Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 109, Decatur, Adams County, 8 May 1947 — Page 7

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:: » M « » M.« W M MW»M MMKRmm Ji m h j: n m sc m M sc K rt St it M Hb ■ Ahr’s Market | side second street r BEKF ROAST - ,h - I -a* BOILING’ BEEF lh. 24c | niir ft I - RIB STEAKS lb. 15c | If!LN ■ LARD—2 lb. limit lb. 24c t" ALL cuts of pork ■ STalTrl Toilet Tissue CQf* IB I | Box Soap (32c seller) it complete line of Groceries. ■ All kinds of Fresh Vegetables. Shop Here and Save! |M ;t :: aXax x:r :r KwSS by uncle bob ) ■ of the Kraft Dairy Farm Service ) & ■uue Grown I the time after that. Possibly you can fool a mule but Cut the dairy farmer whocutshivutenjil H _ g _ cleaning routine tzonly fooling himK rPPfI ( OStS his pocketbook There’s a gg 1 vvu vjvroto q ea «y sn q way t<, Jean out of this story and milk pails, strainers, milking mayou uill, too An elderly chines and other utensils, and any sat thanking his congre- other way may cause trouble. ■ntrvwf m the pa-t fe.v months. » Kud they sere plumb delicious. J / ■t he added. "If I’m going to Bv this job of saving you sin- 'Si \ ■ to have to eat higher 111 Qp.fr me the story is a lesson // 5 jrCJ 'bl |Ba dairy farmer to remember C/ / hit rows. If they pro- fl f I the milk you want from > Ds/J \ / |^piaihemonth* ahead, they J /ffj feed, especially f=yy/yZ, *the pasture flush is over. received one of the best S<_, J b* l w run across in a long protein feed It’s front the Service, University of Maybe you saw in the papers Knoxville. Tenn. It is recently that the people of the No 300. called "Keys United States ate seven pounds Protun Feed Problem." of cheese last year—the greatest ■ w.:i out that protein feed is consumption per capita we’ve riential to cows’ health ever chalked up in this country. production Often, how- That’sgettingstartedtowardthe it»an expensive feed But you big post-war goal of the industry j greater quantity of your —»• leaet nine pounds per capita ■ Fta at home, thus cutting —and more and better dairy producing milk. products of all kinds. SBowruccpcinuout that good It means more and more jx-opic and high quality leafy getting the benefit of the very best a,..theeheapest and kind of food And it mean*a huger ••’Wtant sources of pro- market for the milk produced on II you have good legume your farm and the farms of all the good supplementary other dairymen in the nation. and a high quality hay But there’s one thing we must M”*.you U n save plenty on have, not only for building cheese bvd bills, and still give consumption still iuglier but keeping w»i the feed they need. to the seven jxiunds we’ve reached. That thing is "quality. ’’ ■Ji f-y-rr, High quality cheese will do the job building cheese consumption. And high quality cheese starts with ( /rfiS'- high quality milk, carefully handled ■ •a* ri£/ on the farm. '' f/ A The rinse-scrub-rinse routine J cleaning utensils is a most MEW A ’(V / X/ essential part of your quality 'TjX’v /» program. The cold water rinse, I\! j\ followed by scrubbing in hot ts) v/z®* Zr water with brush and soapiess Stacleanser, then another rinse, ’Awdr l keeps milk stone from forming. UVC that apt lira intn t * ean leave no place for kind of grasuT imd hays towarf ‘ a P roduct . and kccp protein an I sueeest il every —tu ,cc a day ’ (nr 2 copy tor lav r Thc da,ry lncll - ,tr y h 3 ’ star,cd ,t 3 fraction of thecountry you march bigger and better future M,.. wit country you lt - 8 up toeachol us , n his own Held "T to keep the parade going strong. B : ly “'lk Helps — W ttSl ' Consumption ’ NOTI ‘ • ,uo " r 11 ' heanl -.lw- > psmphlvtv moiled to soo-revidom* ol o ’ '-vv m-a?* t. the f, j low trots; M pe»»t*'v V’ l " • wn •** *”* “ He J a ' d be free pamphlet on the tome aebiect Ash Os o Service, so she Dairy Farmers nf Amenca, by k Uft foods company

tween the United Office and Professional Workers (CIO). Voting were members of local HS of the CIO union. President Dau Mcßride of the local said the In crease will lie retroactive to April 28. The company also included $5 increases on minimum and maxiinuin of all labor grades o Trade In a Good Town —Decatur

Names Saturday As Safety Patrol Day Mayor Proclamation Issued Here Today Mayor John II Stulls today Issued a proclamation designating Saturday. May 10 as "School safety patrol rally day." The pro clamation follows: "Recognised as a fundamental reMponslbility of g )MM j representative government, the protection of the life, limb and property of its citizens ranks second to none among civic duties. In this field, year in and year out. School Safety Patrols render invaluable service in protecting school children from I the hazards of street traffic, there-; by contributing grsatly to the cause of good government. In full acknowledgment thereof, I public I ly proclaim Saturday. May lit. 1947. to be SCHOOL SAFETY PA TROL DAY. "In this connection. I respectfully urge all citizens to pause and pay due tribute to the boys and girls who are enrolled in school I safety effort. Traffic accidents are | cooperation in this valuable traffic, safety efort. Tnific accidents are

! Everyone Likes... ( Applesauce Cake j i THE CAKE OF THE WEEK i 45c 65c < 1 (live the family a real (real this week-end. 1 1 Serve them Appletsauce Cake and hear I hem ( | say tint, Yum." It’s better than home- ( I made. Ask for Applesauce Cake at your f I favorite Independent Food Store or al our f I bakery. J j Stewart's Bakery Ftoon/vrAi*. JR SOrJ&v Tilts pF, »>/( I’ I /)/ * First choice for extra qual- |f iff' fl & ity, extra value, a sate, g sound, good looking Good- J year gives you long lovr J cost mileage, greater safety. And you pay no premium y Jta. ter the plus performance of y iTy! Uk these tires. They're built ” y with balanced construction, J| 1/ fA stronger tire bodies and the j| toughest treads. Como in J X and get Good- j V ypars for good 16 .1 ) a Ikji g° in g roMros a Z A • oo«ro iyVi v * LIBFRAL TRADE-IN 4L'' ' ALLOWANCE w NEW TIRES EASY TERMS DESERVE .J NEW TUBES PROPERLY BALANCED WHEELS help to give you a smoother ride. Out-of-baiance wueels directly or indirectly cause abnormal tire wear. Make this small extra investment in comfort and saving. Stop in at Tire Service Headquarters today for new Goodyear tires, mounted and balanced by "Wheel Specialists". [lffyiiiflßTrnnFl ? I ■ ™ ■' " : H SIRVICI JTORI GLEN OSWALT. Mgr. 121 N. 2nd St. I’hnnc 262 |j

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costly, exacting an unnecessary mil through death and Injury. Complete public cooperation with 'he school safety patrols Is one means of redlining this loss. "On behalf of the government and citizenry of Decatur. I com mend the members of the school safety -patrols throughout the state. They are rendering dis tlnguished service in protecting the citizens of tomorrow from the traffic hazards of today." Signed John B. Stults Mayor 0 . OKLAHOMA (Continued From Page Onrl ”1 never could understand Jim inie.’' The two men had been closely associated since the election last November. Scott rode back and forth from Holdenville to the capital In Anglin’s automobile during week end recesses. B<ott bad visited Anglin at his senate desk several time before lunch yesterday. As a legislator, he had permission to enter the senate floor at any time. During the noon hour. Anglin told Rep Paul Ballinger: "I wonder what Jimmie Scott wants. He's been coming in to i see me all day and asking me if I ; had anything for him.'* ! The shooting took plate in the | early afternoon before the senate

was recalled to session from the noon recess. About half of the senators were In their chairs, when Scott walked in the rear door. He drew Anglin away from a group of senators to whom he was telling jokes. The two men walked over to the deserti-d press table, and began talking. Suddenly a shot rang out, and then another. Sen Bill Ginder said he doubted ' if any of the lawmakers actually. saw what happened. Some senators said that just before the first shot they heard Anglin say: "Don't shoot." Two shots were fired Anglin was hit once, the tmllet ripping into his left hip and emerging through his riglit side. Two empty cartridge cases wen- found from Scott's .32 calibre automatic pistol. Some senators thought that Aug tin returned fire with one wild shot. But Anglin denied it and police said examination of his pistol showed it was not fired

from where I sit... Z/ Joe Marsh Where's the Argument? Tou should have heard Ed Carey versus buttermilk. Folks who've and Spike Miller debating the never tasted beer will sometimes merits of Guernseys versus Hol- - get mighty vehement about their steins. Ed's our firechief, and Spike choice of beverages. And folks handles hardware — hut to hear who've never tasted buttermilk will them argue you'd have thought that be equally pig-headed. they d been dairying for life. From where 1 sit, it's in things Finally they put it up to Sum we know nothing about that we Carter, who breeds dairy cows! get bigoted and stubborn. But Sam hems ami haws .. . and con- when it comes to things we know eludes there’s a lot to be said for a lot about, we’re able to see both Holsteins, and about as much for sides... be tolerant and ica-onalde Guernseys ... take your pick! .. . and above all, understanding. Actually, Ed and Spike were like people arguing about—say, beer /A’ CfcpyngAl. J9I". I nurd .'ran-. fc/< uen f •und-n.- n mi ■ ■■ — m— ■ ■ ■ i w ii ■ i— —— -

I Gifts molhcrs remember ... thoughtful thino that ____ _— « _ OUR HEARTS are aew ‘deaji from Gambles bin g>! l stock, EE — eju “Fire King” For Table and Oven . . . ei \ Light blue glassware—gafe C |l| '1 for hot foods and liquids. \ Z"- ||l J. J Gay Fruit Plaques 7 I Brightens Kitchen ilr tVs -I' \ - A I f’ \ 89%, WOM Hing th**-h-im/i compo I f'l gition plaques in pairs -see ’ ÜBF’ * b i Xlij j*l | t -r how much differt-mv they *- x f . ' jiyKJl v;j I | . make in the appenrance of fc .. t ji i your walls. Each plaque , I ft'if 3 baa a hanger. Cups g .rs gT I Saucers 5c Dinner Plates 15c ,rj I Salad Plates 2 for 15c Vegetable Disli .... 25c i nr-*-I' J ' I' \'i 4 - 1 I’ire King Sets Sanitary. Sturdy 'v !VwStep-<h.< ans H <M» >ri|»(x>fTre Makers I T D.,r> 1w- ♦l9B The Fire King casaernlw IX>af Pan . . I brcufifu/fv. then New square Shape socca maker comes to the table is ■ */,-)< heavy rubber casket Utlbly I an,lll0 1 2 - w ’’ ( /iU . r ktuhrn hantlmme nentnn dith Set arn.bi ivforv inawe the ' .4,. ttlter l ottnula nf Ufn-quart rtmnrrWhite hakod eruim>l inxide CllSLird CupH, 6 OZ.. -»C f ,, r ))t ( thl . f,„ nl | v I'opul ir ofc. cover and table eer«ee and out. with gnlvcnizetf >n h() allrai . tl , r ~ guomnterd ngainxt heat inner ptuL 1.-quart sice. nMvi de , |gn breakage. Keen. Hollow-Ground Flint fw) \\ \ V a* steak Sheer ..’2.00 z \ \ 7 X \ O Paring Knife, 3* . -»e \ V 9-Ho«tSluw ♦2.25 PuiM'll Boot* Jars Red. Apph Shaped \ \X 1 tltifity Knrfe. &• »I -IO For Fresh Cookies (iiant Cookie Jars V \j V 91/H.,m Sli«r *2.00 98c Standard Knife, «• 49r Cream colored vitreoua Here’s a family sized < n<>kcookie jar with a je jar sh<■»sun- to like It h Flint knives are mn«l* as cavity. Sleepy, smiling H m-hes high awl holds chrome vanadi um Atfrl for head fils tightly on the more than a gallon Mor NSiy I isting sh..r|>n.wand lu*l«r... body lo ***«l out fir 4 mk<» «pacv lor big h»o< h ” mv’nfHirnllv dfmgfwd t«» r ♦•m , y prurticul ilim fur Mulhir tt r<»oki.*s A z»y and twau < utting and lungiitfVM)®. yunlrf . «'f* for - Mo,u

Scott said be obtained his pistol permit only a week ago Rep Paul Bullingor. also <>f Holdenville, said Anglin, one of the most colorful men In Olahoms polkltlcs, had carried a gun for 4<> years "Just like you or I would carry a pocket handkerchief." 0Two Youths Are Fined On Speeding Charges Two youths were thed and hail their drivers' 11 •-user, su*p--tide I by Mayo- John It Stults in city court late Wednesday when they pleaded guilty to spe<-ding charges. The youths are John Baumann of Pleanant Milla ami I mould FigIler of west of Decatur Each was fim-d ff> am! costs, amounting to I Ila so. and each had in- driver's license taken away for 9" days. Their arrests followed an investigation by sheriff Herman Bow I man and city police < bi<-t Ed Miller, I who charged that they we <• "rac - Ing " down Men er avenue last Saturday night

DECATUR (Continued From Psge One) 11 113 pct ; laifayette. 52.<W0, 48.3 pct.; Lebanon, B,3<H). 27.7 pct.; Logansport. 23.3<"<. 15.2 pct.; La Porte. 21 t'oo. 29> pct.; .Michigan 8 City, 29,T0p 12 0 pet ; .MuntTe sti,(HM'. l.’ti pct; Peru. IfiJioo. 32 7 tn t . Richmond. Cow J9l pct . South Bend 120.000, 18.51 P<t , Khelbyvllle, 14,000. 29.7 pct.; Teirc Haute 71.000. 13 4 pct.; Vai-j paraiso 10.2<0’ 16.7 pet , Vin- I

' . ■ : >1 a >.- >< s k a g s n >1 >< s m >: k a a X KgJtffgs >< Kg x X a X X2OWJ x n Again This Week! 1 w __oM A j 10% Discount a ■ on All Grocery and Meat Orders • ■ ’ • _ of $2.00 or more ■ I Friday & Saturday MAY 9 and 10 I lii order In show our appreciation for the splendid response ifiv« us last Fridaj and Saturday we are a«ain repeating <>ur HI < Dix'ouni this week-end. :t I I This waving includes the purchase of quality canned Ktstds of all kinds, as well as meat purchases. Shop with us Friday and Saturday . . . take advantage of the 10 savings. j Kraft’s Market * • *» Shin- hours Monday through Friday * y 7a. nt. Io 6 |». m. Saturday 7a.m.t09 p. m. :: xjt x x '(x x x - x x.x >; x x x x x x st x « x q:< x x;( 'ma>;j(.^W( J oOLffXTCX.'nOofX'x.

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i cennez. 22.600. 23 6 pct.; Wabzzh, 10.600, 9ft pct., xud Warsaw, (.000, 25.4 pct. 0 Trade In a Good Town —Decatur ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT. IN ONE HOUR, ir NOT PLXASLD your Me bark Aik any druggist tor thia STRONG fungimde. TE-OL. Made with M percnt alcohol. It I'ENETKAIES Reach•a and kllla MORE (arms faatcr.