Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 219, Decatur, Adams County, 16 September 1938 — Page 7

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-—— —1 mjfjJIBBJIABj Fults HOME Grocery; ■pay CASH-PAY LESS WE DELIVER a fl A pound han ■PASTRY /£ Qlf* Crystal White fLOCK. Special S U G A R |a\y beans WITH AN ORDKR 50c I - COFFEE - — I „ „ . Wonderful Kise & Sanborn 22c p E () jBh\»eil House ----27 c Sliced or Halves |ta, t h 27e lto “" $ 1.69 -!i« i, iK «-7T I Special Offer 17c Cleanser 3 for AW I Heart 0’ (.old Coffee () J, E O at 2 pounds 25c « Pound L iouh J~Z.~ * “** SAT. ONLY H pound SODA 4 £ — I CRACKERS * w Potato Chips. Fresh, 10c I — Burco Coffee 15c. 2 for 29 IKJepper’s Mild 9 KHEESE 2 lbs *>C Powdered xxxxxx Sugar —- 2 Pounds I ■green beans. PORK AND _ PEAS, CORN. HOMINY. I u -_- ANirtl a. Deans. By The DOZEN or L ,EL huorted .. 95c dozen FOOD Cakes. 1 Lets Than 8c can! Large Cakes Large Sunkist WHITE NAPTHA IbH.YNGES. doz, SOAP y| Bars < Qg Wonderful ... , BANANAS ——_ I’owd 5c 89c ■ with Bowls 2 pound jar P**g A Wonderful Bread Peanut Butter. Flour, with Premiums. i7|,r . 2 pound box Kraft's i> i 1 American or Brick v MY „, IWC CII E AU You Want! Special— 4

I - 1 IJ. - Mill — ■MTMBTTrr~~“‘~~ MMHIMIMI —— , Sorg Bros. Meat Market PHONES 95 and 96FREE DELIVERY A HOME OWNED STORE — 107 N. SECOND Quality Meats"— Low Prices It Pays To Deal At Sorgs 11**1 BOLOGNA 12,1 c Sprcnnii 9c H‘MU I{(, IZ2C A Good No. 1 Bologna .* BEEB BOIL 3 Jje Same Good Quality as Always IRING and SLICING Esteaks 2SC~^ F SHOKT RII{S ' IW Steaks... *3*C Si CHUCK ROAST ISU 20C CU BSTEAKS I»<C 15C 15c Speaks 21 c 17c meaty -i n. t” — » —— ~ _______-——_ Keek Bon eg 25C RUMP ROAST 22C Franks 121 c ~ ALL CHOICE CI TS “ILK ——— ——————- ■— _ ___________ Jitter- liiC p ur e Lar d_ W/ac I Brainsloc Oysters, pt.

( (Jones Supt. i Evening Worship B.Ou p. tu. > Bothel Sunday School 10.Ou a tn. John KetteuLug Supt. Union t Sunday School 10:00. An gyle ~ stipe. Supt. ( Prayer Meetlug Wednesday 8:00. , We welcome you at all serviced. o- — ! Calvary Evanyalical Church George S. Lazier, Minister J 9:30 a. m. Sunday School. Mr. ‘ Otis Shlfterly, superintendent. I 10:30 a. m.—Prayer and Praise Service. Mrs. Otis Shitforlv, leader 7:30 p. tn., Thursday—Worship service and sermon. -- - - -o — — Clark’s Chapel M. E. i Sunday School 9:30 A M I Clinton Beard Supt. , The church will join with the Mt. . Tabor church for the morning worship service which will be conducted by Dr. F. E Fribley, Supt. of the Fort Wayne District. The service will be followed by a carry in dini ner at the Bobo schoolhouse i Evening Worship Service 7:00. i Lyokl W. Bowers. Pastor. o , — Mt. Tabor M. E. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Edward Koos. Supt. Worship Service 10:30 A. M. Dr. F. E. Fribley, supt., of the I Fort Wayne District will pi each at the morning worship service. A communion service will follow. At noon a carry In dinner will be held i at the Bobo school house. The

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Clark’s Chapel M. E. church will . Join with the Mt. Tabor group in these services. — Decatur Circuit M. E. Churches Rev. Robert J. Yunksr, pastor Mt. Pleasant Sunday School, 9:30 a. in, Norval Fuhrmuu. superintendent. Morning worship, 10:30 a. in. The Rev. M. K. Cobble, visiting , Baptist pastor from Tennessee, will bring the message. Beulah Chapel Morning worship. 9:30 u. in. *1 Sunday School, 10:30 a. m. Dor1 tha Shady, superintendent. Pleasant Valley Sunday School. 9:30 a. tn. I Evening worship, 7:30 p. nt. This will be the last of our special series of meetings, with the Rev. Alfred Hunter, of Portland. . Ind., in charge. These services , have grown both in numbers at- , concern felt. The entire commun- , tending and in burden of spiritual ity is welcomed to cotne and worship with us. o 18,000 MEN IN coNTnnnts from paqeone) ■ terday when the supply of bodies | was exhausted: 2,000 from the Canadian Chrys- 1 ’ ler plant at Walkersville, Ont., closed for the same reason: 600 from the Dodge plant here. ’ where operations were curtailed; L 300 from Chrysler’s Kercheval ’ Ave., plent. C' The latter two plants were exI pected to be closed today Other Chrysler plants threatened are at Los Angeles, Marysville, Mich., Evansville, Kokomo

4 J H Mm 2! * MJI • Thot’» the tound fhof gets them up —hungry! / Children eat Kellogg', Rico £' Krispio, without coaling— D'ft, and come back for recond *» t\ Ispl £ ~ holpiags! locauio these tasty bubbles of toasted rice are so crisp they crackle out loud In / \ milk or cream! / / I Rice Krispies are always ready to serve. £ |’*£SSS‘*| J Sold by all grocers, served by restaurants. /\zx Mode by Kellogg in Battle Creek. — SATURDAY - SUNDAY VALUES 1c SALE - 1c SALE - 1c SALE QRIPE OLIVES 1A 24c PINT — ANOTHER PINT * ** Equitv's Full Cream lbs. » CH EE S E W BUTT E R 2 tb - I Ist Grade Only at Equity “ Roll Equity’s Hot Hot Fudge «g Chocolate dr®* Sundae — JLMFw T Plain-Grill <a AH Kinds fl Sandwiches MVw Hot Soups Y equity' "S" Open Daily 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. 153 N. 2nd st.

PLAN COLISEUM AT FAIRGROUNDS State Seeks SIOO,OOO PWA Grant To Build New Coliseum Indianapolis, Sept. 16. - <U.R> The state board of agriculture today awaited formal approval of a J400.00U Wl’A grant for the construction of a new 11,000,000 coliseum at the state fairgrounds and planned to rush the structure to completion as soon as possible. Lieut. Gov. Henry F. Schrlcker said that the grant probably will ’ be authorized by Washington of-' ficials In a few days, after which the agricultural board will meet immediately to issue 1600.000 worth of bonds to finance the new structure. Schrlcker said that by next ' year the board's bonded indebtedness will be only 1205.000 and the new $600,000 can be floated easily . and retired regularly from the pro- , and New Castle, Ind. The Briggs strike began Wed i nesday when 6,000 of the workers seized and held the plant four hours in a sit-down demonstration until company officials agreed to keep it closed pending a settlement. Most of the strikers had returned to work only a few weeks ag-> after the seasonal shutdown. . j Union leaders charged that the | Briggs corporation had taken ad 1 vantage of the UAW's inter-union 1 turmoil to speed their work.

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Helen Volante Taken Into custody in New York at the request of Greenwich, Conn., police for questioning in connection with the embezzlement I of $35,000 from an exclusive prep school for boys in Greenwich. Helen Volante. 28, explained that ( the whole affair was “all a misunderstanding’’. After a brief hearing in court, Mrs. Volante departed, as shown above. She was financial secretary of the school.

— ; ceeds of its regular annual fourj | mill levy. The board's legal bond ; i ing limit is a million dollars. As soon as these preliminary, 1 steps are taken. Sehricker said, that the present coliseum, scene | lof many historic events will be torn down and work started on the! new structure before January 1. A feature of the new coliseum 1 will be a heating .system which | will allow it to be used all year, whereas activities at the present 1 coliseum are confined to the sum inter because there is no heating I system. The new building will have a I seating capacity of 8.000 permanently with space for an addition- ! al 4.000 seats in the arena. o _ Three Postmasters Indicted By Jury — Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 16—tUP) —Three Indiana postmasters were lat liberty under bond today after being charged with violating postal I laws in federal grand jury indict- ' nients. Arrested yesterday by Edgar Col--1 lius. Deputy U. S. Marshal, were John C, Herbert of Milhouseu. i charged with embezzlement of post .office funds; Roy Carpenter of KenInard, harged with embezzlement of , postal funds; and Jesse L. Hoppes I of Farmland, who allegedly tampe r -, i ed with the mails. o < ! TODAY'S COMMON ERROR Literature may be pronouncd Saturday and Sunday Specials (open till noon Sunday) Ham. sliced or chunk. !h 21c Fresh Shoulder, sliced or chunk, th. 22c Fresh Side lb- 20c Pork Chops lb- 27c Neckbones- 3 lbs. 25c Spare Ribs, nice meaty, lb. 18c Pure Pork Sausage, lb 17-19 c Pure Pork Lard lb. 10c Baby Beef Steak lb 18-21-2 c Baby Beef Roast lb 11-17-2 le Boiling Beef th. llc-W/ic Bananas, pound 5c Home Grown Cabbage, lb 2c Nice Large Peaches 5c lb. tt lbs. 25c Applessc lb; 6 lbs. 25c Potatoes peck__2lc Watermelons 25c, 30c Baby Beef Liver lb. 15c Oranges, dozen 15c Bread.loaf 9c; 3 for 25c Cake 15c, 20c, 25c Nice line Cold Meats. SUDDUTH MEAT MARKET Phone 22b j We Deliver 512 S. 13th st.

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