Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 70, Decatur, Adams County, 21 March 1940 — Page 7

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Your Morris Store’s Greatest Easter Parade. Now On! I Easter Candies 111 NNIES qp . TRICKLOADS OF 8 Tons Os Them! I Never Before Have You Seen Such a (ibmurouM Euler Store. Come and See the || Big Show Friday and Saturday! j| U FLUFFY MARSHMALLOWS or B HOLLOW MOULD CHOCOLATE B BRIGHT COt-ORED SHINY | 1“™. Isl Buna lEp 11 |»J C | S.- lOb I | Hl NDREDS OF CANDY v '' huh. NAMES ‘ NOVELTIES W I 10c 1 25 c Easter Eggs I Src Our large Display! c K*h Lgg in Box * 2CT ZZZLLZ.’T'. I ' B M @.. WB O $ *M Mr I s= rrfe-sar- u 1 a j.A>idtrf ■ ■ ■ . ■ ■■— ——- , — E Jumbo Easter Easter Egg j SPECIAL! | Special Selection of B h ■ bi . p II E«»terGreeting g Bunnies Dyes Nut Eggs CARDS I’ulel (olored | ( ,-OZ. .11 Mito VflllMW All Kinds I - — 59c $l 5c x ! sc I’lu.h loy> to Ik-bght the T EWf* ||| Coated with Rich Thick and C<R each l.lttle Folk ||| Chocolate fXIXTCC IIH HERE’S JI’ST A FKW OFOI'R MANY llltl Ul\tww V r "Eye-appealim;” easier values! m Uptf- ■ mv \ , • , t (iay - Cokiriul H n AIKPC Try On One of Our Many Z&t|>jSh COSTI ME UWU *’®» Thrilling jLI jewelry ■«= to hats ** *** E< < Style** Range From Plain to t.lamorou*! I | g» ~ wi, f AkA batin blips Wz. v • / J • Full Faahmned *[ adY*&7r£'i Laaarbeu • Non- aF '•’* Twisting Tailored I I g ■ C* ■” t * k,rts ’"r • HUot.vtfb * •<>•<« LAonCr L.M lIJ A Spai kof ■ Fiw-■- • DA.nty 1 Thread f W AICCIIt p •«d B«it«d. il7 to Your Outfit f $1.98 sl-°® 59c «J 59c sll IK MORRIS J 4H| 56* lOc to SI.OO Stores

< white wail It l« cloaely guarded I by family retallwra who caciudr-d ! I all uuauthorUed pt-raou* ThereI 1 tore, Capone could be there with | no one but member* of hie family knowing A large rar with tlliu ul» Itceaae plate* wai parked to ‘ the yard laat night Police, however, will know with In Ct hour* A locul ordln.uu <• require* any pentotr who wa* eeei convicted of a felony to register within that time ut hl* arrival. If i Capone baa not registered by Hat I urday. there probably will be an i inquiry hi riew of local and Halil ' more report* In Baltimore It was learned that Capone had left there Tuesday morning and that the house tn , which he had lived while receiving

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treatment for paresis, had been ; vacated Th< attendants at th* estate were obviously more busy than they had been since the master i went away to pay his debt to so- i eiety ip Atlanta and Alcatraa psi* <ms. Whereas, th- mansion had | show.i only » few light* at night tor years, laat night there were many light* a* though not ouly' Capone, but other members of the I family were there — -o——_ SENATE BEATS \ tYiNTINL’gD SHOW rAOB OND> qulry2 Wrote into the bill a specific ; ban in uio of XLltll funds to In icute legislation. At the request

of the house XI.HR committee. 1 attorney general Rolw-rt H. Jacksou I* now Inveailgattug XI.RH lobltylug In violation of previous i congressional enactments 1 Iteclared an Increase In Wage liodr administration forces would be "Improvement" until the act Is amended by congie** and wage hour proceedvse I* Mimplltled and , clarified — —■ ll —o — GERMAN ASSERTS mOMTINUBD </ti PA3B MJII present situation.*’ Il*- < hargi-d Cromwell’* recent speech tn Canada, tn which he pictured the allies a* fighting to save democracy, was "in flagrant violation" of President Roosevelt’s neu-

Gets Father’s Title a • W' , * U Brf ’I f . z . t , I r~ . * * ■- • ; JBl - I Son of the late governor-general of Canada. John Norman Stuart Buchan, now succeed* to his father* title. Lord Tweedsmuir of Ebtfieiil. He Is shown in London j | In a uniform of Canadian <>Cl er I He went to London to accompany ! the aahe* of hbi distinguished father || trality pnmlamatlon and <>l foreign I servit e regvlatl <u» I Tinkhatn also accused land LothI ian British atnbassadoi to the I Lulled Stales of violating dlploI math privileges and immunities in |l a speech 111 Chicago last October. I and said another such violation I should be followed immediately by I .< request for In* retail by Urcat I Britain I — - -o— PREBLE NEWS * I Mias Pauline Acker of Oecatur * ipent Sundn'- with Mis* Maty FuhrI man I Mr. and Mr*. Marne*! |!< h of I Portland Visited Mr and Mr* Mil I ton Hoffman and faintly Sunday I Mr and Mr* Gust Yake <alle<| I 0* Mr. and Mi- Oivilb lb 11. r and I daughter Veres Sunday I Delma Elat-y of Decatur. Dalias; I Elaey and Miss Hertha Heuer of I Fort Wayne spent Sunday with Mr I and Mt- Dougi.i Elz-y I Irene and Etma Kin liner and Mrs. I Jun« Sha< kl< > were in Fort Wayn ■ Saturday calling on .Mrs. Lewis Stettei and daughter Paula Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffman were in Fort Wayne Saturday Mr. and Mr* George BuKemeierj and daughter Helen. Mr. and Mi*. I I Victor Bleberh h and »on K'-nneth 1 spent Sunday with Mr, and Mis. I Oscar Ehietding ami »on* of Fort ' Wayne Mrs. Milton Hoffman eutertein- > d with a dinner Wcdtu Mlay lor tlt» | members and iiuxltandr of Ih-ulaii (Chapel \>d Twenty-one atteml-'d I the event which also marked th.-1 I birthday anniversary of Mr HoffIman. who retched many lovely I gift*. At noun a delicious two I course dtum i was served by the I hostes* ln r the afternoon an in I spiring piogt.uu leatut '-d the gatltI ering. Guest* other than the hottlored gue*t were Mr and Mr*. Ed lAt hold. Mt and Mr*. I.uthei ArI nold and son l*oyl. Mr and Mr*. John Kirchner. .Mr and Mis. Douglas Kiuey, Mr* Frank Spade. Mi*, ciutrie* Fuhrman. Mt* William Eht man Mr- Willard MtßtidMr* Iknotha Shady, Mrs. Orville Heller. .Mrs June Hhatkb-y Mt* August Lrinteustdll. Leo olid ituii■ild Hoffman Mr and Mrs. Frank Coppt »s call ed on Mr and Mrs Hansel Foley and son Odell Tuesday Little Dorothy Bunch of Fort Wayn* is spending a week with Mr and Mis. Milton Hoffman and family. MANY IDEAS ON fCoMTINI’Bft ON P.MIK TllltEKt with the Decatur school Isutd. the I to A I I on the old North Ward school buildI mg lot on Fifth sheet, across the I street from the city power ami I waterworks plant Oti.i r sit, - have I been suggested, including ’he homeI steads patk area and the Mouth I Waid st hool playgoruud with h i* I owned by the tlvll city. I —— oTOWNSEND AND I ICONTINCKH trtt<>*l CAGE <W> I da> y laat Monday night. only -• few II days after a IWo-hOUr conference I with Townsend I Yesterday Peters made the || equlvaletii of »u aiuimilii cm of of II hl* candidacy by it-vegllng plan* I'for an Allen county Demmiath f im-tnig a v wt k al - I toiuiaily will commit hlutv ii

* r ; setter rnit amaiino ou*tANtii | ■ J - 111 jm *UY *», K(-|m lie* LIKC itu> aallt'Hee. 0* I’ 2k w A. * SWIWS •• v. will it fUC wM ■ «*«»-« »»<,i*>w**i*»>« BIGGER SAVINGS on BETTER FOODS for PLASTER «towi -' juitj rt V° u wer* I ■ yl KING...yo* I J r ETTER HAM! I Kgftwx COgjjyyjjY Mor* Tender • BeHer Eating • More Economical • Quicker Cooking I L | KROGER'S COUNTRY CLUB QUALITY w»>oi. mg Extender ham, 2 k i slZxzX GUARANTEED — It's GOT to be good! S&< " m 'ißßw<r PICNIC HAMS lb 14c Theae are very mild cure and guaranteed tender. I)n not confute thetie with other large. Salty, cheap picnics which are not tenderized. PORK Tenderloin Roasts lb 19c Pork Sausage ™ 3 lbs 25c Smoked Ham each 19c PORK STEAK Ch “ lb 15c PORK CHOPS c “z.X.r u |b 15c AN EASTEK VAi t E SENSATION! OI R FAMOVS 13 EGG I NICED Angel Food CAKE ™ 29c DINNER HOLLS pkg. of 12 £«« our 7 in. 2 layer Oven Fresh 5® BOSTON CREAM I’ ES TQr ■ KROGtR'S COUNTRY CLUB Velvety Yellow Cake — Rich Cream > SOD \ CRACKERS 2 Ih. Ih>x HOT CROSS BI NS pkg. of 12 fQg CIGARETTES =’ 1.12 KROGER » COUNTRY CLUB MARY LOU GRAPEFKI IT no. 2 can JQ c SWEET Pit KI.ES qt. KROGER 6 COUNTRY CLUB KROGER S EMBASSY TRIPLE MIXED PEACHES no. 2'; can*. 11« SALAD DRESSING qt. Halves or fllicss " «r«Rw» AjVONLY 1c FOR 12 MAGIC ART DECALS — COLORFUL TRANSFERS FOR EASTER EGGfI WITH m a One Set of Decals Kroger Eggs 2;;;7 loc KROGER S PLRL BRIGHT COLORED I RICH CREAM CENTER CHOCOLATE JELLY BIRD EGGS lb. jq c | E ASTER EGGS J for jQ c rr KROGER S HOT DATED ILB PKG. *J ||j — i4 c I>kr 3go RICH DISTINCTIVE — VACUUM PACKED OUR 7 IN 2 LAYER COUNTRY CLUB GOLDEN CAKE COFFEE I lh. Apricot Fruit Filled “ Tins Topped With ■ Rich Vanilfa Cream Icing CHASE ft SAN BORN COFFEE lit. 4 If* <O< OA 1 lb. tin flAa*2lh.tin 1 «!*•» OUR MOTHERS * VK* The Miracle \alue! Better! Richer! Fresher! KROGER'S Clock BREAD "S" 3a»25c KROGER S COUNTRY CLUB CREAMERY . PARKDALE PURE FRUIT Bl TI'LK I lh. roil 9| c PRESERVES 2 lb. jar ■>.£« Finest Quality 90 Score J*** | Assorted Flavors KROGER'S EATMORE KROGER S NEW KROGER S EASTER Al CA KROGO FLOI'R COOKIES K, J, fl J Fmsr — Tested Quality Richer. Creamier COUNTRY CLUB Creamy Marshmallow Tasty — Wholesome eVvgetabi* Shortening You Can Buy None on Rich Cake Covered _ »< a u . * l,h Cocoanut. 'opped 2 LBS. < ad are “ w,, ' , • J,, 'x KROGER’S Si;LE< Tl l> FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES *> •* • 1 ' ■*■——! fTP 1 • I*l im> •»* Head LETTUCE BS-S 2 heads 15c Green Onions J hunches lf|c I CARROTS hunch Sweet and Tender, I California. Large Bunches, Estra Special. | Sweet and Criep CELERY stalk 10c STRAWBERRIES q( 30c NEW POTATOES, Red Triumphs 4 lbs. 25e NEW PEAS. Extra Well Filled pound 15c NEW PINEAPPLE, large size each 17* ,c RED llEi. I >. garden Iroli. It ndvr Inuit I

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