Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 140, Decatur, Adams County, 15 June 1950 — Page 4

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i»B—ikwg lip kto. IIIIUU! . McsHa Pteteifiil* : , The list *T plentiful foods for July from the U 8. department of - -'toMteONF*BateiiaMfc«ft|MteMte •» OOM oat of th. UIChM. ABbost » Oeery Itoas Mt* * ptaalc »•■» <» dampfire meal. VtphHM nd fraite. dae to be abundant on July njarkets, inclade; • g*rrOtFp- tWSOSit. TtvfM- *w«*• ■ m* 4 doh, Irish potatoes and WatortnelOs) EL Prolate food* Include: dairy pro4«ete. each a* milk and- cheese; broiler*. fryera and bene; eggs; peanat battar: and fish—fresh aad Rick also will be plenttfal next .“ month. —...:■ yi-. — booking at thia Hat. picnlearise teggeela broiler*, grilled over an outdoor fire or fried ehieken In the picnic basket; eggs—hard cookOH?W hfito ■|KNf WIRBIn *>«&. wonw.vd ur a* At ail «*■« •verywtor* — to Bt ■ — M- ? at Bmttte Br«a ••***.

,_. ■ ■.. ’ . I = ............... . ” 1 MB’S MY ■'• ■ - i SUftDAY, JINE IMh „ _ SPORT SHI RTS _ Treat Dad to a Sport Shirt he’lt wear with comfort and good look* for many a aeaaon. Choos, from our eatenSiva budget-priced collection. TIES SOCKS - •omtaggiKraßiMagkißrap*'’'*' ♦. >fe> • the moat diacrim- A,. complete selection” of inating D*<T "4 g?a’ assort- styles. colors anrl patterns - • ment of Ttear in newest —— to e’etse the Dad of any ‘ color* age. HALTERMAN’S . — formerly The Douglas Store MBteteteteteteßßteteteteßtegteteßteteteHteßteAi •

I GUESS COMBINATION aH W| pion*°° Ws IE lr II THE <(>R!!I.( r Li ■ <OMBlS\li<>\ rg " / I t'F x o I H THE JACKPOT GROWS! | Win m.SU --- I • VISIT »*V OF THE STORES LISTED BELOW FOR COMPLETE |L| ' DETAILS OF THE CONTEST. • ENTRIES WILL BE JUDGED SATURDAY. JUNE 17. ||| This Week’s Contest Closes Saturday / I > IF THERE IS NO WINNER THIO WEEK. THE JACKPOT WILI—BE . feJ increased for each week. L j This Contort in Effect Only At These See the , a ., cn _ d) , p it 11 ■— ' W/l e Fur-nit.re Co. pH So. Second St Merchants! cf STOP IN NOW AT THESE STORES! IT PAYS! fcj BEAVERS OIL SERVICE KANE PAINT STORE TVOOLVEEDOL PHONE 373 PAINT 4 WALLPAPER PHONE 197 COMMERCIAL PRINT Shop KIDDIE SHOP | DECATUR AUTO SUPPLY MANSFIELD MOTOR Sales I AUTO PARTS PHONE 282 DESOTO PLYMOUTH PHONE 154* I T Decatur USED FURNITURE. MEIX’HI STUDIO N QUALITY MERCHANDISE PHONE 420 ABOVE CONFECTIONERY PHONE 913 EDWARDS STI’DIO PATRICK & GRANDSTAFF g ". ■• portrait WORK" PHONE YS4 ■ LENNOX HEATING PHONE <57 ,jgl I- R)RWHY SHOE - I REPAIR WORK PHONE 17*5 FORMERLY EAIRS J PHONE 1607 WT / 4 mu r f « SPIEGET/S M ARKET (l A KI I> L L» ' GROCERIES 4 MEATS PHONE 1632 H 115 SO SECOND PHONE 429 R GERBER MEAT MARKET WYLIE FURNITUREjCO. i f 4 QUALITY MEATS PHONE 97 FOR YOUR FURNITURE NEEDS Phene 199 IDEAL DAIRY BAR ZIN ER’S G.E. APPLIANCES J M IDEAL ICE cream’ - PHONE 92 147 SO SECOND PHONE 93''

«d er deviled; potato anted made l with onions and eggs; an outdoor! fish fry: swaet corn, boiled In the; l4c«lc k«Ui€r ur ia campfire eoal*; .eerret .*Uck* toe a. relish; and teat but far from least.. < .»-■* t, a . r- t 0 -ts a a art .IT’tU warTwt.lVD tWX»»»Ttt> But the Hat also suggesta good buy* for ratey-weather indoor meal*—bene, for example, for fricassee or a la king to serve with fluffy, tender bOHedrtee: — - "How eah 1 prevent nylon fab rtaLJtaaa »*?>"*•* »A«.«tog on the sewing machinef* is a question often asked. The homenicker should teat.a small piece ot the fabric before tewing the gar ment oa the machine. The experiment might include sewing the material lengthwise, crosswise, and on th bias. This will help determine the tension and the adjustment needed with the needle. Ny ''tread should be used on a nylon fabric*. Number “A" 1* generaliy' available In different color* This slat thread is similar in site to "A" silk thread or number* 70 or to cotton thread If seams are sewea with thread, they are durable and do not have a tendency to shrink. It is easier to thread the needle 1 if the nylon thread 1* cut with the scissors rather than breaking It. A fine sharp needle should be used

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on the sewing ma?bwe. The tension on the Sewing nmj chine should be rather Whenft is too tight. il stretches the nylon; thread and causes the fabric to. pucker. ■ \ The material should be gindedj 1 gently through the machine “Xfh, ! on* hand ■ holding the fabric l\ I front of the needle and the othvr\ ; back of it, TEe idmc maker «h<>uld ;. i be careful and not stretch the nu--1 terial i For ahex-r nylon fabrics, the 'rams precautions should te ftejril when sewing on other sheer tabi rict. Tile nylon materia! may be : j sewn on a sheet Os thin paper, j ; When the stitching is Completed ! ..i»- ->.;>»r -lu.u.d i»- tei.c vrd th.- ; <lll rive loc-er seitclie< and ati - ain < L „.Sj ;>>.'■ 36BSSE kywfrbtw’*'*' , » t! imagine along the straight tv a-. ' «>1 th- material and not w in) <»- ■n the bi>- Seams which follow , du erm wife stain ot farbie atayi.kn tee* than those—whn i) fol-' . v the f«ngihw-i-e grain Democrat Want AoaMSring Results

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(Gain In Population Noble County Shows ... . ’ - ■’ Fort Wayne, Ind . Jutte 15. ; (VI r— Preliminary ceu«a» figures today, by foHrth diatrlrt < chjoih supervisor Dorothy M. Stolte-«=howr(j 'Nolde county’s pop \uUthm inereaaed more than 2.000 ; hi the Ijjjst decade. \rhe tentative- 1950 figure w*us 125.072, compared with 22,776 in ‘ l!Ho\k* nd.tll population rose JTForn to fi 123. umte“UgtmfeF rreu fr\:n 2?! 7' people to 2.369. . \ ■ Derrocrat Want Ada Bring Results

F« 1# i . IT'S T.l: Z't.MZD FORCES' f--.v p-.-table shelter a hemispherical plastic r ~ , 4 -, ti.er.- ar<- 12 . i a < ... i.. -; t- i ‘ ab- x eight by eight t v I I : I; - . u i ln’< rnn!i.,n<':l L * I BEAD MASTER Harry E P. Meislahn ew’rntulates Thomas E Dewey Jr, 17. on his graduation from Albany Academy, as his proud parents; Covurnor and Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey of New York, look on. (lutcrMtionst) ’*** ‘ ’'A * iWfe ■ r3* j mMf - f ’X’ t ■> v> - lif’ - StNATE CR-.VE MMW Hn.ie MIU isiastically-Wf the White House after , SENATE CR... . 1: , haJt tJu<w ll receive his full co-oper- ' . , ,',,■ ■■■ tliat i-. 'tax hies be made a.a'ilablo. in . ■ *;■ <,' t;. •. on ■ and racketeering: Krom left; ... , •■S\ T y New Hampshire; Senator Herbert 1,. ... -fi- Halley, chief counsel; Senator Estes ' ~ Alexan.l'.r Wiley .H 1 ~x i i...t u a:> ciUia.' 'flntcrni’.ivnuh (

Escaped Convicts Caught In Kentucky <l’P» — Two cohvlcts who escaped in a red-painted Indiana state reformatory truck from Pendleton last Monday were scheduled to be returned to Indiana today In the Howling Green Ky, June 15. — custody of a f. 8. marshall. George Mobley, J4 t Bloomingtot). and Dewey Carpenter, Jr 23. Richmond, drove off from the reformatory while hauling spinach Their truck had Indiana Iteforma- , torj leiered brightly on its side. Democrat Want Ad* Bring Result* - • ’ M* -.>7—-• -»■••■ -WTg;

Record Enrollmeilt At Berne Bible School Berne. June IS — Twenty three different crmgragttfcm* ■« represented In this year’e Berne Mile school enrollment pt »« teP«». an all-time high number. The First Mennonlte churcb of Berne has the most pupil* enrolled in the *chool, 28E The First Mlitskmary is seermd wttb- te. The Hre-vreek tbrai wilt close next week with a commencement program and plenie. Geneva PTA To Buy Uniforms For Band Berne. June lb. — The Geneva PT A., at- a special meeting Tues day voted to purchase S 3 used hand uniforms from the Bluffton high school. The uniforms include one for the director. Dal Elliott, who. was hired recently to. direct the band and w-bo will teach music in the Geneva school next yesr. The uniforms are In good condition and are black and r*d. the Geneva school colors. A high school band u Just being organised at Geneva and will have about 50 members. The IT A is raising funds through festivals, carnivals, etc.,-to pay for the uniforms.

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LOOKING FTT and fully recovered from severe injuries suffered when thrown from his horse in th< northwest U. 8, Associate Su ' preme Court Justice William O ‘l Douglas calls at the White House i before leaving for a packhorse trip I tn the Near East. Hb leaves In August. Justice Douglas say* he * ’ t»een named chairman of the board. EYacturcd Rib club, a* result ot his 36 fractures and 23 broken riba suffered laaryear. (International Democrat Want Adt Bring Reauita

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Berne Flower Show Saturday, June 24 > ■ Berne, June 15 — The annual ■ WiarWCW’** held Saturday, “ Junk M. at the Krhe ’AaMteltir ’

YM Can iteaHy [ X Land The ITIIJhIJ 9 B,G OIES When Yob I’m < Top-Grßde Fishing Tackle! BHAKEIPtARe RggLS LANGLEY REELS mlr^OF? T 115 00 rLUGCA»T *10.50 - s --—- » SOO LAK EK ABT *.75 is •’««-or. ,>.» OateM- — I**o WFLUEGER reels I*2o Wonder Real .7... 1000 ROCKCT *14.00 New Classic Reel iO.OO True Bluo Reel *•» « Douce Reel <SO nobby 11.00 ri, ' r ;° n "*? BRONSON REELS True Art Automatic mw.c.wv «so Fly Reel *OO MERCURY _- s . *5 50 Rusoel Automa 1c ALTONA .. 2.75 Fly Reel 1.50 FLEETWING 375 Bache-Brown Airex SpiMia* Heels $21.58 «• to’ Iff 18’ W JAPANEBE bamboo FISH POLES SHAKESPEARE WEXFORD NYLON CASTING LINCS !*• 1* and 20 n>. t»*t ASHAWAY NYLON CASTING LINES 15 and 20 tb test USL NYLON CASTING LINES .... 12. 15. 20. 25 lb. tert STAINLESS STEEL A COPPER TROWLING CABLE. 300 Ft. ...c. V«5 UNCLE TAPER PLV LINES H C *8 00 DOUBLE TAPER FLY LINES H D H *8.50 DOUBLE TAPER FLY LINES HC H 56.50 SP 7 N 7'’ DOUBLE TAPER FLY LINES HE H *7.65 LINES Shakespeare Steel and Bamboo Carting Rods 9— ——— ... ..'Gz, . Ji"-, . Smke*r-a- S:e< T.-oil.ng Ro() * Shakespeare Bamboo Bait Rods Horrock, Ihbotson, Bamboo , * Fly Hods Heddon Ruds Bristol Steel Rods MoßtaffUf Steel and Bamboo Rod> Bache-Brown Airex Spinning Rods (iood Selection Casting Baits. Trolling Spoons. Fly Casting, and Dry Flies. Lee Hardware Co. DON'T FORt.ET FATHER'S DAY, SI N., JI NE IS!

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tram 1 to • p.m. The show te sponsored by the Berne Garden , club add is open to any flower grower* or gardner* of Berne and community. *||Wl4 WMltltpnarirv»v>r’’w WB , ,su i iiiiiii'Pm.me«aLjg«nn»JH.<«ii>wyiura., Democrat want Me Mte# Reralta