Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 13 April 1934 — Page 5

CHURCHES r irv tv jr ‘O ellc * 1 Church "■! 1,1 9:, °’ ■"""*" ■*»<„!>> A w.-ll graded school ompetent <ea< l.ers for al servh-e at ■ Lirr :!>■' leadership of the ' , " l ’ *•••”“”■ ' M tV Sondermann on night M. E. Church ... ( E n„ .t Mmlord. pastor Sunday. April 15 hu k the T |„ will preach Highest Sum — Hie "“gM’ .... , a 1., liman, super | Tow nship MB' s ' ' "' "' nvl 'iiHon will lie the Monroe M. K. church. ■Son ended 1 ON BRAN Kr Ruling Makes Labels Accurate the buying public, the S-.io - Food and Drug Ad- ' ha- advised that every i f cereal labeled "Bran" „n ti.e label exactly what it this ruling, even part- : : >d r ' - wi re sometimes misreferred to as "Bran.” It easy for the purchaser to between a cereal that bran, or all bran with and another that was wheat. . All-Bran is labeled Deliciously Flavored Malt. Sugar and Salt," a statewhich describes the product and honestly. Mltcll gc s Ai l Bran has won milof friends because it corrects types of common constipation and pleasantly. It furnishes "bulk ’— needed to pronormal elimination. All Bran is not a Certain types of intesUb disorders should be treated ■aly on a physician's advice. en you buy a bran cereal, for relief of constipation, read the on the package. The facts there! Make sure by asking Kellogg's All-Bran. It fttr“bulk" in a form for satisresults. all grocers. In the red-and-pa kage. Made by Kellogg tn Creek.

THE SALE THAT MAKES YOUR 5 & 10c Sale sMAL »v E t , h,ngs Im HERE’S — WILL HERE’S WILL — I WHAT 5© BLY ~* WHAT BUY I JELLO CHERRIES |FRUT OLS AVONDALE lib. ■ FLAVORED PKG. RED PITTED 4 oz. Riff* I DESSERT FOR TASTY No. 2 I TOMATO SOUP Kp i>,ES 0K SAUCE Can I Barbara Ann, Rich, Zestful, 10' 2 ox can TOMATO JUICE 1 I RICE tb. K ( » • 261 oz can ■*■ I Fancy Quality Blue Rose Country Club ' R ‘ Cb> Pure JuiC ’ I SAL SODA pkg. Ko CORN 10c I Avalon Quality CrL . 1 tb. 4 oz. No. 2 can I HERSHEY’S (COCO \ r* Country Club. Country Gentlemen small size DC PEAS 1 ()(» I No. 1 RED BEANS r 1 ,h 4 oz - N °- 2 can ; Standard. Sweet Tender, I KOSTO, the popular dessert ( A ISI I IOC Chocolate and Vanilla DC Country Club, Fancy. 14 oz. bottle mustard - MARGATE TEA 10c Medium Jar DC Grange Pekoe, Mixed. Japan '/ 4 tb. J-W Country Club SALAD DRESSING GINGER SNAPS 1 (}/• Medium Jar DC or FIG BARS tb. IVV SUGAR $1.23 FLOUR :r 77c I PURE GRANULATED AVONDALE—QuaIity—Economy I R EtCOFFEE 21cSmooth and Fragrant Ib. " A V (16 oz. loaf 6c) Choc. Pecans 1Q P —— — A Delicious Cookie, tb. LEAF LETTUCE 2 lbs. 15c . Fancy Hot House 25c bananas slbs -25c F "‘ h CELERY 2 stalks |S C Rutter ih OPT Florida. Selected Country Club Ron RADISHES 3 bunches | Q c Fancy Button Sugar Wafers IQ . GREEN BEANS or Peas 2 tbs. Special sh. A Sat . tb t p()TAT()ES 4ms 22C 25C POTATOES 15 tb. peek 37c Dark ..Table Idaho Bakers -

The program will be given by tho Sunday schools in the township. 8 o'clock— Epworth League devo- , tional meeting. Virgil Rinehart is I Hie program leader. I 7:30 o'clock—The Monroe townt ship Sunday School convention will » be held In the Mennonlte church in i Berne. Because of this fact there i will be no e.ening service in the Monroe M. K. church. Wednesday, April 18 Ihe ladles of the church serve lunch at noon in the hall auove the Model Hatchery. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society will hold its monthly meet1 Ing at the home of Mrs. Frankie i Christy. Mrs. Zella Kgly is u lO program leader for the day. Thursday, April 19 The Junior choir will rehearse in the church at 6 o'clock. Prayer meeting at the church at i 7 o'clock. Saturday, April 21 The Junior Epworth League will ■ meet at the parsonage at 2 o'clock. —— Q;— i Decatur Circuit M. E- Church Edgar L. Johnston, pastor Mt. Pleasant Sunday Sidiool 9:3* Norval Fuhrman Superintendent. ■Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m. Sermon by patslor‘Prayer meeting at church <7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Beulah Sunday School 9:30 Catherine ' Ehrman. Superintendent. Prayer meeting at church Friday 7:30 p. m. Washington Sunday School 9:30- Grant Owens i Superintendent. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:30 1 p. m. Pleasant Valley Sunday School 9:30, Harold Porter Superintendent. Preaching service 10:30. Baptis1 mat nervk-e anil Lord's supper ob- ' seived in communion with this service. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p- in. at Church. o ——— Fellowcraft degree at Masonic hall tonight at 7:30 o’clock Floyd Acker. W. M. — Q See ”Home-Again Harry” Catholic High School, Sunday, April 15, 8 I*. M. 2t O —_ NOTICE —Haircut and shave 25c Verne CralbHl ‘barber shop, StMary’s St. 90-3 t

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. APRIL 13, 1931.

All REFUGEES ARE NOW SAVED I I I ” Last Six Men Os Arctic Expedition Rescued By Aviators ' Moscow, Apr. 13— <U.R>—The last six men of the Cheliuskin Arctic expedition, stranded on Ice for 58 days, have been rescued by airplane, it was announced officially * today. The news, which roused national pride, meant that aviators who had braved without glory for yeprs the > rigors of the Siberian wilds on routine jobs had evacuated 107 : men, women and childroll left adrift at sea when the icebreaker . Cheliuskin was crushed in the ice I February 13. The aviators saved not only all the refugees but, after they had brought off the last six today, went back and got the sledge dogs who hail been taken off the Cheliuskin . with its human complement. Some of the men were lashed to the wings of a little biplane in the last drive to save the refugees I from grinding, splintering ice that, under pressure at the beginning of the break-up season, had smashed , their little wooden barracks, their kitchen and the airplane landing field they smoothed oft on the ice far out at sea. The refugees comprised the crew , of the government Ice breaker Cheliuskin and members of the i | Wrangel Island meteorological exi ;‘edition, with wives and children. i The Cheliuskin took aboard the mission members who had been at Itarren Wrangel Island for three . years. Then the ship was crushed . in the ice two months ago today. Women and children first, then I | the ill and weak men, were evacu 1 ated. Last Saturday the situation beI came urgent, with the ice breaking . up, and the aviators Molokov, Slepnov, Vodopenov and Kaminin in a series of heroic flights in had weather brought off tho remainder by stages. From the coast they were sent on by dog sled for treatment and some, in addition to Otto Schmidt. I the expedition’s leader, were ex : pected to be sent on to American 1 Alaska for treatment. Schmidt has j left for Alaska by plane. o ■ Weed* and Ro«e» Any soil thnt will grow a good crop of weeds is good for roses, asserts a specialist nr the New Yert I Botanical gnrdon

ROOSEVELT IS WELCOMED HOME <CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) on my fish catch,” Mr. Roosevelt continued, oblivious of the feud between marchers and non marehers, "but I couldn't get any as I found you people wore gding from work to Wirt. "Newspapermen on the train tried to have me say that 1 wanted congress out as soon as possible. I would not say that and you may stay as long as you like.” Correction Made In Meeting Place An error was made in the chick | brooding school to be held at 2:30 V m„ April 17. The meeting at that time will be held at the Noah D. Schwartz farm instead of the ' Noah D. Schrock farm as formerly

Dixie Queen Markets » PHONE 195 FOR FREE DELIVERY QUA LI T Y Bananas, fancy, yellow ripe .. 5 lbs. 25c Grape Fruit, the best seedless. .8 for »25e Oranges, Fla., full of juice, sweet, doz 19c Strawberries, New Alabama, fancy 15c SEED POTATOES Early Ohios, Certified $2.69 Selected. 100 lb. $2.19 Cobblers, extra fancy selected, 100 lbs $2.49 Also All Kinds of Garden and Flower Seed. Peas, New California, tender, well filled lb. 10c Beans, Green Stringless lb. 10c Potatoes, New, extra fancy No.l, 4 th 19c Cabbage, Texas, best solid heads, 31b 10c Celery Oranges Well Bleached Sweet Juicy Flo. ONIONS 3 stalks extra large 1 bunches 10c lc each 10c ' 1 “ TOMATOES—SoIid. Ripe lb. 10c CARROTS—Extra Fancy Texas, Tenderest. 2 bun. 9c ONIONS— 10 lb. bag 19c ■ APPLES— Baldwin,. . . $1.19 bu. and up. 8 lbs. 25c | PEARS—New Georgia, Ripe 7 lbs. 25c I Phone 1S > for Free Delivery. Please phone orders early. Fisher & Harris Phones 3 and I Fine Groceries

Spinach, the Health Vegetable, lbsc ' Sweet Potatoes, 3 lb 17c Oranges, medium size Sun Kist navels, dozen 20c Sugar, Fine Granulated, 10 lbs4Bc Grape Fruit, large seedless, .. 4 for 25c Gold Dust, large size package 15c Snow Bov, lg. pkg. 15c ■' 3 for 40c Small size . . 3 for 10c Grape Fruit, large. .. 5c Head Lettuce, jumbo size ... 9c, 2 for 17c Royal Gelatine, all flavors 5c Macaroni or Spaghetti short cut, 21b. pkg. 18c Clothes Pins. .... 2 -10 c boxes 15c Coffee, Golden Rio, lb. 19c Coffee, Chase and Sanborn Special, 2lbs 45c pound 25c Coffee. Chase and Sanborn Dated, lb.. . 29c Instant Dostum. Ige. 42c Postum Cereal, large package 22c O.K. Laundry Soap 5 bars 20c Old Dutch Cleanser 2 cans 15c Red Seal Cleanser .... 3 large cans 10c High. Test Lye 3 can 25c Red Seal Lye. can 10c 12'/ic value Green Beans, 3 cans . . 29c Milk. Tall cans Pet. Carnation or Borden, 3 cans 19c Small cans 4c Eagle Brand Milk. can 20c Kelloggs AH Bran package L3c Kelloggs or Post Bran Flakes, pkg9c Cocoanut, long cut, shredded, pound. 25c

[stated. Mr. Schwartz's farm Is I JIH miles east and 2 miles north | Hos Berne. The other meetings tor that day are as follows: 10 a. m . i at the Dick Milltr farm, %-rnile east | . of Peterson; and 1 p. m. at the 1 Chas. Shoaf farm. 4 miles east of • Monroe. These meetings are being held to discuss new development*) in feeding and brooding chicks. Wm. Kohlmeyer, extension poultryman of Purdue University, will be present.. o •— Smallest Orange Tree Visalia, Cal.— (U.R) — Visalia's | claim to the world's smallest park I was supplemented today by a new j j claim that the world's smallest I bearing orange tree also is growj ing here. Joseph Acurso, local I merchant, has a 4-lnch tree grow- | ins in a flower pot at his home. I The tree blossomed recently and now bears a tiny orange.

F Rippled Wheat, the ; 100', whole wheat ’ Breakfast Food, large package ... 10c Bacon, mild cure, sliced as you like it, pound 20c Red Kidney Beans Pretzels, small, lb. 19c Peanut Butter. 2 lbs 25c Snow White Pearl Tapioca, 3 lbs. .. 25c Rex Mineral Soap, ... 2 -10 c pkgs.. . 15c P. W. Crackers, Salad Dressing, full quart 23c Pillsburys Prepared Pancake Flour, 4 pound bag 25c Golden Syrup. No. 10 gallon 49c Crystal White Syrup No. 10 ga110n.... 55c Laundry Starch, 21b 15c Argo Starch. 5 pound package 38c Steel W 001, 2 -10 c packages 15c Seedless Raisins Quaker Corn Meal 5 lbs. 15c; 10 lbs. 25c Farmer Cream Flour for pastry or family use, 21 lbsßßc Toddy or Cocomalt, 1 pound can .... 43c Bordens Malted Milk $1.0(1 size <»9c Heinz Pork and Beans ... 2 - 25 oz. cans 25c Red Pitted Cherries No. 10 gallon ... 59c Bartlett Pears, heavy Tissue Toilet Paper syrup, large cans 20c 1,000 sheet rolls . . 5c Dill Pickles. 2 quart jars 29e Full assortment Fruits and Vegetables. Early Seed Potatoes. Complete asst. Bulk and package Garden Seeds.

GUfi Choicest S Meats In Ph<meslO6~l(H The City W Real Chickens, lb 20c Our Best Sliced Bacon 20P Saturday Only, lb. Fresh Oysters Large Open Eyed Swiss Cheese, lb 25c Fresh Deef to Stew 4 lbs 25c Good Veal Stew or Pocket lb 12* H Hamberger 3 lbs 25c th. 5,",''™.,.,, pREAMESY Butler COp Food, package U FRESH, 2 lbs. ... UVU Coffee 3 lbs $1 PILOT -" 2 lbs. 43c FANCY SWISS STEAKS, pounded ready for pan, 1b... CHOICE BEEF ROASTS from Prime Beef, The Best, lb. . FANCY VEAL, ROASTS or SHOULDER STEAK, lb. 20c TRY OUR MINUTE STEAKS, real tender. 2 lb. Jars PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lbs. 25c Large Gold Dust mild per pkg. IM ( REAM 1 | r V PORK 1 f CHEESE I IOC F t} . .. . 1 » Shoulder Steak «! 1 ’°“” d / Gold Dust I sp “ ial ; k 2vC Scouring Powder K 15C is. Fresh Spare Ribs SUGAR CURED pound SMOKED 1 iu c 7 Whok or half ’ lb> SUGAR CURED 10.. Nice Pork or Beef ’MSk PICNICS, lb LOC lenderloin. It) 28c — lard | n Nice Pork Chops ,>ound IvC pound 25c, 2 lbs. Sausage, Country 1r „ Honey Ix>af, lb 30c (2 lbs. for 25c) LOC /Sjqr'S/ c .. . Shoulder Ribs or 2 ibs LOC Neck Bones, 6 lbs. DIAMOND MAI CHES 5 pkgs. MACARONI KHH nto 6,,OXES 25c GHE ™35c prfD FRANKIX)RTS, ■ Wtfclll 10c CentHvre .... $155 XO# «r e . “T Made 18c Berghofl $2.55 " t ' lnel ’s> lh. ...... Wooden Shoe. $2.65 — — Budweiser ... $3.15 MERRIT OLEO Plus $1 oeposit on Perfect 2 Ibs. and bottles ' Bardens, American, Brick and Pimento Cheese, y 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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