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BonnT-Grophk, Gfencoetle, Indiana

Thursday, October 4, 1973

Everything's coming up c Eubies during HILLMAN'S ENTIRE DIAMOND SELECTIONS are Specially Priced for our 40th BIRTHDAY SAVE 10-15-20% and MORE From our REGULAR TICKET PRICES NOW!

JEWELERS

Hillman Jewelers

ANNUAL HILLMAN TRADITION

6-DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR We will allow $75.00 fade in any time on a larger bridal pair.

Anniversary Priced

*40

15 N. Indiana Greencastle

DIAMOND DINNER RING Gliltering and elegant

for after 5.

Reg. $455,00 Anniversary

Priced

*375

3-ROW WEDDING RING ’/j Carat Total Weight. Reg. $365.00 Anniversary Priced *275 Diamonds enlarged to show detail

MARQUISE ELEGANCE Its beauty is beyond compare. Reg.$350.00 Anniversary Priced $ 295

p! DIAMOND MATCH MATES

PEAR

EMBRACEABLE Two rings that look

like one.

Reg. $475.00 Anniversary

Priced

*400

Reg. SI 10.00 Anniversary

Priced

*69

ANTIQUE TOGETHERNESS The latest in slip-in styling. Reg. $375.00 Anniversary Priced *310

DIAMOND STARLIGHT 1 Carat Total Weight of brilliant diamonds. Reg. $700.00 Anniversary Priced *575

FAMILY RING Order now for Christmas giving. Mother's most cherished gift. *17 95

FOR HIM The BOLD ONE Bold, masculine diamond for the action man. Reg. $325.00 Anniversary Priced *270

COLOR The KEYNOTE RUBIES & DIAMONDS ] W

Radiant colors for today's discriminating women.

Reg.$429 A tir,d orv *350

Reg. $137

*99

Anniversary

Priced

CORNING WARE TRIO SET

OPEN STOCK PRICE $21.84

SAVE $ 8 8s Blue Cornflower Pattern OPEN STOCK PRICE $18.84

$999

Floral Bouquet or

Spice O'Lif*

$12"

TRIO SET INCLUDES:

SAVE 40°/c I AMERICAN MADE OVENPROOF DINNERWARE

1-lV2-2-Qt. Sauce Pans with Covers

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BREAK-OF-DAY" Brown Accents

"BOUTONAIRRE" Delicate Blue Accents FAMILY SIZE 45-Piece Service For 8 f WE ARE LUCKY! Only by a Very Fortunate Purchase can we offer this FINEST QUALITY Dinnerware at a FRACTION of its VALUE!

REGISTER For $1,600 In PRIZES 40 RUBY RED PRIZES for 40 Years of Service in the Wabash Valley 1. Ruby Red Diamond Ring, man's or lady's Value $500.00 2. Ruby Red-Faced Accutron Watch, man's or lady's Value $225 3. Ruby Red-Foced Seiko, man's or lady's Value $100 4. Ruby Red Star Sapphire Ring, man's or lady's Value $10(J 5. Ruby Red Birthstone Ring, man's or lady's Value $75 6. Ruby Red Portable Typewriter Value $110 7. Ruby Red Oster Buffet Cooker/Server 8. Ruby Red Panasonic Tope Recorder 9. Ruby Red Club Aluminum 7-Piece Set 10. Ruby Red Princess Gardner 3-Piece Billfold Set 11. Ruby Red Wine Decanter Set with 6 wine glasses 12. Ruby Red Fostoria Coin Gloss Candle Holders 13. Ruby Red Bulova Digital Clock 14. Ruby Red 64-0z. Driftwood Pitcher,Tumblers Ice Tea Set 15. Ruby Red Presto Automatic Buttering Corn Popper 16. Ruby Red Seth Thomas Travel Alarm Clock 17. Ruby Red Panasonic Bolero Portable Radio Tb. Ruby Red Silver City Gloss Bon Bon 19. Ruby Red Fostoria Coin Gloss Covered Candy Dish ■20. Ruby Red West Bend 30-Cup Party Perk 21.-30. Ruby Red Certifcates Good For $10 00 31.-40. Ruby Red Certificates Good For $5.00 Register till closing time Wednesday, October 31. Drawing will be held Monday, November 5. Register at only Hillman Jewelers Store. You must be 18 years or oider to enter. You need not be present to win. HILLMAN'S 40th ANNIVERSARY

NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE PHONE AGE,

DIAMOND MOUNTINGS

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Have your precious diamond reset now for the Holidays and save. All work done in own shop.

Anniversary Priced From

*25

Top Allowance For Your Old Mounting

Finest Quality STAINLESS STEEL

'CAPE COD" Green Accents

Colorful, casual dinnerware —color sealed agaitfst fading from oven, dishwasher or detergents. Choose from 3 patterns to blend with any decor.

Reg. $44.95 Value Anniversary $ mL O O Special

HIRE'S WHAT YOU GIT:

* • Dinner Platm

* a Cereal-Soups

• • Snlnd Platm

* Covered Sugar

• •Tan Cups

* Creamer

• S Savceri

• Platter

CHARGE ALL GIFTS TO ONE ACCOUNT, Lay Away For Christmas NOW and SAVE

INCLUDES: • 8 Dinner Knives e 8 Dinner Forks e 16 Teaspoons e 8 Salad Forks e 8 Cereal Soups e 1 Butter Knife • 1 Sugar Spoon 50-PIECE SERVICE FOR 8 Enjoy 2 exciting potterns.bf luxurious stainless steel. Adds beauty to your table, easy-care-never rusts or corrodes. SAVE NOW during Hillman's 40th Anniversary

Sale.

Re9* Anniversary $25.00 Priced Value

*12*

Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Grassick, Route 1, Greencastle, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Janet Sue, to Rodney Steve Terry of Greencastle. The wedding date is set for Oct. 20 at 6:30 at the Somerset Christian Church. All friends are invited. Roachdale News

E. 2 Mike Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Beck, is stationed in San Diego with the U.S. Navy. He came home by jet Saturday for a visit. Richard Hughes of Fort Wayne visited with his mother, Mrs. Ed Brown, on Friday. Mrs. Lola Green and Sue attended a shower for Mrs. Mark Metzer at the home of Mrs. Neil Green Saturday. Mrs. Colleen Fly and children of Indianapolis and Calvin Taylor, stationed in Phoenix, Arizona with the armed forces, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William H. Greenand Sue. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Stabler recently returned from a fishing vacation in the South. They traveled as far as Miami. P.F.C. John Bowers, son of Mrs. Betty Stabler is stationed with the armed forces at Fort Dix, New Jersey. He was home for a few days. Sergeant Randy Chittendon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chittendon, arrived home for a vacation from the Air Force Base in Phoenix. Mrs. Betty Hanna, Mrs. Ruth Crosby and Mrs. Marietta Presser of Ladoga were shopping in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Barker were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barker of Indianapolis in honor of Claude’s birthday. Miss Brenda Keck was a Sunday night dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Estel Keck. Miss Lou Ann Skinner of Columbus and Pam Allen of Ball State University, Muncie, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown called at the Weaver Funeral Home Friday to pay respects to the family of Newton Poynts. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen and family were Sunday night dinner guests of Sheriff and Mrs. Robert R. Shull of Crawfordsville. Mrs. Martha Williams visited several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ehrghott of Indianapolis. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Ehrghott visited a cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Taylor of North Bend, Ohio. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Carr were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith and girls of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lister, Marsha Osborne, and Martha Osborne of Plainfield visited over the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Osborne and family. Mrs. Burdiene Modlin, Mrs. Bertha Hymer, Mrs. Madge Skelton and Mrs. Katie Penn were shopping in Indianapolis Monday. Mrs. Willie Williams spent Saturday night with Mr. and

Mrs. Paul Huston and family of Brownsburg and attended the American Legion picnic on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fey of Danville on Friday. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark and Mrs. Opal Stewart at the Extenda Care Nursing Home. Mrs. Carol Smith and daughter visited the Brow ns Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keck and family and Mr. and Mrs. Estel Keck toured Kentucky over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Emery of Ninevah visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Plunkett and family Saturday. Mrs. Orpha Morley fell while visiting in Indianapolis and broke her hip. She is in Community Hospital there. Mrs. Jean Taylor fell Saturday and broke her leg. She is in Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis.

Calendar

Events

Today The Thursday Reading Club will meet Oct. 4 at 7:30 in the home of Clarice Liptrap.

The Afternoon Circle of the Presbyterian Church will meet on Thursday, Oct. 4 in the home of Mrs. Perry Rush at 2 p.m.

Busy Bee Club will meet with Mrs. Belle Lasley Thursday, Oct. 4. Members please note change of meeting place.

Fillmore chapter O.E.S. will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, Oct. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Officers please wear formals. Past Matrons and Patrons will be honored. Members and visiting members; welcome.