Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 270, Decatur, Adams County, 16 November 1950 — Page 6

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I Closing Out I SALE! S We are clotting nut our entire stock of S ft plumbing and heating equipment at S ■ Wholesale prices. '■ W . • Plumbing fixtures ' W U ' • Water Softeners S • Pipe Fittings ■ • Valves, etc. f • Soil Pipe Fittings . B 1 • WATER HEATERS , ■ • DEEP & SHALLOW WELL ■ ELECTRIC PI MPS , ■ I Walter Plumbing & Heating I 1 254 No. Second St. Decatur, Ind. ■ TRADE IN DECATUR

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Adams Cotui To Nation's 1 Thel round, commonly mimicked as 'uobble-xobble" and dther times | referred to as •gobblenook." may, very well be of Tom Turkey having ; hl. last laugh literally. For with Thanksalvina only a week away, and the indication that j more table, this year will feature! turkey, it means that the turkey will undoubtedly havtf nothina more I than a sore throat td nhow for the I day a .eh Amr Hi an < bill them selrea lull of food, then bicarbonate of soda. Adding to the grand total of all birds which will be consumed dur ink the Thanksaivina the nation are Adams county producers who will place between 5 and d.IHM) turkeys on the country's dining tables. Mr and Mrs. Hherman Kunkel and Mr and Mra. Fred Kunkel, of' route 1. are the largest raisers of ( turkeys in the county, according to a cursory survey made today. They' raise about 3.000 of the birds, moat i of whi- h were sold this year to a' Herne produce company. In to a query, the Kunkels! state they are taking no more retail orders for the turkeys. They added that they raised them pri-'j madly for Thanksgiving and there, will be hut a scant few retained for the Christmas season, anotherj increasingly populai day when tur-1 ;— —— i

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ify Adding . ' Tiakoy Crop . key is supreme. h i A W Lytle, of route 5, on the c ' other hand, is not only taking retail a I orders for Thanksgiving, but stated 'ii I that tie will have some available to y take orders for Christmas They I raised about 1.4'“ birds thle year, land sell most of them to an Arch- ( l»old O . firm ’ <>:her raisers are } F. Rupert. | i of route ♦, who has several hun . ‘ dred.'aaa~~nislW tuarapß: nd rsMHe < _ who raised aiound l.tiOu" this | r year, to raise the Adams county 1 1 . total to a respectable high 't Turkeys will probably be the j most popular fowl on the table i Thanksgiving day. but there will 1 ' t also be an abundance of ducks and chickens, according to the varying II tastes. • ,-v Turkeys are expected to sell for , around 50 cents a pound not drew* ; ed. Already dressed will bring a 1 higher price on the market, around ' 7.0 cents for hens, according to the ! most recent quotations. Tom turj keys, dressed, sell for about 50 , cents per pmtnd i Then there is one being given away free, the one that Is roaming , about in the Newberry store winJdow. Berne Church Seeks Assistant Pastor | Berne, Nov. 1«. — A permanent | fulMkme pooltion of an aaaiMant | j pastor wan eatabliwhed in the | Flint Mennonite church thia week ( at a ronirreffßtional bualneaa meet* jin* A resolution. preMenfed by the 1 1>oard of deacons to aMhWUh the J office of aMxistanl pastor In the I church, received a unanimous vote faV(ring its passage. It was pointed out the site and growth of the congregation and the eitent of pastoral work justifies the addition of a fulHwne assistant pastor. A candidate or candidates for the position will lie selected by the deacons and rhe name or names {presented to the congregation. The . congregation is also studying plans {and specif lent ions Nir an addition fto the present church biifldfßg tor .... 'World Champ Pigs On Exhibit Here 1 Honcggcr'n world chgmplon pig«. i now on a midwest tour will l»e in | exhibit in Adams county next ’ Tuesday, according to F.lmer Ger ■ her of the Gerlier Feed Store, local j Honegger feed representative. >w . I The pigs are from Honegger's ■ acre-prarhral at For rest. 111. and showed a gain of * i 2 <»•*, pounds per day on dry tot j teubs. n«ing only 04 pounds of , feed per pound <»t gain The cham ' pions, will be show ft Tuesday\tn<»rn- ! ing in Decatur, at Monroe at 12 n<a»n. and at the interse< tion of (’ S 2.7 and state road 118 in ! Berne after 2:10 p m. Al! farmers are invited to see this free exhibit. If you have something tgdMll or Froome for rent try a Democrat : Want Adv. It brings reeults HEARING EXPERT j DUE IN DECATUR I) Sonotone’s hearing, specialist J ' '.M Friend, of Fort Wayne. Indiana i will be in Decatur to give free ex I aminations and counsel on hearing ’ problems this Saturday, Novem I her 18th. ! Any of your friends or family ' who have a hearing problem are i welcome to consult Mr. Friend, tree of < harge. and to get an audiometric test and ‘picture’’ of.their hearing. |! investigatH too, the new Sono* Ilone Moveable Ear” —the outside . “mike” with no visible cord. | J Brings a new kind of strain-free natural hearing 11 - - *| So come to* the Rice Hotel in |. Decatur. Saturday. November 18th. i 2 • 7 p. tn. No charge and certain- , |y no obligation adv. Family Favorite h iff i | MACARONI

Decatur City Band To Rehearse Monday The Devatur City l»knd will hold c rebearMl at the Ragle* lodge hall Monday evening at 7: JO o'clock. All member* of the band are urged to be prwient Refreshnient,, will lie nerved following the rehearnal Sheriff Is Fitted For Artificial Leg . tune Noy. i«. 7 SberUf Herman Howman I* at IndUnapoli* today to have an artificial leg fitted, The leg will replace hi* own left one which he bad amputated

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