Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 150, Decatur, Adams County, 25 June 1937 — Page 6

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Wounds Require 105 Stitches KannMlta, N. C. —(UP)- Mamie THE SAFE, SENSIBLE WAY TO RELIEVE CONSTIPATION Every one knows the ilanpers of constipation. Pills and drugs usually bring only temporary relief, j That's because common constipa- I tion is due to meals low in “bulk.” , Kellogg’s All-Bran contains ; “bulk" that does not break down in the body as does that of many leafy vegetables. ALL-Bran absorbs twice its weight in water and forms a soft mass that gently sponges the intestines. Kellogg’s All-Bran is a food — not a medicine. In addition to “bulk”—it gives vitamin B to tone ' up the system, and iron for the blood. It is a healthful way to get ; rid of constipation and all its evils. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily j with milk or cream — three times , a day in severe cases. Or use it in making bran muffins, breads, in salads or soups. Guaranteed by Kellogg in Buttle Creek,

Deliver RAIN or SHINE 1 Lowest Prices Si Si Al* MX I ■’> BREAD. Large. for 111 ’j _ I I I ■*! UU VI | DIXXEK ROLLS, doz. 5c ! ■ Large Corn Flakesloc Stults’iHOMß Grocery .'SZ. I FMONS CAKE FLOUR SAWYERS MONARCH « SODA 2 «—- Big Juicy, doz 3*7 n Box IVC Crackers, II). */ V Sunkit Special / w - Regular 29c Size ()| F<) ~ SUGAR je pound ' I SC 2 f » r »« 1 5C BiiCJ’ PURE FINE >*< nftfvL 2 pound Finest granulated 9 ?*•*“ BANANAS Peanut Butter.. Pure Orange Juice lEr 5 25c O ATS. Box f fl#* Large cans, each Tumbler Free! 1W Cheaper Than Oranges JCjULi -O, pkg OC ' ai , . MONARCH COFFEE All Flavors of the Real Ginger Ale Root Beer «A- JELL-0 with the Big Red , ... Lemon Lime. Lime Letters on the box! \ aCUUm Im. pound 29c Rickey. Cream Soda No Bottle REX FI Y SPR AY 2 poundsssc Strawberry Charge I < .’1 pound tin 79c BIG QUART BOTTLES KILLS AOs ZH pounu i.< | Pint V NEW POTATOES No. 1 15 c size Pickles , b(l . 10c Satisfaction Coffee Clean White lip 19c size Pickles, btl. 15c 3 p,,l,nds Cobblers. Peck JJ* OLIVES. All sizes JX*" Plain and Stuffed - MILD CREAM Brick or American CHEESE PFtcHFs’ CHEESEKraft ffCr SPECIAL 21c ' - -69 c 2 '-".nd 11OK ... 55C pound -------- TOMATO JUICE Plenty-Lettuce, Celery Hearts. - pounds ■,. < New Plums. Apricots. Carrots. , , , Pineapples. Sweet Potatoes. CabLargest jar Beechnut bage, Oranges. Peas.. Melons, Apple Butter 1 j gal cans Green Beans, Tomatoes. C Quality * Courtesy - Service Me A T 5- "■ I ■ FANCY COLD MEATS Barbecued Pork, Baked or Make our Market your headquarters for fresh and smoked meats, M Boiled Ham, Roast Beef assorted fancy cold meats, quality canned merchandise, fresh Loaf. Liver ' Cheese Loaf, baked goods, also many other items in fancy or staple meats M Spiced Ham, Corned Beet and groceries. old Fashioned Veal Loaf, SWIFTS PREMIUM HAMS I ™ Z For the week-end lake trip, Bridge Party, or for your own home V Meats, use. No par-boiling. Try a whole or a half. Honey Loaf or Spiced Ham, chunk,Tb 3 w .. „ D w , This is an all pork, cold meat - Sliced 30c tt> New Ir.sh Potatoes. No. 2 can 10c ■ - i ■ i — i Kraft’s Chocolate Malted Minute Steak, pound 25c Milk, 2 ib can49c Smoked Jowels, home cured, pound 22c e l n^ e *u.l c ' T uA° aves 25c Pure Pork Sausage (Bulk) pound 23© Tissue—s roils23c Hamburger, fresh ground, 2 pound29c Good Can Rubbers, box 5c Cottage Cheesepint —Bc quart —l5 c Olives, large jar, plain 32c Veal Paddies (boneless) pound ... 25c Swift;. Corned Neckbones ...... 10c, or 3 lbs. 25c i 2 oz can 25c OUR OWN FANCY BACON Ct 2 Lb ’ Box S ocia Cracker*l7c RINED AND SLICED — pound JOV Qaal Rib or Plate | salad dressing DOI ling DeeT Pound I X>C Ship Shape Brand VEAL st « korßo ’ Bt p ° und 32c 29c uic 1 ioc Pint VEAL STEW or Pocket Roast J <e applebutter r % U r N ' r ';7CI T * t - E. J. Brand, 58 oz. jar 33c Food-Craft — Good nut Oleo, pound lac ~ J Peaches, No. 2/a can. halves or sliced in heavy " syrup. Can 18c — 2 Cans 35c O Our Own—fresh or M DdUSagG smoked — casing, lb m/w ■ Butter, Creamm Thuringer H ery, fresh, 2 tb. * bummer bausage chunk - 20c dr 9 U K B7 Free Please order > a g g g S S ggg gJgr g 9 g g Sgjgy&A gg gjg W W Deliveries early for g S g /g ■ g,. }gXJOF JI t to anv p ar t Service. r j Ig Phones 106~10J Free Delivery « r n>«'i‘x-

I either with a razor or knife by a I midnight attacker, had doctors , work over her for four hours dreae> | mg her wounds. One hundred and live stitches were required to chine I the woundn. Doctors suld she would recover. MEDIATION EFFORTS I CONT IN V Et\ Un OM P AOK ON KI Ownes declared. But in the Youngstown armory, company representatives, city officials and national guard officers prepared to tarry out the terms of Davey's order to protect both pickets and non-atrikers. Developments in tile seven-state steel strike which began a month ago, made more than 80.000 men idle and frustrated federal efforts to mediate the question of whether (our independent companies shall sign union contracts, included: A "labor holiday" march of 6.000 coal miners into Johnstown. Pa., to reinforce picket lines there after Gov. George H. Earle terminated a modified form of martial law and permitted Bethlehem's big Cambria plant to prepare for re-opening. Explosion of two bombs in the Canton area, where picket lines were re-doubled around Republic

. J Steel Corp, plants and labor I i groups called an emergency meet ’ Ing Earlier they had threatened a genera) sympathy walkout if the strike were forcibly broken. National guardsmen strengthen- ‘ ed their lilies lit strategic polnt‘l in Mahoning l Youngstown 1, I'niliibull (Warrenl and Stark (Canton) | counties of Ohio as officers conferred with city officials and company representatives In regard to reopening plants or speeding up operiitioii of picket-crippled plants. I Tlie 112th engineers regiment of the guard was ordered mobilized Breakup of the federal steel mediation board m>-etings In Cleveland temporlarily at least appeared likely today. The union and company leaders concluded their participation for the time being after management representatives refused again to sign C. 1.0. contracts and rejected a plea to meet “man to man" with ('. 1. <). chairman John I. Lewis anti his aides. Two bomb explosions marked increase in the nonstriker force which has kept the Republic I plants at Warren and Niles in partial operation throughout the labor conflict. The explosions did little damage except to the terrorists' automobile at which militia men fired.

DF.CATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1937.

White Slave Ring Believed Smashed Indianapolis, Ind., June 25 (UP) !— Police and federal department of justice agents today investigated what they believed is n midwest wh'.e slave ring following the arrest of two men and five women early thia morning. All were held under unusually high bonds. Thoee urreeted were Wilbur L. I Hunt, 29. Jack Rizzo, 26; Viola Cash 26; Rose Hodge. 23; Alice Johnson. 24; Lee Wiseman, 22; und Lucille Wilson, 21Hunt, Rizzo, Miss Hodge and Miss Wilson were held under |5,000 bond each and the othens under JI.- , Udo bond. — o-.. ——-—- Fingerprints Show Suspect A Parolee Lafayete, Ind., June 25 —(UP) — Fingerprint records today enabled police to identify a bandit suspect captured at Attica last Sunday as Edward Ancil Ollier, Aliae Edward

RTTII ’Q coCrt Winchester AJJCrfB vF house , ’. h ® ne GROCERY Phone and MEAT MARKET 292 WE Have OUR OWN Personal FREE DELIVERY Deliveries at 8. 1(1. 2 and 4. Call Early for Service. Truck load of OLD POTATOES for Seed or Eating, Katahan. Russets, and Mich. Whites. No. i_Per Bushelsl.7s 100 lb. bag_.s2.Bs Michigan Whites—No. 2—loo th. hag $1.9.» NEW POTATOES —Fancy—Mediums—Peck 29c BEANS — New Navy. Hand Picked — 3 ths. 29c PEACHES—HaIves or Sliced—Large can 15c COOKIES —Lemon and Oatmeal — Pound 15c GINGER SNAPS and FIG BARS — Pound 10c SALAD DRESSING — Large 26 oz. jar 25c TOILET TISSUE—6 - 1000 Sheet Rolls 2ac CATSUP — 2-8 oz. bottlesl'»c GLENCO SODA ( PACKERS — 2 pound box 17c MILLERS CORN FLAKES — large pkg 10c SILVER SEA COFFEE (save 7c) pound 23c SNIDERS TOMATO JUICE — 2 cans 15c VANCAMPS PORK & BEANS — 3 tall cans 25c TOMATOES—Hand Packed—3 No. 2 cans 2>c BULK IMPERIAL TEA — pound 39c PARMOUNTS COOKED SPA(.HETTL Ig. can __loc OLEO — Food Craft — 2 pounds 29c BEVERAGES— Gingerale. Lime Rickey. Orange. Root Beer. Ig. 21 oz. hottie (no hottie charge) 3 for 25c Kellogg's Wheat Krispies (Plate Free) 2 pkgs. 25c Kellogg’s Corn Flakes (Bowl Free) 2 pkgs. 25c PE \s — Earlv June — 2 cans 25c VANILLA or LEMON EXTRACTS—FuII Pint 25c DILL or SOI R PICKLES — Full Quart 18c CANDY: Fudge. Choc. Drops. Orange Slices, lb. l(kPeas. Red Beans. Spaghetti. Kidney Beans, can q Tomato Soup. Vegetable Soup. Mixed Yegetables FRI ITSRASPBERRIES. Southern Indiana, pint 10c ORANGES, Californiadoz. 15c. 20c. 30c and 45c BANANAS. Golden Ripe—pound 5c APPLES. Early Transparents—l pounds 25c LEMONS—California — dozen 32c TOMATOES — Fresh. Home Grown — pound 18c HITE’S Grocery PHONE EARLY PLEASE FOR SERVICE Phones 31 or 204 GINGERALE NEW POTATOES Orange. Root Beer. Fancy Medium size. Strawberry Peck R Bottle 4 ** JLwFW Large White Cobblers (No Bottle Charge) slightly higher. SARDINES 5c CHOCOLATE SYRUPY - ioc MACARONI pound box 15c I CORN — «| Echrich Highest Quality Evergreen, can COLD MEATS PEAS—Early A pound — June, 2 cans- up Our Telephone Service excells in Courtesy and Promptness and our delivery trucks pass your door four times daily. BEANS ™ 3 lor 20c COOKIES ‘-‘"' NK ' ioc PINEAPPLE po redbe b a e n a s ns 1 Ilium I UU SPAGHETTI Small cans Sliced or PEAS & CARROTS Crushed- 10c MIXED VEGETABLES No. 2 cans Sliced or KRAI T Crushedlßc Another truck Large cans Sliced „ 23c load — can "flour CORN flakes POLAR BEAR ? 24 Ib. bag •- Beautiful Cereal Plate' or Bowl

' Morgan, >i parolee from the llllnoln I in iiit.-ntiary. Ohler, who wax wounded at the time of hia rapture, wax treated at u local lioapltul ami then taken to Frankfort, Ind., to lace automobile ' theft ehurgea. Police said he haa a criminal record ut Akron, Toledo anj Greenville. Ohio. Tbt> prisoner woe paroled from the Illinois (penitentiary in 1935 after serving to yearn of a 10-year to life sentence for bunk robbery. His fingerprints were checked by the fed«rul bureau of criminal Investigation at Washington, D. C. —o—. ■ —— - Postcard Pioneer 91 Dunedin. New Zealand (U P.) —' Tlie man who says he sent the first ipoxt cards ever to be used anywhere in tlie British Empire hue celebrated his 9tet birthday here He is S. N. Muir, who is believed to have sent the historic firet.post cards wliiie he was secretary of the Dunedin Volunteer Artillery from 1866 to 1868, Trsde In s Good Town — Decatuz —BM—S—■—>

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