Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 29, Decatur, Adams County, 2 February 1940 — Page 5

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I Sorg Bros. Meat Market W?** 3 ” 4 ** Our Own Free I Winer* The Urge*! I>i>pla? Os Qualil? Meal- In Oecatur. PRICKS ON QUALITY .MERCII AM USE. it pays TO DEAL AT SORB’S IW Boil •"'««*’ lb 9c Chuck Roast lb 18ic ■ hb,ii ' —— * — — ( l*^ 11 l»j _* 10c SMO.JOWI. " L 9c I’OltK Sl'KAk " 15 C HMIM%w.... MP.UF 111. . OIKOWNMAKK 111. . hiHM, toe RIBS ... 10c BILK SAI SAGE I l?* l 'UVE|t '“• Qc ‘ ,IKESI ' ; Sino l’Km< HAMS *4>C ■ijJT' — ■— mkloin .m- SPECIALS sf* 2fw 15c r. * romalncM. VeKelabkM «r Tomato Snip. Vdu i Ur. 9«i< POKE IB « |» U ik AK' nn H"oiin». Pea-A < tit n»l'. ■JIISGK T Hl for 2!k '* Sunhrile ( lean-er. etr. dozen 15c and 25c SMOKED 18. UMIIH It\H COITEE .1 llm. 55c dtt , <n |£ SAI’SAI.E XUC i, i,.,\qi ii h umow h.\ki;.si»< ------- |i, rM ' ,!,,| - o,a ' |h '''* ' ' i!, ' i:,,vs ' n;its - I ' l ' 2 "

should plan to be present st this meeting. oML Tabor Methodist Church At Bobo F. A Armstrong, pastor The il«v F E Eribloy. Dl> will preach at the Mt. Tabor .Method Ist church Februsry 4th al 10:30 , loc k and at Clarks Chapel at j3O hi the afternoon. All members and friends are urged to Ire present. CASUALTIES Franklin. Ind Feb. 2 <U.R> Thomas Carper. <3. of Greenwood an insurance agt til. was found dead in his car late yesterday after, the machine had plunged fioiu a loncrete bridge and acting coroner A W Records said he aould conduct an autopsy to de I..inline whether Cai per was killed in the fall or died of a heart altar k There were no witnesses to the ciash. Corydon. Ind. Feb 2 uPj George tiltnthert. <4 of mat .Middleton, was found dead in his I i>arn late yesterday after he had I apparently tailed from a ladder to ! he hay mow fits body was badly i .truiscd Cuiouer llaiold O Bannon withheld hl" yerdict uutii an iiivcstlgatiuu was completed. English, lud. Feb U.Pj s W Hamilton. Ml. of neai English, was hururd to death yesterday when a cabrn at a tourist camp he operates caught fire. The olaze was discoveied by two hunters I who were unable to enter the l.abiil Coronel James Crawford I is uieestigatlug Va II hans l-i .F< b J U.PJ

DECATUB DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1910.

SAVS FINNS TO BE DESTROYED Moscow Radio Broadcasts ‘‘Finnish Bandits To Be Exterminated” l.oudon, Feb 2 tu.pj The Mocow radio, less than a day after the stal-nieist of President Kyod Kalllo of Finland that Finland was leady to negotiate an honorable peat - broadcast today an editorial from the newspaper Pravda, official organ of the communist par',, asserting that "the Finnish bi.m| dlts will l>< d-Klroyed and ■ st im . Inated " “We will achieve victory own them under our great lead. St .I ill.' th- editorial continued Then, was no indii at ton whe'h r tin- editorial from today » issue of, me newspap.'l Was i leply to' Kalllo s spec. Ii The .Moscow ladio bi ul. in . j ■ terpin from the Pravda editorial. I Th- pi in. ipal one wa«. tevtuai'y "Since the Anglo-Ficite I. itno- t | ialists piovoked a new Wai they tried Io drag in th So. i by instigating the whit. Pliini-*!. s. urn ! to attack us Th< Finnish bandit r| Will, howc-ve. Iw destroyed We will achieve victory over them undei our great leader Stalin " iaist night the .Moscow ladio . n i llalpii Thus 15, of Indianapolis . salesman tor the Bobbs-Mert ill Publishing t o was found dead in , his hotel room yesterday lb- represented the publishing company 111 Flot Ida and Louisiana Titus was a natlv of Knkliu. Ind. and a gtaduatc ot Indiana I uiv. mil) Warsaw. Ind Ft b UP) Coroner Lesin- Laird today retain ■ d a verdict of suicide in the death late yesterday of Hornet il-.ppus uh. who shut himself while despondent oven illness and imam la. wot i ie»

Public Sale I2<» — ACRE FARM — 120 AND PERSON \E PROPERTY A» I am motu.g t.i lllin<>i». I will Mill at publi> .tuition J miles 1.a.l and J-‘-» mil.-* South of Monroe, lud . on MONDAY, February 5. 1910 Commencing at 12 Noun. Prompt 120 ACRfc. FARM .til Io :i..- I> .ik very t.-rl’u -oil KVia wi ll til* chained > m ep'.hmally well t-ft.<<l with nearly all new r. it.. - t,5 a« :■(•* plow-4 IMPROVEMENTS—t. -od '■ >x.m hull- wnli l.a>.-nieilt '.arg. hip loof bain .texim with "I.' adjoining tox«j“. emierete flour* maiuu. .* rkr, un. of the lu »i harlot in the i’tiuut) la-.g doulile < i !•> and wagon uhod. igai.tz* laig.' tile l.|<» k IM/Ultry hou- • lortrftlty «!-.»*. well. I large i i-iaternw Thi» ir a farm that will |>l> .im- ih<>-*- l.i -kitig toi 'h- u 'wonderful 12« a. re* of laud with flu i.< «t nnpr.'t'-in.-nt- The kind of a faun 'ha' in aeldum offeied to < ouu- ami iu»p«. ' this faun any 1 time befort »al. day You will mu i»- disappointed when you -< >• it 'Good »tbool* ibuicbea and mark.'- very <on.*-nl*-nr TERMS Wl'.i veil Huiije.i io ITHihmw la.au whnli punliater may ' amcumi- Balance ea»to abov<- lo.ni t'.i**i.«Kioii Mait hid ot tmvner. PERSONAL PROPERTY 3 — HEAD OF HORSES - 3 Pur. Hied lit igialt Mare. Bay ‘ mo old . .in b.- nyid.ied. Konel Mare Colt while mam- A .all. 1" mo uid. Sori. I Ma • Colt. ' mo .-Id wlti.t mailt alui tali a— HEAD OF CATTLE - J Illa, k Je; »» y I ow. Syr old giving milk In- frt-h All. .'* (led Jer*' y llelf.r b. tieah Aug IS J..> a Gm-nt- y Hull tall I tattle T R and Bang- t*»t*d HOGS A SHEEP I Whitt ’ Feed'rr weigh 123 to |.'»" It. lb H. den*, weigh i'h) to l.’a it Shrop i shire Ewes, 2 to I yn* old will lamb in Mart h. 1 il.|i k yearling POULTRY—-113 Whlt< l..ghuiu Pullet* laying. 3b laying Barred Hot k Pullet* GRAIN M)ti buiiiei ("ill — IMPLEMENTS — Ma>»ey Ha . » Mam. • Spread. ' low 1p..,. Il.v |,....|. i llk< (new New Ilka Bld* Heliv. > H.k- Hk- ew olh.- HP Ctilnpa. k. r. Hk- low. Em* ■ won l*» dlae Grain I* di In* mg *ft Hinde. . .u-.-iloti Spring Tooth H.i ,ow Slngl. In». '.'on Md- . Cl.nei S.-.I Bum he. MISCELLANEOUS-.' lo wII I hmi'e* l»*l.' I .t. ‘I i'.l. 11-'.'it I a 10l abingle roof* good new (hl burner hrirodei stove* i ....ul ..tn, large pile of building id. 13 f ki th.-u (able. larg. wa.d.om . ued. touvh. baby larriagi ,'n one gat )ais. many arthle* too numerous to i mention lEKMS UN PEKSUNAI. PKnI’EIU Y t ash ERNEST SHARP, Owner Huy S Jolliti>oii Anti. Elmei Baumgartner Cl<ik

of peoples' commissars for automobile trauspoit of the various Bovli-t republics had been info.im-d 'bat the stale ot motor transport in the Soviet I'nlou was very low. Training of sk'iled transport men was inefficient, ii was said, and tens ot thousands of vehir lc-s were not used at full capacity because ot lack of organization DIES PROBE IS ICOXTINUBV rn«M rAOH ONA) cause he said, they were writtun on .Mayne's own typewriter. It was a rough and-tumlde floor fight, with Hook repeatedly at templing to make Keefe withdraw re-marks he mad- Hut It added these- developments to the already complicated picture I A New York Sun dispatch asserting the Dies committee hired private detectives and sold false papers' to congressmen seeking > videnc agalusl the- committee was cited by Marcantonio as ground for inveailgatlou. Describing the Sun as a "pro Di. s news- | papet MHi.ant.mlo quoted Its asseilion that representatives of ' the committee, working with priv ' .ite detectives, "arranged a 'plant' i in New York in which li.'HM) w is | ogered by a magazine- edilvi | .Mai c antoulo -aid he hoped it Wu ' not true 2. Rhea Whitley, former G-man, it was revealed Is no longer com.--el for the Dies committee 3 Rep John J iteuipscy D. N .M , tolcl the hous. that .Mayne- a effidavit. given Hook ami allege illy swearing to tin- authenticity ot the I’clley lettersnever was swoc u to icefoi. the notary whose name ip|H-a.cd cm It Dempsey sale! the notary didn t even know .MayneExtended debate on tile flou.cixcul mallei- nuppos.dly still a .ummittee secret l> d R> p. J Par- : nell Thomas It. N J. to ii.eiuiiewhy th- transcript of the- committee's heatings lead not be- n given out Accotding to Gardner J.scl.s m : b-»c-;.ctiv. re pr-se-uta'lve t ’.vie.. I non partisan b agm- th> hearing - |

party at his house Jan 9 at which possible methods of preventing continuance of th. Die . eommi te we re dlscttsaed Jackson who was questioned by the committee* about his payment of *lou to Mayne for the forged letter he later gave Hca.k said sir bouse members attended the party In addition to Hook he s nd. they were Reps John M t offee D, Wash, Robert Ramsp.ck D j (la.. Joseph E Casey. D. Mass., a Dies committee membec Abe Murdoc k. if., t tab. and William 11. I-ci rabee. D.. Ind Larrabpe said he left before any documents were produced at ci edd-<-d that the first be kuew about them was when Hook mad .- the m public- in the house- ruiea committee hearing on the resolution to continue the Dies committee Casey said the same applied to himself Coffee and Raii.sp.-ck INSTITUTE IS CONTlMiatr rsna reus CMCEi tier f hoids Announcements were made by th.- retiring president. Carl Amstutz Th. < losing event on the program was a play with the following in tin- cast Harry Liecbty, Elmira LebmM. Ruth Nussbaum, Simon Schwartz. Lorris Habeggcr. Keinietb Neueiis. hwander, Auna Ha. baru Lb-, hty, Shut man Von Gunteit. Betty Sprunger. and LaVonue Lehman SUDDUTH’S .MEAT MARKET 512 S 13th St Phone 228 SPECIALS FOR SA’H RDAY AM) SI NDAY Baby Beef Steak th 18 to 21c Bo.' ng Bee’. 3 lbs. 25c Ground Beef. tb. 15c Baby Beet Roast, tb. 15-18-210 Pore Rcast. n> 15c • 18c Fresh Pan Sausage (our own make l 2 tb» 25c Cas ng Sausage (our own make) tb. 15c' I Our Own Smoked Ham. tb. 27c Head Meat. tb. ... 10c Frssh S'ds. »b 13c | Our own Smoked Jowls, tb 10e Our own Smoked Bacon, tb t|c Our own Smoked Sausage. *b. 21c Lard, with meat order. 4 tb*. 25c Riba and Back Bones, tb 15c Lettuce 8r head. 2 for 15c Cabbage. n». 3c Carrots, bunch . 7c Oranges, dozen 18c Apples 8 tbs. 25c ' Celery, bunch 8c Potatoes peck . 33c SiCTBf Lr > <• ss&w J*) i ' kW:o:4:':b* i ir.:O.'n'.o.'e"v.'cz-'<viM ,v Now Showing NEW SPRING ) HATS sl-98 I lw $4.98 Drth*»v and tailored hl.itex! | Slraoh. Icllh. fabric! Demure ... or sophiwlitaitd I ... we have junt the hat sou want! Niblick & Co | " IJ mu.

A* ACC Ia I THIS AM«I IM • 0UaI• Nt I I I P >•<’••• *• •»»< *•! •• will h FRtg |H ‘ •*F >»••<* -• I*B M(W* '0f8'dl»08 *1 r‘« e .A Zb A//) UZ / SENSATIONAL VALVE /WK HRST CHOICE NUW> buy 3 pkgs, of <” < * * * beraua* KROGER S NFW M’RF. VIGETABI.K SHORTENING is IZUfk/'L’l? TWIMIsI L’ finer, smoother and creamier, yet IYKIMtMi InllNnUry PUDDING I ■ 1--II •*> WV ■-n ip I MV I 1 > c I WiMffiiiMiCTl AndGtl rnrri 4sc ■"« rlttt! CUT FOOD COSTS at KROGER’S KROGER'S RfX K liOTTOM PRICES WILL SAVE YOV MORE ANU KROGER S (,l ARANTEE OF QI ALITY ASSI RES YOV OF COMPLETE SATISFACTION! KROGER S EMBASSY KROGER 8 COUNTRY CLUB SALAD DRESSING ql. I_><s DINNER ROLLS pkg. c<s Triple Mi.eg of 12 KROGER S COUNTRY CLUB POPULAR BRAND SODA ur (.raham 2lk box CIGARETTES Carton ft « C CRACKERS cf 200 MB A A KROGER S KROGER S nr A AVONDALE COUNTRY CLUB *1 No ' 2 *■ No. 2 FANCY SIFTED # .u.o ■ Cana or LARGE SWEET KROGER S COUNTRY CLUB FANCY KROGER'S COUNTRY CLUB TINY PEAS X no - 2 “■» PANCAKE FLOI R 5 lb. sack | KROGERS AVONDALE KROGERS COUNTRY CLUB KRAI'T no. 2 1 z cans CATSVP 11 uz. fl Old Faahipn J *W CORN TOMATOES GR. BEANS .S, 4 "*-• 25c <|l AKER OATS kroger s country club -m.lipu 10c 2 ■«-*>»- 35c 6 »«-»35c PI HLD WHEAT X fl Er kroger s country club <H .AKER PI FFED RICE pkt*. JQ C K ''' 3 1 Mn> 25® COFFEE": lb 14c 39c Rolls. ( of fee fake each fl kroger 8 country cllb C nnamon cr Tw.gted each •Vw TOMATO JVICE it I OZ. cans *sc KROGER S MAY GARDENS FANCY EVAPORATED TEA '«lb. pku flQ c APRICOTS X lb *' ICC Full Flavored Orange Pekoe . ® New Crop ... ~ jl, . ■ ■ THE MIRACLE A BIG Clock Bread •ix 25c SI (.AR -»elb. baKfl ’•*» kroger s country club Pure Granulated "5 •0W / APPL FRITTER IS oz. jar « KROGER S COUNTRY CLUB CREAMERY KROGERS COUNTRV CLLB • 3 V BITTER I Ih. roll MINCEMEAT X ** o/ - XCc Fmeet Quality 90 Score 9 KROGERS EATMORE KROGERSAVONDALE !OLEO LB. JOG FLOUR 2llb.^| c deliciously FRESH AIR. FARMER — I SE KROGER'S OUR IN. 2 LAYER STOCK WESCO FEEDS W th Butter cream .... rOR B'GCER PROFITS - HEALTHY FLOCKS i t ,ng — Nut Topped EGG MASH . KMI lb. bag $2.19 -j o ., SCRATCH FEED ... UN lb. I w *1.71 STARTER and Grow. MASH 1 no lb. hair *2.3-» KROGER'S SELEUTEO FRESH ~FRUITS AM) VEGETABLES! Head Lettuce 2 for 15c Cauliflower ea. Oranges doz. 1 C<* Large inuw white eot-d head* ® Florida pineapple variety. Lot* of juiee ® Celery 2 stalks Apples doz. Extra ige well b eached F'a grown Fancy Bor W«ne»ap» c r Rome Beaut IDAHO BAKERS 10 lbs 29c t Wc also ha't'. Broccoli, Artichoke*, Avacoda-*. Shallots. Radishes. Mushroon*. Endive and RHIBARB. KROGER’S (iUARAXTEEI) MEATS - Features for SATURDAY Pork Steak - Chops 2 lb 29c BEEF SWISS ROASTS lb 25c Tenderloin Roasts, lb Lsc i Fresh Ground Beef,.. 2 lbs. 35c Vegetable Shortening, 2 lbs 25c I Tenderloin Chops, lb 23c FANCY BEEF SHORT RIBS lb 15c F resh Side Pork, tb. 10c I MEATY PORK BOIL, 1b... 10c Sliced Package Bacon, pkg. 10c I SOLID PACK OYSTERS.. 25c FRESH SAUSAGE a lb lOc I I Swiftn Mild Cured A1 zn I Frc*h Rendered gg lb*. j| | JOWL BACON, lb. I PURE LARI) ® 49C

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