Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 289, Decatur, Adams County, 7 December 1939 — Page 6

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NFAV (HI'RCH TO (CUNTIN'I Et» "T FADE MlX> H*iood -r«• ■ mill Appr* rtnsb fix.- yi-ar* ugo. wli-tl he but 11l '•IK < n Eigh'l) ••:•• *.i pl-. ’;■! ••!f ill < bun h. H-v. Mur'in ’<><lav ■ h • appredwioa to '’>»• burinr** m-n uod other i '.zi-t« if Iv-istr for •U> ir do:«i' '-ni f<>r •>• • ••* i huri ’i M\N\ EI ROI’EAN (CONTINUED ZK<« PAGE ONE! ill .1 epv hu’i’ »h..,h i ' i'b - '<o rounding up of mniniutii’t* ..nd <.ihf- •yinp.i:hiz-■ • w h "u rtnig* gov. ■ ntm-n' whlih Ru«*iu formed in -i iiiflit r of ipr Kort- Mil isihnni*. *:i< under»’ond ’od.iy Informant <.iid <h.i’. be i P ii.td iit-ni ,n proin-«« •• •• al day* at <1 w... "to ■ • . I \ Helsinki di«p. ■ h ’ ■ 1 i-tihagrli tir»«|up> ' N - I dtndf «aid that hr-• •!>•■* ■ !>• >n »hu' 4.. •. ••■ 'ling radio o Mo- * • Today b-gun dark <1 toggy ■ The ■ ity w,t« qu • '<l hi ■!'• • i -ej«»d 'ha' ’h*- Rti»‘ ,iii* might hal f'o Walt - ill long. ’ • litir-w tlo-ir airpl.im j .1* 1 Ito rca»itlg < old and heavy allow rtortna ov.-r th* lotinny ditrltig : the la«t two day* led Finn* to hope tha’ 'ho Wa'' *a all' down to -i long drawn -. .go Th. v < boloi.-d th* l(ii*ei.ilts d.d not want -

tanjvuMrtnjww‘innfinnrm*fi > ***** ******* ************* P.D’s GROCERY 122 SOUTH EIGHTH ST PHONE 181 Open at 600 a m Close at 900 p m Closed Sunday! Deliveries made from 8 00 a m to 6 00 p. m. Mil V Perfect • Evaporated a Tall a g MILK 1 • m,H can * 2se 4 Cl "* Z3c KRtl'T. Perfect*. Long Shred* 3 No. 2 1 . can* 25c COKN MEAL. Perfect*. Yellow ... 5 lb. bag 19c PANCAKE FLO! IL Penect* .... 5 lb. bag 19c MACARONI or SPAGHETTI. Elbow „.2 lb. box 10c nntriTirO Breakfast cf Champ.cns 11 WHtAlltb P day and Saturday only 00X IOC Campbell* TOM ATO SOI P. UH. oz. can 3 can* 2<»c DATES — Pitted ... Pound cello bag 15c FIVE STAR ANTI-FREEZE— DuPont Gallon *9c; <|uart 25c X* •/ • New Taste K « I g Lorn Kix**" f > " dsa ' only lOc DON’T FORGET—We Hate <’hn*tma* Candy. Nut* and Orange*. Will Give Special Price* to Churches. Please leate your order* earlt to avoid the last few day* rush. I IX or LIFEBI OY TOILET SOAP .1 bar* 17c FANCY HEAD I.ETTI (E. Solid ( ri*p 2 head* 17c PASCAL CELERY. Tender and No String* ORANGES. Large Cali. Navel*. No Seed* Doz. 29c ORANGES. Florida*. Full of Juice. Large size. Doz Lsc BANANAS—YeIIow a* Gold Lh. sc; 5 lb*. 23c FANCY CALIFORNIA GRAPES Lb. he; 2 lb* 15c Don't Forget Our Free Groceries Each Saturday Night. NMMMMWWWWVMMWWWWWWMWMMMMVWaMMMMMMMWAP 1* TO LADIES / who'd like to spend more but hare to spend less: Adler Gloves—one of the finest gifts you can give him. yet they only cost SI.OO to $3.00. A complete selection of lined and unlined gloves in his size and color. jt Holthouse Schulte &Co 1

■ «mh .1 .!• v.-lopnifii* Thl< k gray < loud* . ov.-rpif tif.i' 'y all 'h<- niiin'ty <od.iv II .ill'll if>a!» d 11i.it .i< iiinii ,i« 'h- , *k •■« r|f,ir>-d the Itiinniall* w.aild it. • w ihi-ir lioiiildng* It,’ •h. K ’.lll look idlapiag.- ',, l'h>- full o: li. d« lay ’o i oinpli ’•• <h» ■ itiu-igfiiry ah’i-aircraf' d.-ffn*. - ar atigfriii n’« Drunk Plays Traffic Cop. Lands in lail c-awfordiii • Ind I* i i TP> S \\ S.mpnon. t»lai>d ".iff ■ ~p a’ a <"• -iwf- ■ d«l ■ ■ '•• m >. .’. rduy Th. f.r«’ at ’.•■ •’.ipp.-d wiii a [Mi’.i- patrol. !!•- »n< ili i’v ■ d w ’h n'ni .rh.n, < I ' Judge Meyer* Grant* Restraining Order P. W.’vn-. I’ d !>• 7 il’Pi S ip.i . i" Judgf Edward M» y- > m t slay had formally g-antfd a ifrr.porii: . •• «’Tulni:ig or !••:■ pr>- • :r.i g ’h< -'.l’f g-o«« o-isi.f ’a» div <on ’ri t >• nfor< .ng collfftiou of .i ».g. d di’linq ii f)’ ’.<x warrant* ig.i ■ - l’< mi-mb.-- •' •• E r Wuynr food • onncil af'rr h.- conn- ■ [hi-4'. d Jlfi t'OO bond Thf Imtid wax requ.ifd to inwurr paymi’tit of th. tax >f ’h* court ••■ •abluhml loti-'ltii’fonallty of rhe ■ .r a h< >■■ 'ignci’ January •• Off - I Lal* said • prutPCt* ly.inai in ’.ix all«g. diy *••'! ’he •’.l'.-

Screen Darling Growing Up —« : £— W* *H ■- K H • Al / -— I' 1 !' i \r j r 11 \ f b ' LJfl * IF HJfl / Ki-*'' w *•■ * -'*r tmHtl Nhlrlry Temple and I'rKty l.loyd Crowing up fa»t. Fhlrlry Ter ; !<■. the t- reen dar inc In Khewn with Piggy Uiy iug>t»r f Hu- I,; ths !’’<r, exhibiting )M -U at a school pe* *t w m U< .. tly Hills, Cal

■ Pocr Relief” Once Auctioned Haire Mass <UP> Xibninis tration of poor b-lief »,s ati< tinned by the town of Harm bark In 17" Ku ly r. < ouls by th. WI’A Hi*' ...<l Ri -rdsurvey d«• |os* I th.i’ th- t. wn Voti-ii ''o sell the [Hiot at I’ublii k (It ’inn to ’ll. In.l I- 1 fl, one year a' •■. mtn h per Week • - o "Mussed Shirts” Present Pis id--! 1 I . RJ.R) D i -or Otic of the fl-■•’.-*• days i,f th*’ •. a son her- Superior Court Judge Frank < Collier invited uoueys and iveryoiie else In lull!' to takoff th. it <oats it they »o <|i •• <1 Not a singl.- man din «md him Slif District Attorney David .1 O lu*ary sweltering. r. tna’kul There seetna til be .1 lot of mil" e.i shirts pr< «• nt (» Clock Ticks O« Century Sidtiey HI UP> \ Ktandfath- ■ hall 1 lock which still keeps good time ,m old fashioned tm b.dmin

Gift rfx Lingerie wri (■loriou* Gift Lingerie V v 1 ' I for every lady on your \ W a U /I list. Frivilou*. feminine v\ v B, /// Htyle*. " // A v u . Giri* Rer®" *"'t Paj*m.»; (Ju.lted Taffeta Hou.eeo.U- Co| T or A _ •IM* 14 to 40; zipper fa.ten- — er. Color. Blue « Afi Lac. tr.mmed, fA A W oe. Rom 3’9® .1* 2 to 14 y..r. *• W _ SLIPS, — *hort or long Figured HouMcoat* with ».pper f.*tener Choo.e from length Mtyleu — Tearo*e figured .pun « AO illi. rayon er ..tin M•” ?> or "hilt. „ „ Tailored Satin Slip*. Printed Satin Crepe Gown* , .rd p.j.m.*, Biu* or Te.- Tailored (Tepe Slip*, ro.e thade*. Very s Knitted Rayon Slip*, newe.t ttyle* • • “ ® £I.OO Plain Color Satin Gown* and Pajama*, face trimmed. In mo.tattr.ctve « QO PAJAMAS ~ 7 Man (aHored MlyteM in figured or aOO “ h ”’ * I Qf oj/ yfr Rayon Knit Pajama* — lAa tearmte with contracting *•" / GOWNS \ JUnIA / French Crepe or Rayon K /MuwU 7 Knit Gowna, lace trimm.XjßJw J izi.i'— NIBLICK & CO.

DECATTR DAILY DEMOCRAT THI’RSDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1939.

imi .1 spinning wneei .•». n more ■ lit in. hundred year* old are ptoml possession* of Mi«s Helen \ Smith who own* a lam .lllttqiie collection here o - Girls Dominate School Ixindoti, Ont - iCl’t There's JUS’ Otte man to every seven Kiri 'uderits .troiili-d this yea at the '.orrnal saboot, mcis'mtlon figures ’ show, „——o — Horned Owl C'vilireu Wallingford. Vt il'Pi Wiliam Delphia of Wallingford captured .< great horned ’ owl witlch now has 'akin to domestic life ’o the point where ft now f. .sis on fresh meat and i«K" tables tlut c-miptise •h. Ih-lphla famlb m?nu ... .. .. . - Mrs. John Brunton. Mr* Hugh Ikinels. Ms charle.. la'*e. Mis* Magdalene Schmitt ;.:id Mr* Hern, aid Terveer attended the deanery meeting irf the NCCW in Fort Wayne

War Flashes Stockholm, Dec 7— (UP) — Moscow dispatches to the Swedish newspaper Astenbladet said today that large numbers of Soviet Russian troops are being concentrated along the Rumanian border and the Black Sea. I Berlin, Dec 7—*U P? —* German pilot rammed a British plane deliberately m a fierce dog fight off the Netnerianda Island of Te«el. the German high command said in a com. munique today. Beth planes crashed into the sea Amsterdam. Dec. 7—U.PV— Survivors from the Dutch ship Tajandoen, 8.100 tons, which wrnt down tn flames in the English channel today, after being mined or torpedoed, were be.ng rescued by the Belgian steamer Uou>S Scheid The Tajandoen carried C7 per sons, a few of whom were passengers. Copenhagen, Dec 7— 'U.PI — A sea battle was m progress today near Aigeroey. outside Bergen harbor. Norway, according to Bergen dispatches to the newspaper Dagbladet Cannon fire was reported to have been heard from 9 a m. to 11 a. m. Reports said that three Norwegian fiahermen sighted three foreign planes flying low and almost touching the tops of masts of three foreign warships just outside Norwegian waters. A Norwegian plane was sent out to investigate, the dispatches said . ■ 0 — Authorities Still Seeking Mrs. Judd I’liiM'nix. Ari; Ik-, 7 <U.p) A < luri* xuard was kept around Dr W < Judd, husband of Winnie Ruth Judd tmlay in hi>|M-« that hi* might hr- "bail in attraiting the mad muni. re«« who escaped from an Insane asylum Sunday nlKht. He left his silk room in lh*' Sawtelle veterans' hospital at Ix>»

1 \ ' / J \ 4 THE WOMEN .» Everyone ha« heard of women Webste- defined t*em Husbands don't understand them Bache'or* think they do but t No c"e dees—because each one it different ■ Some are short and fat Some are tall and lean Some have lordoan Vej some even hame G-a-posis Some look I be Vogue or Harpers Then SOME don't’! Seme go <n for lace and frills Cthe-s just go n for thrills Ail Os them wear crazy hats There are career g.ris and play girls Lad.es Aid ers and MyDayers Oh Ves 1 There are Mamas to« Some golf and sw m and follow the races Some kmt and crochet and make nice laces Oh Yes' Some go in for etchings too. but THEY ALL LIKE PERFUMES Now if all the career girle used one perfume And al! the MaMas another THAT would be easy Only some MaMas are glamour girls at heart While some glamour g.rfs chose a shrinking violet They all like pretty bottles Now some like perfume spicy and goy (and nut just play girls) Some like perfume so so delicate <and not tust Lad.es aiders) Some like pertume tangy and fresh (and not just tailored suiters) The wh.ff of a floral to some means romance . . To others a shudder, but THEY ALL LIKE LUCIEN LEI.ONG PERFUMES BECAUSE TABOT— makes one feel bke a duchess IMPROMPTU—inspires to romance OPENING NIGHT —e so frivolous and gay INOISCRET—so naughty, but nice MURMURE —wh,opera sweet nothings CAREF REE —oays its a wonderful day MON IMAGE—io all sugar and opice B. J. SMITH DRUG CO.

Angelas yesterday and ianm here! I in aid the hunt and to comfort his I wife's elderly parents, the Rev and Mrs || J MiKitim-11. They 1 fi-ared Winnie Ruth would com Imit suicide rather than surrender. I I If «he has not already died of ex- . [insure. o— - Delphi Couple Held For Many Robberies Delphi, Ind. l>-c 7 (t'Pl Rus 1 ‘HI Staley, ♦€. and his wife Ruby, 4.’. both of Delphi, today Were held pendiuK investigation of ’heir con session to more than r>n robberies in Carroll and adjoining counties The pgjr l otifessi-d -to police detective Harvey Hire of West l.afio. i-tte who said they admitted rote faeries in Carroll. Wells. Clinton atul T ppe. anoe tounties Im hided in ’be thefts were < h . kens taken from their own children o The War and th* Jab Sain' John. N H tCP> Ad n a local nmsspaper: "Wanted i Draftsman to replac» man called Iftir m litary service I>o not apply f likely to b* tailed for duty." — . Former Mayor Bangs Trial Nears Close Port Wayne, Dec. 7 RJ.R) Attorneys hope to complete presrhtation of evidence today in a contemp* <>f tourt hearing against former Mayor Clare W Rang* of Huntington, and three other persona The proceodinK* are an outgrowth of a munii ipal utility flxht in Huntington during Hangs term I of office. Hangs took the stand in hi* own behalf late yesterday afternoon. He denied any knowledge of the

HAPPY REUEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE Manv of lbw painful b«. tt'liM p« |4a I4aa.« sa of ttrajM are uften < aua*-! by tifM kwiaejt atui may ba • ! ralieva*! ab«« treeled ia the fight ILa bidaaye ara Natura • Lief way of taking atraaa a'lda and p**iß4*n >ua waata wut us tha • M --I Tba> i»aip tD<«t paxzpto paaa about $ pir.w a day | H tha IS tniba 4 kidney tubee aad filtara d< u t w ra well, pma n<eua waata matter ataye in tha bl<Mjd I haaa p »ia *E4a ma> Btart uagg ua ba aacLea rhrumat .e oaina. lam <4 pap and enargv gettir«g up nigbte. avabing, puftneue under tha ayaa. and diaa«neaa Fre quant us • anty paaaagee with amattitsg aul Lurn.ng a .tnetiritaa ah <»a there la tv<netb>ug urtag ettb y<ur aid nave or Uaddef Dvn t waif AbM y ,nf druagigt fuf I*<<a a PlUa uee«i BU' aeafuUr by ri.dh'ne for u»er <0 j yaare Ihe« g>rr Lappy relief a<e! wiU kejp the : IS n iiee <4 atdney tubae iuah >jui • ae«e h*ai yvur Me«ud. Get Dumb a nile

the Finest Gift of All FURNITURE Give something for the home. A piece of furniture the whole family can enjoy. An attractive chair, lamp, table, mirror. No gift w ill be more appreciated than furniture. Stucky & Co., Monroe, Ind. invite you to make jour selection from their large and complett 40ck.... Open evenings for your convenience, "hj not drive down tonight? Gifts for the Home Cedar Chests Hugs Desks Stoves Occasional Chairs Breakfast Set* Radios Stucky & Co MONROE, IND. J

whereabouts of n.tjuo *1,1,1, . ~.~ f reiver Edward gmlth .■nnt..„,|, (l „ longed to Ihe defunct utility and ' ’ T s Hangs and tn

PUBLIC SAhl As I am working in town, I v ,11 I SATI RDAY. I>E( EMHH Rw , I COMMENCING AT •; LIVESTOCK -1 Roa,, ; v „. ■ l ow. be fresh In Jan 1. ■... , I 12. Jersey Cow. milking good •. * . ■ . tow Mar 18; 2 Fl |t». t „ fi( , u ' * J i u« lbs each; 8 pigs. In x . . ■ able age ■ FEED — 4 ton Alfalfa Hay ■ IMPLEMENTS- Wag.,,. t„,» W I bar roller; crow foot roller Hi.m ■,.-.. .t>B Ung plow, hay rake; teddi-r. Ein,. H rows; J Dscre 12" tractor pi<>* j 12" tractor Plow. Une 20 hole vr.,;,, -JV jark; (Jas Eng Utg f«*d grindi t • [ slings, SM «gg incubatot 11,.. H many articles too numerous ■, TERMS—CASH. S MYRON HART. Owner I ROY S. JOHNSON—Auctioner- ,U F I DON COOK—Clerk B I j For Sale at all Dealer!