Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 124, Decatur, Adams County, 25 May 1939 — Page 7

HK ■*-- * mi u ■* i -- '*L k <i jP’W **"* Aik j|W hat Big Luxury Car Saves II yVou Money Two Ways ? "**»< I • . r .s- 1 |^s, ; ,r. t! , v MOTOR SALfc L want h .uty, luxury, and all that goe. with TO MANU afl/li/ ”• "' ’ new I,, ’‘ “ ,r » Hut they want to l/£ /I f(JUtx. ”•> jF* •» ir,F ■ . / ... ,s 1' - -It can mwer the»e demand.? K ■ AILVODOt •/ We be.ieve we know but we want , ou , o ***** p find out for yourself! That’, why we umpty I '"' r •' I-''.’k...thaf» all Dodge a»k*'- ' ' W •‘Scotch Dynamite" Engine I LaagL —’* *°" xt rea| ly eertous about economy, take a look at the “Scotch Dvmmute'* Engine. /■■ft I IlVIinV I Him !?? * ‘ ‘« «• '« you even on. ! E LUXuKi LINER ■ Ibe pnce That’s a money-aaving atorv al! A FEW DOLL \RS by tttK-H »or thi» Ugger, finer Dodge is priced I MORE TH \X eien.ouerth.mUt.tycar-.Udge! “I'OW-PRICE FIELD” •ILt LB ITII iTA "fl bub W. a • JE U J X J"■ ■ > ,A 1 x . — 'WORLD'S FAIR SPECIAL- I >.<l Cars: "'"io" . - I Coast Travel! I R > ’W‘‘ 7 *> A Complete Selection Os AU Makes. All Models At All Prices! Whether 1 Vou Want tn a 1 I Dependable Used Car. We Have It: | II Manley Motor Sales ~: ■ 215 North Find Street I

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hemember I [Bl MtYFI.OWEK u \l I P\PI RS ■>'<• printed «»n I |V 1 < oated Paper. lln color. i|>em*ehc* an Color ■ and ever} pattern is tested in a I Fade-O-Meter I 12 to 25 hours. Thi* te*l i* equnalenl to hom to more than two hour* c\po*ure to light and Mayflower Patterns as low as— I 5c foil I I Come in and let us show them Io >ou. Kohne Drug Storer On the East Side us the Street ■Mt ATI R INDIANA ■ a.- ; B;

I monthly bualue.. mivtin.t. Elgh-i t,-.»a member, an.wen-d th* roll' u .til with My Fhvorlte Game." Retfttd bonkg were diatrlbutid to the ■ lemln-rx and »!»■■ a di»< '--ion on j 1 aaeball wa. held. After ’lie l»u*iueM meeting game, were -.'Ujoyed. Merry Maid. Tin- Monmouth Merry Ma d. weld .nt all day meeting ai the M<-nmout:t l.igh acitool. Twenty nii tuh* rx an.-wt-red the roll calL T'i • recorl luok* were explained and t!>led out jafier which a pot luck dinner wa. . Mrved. Tin- afternoon wa. .pent in alng- ( mg and making |dani> tn nut-ire 4-11 < lab meetiiig* to tn.- held by tin-* «lub. The next meeting Will be held oa May 35, I;3S p. m at the M->umouth Jiith uchool Jolly Junior. The Preble Jolly Junior 111 Chin I met at the tuune of Selma Kaene-i maun. A m-wing period was enjoyed and al»o a demonairtitlon on the une. ot a presaure cooker A ri-t-Hatlim |wa» given by Anita Koettemann and ' rarne. weru also enjoyed Selma Kii ni in.mn. the hoateaa, nerved the ,g-'oup with a dellciou. Inin heon. Tin- next meeting will In- held at

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1939.

I . I I Blue Creek | I < l ■• . ■ | riub m.-t at th. mmi- or Wanda . '■ • I 1 I. I I'll ( efllKI! ( i A donionntrathm »we also given by . Wanda XVudathie. Thu naai • which ' I .A i <•. ram forth I • I .> 11l i.| .' ■ . . • ' -'i | In* houte**, Wanda N.ad.ttue. ' i- • . I I w and.. Nvwdatine i; . ; Karl 8 M la '.and Kit •• > and 'I . V. I ... xt meeting * ill b *>■ Mbt I i: •. . : i. > | . . Jan. •■ al 1 " i> in . I JAI*S PROCLAIM i i (iniX’TlM'Kh FROM PAGE ONKI war and ptotnMng tn aid .my nth- . > d European etut.' which uektt tor 1 ill angia tutor I . ■ ir. d th. modern | llf it ptovea as i»l rmig itt action an ’ it .< n |M|H't th.' effect mt Em- I . 1 •' ■> ■■■ ( IH.itatt'. than any development > ' Mm ■■ th. World War. ' I '! ■" ■ ' II ii.i■ r i ( puhll. |y de. lai. thui any further I | Ecrniuii lialii.il i<x|tatn4on by tore* In Europe a ill l» considered a I . \ • I I I • -I. I lu.M .I by th. victim id .ikKti iHlon. ■ L will be a cauxe for a general war. . o~ ’ * TODAY S COMMON ERROR 1 I Im not ay. ‘‘The child lav- | ■ i • >.< *• I, • * - I SATURDAY J SPECIAL! i $2.00 ; IRONING : BOARDS : si-25 : Phi Hit* 11 | ; -'.i

PURDUE STUDENT DIES IN WRECK Purdue Freshman Is Kill* ed In Head On Collision Lafayette, Ind.. May JS tUI’l— I State police today investigated a head on collision near the *ilp|H-ca-i iior county fair grounds last night j Lt which Robert F. Keybold. IS. a i Purdue University Freshman from ; hidlatiapolia. waa killed and six othi er persona, live of them students, ■ injured. The cars, driven by Fred Douglas us Cleveland Heights. «>.. Bey bold's ' ■ omiianion. and William peak. 17, ■ of bear laitayrtte. met at an interJ sectioa near the fair grounds. , Other stvdenta injured were mar- ( uarot Mathes, 30. of Toledo, <>, Thomas Jay, 20. of Logansport, lad.. Meaner Kistler, 11, of Western Springe, 111., and Kathryn Howel!, 13. of Crawfordsville, Ind.. leak and Douglas were also ; * lightly injured. Police made no arrests, but Indicated that a complete investigation 1 would be made of the case. Killed By Car Columbus. Ind. Mary 35-<UI*» j I uneral arrangements were being . made today for two Columbus men j r'lled when their car. apparently stalled on a grade crossing was de--1 inoiished by an Indiana railroad in-term-han car late yesterday. They were William J. Green. 45, and Vernon Embry. 20. A compan|ton liruce Shutters, 21. also of Coliitr.lius. was in serious condition iu a hospital from injuries auf'ered ta

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■ the collision. William Millar, ot Seymour, motiii'man of the Interurban, raid that thort distance'ahead of him. He I 1 > 1 .11 ■ lug I The m< u were returning troiu n Iswlmming trip Young People To (Jive Pageant Sunday Night » The young people of the Union ! ~ (’lmpel U. It church will present ■ . a pageant. "Jeans Calls Us." SunI day evening al the church at 7:15. * > Thia pageant begins with the call9 Ing of the disciples of Jesus and i * continues showing how disciples . | have been called down through hisI tory. The work of the founders I 1 of the United Brethren church will, «I be shown. The young iw-ople will ’. also have charge of tty- Bunday . school and will assist the pastor in the morning services. Vacation k Bible School will begin In thia ( church on June 4. ~ ~ B PETERSON m:ws ♦ ——• >| Mr. and Mrs. Frank SpoLs spcii l l lust week-end with Mr. and Mrs. • Otto Dilling and family tn Griff it n. 1 Miss Marjorie Dilling ot Griffith is spending a few days in t’eteraon with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spade. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Straub and : daughter Virginia went to Willshire 1 :o visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl Straub, rt Mr. and Mrs. Btatiley L’nilow and . family of Decatur called 0:1 Mr. and • I Mrs. Ora Brentlluger and family I Bunday afternoon. « ,; Mrs. RM. Houck called on Mrs. . W. B. Weldy Sunday a’lrtnooti .1 Mr. and Mrs G. H Bright motor--1 .ed tu Peru with Mr. and Mrs. John 1 bright of Decatur.

/e s Largest Selling Coffee 8 O'CLOCK J 08,..... 3 39DEL MA 12 1 NIBLETS I2 canloc bread NAVY BEANS, Choice Hand Picked 5 lbs. 14c am 24 OZ TOMATOES, Solid Pock 3 No. 2'i cons 25c J LOAVES JL 5C PEAS. CORN, TOMATOES 4 No. 2 cons 25c PASTRY FLOUR, Sunnyficld bag 51c P&G SOAP OR KIRK'S FLAKEWHITE 3 bars 10c plain or sugared CREAM CHEESE. Wisconsin lb. 15c FNANi IC' l_l k.ll ITC SPRY OR CRISCO 3lb can 51c LIWUUnNUIb GOLD MEDAL FLOUR bag 81c m RINSO OR OXYDOL 2 | qc p k<J 37 c DOZ |UC FINE CHICK FEED. Daily Egg 100 lbs $1 69 DAIRY FEED, 16% Daily Milk 100 lbs $1.29 — EGG MASH, Daily Egg 100 lbs. $2.05 FRRSH crisp SCRATCH FEED, Doily Egg 100 lbs $1.59 Pnfntn Chine PRUNES. California 10 lb boa 45c rOTOTOk,nipS JELLIES, Ann Page 2—B-ot. jars 19c *> O — SPARKLE GELATIN DESSERTS 3 pkgs 10c lB ZVC FRESH CRJSP SODA L________________ CRACKERS 2s BOX 10c best quality MATCHES, A&P 6 |g C bo BC$ 21c BANANAS PEACHES, lona 2 No. 2 ,/ i cons 25c p p MUSTARD, Harbaucr's qt 10c m LBS / MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI, Encore .. . 3lb pkg 19c PEANUT BUTTER. Sultana 2lb jar 25c ~~ SUPER SUDS, Concentrated Blue ....... 2 Igc pkgs 37c PINK SALMON, Coldstream 2 tall cans 21c CORNED BEEF. ACO Brand 2—12 ox. cans 33c rUI Al UtJ PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR 24V1 lb bag 79c Ifod. PRESERVES, ex. Raspberry and Strawberry 2tb jar 27c |5 mv3 5f APPLE BUTTER 7’i-lb. jar 39e " J FLOUR, lona 24’/2-n> bog 53c f— - — FRESH ORANGE SHERBET CAKE ca. 25c California Valencia DEVIL'S NUT FUDGE BAR co )5e ()R\\<;FS OLIVES, lono Plain p , nt 2 lc WHITEHOUSE MILK 4 tall cans 23c Dozen wb P* SURE GOOD MARGARINE dL V OLEO 3'«2scr== CHIPSO, Flakes or Granules Igc. pkg. 19c C lIA nC C PU« LARD 4-lb pkg 30c SQUARES BUTTER, Sunnyficld. 92 93 Hi-Scorc lb ctn. 28c 4 •> BUTTER. Silvcrbrook fb C fn. 27c LB |J f KELLOGG S CORN FLAKES 2 Igc pkgs 19c GINGER ALE, Yukon, Plus Dcp 4 qt. bots. 29c r ■ COFFEE. Red Circle lb.-bag 19c HOCKLESS smoked SOAP CHIPS, Balloon 5 1b box 24c P I f kJ I f C CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS 1b pkg 18c r1 V IV □ GRAPEFRUIT. Florida No. 2 can 10c 1 TCORN FLAKES. Sunnyficld 2 Igc pkgs 15c I < C CRACKER JACK 3 pkgs 10c . SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3lb can 45c HIRE S ROOT BEER EXTRACT ... bot 23c sliced WALDORF TISUE PAPER . 4 ro || t | sc BACONANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING -25 c 2 25c PEACHES .Z it..1039c BEER $1.45 case • CELERY ..ft .talk GRAPEFRUIT, aeedkrn . i. .. , , HEAD i.i-:ttk i: ... ■, h( ,. 1(1s tfc CUCUMBERS ............ 5c inch WMSH PEAS 2 on. id, TOMATOES 2 Iba. 37c RADISHES 3 litinclus |oc 1 ■- I " - ... . Smoked PICNICS ”i b 16c BEEF. Lean. Ground. _ tb. 15c Slab Bacon, lean lb 17c BAKED HAM Honey Brand 27c I * swift-.Pr.mium BAC()N w ‘ eeg ’1 lh. pkg. 23c " "is- 1 '" 1 Ih - Simmer Sauna ». 25c Gray Bass ft 6c VEAL STEAK. lb. 23c PICKEREL |h. 12' 2 c BEEF POT ROAST ___ lb. 17c PIGS FEET, pickled lb. 10c Swiss Skak” |b. 23c FISH, boneless lb. He HAMS No. 1 1h.21c

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