Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 115, Decatur, Adams County, 14 May 1937 — Page 6

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CENTRAL SUL \R -(CONTINUED FKO-' "AGIC uNE) will mean a total o’ 17 394 ton, a record price tor sugar Peeta grown tn the Central Sugar "urnpany's area. Propoa. <i legislation now p .1ing in congress provides for a permanent excise tax of 75 cents per 100 pounds of raw sugar sold in the United States. From the funds raised. 70 cents per 100 pounds of raw sugar will be paid in benefit payments. This will mean a government payment of approximately *2 a ton should the act be approved. Central Sugar grower officials stated this, with increased payments to be made by the plant, will make sugar beets one of the most profitable crops in America. Increased 1937 Acreage More than 15,000 acres of sugar beets have been contracted for 1937, the greatest acreage et r signed in the Central Sugar company's area. Os this amount, approximately one-third has been planted. J. Ward Calland, field manager of the company, said that rains! this week assure the sprouting of every seed. The balance of the crop will be planted during the last two weeks of May and the first two weeks of June. There is little danger of a crop failure for beets planted before June 20, Mr. Calland said, as they will be matured by October 20. The acreage c 15.000, contracted for this yeat, compares to 13.500 contracted for in 1933. 1934 and 1935, and 11.000 in 1936. As has been the policy of the company, additional improvements are being made to the plant this j year by a permanent crew of| about 30 men who are instating new equipment and repairing and cleaning <he old machinery. Since the Central Sugar coiapai,. took i

MEAT Specials for Saturday HAMS2Sc lb Shoulder, sliced or chunk 2’c lb Pork Chops ‘ tb Fresh Side ctb Beef Steaklb Potatoes 45c peck Pepper 15c tb Breadloc loaf Cakelsc -25 c Angel Food Cake ._ ._ 29 Coffee 19c -21 c | Cookies, dozenlsc 1 Plenty of Nice Plants i Free Deliver;. Phone 226 E ARL SUDDUTH

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-MEATSDon’t be In doubt! Buy the Best — Our Quality Merchandise! WE SUGGEST— Armour Star and Swift Premium Hams, Swift Circle "S” Picnics, Prime Beef for Roasts or Steaks. Plenty of Chickens. BACON Light ’ Lean ’ 24c Chunk. Extra Special D •| • D f Rib or Plate ■** Boiling Beer Pound 12c Minute Steak, pound 25c Smoked Jowels, home cured, pound 20c Pure Pork Sausage (Bulk) pound2oc HAMBURGER. PORK or CALF BRAINS, 2 lbs. 25c PORK SHOULDER STEAK or ROAST, lb2sc Veal Paddies (boneless) pound2sc Neckbones 10c, or 3 lbs. 25c OUR OWN FANCY BACON 9 K RINED AN .SLICED — poundoOC MEAT LOj.. — Beef Pork and Veal, pound22c VEAL Steak or Roast Pound 22c Veal Round Steak or Chopsth. 35c VEAL STEW or Pocket Roast K POUND * V Peaches. No. 2/i can. halves or sliced in heavy syrup. Can 18c — 2 Cans 35c I I A k it* ••Swifts Circle "8” Picnics 4W ■_ rl Annß p° und » — 24 c g O Thuringer si bummer bausage chunk - n 2sc

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I > plant over tn 1933, improveu. nts have bjen made annually, greatly Increasing the capacity I and efi. uicy of the plant. These I savings have been passed on to, the growers and are the cause of the increased price for beets in 1937. The contracts this year are the most favorable ever offered the growers. v-day Campaign Prospects now are for a run of 90 to 100 days during the processing season at the plant this full, the longest since the plant was taken over by the Central Sugar company. This will mean inI creased payroll and funds to be distributed next fall. The longer campaign will also result in increased payments to truckers, hand laborers in the field and transportation companys engaged in hauling the company's products in a radius of 30 mills of Decatur. Company officials pointed out that most of the money was brought into the county by the sale of sugar and its by-products over the United States. o STUDENTS WILL (CONTINUED FTCOM PAGE ONE) Royle, His sahdow — Kenneth Chilcote Reverend Doolittle, man of mystery—Bill Lynch. Director, Grace Coffee. Music presented by the Decatur Girls’ Orchestra, Albert Sellemeyer. director Struck Appointed Mishawaka Coach Mishawaka. Ind., May 14 —(UP) ■ —Ray (Dutch) Struck, former WaI bash high school basketball mentor, today was appointed head basketball coach and assistant foot- ' ball coach at Mishawaka high I school. Selected from a list of more than 50 applicants, Struck succeeds Shelby Shake who resigned following an altercation with Coach Johnny Wooden of South Bend during a basketball game last February. Shake's resignation was requested by the Indiana high school '■ athletic association board of control. o Virginia Parrish Is Maid Os Honor Miss Virginia Parrish, one of the 1' two girls chosen as maids of honlor to the queen of the Van Wert 1 Ohio peony festival in June, is the ■ daughter of James Parrish, of Adams county. Miss Parrish is a student in the Willshire, Ohio high school. Her. home is in Blue Creek township. She, with Jill Clare King, of Van : Wert as queen and Rosemary Dun-1 i lap, also of Van Wert, were chosen ' I by a group of judges in Van Wert, i ! The coronation of the queen is to ;he held as a part of the festival,. i June 9, o Rail Freight House Is Damaged By Fire . Andenson, Ind., May 14—(UP)—• Fire broke out in the Indiana Rail road freight house here this morn-

. ing partially wrecking the structure. Rail road officials wont to the I scene to attempt to determine the I cause of the fire and check on inceni dlarism. The railroad had been in a labor dispute with striking employes. The fire started in the center of the building. The office and passenger station were not damaged. The freight section was partially destroyed and a large portion of the roof burned. Ball Suggests Delay In Committee Action .... Indianapolis, May 14 —(UP) — George Ball, Muncie millionaire and Indiana's national Republican com- i mitteeman, sent a telegram to the state central committee today urgi ing a two weeks delay in Its proposed “house cleaning". Ball had planned to attend the meeting today but being unable to do sent the following wire to Harry Fenton, party secretary, on his way to Wheeling W. Va„ •'I suggest you postpone any deI finite action on official changes in I your committee for a short period, say two weeks, giving time to iron out deliberately any difference of opinion which it Is not reasonable to expect can be adjusted today with satisfaction to all. Hasty action -Is liable to result in errors of judgment which would result In much harm to our party.” o Winter Wheat Crop Is Only Slightly Damaged Lafayette, Ind-, May 14 —(UP) — j Only about 6 per cent of Indiana’s winter wheat crop was damaged 1 by cold and wet weather, according |to Purdue University’s monthly crop report released today. Prospects of crop conditions on i May 1 were for a production of 34,1592,000 bushels or 16 bushels per acre from the $2,162,000 acres exi pected to be harvested, the report . showed. Most of the loss was attributed .to late seeding and the January floods which virtually destroyed the ■ southern Indiana wheat crop. o German Commission Arrives For Probe Lakehurst, N. J.. May 15 —(UP) — Resumption of the department of I commerce's hearing on the dirig-ible disaster was postponed until 1 p. m today to give Dr. Hugo Eckener, designer of the ship, an opportunity ' to examine the wreckage, see motion pictures of the disaster and read a summary of testimony already taken. The hearing had been scheduled for 10 a. m. Dr. Eckener arived at Lakehuret shortly after midnight. He spent the night at the quarters of commander Charles E. Rosendahl with a detail of marines guarding the house. Eckener heads a commission from Germany to investigate the disaster which took 35 lives. o PREBLE NEWS * * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shady and daughter of Fort Wayne spent the week-end visiting with the former's mother, Mrs. Albert Shady and

I FANCY COLD MEATS Barbecued Pork, Baked or Boiled Ham, Roast Beef Loaf. Liver Cheese Loaf. Spiced Ham, Corned Beef, Old Fashioned Veal Loaf, Summer Sausage. Also a full line of our regular Cold Meats. Kraft's Chocolate Malted Milk, 2 lb can49c Little Elf Peas or Green Beans. 2 cans27c Horseradish Styled Mustard Quart —lB s. pintloc 2 Lb. Box Graham Crackers 23c 2 Lb. Box Soda Cracker*l7c SALAD DRESSING Ship Shape Brand Qt. Pint i/ 2 Pint 29c 19c 10c Night Club Root Beer, Ginger Ale and Lime « Rickey * Mr w We keep it cold at all times. I Butter, CreamH ery, fresh, 2 Ib. » Sawyers fancy assorted Cookies, bulk 4 PoundA V

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| daughter EthelMr. and Mrs. Herman Werling and son Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Elilerding and sons Vernon and Raymond of Fort Wayne visited Mr. and -'* rs - Ueo. Butlemeler and daughters Saturday evening. Harriett Straub of Spencerville, ■ Ohio spent the week-end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Lichtensteiger and children of Decatur visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Werling and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Werling and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. thurman Fuhrman and daughter of Waynedale were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles

908 BELL'S VhonT" GROCERY phone 558 and MEAT MARKET 292 OCR OWN FREE DELIVERY 4 TIMES DAILY 8, 10, 2 and 4 o’clock. STRAWBERRIES — Per Quartlsc CALIFORNIA ORANGES—Per Dozen 18c, 35c & 40c NEW POTATOES—Fancy Triumphs—s pounds.2sc SOUP BEANS—Hand Picked — 3 lbs.2sc KRAFT'S CHEESE — 2 pound boxs3c SILVER SEA COFFEE (Save 7c) —Per Pound 23c NOODLES —1 Pound Celophane Packagelsc CHILI CON CARNE — 3 cans2sc COCOANUT—Moist Tender Long Shreds.—lb. 25c SNIDER S SPINACH — 2 cans2sc SNIDER'S CHILI SAUCE (25c value) per bottle 15c TOMATOES — 3 No. 2 cans (hand packed) 25c SNIDER'S TOMATO JUICE — 2 canslsc SNIDER'S RED BEETS — 2 large cans2sc DILL AND SOUR PICKLES — Quart jar 15c JACKSON HOMINY — 3 large cans2sc JACKSON KRAUT — 2 large cans2sc PEAS — Tender. Early June — 2 cans2sc MAY FIELD’S PEAS — 3 large cans2sc THAT GOOD PEANUT BUTTER — Pint Jar 15c KETCHUP — Large 14 oz. bottleloc LIME RICKEY, GINGER ALE (no bottle charge) — large bottleloc TOILET TISSUE — 6 1000 Sheet Rolls2sc BOYER’S TOILET BOWL CLEANER (25c value) — canl9c HELP—Water Softener and Work Saver, Ig. pkg. 10c P & G — 6 large bars2sc SUPER SI DS — 3 for2sc BOYER S HIGH TEST LYE — 3 cans2sc We have a Full Line of FRESH and SMOKED MEATS SMOKED PICNIC HAMS—I-5 lb. average. Ib.-lT'/jC GOOD TENDER BOILING BEEF — poundloc LEAN SLICED BACON — pound29c HITE’S Grocery PHONE 31 or 204 As Close As Your Phone. Personal Attention Experienced, willing and anxious to satisfy the most particular. Our huge stock provides unequaled selection—a real advantage to you. PICNICS CURED SHANKLESS. SMOKED, AGAIN at this low price QUART PREFER f Op 39C lb. PEACHES 3 ,0 r 50c EARLY JUNE O L E 0 PEAS ECKRICH A BIG SAVING 18c Value Only IOC C.n _I6C n, COFFEE “ vX: °t24c BROOMS' VALUE Each 29c POTATOES K ™"-. I 1 "?, B ' ans - , Pork & Beans, Small Russets 3oc pk Spaghetti $1.40 Bu. $2.25 100-Tb. bag Peas & Carrotg Large Russets.. 45c pk Tomato Soon $1.75 Bu. $2.95 100-lb. bag. ♦ m q P ’ Large Cobblers. 50c pk. Vegetable Soup, $1.95 Bu. $3.25 100-tb. bag. Only White Maine ._ 55c pk. Can RED BEANS PORK & BEANS Tall 3 for 20c MgKIDNEY BEANS cans Dozen.. /JV GRAPE FRUITSL------- 0. 10c ICE CREAM MIX 6 - >oc CAMAY SOAP 35c bot. Perfume 21c PINEAPPLE FiaT^s 0 ' bhCCd Only f I IHfaHl $ fciw p Qr a |j m jf e d ti me can A Good Selection of Fresh Strawberries, Pineapple, Celery, Head Lettuce, Fresh Tomatoes, Fresh Asparagus, Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Lemons, etc.

' Fuhrtnan and daughters Elisabeth and Mary. Sunday. Lorlne and Erma Kirchner spent Tuesday In Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Homoyer, of Fort Wayne visited with Mrs. Catherine j Liunemeyer, Rudolph Unnemeler and Martin Bentz. Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Richard Bogner and eon Samuel of Decatur, Mr. and Mrs Edgar Zimmerman and daughter Onalee, Mr. and Mrs. Dortha Shady and eons Donald and William were Sunday guests of Mrs. A. Shady and daughter Ethel. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bultemeier and daughters were the supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller and family, Sunday.

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NEW PEAS 2 lbs J NEW POTATOES = 4 j, J BREADeiock"! Id Country Club Creamery In Rolla S Finest Quality — 90 Score P J IN QUARTER POUN D PRINTS —LB 34c 1 WyW Y TO AVONDALE- MAA ■4 ■■ I Rw Sdc ’ B ' fnc " -d Kim ■ ■For All Bak.ng > Wil

KROGER HOT DATED Jewel CoHee Smooth - Fragrant 19C n,. 3 LB. PKG. 55c KROGER SPARKLING BEVERAGES Seven Delicious Refreshing Flavors 4 25c Plus Bottle Charge Smooth and Fragrant ICE CREAM MIX Liquid Fruit Flavors 5«/ j oz can « Each A VMp TWINKLE Gelatin Dessert 4 rkBS 19c

GUARANTEED QUALITY MEATS - Features for Frijj BEEF ROASTS O.Q. Beef Round Steak:..” “ Clinics SHOULDER roasts 9 SHOULDER STEAK Native RIB CHOPSJ VEAL • “ STEAK .z::::::::: Boiling Beef lb Ground Beef 2 tbs. BOLOGNA It ’* 1’ PURE for LARGE SLICED | BACON lb. * BLUE PIKE to- ill FANCY—2 - 4 n>. average FRESH LAKE Pork Sausage Bulk lb 14

PINEAPPLE, ( , 1 Extra Quality—Large Size 24’s '•3(11 Buy for Canmng-ts.sg per TOMATOES 1 Finest Quality Obtainable of Hot House Stock CELERY bunch ,1 Large Well Bleached, Tender Stocks 111 JEM CARROTS 2 for 21 California Tender. Crisp Bunches r llfl ORANGES dmn J California SunKist, Sweet and Juicy .

FLOUR“T 1.0 SUGAR 25 Pound 61 PURE GRANULATED * paperba g M« J VANILLA EXTRACT 8 oz. 1! WESCO—IMITATION bottle • CAKE or Pastry FLOUR slb Sack 4! Country Club® RECIPE Baking Powder 10 oz. pkg. 11 Guaranteed to Satisfy • AVONDALE STRINGLESS Green Beans 2 - lj TOMATOES No. 2 cans 4! LIMA BEANS No. 2 can 1 Seaside Fancy — Sun Ripened --- SPINACH 3 No. 2 4 Standard Quality — Firm Pack - can. < PEAS No. 2 cans 41 Avondale—Extra Standard Sweet *1 Pears S 2 35 PRUNE PLUMS 2 No. 2* Fancy Fruit In Syrup cans PINEAPPLE 907-H Country Club—Fancy Slices can OLIVES 10 oz. Jar J| Hollywood Fancy Stuffed Queens COUNTRY CLUB NEW DELICIOUS CEREAL— Wheat Flakes V f BRAN FLAKES 2 15 ° 7 " pKgS ' 1! CREAM CHEESE Ib. J| Mild Full Rich Flavor MACARONI 3 ltb l FOULDS — Fresh Stocks pkg ‘ APPLE BUTTER 38 oz. 1 Country Club — Rich — Mellow - Ja