Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 66, Decatur, Adams County, 16 March 1934 — Page 5

EP ,scop '’' Cnutfch fl* Morr««. 3ft tiwrt MJ’- ,nrd ’ Pa * t! ” K M«"» l-ebmar. Su»t. d( . )y March ,8 ' 19M W*Jk . r ,„ i nifkxl Ser- » . Th- Church at ■.''’ Tll ,' ;i „ will M.-ak ou ■ I , „„ Church ■ ,„ h ll ' u « ue B p : . r , -,>i will-speak S :■ Mav : v-xpcct fi .„(!av. March 21. Bl.,,1;,- Church .serve Hon m ' " S "" ky '* at o<X'll. [(H . || you -ire hi town, t»- ■ ■ .an Millenary »-ill nicei with Mrs. W. S. B ■no K. b’oun-lenC ■ ’’ . B |eidt ' f- . .'-'i'' ntiidr Class HsvA-Co CeliMll Will K,. tin iv'-ee of Miss Gene- ■ stiver al 7ch' (."lock. Fol--9 V class- -Ml hour will . ..... -k-u of M ix ■ ■rs<la v March 22- ■ . rehearse at I at the Church. M v „- nieef.nv ~i the Church at ■ ,->.-s Brink Bibles. Krday March 24. ■ J.ins.r Er.'- .'I. League will ■at the parsonage at 2:001 ■ivary Evangelical Church K|at School. 1 ::«» a. m Janies ■ surerinteml- nt. I'he regular ■> will convene at 2:30 with ■ n l,r K-e \l \\ Sundorman. ■ will he baptism service on’ ■ Sunil... and reception of ■er- Thus, desiring to unite j ■thf iliuri l. will meet the pas-

Decatur. Indiana IcOFFEE Jewel 2 lbs 33c ./•^■Smooth— Fragrant (3 tt>. pkg 49c) .■FRENCH BRAND lb. ?1 p M Apple Butter FLOUR Country Club Brand • a£| New i /» Avondale Quality Ml 14 oz. jar lUC 24 Ib. sack II C ■GREEN BEANS 3 No. 2 cans "^■Avondale —Stnngiess «4t/v ■OLEO 3 lbs. I STARCH. Avalon 17 Tasty XJU I Gloss, 3 lb. pkg.. lit Asparagus RAISINS Green, Avondale Sun Maid, Seedless H 2 't. 25c 2 15c ]SM 10 lb Bag 47c !^M f ’ ur e Granulated Shells FTF} j BREAD, 21 oz. Q ■ 100 |b. bag. 77 C (16 oz-ioal «< ) loaf Jt ' I Country Chib. Oven Fresh 1 Peanut Butter prunt/plums Embassy, Rich, Sniooth ,} No. 2*/j •) P' ”/ lb. */O p size cans Zvt " Jar £OU in heavy syrup • 'XU FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES VBBAGE ““ 3 tbs. |() ( . VNANAS 5 lbs.?K P ' d n'pe Fruit "MV WLIFLOWER each 1 9e, Snow White Heads AMV EAI) LETTUCE 2 for 1 K,. S«. Solid Heads IMV EW POTATOES 5 lbs. ’ey Stock “MV iEI) POTATOES «9 fit) R TIF!ED OHIOS 100 lb. bag * OBBLERS. Certified Chios.. 100 lb. bag $3.39 HfIK E MEATS— for Friday & Saturday S?: teakß ,b - isc lb ' HITTER x- lb. 25c

tor on Sunday. Calvary goe, by nun time. —•— o - ' - - Mt Tabor (Bobo M. E. Church) Revival services will begin Sunday night with Susan J. Walsh, formerly a missionary to India, assisting the paator. Mi<w Watah is a woman of wide experience and with 1 a vital message for the hour. 'Afternoon prayer meetngs each day except Saturday. \'o meatfngs ■ on Saturday. Everyone cordially Invitod. Clarks Chapel Preaching — It) a. m Some special features aro being arranged for this service. L. M. Pierce, pastor. —. . o | CHURCH REVIVALS Church of God This week Rev. Slacum, the evangelist at the Church of God revival is preaching a series of sermons on . "Life's Five Greatest Experiences." Sermon I. A great Beginning, Sermon 11. The Golden Hour Os Life; 1 Sermon HI, The Experience of Power; Sermon IV, Marriage. Companionate Companionship. Which? Sermon V. Lite'a Great Cotisumatiou. ! Tonight Rev. Slaeum will preach lon the fourth of the series of awI mens and Saturday night, on the , fifth. Sunday morning he will I preach on the fourth of the series i of sermons and Saturday night, on i the fifth. Sunday morning he will I preacfi on “What the Bible Teaches I About Sanctification," and his dosI tog message will be "Sterility.” i Sunday evening the man’s chorus from St. Paul Church will sing. To Export Fleas Boston —(UP)—A floating flea circus will go out from Boston, this Spring. The fleas — 500 ami all males are to be sent from the Benjson animal farm at Nashua, N. 11. Ito Copenhagen. Denmark, as soon | as mild weather comes, for exirerii mental purposes.

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Household Scrapbook -BY- # ROBERTA LEE Houce Plant* The broad leaves of house plants will become dirty, an wrdl as anything else, but they cun be readily cleaned with soapy water. Then rinse tihem with clear water. Blood Stain* if the finger is pricked while doing a piece of fine needle work and the article is stained with blood, a little ammonia will remove the mark. Sea-food Sandwiches Fora good fiah sandwich use thin slices of smoked sturgeon, Mlmon, or halibut, also thin slices of onion that have been soaked In ice water and dipped tn mayonnaise or French dressing. Use white or rye brpad. SAMUEL INSULL CAPTURED BY CREEK POLICE (CONTINUED FFOM PAait ONE) for deportation. No country in Europe wants him. It appeared inevitable that he would be forced I to return to the United States for | trial in connection with the collapse , of hia 1100.tW0.000 utilities empire, i i it was not believed any further | punishment than expulsion awaited i I him. although his escape almost : ! caused a cabinet crisis. It result-' i ed in dismissal of Interior Minister M .1 Mountsourides and Chief of Secret Police George Herbet. Insull's offense was that he was in technical custody and evaded It. and also that he was under orders , io leave by a specified route at a | specified time —the Orient Express' to Europe at 7 p. in. yesterday. The | government had bought him a tick-. Instead, he made his own ar I rangeuients and slipped out of Athlon:; secretly, probably Wednesday i night, boarding the ship at Piraeus, i Port of Athens. The government, I after a frantic search throughout Greece, finally learned of his mode of exit just in time. Will Be Deported Toronto. Ont., Mar. 16. — (U.R>i Extradition of Martin J. Insult, fug ■itive utilities executive and brother lof Samuel insull, to Chicago was I confirmed on appeal today by the i appeal court of Ontario. 1 Decision was final, ending a court battle over whether Insull would lace charges in connection with the Insull utilities empire collapse. ■ The appellate division of tlie suipreme court of Ontario desied In Lull's appeal and upheld jifdßfhent of Justice A. (’. Kingstoue, who, ' last December 2, ordered that the ’ former millionaire bo held for ex I tradition. o — ACTIVITIES HUM AT HOME SITE (CONTJNUgD FROM PAGE ONE) 'direction of Martin Mylott is erect'mg light poles. Two connections ! will be made between 'he project land Decatur. I An estimated 250 men will be rejiuired to complete the preparatory .stages of the project before the lI'WA deadline of May first. Those 'men will be split in 'wo groups, leach working 21 hours ■ week, in { order that IS hours of work may be i dor

FmS Ik nr • Milk -plus the flavor of real chocolate plus the yeast vitamins B and G. That's what Stillicious is. To the taste it’s just the finest chocolate dnnk that ever pleased a palate. Every quart contains vitamins equivalent to those contained in three cakes of yeast. Your children will go for Stillicious with eagerness, and you can smile with true approval. because every glass is full of extra health benefits. Vitamins B and G, you know, are the growth-promoting vitamins. Drinking Stillicious regularly will help your children build straight, sturdy bodies —put sparkle in their eyes and roses in their cheeks. The older members of your family will like it and benefit by its drinking, too. Try Stillicious with your next order. fCS Blue Creek Dairy Phone 467

No date has been set by the architects as to when the plan* for the 48 houses will be completed. SHERIFF KILLS YOUNGBLOOD IN BLOODY BATTLE (CONTINUED EROM -AOK ONE) through the room. The firing had ceased. Propper against a counter stood the sheriff, his revolver trained O! the bleeding body of the negro who was lying on the floor a few feet away. At the sheriff’s feet lay Deputy Lohr, clutching his side. Wants to be There Crown Point, Ind., March 16 (UP —Sheriff Lillian Holley, from whose Jail John Dillinger and Herbert Youngblood escaped with a toy gun, said when told that the negro had been captured thero she would go to Port Huron, Mich., herself "if ttuere is even a chance that Dll-

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linger is there." “I want to be right there when j that man is brought down," she said. Makley Case Rests lAna. 0., Mar. !«.—(U.» —The state rented its ease aguinst Char les .Makley. on trial for his life in the murder of Sheriff Jesse L. Sar ber, shortly before noon today. { The final witness for the state I was Mrs. Lucy Sarber, widow of the slain official. She identified Makley us tin- gangster who dubbed bar httshand after he had been ' shot by Hurry Peirpont, who last weeL was convicted on a charge identical with the one Makley I faces. The gangster pad raided the jail to free John Dillinger. Batteries Kill Cows Springfield, Mo— (U.R> —Twelve cows belonging to J. J. Postlewait' found some discarded automobile | batteries, licked the salty tasting i crusted add from them, and died.

SsT?7^P/i Lhciccst Meats In i he City Ileal Chickens, lb 22 C . 'J* * Our Best Sliced Bacon Saturday Only, lb ~ Fresh Oysters Large Open Eyed Swiss Cheese, lb 25c REAUSreCIALS FANCY SWISS STEAKS, pou* for n«n. Ih. . 1 CHOICE BEEF ROASTS from ’’rhne The Best, lb. | FANCY VEAL, ROASTS or SHOULDER STEAK, lb. 20c FRESHLY DRESSED RABBITS, lb TRY OCR MINUTE STEAKS, real tender. 2 lb. Jars PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lbs. 25c Large Gold Dust » mild per pkg. & ? (REAM 1 b PORK 1 ? CHEESE 11 f 1 pound I » Shoulder Steak *| I 23 C / Gold Dust V ; k 2 lbs 15c <<s Scouring Powder loC lb. A 3 ” t *' 9c Fresh Beef to Stew 4 lbs 25c Good Veal Stew or Pocket lb 12* IS; Hamberger 3 lbs 25c Blue Ribbon Malt 2 cans $1.25 COFFEE, Bursley 9 f CCi* Nice Boiled Ham, High Grade »*>• »** SLICED Qr BURCO—Good Coffee lb. 22c pound DOu Fresh Spare Ribs SUGAR CURED pound VrfWihfij SMOKED |7 ( . 1& Whole or half, lb. 11 v 10c •Jgr SUGAR CURED lOz. Nice Pork or Beef PICNICS, lb lOC Tenderloin, lb 28c — lard Im, rv Nice Pork Chops I’ound lUC pound 25c, 2 lbs. Sausage. Country If Honey Loaf, lb 30c (2 lbs. for 25c) AOC uII < 1 I Shoulder Ribs or X. ..15c Neck Bones, « lbs. - Ot MERRIT OLEO oET pREAMERY Buller Perfect, 2 lbs. « 2 pounds WWV DIAMOND MATCHES 5 pkss . MACARONI 6BOXES 25c -S^ HETT, .3Sc jJ CP IX. FRANKFORTS, g PUDDING or 1A P _ _ lUinlW te T>/xr rw’v x tt. JLvv ( entlivre .... s2.)a BOLOGNA, lb. ... i?z>zi i,'z,v al, cq "ii w esh ,lo m Made 18c Berghoir .\ 5215 Weiners, lb. . . Wooden Shoe. 52.65 —-— Budweiser ... $3.15 LIVER A, I ;;,,„ R w # „t 3 lbs ZSC Pl “‘ sar ““ Bardens, American, Brick and Pimento Cheese, ’/ 2 pound packages 2 for 29c Cottage Cheese, Country Butter and Fresh Eggs. DELIVERIES TO ANY PARTS OF CITY ANY TIME. PLEASE ORDER EARLY FOR REAL SERVICE. Phones 106 or 107

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