Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 294, Decatur, Adams County, 13 December 1939 — Page 7

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1939.

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By Jean Prentice 11'ilY NOT |. t Foni" of that pent- ” ■ irth" rhme through your front window tbU yule ». ..on’ If. re’* how Plai n your chriMtna* tree *o that pa *• r» by. a* well a* your own family, ran enjoy th" treat. Only a few . xtra string* of Christmas tree bulb* are needed to adorn the ’•back'' part of the tree at the wind iw And hm-'e a valuable tip taken from tn. - own experience. Shy away from ■l.arealu" Chrlatmaa bulbs.!

iml« <| <|.iit» i iniiulv of In . a'ui pvt >ph I i*' f*HI i*i il« a‘.i Ahull 10l til *’■ ’ ■' *»■* ‘ •' ■■• -<' ••''" i-d» ■ oiatum- ill town, w»- put hl pi.u Tuvml«i\ and hav«* drawn a kit <»f al '♦■ntion Th* -fa ■ a • L» f-"» hail .iiul A!i|< being alioiif |’> («•••! i »<»v« Mrrvt on*- f||( jhg • ,|« ll di*. Holl.

particularly those of foreign make Owing to th. Ir Inferior quality they go out all too quickly and cause no end of annoyance. Th- high quality t'hristma* light* offered by leading American manufacturer* < an be depended upon and are <h»ap< nt la the long run. To further Increate the beauty of your Chrlstma* window, you might place weather-proof »trlng* of Christina* tree bulb* around the outside of the window, ns in the accompanying photo. Your holiday tree then become* ja lovely picture . . . framed in j' w< Is of incandescent snleniMe

”• •■■ -’ar* «!• bulhaii’iv IlithUd a’ nialit I* • |»ai ati«»n< a;*- lx hits ma h- L» • fill ’ilill :h‘ hj’i.’«-sf riowj of th' •• • -nil a* * »* ih'w In ii»- gymna mi n* xi I’s iday « v» h um whim th* l»« aliir Y»-lloa .J.h k* ■ - mW th'* I! n • Ba- mi th" iu»x Ik-rtk h.i dwood !> ;»?< »!|. f«t» thi? tin

Yellow Jacket* have failed to win ! a game so far, the keen rivalry be-1 tween the two school* i.i expected to attract a capaci'y house, and the Dear* will have their hand* full ill ‘ un effort to repulse ih< Decatur In ■ vaston. as tlie Jacket- will b" giving their la-st In un effort to up*. ’ the favorod Berne team. I Bev and Mrs T L. Terry of Roachdale, who have Iw.-n holding meeting* at the White Oak ehurch south of Linn Grove, conduct.sl a special service at the Defenseless Mennonlte church a. st 'it It rne Tuesday evening Tw servl." took the place of the weekly mid-w. . k prayer service on Wednesday even Ing. The 4'Vu re (lurkhalter farm oil which Ed Slahly and family reside : In Wabash township, was sold at public auction Monday, the sale be itig conducted by Hoy Jolimoin The farm was bought by t'hrlst Slahly at a pri. of gldo.i per acre. Miss Eliz.aJieth Graber Ins return e<l to !tet home tivai Monroeville after s|.endlng several days m Herne, visiting with friendPaul Speicher of ,la< «sonville Florida spent a brief time in Hein. Monday evening on his return trip horn, after spending -'>m<- tint, in Chicago Mr Spej. lie: is ■ 'tiploye.l with a Itig insurance firm and trav els through Florida .nd Georgia I I’ llaltegger, . Iderly Im al I t usln. -s man win. ha* spent sevei al W"k .it Xewton, Kan*-, wli.r. lie suigllltt.-d I" an eye O|"-rat|"fl has retiiinml to Iktue II • son < T II.I’M ir .-ei W itt to Nowton w. .1 . rid and a.. ominiii' d his fa'h er holm M .nd Mi lb i man ladiman, la-o L> bin in and B'l' ki'art L-liman motored to I'atidoia Ohio, on Sun day. where they attended t'e fun al of Mr* John .'U ' l ./who died last Frida' Mr* Slit'i had a uu i her of relative in th!- .ommunity * TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ♦ • l> ‘« I \lh .< i iin It i . iiid Jdi <»b Spatigh i . *1 » «'b»bi,»t th* it : l»hth<h« Both i . iiH inb' * ' 1 IC’ I .... I . 1. . . -..

Evaiuu-H al * hn <;h n Neptiin** in hotib- f ><!ii «r* ■ ! >• •! mhi i »*tful.» army Ih '• I h, t lm- .Mi xa aft Ih.»i d»-i ami ’h *i ? two yi am uv«-i *• • - I <*ity i»*• • .vi mi, • • <u ■»: •>: j Lind five mon* ar»- oil th- w » !»• !K»*r ■••••Hi'* to have pa •« d I’lovt h-as <’i • am- • • of hut’• '.'• "«hi ■• mud I ' Worth. T.-xa- Th« v ihn I.T »»*" I M - E/ink Bi'tii- iii'p .ind ■ •!« i John Kkhard of T« H i i’i \ .<•< ! here. o - ARRIVALS M Hid M.h FiUliMin S« h' nan J of (» .1411. iouu ” a • th* pauiitni lof i babv 4on. I"» n .»’ Hi \d Hi I'oiint ni< - mortal hospital I u*-4 a • at !:.’*» a in Th*- bain uHm’i di •didit pound* and niti<- oun- ••- and ha !»♦•• n nann <1 IM •• i | Ml tlld Ml JON» 'I \ |MI Im' i n j of ; o»if« -1\ ;tr» th- pifir of i babv son. boin at th»- Liam loun ! ty memorial hospital Tm *di> mo n HIM al 1 25 o’« Im k Thi b;xh> n-'gi I »*d wtx pound" •div* •! and om- half •rtiiin m and lias !"•• n iiann d Ja« k Burton M and Mi- .Man* la v n M■ i i I io* an* tin- pai' iii- <d a babv -ofi • Im i 'i al 1 h»' Adam • • •t! ' lo in * ••' Iho pjl.i’. Tu« -dav PvtsJii: al " .'•■* o't |(.< k Th* babv w iglmd !’v 1 pound*- and uiim and !»• • n named Wille in l»av id bchoci Betls Collected « h v.laiid <». il'Pl M lb bn Blzvv h a b. ,tm • db-. 1 M'hmd Im-II- Jill' l h.i« th» b llwhi'h om* -iimtiiom- d»»’ id'H> »d | moi'- than a doi«-n jk IkmUm

I ni’fi • • n«an •» ii ?•« iw’i" Old Spice Tote Basket *2 50 LoautiotH Old Spirt hath prepare lion*. teemed wnh the haunting fragrance "f rtuihed tnttt and the ethilaraimg iar>g nf epieet in a haik't >ouTl love for it* own take A handmade eopper-rt»ete4 aptnce wood replirg nt 1 rfurm.ng l'»rh A«rririn Tm» B»»kel, hagrinilv l»drn with ■ tempting irrgp of Old Spit, toilet water, toilet »oat>. hath >glt« and tali tank U tn oar IvUotetM Wept B. I. SM IT II niiccco.

“OLDS SURE IS GOING fit ■hl B. iB» * ■ e? j 1J Ift the HOTTEST Car of the Year I Everyuody goes for Oidnmobiie in a great big way' it's got ‘As the styling that people instinctively hkr It's got the size * roominess that everyone really wanfs It's got the power lot fa , tt nl ,f such brilliant perfortnanv that owners are especially proud to drive it. And when it conies to new and modern features. Olds- • V mobile has fi'crythmi.— n.-w Hi Fest Saletv Plat' Glass, new I w*C ‘ v/J ’ ** Engine and improved new Rhythmic Ride Chassis with \ J: * \ modern. servK' -fre> Coil Springs all around. Come in, and you, .. . too will go for Olds —the low-priced money-saving Olds Sixty, ; . the long-favored, fiopular-priced Olds Seventy or the most glamorous car of the year, the Oldsmobile Custom 8 Cruiser I

and BKTTKK in BVKHI'THUVG OWSMOBILE pkl< I l» n»k FA LVMHOi'V- ♦ fi, v I ■ .■ 4 ■ . ■ . f ' 'e f» ,'Z \ «•»/»<». <« « r ■ ,'.. . ♦»»»»» •« M-nHree , / < e • M. ' „/ e-- . . • •/* t • 11/MM- ■■ .M *”*' ■ P. KIRSCH & SON IHU AII K. IMHASA

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