Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 28, Decatur, Adams County, 3 February 1953 — Page 13

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LOOK! LOOK! ‘Doiiwt Day Specials ' “FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY” \ \ I 'L ' ? . U • Come In And See Our Display i j ... ■ irp | : npifmpm Good Grade S< *■ ■■ ■■ Good Flavor Good And Tender ■— i ‘ 1 ROUND STEAK « ftC SIRLOIN STEAK ZLM T-BONE STEAK “VJb. ■ if" : i > I : . J i- \ r"; ■ i iLl\l ’:•! ill ; V \ 'A I ■ || h ' || INI j N ~t J '|'■ 1 ! . | ■■. J , ■;•• j !■ • > [ YOUR CHOICE | * IIEUI BEEF ROAST ,35 c " E „2k t Ritz Crackers I . " ■ ’i; ’ . ‘ : -■ • ; , • _ • ■ \J. Pound J : -_________ j - Box : I BOILING BEEF „ ’ ~ i 2 29c J - 1. ■ 1 . j; 1 limnuHMFß ' BURSLEY’S VAC. PACKED HAMBURGER >39c CoffeelK 83c lillllllHVS FOOD IMItkET NEXT TO CORT THEATRE * " '! 7 DAYS A WEEK—B:3O A. M. TILL 9:00 P. M.< Don’t Miss 0ur.... Bargain Table jj IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR REAL GOOD \ MERCHANDISE; AT REALLY PRICES! i SPECIALS FOR DOLLAR DAY ’ ■ ; A . „ - >A 1 ! ' . L h I 4 •' ; . : I . ' ; 1 LOT 30 V. NECK 4 of Pullover Boy Hats Sweaters ’ i b . to $8.50 Values SI.OO i SI.OO ————— i J -■I ■ - ■ ' - - A \ Ji v ■ iV f i LOT • 1 LOT I ‘ i f . i'i \ . of • . Mens Fancy Striped Dress Shirts T . ShjrU - J ' $2.98 to $4.50 J , V - r. ; - Values ] , I.;, I'RltK jj.oo ——— —— —_____, "**! " i ' - ■ . 1 'i 1 Cal E. Peterson . Clothier F

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THIS SHOWS HOW WELL OFF YOU ARE ! !K ' B '"1 .■ WWII BNIAO BACON COfFH . MOV. UOHT ' RAW. NYION» MAN'S IVIT »MAll J a. : i Rlttt.. 22 min*. 4 trim. 114 mint. I a l"k »*»• F" BiKtit i L* r * - o *0 * ,r *’ \ hn. , . mm rot mom m* wks. 13 hrt. S wk>. UMm i«< »« is itmu. si mini M | 2 days 45 min». 2 day» 5 4 *** 44 "’**'*■ ® min« Wi ***• 3 ASadm. **“' 3 >** r * 1 Frattt .. J. * hOUr * **•’ * hour o. 3 hrt. 4 wk*. . 4kl _ . 2 year' A [* M "**** 7 4 mint. 42 mint. M w * tM 4$ min* 4 day IS wk* M tnint. 2 wk * 10 wta ...... Jis., ♦-■ is: “ffl »■*» ».w *,£ Aft, S Russia ..* . . ‘ <hjrs - 2? *”■ 2 hr* MMWteeomrot W wk* tthr* W wk* 2 year **** *3O min* 42 mtn* 40 nun* 12 min* * wot*ea* wmmm 4 day 30 min* 4 day 0 mot Eflfland ... . . 48 min* 6min* M nSm. 1 **”» Xnum. •'-•***. 3 wk* IS wk* 2 year Fritte J **?• o iuf- 2 to- 2 ***• 1 *0 hr* • Wk* 1 week 4 ht* 2 wk* 2 year r — 36 min* * mi P*- 54 nun* 18 min* » h*** 48 min* 4 day 5 day 4 mm* 5 day 47 wki Hlhr ' I 3 hr* 2hr* «hr* «mo* I month 6 hr* 1 month 3 year ••••••• 36 min* 24 48 min* 10 min* 2 10 15 day 3 day 36 min* 4 day 10 mot —CXi hitd Stltei.. Omim. <nitm. Ilw nmm grtn. »£ >*W «»c Sc& 1bm.,,.. ,?£ i<~ ssar sxr is ..... «■£ ■w. . ■g? j » >=: H f** Italy 2 ’i< mins 2 hour 3 hr* 1 hour 6 hr* 4 mo* 3 wk* 4 hr* 3 wk* 2 v**r BljtCd 25min ‘ ■«"** »™n* ami"* 4 Rotis.....jyjs 4 bl TaFl’E J 48 mint. 6 min* J 1 hour 6'4 wk* 3 wk* I’4 wk* year i * Fnue si 3«™«- J'ijh 4 i »min* J’S 5 . ’l*'* ’ week 4 hrt 2wU 2 e» V 4 ---- __ - 45 *"*"*• 6nun «- 1 d»y 6 day X mint. 14 day 12 Vk. i " Hak 2 hr* . 2 hr* 1 hour ' "*'''' BUS DRIVER ••*•••» 36 min* 16 6 min* 4 hr* 74 hr* S mo* 17 day S ht* I 19 day ?/•* told Stites.. ISmin* 3min* |1 min* 16 min* 15 min* «hr* „ ' ~ > < «Y_ , 4 X min* 4 hr* 40 nun* 20 m,n * 2 <***» 4 day S it I -r. M—l- 10 hr* 1 hour IS hr* 26 hr* 1 hour ~ ”"«■ -J ta * UgU ***** CTuns ' l<w y 36 min* 24 min* X min* wottm SSI™ Bwk* J, 8 wk* 22 ™ Ik - »Mw Jx !».>. imn Fmce..... xX. *««». uX. 1 2<°.X 3X sIX J’’i* 1 X I)wm . —r -. T 7— —— "*"*• 3<Uy * Sd *y» 54 mins. 4 day X wk* CARPNNttt w X mint. 21 «*»• X min* X min* Mmin* 9 hr* 6 mo* 1 « hr* 24 FIGURES IN CHART abovd, obtained by correspondents in various capitals, compare amount of work required to buy various items in the U. S. and four other nations. Each worker’s buying power is computed in terms of wages and prices in his own country. For example, in the U. S. auto mechanics average 22 minutes Work to earn enough to buy h pound of butter, whereas in Russia the auto mechanic has to work 734 hours for a pound of butter. Other items and occupations are compared similarly. (International) ■ I I I l ' i . Ai 'k : . ■ ■' ■ ; - I ■. ! A

Spaghetti Advice Given {Americans CHICAGO, yp -The “spaghetti king of tho world” says American women who ijre afraid, of getting fat ought to eat more pf his favorite dish; i | A setting iff Italian-made spaghetti contalfti carries than u .grapefruit,”; according 'to Mario Braibanti of Milan, Italy. L He said ATrtiricans overcook spaghetti and , use too little water. Housewives! arfe* too hurried to take the time to; make it well, and they don’t know enough recjpe# to make a combination of dishes. Braibanti J Who began a tour of the United last fall, said the best for his favored food is .New jYork City., But he added that ;.one place in Chicago served spaghetti in It- “ <ll ' H .. < Nion-fattening? ■ Braibanti; beleame known as the “spaghetti Ring” because the manufacturing. Irompany operated by him and his;bother, Guiseppe, produces 75;0h(b pwmds of the food a day The* also make the only completej. line of rieeessary equipment, and; sell 70 percent of the world sdpp|y of extrusion presses used to make spaghetti and macaroni. I • ■ ■ lie noted tiiat while the manufacturing methods here were very good, he co|nsij(lefed them behind the advaneejd 'tb<-hniques in Italy. Braibanti said middlepaged men could prevertt bigh blood pressure, if they w’ouild eat less meat and more spaghetti. As proof that spaghetti would; hot produce the .“mid-dle-age bulge” Braibanti cited Sicily. not.)iis> jiortiy self. 1 "All are skinny,” he said. “And they eat nqthing but spaghetti.” •; Hit ’Ji : wHr —"4 T J i Church Investment DOW. Mich’,| VP i-Using the parable of tljie talents as a guide. Rev. John Sorenson, pastor of the ' Dow Methodist[l; Church,: gave $5 each to 3d mbmljers of his congregation and told them to invest the money. Six - months later the 30 turned in $1.551i97. \ •' • ■ Permanent Possession J ’ iii \ MEMPHIS. Tenn., UP — Jbe Wilson, the tenant, was bequeathed the home he had rented for 29 years in the will of the late Kite A. Flynn. ■ J J J | ■" —*—■, y Too Nosey PORTLAND. Me.. UP — Law- \ rence Butfer, aged two, has learned it] doesn’t .pay to a kibitzer. He sniffed at a cribbage peg dropped by his lather. He had to be taken to a hospital to get the peg removed from his nose. ‘ ' U Right Address L HARTFORD. Conn.. UP —A cat with a fractured hip appeared at thb emergency room at St. Francis Hospital. An interne gave the feline first aid-

Dollar Day LUm ■ jI. Ji 1 L ■■■■., .X. II lc SALE 1c J ERGEN’S LUX TOILET SOAP LOTION ONLY lc ' JljyL ’’-/•f.When You Buy f vfIAD z i V TOOTH ONLY PASTE OjVJC CAKE LADY ESTHER Try FROSTILLA At Our Expense ! ! Reg. $1.38 plus tax Tria i size Bottle Free! SALE .98 plus tax when You Buy Med. SEze YOU a. L ' Regular Price. . save 4OC J GILLETTE lc SALE lc BONUS SPECIAL! PERSONNA Gillette Brushless Shav- Prec X n i nieclor Blades 9<> riiuH. • Bu>“)ne Pack 49e 2G L .1 d Se ™ nd Pack-lc . in Dispenser !S"9Sc Z,S.SOc FREE OF EXTRA COST /.4 » ‘ Reg. 29c Palmolive After Shave Lotion | When You Buy j Reg. 53c Colgate Shaving Cream \ BOTH Plus Tax on FOR Lotion \ FREE DISPENSER SPECIAL OFFER With Pprchase of ||a|Q Shd&DOO Large Economy Size , ’* Jergen’s Lotion ■ $I U Va,ae a 5:.69c Lustre Creme Shampoo ' •' WITH LANOLIN Regular $2.00' i SPECIAL $ £«59 PEPSODENT Jlantf bream Toothpaste SPECIAL OFFER 1 nhlw | Fiteh Ti« Mouse Drug Co. |

New Tomato GENEVA, N. Y., U V F — A new paste-type tomato has been developed at the state agricultural experiment station here and named Red Top. Seeds will be available in 1953. J A -l-A. ' ■ L

At KAYE'S... DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS , '■ A 1 ~|T • CHILDREN’S SHOES $ f .00 ODD LOTS L_ ' Ladies ladies’ CHILDREN’S SHOES GAITERS ( Odd Lots (Wd I SI.OO | SI.OO • LADIES SHOES $4.99 Values to $4.95 " ( ;JI ' , j; ' SALE PRICE • LADIES SHOES $4.99 Values to $8.95 ' ‘ ’ j , SALE PRICE • LADIES SHOES 54.99 I L Values to slo.9s__x " ■ 1 , 1 SALE PRICE MEN'S SHOE& $4.99 Values to $10.95j ' I : .-j ij : i SALE PRICE MEN’S SHOES $7.99 Values to $17.95. AA-A-D 7«/ 2 -12 1 '.l : , I , / 7 | ■ SALE PRICE , ALL MEN’S-LADIES-CHILDRENS RUBBER OVERSHOES REDUCED . FOR CLEARANCE. ALL SALES FINAL kim SHOE STARE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY X-Ray Fittings — .. .p- Decatur, Ind. BUY (Jininiin f '■ I ! i ■ . ■ . ' . NO Money DOWN OH TIRES, TUBES, RADIOS TV SETS LA SMALL ND APPLIANCES I .■ 1 . I good/Vear I -JI.J SERVICt STORE _i Dale H. Alb»r, Manager I pho " e 32009 N * 2nd Bt *

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Oversight LOUISVIL.LE, Ky., UP — J. B. Thornbury, a public accountant, who helped other peraond figure their city taxes, was fined $l5O for failure to pay his own city occupational taxes of 300 over a four-, year period. *-