Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 28, Decatur, Adams County, 3 February 1949 — Page 7

■day. FEBRUARY' 3, 1949

I THEY'RE LfAfTING I FOR I THIS I WAITING 15 hours while ■ in gigantic snowdrifts lort Collins, Colo., passen■n a Colorado and Southern ■see rescue approaching- a ■ snow plow boring toward ■with help. When the plow ■ cleared the tracks, the ■couldn’t budge because >ts ■ were frozen to the rads, ■ hungry passengers were ■ er red from the dinerless ■to buses. (International)

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■fail Heavy In |e In January Be. Feb. 3 — Rainfall in Hie It of 5.44 inches featured By weather here, according n. Reusser. local government sr observer. This was the t January rainfall since 193, iLIEF AT LAST rYoar COUGH uulsion relieves promp..y because es right to the seat of the ttouble Ip loosen and expel laden :m and aid natrre to soothe and raw, tender, inflamed bronchial us membranes. Tell vmr druggist II you a bottle Creomulsicn the understating you must like ray it ovfcHy allays the cough in ar- to have vnur monev back. (EOMULSICN oiishs.Chestr- 1 is, B-'*-'

üblic Auction! lODSEKOLD s I am moving to Decatur, I will sell the fol owing at Fubl!,m 3U miles Southeast of Decatur on the County 1 arm boat .« . Paul Church, then 1 mile Emt and W North, on ATURBAY, FEBB® 5,13-19 at 1:00 P. M. CST — HOUSEHOLD GOODS — EVEN foot DELUXE FRIGIDAIKE REFRIC.ER.VI '.)R. - 31- m--IWTOR Electric Stove. 2 yr-, old: RED * a■! chairs; 2 piece Blue Frieze L:v ng lionn b . ‘ ‘ S'Ji.e. 3 pieces with good coil springs ami Inn-’i pit. - - • , “ ■ ; ’any Kneeho e D.sk & Chair: Desk Lamy. L-? ’’ ister Rug and Pad, with 4ma chin? -h-ov rm'. • < '- • “ ‘r Rig and Pad; Cedar Chest; CoflCe Table: 3 1 T..bl ■ ■ ' I Table; DUO THERM vpace HEATER large sb<* « •»» '•• ■ - tn. Blower; MAYTAG WASHER: round ti'b; D<>..ue L,mm. I I Hottl • Gas Hot Plate; Sellers Kitchen Cabinet I u. • <■ - ■ ■ le Clock; Kitchen Stool; Studio Couth: bparton Ta >.e t 1 Lounge Chair; 2 good Pictures; Card 1• i kL t Fl-jor Lamp; 1 Imup Lamp. Premier Sweeper. ••; , • Lsmp; Clo.hjj Hamper; ironing Board; Round . ... ■ - !s anti cooking u ensils. n„„ ro-intaln- 2 ELLANEOUi: 8 Hole Self Feeder; SO gel- •«>•., ■ , Hows; Garden Tool’. 2 Lawn Mowors; Step ua e . «: Misc. ’ - .. i- ’ STCCK; REGISTERED JERSEY COW. 2. bred 1- ,]„ w E Thi. furniture was al- purged f w ", b ' years and 1? In excellent condition and o- 1 “ LESTER MITCHELL, Owner B S-CASH 'i Ned Johnton, Liechty — Auctioneers 31 3 f iwnisls-Clfrk -

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' when 6.29 inches fell. Snowfall was I below normal with 4.3 in -l'es. Th average mean temperature for the ( month was 34.4 degrees, wav above , normal. There were only three clear days last rmonth. an all-time < low for January. The lowest tpinerature of the month was; one ,bove zeru on the 31st, the high was 60 degrees. ~ | Bishop Raines Heads Church Commission Chicago, Feb. 3 — (L’P) — Bls | shon Richard C. Raines. Imiiinapolis, took over today as chnlrmiin of the Methodist c .ur.h's co nmis don on pu'lic information. He auce-eded ■:> G. BiomIpy Oxnr n. New Yo;k. the anointment as head < t tne World- \ ide News gathering and publicity de- , partment was for four years.

MITK I'. OF COMPLETION OF Assi-:ssmi;> 1 itoi,L 1-0 MHO It MA» COVCERX: Notice is hereby given by the Common Council of the City “f be-c-.it ,r, Indiana, that on the February 1. 1949, they approved an assessment roll for the following described publi ■ improvement, as authorized by Lie Improvement resolutions, for the construction of a sewei known as the "Hilyard Sewer Improvement," to-wit: Coiunieiieing six ft. East and G 1 ft. son'll of the koi"hens' cornel of lu'iit Vo. XI tn Frennys Sub dlvl.ion of o'ltlot xniitti Vo. 33:.I-: .’ of the So'itlii rn Ad'lt'ion to ilie lit, of lleeat'.r, Indiana I tliener north nleng o loe "Iley il"2 fl. in 'lie Elm SI I Seller there to terminate. Persons Interested in or affected by said described piiblii' imurove ment are hereby notified :'iat the | on.mon Council of said City has fixed I-ebriiary I-’.,- T9PJ as a date upon which remonstrances will be received or heard again- 1 the a uoui.l assessed against each pie < of pr -p.- ty descrltud i.i said roli and will determine the question a.to wile'll r such lot- or tracts ol land hate been or will be benctlte. in the amount n.rned on said roll. Said assessnu-'it roll shoah-g priira fuel, ass-sonents, wi-h tbe names of owners and descriptions ot pr o . riy s.jbj -.-I to be is .-ss.-.i is on fil. and m.iv he seen at th. 1 of fi -e of tile Clerk-Treasurer of said i.v order of tlie Common Council if th< i ity of .beeatur, Indiana. It. tirm.u turned Illy Clerk-Treasurer. — I AinE'lllVEUllV'l Foil V.IIS Notice is hereby gtien mat tbt 1 li.nud of Public Wo ks and Slfei.. ■ ~f me City of I’eeatur, Inuiau i, nil. i-e i.e -.ale I l ids ai tne ofll. e ot me C,erk-1 r.-as.in r, until l ie buai ot , ;>»U u’c.qek P. At. February 1. , l:d:> at which dm.- tne bids will be j, llely opened and read aloud fol lii.it |*rn s on the following materials. furnished, delivered, appiieu o. -pr. -d on die streets or alleys of tlu City bf Decatur, lixliana l I'li.iil luphll.t — MI -l-3-3 I I ii.lll t phall — Ht-1-3-3 t-.phnli llli.lil .lolls —ti:-lltl-!MI-|..G lliiuioinoiis fouled Vgregnfe — 5" ‘l'oii more or less Crushed Mom- — Ibire ns requlre." also price at 'he plant AH linlaboVe material snail be In con'ormity with the provi-io.is aim spe. ific itlons of the Indiana Mute II Khway Commission. I ’. io- price p. rh mr for the renta of da ; .y<i.,iu« equipHiedi an 1 U-/r-i.-tor mid Ualn'almr ' lt.il.er »i to Patrol trader 'lerhant.nl Sprender llox Bull llo.rr Ti.-ivier S.-raper or am other eq iipment th it ••i:iy Io ... .1 in repairing t.K* .M e. Is or Alims in tin i "> <>( l>e. »lur. JnduiM • .»»nn on ijinor. All *nail be ;i < o with a bond vr -l < ievk h: the ;l nount of $50.00. ■HI bid* shall be «vitli tne Cl.rk-Tr asur.-r of the • ity r.f. 11 ■•- catur, Indiana, on (general I X... pr.-s. ilbed ny the SKtt .Board “f Accounts nf the Siate of Ti e Bo«r<l of Ptiblle Uofkh a.id Safet. oi the City -f Oeeatar, Indiana, reserves the right to reject any or ’IP hid* guard ol Pul'lle Works and Safely 11. Vernon Aurand City f .era-lr.".surer.

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few teller System For License Plales Letters Identify License Branches Indianapolis, Feb. 3—(UP)— All Hoosiers will have'low license numbers on their autos next year but Ifetters of the alphabet will be added to the numbers. Secretary of state Charles F. Fleming anuounced today how the new lettering system would work beginning in 1950, including the letter combinations assigned to each county. The letters will identify the license branch from lyhich the plates were issued. There will be no number bigger than 9,999. If there are more than 9,999 automobiles in one county, that county gets more than one combination of letters. For instance, Marion county— Indiana’s biggest and most populous — was assigned the letter combination “AA.” But that combination could be used on only 9,999 plates. There are more cars than that in Marion county, so other letter combinations are needed. Marion county therefore will have some plates lettered “AA,” others lettered “AB,” “AC,” “AD,” etc. Fleming said state police would carry copies of the code so they could tell in a hurry where a certain car hails from. “We also hope this will help us catch all the unassessed autos in the state,’.’ said Fleming.” “Some people estimate that owners of 532,000 cars are escaping payment of property taxes because of the present licensing system.” In conjunction with the new sysem. Sen. Roy Conrad. R., Monticello, yesterday introduced a bill in the legislature which would re quire car owners to buy their plates in the county in- which they live. The only exceptions were bus owners, governmental agencies, auto dealers, legislators, and elected state officials, who procure their plates at the motor«vehicle bureau in the state house. Beginning designations for each county in the state were: AA-Marion; 88-St. Joseph: CCLake; DP-Allen; EE-Vanderburgh; FF-Madison; GCrjElkhart; UH Vigo; JJ-Delaware; KK-Wayne; Ll-La Porte; MM-Tippecanoe; X'N-Gnnt; I’l’-Howard; QQ Henry; ;R Kosciusko; SS Cass; TT-Knox; UU-Huntington; VV-Monroe; WWTcyd: XX-Porter; YY-Randolph; ZZ-Miami. Z.'Bartholomew; YA-Marshall; XA-CUnton; WA-Clark; VA-Wa-bash; UA-De Kalb: TA-Montgom-eiv; RA-Shelby; QA-Lawrence; PA-Noble; NA-Gib -.on; MA-Ureene; LA-Jay; KAJohnson; JA-Adams; HA-Boone; IBVVells; FA-Clay; EA-Hend-ieks; DAWhitley; CA-Dearborn; jJ-Jickson; ZU Fafette. YF-Sullivan; XG Daviess; WFMorgan: VERush; UP-Hancock; TC Fulton; SC-Rlpley; SU-Steu ben; QC-Carroll; PF Dubois; NC Putnam; MG-White: LC-Decatur; KJFcuntain; JF-Warriek; HC ’osey; GF-Jasper; FC-Veimillion; •1J Jtff rson; DO-Tipton; ZD-Black ■■ : YD la Grange; XD-Harrison; WD-Washington. VJ-Starke; I’E-Parke; TDFrankin; SEOrange; RD-Pulaski: QDPike: SP-Spencer; ND-Benton, MB-Newton; LD Jennings; KN Owen; JD-Scott; PY-Perry; HEWarren; GD - Switxerland; FMMartin; ED-Union; ZG-Crawford; l E-btown; XEOhio. Request For Liquor License Is Refused Th? Adauns county alcoholic bevr m co:; nission We ines.lay after mon refused to issue a package I! nor Heenan ar, riled (or hy Pi illj Green, of Geneva. The negative ar ion followed the presentation of a petition protesting Green’s e.’.plica tion.

QUICK RELIEF File . Sj tnjrtofm of Distress Arising t.-c ;> STOMACH ULCEHS cuitoEXCESS ACID FreelookTellsafHomeTrcatmentß.at Must Help or it Will Cost tea Over three million botlk» us the W uaxiu. TnrtTdiiNT have bren sold for relief ot .yn>ntom*“fdblrv*s im-itl< from Stamria end Duodenal Ulrertdue t<- S.'ras AtidP«» Clipistlon, Saur or U;SMt Slum.-ft. Gauiuett. Herrtturn. st«arksr-< «U. due to Etui: Acid. MJ on 13 day s' n t«X for “Willard's Meear e” nbicli fub.> xpiaim this trvai "lent—Lee- -at Hohhoiise Drug Co. n r ..„ p o

_ UM] In Kroger Tenderay Beef you get beef \ ts i 19c COOKIE SME 19c -~’ o chocolate .Graded U. S. “Good” or U. S. “ComPUFFS mercial” by expert graders ... assurHUTTER CRXMS ■ ft? lug you of uniform quality. SANDWICH w: — Kroger Tenderay ... Fine for broiling. CHOCOLATE SIRLOIN STEAK | OAkTAAEAL KtM«r Tenders? .. . Etceie tat removed .. . Kreger Tenders? .. . Center Cats. “maps p“sl9 c Porterhouse Steak Lb Round Steak Lb 73c KJNGAN'S. BUTT HALF ... LB. 63 WHOLE ... LB. 59c COOKED HAMS s s^49 c “ ** Kroger Tenderay ... 7 Inch Cut . . . Standing Rib. •— preserves 2» RIB ROAST 49c rmhassv —Ae Kroger Tenderay .. . Choice Center Cuts. nut M « CHUCK ROAST -45 c Sraucker’s Apricot _32 OZ. OQ C Small, lean, fresh picnic*. KINGAN’S. At Kroner low price. PRESERVES j” * v | pork Roasts “ 33‘ Sliced Bacon ft 49« Always fluffy and creamy ... A perfect cooking fat. CRISCO" 3 99 c KROGER. Unsweetened .. . Rich in Vitamin ”C” Young, tender .. . Golden Whole kernels ORANGE JUICE “» 23 c LIBBY'S CORN 2 N c.’’ 39 c LIBBY’S. Made from choice fruit. Golden ... Whole Kernels ... Vacuum packed PINEAPPLE JUICE KROGER CORN 2 ‘l~33 € Vitamin-rich . . . Contains Vitamin “D” KROGER. Richer in tomato sauce KROGER MILK 3- 3? PORK & BEANS 3 CARNATION MILK 3f:!.41' CAMPBELL'S PORK & BEANS 2 c.f; 27' Young, tender . . . Garden fresh flavor EATMORE. Vltamin-rich . . . Spreads well. AVONDALE PEAS MARGARINE Ji. 25‘ »' * .i lii (< M| ‘* "urO KROGER. None finer . . . Smoother texture. EMBASSY. Tangy-tart flavor. PUMPKIN 2»19‘ SALAD DRESSING £ 47‘ WIN THE VACATION KROGER BREAD OF A LIFETIME Made with twisted dough for finer, I IN LEVER £ s SOOOO - O W 1 CONTEST Layer Cake - 49‘ KKOGKR. fIatIy...SOGAHEII KROGtR. For >ll ?»»r p»rt? aerd,. ENTER TODAY iimi sig) Donuts -19‘ Rye Bread’,’.:; 18' KROGER. Flbow »r itrilgfel. AVONDALt. All purptie GRAND PRIZE. Macaroni c Flour 5 39‘ ’ROUND-THE-WORLD TRIP FOR TWO r A * or SIO,OOO CASH A DP I F \ SECOND PRIZES: fl® OV 15 ROUND TRIPS TO EUROPE W* < .. Fancy Washing(on wine Sap” .r $2,500 SASH T» HCH WIHNER M cd Tart .s„e.. t TIIID PRIZES. 400 PRIZES OF SW EACH TV m JI E C Just write a 25-word statement—"l like Large or Bath Size ■K’w < H, St (name of product) because,” and attach a wrapper or box ’ HHI top from any Large or Bath Size Lever product shown below. Get Rules and Entry Blanks at Kroger. Seed,css •’ • Th ' n ski " ne, * t - — Grapefruit M«h%45 c W| I k u - s - N °- 1 “Michigan.” IPotatoes 15 65 c XI fV " “California" Garden-fresh Carrots 2 27 c EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON LEVER BROS. PRODUCTS Firm ... Red-ripe aiNso ~3r Tomatoes -35 c LUX FLAKES _ lifebuoy soap 3!s 27‘ Radishes SWAN SOAP a a 31- fw s ß h “?^ ion CDDY p “” v '’ c, " kl ' 3 ,b 1 m , oriv i shorten «» c« i.v/ “items and Prices Effective In LUX SOAP • 2K. 25 c Decatur Oniy” |

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