Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 86, Decatur, Adams County, 11 April 1951 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1951

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■.-- - f. Homemaking Tips Fatortc' Finishes tV hen shopping for summer dress goods, try to keep up-to-date on fabric finishes and what to expect from them. Manufacturers,/Who vie ’in experimenting with iiseful and novel finishes, are continuing to introduce new and improved Xpnes. . • Crease-resistant finishes, which are among the most -popular and useful, are now applied to many cottons, lifien«, and rayons. Some shoppers fail to realize that materials thus finished differ greatly. A few are so treated that they might be' used even for tailored frocks featuring sharp-edged pleats or tucks. A few at the other extreme are so brittle and wiry that it would be hard to keep a hem pressed in firmly enough to look neat. . , ' , _ I A shopper ean judge whether she

■ ’L" 1 " .. ' **'*'"' ' 11 t ■ 111 w | BP* BB BP* BF* Furnace Inspection. Expert repair work ion any B* BB B* B* ma^e of furnace. Cost based on labor and materials B BBmBB MB uaed. Phone or write us today. p "The Williamseit Oil Furnace is most efficient” H Users, by th* hundred*, say they get ad the heat they went on coldest day*. Yet, their fuel bill* are often less j It hat Underwriters' approval, is more attractive, and only finest materials are used. It is made by the makers of the famous Tripl-ife Furnace. HAUG K ; J UUILLiAMSOH ~ .. , ; I .Wy -ruRNACtt ' Heating & Appliances t.r0*5,011, coat Decatur Phone 3-331 i Furnace* cleaned 4.50 up

7' ~ v ■ \. r'"” < d i v ; . _ J |ff"W _ \ "I y \ fcBSBi HM \ ' '' i 1 . America’s Largest and Finest Low-Priced Car! « k ipp\l T ** ! ■ — ZmtwA ' \ Z;'X/’\r»at MWV j -“ Ls/ "'Z'"'" i|7 — " Jz ■' The Styleline De luxe 4-Door Sedan ■■ >-iii^ : -''> : -'i ,: - ;;:;:: ' : ' z ' w ’' (Continuation of ttandord equipment and trim Him- > J I, ‘“' au ™ * trafed it dnpnndtnt on availability of material.) ■‘ ' «- T ' "■• ■ ..i r " ' : ° '" ■ 'j ' ! ‘ \ '- - 1 '

Yes, LARGEST... >. and the facts speak for themselves H’s LONGEST irvthe low-price field, a full 197% inches of spirited action and dean, sweeping lines. It’s HEAVIEST in the low-price field, a staunch and solid 3140 pounds in the model illustrated. It has the tread in the low-price field, a road-taming 58% inches between centers of the rear wheels. Longer,i heavier, with wider tread . . . that's the measure of Chevrolet's rock-solid value . . . big «n looks, big in handling and riding ease, big in road-hugging performance. Why settle for less tharj a Chevrolet . when Chevrolet is the lowest priced lihe in the low-price field.

Good reasons why MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CARI ‘ J. j . * !» ' ' Saylors^Chevrolet Sales U. S. 27 PHONE 3-2710 DECATUR, IND. ————s—■ - — ——— f- ——l — • ■ \ ■ ■ ' ’*■ L J _ . ■ ■ '

g —-■ ■ j — X—^— — is getting more crease-resistance than she can manage, [and more than is good'for her chosen dress patferri, by crushing a . corner of the material in her hand, and comparing 'the feel of different samples. >: Some new lawns and, organdies are givCn permanent finishes for crispness, so that dresses or collars of these delicate fabrics need no starching to rescue them from a liinp look. Still another type of finish worth looking for is known to the trade as dimensional stability. This treatment, vthich tepds>to prevent stretching, shrinking, ©r sagging, is now given to some cottons, and would be desirable also for types of rayons likely to stretch or shrink. I , ■ ' - J As for finishes that give novel effects.to fabrics, some\Qf these put slightly raised design oij plain cotton materials Thin cotton thus

-; T .. \] ‘ ‘ A treated may loolc like heavier material. such as piqtie or waffleweave. When buying these new fabrics, 'if is wise to ask whether the manufacturer haS special washing directions for them. Manufacturers’ instructions, for example, advise against using a bleach when laudedng some of the white embossed glazed' cottons, for instead of keeping! the ’ goods white, it would cause the fabric to turn yellow.

' . ' Ji syb I Wk PILOT LT. (jg) Thomas J. iludner, Fall River, Mass., is Navy’s first I Medal of Honor winner for Korea action. He risked his life in an attempt to rescue a fellow airman downed by the enemy. The airman was Ens. Jesse Leroy Brown ( first Negro naval officer to lose his life in any U. S. war. (International) . \

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Schools Next Week For 4-H Officers Training Schools For 4-H Officers Newly elected 4-H club officers Will have the choice of attending a training school in either Decatur or Berne next week. The Decatur 4-H officers school will be held at 7 p.m. Lincoln School. Tuesday, April 17. The Berne 4-H officers training school Will be held in th© Berne-French school at 7 p.m, Thursday, April 19. Both schools will start with registration and a general session. Later the various officers will assemble for special training. Jean Steller, vocational home economics teacher at Decatur, will instruct the presidents and vice-presidents In the Decatur session. Leonard Kingsley, vocational agricultural teacher at Berne, w-ill teach the same session in Berne. Pauline Augsburger, county office secretary, will teach the secretaries’ and treasurers’ class at both schools. L. E. Archbold, dounty agricultural agent, will help the news reporters in Berne and Decatur. Gloria Koeneman, 'county 4-H club agent\ will instruct the song leaders, while Jean Shockley county health nurse, will take the classes on health and safety. Anna K. Williams, home demonstration agent, assisted by members of the rural youth, will teach the recreational leaders. Refreshments will be served at the close of both schools, through the courtesy of the county Farm Bureau Co-op. > y Special recognition will be given clubs that have all of their officers present in the training sessions. \ M»TI( I-: TO TAXPAYERS Notice! is hereby given the taxpayers of Adams County Central Consolidated School Corporation, Adams County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at , their regular meeting place in the office of the County Superintendent of school at '6:30 p.m., on the'Juth day of April, lUSJ, will i consider the following additional appropriations from the sinking fund which said officers conaider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. Capital Outlay: Account 1 New Acquisitions 1. Land 4200 2 Improvement on Land .. 300 3 Buildings 7000 1 Taxpayers appearing at • such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The emergency ap-v nropriktions as finally made will be automaticaUy referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the ihe County Auditor oft Ad! ms County Indiana, or at sucli other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of sm-h emergency appropriations may he heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when arid where such hearing will be held. Board of School Trustees of <" Adams County Central Consolidated School Corporation of Adams Co., Ind. AI4UL <4 u""l'' orM, *’ w T’ S®creU*Ty. Democrat want Ads gring Results

Give Degree Work At K.P. Thursday The rank of pare will be conferred on a class of candidates by Kekionga lodge of the Knights of Pythias at the K. of P. home on Third street Thursday night at 8 o’clock. John,R. Fairish will be in charge of the ’earn giving the degree work. The entertainment committee will 1

Chopped for juniors BeecWnut Baby Foods TJT 14c Strained for Infants Beechnut Baby Foods >, attrxic ~ Swift's Basic Mix • Swiffning $1 07 X-Pert, Three Varieties Chiffon Cake Mixes l t£ 25c Kiddies Favorite Cereal J ' > , Ranger Joe . ■ • Puss N'Boots Cat Food 2 SS 17c Complete Dog Dietl Pard 1 « 16c Chases Dirt I Old Dutch Cleanser 2 25c \ 1 ' Home Dry Cleaner Superßenuzit Fortified With Liver 1 1 Dash Dog Food iS J6c > I ’» z v ll' I No Streaking! Blu-White Flakes whsVc / Handy Oval Shaped Sweetheart Soap 2 X 25c Sweetly Scented Sweetheart Soap 9c Tide's In, Dirt's Out Tide »k«. 32c Ji ■ ’ lyory Pure Granules t Ivory Snow f J U pV 32c Personal Size A ■ Ivory Soap 3^. u .2oc —-f- t . ; . ' Lifetime Sparkle Oxydol ’S32c 4 ■ fireat Big, Tender Green Giant Peas ’i? 20c 'i 11 . ■ ■ ■■ \ •

take charge following the initiatory services and h social hour will follow. AU local members invite'd to attend the meeting. ( ! New Chef Hired At 1 Local Restaurant Charles Painter, piuefield, Va.. 1 has been employed as the new chef . at the Fairway restaurant in this I city, Cletus MilUr, owner, announc-

r ■ . r . .. ..... | Bet AaP*s Wonderful, Economical, '' 1 ■■ I' - iWIM Fr y ers! "59c Customers Corner 1 , «£.!*** V T/I Rpund 'or Sirloin basic A&P policies prominently J. played i» your store? CTFAKQ 111 fill fl These are the policies that guide WI t®Riv IDs alia AaP operations at all times. \ W They are your guarantee of friendly CHOICE QUALITY i service, quality food, correct weight ‘ ‘ ’'' ' ' 1 ■ . ■ / . * and money-Mving price*. Shartlr H?,l< M-arvar They an your aaaurance that if, for «*I (8111 l I*l9ll 179015 any reason, your purchase is not satis- Delicious 0 \ factory, your money will be cheerfully Eating LB - refunded. \ ' v Tbe loyal employees of your AaP will All Center Cut—BEEF welcome any suggestions you may kat* lifLP for making these policies work io solve I •IlULlk KQciSl > jfC you, raping prohfeeu. CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT* _ • ’_. _ . . AAP Food Stores Ground Beef wo% Pur» rmh a«ei .. m. 69c - Frosted Haddock Rlhh .39c 1 —— ■ Frosted Rosefish Fillets n». 39c lAAVI CHECK THESEUWVJIK! NEW LOW PRICES! Pastry Floi|r sunnyfulo ”Xs t,s *1.66 > — 2 .___l__ • Fray Berrios Corned Beef . I! ,tn 38c Canned Chicken Sunnyfield Family Hour “il $1 75 Golden Corn 17c P; Sunnyfield Pastry Flour ..... ‘2, 37c Dole’s Fruit Cocktail ,M *~ 24c Swansdown Cake Flour . Mi P £ 39c College Inn Apple Juice ....“S 25c Wilson Yellow Corn Meal.. 36c A&P Grapefruit Juice ...... No «.q 11c Broadcast Dried Beef 35c Exchange Lemon Juice ~..S V4c S 10c Libby’s Beets

American pr« ce i sed ft”.- ’??, IS , > 2-LB. silt spreading or slicing— PKfZ ■ an outstanding value at r | Wisconsin Cheese—Fresh Cheddar...« 55c Sharp Cheddar Cheese ib. 64c Aged Brick Cheese Braumeister .. lb. 60c Danish Bleu Cheese imported n>. 79c Two layers of moist ’ S&'i". ST «Vi-INCH JI ftt marshmallow creme and -CI*VE covered with snowy OI4LC "Ml white eocoanut. 5 ■ - - i New! Cinnamon Crumb Coffee Cake ea 28c "Extra-Rich” Bread p”£er ’V.’i 16c Glazed Donuts Parker f ctn 39c

}'■ ... . • u r AU prices shown here (in- . eluding lAose of items subject to ceilings) gunrm \ teed Wednesday, April 11th ' through Tuesday, April 17th. ■\ 1 . I .

ed today. Painter is a graduate of the Restaurant Institute of Connecticut, New Haven, Conn.,, and has been employed at several of the leading restaurants of the nation. Painter has asehmed hie new duties and will be In charge of\the kitchens at the local eating establishment, effective today. Painter also will have charge of the preparation of food for special parties. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results 21 1 :

3■t] •11 fYiWTiI *Pil 1 TA 4. MH ? JUMBO 'J| ftc SIZE DOZEN £|iy Florida Grown PASCAL Celery .. . fez 19c Winesap or Red Delicious Apples . . . cht 45c New Green Cabbage h.X n».Bc Fresh Pineapple Canning . „~s2 89 Grast Seed 8SS 1 p "* $1 79 - Seed coi>.itta ..* ... $3.40 Southern Grown Tdmatoes .. * P u 25c Famous A&P Coffee Eight O’Cloclc .... - Red Circle *i“, 79c $2.31 ' 80k0t... *&81« wk $2.37

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■ Walker Sworn In As i Customs Collector ! ' 2 - - . • Indianapolis, : April 11—(UP) — , Deane E. Walker, Culver, was' , sworn in yesterday as U.S, Customs , collector bere' to succeed Alden H. . Baker - who retired last month. Walker.’ former state superintendent of public instruction, took the oath of office from judge Paul G._ ( Jasper of the Indiana supreme. 1 court. . -