Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 63, Decatur, Adams County, 13 March 1936 — Page 6

PAGE SIX

NEW ENGLAND HIT BY FLOOD At Least Nine Deaths Attributed T<» High Waters In Northeast New York. March 13 — (UP) — Melting mountain snows und Ice poured extra thousands of tons of water into already-raging rivers tn Northeastern states today but colder weather forecast for tonight was expected to check the ■ ger. At least nine dea .... hue reported and millolons of dollars, worth of property damaged. Five lives were lost in New England states where lowering temper-

S\LVE bbb COLDS I.IQI ID-T IIII.ETM —• > %i t price 5,10,25 c

Z—Z - ~-J -‘ Ii > ixtj t(M * I |Wb I 77<J Home Store — h |{ vj er Burco , Lb ’ COFFEE 2 lbs. QQp Little Elf OOV BUCKEYE FLOUR SAUERKRAUT - KL. PORK & BEANS BAG 04 C O LGE. QT ~ SUGAR > cans 25 Ib. Bag £4 0' OXYDOL 1 — Large Pkg. SWANS DOWN z= 19c £ 25c Half Ton ZZZZZ= " ' ' ”iii alf™ cocoa icing sugar RICE 215 c " 9c 4lhc 9Rr» CORN « TOMATOES Lillie Elf IDS ZJU 3 25c ™ANPT BUTTER Free Copy of the new j\R JuOC 100 Page illustrated book “RI( E 200 De- POTATOES ________________ lightful ways to Serve 91 OA i>. < it" - with each Pur- Pk J ] C Bu. 80 C FLOUR ch'isc 1 — — 5 b l a r g 19c — SARDINES f»X?tpc Od or Mllstard "i CRACKERS a ONION SETS 2w 16c I 4 CAWS 19c 5c | ■ Potato ~ FRESH BREAD IVORY SOAP EGGS Q 24 ounce 41 E* 2 Lge Bars & 2 Med. b •> Ol'n Loaves 2 Lge. Bars & QQ _ A* DOZ. Ot/C —_____ - Med - Bars HEAD LETTUCE iy Extra 19 (Ft FRY ”’ " Large Heads loC TOILET 2 Bunches Q TISSUE CARROTS Bunch • 4 IQp California Fresh Top s(‘ 4 ROLLS ISC PEAS 2 Lbs OQp CAULIFLOWER Head Snow White i .H Fancv BEETS ' J APPLES u . York Imperial GREEN ONIONS Kunch 6 LBS. 25C STRAWBERRIES.•••••••••••••••• - RFFF steak ’ tb 19c PHPK R ° ast » ft... ULLI boh, ib 9c 1 unr\ RibSi m 15c Roast, lb 15c Fresh Hearts, lb 12%c Fresh Hearts, lb 12V 2 c Steak, Ib 23c Fresh Tongues, lb 12V 2 c Knuckles, 2 tbs. . 25c SMOKED PICNICS, Ib. 1 THURINGER, Ib 25c PUDDING, Ib 12%c BACON, lb RING BOLOGNA, Ib. ... 12»/2C PURE LARD 8 pounds SI.OO VEAL si::: IAMB 1 Stew, Ib 15C.1 LflnlD CHOPS Quality Food Market TELEPHONE 192 FREE DELIVERY

pt urea already were e'rctnmlng i flood waters. Potential danger etill existed in I flood areas of Pennsylvania, New j York, and New Jersey. Most lutreame in Pennsylvania were receding but the federal weather bur- : eau at Harrisburg (predicted that | the susquehanna river would rise | within 3G hours to the 23-foot level. , five feet above flood stage. Washington coast guard officials ordered three amphibian p’anes and 11 surf boats ent to Wilkes-Barre. Pa., to assist in flood rescue work i in that urea. | Flood waters of the Passaic river I in New Jersey, which inundated sevI eral communities along the river ! valley, reached their |>eak during j rhe night and the river showed no ; further signs of rising today. The sesquehanna aud Chenango I rivers in New York began receding J I today and meteorologist Thomas E- j I Heed at Binghamton announced ' that barring unforeseen devv lop- [ nients, the most serious situation I was past- . 0 Corn Crib Yields $2,500 Titonka, la.-(U.R)—Floyd Reltaa- ' men was tearing down his corn crib when he discovered a hollow

[ block In the structure. Exploring it, he found $3,500 in bills, dated i from 1890 to 1930. Reibsamen bei father. ■ -o ■— INDIANA GENERAL t (CONTINt'EP PltoM oxm } -'X measure to the federal unemployment compensation law, enabling the state to accept federal funds I and carry out provisions of the federal statute. An unemployment compensation board of five members, appointed by the state department of treas- ' ury, is provided. Two members shall represent labor, one shall ' represent the state, one shall rep- : resent large employers and one I I small employers. The maximum I salary of each member will be $1,200. i Unemployment compensation will be paid from a fund consisting of contributions and collections from employers and employes. Employers will contribute nine tenth of one per cent of wages paid for the last nine months of 1936, 1.3 per cent of 1937, 2.7 per cent for 1938 and 1939. Beginning with 1940 rates will be determined by an automatic

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MARCH 1.3. 19.36.

Is Your Child Getting The Right Food? You can be certain of the right selection of food for yonr grow- i Ing hoys and girls, if you will follow the suggestions In our Washington Service Bureau's 4,000 word bulletin, FOOI> FOR CHILDREN. Just fill out the coupon below, enclose a nickel, and mull us directed: • ... CLIP COUPON HERE Dept. 378, Daily Democrat's Service Bureau, 1013 Thirteenth Street. NW.. Washington, D. C. Encliaied is u nickel for mv copy of the bulletin on FOOD FOR CHILDREN: NA M E STREET and No CITY STATE - I am a reader of the Decatur Daily Democrat. Decatur, Ind.

merit rating system to be set up for the benefit of employers with small percentages of employment. Employe contributions will be one half of the amount paid in by their employers. No employes will be required to contribute in [ 1935. Benefits will he paid at the rate of 50 per cent of the average weekly wage for the preceding calen-' dar half year, or a flat rate of $15, ; depending on which is the lower. I In its present form the bill would apply only to businesses employing eight or more persons. The number is expected to be re- 1 duced to four by the senate, however. | o K. Os I*. Sponsor Dance Here Tonight The Knights of Pythias, lodge is sponsoring a public dance in the local lodge room tonight after the game at the high school. Admission to th edance is 15 cents iper person for both adults and high school children. > o Women’s Choir Will Give Concert Here The women's choir of Heidel- , berg College, Tiffin, Ohio, will pre- , 1 sent a concert in the Zion Reformed , church Thursday evening. March

SPECIAL ON SATURDAY ONLY LARD, pound ... 13c HAM in chunk QI or slice, pound A C SHOULDER. | Ql/oP chunk or slice AO /2v ■^ ACE . 19'20c X- 20c BEEF STEAK i O pound A OU BEEF ROAST, lb. 15c & 18c Boiling Beef. lb. HVjC & 12c EARL SUDDUTH 512 S. 13th st. Free Delivery Phone 786

Hite’s Grocery We appreciate your phone orders and they will be given our Personal Attention. Just call 31 or 204. nr I AlirO Large cans in heavy syrup. PEACHES 15c CHERRIES R ' d Pi,,ed 10c TOMATOES “ brand :9Bc PICKLES 15c Prunes, medium 2 lb. can Pure 1 A size, pound MV Fresh Cocoa l«/t Fresh Ginger 1 Large cans Snaps, lblvt Pork and Beans Qfvn Fresh Chocolate 1 3 cans «—m(_ Cookies, lb l 4 C 2 lb. jar Little Elf Wards Parker Tj A Peanut Butter House Rolls ... IVC ZOC Wards Butterfly New Seedless Rolls JL —i'"' Raisins, 3 lbs... m MV Fancy assorted Jelly, 5 boxes large glasses IKz» Snow Boy Wash- 1 A,, JLmC ing Powder .... JLV'"' TUNA FISH SALMON CHEESE ... . r rv . Brick or chicken of Fancy Pink American the sea, can 2 cans 2 lb box 15c 25c 55c Large cans ILIp Corn, Peas or 1 A Spaghetti lvv Green Beans, can IvC 3 cans Little 2 lb. box Gra- QQ Eif Red Beans.. Xjm V ham Crackers .. V OLEO H Fairy Soap, 1 2 pounds .... V 3 cakes lvv Gold Dust J* MACARONI Cleanser, can ... MV 3 pounds

This organization, under the leadership of Prof. A. S. Ebersole, director, is composed of 32 voices. The program to be rendered will consist of both sacred and secular numbers. The public is invited to enjoy i this unusual opoprtunity to hear the best in music rendered by a j choir consisting of many trained voices. There will be no adtniss--1 ion. but an offering will be taken during the concert to cover the expenses of the choir. o Italian Novelist 111 Os Pneumonia I Gardone, Italy. March 13 —(UP) —Garbiele D'Annunzio, famous Italian novelist an<i dramatist, was ill of pneumonia today. D'annunzio. whose 73nd birthday, firet was stricken with influenza, i , which developed into pneumonia. Dr. Antonio Duse, his physician, was optimistic although friends were worried because of D'Annunzio’s age. _ o Exiled Scholars Aided Stanford University, Cal. —(UP) The Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced German Scholars has ' given the university $2,000 at, part | salary of a Stanford professor. a Bonus Bureau on Wheels Toledo —(UP) — War veterans have organized a traveling ibonus ■ application bureau. They visit in-1 valid veterans, take their finger-! prints and bring the applications I ( to headquarters. 1 o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

' = I WEAK AND MISERABLE? IF your day be- j < S B ‘ ns ****• ache, or periodic f pains, you nerd a ’W g tonic such as Dr. Pierce's Favorite t V i- -- Prescription. Read 1 i> uhat Mr * Della t ' nV ”‘ I Warner of 358 U / Woodrow Ave., Columbus. Ohio, 1 Slid: “I was weak and suffered from head- t ache, and pains. I felt just as miserable as t could be. I used Dr. Pierce s Favorite Pre- o scription only a short while and it entirely overcame the weakened condition, my appe- - tile was better and I felt just fine ■ Buy now of your neighborhood druggist. ■ New size, tablets 50 cts., liquid SI.OO. Large ■ size, tabs, or liquid, $1.35. I Write to Dr. Pierce’s Clinic, Buffalo. N. Y., ■ for free medical advice. |

Great Lakes Exposition Plans Near Compl® - J:==== ”7S 'I »a. _ 4 a H wh 4 WCnf***'* " : 1 Lincoln D.ckey .nd Abr.m G.rfitld 'J

One of the most ambitious civic projects ever undertaken by the city of Cleveland, the Great Lakes exposition, is rapidly taking shape. The basic theme of the exposition will be the romance of iron and steel, although the scope of the event will attempt to include most phases of industrial and business life. Extending from June 27 to Oct. 4—loo days—the show will occupy 125 acres along the Cleveland lake front. Among the events scheduled are industrial and historical pageants, the Great Lakes regatta, radio broadcasts by headliners of the entertainment world, sports events of various kinds, midway shows which will be grouped around the cosmopolitan streets of the world.

Government To Seek Treaty With Canada Washington. March 13—(UP) — President Roosevelt iterated today that the government plane to seek a new St. Lawrnce river treaty with Canada. The last treaty, it was recalled, failed or ratification. Mr. Roosevelt indicated, however, that action would not be taken looking for presentation of the treaty to he present congress. From a discussion of St- Law- j rence developments .the president I turned to the question of housing. • He said that he would have a con- 1

SCHMITT’S £ M Specials for Saturday I SMALL LEAN LOIN PORK CHOPS 2x| LEAN PORK LOIN ROAST 26c] SMALL LINK SAUSAGES LEAN PORK SHOULDER STEAK or ROAST 25c] FRESH PICNIC HAMS <sto7tb • eaeh) ISc] MEATY SPARE RIBS 20c ] FRESH PORK HEARTS FRESH BEEF HEARTS 2 lbs. for 2| VEAL SHOULDER STEAK or ROAST 25c] MINCED HAM 18c, 2 Tbs. for 3M Extra Fancy Home Killed. Corn Fed. Steer Beef. Try a nice Rolled Rib ]loa>t.4 a Choice Juicy Steak out of No. 1 Fancy Corn Fed Steer Beef. 1 Meaty Chuck Roast (out of this No. 1 Steer Beef) f 1 Other Specials RIB. PLATE or BRISKET BOILING BEEF 2 lt>s.forlj SWIFT’S PURE WHITE LARD <-"y BONELESS WAFFLE STEAK (all meat) 9 It), sos M SWISS STEAK out of the Round 23c J FRESH GROUND H AMBERG ER 2 SLICED BACON 39c 2 HOCK LESS SMOKED PICNIC HAMS SUGAR CURED BONELESS ROLLED HAMS 32c J FRANKFORTS, BOLOGNA or PUDDING A REAL GOOD BONELESS FISH , SALT LAKE HERRING 15c lb., 2 ft. tor PEAS. CORN, GREEN BEANS, PORK AND BEANS. TOMATOES. and Large cans of KRAUT 10c a can. ■> SILVER BAR PEACHES (sliced or halves) 18c can ’ “ Some more of those meaty chunks out of the hind quarter for ISf > canning or summer sausage I Watch our window display for other Specials! Our Meats are Phofl6B All Native 9-4 ° r Home Dressed Iyl W 1 « M W• W k

Cleveland concernto the extent of $1,000,0(0, .... ... # be supplemented by tC ] - ....Kl the mall—such as th< auditorium—and by pi.-...:. . sions. Eben G. Crawford iof the exposition wheh id .. of Cleveland's incorpotatiut It : upattendance at the event u ; .I • xr.-,l view of the fact that th" Id pubUan a- • Legion national convent or s are Cleveland this summer. 1..:. ■ i. h ; tion manager and Abram Garfield architect

ference today with adminstration experts on the swbject and explained that the reason yesterday's scheduled housing conference was called off was because he had not read certain necessary reports. Introduce Liquor Bill In Senate Indianapolis. Ind., March 13 — (UP)—tA bill which would permit local option for sale or liquor and beer on Sundays and legal holidays i was introduced in the senate today. Daniel D. Lynch. Hammond: I Krederick F Eichhorn. Gary; and Raymond C. Sohl, Dyer, all demo-

fl ■d M as d‘; \uto Slightly Damaged - - H ■E fl s $5.