Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 184, Decatur, Adams County, 6 August 1951 — Page 2

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imrii.il ,v " '•* ■ . .it. 1 ' Final Preparations Are Made For Fail; .Last minute preparation for the grand opening of the -Ml fair was being made early this morning at Moimdv Miss Hvelyn -Ggrke, assistant; home dt immstratibn agent, helptdl the Adams county home eeo---n r i. ii ■.

PUBLIC SALE L." In the matter of the. estate of Anna Hirschy. deceased. Leona E. Zimmerman. Vfmihistrgtrix, pursuant to order of the Adams Circuit Qftjiri .WilPseH at Publip Auction the following described personal r pn> peny located one <ll mile West and five (B) miles North-es Berne or one (1) mile South and two <2i miles west of Monroe,'lndiana at the Hirschy farm beirfg the first, house south of the Winchtester Church SATURDAY, AUGUST 18,1951 at 12:00 O’Clock N0am,..,. : ’ v ' — -Daylight Saving * t Onte (1) Holstein Cow giving a good flow of milk. & * HOUSEHOLD GOODS piece'Living Hoorn Suite; Dining Room Suite; Two (2) dossers;'. Commode; Two (2J_’Rockers; Combination Table and desk: T?aee <3) Chairs" and other odd chairs; Two (2) Bed Springs litd MArtresses: Oil Lamps. Clothes Basket; Couch; .Obe (1) Old Chest; Bedding; One (1) !lxl*J Rug; Throw Rugs; Kitchen Table, like Utility (,’ii’biiiet: Base Cabinet, porcelain top; Singer Sewing; Sfis i’iucTwo\(2i Kitchen Ranges; J*icture and Mirror; Small Ohe ill, Clock,; Washer'and Stand Table: Curtains; Some Linens; Dishes; "Cooking JL fensils; Step Ladder; Scythe; LzW* n Mowi-r:- and niany 'articles not mentioned.' i M j-L— CA SI INot Responsible for any accidents; Administratrix; Leona E. Zimmerman / Custer & Smith ! 4 * i i Attorneys for Administratrix -\m >fon< er--, liertnau «Strahm. .Craigville, Ind. • Ctmk Bryce Daniels, Decatur. lud. Aug, 6-16 — DECATUR IS GOING ALL OUT IjSSSgt ONLY Rich *n mellow, they’re > rum soaked for extra flavor, treat you to a new high in smoking satisfaction! ;i Distributed by F. McConnell & Sons, Decatur

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nonatcs club women organise the :food tent which started serving lunches this noon to the worker* of the fair.- \ -'A Miss Gloria Koeneman, 4-H club agent, lias gloved her, office to the school bundihg; where the 4-H club office will be open to the public during the fair. LE. Archbold, county agricultural agent, was on „y 1 "

Youth Is Fined For Disorderly Conduct Seven Questioned In Drinking Party One Adams county youth represented by attorney Hubert McClenahan, today pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge in city court after he had resisted arreat by City and county police officials. He was apprehended Saturday. The plea brought with It a $5 fine and pointers from Mayor Doan to the defendant and other youths Who were also in court, though none of the others was cited there with specific charges. The mayor alluded to the wisdom of cooperation [with authorities. "These officers,” he said, “aren't out to get any of you. They are performing their duties, duties for which they are bonded.” He referred to the contemptuous attitudes of youth in regard to the law, their disrespect for it, and the indifference of parents. i Actually, sheriff Bob Shraluka and three city policemen stripped seA’jen youths who allegedly were drinking. One of the youths, Leßoy Beer, 18, of route 3, was apprehended when he boisterously resisted arrest and “took a couple of \swings at one officer." Beer was stopped for questioning in connection with minors drinking, and being sold beer in this state. The seven youths, all of them between 16 and 20, and including John Nunn, Charles Johnson, Carl Hurst, Max Ainslworth, Charles Butler and Max Andrews, told officers they were celebrating the birth date anniversary of one of the members. Traveling in a pair of automobiles. sheriff Shraluka said he spied a case pl beer in one of the cars but by the time he threaded through traffic and was able to stop the beer was hidderr. The youths were then queried. | Happy Hoosier* & The Happy -Hoosiers 4-H club of French township held their last regular meeting July 31. The vice-president, David Ringger, called, the meeting to order. The pledge was then given to the American and 4-H flags. During the business meeting, the 4-H fair was discussed and a float was planned. \ Th social period was enjoyed with pop and ice cream. Slugger* \ 1 The eighth regular meeting of the H artford \ Sluggers 4-H citio was held at the home of Charles Schaefer July 27. The meeting was called to order by Jim McCune,. the vicepresident, followed by a devotion neriod led by Carl Mcßride. The -l H pledge was led by Jim Mosei and the pledge to > the American ' flag was led by Bill Anderson The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and thi. roll call was andswered by 17 members. * > \ Refreshments served by Mirs Norman Schaefer were enjoyed by < veryone. A recreational period followed the serving of refresh •nents. L \ ■' \ ' \\ j ■ the fair grounds early this morning completing plans Os the commercial and agricultural exhibit tents. All but oris tent was completed 9 o’clock and ready to be filled to capacity. ‘ , j Pakistan will deliver raw jut£ and cotton and hides in exchange for Norwegian products under' a recently approved one-year trade agreement: j if You Have Anything To Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad —lt Phys. I

**** tflfr IW • Ife ;—JwWjhrrMISS HELEN HUMPHREY, shown at her desk in Washington, Is chairman of the Wage Stabilization board’s three-member national enforcement commission. A native of Detroit, she previously served as NLRB attorney in regional offices In St Louis, Philadelphia and New York City. (International) ■ ■ > < ■. ■.• • 1 . I ■

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' ' j V ’ "" '’ ' . ' ' ' I BARGAINS IN READY-TO-WEAR ; I ■ 5 - 'V' ; | - 1 ]*' .! j / ■ August 7 and Bth Spring Dresses 'A Price! , Were 5.98—n0w 2.98 Were 10.95—n0w 5.48 Were 8.95—n0w 4.48 Were 19.95—n0w 9.98 ALL CHILDRENS AND TEEN-AGE COATS 4 sizes Ito 4 3to (% 7to 12at Vi Price ~~ TEEN-AGE SPRING COATS all wooly fully lined, sizes 10 to 16, were 12.95 to 16.95 at Vi Price BETTER QUALITY BLOUSES ON SALE Rayons—Batiste Sheer —Long and Short Sleeves —Pastels and Darker Shades Sizes 32 to 46. Prices Greatly Reduced 5.98, now 3.98 4.98, now 2.98 3.98, now 1.98 ]' RAYON SUITS — — Sizes 12 to 16. Fully lined. They’re simply fine suits. Were 19.95. They’re a steal at 9.95 WOMEN’S COTTON WASH DRESSES “Wayne Maid” Size 9to 15,12 to 20,‘and half sizes, 80 square prints. All sold at 3.98. OUT THEY GO AT2.98

BARGAINS IN CURTAINS - DRAPERIES -FLOOR COVERINGS SCRANTON FINE LACE NET CURTAINS. Two ' very neat patterns. Ready to hang. 81% Rayon. Each curtain 37” wide and 2’/i yd. long! 50 pair </• v . on sale! Lj Per Pair $3.65 1 Any length you need cut from the rolls 1 DRAPERY FABRIC. 36” wide on sale. Good pattern in green, wine, black, natural, etc. Our . Reg. 1.25 grade Sale, yard LOO &UPPQRTED PLASTiq WINDOW SHADES! Low Prices! Washable, stainproof, mounted on rollers. Colors, white, eggshell, light tan. 36”x6 ft., ea.__l.oo 42”x7 ft, ea.__l.6s 36”x7 ft., 1.25 48”x7 ft., ea.__l.9s LOOPWEAVE SHAG IftJGS ON SALE! 11 popular colors now in stock. With non-skid backing—won‘t slip. 118 x 30 inchl.9B 24 x 36 inch 2.98 30 x 54 inchs,9B ' 1 27 x 45 inch — 4.98 48 x 72 inch 10.98 a 2 Rolls SCULPTURED LEAF DESIGN Bigelow Brand Heavy All Wool Quality, Grey or Green Colors. 12 ft. wide. Our regular 13.955a1e price — 12.95 m. W 11.. L-.. (l .. <"»<»»"" ■ 12 ft. Wide PRINTED LINOLEUM ON SALE! First Weight. 1 roll Blue Floral 1 roll Grey Tile Pattern J sq. yd.__Bsc a 12x12 ft. piece would cost only 13.00. or a 12x15 ft piece would cost only 17.00. : -j | ■

NYLON HOSIERY SALEI pair 1.00. Famous "Cannon? brand sheer hosiery, 45 guage, 30 denier, -Thst quality, size B*4 tp 1014—two good Shades! Pair 1.00 GIRLS RAYON PANTIES- greatly redheed. size 2-6-|-14 3 pair 1.00 BOYS SWIM TRUNKS, ilade of durable twill, elastic top, size 4\ to 14. Sale 1.50 — * '1 'll ' "" LADIES BLOUSE SALE! 1.00. [ 1 group of Rayons, mbstly plain, size 32 to 38. ‘ Short sleeve. Sale 1.00 •' T I —— LADIES SUMMER FABRIC GLOVE y SALE! Nationally adeftiaed Hansen or Fawnes! White, black, pink, brown, blue, beijje. 6to 8 size. 1.00

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LADIES BRASSIERE SALE! White ' or Pink Cotton Broadcloth or satin Exquisite form! Regular 1.98. ‘ Sale —I.OO LADIES HANDBAGS ON SALE! Regular Black, Brown, Green and Red Bags. Also Summer Bags in White, Tan, and Blue Shades. Also Straw Bag, draw string style. Out \ they go! .2.00 plus tax i KNITTED BED JACKET’S. Pastel Or White colors. Assorted sizes — greatly reduced! Sale-Price 1.40 “BLUE SWAN* BUSPAf(TB! Black only, to close out! ; Were 1.50. BEST Quality. Assorted sizes. Close out prvee Pair 50c I

i BARGAINS IN DRESS MATERIALS PLAID DRESS GINGHAM, Fine Quality, Good , selection of colors, 36” wide, now on sales9c yd. COTTON PLISSE CRE?PE for Gowns, Pajamas, etc., 32” wide, neat figure patterns Sale 49c yd. PINWALE CORDUROY; all 12 new fall colors are here, 36” wide, finer quality, Special* 1.69 yd. EMBROIDERED ORGANDY, sheer pastel colors in small designs, Reg. 89c Sale, 69c yd. \ 'i ■ 36 in. 80 square PRINTED PERCALES, in a choice selection of florals, stripes and plaids. You will » find this percale the answer to scores of sewing needs: Children’s clothes,; blouses, . dresses, house coats, drapes & pajamas. First quality, 44c yd 1 _ 1 } 1 J rfi ' •1 ' 7 j i •; , 1 SHEER COTTON BATISTE, in beautiful patterns, greatly reduced for clearance. Ix>ts of patterns. Our Reg. 79c -_4Sale Price 59c yd. SHEER DOTTED SWISS, choose from 12 pieces. Hght or darks. Our Reg. 89c grade Sale, 69c yd. L_ L^..i—J.. ' .■ ... . a

. J- "■ 1 “"I' 1 ' ■■ -—I BARGAINS IN COTTON DOMESTICS LINEN TABLE CLOTH, size 58x78 inch, j warranted all pure lineneach 4.98 LUNCHEON CLOTH, Rayon and Cotton in pastel colors, size 50”x50” Sale, 1.98 PASTEL HUCK TOWELING, plain pastel colors in pink, blue, or yellow, 16” wide 49c yd. Reg. 79c PEPPERELL, first quality, 42 in. PILLOW 6 TUBING, fully bleached, famous brand pillow tubing. - Free from dressing and very durable. « Evenly woven and fully bleached. 128 type, &4x64 count. First quality. Reg. 79c value__69c yd| 18 in. STEVENS QUALITY ALL LINEN CRASH TOWELING. Bleached or Unbleached in red, blue, green or yellow border. Famous for absorbency and durability 42c yd. LANGTRY UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, 36 if in. wide, ideal for drapery linings, ironing board covers, many other household uses. Durable quality, easy to wash. Special 3 yards 1.00 / “CANNON” PASTEL BATH TOWELS, big, thick, luxuriously soft towels In yellow, aqua, green flamingo, or pink pastel colors. Bath size 22x44 inch. Our Reg. 1.25 grade— — - Sale,. 97c "CANNON” MULTI-STRIPE BATH < Size 20x40 inch. Pastel colors in stripe design. Reg. 69c grade. While 120 last!Sale, 59c 27” WHITE OUTING FLANNEL, well napped quality for diapers3oc,yd. I- 5 yds. ~ 1.45 10 yd 5.2.90, FAMOUS “Playtex” SUPER-FOAM PILLQWS. The best foam rubber pillow made. Won’t become lumpy, very comfortable and allergyfree! Fine broadcloth cover. Save 3.00 each pillow. Reg. 10.95 with zipper closing 7.95 each Reg. 9.95, without zipper 6.95 each • “FOXC|<OFT” MUSLIN SHEETS. Nationally infamous brand sheets. Premium cotton that gives them extra durability, as Well as extra smoothness, softness and whiteness. First « quality. Reg. 24>8 quality. Full bed size 81x 99 inch j— each 2.72 —i■■ ■ i ■ “KENNESAW” MUSLIN SHEETS. Type 128, extra wide width and extra long. Size 90x108 inches. A wonderful value! SAVE! While 200 last! Sale Price r _ 4 M , 1 ’ » • | '' ? ' s . 1 I." k

NYLON ANKLETS. Never shrink! White or fluorescent colors! Size B*4 to 11. Were 95c; Sale, pair 69c INFANT’S COTTON VESTS- A close out of sleeveless or short sleeve styles. Broken sizes 1 to 6 yrs. were 50c now on sale 25c CHILDREN’S SALE OF TUMBL-TOGS 11.00 J’edal Pushers, 1-2-3 yr. 69c 1.59 Pedal Pushers, 2 to 6x, ea.__l.oo 1.75 Giris Blue Coveralls, med. ea. 1.00 • - ■ - ■ 1 ■ ALL BABY BONNETS ON SALE! Beautiful Organdie .Pique, and Eyclet. Excellent All Reduced/ 1.98, n0w.,1,65 1,75, now __ 1,45> 1.59, now __ 1.35 ' Iv i J '’h

MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1951

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