Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 276, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1936 — Page 6

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HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKES SHOULD be prepared now FOR mellowed richness If you make your holiday fruit cake now you will find that when the ThanksgivinK and Christmas holiday* roll 'round you’ll have a M lre that Is supremely good. ELLEN'S FRUIT CAKE 1 cup butter 1 cup sugar

/SCHMITT’S — Phones 95 or 96 — Thanksgiving Poultry Specials We will have a nice selection of fresh dressed Turkeys, a n y size or weight, including some nice choice hen turkeys, 7 to 10 th each, at 25c lb. Fresh dressed Young Ducks, 4to 5 lb. each |b Nice Young Fat Chickens, any weight, fresh dressed, •>sc lb. Real good bulk Mince Meat, 18c, 2 lbs. for 35c. Fresh Bulk Oysters and selects and counts for frying. “Real” Specials for Saturday Smoked Picnic Hams, 20c lb.: Fresh Picnic Hams, .. 19c lb. Sugar Cured Smoked Skinned Pig Hams, < to 9 Ib. each. Special, 25c th. All cuts of Fresh Dressed Spring Lamb. Fresh Shoulder Pork Steak QI Short Tee Bone Steak 25c I res h iftcl" ■i r k 1 "24c lb Meaty Chuck and Arm 1Q „ MH’ork Sausage (Bulk) QKp Beef Roast (Tender) n ’' — pounds Ovu Young Beef Liver, slicedlßc lb Fresh Casing or Smoked Sausage Frankforts and Bolognalsc lb Fresh Meaty Spare Ribs IQp Pork Liver 2 lb. for 29c (All you want) poundlt/V Rhineless Sugar Cured Special Saturday Only! Small Lean Sliced Bacon (Our Best)... Ih.OtJV Poik Loin ( hops or Roa^t. . . 2 v c lb Lean Sugar Cured Pig Bacon Ohn Young Rib and Plate Boiling QpT n in a chunk Ib.OVV Iteef 2 ib. Special (Saturday Only) Qflp Fresh Ground Hamberger Fresh Pork Ham Roast, lb OVl (All Beef) 2 lb. Rival Dog Food 3 cans for 25c Veal Paddies (Boneless)2sc lb Aunt Sarah’s Egg Noodles Minced Ham 2 lb. for 35c . -10 c. 15c, 20c a pkg. WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAY FOR ADDED SPECIALS. H. P. Schmitt Meat Market New Topcoats || A large selection of new styles and colors ... ► some have full belts . . . some half belts ... ( some balmacams. Single or double breasted. Z” fl fißKu ■■"*—}% / •12“ to Sy _ J J $24 5 ° 9 Vw’-I Just received a £ J V. \ ‘.W shipment of Boys £ \\ Overcoats, all new S 4V i ' styles, wonderful J -Jvalues, selling at.. • r+ 'W >V t / <1 Men’s Underwear z'W .Ml MENS RIBBED UNION SUITS, good and warm, all sizes, an Qt_ QQo \ \ unusual value at .... Ot)L tovOu V r’H MENS SUPERIOR MAKE UNION SUITS — J ill all sizes and styles, better buy now. ! *> $1.35 $5.00 -f BOYS WINTER RIBBED UNION Jfejf SHOP SUITS, good quality, special Ot/C SATURDAY AH Kinds of Mens XAct-Fit Shirts Leather or Cloth Jackets Real Collar Comfort Mens QO QfC CL* Plain and f ancy pattern”Boys (MAK 0 <pl»»Wto / U Others .... SI.OO. VANCE & LINN

2 beaten eggs j 2 teaspoons soda !4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon allspice 1 teaspoon cloves 2 teaspoons cinnamon 1 teaspoon nutmeg 3 4 cup wine 1 cup sour milk 4 cups flour Cream butter and sugar. add | eggs and the flour sifted with dry ingredients alternately with wine 'and sour milk. To this mixture add

/ a pound c Itron strips 1 pound seeded raisins 2 glass candied cherries 2 cups white raisins i 1 cup chopped figs candied pineapple ; Bake in S’£. inch pan until done. The top may he decorated with 'fruits when the cake is about half I finished. Place in covered tin box. wrapped in cloth that has been soaked in wine. At intervals of abont 2 weeks pour wine over the

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I cloth and replace cover. BLACK CAKE 1 pound blanched almonds 1 tablespoon rosewater 1 pound shredded citron 3 pounds seeded raisins 1 pound crystallized pineapple | 1 glass grape juice 1 pound shortening 1 pound sugar 12 eggs •/« tablespoon allspice 1 tablespoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon cloves 1 glass grape jelly 2 teaspoons melted chocolate 1 pound flour, browned 1 pound pecan nuts Soak almonds overnight in rosewater, the fruit in grape juice, j Cream shortening and sugar, add well-beaten egg yolks, then spices, I grape jelly and chocolate. Next; add stiffly beaten egg whites and* part of the flour. Holl remaining fruit in the flour, mixing into butter in small amounts. Add nuts, inix thoroughly. Bake in a moderate oven 3 1-2 hours. Place cake in covered tin latx and keep until hol-i iday time. —. — o Sutton’s Jewelry Store Opens Saturday, First Door North of Winnes Shoe Store.

j*. ♦ a. : Babies THRIVE on it Easy to Digest , Ab Nourishing as Fresh Cow's Milk Irradiated with Sunshine Vitamin D fiSg&BS 1 Many Doctors Recommend It wffireS Write for Baby 'BMmS 800 k... also Recipe and Premium Book I y y JBKNS * U I B IVVILSON MILK CO. I Box 895 Indianapolis, Indiana a

— 'Appelman’s Grocery FREE DELIVERY PHONE 215 - 219 * CRYSTAL Sweet Corn 1 WHITE ,arge 03,1 IVV SUGAR Large cakes Toilet Soap ,W® ■ «»•* 3f " r 10c •"au m, . T..—3 t)OC Soda Crackers 15c I Salad Dressing OK., Q uart Salmon, Fancy Qr„ Pink, 2 tall canswOt Concentrated SuperSuds, 2 large Peaches, large QJ* boxes iwlU cans, 2 for OmC ONIONS 1 Good Grape10 lbs t Fruit 3 for .... IOC Head Lettuce 15c Toilet Tissue, 25c I P. W. Crackers Or. Brazil and 99 box 13c, 2 for . ZitJU Walnuts, 1 1b... ” 5 lb. Little Elf OK ~ Macaroni and 1 £ Cake Flour ZOC Spaghetti. 2 tbs. Vv 1 th. Icing Powd. Free. Pancake Flour I’urex 1 5 lb. sackdtfOv quart AeJv Roval Jello, all irr Perfection 1A p flavors 6c. 3 for 1 I C Cookies, lib box AW Green Beans 1 Imperial i can Axztz Coffee, IbJLvV

BABY RACE WILL I f.'ONTTNI’En FBQSJ to to "‘those entitled on it* (the will’s) relatives. 13 of whom sought to break the will, from receiving any | part of the fortune. . oLABOR LEADER (CONTINt'En cd. “And if freedom comes again to I the nations now under an iron rule it will come through rebelII ion of the working people. •We learn with indignation of the persecution of the Jewish race in Germany. We protest against this prosecution of a noble race and we are against this autocrat |in Germany who has oppressed I that race. We will continue our I boycott in order to- impress upon J him the strength of trade union-; Jism and to emphasize to the Ger/man people the unity of workers." G. 11. Brunet, Canadian fraternal delegate, told the convention Can-' ada had a keen interest in the welfare of the United States and that labor had a large share of responjsibility in maintaining harmony between the two nations. "The hopes of the majority of the Canadian workers," he said, “are that these conditions will continue for many more decades.” He said workers of Canada were greatly interested in the internal I strife in the A. F. of I*. and ex--1 pressed "sincere hope that away will be found amicably to settle this difficulty.” Kean, representing the British trade union congress, said the number of trade unionists in Great Britain is increasing at the rate of 100,000 a year. 0 _ , , REBELS THREATEN (CONTINUEp FHOM PAGE ONB) ment leaders, horrified by the slaughter wreaked by nationalist bombing airplanes, considered today a plan for evacuation of every woman and child from the capital. It was proposed to leave none but men in the city for a fight to death against the nationalists in which quarter would neither be given nor asked. The task was a gigantic one, in a city of nearly 1,500,000. But to the threat that thousands iof women and children mfght be I torn to pieces by bombs was addied the threat of starvation. The city's food supply is perilously low. Restaurants began hanging out “no food left” signs last night. Babies cried vainly today for milk as their mothers, huddled in doorways, sheltered them from the cold and the misty rain. So urgent w-as the situation regarded that it was even suggested in official quarters that the nationalists be asked to pass through their lines special trains bearing women, children, and aged men. But to all effect, the mass evacuation already was under way. All through the night motor busses, i mobilized by the defense council, were leaving the city for the east coast with women and children. A special commission was organized to go to the coast and seek food supplies. The new loyalist air fleet took to the air again at dawn to watch I for nationalist raiding planes.

DAVIES NAMED (CnXTfNUKD FROST PAGE ONRIj Bi addition to siM>aklng in behalf of Mr. Roosevelt’s re-election, I navies was a heavy contributor to! campaign funds, lie gave |l?300| to the Democratic national com- ; mittee. Davies, long prominent In Defno'cratic party circles, has held several previous posts with the gov-j /ernment. mainly in tin international capacity. He was Democratic national J committeeman from Wisconsin for several years, and in 1912 was chairman of the western headquarters of the party’s presidential campaign. MEAT SATURDAY SPECIALS lard, pound 15c Shoulder, chunk or sliced 2lc Ham. 'hunk or sliced, lb 23c Fresh Sausage, 1b... 20c-21c Fresh Side, lb2oc Smoked Jowels, Ib .... 21c Boiling Beef, 1b12(4 c Baby Beef Steak, lb22c Beef Roast, lb. 18c and 22c Beef Liver, poundlsc Neck Bones, ib 10c, 3 for 25c Bread9c, 3 for 25c Cakeslsc -20 c Potatoes, peck 38c Phone 226 Free 'Delivery E ARL SUDDUTH 512 S. 13111 st

PUMPKIN PIE TIME IS HERE! Grapefruit Juice PUMPKIN O cans COUNTRY CLUB — fancy EARE ZZ=Z For Rich Full „ Flavored Pies Cans dfIKS Corn Standard Quality PUMPKIN PIE SPICE I'/zoz. Pkg. c SUDAN BRAND _ AW No 21 A VANILLA EXTRACT 8 oz. bottle 1 can lUC CRISCO 11b. can 91 (* 3 lb. can Hominy VEGETABLE SHORTENING “A.V UtrV Country Club FLOUR aixwrJole *7sc * 24 LB. SACK 9 No. 2 'i 0!. RAISINS 9 lb. pkg. 1q P 6 Cans __L SUNMAID SEEDLESS 1936 CROP „_ “ A«7V o] E0 EatBMW APRICOTS lb. 10p 9 97c BAKING POWDER 9 lb. can 99 P T a S t y a-.-’w? CLABBER GIRL. " PINK SALMON Fancy Firm Tender «» PT?AG B Juauty d x No - 2 16c 9 160z *23c 1936 PACK CANS £ cans KROGER UDEAD finest quality delicious t av - CLOCK OIWIL jrAAF ored - sliced - ————— APP' E BUTTER.C’**' Kraut A “ 2 can? 25c I Fine Flavor CANS TWINKLE. Gelatin 0* JEWEL COFFEE lb. 1O f 1 SMOOTH AND FRAGRANT A«/V SUGAR. Pure MARGATE TEA % lb. pkg. lA ( > , LB jj* JAPAN OR MIXED AW SODA CRACKERS 9 lb. box IKn Clue. Prepar'd' WESCO FLAKEY AW 5 Lb. Sack irf COUNTRY CLUB CREAMERY— ROYAL ’y^p' BUTTER 36c » FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Grapes 3 SWEET POTATOES, Virginia Jerseys, for Baking, 5 lbs CELERY CABBAGE, very’ fancy quality, special. 3 for 15e BRUSSEL SPROUTS, extra fancy at special prices, qt Head LETTUCE & » £of ” Apples

Union Chaprl A. F. Knopp, minister. *ll I ■ Sunday. 9:16 n. m. Sunday School. 10:1l> a. tn. ■— Worship service with sarrnon by pastor. The balloting for delegates to I the general conference will ho hold Sunday morning. This is Homo Mission Sunday. I 6:00 p. m.—Christian Endeavor service. j 7 p. m.—Worship service, with sermon by the pastor. ! Tuesday. 7:30 p. m.—The Chris-' tian Endeavor Society will hold a Thanksgiving party, at the homei of Ernest Schrader, 109 North Tenth street, in Decatur. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. — Mid-

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