Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 22 November 1935 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Publslhed Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO, Entered at the Decatur, Ind,, Post Office as Second Class Matter. J. H. Heller President 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 |5.00 One month, by mail ..... .35 Three months, by mail SI.OO Six months, by mail 1.75 One year, by mail 3.00 One year, at office 3.00 Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere $3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative SCHEERER, Inc. 115 Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. How are you getting along with the Christmas shopping? Buy a property in Decatur. It will grow in value and you'll profit by owning it. Gosh sakes, next Thursday is Thanksgiving and what a happy time it should be for all. | From all the trouble European rulers are having, it appears that exKaiser Wilhelm got the most out of the war. Tomorrow is a good time to start the Christmas shopping. Local stores are ready with their wide selection of holiday goods and you’ll find the job easy to do now. For the second consecutive year the Yellow Jackets won the Northeastern Indiana football championship. Coach Andrews, the players and every Decaturite are happy and we say. well done squad. Most of us haven’t figured out if the Italians or the Ethiopians got the best of each other this week, the outcome of the IndianaPurdue and Notre Dame-Southtern California games being more to our liking. Give to the Boy Scout fund. The solicitors who call on you are donating their time and besides contribute towards the cause. All you are asked to do is to donate a few dollars in the name of the l>oys of the community. The extending of the electric lines to the rural sections should eventually mean the sale and installation of electric refrigerators, washers, stoves, pumps and other equipment enjoyed formerly only by those within the corporate limits. The modern farm home today can be made as convenient as the house within a block of the court house. Scouting builds character and better citizenship in youth. It’s worth your investment of a fewdollars to the scout fund to help continue this program. Court records show that very few Boy Scout ■trained youths have ever gone wrong. Scout training is one of Ihe most valuable insurance policies a community can carry and your support of the organization makes possible the realizing of the boaeftts. i The United Brethren church will celebrate next Sunday the eleventh anniversary of the building of the new edifice al the corner of Madison and Ninth streets. It will be a happy occasion for pastor and congregation and among the speakers will be Hou. R. Earl Peters, once a member ol the local church and a former resident of Decatur. No doubt his visit here will be in the nature of a homecoming and his friends will he happy to welcome him There has been much talk about television and how nice it would

be to sit before the fireplace and see the actors and artists flashed on the screen before your eyes. Now someone comes along and finds that the only practical tele- ' vision set in use cost four and onet half million dollars. Tnat destroys the dream. To make television t practical the receiving sets must be produced in the range of price t for radios and it seems there is a wide field tor a genius to work on ; the developement. i • . .. 1 ” Don't violate the liquor law. by act or intent, is the caution issued j by enforcement officers. Complaint has been made in several parts of the state that few dealers are violating the law by keeping their place of business open after the hours fixed in the law. Officers point out that it Is unlawful toj sell, give away or dispense any | alcoholic in any licensed place of business after the closing hours. The intent of the law is to regulate the sale and compliance with it is generally the best policy. Evidently contributions to the Will Rogers Memorial fund arc not coming in very fast from over - the country. Capt. Eddie Ricken | backer, director of the campaign i reminds the public that small con-; tributious are welcome. He writes.; •'From the very outset it has been] the aim and hope of the committee that millions of subscriptions would j be received —nickels, dimes, quarters. pennies' are a tribute to Will Rogers and his kindliness to man-1 ■I Ml - ■ —...— —

SATURDAY SAVINGS While They Last— « regular 10c size I KLENZO ANTISEPTIC, fWRf J Mouth. Throat Gargle One to a customer. qßm** XE-. r.Jjy S' B?"•<■ Electric Heating Pads -• £ 25c til *W $2-98 . rtflt ’fiV . J Jd yWj .orlick's Malted Pepsodent eAY |Z*Z ■ if " 45c sr*Tl9cW » 4, ack IQ/* : ' — ' " H Pepper, th. 1 £ > igK .apure 4Qz» Tar Shampoo . Ji ♦ W Inhalent WU Sc3p . » ;£3j — Klenzo.. ivv yjn IF Fitch Shampoo *5? p Mortons Smoked K -«E and Massage Glycerin & Rose & f 89c f B " 69c 19c I .7# “ '*Yiv Evening in Pans , . •<? , | Smoke QO ■# ___— & H quart dOt ■ \ W illards Tablets A* K ' ■■.|| -V* OJK Indo- QQz. | a» d Vin ... c/OV w 1 I > > | jO Woodbury fe Hot Water 4Q Z , ®4 Soap. 3 for . ...AiMV B Bottle, 2 ■ < : W' f ,‘je t b i . jy J- 4 ■ i |fci -sg&jgi < ,-Sr || Sanitary Napkins ■■ 1 3 ~725 c1 1 Flashlight, complete Joncaires Gardenia I’er- | Waffle Iron, guar-M "“b. 2 """ ... 39C PJftp B anteed $1 . { )S|' p 2l __ovc B 4 Sodium Perbor- QQz, ate, flavored . . ’Je/V Old Fashioned Horehound Candy, 1 Q/» 1 Clorta 9K „ ■ “I c ap .ul« - pound A»C ■ ZOC HI - ,0 “psdes 79(» '!"• ~juiiMiimin ii iir ~ ~iT-ir^ " 11 " Liver Oil ConcenI n-pcn-D’Orient PT Az. trate Tablets QQz* Perfume, dram 110 tablets .... O*zV B. J. SMITH DRUG CO.

1 kind, just us SIOO and SI,OOO subJ scriptlons are. Will wouldn't want . ! it any other way.” How do you 1 fuel about it? o . # • Answers To Test , Questions 1 Below are the answers to the > Test Questions printed on Page 1 wo. • C 1 I. Paul's Epistle to the Collosslang. 2. Words are by Jimmie Ken- , nedy and music by Will Grosz. 3. Opera. 1 4. Robert Browning. 5. Grass mown and dried in the sun and used as fodder for cattle. 6. It is fixed by law at $35 per fine ounce. 7. A condition of vision in which the number of colors which can be differentiated is markedly less than normal. i 8. South America. 9. English historical and porI trail painter. 10. The University of Alabama defeated Stanford University. O f TWENTY YEARS | AGO TODAY From the Dally Democrat File Nov. 22, 1315. — Tremendous of- j tensive begun by the Allies at the Dardenelle. ' 1 ' Circus skating rink under tent h opens at Fourth and Monroe. Arthur Mangold and Fred Bak ! er take over the Brushwiler & Bakier grocery. , 1 Miss Rose Smith weds John M < Ralston of Brunswick. Ga., yester- ; day. 11 i Policemen raid the Straub gambl- ' iug house and take five men. Number from here attend "On i Trial" at the Majestic. ! 1 Albert Magley and daughter. I —■ ■ .1 I ■—■ H I ■ ■l— II ■■■

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1935.

Mrs. Edna White of Indianapolis ■ visit thte S. S. Magley family and other relatives. Order received at the Decatur postoffice that hereafter only oue delivery of mail will be made on j holidays. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Grandstaff are visiting at Rochester. Minn. o ♦ ♦ i Modern Etiquette I Sv ROBERTA LEE Q What is the popular time, or season, for giving a debutante her coming-out party? A. Just before or after the winter holidays. Q. When addressing an envelope; should each line be indented, or ■ should all the lines bear the same lefthand margin? A. The preferred form at present is to have all lines bear the same lefthand margin. Q. How is it determined whether one should have a church wedd-, ing? A. This is altogether a matter of preference and whether oue can afford the expense. 0 — Household Scrapbook By Roberta Lee Kitchen Chair I A chair with one wide arm, similar to those in many launch rooms, is an excellent kind for the kitchen. It is just the thing when peelI ing potatoes, stringing beans, and such jobs, or to use as a desk. The Gas Water Heater ! The copper coils of the gas water heater should be brushed off oueea week. It requires far more gas to heat the water if the coils are covered witth soot or scales. Apple Butter Pe’ople who are very fond ofl apple butter claim it is best when served with hot biscuits, hot mus fins, or hot rolls.

i iff, 1 Leave orders now ■ for Thanks giving -Z’*'* \ A 1 LLV ■ Turkeys, Chickens, OXI Ducks, Geese, RabBurco Coffee lb 17c (lOd Minced Meat““2sc W Salad Dressing 29c TomatoSoUD “4™29c ““'Sr Burco j*lour ~ yj Preserves ■l9 c Little Elf Coffee, lb. 25c Bursleys Stuffed Olives 25c 251' MIXING BOWL II Maxwell House Coffee, lb. 27c Baking Chocolate, M. S. C. '/i lb. 10c |l Menasching Cherries, Jar .... 9c Bear Rabbit Molasses. No. can 15c 1 pkg. BL R 0 COCOA I I Little Elf Shrimp, can 15c Golden Yellow Sugar, 3lb . 17c t Pkjj, Bl F l ,. 0 ICING SlGlql Pecan Meats, ' 2 lb. . 25c Elf Tomato Juice, 2 tall cans . 19c ' alue I Marshmallows. Little Elf, lb. pkg. .. 18c Elf Dried Currants, pkg. . 15c Only OtJv Elf Icing Sugar, 1 lb. pkg 11c Elf Raisins. 2 pkgs. 19c Fresh Fruits ■ Vegetables —x ,)oz :23c T ha™ 1 gZ;^ TOES tt* B, 25c 1* •LjJvery fancy plump, local fl GRAPES 9 lb. 1: f esse J f Con l e in and * , . w. 1 •J’L aHHa 9 a® '• hese before buying your., fl * nl K — nrrnrs .... v fl ENGLISH WALNUTS lb. 1Q P / F’s k ry \i / NEW CROP DATES lb. 1 Os Spms Lima Beans s 2 lb 19< & June Peas - 3 29c T ,X R I Pumnkin 3 27c m | p n! -f g ran Flakes pkg. 11< IJEL L- O CANNED GOODS SALE M F ATSI q n Jzrr< -j w Little Elf Peas, 5 No. 2 cans 63c »5 1/C Little Elf C. G. Corn. 5 no. 2 cans .... 63c E's Cut Green Beans, 5 no. 2 cans .. 63c 11a flf TD/^I?P Elf Keti Kidney Beans, 5 no, 2 cans . 13c M A tyS Elf Kraut or Hominy, 5 no. 2'/z cans . 13c 11***’* s kittle Elf Applesauce. 5 no. 2 cans .. 43c FRESH 2fos.2j)t MIXED I Elf Pineapple, 5 no. 2‘/z cans $1.09 CANDY I ttle Elf Apricots, 5 no. 2'/z cans .... 99c - — —— — IKp I Little Elf Peaches, 5 no. 2'2 cans .... 89c ROUND SWISS so- 10( LB. | Elf Fresh Prunes, 5 no. 2/z cans 69c STEAK Llf Black Raspberries, 5 no. 2 cans .. 69c « BEEF BOIL 2 lbs. |j)( Holsurn Bread FREESAN ©WIC H E S " Ml Better Inijredients Miss Holsuin will be at our store —« ■ — nEp Stays Fresh Longer all day Saturday, serving delicious PORK STEAK or Sandwiches FREE! p()RK CHOPS ' — LONG O/* TWIN PURE LARD, 2 LOAF j LOAF jewel Shorten Quality Food Market 121 North Second St. PHONE 193