Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 114, Decatur, Adams County, 11 May 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published mr a THE Every Eve- DECATUR ting Except jKL DEMOCRAT Sunday by r . CO. L'utored at the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office as Second Claaa Matter J. H. Helle* I’ree. and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse Sec'y & Bus. .Mgr. Dick D. Heller .—Vice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies | .02 One week, by carrier .10 One year, by carrier 6.00 One month, by ma 11..... .35 ] Three months, by mail 1.00 ■ Six months, by mail 1.75 , One year, by mall ... 3.00 ! One year, at office— 3.00 Prizes quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere S 3 50 one year. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative SCHEERER, Inc. ’ls Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. The unemployed may get garden jseetf; including Bodie sweet corn, by applying to Will Linn, chairman of the FERA board. Candidates have until June 7th to file their account of primary expenses with the county clerk. Tiie blanks are in and the tiling can be made any time prior to that date. Tiie bail money which Mr. Instill ' ha£*such a difficult time to raise.' wa.-fmere pin money when he was I riding on the waves of prosperity | a«d» headed for the isle populated i by two or three billionaires. It's a good time to paint and brighten up the house and garage, to ‘make rei»airs and to lieautify tMTyard. And all these things are j just the difference between a good l and a bum community. Merchants who are "up on their toes” and using advertising space report business much better than for* several years and those who . don't can't expect to get out of the slump. .. The Indiana State Medical Asso-1 station bulletin starts out with ! "Make your husband a spring 1 house-eieaning booster rather than I a knocker.” The housewife, if she i has an average husband, replied: I ‘‘Oh, yeah!” — Princeton Clarion- ■ News. Politics will continue to be a big I topic for another month until the I organization meetings and the con-i ventions are over. A three months! Juil will follow before the campaign II iiets under steam for the November election. 11 The dust storms are something new for this part of the country ; and about the only cause that sounds reasonable is that the spring drouth is unusual and a good shower is about the only thing that will clear the atmosphere. I We are in favor of making some change in the weather bureau if | those who handle the pumps don't i do a little better job of regulating. I Even the crop of May flowers has [ been shortened this year and if I we don't get the proper amount of I moisture and sunshine, the crops ' i may not be average. I John W. Kern was; nominated for j mayor of Indianapolis and it is pre- i dieted will winn. He has served as 11 judge in Marion county the past 11

3 The i Decatur fc Floral Co. will have I LOW EIIS |g .4 for sale for Si Mother’s Day, Friday and Saturday K t^ e fi t Brock Store 0 Qg exclusively.

four years and In other places of trust has demonstrated his ability. I He is the son of the former UlusI trious leader of the same name and ' has many admirers over the stale i who expect to follow him in years I to come. The kidnapers seem to like the western territory best. The latest excitement on the coast is the abduction of a millionaire named Guttle in Los Angeles. Gettle had given a big party and was loitering I with a friend when a couple of tough ‘‘mugs' grabbed them, tied I the friend up, threw the million aire, who weighed ’two hundred, over the fence and lit out. It's certainly time we cleared the country of the desperate characters | who are making this an unsafe | nation for any one that has a few I I ucks to rub together. —————— The primary was given to the voters of Indiana so they might | have a voice in selecting their of-1 ficfals but the law has been sadly misused and will probably not survive another legislature. To start with not tc exceed fifty per cent of the eligible voters in the state cast a ballot in Tuesday's primaries. In this county hundreds of Republicans voted the Democratic ticket, to thejbiisadvantage oF every one except the winners. In other counties this was reversed where the Republicans aro in the majority. The old system had its weak spots but we doubt if it was any worse than the present system. Senator T. A. Gottschalk was re nominated for senator of Adam-;. | Wells and Blackford counties and ■ Frank Thompson of Bluffton for joint representative. The former ran ahead in each of the three counties and finished with a large majority. Mr. Thompson lost Ad ams county by a small margin to his opponent, Von Eichhorn, but carried Wells by nearly 400, giving him a majority of 195. Each of these men have served you well in the past and deserve support in November. They are experienced and capable and will be able to represent their districts in the highest grade manner. • o Get the Habit — Trade at Home

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1931.

UncU 'kCL.f CHARLEY eRANT — — j Nope, th’ unvarnished truth never leaves a stain. > — 9 — When a feller’s made th' goat he - usually kicks like a mule. I Yes sah, these willowy gals are a lot harder t' tree. 1 —o — A lot o' lovin' sure makes a little ; difference in livin’. 1 After a feller starts slingin’ dirt his name is soon mud. _ 0 Puppy love fer a kitten kin make an old bird teel beastly. o Answers To Test | Questions I ; Below are the Answers to the | Test Questions Printed on Pafle Two. 1. Banking, newspaper and print- ! ing offices. 2. Pale to deep red. 3- Oregon. 4. They burned the bodies and placed the ashes in burial urns. 5. Nydia. 6. Edward H. Greig 7. French and Flemish. 8. I’acifK. 9 Unction. 10. it is extracted from leaves of the eucalyptus tree. — __ o I # TWENTYYEARS * AGO TODAY From the Dally Democrat File May 11, 1911—Charles Elzey buys interest of his partner, Tony Hecki man. in shoe store. Frank A. Brown of the Herald office weds Miss Veiers at Newport, 1 Kentucky. Matt Busick, Austrian beet worker sent to jail for stealing Mike Herzma's wife and then adding to the insult by beating Mike up. Harry G. Hill of Indianapolis will give the Decatur high school commencement address May 21st. Dr. J. 8. Boyers is a patient at Hope Hospital, Fort Wayne. J. R. Mosure buys half section of land in Saskatchawan, Canada. Miss Clara Williams of Fort Wayne visits Miss Bess Schrock. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cornthwaite and baby of Lebanon, visit at the Dan Kitson home. I Miss Margaret Smith is' attending business college at Fort Wayne. Miss Caroline Dowling visits in Fort Wayne. Cecil Cole is the guest of BluffI ton friends.

+ . j | Household Scrapbook I —*Y—ROBERTA LEE ♦ — —— Batter U. after mixing a cake, the bat-I ter Is not smooth, but the flour is | Inclined to be in tluy lumps, put , it through a flue sieve and then j pour Into the tins for baking. Th»i | cake imy not be quite so large but 1, It will be fine in texture. i Be Thoughtful When giving away an article of I clothing that you have made, in-1 ( elude the email pieces of material I j that have been left over from the 1 ( cutting out. They will be just the:, thing for patching later on. , Vacuum Cleaner i, A light gnadc of automobile en- • gine oil U an excellent lubricant for the vavuum cleaner—o— CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to lliauk my many friends lor the loyal support given nir last ■ Tuesday. 1 also want to congratu - late the successful candidate and | pledge him my whole-hearted support. O. L. Vance. o r — CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank the voters of St. Marys township for their support in the primary election. I promise if elected this fall to perform the duties of trustee to the best of my ability. Groce Tope. McNABB TALKS TO ROTARIANS I (CONTINUED FROM PAGF ONE) I . ■ cases, including boys ami girls between the ages of 16 to 21. For offenses, not including robbery, the court may sentence them and place them on probation, rather than send them to prisons in Indiana the cost of maintaining a prison inmate is about one dollar per day. Under probation the offender remains at home, under the guidance of the probation officer or juvenile court. Dr. Palmer Eicher was chairman of the meeting. Guests were Judge H. M. DeVoss of this city; J Earl Cunningham, chief probation officer of Allen county and parole officer ; Keyes of the Boy's school, Plain- , field. o ( Leng Mountain Range The Himalayan mountain rang* I U about X 750 miles tone

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MAKING PLANS OF CONVENTION (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) bands, pre-con vent ion publicity, newsservice, itanqueu, luncheons, broaltfasta. city decorations. eightseeing tours and other convention features. The Shrine Auditorium has been obtained tor the convention mass-meetings, according to Melville Hlalshig of New Haven, state publicity chairman. Homer Aug* burger, of Berne, state program chairman, announced that the convention program is nearing completion and will be announced soon It will be Included in the next issue of The Hoosier Cru-

Nothings Better than Our ’ Strawberry _ ICE CREAM Made especially for your confection treat This Week-End and Next You’ll thrill at its goodness. So smooth . . • so rich .. . and fresh strawberries actually mixed into it. Try it this Sunday. Treat yourself and the family by stopping at your favorite fountain for a dish or a package to take home with you. Taste I the A Real Mother’s Day Treat. Staley’s Dairy Products Co.

i ader, convention newe-bullotln. . Clifton Sprunger of Fort Wayne | housing chairman, announced that I arrangements are being made by 17 churches in Allen County to, accomodate a thouaand delegates > in private homes. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere appreciation for the wonderful vote I given me for (Tty Councilman in last Tuesday’s election. 1 also wish to thank my opponents for the splendid manner in which they conducted their campaign. George Stults. Ge» the Habit — Trade at Home

CARD OF THANKS I am very grateful to the voters 1 of Washington township tor the j support given me in the primary.

1 YO‘USTk.RWDS? YG ’ H) I kJ frF ! "'I ■ Thia clean, modern meat market malnt.i. QUALITY MEATS at FAIR PRfCES ,| w * enjoy shopping here. Our fresh meats ar.T' displayed and sur service is prompt and you wish, we will deUver your order free" REM EM HER MOTHERo? MOTHER’S DAY With Flowers or Candy. VVe will have a beautiful varirt /[ Potted Plants and Cut Flowers Mother’s Day. Fancy Mother’s Day Box of Chocolate Candy lib. box 50c; 2tb.box R See our window display for these specials. .■HL ill I. 1 IVIIVM Saturday Specials / Rib or Plate Boiling Beef 1 thd I Cyl Fresh Ground Hanibtrtrer | Lean All Pork Sausage (Bulk) 2 lbs.f*j Veal Steak or Meaty Veal Roast Fresh Smoked or Casing Sausage « Good Tender Swiss Steak j Fresh Picnic Hams, 6 to 7 lb. each.. ..UU ! N ice Lean Pork Steak ]j Fresh Ground Veal Loaf (Veai and Pork). j Fresh Cottage Cheese ikj Frankforts or Bologna (Ail Meat) . ,2lbs.lil Smoked Jowels (sugar cured) .’kl Circle S. Hockless Picnic Hams 11 Swift’s Premium Hams (whole or half) * Small Lean Pork Chops... .2lk Fresh Spare Ribs Wt Lard, any amount M Fresh Bulk Sausage. 15c, 2 lbs. Small Weiners .. 18c, 2 lbs. for Veal Stew or Pocket R0a5t..129 Our Best Rhineless Sli. Bacon it Dressed Chickens Is Free Sanitary and Prompt Delivwy. Phones 95 and 96. HITE'S GROCES' PHONES 31 and 201 Jello ice Cream Cherries Powder. 3 bxs. xi»JC gallon Woodburys i Gallon cans , Facial Soap cake AvC Apple Hu tr Palmolive Soap 3 cakes Jl 1C 3 pounds.." Gooseberries ‘ 3 lbs. Elbow OK,. <l" arl c “ S* Macaroni Dressing • Black Raspber- 1 ’ lbs - ries, can ...... It)C Fancy Apple 18,, Peaches Jelly, 1 lb LUC gaUon , Pineapple Pork & Beans r Mommy f can t)C can Raspberries ( t uait gallon Ut)C Mustard Pure Strawberry OA.. yandwitb Preserves, tb. gi.d&UC Sprca<,<l- « • F ”’ Cy Strawberries m ' Pineapple, sliced or , ne>> crushed -I r K‘l» c 1 rulU No. 2 can ... JLt)C ~ can „ fancy Red Beans r can i-„ f v Little Elf Dessert 3 cans a . j Powder t)C Corn ~k SUMMER DRINKS bott ROOT BEER. ORANGE CIDER. GINGEEALt

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