P. & G. SOAP 6 Giant Bars 1 (1 , White Naptha Soap 1 C H I p s O 2 large pkgs. Camay Soap, bar. . .5c Ivory Soap, med. bar 5c SANDWICH SPREAD Qt. ?£/• Real Joy ■ ~ H MATCHES fi boxes Diamond Quality KROGER TISSUE 4. rolls 1 IL. QUALITY FRIDAY & SATURDAY MEAT VALUES PICNIC’S tb- 10c Swift’s Shankless SI MMER SAUSAGE lb. 1Q C THURINGER minced HAM lb. IQp DELICIOUS ■ VEAL LOAF lb- 25c for Cold Lunches FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES I EMONS dozen 32C California SunKist, 360 size ORANGES dozen 21c California Valincias ""it . —— tomatoes 2 lbs - 25c f ancy Hot House . CANTALOUPES 2 for 1 <) c California, medium size ~ WATERMELON each 49 C Large Watson's

|accounting for a thief's taste The' ' I °° l ot a rece “t robbery here was I . one woman's fur coat agd a small ! emery wheel. RURAL CHURCHES I ' U. B. Mission 308 N. Second St. i J. Clair Peters, pastor i . Last Sun <lay for both the morn, ing and evening services we enjoy, ed a splendid attendance. There was a deeply spirtual tone all thru the meetings. The enthusiastic works are encouraging. Morning Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Special service, 10:30 a. in. Evening Evangelistic services, 7.30 p. m. You are cordially invited. — -o— Calvary Evangelical Church I Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. James Darr, superintendent. The attendance was seven below the entire enrollment last Sunday. It is the purpose to go over the top next Sunday. Following the lesson study there will be choir practice and rehearsal for Children s Day,

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1933.

.which program will be given Sunday night, June 18th. Worship on 1111 sc ay night with sermon by M. w. Sundermann. o— _ | Antioch M. B. C. Church Rev. Simon Moore, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. I reaching and communion service, 10:45 a. m. Special numbers in song. . Evening service, 7:30 p. m. This being our quarterly conference date, our presiding elder, Rev. H- E. Miller of Elkhart will be with ns and apeak both morning and evening. Rev. Miller is a forceful speaker and you will enjoy his upBling and spiritual messages. Be sure and come. —0 typman' With ihe • <y<ay<r )[[ // J/ The Man With the Hoe Start the celery, cabbage and | cauliflower seeds for the late fall j crops. They will be ready to put out in the middle of July. The 15th i is the standard date for putting out I late crop plants of these vegetables.! — Tie up the tomato vines as they I grow, keeping them to one or at the most two or three main stalks, ac-| cording to the stake or trellis you I are using, if they get out of hand | it is hard work to tie up the vines I without breaking them. Plant a few gourds on the garden fence for the kids to play with. until it is warm before planting. They make lots of vines in a hurry. Annual chrysanthemums will give a line lot of marguerites for table decoration this summer. Plant them now. Red cabbage is in demand in city markets because of its ornamental quality in slaws and salads as well as its flavor. Rock Red is a small sure-heading sort. Sow it for a late fall crop. Spade up a seed beu in a shady corner of the yard to plant late perennial seeds. They are more easily cared for in the open ground than in boxes at this drying season i.f the year. Pulverize the soil fine. Wet it down thoroughly and plant ’the seed as soon as it dries past the mud stage. Potato bugs and cabbage worms are now on the job. Swat them before they get too far ahead of you. Let the hoe be your garden putter. brassin and niblick, for half an hour a day, and you will surprise yourself with a wecdless garden. Make a sowing of annual baby’s breath and phlox Drunimoudi for a later crop. Plant cosmos along the fence and be ready to tie it up when it gets a couple of feet tall. It has the falling habit when the wind hits it later in the season. Plant some of the big gourds for bird houses. A little hole admits the wren to a safe and weatherproof home in some of these interesting fruits. o— Antarctic Lights The Antarctic region lias Its counterpart of the famous northern i llglits--the Au'Wi Australia. Martins ME A T MAR KE T At Dell's Grocery PHONE Loin and Short | P7/* Steak, lb ld>V Fresh Hamberger Z* pound Uv Pan Sausage Qflf* 3 lbs. for V——■mu I Illi I IWMW Pai rot's Franks Oftz. 3 lbs. for -jML White Bass (Si* Yellow Perch 9P,, 2 lbs. for At V A full line of Parrot's Cold Meats. j Open from Zto 10 SUNDAY.

Sheriff Given Bogus $lO Bill Hope, Ark. - (U.R) — Counterfeiters here have no fear of “John Law.” They picked the sheriff as one of I their victims for a bogus ten dollar bill and went merrily on their way. o Twins Made Perfect Grades Jonesboro, Ark.—(U.R)—A pair of twins at Jonesboro State College

HITE’S GROCERY I PHONES 31 and 201 Another big truck load of those Fancy Old Potatoes, solid, easy cookers. Do not turn black. Plenty of Russett and Rural New York Seed Potatoes. IPails.ti.each 10c 10 lbs. Fresh 1 Q KRAUT r Corn Meal it/U can ol Sliced Peaches P Good Imperial 41 (A small can OC Tea, lb Zi»*C Good 5 Sewed IQ Rolled Oats Qp* „ Brooms AMU 10 lbs Large Gold Dust 1 f* Gallon cans Red J Q Washing Powd. IOC Pitted Cherries. TrOC 2 lb. box Gra- Large Boxes | M ham Crackers. . Post Toasties. .. J. VC Soda Crackers 15c HOMINY r t Pork & Beans r can OC can tJC Big 8 oz. jug 1 r Quart cans Best 1 r Vanilla Extract. 1 OC Mustard LOC ■ 10 cakes White 1 C|/» Fancy Bulk 1 Naptha Soap .. A t/C Coffee, lb A t)C Vegetable or p* Iced Honey 1 A Tomato Soup, can OC Cakes, dozen . . AvC P. Cane Sugar ■- -X 65c Qt. can Peanut 1 Q Gallon cans 1 Butter A</C Peaches OOC i Little Elf Dessert p* Bisquick for dainty 1 Powder OC Biscuits OQiBig 3 tb. can Van Camps package <-i*JC Baked -| Ck Dried Peaches 1 P Beans ....IVC 2 lbs A.OC ■. Sea Shell Macaroni pkg 5c i .. , —. ■ — — Fisher & Harris i PHONES 3 and ! FINE GROCERIES Flour, Blue Ribbon. No Lux Soap Flakesrtf* r| better flour for bread large pkg or pastry PQ Gold Dust 1 24 lbs \JtzV large pkg At)L 48 lbs $1.35 Say man's Soap. Pride of Decatur, the box of 3 bars. . . *2l/ L t| best soft winter wheat Clothes Pins 1 Flour QQz» ? ' 10c boxes... 1 12 lbs Olives, large OQp 24 lbs 55c Queens, qt. jar..£t/V Watermelons ,iQz» Small Sweet Pickles, Large Red Ripe quarl ,l a L ''>l’ I'7 , . . Peanut Butter, 2 lb. lie Sweet Corn, regular ferto b()Uki 25c 12 1 value Beechnut Peanut But- , ‘ cans ■HtJV ( vl . j|). j ar 21c I SunKist Sardines, Van Camp’s * Oranges, 2 doz. OeAL 15 oz. can 10c Dozen 19c pretzels, 2 lbs 25c Sugar, Fine Iced Honey Cookies, Granulated lOlb/AOC dozen 10c Sugar, lx Non-Caking Kraut Juice, 2 large Powdered Irj cans • ,• • •• " - ,r 2 pound pkgs.. .A. • C Swup. Golden No. Head Lettuce 1 r iv* °- n U ‘ J-iinn ‘S' Large s’s, 2 hds. 15C Svru ° p White ' 1 ( .. ll . cad «;/•/• ;; • 7 ‘ No. 5, '/ 2 gallon.. 30c Sholtz. Malted Graham Red Ki( | ntv jjeans, (hackers 1 SvP la r ß e cans .... 20c pound box .... lOV p ork and ]{ v ans. large j Home Grown r. t cans 5c Spinach, lb ?Jv instant Postum,, large Salt, lodine or IKp can 39c plain, 2 -10 c bxs AOU Postum Cereal, large i Coco Malt or package 21c Toddy, lb. tin.. Z AOU Sani-Flush, Bowlene Old Dutch ■ -JtL* 01 Br ‘ in,> ' <an " 21c Cleanser. 4 Ripe Olives, Ige. can L»c Quality Golden 6VQ Grillo 2 pkgs.. L>c Rio Coffee, 2 IbsZ JC I ; ’<' S- <>• s • - Chase & San- QKx. ®‘ la *; I .’ l ’. ‘ *' ,i,h 3S I born t offee, lb. Z«)C bulk Rolled Oats, Post or Kelloggs Q £ a(| J so 19c Bran Flakes, pkg. «7U Cu( Macaroni Salad Dressing QO d 5c ( " iart ,J ar o .'' , Shelled Pop C orn. Millers Big l'/i lb. loaf j ))Ounds 19c ot Quality Wagners No. 8 Cast Bread MV Skillets Kuehner Pumpernickel n o g, s , ze 89c Bread IQp Antiseptic Crepe Toilet l/ 2 lb. loaf .. . l’)l Paper, 4 - 1000 sheet 1 Kuehner German Rye Rolls I^ ( ' Bread, large I A., A complete assortment [ oa f AVU of Fruits and Vegetables Eemekljbi i ■li—rw—

made straight “A" grades last semester. Mildred and Madeline Majors, 19-year-old girls, maintain their, 'exact similarity in dress, appearance and character. Mental Strain in France Telephone operators and stenographers are, according to a French lector, apf te suffer from undue mental strain.

Phones Free Delivery L * I ►J > ■ -.xA- ■■■ JBBBAKRShH ’ s f K CHOICE CHICKENS, mBOMB ' , M | andTIRKnS real spring cHix oq P 2 to 2'/z lbs. each, 1b.... City Chicken or Sugar Cured Smoked Hams ; W 2 K SUGAR CURED oiT/vr smoked i7 r S IILOI Whole or half, lb. ? COFFEE 1 S V * SUGAR CURED PICNICS U ( . 1 a good one / Pound k 25c m SUGAR CURED BACON m- JS SQUARES, 3 lbs PALMOLA OLEOMARGERINE SPARE RIBS, 3 lbs. ... 25c pound Young Roasters 1 (Jz» PORK W# I)rCSSed< ’ Shoulder steak 1 Nice Hens IQp L 4 Special, Pound I Special, lb k 10c nl ce SLICED SUGAR CURED 9(L» » PERFECT OLEO Otp pREAMERY Buller 2 pounds ZrftJv V 2 pounds VVV DIAMOND MATCHES 5 pkgs. MACARONI COTTAGE 680XE5 ...-...25c 0 5 X aghetti 25c ~ 10c FRANKFORTS, PUDDING or 25c BOLOGNA, 3 lbs. . . v Nf FRESH Home Made 25c 3 FISH f? Werners, 2 lbs liver.:';”', 1 :., sfc CZS”"*’ 21b5.45c|5 - — Choice Cuts of Lamb—Plenty Fresh Eggs, 2 dozen. .25c BIG ECONOMY SOAP WEEK SALE Real Bargains in Soaps made by Colgate -Palmolive-Peet Co. Er 2i,kss - ■S soap , H r 3 cakes 1 FLi 19c BWCT9I SOAP CHIPS 10c tn 5 tbs - Endorsed by a " lt/C None Better.. £*JU leading Silk /f- 3 i manufacturers 1 1, 1 ” 1 BEER Special Saturday BLATZ, OLD HEIDELBERG, per case $3.15 BERGH OF F, per case $2.60 ATLAS, PRIMA and MILLERS HIGH LIFE, per case. . $3.15 ' Phis SI.OO Deposit for Bottles and Case. LARD OK p IV MCE PORK 1 r;,. 3 ,hs ( ’ ,,o,>s ’ ,b Sausage, Country OfU, style, 3 lbs £vU ... e . Shoulder Ribs or Hamberger, fresh OK /t v I r 11 ground, 3 Bis Neck BoilCS, 6 lbs.. FREE DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. BUT ORDER EARLY AS POSSIBLE SO WE CAN GIVE YOU SERVICE. Phones 106 and 107.

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