Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 208, Decatur, Adams County, 31 August 1934 — Page 5

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[ Gerber’s Meat Market I Free Delivery 150 S. 2nd st. Phone 97 9ftr» I hamburger CHICKEN'S. Hi. I 3 lbs Ilomc Swfit’s Circle “I IXillllO Picnics, Ito fi lbs. X BACON 1H SAUSAGE OP Squares. Hi lit II). ISc; 2 Ihs.ODt MINTKI) MAM !h, 15c; 2 lb. 25c GREEN KEANS, large can ... doz. SI.OO PORK & BEANS, 2'A size 10c Hurray C offee, A Real Coffee ... Ih. 25c

I HITE’S GROCERY PHONES 31 and 201 The Big Smith-End rood Shop Where You Buy for Less. A SNAP 98c cars Hominy, 2 cans Corn. 2 cans Pork A Beans. 2 cans Grten Beans, 2 cans Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans Spinach, ""' ■■■ i. ■ i , — large cans Pineapple in Fancy Diced ftr heavy syrup OQ Carrots, 2 runs, t can £OC Large cans Apricots in * >eaches - ,ar « c liU,s in heavy syrup heavy syrup Brooms *)Q., (fuart jars 1 50c value .... Ot/v Applebutter ... JLe> CMacaronni or Spaghetti 2 lb Box 19c Our Telephone serv ; cc cxcetls in courtesy and prompt* jj c ' s and our Delivery trucks pass y our door 1 times Quart can* Perfect hraui I I’tanul Butter. «»)C can lUC Sue 2 can Horn- Small cans Crushed or m.Y, doz. cans .. lOt Sliced 1 A # ST«fc....lsc »lVi’ s : akc 2sc p " rk * ,irans 10c Cherries $1.35 Yaot amps rj Fancy Perfection Glnspaghetti, can ... it ger Snaps 1A n Sr 19c r°i f” c Zir s 25c ~us,ar" lbc o* Ewr Plums 15C 1 lb * lUt /A Id n 1 linn e* k '--d Efins. Red Beans, r s . 'Mil uMJVII O Hominy, Tomato Soup, can Ov , anfJ Red Kidney Raspberries, "I K/* v 1 A** solid pack, can.. IOC ~N o - 2 can ••• l“>t Cherries, *r„ meapple Juice | solid pack, can . 1 t)t ‘ttlc Elf Dessert r Quart jars Oft,* ‘owder OC Peanut Butter. ““’Re 11 oz. hot- Olt Six Rolls Toilet Oto lc Catsap. 2 forZDC Tissue iiOC 10 tb. hag Medium Size - -29 c II ■ Tiny White Pickling, tb. . 8c

Washington 9:30 a. m —Sunday School, Grant Owen*, auperlntondont. Pleasant Valley 9:30 a. m.—Sunday School, Harold Porter, auprrlntendf>nt. 7:30 p. m.—Worship hour. Our ttrat quarter end* September 3rd, do no form-t this. !’loam> hr 0 ;«lti to think when you want your j revivals, (or that time of year Is r I hf re. ‘'Remember the Sabbath l»ay e and keep It Holy.” Get us come together in worship and praise. "A merry heart tnakelh a cheerful countenance.” ■■————•■ o—- ■ - - Gospel Tabernacle The Ooaprl Temple band will give a half.lmur concert Saturday . evening on Liberty Way. The band will also play during the ground breaking on the Tabernacle lot at Seventh and Marshall streets. The program will consist of sacred . music and talks by Rev. Bert W 11- , Hams. William Dillon and others.

DEC ATOM HaYLY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1934.

Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. James Darr, superintendent. Praise service at 10:80 a. in. Township Sunday School convention at 2 and 7:30 o’clock p. m. Sermon by Rev. M. W. Sunder, man on Thursday night. Q— Methodist Episcopal Church Klbert Morford, minister Monroe, Indiana Sunday 9:30 o'clock — Morning worship and study theme "A Vision of Service." 0:30 o'clock — Rpworth league Horvlce. Leader Roltert Spruuger. Subject:l "New Frontiers in the World of Work. 7:30 o’clock — Evening worship. Sermon by Dr. F. E. Frlbley, fol. lowed by quarterly conference business. Wednesday fi:3n o'clock — Junior choir rehearsal. 7:3u o'clock—Prayer meeting.

SUPERVISORS ARE ANNOUNCED (CONTINUED FROM PAnE ONE) be fed to the livestock on the farm. | It is against thevprovisions of the i contracts to raise on the contracted | acres anything which will be iplaced I on the market in competition with other crops. Excess feeder pigs will be taken over by the government if they weigh over 69 pounds (!«ch. These pigs will either be slaughtered and given to the needy, or distributed under the FKRA rural rehabll'tation program to be fed and used fo.' meat. They will not be sold on the market. If farmers prefer, they may kilt the pigs. A fine of S2O for each pig will be assessed against farmers raising and selling pigs in excess of their quota. However, pigs raised under the contract may 'be sold to other farmers who may raise and sell 'hem. Thus change was made to provide for farmers who do not have sufficient fee.f for their pigs, Applications for these sales may be obtained from the county agent's office. WAR SECRETARY UPHOLDS CHIEF| ______ (CONTINUED FKOM PAGE ONE) j said Dern, "and a lot of other material. So 1 just bundled it all up. together with a letter expressing my own views and sent the whole thing along to the committee.” Dern said the committee's charges were so serious as to constitute even more lhan an indictment of Foulotn’ conduct. Il actually "finds the accused guilty, fixes "the sen. tence and caTis on the secretary of war to execute it,” he said. The house committee censured j Foulois severely and called for his removal after an extensive Invest!, gation of army air corps activities centering on the purchase of equipment and the army's flying of the air mail. Foulois was bitterly attacked in both regards. MAN KILLED BY STEPDAUGHTER < CONTINUED FHO» PAGE ONE' *«• •• •••• ♦♦ come in contact with the gun lying on the table and l lired it three times.” One bullet entered Preston’s shoulder and another struck him in the mouth. Mrs. Preston, suffering from

!FP^! LIKE salt and pepper, ot j t sugar and cream, RIOT INSURANCE and FIRE INSURANCE should always go together. Your Fire policy excludes fire losses caused by rioting, but a RIOT and CIVIL COMMOTION policy as written by the Automobile Insurance Company covers this hazard. Includes also losses due to vandalism,' malicious mischief and sabotage. Better investigate NOW! Aetna Life Insurance Co. Aetna Casualty and Surety Co, Aetna Automobile Ins. Co. | SUTTLES-KDWARDS CO. j Afjcnts Oecatur, Ind. Phone 358 j i lliiiiifiiiiullf

shock, waa unable to give police a. coherent atory of the ahooting. The verdict of Juatlflable homicide waa anticipated because of Preston's police record us a trouble maker. Police said he had been arrested frequently for besting hia wife. On each occasion, they said, Mra. Preston asked that the charges he dismissed. Preston once received a suspended sentence of two to 14 years In connection with a robbery at Roll, 111 Blackford county. He had served 30 clays in the Bluckford county jail on a petit larceny charge and once served 60 days on the Indiana state penal farm on a charge of assault and battery. He hud been arrested here sev-j eral times for drunkenness. The Prestons were married in 1924, a year after the death of Miss Woods’ father. In addition to the widow, survivors include

Dixie Queen Markets Phone 195 Free Delivery Daily FRESH VEGETABLES DAILY Radishes, Beets. C arrots, Turnips, Celery, Cabbage, Egg I’lanl, Cauliflower, Leaf Lettuce, Peas, Green Beans, etc. BANANAS 5 lbs. Or w . Yellow. Ripe, Uni Fruit YELLOW COOKING ONIONS 5 lbs. 25c HEAD CELERY CABBAGE LETTUCE Kalamazoo Best Solid, Crisp fP, 4 3 stalks lb. °„ c 10c 3c SWEET POTATOES r, Ihs. 23c WATERMELONS Carload Indiana's—“We plug ’em” 1 *) Guaranteed ripe I*AL up PEACHES, Freestone -1 lbs. 25c California APPLES ORANGES GRAPES All Varieties Sunkist 3 lbs. fine cookers Seedless 25c J 25c 19c LIMES, large size doz. 19c L E M 0 N S doz. 1 G/« California Sunkist, .luicv X«/A^ VISIT OUR STORES—NOTE OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING 157 N. 2nd st.

Fisher & Harris Phones 3 and I Fine Groceries Bananas, firm fP I Crystal White Po ripe fruit, lb OC I No. 10, gallon.. OoC Sweet Potatoes, New il No. 5, ! 2 gallon Jerseys, I t Chase & Sonbirn Special 1 lbs Ai/C .Coffee, 1 lb. 2oc 4P SunKist Orangey, sweet 2 pounds tiDC and juicy, *)Q McKenzies Pandozen ( akc Hour, Ig. bxiitl v Large Bleached Michi- Kellogg Bran Q/* gan Celery, t O Flakes, pkg. ... Jl .'5 large stalks... AvFU (Juick Rolled 9fW* Sugar, Fine Granulated, Oats, Irg. png... 10 pounds fP r,, Small Pretzels | A pound Le/C Shelled Japanese Hull- Millers large lout Q less Pop Corn OP,, quality Bread .. t/l. 4 pounds Spagheifi, short i j^.- 4 Cabbage, hard Q tU *’ “ d, ‘ heads, pound ... OC j ork & Beans Tomatoes, fancy home large can t/v grown, Sweet Corn 10 pounds ,] pounds 10c Salad Dressing Crackers 10,, quart jar .... idl 2 pound Sodas.. IOC Staleys lump p \v (Vai-kprs Starch 3 pounds V ' 2 Neel j,Dill or Sour Pickles packages Tf/U ~"»rl jar 18C lodine Salt i J' ar f 1 A*. 2 -10 c pkgs. . . IOC Cookies, doz. .. L UY. Cocoanut, Dromedary Royal Gelatin ail | '/ 44 10/ nke iA _ flavors, 3 pkgs. i# V xirC Seedless Raisins Extra Heavy Can Rub- ... . bers. 0 dozen OP., \™ rl Tapioea dozen. .-'ic AO t 3 pounds AOV Ball Bros. Quart Mason • oun<l Jars, 79c Fresh Granulated Corn Chase & Sanborn TendMeal, 3 lbs. 10c pkg. 15c, 7 oz. pkg.etao S pounds .... — L- cr I eaf Tea, 3 1 2 oz. pkg. Cooking Apples OP., 15c 7 oz. pkg 25c 7 pounds k«!I assortment of fruits OK Laundry 1 and vegetables. Soap 4 bars .... AtXt IL . .31 letao etaetoe

two children, Jack, 5. and Barbara Joan, 4. o — Jewel* Taken, She'* Off Relief Toledo, O. —4U.R) —Mrs. Angelina lncorvavla lc no longer on city relief roll*. She had $5,000 In Jewdry stolen from her home. Wendell Johnson, head ot the Social Service Foundation, began Investigating the (Immclul Hiatus of Mrs. Incorvavla's Immediate family and 20 of her relatives, after the theft was reported. o Get the Habit — 3 rare *» Home

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The City TfEATSPECIALS Nice Hens, dressed 22c JUII>W Brand, lb. 23c™ "MW iWU Salad Dressing in.: 25c Large Open Eyed *YJP Swiss Cheese, fb..,^aOC Fresh Country ML/CjCJ O Dozen 19c, 2 doz. Cottage Cheese pt. 10c IMaUncJlalt Qgj. USqU llonekss. No Waste AC Q Blue Ribbon J* |DP lOllPound 25c, 2 lbs."| O Malt. 2 cans.. Beef Tenderloin Paddies lb 25c 3 Hamberger lb 10c VEAL STEAK or CHOPS lb 20c Butter Fresh Creamery lb 33c; 2 lbs 65c Coffee iTSi, 3 lbs $ 1.00 Fresh Beef to Stew 4 lbs 25c , . ... -. i SPECIALS Veal Chateau IMS? - '**- I>addit ' S ES? CHEESE for pan, lb lot Try Them M o y r y Choice Beef Roasts from * ,ound , Jumbo size . Prime Beef IP,, Crystal W hite ,/ .» The Best, tb IOC A A /.? Qflffc bfor^C package Bread yc UUU 7,3 |u 4 . wrapper. -i O V Try Our Minute Steaks, ... * real lender . ?r ] PALMOLIVE BEADS For washing lingerie, fine silks, laces „ , „ „ and delicate fabrics of all kinds. 2 lb. jars ZOC 5 25C Fresh Spare Ribs SUGAR CURED SMOKED 99,. Plenty Pork Wholc « r lb. Tenderloins s, r.ru,, nr:,, 7^ Hearts and Tongues picnics, io IDC Nice Pork Chops L A R I) i r pound oyj^ Honey Loaf, lb 30c Sausage, Country QP 2 p° unds oDL jEnduf Shoulder Ribs or 9(K« Neck Bones, 3 lbs. DIAMOND MATCHES 5 pkKs . MACARONI i** P" Pfe 6BOXES 29c r£ UHETT, 3Sc FRANKFORTS, ™- n ... ~r co rn T»inmvs ... or Millers Hi Life $2.50 RDincNA 9li ■ 2fJC Patrick Henry $2.50 ! KOWH-NA. 2 lbs... Centlivre .... 52.50 myso w e - "T Made 20c Red f«x ai c . sjjhi W emers, lb. .. . Herghoff ... $2.50 —■ Wooden Shoe. $2.65 LILY OLEO 25c Hudweiser ... .$3.00 ami bottles. KOSHER DILL PICKLES 3 for Tile DELIVERIES TO ANY PARTS OF CITY ANY TIME. Phones 106 or 107 OPEN LABOR DAY TILL 9 O'CLOCK A.M.—CLOSED THE REST OF DAY.

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