Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 273, Decatur, Adams County, 17 November 1939 — Page 7

< tn Itt'llES* JI ,|i|9be u. B Ch»'O* !'■ ■> ► ■MM Bethel ■ . .. m ■ ■ nd' n’ " ' “ ''' '' IIISIIK ''■ ” '' "■ BHK Zion RHi " " ||||||K. • |||sK. ■■ k i>"n i ii'h!" MDUTHi I iML'I MARKET 1 WMveekend IjOsPECKLS HHi for I *■■■' a " (1 Sunday MKotice! open lo accomo »> ” ur "•'”■»•• 123 c 25c K£||Kf th 15c c- chunk, lo 22c or chunk 1b tec |Q|sK chunk or Si ced. tb 20c !•«?• cjr o '*" f’ l *’* ,#c - K'*ge EfMre-e t 25c snu Back Bone, ft ’Be tar> ' ’**• 2>c L., «■ 10c If>.. 3 n>s. 25c 10e with meat order KgMltßl Perfection Bread 10c KylHi 2 for 15c. 3 for 23c ■mjMCookies. ’Bc bunch 5c Kimr he * d i2c iM&Hcr. l ' 25c !;««■ 3 for 10c l ,er 2 n, ‘ 2r>t B»«s M. lb. 22c I pkgs. 15c—-dish free f OM/oor Thanksgiving | Early. I «iPHONE 226 I tjjß’tiH Noon Sunday j Dalivery

Kinking of the Best? H COME to equity I Pastries Dairy Foods I Hlr OWN baked our own sanitary I - JF stry SPECIALS DAIRY SPECIALS S Giaged « m — Turkey Center | 'MBITS doe. ICE CREAM I '‘W"-— —~ 1 ' BRICKS full qt W/V I .■ FRLIT CAKES 2 lb, I Your cake Now for Old Faahion Dry I , COTTAGE CHEESE M - I 6 4 c c -‘“ 7 — ■ ' 1 " Freeh Fancy P-W H ’ m ' Style CHOCOLATE CANOIES B < FRU,T *'«• Brocke—- | * nd MORNING SIDE « | I CREAM PIES MILK, H> BMC I H/C ,nd 30c Johnetone—- | ■>? — ■ FRENCH OPERA «q- | ■ Guaranteed Freak CREAMS ffc. •“»’ Kquity Dairy Store | Jg Gene Runnion. Mgr. I *■*'* Kt. Decatur O? WWOIITi mW

Hl l ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ II ■ BSorg Bros. Meat Market i W'ES 95 & — (>| It OWN FREE DELIVERS — Duality Meath at Low Prices ■ '. -I ~, - , —— ■ i Wk OF IT! The Cream of the Crop. Top C attle offered at Give-Away Prices — B H So Enjoy the REST and Save on Values Like These! a Biss Steak lb 24c Chuck Roast lb 18k * ■JI I FROM Rot NDALL CHOICE Ct IS J 17c I KksJA 1 ® : WfY It E E F lEF BOIL lb 9c POT ROAST lb 16k: - ■ .. . - - - ■■■ g|! W RING lh « Ale I f " ,f or ,b lAr ■ <DDING IOC BOIXXiXA | BRAINS - . yKsi! 4m - ( With Your Meat Order 5t lbs. A B »K HEARTS, lb - lOC| p| REI.AItI>- . 3 W J ® l*an ft. U |*MEAIA lb. « I Suuar Cured, th. ■ ■ y h Side- I>C I Spare Rihs 1 “C | Smtt. Jowl * vv ■ "" FRESH (Center Cut*) RM ROAST lb 19c | HAM STEAK lb 25c: WSTERS *sc s;XT/m”.?!.’*' * SAISAGE I >®l - ■ »E lb. * C »ocken Noodle Soup. )R SMOKED lb *1 A s ' A T M/C Noodloa 3 • 10c pkga. 24c SAUSAGE iVw a * r ■ " Belmo Noodle Soup 2 pkga. t»c ■ - Tomatoea. Peaa. Coni. V Hi m Special. No. 2 cana. 3 for 2Sc Hulk (Pure l*i>rk «| d* 1 ■ •er Kraut.' 5C SAI'SAGE ft I* l •

, your prayer meeting as It I, u help 1 1 to yon and your charch i Our revival begin, Hull)J v ,.. ntng. Nov 26. There will be no evening service neat Sunday eve ning, Nov. 1». for The Charge The Van Wert-Lima district meeting that was to have been Nov. 13 has been changed to Tues day. Nov. 21 at Delphos. Union Sunday School, 10 g . in. Lawrence Hamrick, superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. 7 :30 o'clock. Jr. and Sr. C. E. meets every Sunday evening All the young people are requested to be present. Preaching service at 8 p. in. Nov. 19. — —o Calvary Evangelical Church George S Loxler, minister 9:30 a. m- Sunday School. Will Johnson, superintendent. 10.30 a. m Worship service and aermoa. The Rev. J O. Mosier ot Van Wert will deliver the mess age. 7:30 p. m Thursday Midweek service. 7:00 p. in Saturday Quarterly conference In the Decatur First church. — o Christian Union Rev. D. J. Young, pastor — Cralgville Sabbath School. 9:30 a. in Morning worship, 10:3o a. in. Prayer meeting and Bible study each Thursday evening <m Daniel. St. Paul Sabbath School, 9:30 a in Young Peoples C. E, 7:15 p. m. Evening evangelistic mesaage. 7:45 o'clock. Prayer meeting and Bible study each Wednesday evening Q. Union Chapel V. B Church Stacy F. Shaw, pastor Sunday Sc hool. 9:ls a. in Thurman Drew, superintendent Morning worship 10.15 a. m

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1939.

Holy Communion service. Sermon subject. "Giving Thanks " Christian Endeavor. 6:30 p. ». Studies in the Book ol Leviticus. Chapter 23. Evening worship. 7:15 p. m Sermon subject. "The Power of The Holy Spirit." Midweek prayer and praise service Thursday. 7:30 p. in. Decatur Jturat Methodist Churches Mt. Pleasant Sunday School 9 30 Win. Jones, Supt. Pleasant Valley Sunday School 9:30! Harold Porter, Supt. Evening Service 7:00 Beulah Chapel Sunday School 9:30 'Dorothy Shady, Supt. Morning Worship 10:30 This will be our special Thanksgiving Service, at which lite Holy Communion service will Ire observed EXHIBITS AND CONTINUCD FKuat CAUK UNii <leaning castings and other ihiliils of Interest to the layman, and not generally shown visitors, will Ire given eye-witness dcnionstsatlon Wilt Give Souver.irs Souvenir cart lion paper Weights, will be made and distributed to all the visitors, the guests seeing the actual molding of the castings State police officers will tn- on duty to assist the crowd, and guide traffic and Mi. Bronmi joined in the general Invitation published In today s Daily Democrat, In extending a hearty welcome to the public and urging the visitors to visit the plant during the prescribed hours of 12 to 3 o'clock. Dou McDaniel, president and Feter E Rentschler, secrelarytreasurer of the company, will come from Hamilton. Ohio, to greet guests and spend the day with employes and friends GERMANS WARN CONTINUED FROM CAUK ONE! Nagi sea raiders, the |hh k.-i battleships Deutschland and Admiral I Scheer. Aerial reconnaissance i coni limed on both sides resulting j !n anti-aircraft lire In laiiicashire this morning with every indiestion that pni>aration» were being made for bombardment. But. except tor patrol dashes ! I the actual fighting fronts remained comparatively quiet and the . prospects appeared best for a mu< h longer perlor of economic struggle until hunger m privation . or propaganda can stir the bitterHess of the combatants to far greater extremes or until tile fear i of failure drives some government i to desperation The war alms of each side have ’ belt flavored with other points . than deatruetton of the enemy, al | though so tar all else is am olid ' ary Both Germany and Britain have Indicated 111 the vague way | that when they have liquidated I I the other they exped to see a | | new consididatloii of European ’ i stales on a basis that will prevent future wars URGE TRAINING i (CONTINLEL FROM PAGE ON Bl I county. Wisconsin, the plan gaini*<l mpld Miipport, i t mm Id I The WlnmiiMiH li glNlatur** ahno»i

(%ocljeA. I j I n » prepared by Daily Democrat—Betty Crocker Home tervics Depsrtment THIS PIE HAS EVERYTHING! You often hear • girl or man mentioned—particularly among the ■ younger set—as “having everything!” Now this mysterious “everything ’ —as far as I can discover—has nothing whatever to do with mat«>rial possessions. It seems to be a combination of allure, charm, looks and personality that will put the person possessing it right up in . the front ranks wherever he or she may go. So I was amused the other day, when 1 heard a girl applying this term to a particularly delicious dessert she was eating. Then it occurred to me that this was an accurate and to-the-point way of saying she thought the dessert had appetite appeal as far as appearances went, and that it lived up to this I appearance as far as eating went to sueh a superlative degree that it I took its place in the front ranks of foods she’d be glad to meet again. And that’s exactly what I mean when I tell you this Cranberry Pie has “everything" in the wav of appearance and eating enjoyment. It’s especially festive-looking if you make it with a criss-cross lattice top crus’ ’’or then the bright red jewel-like fruit shows between the flaky gi>- n brawn pastry bars. And. as far as eating goe», it's a refreshing flavorful challenging sort of pie in a happy contrast with gooey-cloyir.gly sweet desserts—or rich hearty steamed puddings. You’ll find it fits in beautifully after a meal of rather bland, mildflavored foods —such as chicken —rice, peas and carrots—and a lettuce, I celery and apple salad. This Cranberry Pie adds the arresting splashing color contrast and the sharp sprightly flavor that gives the meal character and personality. Here is the recipe: Cranberry Pie I'A eups all-purpose flour 2 tbsp, all-purpose flour (for H tsp. salt thickening) U cup shortening H tap. salt Ice water (3 to 4 tbsp.) % tsp. nutmeg 1 tsp. melted butter Vi cup cold water 1H to 2 cups sugar (depending on 2 cups cranberries personal taste) 1 to 2 tbsp, butter Sift flour once before measuring. Sift flour and salt together. Cui in shortening with 2 knives or a pastry blender—leaving some of th< shortening in lumps the site of giant peas. Add iee water. (Sprinkle the water lightly--a little at a time—over the flour and shortening. At first, blend it in gently with a fork; then gather dough t g< iher lightly with the fingertips. As soon as you can make dough stay together, you have plenty of water in it.) Round up dough on lightly floured clothcovered board (flour rubbed into the cloth keeps the dough from sticking). Divide the dough, using the more generous half for the under crust. Roll out this more generous half '4 Inch thick to fit pie pan. Put into pan very loosely to avoid stretching. Let pan rest on tablr while cutting off extra dough. Brush dough in the pan with melted butter (to prevent soaking of filling into lower crust), and chill thoroughly. Roll out second half of dough for top crust of pie ( leaving a little extra to extend beyond edge of pan. Fold in half making several cuts through which steam may escape. Unfold, place on waxed paper, and ehill thoroughly (For a "lattice" top, see directions below.) Make Cranberry Filling as follows: Mix sugar, flour, salt, anil nutmeg together. Add cold water, and stir to mix thoroughly. Add cranberries which have been chopped or cut in ouarters. Place Cranberry Filling in under crust in pie pan. I>ot with cutter. Wet edge of under erust Lay top erust gently on top us filling folding ext.-a rim of pastry Mder edge of lower cruet Pinch the 2 edges together, and build up a fluted edge. Bake 10 minutes in a hot oven. 460' F., then reduce heat to 350* F., moderate oven to finish baking, about 40 minutes. This makes one deep 8-inch pie. Lattice Top for Pins: A lattice ’op Is very attractive on a erthberry pic. After rolling out the dough for the top erast, cut it into strips '4 inch wide. Weave the strips together lattice-fashion on waxed paper, md chill thoroughly. Then lay the lattice top on top of filling in pie pan. Cut off ends extending beyond edge of pan. Pinch edges of upp< r and lower erust together as when building up a fluted edge for a pie with a plain top. , — < 1999 M Rrtty r*-«Ur. Mi, — If you have any apeclfic cooking problems, send a letter requesting Information to Betty Crocker In care of this newspaper. You will receive a prompt, personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover postage.

immediately iimde It a general taw. requiring ail 71 cuunties ol j the atate io conduct such "cmoi-i ty-wlde • d’Kaiioii program lot > iidillt cltlxeuahlp Iraln'liy for tt'|» i coiialu cltlxens who have a I tallied I fhelr majority or for aliens natuiallied within ’he year immedlab ly preceding (th- thhd Nuiiilay of May." Main feature* ot the plan eah foi preparing a cenana of ir-w I vmern. (heli orgaiiixatlo:: hy loeaq • units, dlacuaatona. instllutea, for ; ums and conventions to educate | ' new voters In their duties anu ' rrnpoiinibflitlea. and finally u i 111-: ! xenshlp day with the oath of ■ I’ltlxennhip administered as a ell-; max —- o — letht Dance Sunday Night Dance Sun Set

88 or 98] STULTS HOME Grocery ‘ Pay Cich—Pay I .ex* We Deliver White Lily I h’U’’ pcmpkin. t for £r c For Bread or p.atry uargaat cana — Swiss Cheese th 29e OI.EO. Swifth 10c ! mVk Oleo '*<' GR J NUL * T “ IFI RE LARD « c v-n.®” ' 49 C POWDERED SI (.AR (founds 15c GRAPEFRUIT MACARONI « 5" V Hix 2 pound box MW Cheaper Than Orange, or Spaghetti. |||(KAh 2 for f£ £ COFFEE COFFEE Heyerley ,or Decatur * m“h L nut m <<»«*• ’’’••AK. <iRKKN maxwell house 2?c BEANS, PORK A BEANS. monarch 2Sc HOMINY. ITMPKIN SATISFACTION . ... ttc .1 eans • • URCO ,5c Sam. Old Price *s® SUNNY BOV li'/yC B * mt ol< * Pflcf ~ Ne* Seedier i? W L ~ , AL °N IOC RAISINS .1 lbs. *s® The Be< lb, BWw DATES 2 pounds 25< ( • RAX || KR | (V « - Parker House Roll- .. Itr SAI'CE. . Dinner Rolls ... 5c 2 for 25c ■aa /ar t. eai I- otT Km doodle*, pound Lsc BUM h SALT 39c Minee Meat. 2 tils. 25c

Medical Department Enlistment Is Open tkrgeant Roy E. Quillin. V. S. i army reel tilting officer at Fort i Wayne. Indiana, hrs received in•tructlons from Major General Dan lil Van Vorhta con-mandlng the Fifth Corps Area, advising that young men from Decatur will he u< ■ icepted for service in the M>*di< al department. Only 217 will be accepted ■ in the entire Corps Area, composed of Ohio. Indiana. KeDtU< ky anil West Virginia. FOR SLLF - .ilin .sheelK N'jxll - 20 lb. white unualci marked mimeograph, adaptable for all kind*, of mimeograph work and niiitable for ink signal ure. 75c. The Decatur Democrat Co.

gl Kroger ■ LOTS or mew WFy ****« ■ THICK HiRSHEr Y/Sl mS B YS W I CHOCOIATI . . ■n I MOM Will Bur HMF <>■ .. "1. -■>« I HfAPSATTH’f Bw A;.->■ E tow price ’... "rif J S '- M - . CHC .0 C O-OW.II CUOCOISII IUMSO GRAHAMS « ECONOMIES * FIG BARS * CHOCOLATE PECANS SAVE I PTO 30 ■ A LOAF ON KHOGEH Sf at I ' Ki* t 4 ft ’ CLOCK BREAD ■= 3 £ 23c COUNTRY CLUB CREAMERy CHOCOLATE PROPS lb. « IL. Bl II ER • lb. roll JQc Bich Hershey Coated •Ww Fmes Quality 90 Score KROGER'S COUNTRY CLUB PRESERVES < lb. jar MILK Evaporated X ll' z oz. Parkdale Pure Fruit " With Vitamin 0 cans COFFEE =E 14 c - 39 c KROGER'S MAY GARDEN'S KROGER'S COUNTRY CLUB TEA 'lib. pkg. tQe MACARONI 9 1 lb. pkgv Full Flavored — Orange Pekoe * ** or SPAGHETTI 9 (.RAPEFRIIT .11 l( E J IM oz. «E c FKI IT COCKTAIL ■ IT'i <«. Kroger's Country Club ” cans “ Fancy New Pack .... ® cane ' El I ID ;" :K24 “• "70rLvUKr., T “v.“x, l9c sack /xc PEACHES 2 ”*• 2CC CRANBERRY SAI’CE 2 17 '«• TCc Fancy Evaporated “ Ocean Spray • cans Fl.Ol R 24 Ib. sack Qft f MINCEMEAT 9 TCr Pillsbury's Best wyw Kregers Country Club 9 PUMPKIN .... c s? T r.s u A.., 3 25c KROGER S EATMORa ROLLED OATS < lb. sack fl OI E< » j i«*- 21c •""* 5 lyc Tasty and Wholesome “ BLVE ROSE RICE 2 lh> - lit PANCAKE FLOJ R £ lb. sack « Fancy Quality ” •Bw Kioger's Country Club «w * Peaches 2 25c PRI’NE Pl.t MS 2 no - 2'j cans 2C<* Kroger'S Country Club Fancy 1939 Pack A (J () |{ \ > can fl tfb — STANDARD NEW PACK CORN or Country Gentleman * W APRICOTS 2 no. 2' ; cans 2Cr TOMATOES no. 2 cans 2*7r> Fancy 1939 Pack ” "fl “Jw» NAVY BEANS _ 5 lbs 22c THTIisT WAY TO 51 ™ COOK YOUR 4-POIMT uViArTs NCL, ‘b. 19C BlUf RIBBON TURKEY! fjSpW{SIQB FANCY 1 Off I TH,N ia<* y sA ALMONDS lb. I ll’>i in. Mo jettk Aluminum PFCLNS lt> J z TURKEY —7 Coolt the wa’erleii way. on top o< ACTED ,n ’. “ k*-' fr «’ove for eetra fia»or end tendo’noit* KVM3IEK | White Cake Gel complete details — on y at , y . r ’ .... _ White Cake. Butter Cream °9 ,r ONLY 99 Icing—Topped with Nuts. ~hlu7(7E!?S SELE( T FRESH'FRI ITS AM) VECiETABLES ORANGES doz. 15c Grapefruit 6 for Cr» Cauliflower each 1*71(2 Lg sire Texas seedless, full ol juice Long Island. Ige. snow white heads " U u 4 4 < in rt -m Celery 2 stalks ?££ Sweet I Otat(X*S libs. IQC We sincerely believe that California Porta Rtcana for candyirg ” Pascal Celery <» the best. • APPLES bushel 69c HEAD LETTUCE 2 heads 25c Kroger’s Guaranteed Quality Meats — Features for SATURDAY PORK ROASTS ~ lb 121 c RING BOUIGNA lb. 12' jc JOWL BACON lb. 10c SMOKED SAI SAtiE _ lb. 2.3 c SLICED BACON lb. 25c Veal Roll Roasts lb 25c PORK STEAK .. lb. 19c I Fresh Ground BEEF 2 lbs. .35c PORK LOIN ROAST ... lb. Ifk | 5 lb. box SLICED BACON 59c PORK CHOPS lb 19c 1 . ! — uni ■ a»—i i i i ma —a—

Page Seven