Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 161, Decatur, Adams County, 10 July 1947 — Page 7

,Y 10, 1947

K>y for you today-grand opening celebration JCONNELL’S DRIVE IN [ Welcome To Decatur’s Newest and Finest Super Market , | 1107 W. ADAMS at 11th STREET . «NE oral YOU CAM GET EVERYTHING J YOU NEED JUST ONE STOP STREAMLINED GROCERY DEPARTMENT FEATURES FAMOUS BRANDS tey Homs larger than our former market . . the newest and finest neighborhood iping center in Decatur . . McConnells New Drive-In Market brings you the last word in modern food service and a new economy that has been instantly reflectand In LOWER PRICES on every item. Streamlined shelves and multiple floats have WmJkH |u |QIF WnUB Aiieen stocked to capacity with fresh clean NEW MERCHANDISE to offer you ’"GREATER VARIETY and EFFORTLESS SELECTION in the new market. All a* A* e shopping advantages you would expect to find in such a modern food store —- •9* I Y—. a WARM WELCOME awaits you on your first visit to McCONNELL’S NEW X VE IN this week NOW . . TODAY! I I M|KLk XmJL Get These Well-Known Food Favorites At McConnell's knffl Deerwood totality Foods Jello Disserts & Puddings Donald Duck Fruit Juices ( IM Monte Food Products Maxwell House Coffee Fould's Macaroni Prod. JL ''“"’""X X 9 * Foodcraft Famous Foods' Wheaties - Cheerins Nu-Maid Margarine Pet-Carnation Milks Calumet Baking Powder Crisco - Sprv - Mazola S Kellogg’s Cereals Mars Famous Candy Bars Pineapple Products CampbeU’a Roups Hershey Choc. Products Peter Pan Peanut Butter Juel's H PosfM <ereal ,>roducls Karo Co™ Hyrupn 11 117 Kraft Cheese Products Salada - Lipton - jf aNabtaco Crackers Ciold Medal Flour Tenderleaf Tea JScott ft Waldorf Tissues Van Camp's Fine Foods Royal Pudding & Desserts J “ZZyJ V ♦ • •■A hundreds more well-known preferred brands you know and like! LOWEST PRICES—BETTER VALUES EVERY DAY! * ? u . tirF 9 * NEWEST COMPLEXLY MODERN MEAT DEPARTMENT READY TO SERVE AT McCONNELL’S! \Xn>V NEW and B,G fro,n b€ « innln ’ t to ha « been spared *» Prmide the mwt modern refrigerated meat merchandising facilities in the new McConnell s Ddie- n W \ 1 Meat Deoartment. Big, massive porcelain meat display cases . . large frozen food enhinet . . modern electric meat saws, grindersand slicers, plus a new cinder as Ms •" > our m v living room all will play an important part in serving you better for less with your ?**charge* meat department is Kenneth Deßolt. Young in years but old J experience vou will find Kenny ready and ab e to prepare your favorite cuts to L \ order just as you want them. Come in. visit the new market and get acquainted \ with all the friendly folks In every department. ?! —————— ■ Md'ONNEIJ/S “VEGETAIRE” BRINGS YOU UKUITS AND I vegetables at their freshest best! ?£ tESrrAHtr r.rriJer'.ted Fr“t .nd Vwl.M. IM-Sv. H«r. your f.vorll. IV ncrinhabl. food. awa>l lei-surelv nelerlhm behind maanlve ekar .law doorn with lhe — R IXX‘VnZu -".ld «iv« 'hem .1 home In ynnr nwn '/<'■]V % I WatermekNta as big as a mountain . . Cantaloupes picked at } he P* afc " f '• . p ZTXAjw —' nesT heTcrop Apples. G rapes and Cherries . curly crhpy Lettuce andl targ solid iceberg Lettuce .. colorful Radishes and flavorful Green J.,' *. u Oranges and Lemons . . Grapefruit from Arizona . . J 0 *" 1 ®*** . fr<Hn (1,1 '/J ’ MySV' EV ERY FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLE you can think of. in °L"“‘'Wj * season, hi ready for your shopping spree and priced for your enjoyment at the , MeConneirs Drive-in! r . t Fresh Garden Vegetables-Orchard Fruits In J ull Bloom Always In Abundant Variety-Priced Low At McConnell s MFO FOODS FROZEN FOODS BAKED (»O()DS J Churn fresh creamery Butter . . < !" e J£L °* en fre! l h Bread i! Mpert £ ked 41 Graded Fresh Eggs . . Creamy n ® w frozen r® o ® *7 par, ’ net ’’ do-nuts, layer cakes, cookies and all Rlch Milk from our own dairies Fruits*'" Veretabks Se*a- > oUr ~aktd pMM,s Oi • \^ n fXr t^Zlch r snS rl ’’ f®®*’ W* and ’ fr *f d * i,y fOr J°" r S fn? JnLXefi FREE-OPENING TREAT! bakery product GUARANTEED JSi d&ISS und« A full size package of any frozen or we will not let you buy it! -WKSOI »a»utv unti rnnv<>nienre fruß or v «K eta,>,e * tem K ,ven ah * . . vour assurance of freshness every J I"- - ■Mv.-.nt _ J telephone CONVENIENT STORK HOURS rntr ORIN MONOAV THRU THURSDAY 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. /WW " " "" >. A Vai rhIL rAKKINwuRp Friday t:oo a. m. to i:oo p. m. Saturday s:oo to 9:oo f A P SUNDAYS 4:00 R. M. to 6:00 P. M. I J. j 1 ygffiSS McConnells Drive-In | ~'y , ; ONE STOP FOOD SERVICE IW7 W. ADAMS al llth STREET

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Radio Bit Actress Slain In New York Woman Found Slain In Own Apartment New York. July 10.—(UP)-De-tectives work ins on the strangulation killing of blonde Sheila Mannerlng. radio bit actrew. aaid today they expected a break in thW caie momentarily. One high ranking police official heading (he detective nquad which questioned acquaintance* ot the (lain 40-year-old woman, Raid: “We know who killed Sheila Mannerlng.'* He didn't identify the subject. But of the 55 pernon*. 15 of them women, queatloned all during the night, two men were reported detained. Their name* were not made public but information leaked from the 51th atreet police Rtatlon that they were among the large Hat of nainea found in the west 57th street apartment of Mrs. Mannerlng.

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The police official said he expected an arrest and formal charge of homicide would be made during the day. The two men detained were described by police as middle-aged men engaged In the garment business. Police commissioner Arthor W. Wallander, who took personal charge of the Mannerlng slaying investigation yesterday, broke off questioning early today and went home for some rest, fie was expected to return to the case later today and it appeared the predicted break would come after ho had resumed his investigation. Mrs. Mannering, known professionally as Bessie K. True, was found strangled in her seventh floor mid Manhattan apartment early yesterday by her maid. Police established the time of the slaying as between 3 and 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. o ■ - - POLIO SEASON <<’n*llßare fra*. I’ssr I* a blessing. Polio likes hot, dry weather. In I!H6. March was extremely hot and dry, although April wae cool.

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While the year is half gone, there is still time for serious outbreaks ot polio, and the foundation reported It and ite county chapters are better prepared than ever to meet an emergency. During the 1U46 epidemic—eeo> ond worst In the nation's history—the foundation and the county chapters expended mor* than |lt,oMc 000 in the care of polio victims. The foundation's funds wore almost depleted at lhe end of 1146, but are now enriched aa a result of the 1947 "March ot Dimes" campsign. The donations, now exceeding 116.000,GH, will bo the greatest ever made by the American people. Foundation officials said the Anal figure would he announced within a week or 10 days thirl ng the loot six months, the foundation has spomtored preparerlness meetings In at least 18 communities. which, according to the four to six year cycle, may be Buseptlble to polio thia year. These communities Include Massachusetts, southern Illinois, North and South Carolina, Wyoming and Ohio. If polio gets no worse during the next two weeks, it was said, then the country should escape a serious outbreak In 1947.