Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 184, Decatur, Adams County, 3 August 1934 — Page 5

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Gerber’s Meat Market Free Deli'CO' 150 S. 2nd st. Phone 97 Hamberger, all beef 3 lbs. 25c Minced Ham 15c, 2 lbs. 25c Beef Boil 6c Ib Swiss Steak 18c Ib Frankfurts 10c Ib Bologna •. 10c lb Bacon Squares Old Fashioned Brick Cheese 25c lb Sirloin Steak, the Best 22c It) Liver or Hearts 10c It) “•■u.W. ham salad Special Saturday Only Watermelon. Canteloupe OECzv Try One!

! HITE’S GROCERY « - PHONES 31 and 204 OB ARAIAATO l/arge cans from the “olden I HrnlbU I o X".... $2.35 !fl Larpe cans Peaches Large cans Ripe 1 r in heavy 1 AO Prunes IOC iil syrup, doz. gpA*«JO Large cans Pineapple » Solid Pack Rasp-Qr in heavy OX jfl Berries. 2 cans. . ZOG syi up. doz. tP <£;•*)€? fl Brooms q a PRUNES r S 50c value ....OvV 3 pounds ZvG jfl tuh' AIT Di " pickles - 15 c ■I rllll 111 C 6ou> pickles 20c B • Ull UL J Sweet Pickles 25c fl Sweet Mixed Pickles 25c B Red Pitted perfect Jvraui 1 Az* fl berries, 2 cansZOC can AUG fl Size 2 can Hom- Small cans Crushed or fl- doz. cans .. 40G Sliced | Az* fl Fancy Dried 1 Az* Pineapple .. Avv IM Feas, can IVC Large cans Van Camps fl Larse cans Yel- 1 r Pork & Beans t Az. fl Egg Plums lOC 1"C I Catsup S.-’Lo.” 1 2 5 c fl Green Beans -| Az* Miracle Whip Salad gl tan AUG Dressing OQ fl Hite’s Best or quart ’ ar •• • ■ ■ 3 15c IH VAU DA Ik* PIO Baked Beans. Red Beans, Homi.iy. jjH ’nil LAltfllX Tomato Juice, Tcmato Soup, r H|| . ••101l U Tomato Cocktail, can dL fl attcy Led Kidney 2 cans Fancy OAz» ■ Be ’ ns ’_ lAz. p <»s fl k.‘ °* 2 can .., AW 3 cans Fancy „ ■ * 10c c ’ r " 2 c fl Little Elf Dpucnrt iw I® can SO l>*l l’ ac *' KI Powder Raspberries . ... 63c |l| box O1 Red Pitted Cherries, KL £oc "a ZAC can .

Washington Sunday School, 9: SO a. m. Grant Owens, superintendent. Plea’ant Valley Sunday School, 9:So a. nt. Harold Porter, superintendent. Worship service, 7:80 p. m. •‘The Lord Is my Shepherd 1 shall not want." On Tuesday evening August 7th the yonng ladles class of Beulah will have their training class a! the home of Velntu Spade, Peterson. Antioch M. B. C. Harold W. Spencer, pastor, p. H. Hright, Slupt. i Sunday School, 9:00 a. m. Morning worship, 10:00 a. tn. T. P. B„ 7: SO p. tn. Evening worship, 8:00 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday eventing, 7:30 o'clock. (All are welcome. We urge -you to visit our Sunday School. o Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday School at 9:30 James Darr Supt. Prayer and Praise serl vice at 10.30 conducted by the I Olaoo Leader. On Thursday night this church will Join with the First Church in tihe Quarterly Conference sermon by Rev. D. A. Kaley District Supt. The services will be held at the First Church. ' Monroe M. E. Church Elbert Morford, minister. Sunday August 5 9:30 a. tn. —Morning worship and study. The Rev. Glen Bryan will J preach. 7:30 p, m. —Union service with the Rev. Vernon Riley, preaching.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1934.

Thursday 6:30 p. tn. —Junior choir rehearsal. 7:30 p. nt.—Prayer meeting. 29 CANDIDATES WILL GRADUATE From page one: Herman Caldren. Uniontown, (). Gerald Grlmnt, Fairport, lowa Clarence Wait, Winchester, O. Merlin Harrison, Moville, lowa. William Van Der Broek, Maurice, lowa. Donald Hoffman. Wheatland, Wyoming, W. Q. Boles, Clinton, Missouri. Omer Horton. Mooresville, Ind. W. H. Heldenbrand, Wichita, Kansas. W. B. Schneidewind, Quenemo, Kansas. Frank McEachern, Mt. Hope, Kansas. Willard Miller, Ijovellville, Ohio. Donald Miller, Lena. Illinois. Henry N. Pope, Lebanon, Ky. Bartley Bielenberg, Schleswig, lowa. R. A. Murphy, Wilmington, Ohio. Lyall M. Paul, Fairport, lowa. J. H. Boudle, Roundhead, Ohio. Instructors Col. Fred Reppert, president. Decatur: Col. Earl Gartln. Greensburg; Col. Roy S. Johnson, Decatur; Col. Guy Johnson. Columbus, Ohio; Col. C. B. Drake, Mazon. Ill.; Col. S. C. Sprunger, Apple Creek, ().; Col. Roy Hiatt, Portland; H. W. Thompson, Decatur; Col. Carl Bartlett, Muncie; Col. W. H. Heldenbrand, Wichita, Kansas; Col. C. M. Carter, Scottsville. Ky.

PRISON BREAK REPORT GIVEN BY WAYNE COY I (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ! "arms of the law” after burglarizing a hardware store, here adI mitted today that they were Kenneth Rogers, 22,’ Evansville, Ind., | and Louis Craili, 22, Michigan City, Ind., escaped convicts from | the Indiana state prison. Carrying their loot, consisting | of two rifles and a (inanity of am- | munition, the felons walked cut of the side door of the hardware shop into the waiting arms of j policemen Tom C. Clark and A. W. i Means. The convicts did not even have i Sime to load their newly acquired I weapons. Means and Clark were called after John Warren, an official of the store, noticed a ear with an out of town license parked in front of the hardware store. I He accompanied the officers, boldly walking to the front door and frightening the convicts into I fleeing out the side entrance. The burglars admitted their identity after being told that their I finger prints were enroute to the | creminal identificaton bureau at I Washington, D. C. OPENFfGHT ONILLEGAL SALES (CONTINUED FROM. PAGE ONE) a federal excise tax of 11,000 if they operated in any state in which such business was prohibited by laws of that state. The “business” prohibited by, Indiana is sales by the drink and sale of untaxed liquor. The statute provided for a penalty of SI,OOO tine or a year imprisonment, or both, in addition to payment of back taxes for failure !to pay the tax. The law further addsi "The payment of the tax imposed by this section shall not be held to exempt I any person from penalty or punishI ---

liin" | iiri rr takes a big slice out of your income when somebody is seriously injuredonyourproperty. Our Public Liability Policy pay* your lawyer if you win. If you lose, it pays lawyer and damages too! Aetna Life Insurartce Co. Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. Aetna Automobile Ins. Co. SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. Agents Decatur, Ind. Phone 358 i IliiiiAnmill

meat provided for by the laws of any state. It does not In any manner authorize the commencement or continuance of such business contrary to the laws of such state, or in places prohibited by local or municipal law.'’ Perusing the federal liquor statutes. attorneys found that the law had not been repealed along with other liquor laws when prohibition ended last year. 9. was found, however, that the excise tax had been reduced from SI,OOO to SIOO. The flue and Imprisonment features remain. The state following the opinion of the attorney general banning by-the-drlnk liquor sales, announced its only weapon was the power to revoke licenses. With discovery of the new weapon, however, liquor enforcement officials feel they have a duh which will prove more effective than the revocation powers. Discovery of the old law takes

Dixie Queen Markets Phone 195 <>uaiity Market Free Delivery Daily Announcement As this is the height of the Fruit Season and fruit prices are more than reasonable, we are carrying a very large stock of merchandise. We are buying in carload lots to be able to offer astonishingly low prices to our customers. We now have on track: 4 — CAR LOADS — 4 ( ar Loads 2—PEACHES—2 Car Loads Extra Fancy Georgia Elbertas (I*l QQ I) lbs 25c Bushel tpltuv Car Load-W ATERMELONS-Car Load Guaranteed Ripe. QQ We plug ’em each£«7v Car Icoad — POTATOES — Car Load Astonishingly Low Prices by Peck or Bushel. b— TOMATOES—Fancy home grown lb. 5c CANTALOUPES—Home grown Indiana each 5c New Apples—Good cookers, home grown. 10 tbs. 25c CELERY—Michigan’s Pride 3 targe stalks 10c GRAPE FRUlT—Large size each 5c CABBAGE—Fancy home grown lb. 3c RADISHES. BEETS. CARROTS. GREEN ONIONS ,3 bunches 10c

Fisher & Harris Phones 3 and 1 Fine Groceries

Bananas, firm L*/* ? ripe, fruit. 1b.... OC Post Toasties 1 large pkg JLvC Wheaties, 2 pkgs Easy Task Soap Off Flakes, 5 IT) Oranges, SunKist, juicy and sweet DO dozen *7 C Spaghetti, short 1 _ cut. 2 Ib. box. . . AtJv Pork and Beans f* „ 1 Ib. can MV Apple Butter 1 fT „ quart jar IOC Old Dutch 1 r Cleanser. 2 cans jfeJC Toilet Paper 1 A 1 rolls JLSjC Soda Crackers 1Q „ 2 Ib. box ..... IOC Graham Crack- , 4 ers, 2 Ib. box. . . faiVU Ginger Snaps 1 /Y , pound IvL Kelloggs Bran Q Flakes, pkg »7v .Mustard, Battleship Brand, quart ~lsc Mixed Sweet O 4 „ Pickles, qt. jar. . Za xV 12'/i Sweet OQr. Corn, 3 cans. . . Extra Heavy JarOt Rubbers, 6 doz. Dozen 5c Rinso or Oxydol OlLt large pkg "v Camay or Palmo ve Toilet Soap 1(l n 4 cakes L«/C Quick White Naptha Laundry Soap 1 O/» 5 bars / J v Snow Boy Washing Powder. I ~ large pkg 1 tIU Small pkgs.. 3 for 10c Pearl Tapioca „ 3 lbs pound 10c

zoine of the reivponMibility off the shoulders of local enforcement officers. Gov. Paul V. McNutt, in making public the attorney general’s opinion on by-the-drlnk sales, placed the enforcement problem squarely up to officers of the smaller governmental units.

O" 1 * TWO FLIES (if thay and their offspring live) w■ II produce 5J91.720,000.000 FLIES IN ONE SOMMER Filet, motquitoet and other insect* arc the most dangerout things that get In your home. They spread disease and death. Guard your health against these vile creatures. Kill them with F LY-TOX. . , Znaiaf on thn ftnumi <O6

• Short Cut ORLz* Macaroni. 3 lbs. f armers Cream Family Flour for all QQn purposes, 24 lbs. Ot7 V 12 tbs 48c Ball Bros. Mason Jar Lids, Q 4 dozen Ball Bros. Quart Mason Jars 7(1 •> Babbits or Red Seal Cleanser 1 (L» 3 - 5c cans ... JLVU High Test Lye Q - . 3 cans eJ V Santa Clara Prunes, 3 lbs.. . . Sun Sweet Prunes, 2 lb Frenchs Bird Seed, 2 pkgs.. .. lodine Salt i E., 2 -10 c pkgs... A t7v Shredded Cocoanut. Th.. . . Salad Dressing DEp quart jar Bottle Caps gross pkg iiVV Brooms 4 sewed *J«7v Battleship Peanut Rutter. large jar Butter Cookies IfT pound pkg i’H Staley's Lump 1 Starch, 31b. pkg. J *7V Arm & Hammer 1 rs „ Soda, 2 IT), pkg. lit Small Fresh 1 (L» Pretzels, Ib. ... -I «7v Chase and Sanborn’s Special Coffee 4E, t 2 pounds T'MV pound 25e Old Master Coffee, 2 lbs,. e'eJL pound ••• 29c Stock Salt 50 It), block , Full assortment Fruits and Vegetables

GUI I Choicest Meats In Phwcs The City REAL SPECIALS H Hamberger 3 lbs 25c VEAL STEAK or CHOPS lb 15c Butter Fresh Creamery lb 28c; 2 lbs 55c Coffee 3 lbs SI.OO Good Veal Stew or Pocket Ihl2c Fresh Beef to Stew 4 lbs 25c SAVE YOUR SOAP WRAPPERS Chickens ib 28C Colgate-Palmolive-Peet POPULARITY’ CONTEST N ib. C HenS ’ dreSSed 20C PALMOLIVE SOAP M 'J- 1 America's best known complexion Soap. Save the black band. .. 30c 4 bars 19c ♦ V, J 55c Per Dozen Open Eyed QT _ Swiss Cheese. 1 " — ■ " Large 5-lb. Crystal White sizc Mdlt CH,PS Is Os Ballatine Malt 2 cans Hollywood Blue Ribbon (I*l OfE 1 . I Malt. 2 cans.. Toilet Soap Fancy Swiss Steaks, r Large bars indipounded ready IQ n Jumbo Size virtually wrapped SlipPT Sllds Pan- lb AOC Crvstal White wZ OP .A.x fi 2 5 ( . S’ ‘ 3 for 23c I hoice Bed Roasts from lor ideal sudsmakPrime Beef 4 Lots of suds to . er for dish washing The Best lb Uv make laundry work A I lip and glassware. Save easy. Save the TlbarsAvV the center, front wrapper. panel. Try Our Minute Steaks, PALMOLIVE BEADS real tender J , \ . J lb jr or washing lingerie, fine silks, laces and delicate fabrics of all kinds. Peanut Butter OCx* Save the black band. E(»rOE n 2 Ib. jars 2&C 3 Fresh Spare Ribs SUGAR CURED pound SMOKED < rv Whole or half, Ib. w 10c wJbw 3 tbs 25c PICNICS, Ib IOC Nice Pork Chops 45C lA rd | 0., pound 25c, 2 lbs. 1 !b ±VL Hone y 30c Sausage. Country IP.-, (2 tbs. for 25c) IOC Shoulder Ribs or Neck Bones, 6 lbs. DIAMOND MATCHES 5 pkgs . MACARONI 6BOXES 29c ;X AGHETT, 3Sc K|"r|< or Millers Hi Life $2.50 L! U nrv ( \ 9’ 0 Patrick Henry $2.50 BOLOGNA, 21 lbs... Centlivrc .... $2.50 Fresh Home Made Red Fox Ale S3OO Weiners, lb. ..... Berghoff .... $2.50 - for ..±£ Wooden Shoe. $2.65 LILY OLEO Q'Sc Budweiser ... $3.00 9 lbs Plus $ I deposit on case and bottles. KOSHER DILL PICKLES ... 3 for 10c DELIVERIES TO ANY PARTS OF CITY ANY TIME. PLEASE ORDER EARLY FOR REAL SERVICE. Phones 106 or 107

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