Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 17 November 1949 — Page 7

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MEN’S TOP QUALITY I oz. Blue Denim *029 P-i I lIIEULLS *■ I IF USED JU'KETS TO M Vl’t Il :}.«),s Wh ? ■ I Rife o ’Blb\i jw H' t I | jk Men's Good Quality dgkl L w CoUon Wil It I K 7/£ SWEATERS I Sizes 36 to 16 p 0? : 2 19 |A | **** f I I DOUGLAS SPECIAL! .-.'"\~'*V I ■EX’S WORK GLOVES JJf} I”'- (' '' \ I H \« iW 111 m 1 Douglas Sion* I JOHN HALTERMAN

4 J 0 m - O»| / ■ "II 1 The comfort that’s found in all-coil fy > springs, a husky, steady-traveling 1 jCz 999 , undcrstructure, cushions that arc * jr ! deep and soft and wide enough to ll\ m '• let you spread yourself a bit. !/ \ 9b 99999999 i Even that extra swelling of the r \ 999^ I chest that comes from owning a \ . car you know everyone respects \ Jf ■' and admires. In a word —your happiness. It’s never out of our mind in planning _,,,„ . . . ... TL v’r.. <ll there every one of this car—nor in making very sure “urXd Buick .h .Hnll A ..a.:.,. *« f «- «d. £<d X <£. you <W SnclAi pictured here? U>m ™>> «'■ “ h " bt >'’" d ,Ik l " m “ I <rl,te “ P""‘ bk htneht. Th , ~., . , hilc ide. in de#i<nind .n .ulmnobdc. Th>| ., why we prou d|, „ k I he smartest bit of automobile / ~k ; _ h.,:„l styling on the road today? Ihe |«or, a long while ago, we gradu- )<»u <>i,<»m.-c standout beauty of tapering fen- a ted from the idea that a motorcar f lik all Buicks d ? -,he .turd, pnueetion..,! . ere!,.me. hum. .Ml, new (ront'end de«t!nr !tr „ i<|l , H;i<|l| . The prestige that’s in the Buick n<,rtant too. The lilt that’s yours . name—the solid, road-wise stcadi- j n knowing there’s no prettier pic- And we honestly beliese tha 1 D«hb Buick has always stood for? lurv an> «hcre on the highways. puts a lower price tag on your v The “kick” there is in a power motoring happiness than any other lour chance to get in on the per- that’s lively and eager and car you can buy today! Sec your sect smoothness of Dynaflow » rLaJ tQ . tin on ( |, v f un . Buick de ale rand find out about that. Drive*—this being the lowestpriced caron which that sensational transmission is available? *lll* trm htiUti them f>\U Vou* nrroGtfAHtVA«rt Saylors Motor Company u. J. 27 DECATUR, IND.

tklpatlon by the end of anolb'rT week." The spirit of the pupils of th.schools was well portrayed In a poem written by a baby -liter from I which we quote.

- "Uy Saturday eve at a quarter of eight, I rush to my U!(Utt | | )a b y sitting date, I Hit myself down In the easiest chair

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And on a book fix my stare. As time passes on and there’s nothing to do, 1 sometimes hear the baby’s loud coo; So I give him his bottle and ll he does guzzle And looks up at me like I am quite a puzzle. Then when he fails into slumberland deep I myself decide that I will sleep, 1 dream of the wonderful things to come Ami I know, without help, they will never get done. Then the parents come .home and my money distribute, 1 think to a worthy cause 1 will contribute. ’ On Sunday morn f rise up and shine, I know the Community Center is nearer mine " Nancy Callow Den 8, Cub Scouts Hold Regular Meet Hen R, of the Cub Scouts, met | Monday for their regular meeting at the home of the Den mother, h Mrs. Niland Ochsenrider. All memuers. Ted Schrock, Gene (taster, l»o---wane Agler, Tony Kelly, Fred l.o<ke. Bill Smith, Bill Berg and Konuy Martz, were prewent. Beware Coughs From Common Cold* That HANG ON Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial muiou, membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a hottie qf Creomulsioa with the understanding you must liko the way it quickly allays the tough or you are to have your money heck CREOMULSION for Coughs,Chest Cold*. Bronchitis

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