Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 194, Decatur, Adams County, 17 August 1939 — Page 5

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Here’s Real Savings! Sensational price reductions on our remaining stock of COATS SUITS DRESSES (ome in and make your selection. Prices will never be lower. ft Droccac ~|a" d ln Thr «- I wdwvw Attractive Groups t Hundreds of lovely dresses. Selection includes every wanted shade and material You'll find just the dress you want at prices so low vou will want several. 1 fx>t PRESSES | Lot PRESSES 1 lx»t PRESSES Regular >3.98 tn sold regular!) at values from >5.98 values >1.98 to >5.98 >5.98 to >10.95 sl*9B $2-98 s3*9B | GOOI> SELECTION VOatS AT REAL SAVINGS. i i -.very ( oat Must Go! Buy now y and save money. Selection in- -Jr A Mr dudes coats that sold from $lO ■W&A to $19.95. Your choice A $ 3.50 $5 $ 7.98 ms J-XTOtt STOCK OF SUITS RKIHTCfcb! ~ Light co,or fe,ts - ■O and dark colored straws. 25c to SI.OO Niblick & Co ■■■■■■■£ *

must advertise to Mt sales and the mM must be kdveratised to get crowds. <t Is then whan tbs student pM* into attest leaaoM taught on hot days Üba yesterday. > Col Ray Johnson ot heoatnr gave : a very Interesting and Instructive ' lecture on bow to conduct farm sales. The students al) ir’Pe some i day they will be one-tenth as busy ■ with sales an Col. Johnson but since ’ he graduated from thia eatne echo'll we all feel that per Imps there la Hope for ns. <tol. Paul Good ot Columbus. Ohio. | who graduated In the las’ August class, visited the school yesterday and gave a very interest<ng talk. He is another student who has made good and an Inspiration to the coming knights of the hammer. Each student receives a number as he Is enrolled. Rome of them were looking for the stripes but by the grape-vine news that reaches the Instructors all the activities, conduct of the students In and out ol the claas. make us feel there M

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. 1939.

’ something to this seeing eye so' t boy*, you better watch your step it t you don't want the boss to find , out. We editors of the Reppert Agc- } lion Nww* feel proud ot this report j , and If you students are not, you a write the next one. » r j Many Reunion* Scheduled For Summer Months . y fl r Sunday, August ?0 James Smith Reunion. Franke i Park, Fort Wayne. i Leisure Reunion, Lehmu Park, Berne. . Stevens Family Reunion. Triers' i Park, Fort Wayne. Lindeman and Bloemker Reunion, , ?unSet Park. Mellinger and Hahnert Reunion. Sun Set Park. i Hloaaom Annual Reunion, 0«>wl. Ing Green CMy Park. Bowling Green Ohio. Crist Reunion, Franke Park, Fort Warne. Annual McGill Reunion. Sun Set 1 Park Weldy Family Mb Annual Reun ion, Hanna Nutt man Park. Steel annual reunion. Sun Set Park. May reunion, (rain or shine) Sun , Set Park. Sunday, August 2Z Standtford and Faulkner Reunioni Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Scandiford,! I Wren. Ohio. . Davison >Hh Annual Reunion., State Park. East of Bluffton. Bell Reunion, Hanna Nuttman I Park. Fry-Tost Reunion. HsntUkNuitman Park. Wesley annual reunion. Sun Set I Park. Hinkle family reunion. Sun Set Park. Saturday. September 2 Mumma Reunion. Franke Park. I Fo.n Wayne. Sunday, September 3 Frederick and Seville Snyder Reunion, Frederick Snyder Hymestead ' near Wren. Ohio. Hakes reunion. Triers Park. Fort i w*yne. The annual Sluaser-Ganse family reunion will be held In the Wlilshire. Ohio park Sunday. September 3. Elnrl <k Annual Reunion, Sun Set

prepared by Dally Democrat—Betty Crocker Home Service Department ~ , A SUN-TANNED ANGEL FOOD Chocolate Angel Food and Peach Ice Cream is the favorite Angurt deoeert combination in one home that I know. And, a delightful oombmation it ie to nerve after the Sunday fried chicken and frosh onm.»na no attractive to look at too-the rosy r>ld of the iee ervam and the fluffy tender cake that looks for all the world as though a snowy white angel food had taken on a glorious healthy eoat of sun-tan. * ... W* workod for a long time in our testing kitchen trying to ftftj? .ft*. r,< !“ PwporLons for this sun-tanned cake. We d»dn t want this lovely white angel food to lose any of its delicacy— 1 “• hghtnew and tenderness by the addition of the cocoa. Above all, we didnt want the eake to seem dry and disappointing to cat—like some chocolate angel foods we'd known. Our chocolate angel food d ft <ht And * e di<l achievc •*> th* *«• fo l~ a ft"?!? 1 ? J”*' 1 tood th,t *“ l>srht and tender and delicate and really delightful eating. We discovered, however, in our testing that angel foods did give up some of their volume when cocoa was added to them. Therefore we recommend using a particularly large angel food as a foundation Angel"Food 1 - l * nned ca^e ’ >wra “ e recipe for our Large-Sued Large-Sited Angel Food 1* etrp. egg whites (12 to 13 IM cups granulated sugar whites) 1H tap. flavoring c .‘ft ot UrUr 1 S up p,ug * Xj tsp. wait fi our or fl our Beat the err white* with a flat whip until they are frothy. Add C ?^ O fi UrUr c ‘ , "‘‘ nue *«•*»»»« until the egg whites ar.1 and fine grained and will stand up in a miff point wh< n the whip u pulled out of therm Measure the sugar by spooning it lightly i into a cup. Sift twice Gradually beat 1 cup of the sugar into the beaten egg whites. Fold in the flavoring. Sift the flour one. twfore I Slft th * flour 3 times with the remaining % cup sugar and I fold into the egg white and sugar mixture. Pour into a dry ungr.ased ' pan and place >n a alow moderate oven. 325" F. Bake fii minutes or until the surface springs baek when touched lightly with the finger tip. When done take from oven, and invert the pan with the cake in it until the cake is entirely cold. To loosen the cike from the pan, plunge a straight knife or spatula up and down around edg.- of the pan and Sift'S? th ? lOb \ R f mo Y e *•»» P» n by shaking the inverted P.*® *" ,rp| y Mding the hand underneath to catch the cake as it falls, iou 11 need a pan that is 10 inches in diameter across the top and l inchow Chocolate Angel Food Use only % cup flour—that is 1 cup minus 2 tbsp. Sift all the fiour twice, and then sift 1 cup of the sugar with U cup cocoa Continue as for the white angel food using vanilla for the flavoring; If you want to make a regular-sised angel food into a chocolate i “•*«*? fl our instead of the I cup called for in the recipe— I and sut M cup cocoa with 1 cup of the sugar. Os course an angel food—either white or chocolate—can stand on its own merits without the aid of decorations or icings. However if you wish to add a thin coating of glossy satiny chocolate iemg to yiur | chocolate angel food—here is a recipe you wiU want to use: Creamy Chocolate leing | Combine in a deep bowl 1 cup of sifted confectioners’ sugar. 1 unbeaten egg. M cup milk, H tap. vamlla, 2M sq unsweetened chocolate < 42M oat melted, and 1 tbsp softened butter. Beat with a rotary beater until completely blended. Then place the bowl in a pan of ice water or cracked ic< (having ice water or ice reach at least 4 the depth of the icing). Beat 3 to 7 minutes—or until the icing is of the right eons latency to spread over the ton and sides of the cake. Thia reetpe nmkes enough icing for a 10-inch angel food. I ——w— CtesnsM ISIS w Hrti, OwkM, tat _ N you have say apec.flc cookmg problems, sand a letter reausstinq Iwformatioa to Betty Crocker In cars of this newspaper. You w in recsive a prompt, personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover poetaga.

Park Crick annual reunion. Sun Set Park. Roop reunion, train or ahine) Sun Set Park. Brown family reunion at Jim | Brown a, the old Abe Brow n homeatead. Monday. September 4 ; Bowm«n Annua! Rcun'nn. Sun Set Park Sunday, September 10 Roebuck annual reunion. Sun Set ! Park. Sunday. September 17 Adam* County Conservation Coon Chaae. Sun Set Park. Bowman annual reunion, Sun Set Park. Trade In a Good Town—Decatur.

Scene of 570,000 Robberv h Ilk* ' 1 Fl a • iISWdJTI ..wmL' Jas* ag.? r... Patrolman Liguaro and Police Chief Agnew; below, acene of robbery New York atate authorities have Intensified their hunt for six ma1 chino gun robbers who held up a bank messenger being guarded by I an armed officer tn front of the Long Beach. N. Y, poatofflee and I fled wi(h 3<Q,000 la caah. Photoa ahow Patrolman Jameg Llguaro, ! who was disarmed by th* robbers and the scene Patrolnun Li guar o 1 ~ la pictured with FoUce Quef Kdwarfl A<n*w of Lo;i* Beach, * • ’ •

jNorth Vernon Lad Is Shot In Melon Raid I North Vernon. Ind.. Aug. 17 — I (VP) —AuthoAtlea today Inveeti- . gau-d the shooting late Tuesday of IS year-old Ja<r« La Bolt in an alleged water-melon raid npls'ide. i The youth, bleeding from gunshot w >unds. was taken to a hospital at Milan. No arrests bad teen made. o- — II Five Rolls Adding Machine paper with rip-cord opener and end-of-roli signal Me. Every roll is vacuum cleaned Jo remove all lint and dust. The Decatur Democrat Co.

The World’s Largest Selling Coffee 018 O'CLOCK Jssy *1 70, pTTTTnTOB LB - ,5c J BAG J C WHITEHOUSE MILK 4 < T .I xjc SURE GOOD OLEOMARGARINE lb 9c ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING Ql 25c SOAP CHIPS, Wnite Eagle 5 th. box 26c ( Elt I O Boz bo(t | e 21c GINGERALE, Yukon Club, plus deposit 4 qt. hots. 29c GRAPEFRUIT, Florida No. 2 can 10c PEACHES, lona ... 2 No. 2*/ 2 cans 25c CHEESE, Wisconsin Cream lb 17c PASTRY FLOUR, Sunnyfield 24 , / r lb bag 43c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR bag 79c doz. pints 59c, doz. quarts 69c OX\ DOL or RINSO 2-ib pkgs. 37c A&P SOFT TWIST BREAD 3 25C BUTTER, Si I ver brook |b. 27c ( MERRIES, Red Sour Pitted No. 2 can 10c , Sunn > fi «ld 2 ige. pkgs. 15c MA 1 ONNAIbh, Encore pint 23c CHII SO, Flakes or Granules,____ Ige. Dkg 19c KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES I Ige. pkgs. 19c SPARKLE ICE CREAM MIX ...... 3 pkgs X FLAVOR-AID 4 {E s | I ,R ?; •' CRI £S° £ n 5* 11 NA FLAKES, Sultana _ 2 cans 21c SJ Brand -™’2 -’i2 oz. cans 33c S( RATCH FEED, Daily Egg 100 tbs. $1.40 IONA FLOUR 9897 c " 49c m -----Sit'S PEANC? IU KIW BEECHNUT COFFEE ... 2 £ PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO M PER S( DS. Concent rated .... iL7 d l.~ 37 c SANKA or KAFFEE HAG _ 2 5x5 FAMILY FLOUR. Sunni field 2ZZ2 jv! m ar W APPLE BI TTER —"—“LI”"”: J JU BdS sS TISSUE PAPER WALDORF 4 Ms 15c FREESTONE ELBERTA GOLDEN RIPE PEACHES BANANAS ii. sl-79 5 n,s - 25c Meat Department LOU PRICES —QUALITY MEATS — PROMPT SERVICE llONi:ii:ss VEAL HONEY BRAND ROASTS Baked HAM lh 2lc ,K 27c HOCKLESS—SUGAR CURED—SMOKED PICNICS lbHsc HAMS, Boneless lb. 25c FISH. Boneless tb 11c BACON, Sliced. Rincless, tb 21c [BACON, chunk tb. 10c PHI M E STEER BEE F ’ A CTO AUM C, TS n>-2ic KI IM XI X BI ADE CUTS tb. 19c lIUHvIV NECK CUTS.. .lb. 17c HAM, center cut lb. 25c I LEAN GROUND BEEF, tb 17c SPARE RIBS lb. 13c 1 VEAL STEAK lb. 2.5 c No. 1 Grade A

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