Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 300, Decatur, Adams County, 22 December 1947 — Page 6

PAGE SIX

hL ■ ■\ ? t >\. -« $• ■■ y >/■■ i’■ Xx ;-Mr ; ■'Ml. *W«3*’* y . * :-? X -fHRu L ~W3wl< «e» IHtOlliH nsLijff WW Wlw4M * ■ i Bkx '* IL wisi. * > ; UMH j >1 AROUND THE WORLD FLIERS Clifford Evans, Jr. (left), of Washington, and George Truman, of Los Angeles, look on as President Truman signs their “short-snorter” bills at the White House. The airmen, who circled the globe leisurely in cub planes in 124 days, returned the favor by sianing the Chief Executive's “short-snorter.” (International)

President To Renew Campaign On Prices To Sign Republican Bill Reluctantly ■Washington, Dec. 22. —(UP) — A source close to the White House said today that President Truman has just begun his fight for price

“The service was fflSHsaiilp all that anybody could wish jor.” What People Say •000 Favorable comments on our service continue to strengthen public faith in our dependability and responsibility. Blac TtItPHONE f jy/' ww 500 Home DECATUR. .INDIANA

v 5 FRESH LOAD OF TDECC * CHRISTMAS I Ktti MONDAY NIGHT FREE DELIVERY s w - ■■■ '■■■■■■ g P E-Z-PEAL talif. FRESH X TANGERINES PINEAPPLES | g 29c Doz. 25c Doz. 39c Each * 4 Doz. $l.O0 5 Doz. SI.OO g GRIMES BOX WASH. ✓ CALIF. « GOLDEN DELICIOUS ORANGES w APPLES APPLES x $1.99 $4.79 $4.99 g Bu. Bu. Box Case x y g g LARGE DISPLAY OF CHRISTMAS BASKETS I $1.29 $1.99 $2.99 $3.99 $4.99 S W ORDER NOW! x y — x | DAISY MAE j 3:5; ><****»*>*>*>********* Pangburn Famous Pangburn boxed chocolates that are really as delicious as they are fresh. Packages that are truly beautiful in holiday wrappings. 1 tb. Gold $ S “Ragtime,” pkg. • * 1 lb. Tavern $ S »5O Chocolates, pkg. »* * 1 and 2 tb. All-Nut $ A Package ana Mr 1 tb. Silver “Roundup” $ < »75 Chocolates " 1 and 2 lb. “Palomino” $f1.50 . 2 tb. Christmas Stripe — 0 — Lady Wayne Christmas $ B .XC sfl *SO Box Candy * and * — O — KOHNE DRUG STORE

control and rationing powers to combat the high cost of living. This source said Mr. Truman would renew his offensive when he signs the anti-inflation bill which Republicans pushed through the emergency session of congress as a substitute for his 10-point program. Mr. Truman, it was said, will sign the bill with reluctance and is expected to make clear why he feels it is inadequaTe. The administration’s present strategy calls for President Truman to fire another round during the first week of the regular congressional session beginning Jan. 6. He is expected to bear down on it in his economic message, too, I and perhaps in the message on the I state of the union as well. Administration stalwarts conceded that they don’t expect President Truman’s efforts to swing over enough Republicans to secure congressional approval of his program. But they said he thus would make clear he is not retreating from his position that, standby rationing and wage-price controls are necessary to curb inflation. They said these messages also would be opportunities for Mr. Truman to answer charges by Sen. Robert A. ‘Taft, R., 0.. anfj other Republicans that he is not making a wholehearted try to whip inflation with his present powers. 0 Probably the biggest beds ever made were those turned out in England during the 1500’s. The Great Bed of Ware was said to have held 24 persons comfortably.

Mrs. Harold Johns Dies In Michigan Mrs. Harold Johns, 31, .former Ossian resident, died Saturday evening at Lansing, Mich. Surviving are her husband; ‘a daughter, Kay, at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Koons of Ossian; a sister, Mrs. Norman Young of Crawfordsville, and two brothers, Claude Koons of Decatur and George Koons of Bluffton. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Elzey & Son funeral home in Ossian, with burial in Oak Lawn cemetery at Ossian. 0 Your own burden seems light when you have tried to help carry your neighbor s burden.

fl • ♦ ’ I •/ <s;!?’< •» \/im Bwwta ol LUCIEN LELONG w Tempest Perfume will thrill the woman who takes an up-to-the-minute interest in fashion. Tempest is the newest of Lucien Lelong Perfumes, and eomes in a crystal prism of Parisian design. $5.00 plus tai. Lucien Lelong Tailspin Perfume . . . bright as the star atop her Christmas tree. Scintillating fragrance for the woman who puts her whole heart into living. $6.50 plus tax. Os 4 1 111 I Indiscrete Perfume ... a wink, a smile, a sudden burst of laughter captured in this famous Lucien Lelong fragrance. $6.50 plus tax, iili Lucien Lelong Taglio Perfume will be her monogram in fragrance . . . it’s as individual as the woman who wears it. In a translucent package of delicately frosted beauty. $7.50 plus lax. J Lucien Lelong Sirocco Perfume is definitely secret in its beauty . . . it’s not meant to be understood, but to be loved ... and love it she will. $5.00 plus tax. Smith Drug Co.

Priced low and the finest that grow. Better Value | Heads of lettuce vary I V in size. So why pay . MWSliHffMby !-£.«! the same price for a L Q I B • small head as for a large one? Kroger pound price gives you better value. /* \ yVk Shop early or late. HEAD LETTUCE US* is. 23c 'WHI U. S. No. 1 Fancy, crisp, tender, pascal Celery J " sS ° ib - 12 c | U. S. No. 1 Fancy Emperor I Crapes c,Fi 2 ,bs 29 c U. S. No. 1 Snow-white, compact heads. Cauliflower “• 19 c I U S. No. 1 Yam SWEET U. S No. 1 Florida, medium to large Potatoes 4 45c Oranges 8 45c Florida . . Large size. Sweet, juicy gNo j „ A „ MAINE Tangerines 4»- 33c p^ O s“ j° 5 ’ b T U S No 1 Washington WINESAP u. S. No. I Texas all-green, new P Apples 5 meih b. s 6sc Cabbage »• 10c i fj) * n swee,s f° r n ‘bbl’ n g bowls. i Delicious creams and jellies. Santa Mix 25 c Save on Christmas Candy. Manhattan Mix 29 c Select quality, fine mix. Mixed Nuts lb 45 c Paper thin-shells. Full kernels. Pecans x 49 c Oven ’ sr °® rant ' ° v en-freih, always a value! I Kroger Bread Save on this better bread 2 o oz r made with twisted dough loaves for finer texture. Kroger. Mellowed in Sherry. Fruit Cake 1.79 Kroger Holiday. Flavor-rich. Fruit Cake 5,b - 2.1 Kroger cake treat. Golden Sno Layer Cake 59 c Fresh! Flaky! Kroger Soda Crackers 2 43 c * Finer flavor, better eating. Kroger Graham Crackers c I

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

< CHRISTMAS VAly Es I IINI IN AH- FINE FOODji I /fs Kroger for I m Young, Tender V FULLY DRESSED-Ready to Roa st I A YOUNG HENS YOUNG TOMS „ M Fancy native kin. I P 14 Lbs. and OVER 14 POUNDS Plump and jllicj “* | W LB. 69c “ 65c V Plump, tender, extra fancy . Fun, dressed, stewing Roasting Chickens ib 67 c z"L,.„. J st r Armour’s Star. Small, lean, shankless Ducks ,b 59c I I ; f J I I 'Wmf whole or KriQC Kroger Fresh Shore. Standard I jHIOKeCI namS lb 7 Oysters -73 c I Small, lean Cottage Butts. Kroger Cut Tenderay. Sirloin i\ Pork Roast ,b 47‘ Steflks 73t L| Armour s Star shankless* * Chuck Roast lb 59c I Smoked Picnics 49 x.meat2Msc \f Kingan’s Reliable pound layers. - - Fresl’, jumbo size A Sliced Bacon ,b /9 c Shrimp U3c U| Fresh off-the-cob flavor. Vacuum pack y Hiblets Corn 2 - 35 c 1 Kroger pure juice from field-ripe tomatoes. _ \ Tomato Juice - 23 c M Delicious spread for bread. For cooking, baking. 0 Eatmore Margarine 35 c B/ Ocean Spray. Red-ripe flavor. Cranberry Sauce -1 R Kroger stuffed Popular Brand I] Olives Cigarettes -1.69 |IM Picked and packed at peak flavor. Kroger. Better Value \ = Peas'- 3 19 c Salad Dressingsss‘ , Plump segments of Assorted flavors ,i Grapefruit 33< Jeiio-Dessert X pk gs .ls c I Better coffee value. Lb bag 40c Packer's Label custard I lb *1 1 I Pumpkin 235 c Spotlight 3; W ■ Kroger hot-dated French Brand Kroger. Tiny, whole Green Beans N ’»»29c Potatoes -’l9c ■ l Flour n. 7 -1.99 A Mary Lou cross cut SWEET k HOUSEHOLD INSTITUTE 1 Pickles 29c 1 I Libby’s Deluxe IS it s 3® * ..... OCT LI Dlssseae No - *** 07* Makes 4to 8 cups of delicious ■M W |U riums can Z/C coffee. Special, easy-to-wash filter « ® _ .... stem k ee P s ‘ r clear - No cloth Os ■ winß* w I Sun Maid seedless Z WPOI P»P« filters needed. Easy to ©per- ■ htllllßl d f Raisins 'pkV 19c (s ■ atc ' t 0 pouf rom ’ to Z 20{ 1 30 DAYS’ Timis<..l.tadl<>"

MONDAY. DECEM BER 2 ,