Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 236, Decatur, Adams County, 6 October 1933 — Page 5

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lAppelmans Grocery ■ phones 215 and 219—Delivery Service ■ Katirn: and Cooking Burco Coffee 1 O ■ Apples, very JJQ,, pound IOC ■ good, bushel ...Ot/C Bursley’s High rtQ I Idaho Etokinic A1 „ U ™.f • p '""’ 11 ■ Potatoes, peek . 11 ( aliforma ] A ■ - _ Grapes, lb 11/v ■ Miller s \ ery 1f! ~ „ ■ Good takes .... IOC Sweet Potatoes 1 O B Oranges, Sun- 1 s Hkist. dozen 36c,«lt#V Eating and Cooking |Grape Fruit OP „ Apples. 8 tbs. nr 9 very good, .'5 forzieJC ■Fork & Beans 3 cans 19c ■ 12 Cans 69c ■ Peaches QK/, Palmolive Soap 1 A ■ 12 cans 51.92 M Corn, good 1 Super Suds i H ■ can 11/ C 2 pkgs 1 i C I 12 cans $1.09 ;|rc.s. S „od 1 A Cold Dust, IQ. I ” ■„» v;: SYlr, >«. P k S .. «k l.ic II Green Beans 1A „ J can lUC P. &G. Soap 17a I 12 cans $1.09 1 large bars ... 1I C ■Toilet Paper 11 ir 2 for9c is Little Elf Jello A (linger Ale, Lime Rickey fl Powder, 2 pkgs... */C Club Soda 1 o<r» | quart X\>C Pop Corn OJP „ Red Kidney 1 A 1 H>s, Beans, Ige. can I*/C Pineapple, broken slices Bates. Fresh OCT large can OOa mpkf Joe JJc HITE’S GROCERY PHONES 31 and 201 Potatoes 6o n>ybu ’ he|g sl*l9 2') lb. bag *)Q „ IjarKe can l>ork 10/* Onions Ot/V and Beans JLUC Gallon cans 4 r Gallon cans PC,, Peaches Apple Butter. . l/t)v 2 lb. can Crushed Pine- fTQ., Cocoa mf)C apple, gal. can..Oo/U SOAP " u i? l S ha 19c New Corn Meal -| A _ New Raisins 1 A /t 3 lbs lUC a package IUC Black Raspbcr- 1 P Small Pineapple tA n Hes, can IOC can 11/C Black Rasp her- AfT Lima Beans 1 (L, ries. gal. can... OOC a can Iv/C APPLE "W 10 lbs, 25c 'A Hite Linnen 1 r Large cans Peaches in Soap Chips .... AOC heavy syrup 1 7c* 5 lb. bag Rolled 1 A can -1® 1/ (fats A*/C Quart cans 17 A large cans Apricots in Mustard X-tIL. heavy syrup 1 Q New Honey tan lOC a cake Ul DRINKING GLASSES, I 2 for 29c 2 lb. box Gra- QC „ 2 lb. box Soda OOa bam Crackers.. Crackers ■Ol (ial. cans Red Ar 2 cans Fancy *VT ~ Pitted Cherries. OOC Peas »OU Little Elf Dessert ff 3 cans Fancy Ofwv Powder OC Corn , JOC FLOUR H*°.£F Air sl*os 25c - d,;r'" uk " 8 . isc feto,, ..10c 15c Asparagus Tips r Quart jar Salad 1 c »n IOC Dressing 6'JL ' an Camps Pork & Beans. Kraut. Red Beans. I

J« tun< It will join with the Pint Church In the Quarterly Confer- * ence Worship with xermon, by Rev. M. W. Sumlermann on Thureday night. - ■ o — " — Antioch M. B. C. Church HeV. Simon Moore, pastor Sunday ■cfhool o:7n a. nt. Preaching, 10:110 am. KvangellHtlc nor vice, 7 p. m. Our revival effort l« progreeelng veryAnlcely uiiiHt the wonderful preaching of Mies Cora Hattiwny, evangeliat. Her tneeaagea are ease. aound, anil ho full of the love of Clod as to make them much appreciated by all. We Invite all who will to come and enjoy these (cervices with us. If you have a soul need, be sure and come.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCTORF.R f», 1933.

CONNIVANCE IS CHAR6EDTODAY Minton, Public Counselor, Makes Claim of Propaganda Campaign Indianapolis. |„d, Oct. ti (UP> Connivance between privately owned public utilities and tbe Kepubllcan etato commute in a propaganda campaign against expenditures of the public service commieaion In Its rate reduction cases was charged today by Sherman Minton, public counselor for the commission. A record In rate reductions whereby the public can judge whether commission expenditures are justifiable will be the administrations answer to the chargee, Menton said. Criticism of commission expenditures have been directed particularly against the SB6 per diem being paid Mark Wolff, expert investigator imported from New York to ferret out information on wlikh rate reduction cases against utilities may be based. "it is true that we have an expert in the field aearchiug for some of the facts which go to make up reasons for r< duclng high rates and which have been hidden for so many years" Mento ndeclared. “A man qualified to search for these needles In the haystack must be an expert. If some of them are not brought forth the ratepayers of ■lndiana may know that they will continue paying excessive charges to the utilities. ‘tAt the expense of the ratepayers, utility companies employ experts at SIOO to $l5O a day. Mr. Wolff, the accountant working for th commission, is paid much less. “Inasmuch as some of this criticism of Wolffs employment has emanated from propagandists working for the Republican state committee and its circulation has been reported as receiving encouragement from the utility companies themselves, 1 will make ties commendation: "Let tiie ratepayers judge the worth of an effort to match the wits of keen utility aeeountepts. If critics block the effort, then surely they will oe willing to make 11l ir accounting to the ratepayers. "If this investment in expert assistance fails, it will not be because the public counselor and the state administration have avoided a duty We shall be willing to answer to the public. "If It succeeds, of course the investment then will be of little consequence, If we are to be blamed for trying something, we are willing to take it, but we will not be sidetracked by subtle propaganda." SITUATION IN STRIKE AREAS STILL SERIOUS (CONTINUED FltOM PAOE ONE) Illinois' spectacular coal mine war appeared a strong probability today as all efforts of state and local authorities have failed to effect more than a temporary truce. Bullet-riddled property of the Feabody Co.'s mine No. 43, scene of a sanguinary clash between rival union miners yesterday, was under guard of 334 Illinois national guardsmen under command of l,t. Col. Robert W. Davis of Carbondale. Twenty-two persons, mostly members of the Ijnlted Mine Workers of America, but including one woman, Mrs. Forrest Priest of Harrisburg. nursed gun-shot and Hying glass wounds as a result of a 15-hour siege of the mine early yesterday. W. C. Craggs, superintendent of the mine, announced that work would he resumed tomorrow. Responsibility for the violence here was plared on members of the Progressive Miners’ union, an outgrowth of the U. M. W. of A., and its hitter antagonist. Peabody has refused to recognise the progressives, and has displaced Its members with the older union’s

I BEER UNCO ■ SERVICE STATION High\\%> 16 y.- I mile east of town. f SKIP YOUNG ■ The man who draws the gjj crowds. Also Mr. Brown who sings your favorite ■ songs. We serve lunches. Everybody Welcome. Plenty of room. Meyer Bunt man, Proprietor

men. Preliminary federal Intervention through the NRA meanwhile, was an actuality today, as Donald R. Klchberg. chief counsel for that body, was en route to Washington to report to Administrator Johnson. on outcome of a conference at Springfield with Guv. Horner and representatives of the men ami op erators. A tentative basis has been found for a solution of the problef, Klchberg announced. WILL NOT PAY ENTIRE DEBTS (CONTINUED FROM TAOK ONE) instructed to make the alternative offers named, but it was understood. The lump sum payment would include principal and Interest. United Press Information Is that bar gold has been purchased over a period of many month* by an unbuyer In behalf of the British treasury, and that this would bp shipped to American treasury department at once If a lump settlement were made. The token payments would commence Dec. 15. when the next debt installment Is due. Duck Turned Placer Miner Chicago —(UP)—A duck at Cold Sprlug-on-Hudson turned placer miner recently, and as a result the Frederick J. V Skiff Hall of the Field Museum here is richer by, one placer gold exhibit. The gold was found in the craw of the duck oy Frederick Blaschke. Blaschke turned his discovery over to the museum and it is now included in the placer gold exhibits of the institution. — -o— Benny Dance, Friday and Sunday, Sunset.

Opposite BELL’S PHONE Court . House Cash Grocery 292 TIN CANS — Dozen 39c COOKING APPLES — ' Basket .50c BALDWIN APPLES—(IO ibs. 25c) Basket...69c ONIONS — Yellow — 10 pounds 19c JONATHAN APPLES—(B His. 23c) Basket.... 98c DELICIA OLEO—(lb. 10c) 3 lbs 23c NORTHERN SPY — (10 tbs. 25c) Basket .... 69c Rinso, ftO _ Apple Butter IJT ~ (small 9c) largew*)t Quart jar AOC Lux Flakes OT Catsup, large 1 A _ (small 10c) Lux Soap 1 A Macaroni (each 7c) 3 forx*/U 3 Ibs C Lifebuoy Soap | Q Winner Matches »1A (each 7c) 3 for li/C 6 boxes Mwl Potatoes O P M°P Sticks 1 A _ Cherries, pitted PQ King Bee Pork £P gallon Oa/U & Beans, can .... OV Mothers Cocoa AA Pork & Beans 1 A 2 Ih. can mUC large can TRY OUR BABY BEEF ROAST, STEAKS, STEWS—THEY ARE BETTER. Pure Pork Sausage.. All Beef Bamberger. Fresh Country Butter. Bacon, whole or half, mild cure, 15e lb. Milk, pint, 3c. Friday - Saturday 7k SPECIALS APPLES GRIMES GOLDEN HCk, 10 tbs. and JONATHAN—BUSHEL ........ (V C 23c Delicious Winter Bananas, QQ 8 Ibs. Northern Spy, Winesap—BUSHEL. . t/a/C 23c 1> A N A NAS — 4 pounds 25c Oranges, Cal. 1 r Head Lettuce 1 r Seedless, dozen. 2 for IOC Lemons. Sun- <jr Leaf Lettuce ir rt lar K e 60L 2 Ibs lOC “v, 25c 15c (,rape Iruit, fancy new crop, 6 for Mangoes. Red -J Q ZoC and Green, doz. lUC Onions, 10 lb. no Cauliflower, Carrots, bag Cucumbers, Itadishes C K L E R Y — 4 stalks 10c POTATOES U. S. No. 1 10 lbs 19c 15 lb. peck ....... 28c 60 lb. bushel .... sl.lO 100 th. bag SI.BO A full line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Dixie Queen Markets WHOLESALE RETAIL KRUITS 157 N. Second St. VEGETABLES SAVL WHILE SPENDING AT THE DIXIE QUEEN

Drive out lit Chick's Road] Side Inn Saturday night. Dancing. Good Eats. 1 mile south Decatur, state road 27. J more. SUNSHINE days on v your calendar How many days in the month do you feel your best? You can add to these sunshine days by aimply obeying nature’s laws. The first of these laws is regular elimination. Avoid common constipation by eating a delicious cereal. Tests show Kellogg’s AllBran furnishes “bulk” to exercise the intestines, and vitamin B to help aid regularity. AllBran also contains twice the iron of an equal weight of beef liver. The “bulk” in All-Bran is much like that in leafy vegetables. How much more pleasant than pills and drugs—so often habit-forming. Serve as a cereal or use in cooking. Directions on the red-and-green packN AILRDAW age ’ At 8,1 gro ' g AL- OKAN cers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek *

ci^OKS Mrs. John Schafer’s Home Made Chocolate Raisen Cakes, Angel Food Cakes, (iinger, Butterscotch and Sugar Cookies. ALSO, NOODLES. PLENTY FRESH EGGS. —"'ML BEEF TO BOIL 4 lbs. 25c Sr fork 1 S , 1 GOOD VEAL POCKET or STEW lb. 10c f Shoulder Steak 1 f. n „ Spc ™V ' GOOD TEA BONE STEAKS 25c l 2 lbs- 25c j Today Only, pound X i NICE SLICED SUGAR CURED 90^ PE , BACON, tb Real Bargains in Soaps made by Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. iSimi T» 2 ** lEB 2,/ ‘"" EZTjl 3 j akes iJPIP 15c Egg 23c BarS Pineapple, each 55c t/V Peaches - each -55 c IQ Cherries, each 65c Endorsed by all A*/V - - Catsup, each 85c leading Silk - r -■- ... — — ' manufacturers " *” Dandy Rolled Rib Roasts, no bones, no waste, lb 20c $1 SPECIAL —3 lbs. Bamberger or Sausage, 3 lbs. Oleomargarine, 3 lbs. Lard, 3 lbs. Bacon Squares—l 2 lbs. for SI.OO COFFEE, Bursley f Nice Boiled Ham, High Grade, J&W* SLICED BURCO—Good Coffee 2 His. 33c pound OOC SjK ’ hv-vSotl SUGAR CURED 8F Gwlwuns % SMOKED 1 (L. V or 1 fSTKBgJ Whole or half, lb. J Holiday Cream 1 Cookies 1 sugar c ured 11 PICNICS, pound 11C L on,* i SUGAR CURED BACON 1/U. P SQUARES, lb AUt palmola 10c spare ribs, 3 lbs. ... 25c Oleomargarine, lb. lard 9r jv NICE PORK OAp 3 n,s CHOPS, lb Style, !b 11/C Hambcnrer, fresh (gW Shoulder Ribs or 20c ground, lb 11/C Neck Bones, b lbs., PERFECT OLEO OCT DREAMERY Butter cfji r 2 pounds U 2 pounds ■ W DIAMOND MATCHES ■ 5 pkffs> MACARONI COTTAGE #BOXES 25c r^ A, :" ET ".35c {'!i( ESE 10c Last Time ' FRANKFORTS, - luncheon meatsI --. . ’ Corned Beef, tb. 25c Hfclj]- l’l DOING or 1 (ll* Baked Ham. tb. . cSCJSIiI BOLOGNA, lb. ... " oi ' ed Ham Tb--li® Home Made IQn Pressed Ham. tb. 20c Weiners, lb Mmced Ham ’ tbritfr™irr Honey Loaf, ft. ... 30c Braunschweiger LIVER as ”.u w..t 3 lbs 2,ce —— ft,4 ni Hi Bfakv BERGHOI F—Light or Dark per case .S 2. I 0 111 lil AUGUSTINER per case $2.90 PS PWf BLUE RIBBON per case $3.15 ULLBI BLATZ, MILLER’S HIGH LIFE. PRIM A... per case $3.13 wS9 SU2 &2£i ts Tax plus $1 Deposit for Case and Bottles. Kingsbury and Budvveiser at $3.40 a case If you do not wish to buy a case at a time we’ll gladly send you any amount of bottles you wish—ice cold and at any time of day. FREE DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. BUT ORDER AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE SO WE CAN GIVE YOU SERVICE. Phones 106 and 107.

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