Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 231, Decatur, Adams County, 1 October 1953 — Page 6

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*, z 1 • - • - -••-- , • i' . / t v | . Wvlie’c just received ■ll > ■■C O new shipment fine chairs Now Showing An Unusual Assortment of Fine Chairs —4 New Styles 4 New Colors —- New Fabrics — Pull Up — Barrell — Base Rockers Lounge Occasional In Modern and Conventional Styling — Nylon, Mattlasse, Tapestry, Frieze, and Plastic Covers. Some with Sponge Rubber ~- - . rR> zl, ■■ — I JHHkr i® UUf • '-.wmi Ws4''W£’R\jE. Rmk.ij£>L 4k w 1 ”*' ■• ——*3/.s>;:■:•«* — 1 B *jjnj ,i| iiM I II iIM iIJJR w/I \Jr <r f I mH '■■— — /wfc~ Ek.> I nSRSMuHBSBsiI /g- -aK I H Sf / ’ w V rrr7 Bjifcgfe-- JKI “ ■ aaSzr^y^'Sin! Modern “Hostess” Chair »» fe» <dRBMM Covered in lovely Vinylite Plastic. No-Sag i > ' >... I Spring Seat. Blond Legs. W? 1 I ; •tl' T ■'"■ |? $9.95 p Fireside Chairs Smart New Styles . . . Decorator Colors . . . y - Mattlasse, Tapestry, Tweed Covers. Sturdy ** v> "jHpR hard wood Frames . . . Coil Spring Seat. ~XJr $39.50 up ÜBilmß Luxurious Lounge Chairs J I j, Just the chair for Dad. A chair that will be your favorite tnrougn I I > the years .... Lasting construction, eye pleasing'designs. 1 i- r f ’ $79 - 50 up ' d Roomy Platform Rockers 1 ■„ . », d . " « y ,e. cv.„. For R , h M<Mtem Ch ”' "«»<*•' . n7n7 h E—tS Richly upholstered, Long-lived Sagless coo- d,es the body ,n a 901 en ' comfortable T.V. Viewing . . . For gracious struction, Graceful Styling. Blonde or Ma- tlfically correct position 1 hogany. Choice of Colors for maximum relaxation. hospitality. Some with spring filled ottomans. * Q" Test it s Cornfort - 1 Choice of colors and fabrics., *3®* $89.50 up HW ibaWl bl —fe®- ' >4Ol Iffl B MTMPB b UMMB B~*' II 39-5° Wylie Furniture Company 152 S. oECOND ( ’ DEC A T U R ! . ’ J

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Haugks' New Store Open This Weekend Modern Building On N. Thirteenth St. Haugk’s new and modern building on highway 37, at 209 N. 13th street, will be opened to the public this weekend. Formerly known Haugk’s Heating & Appliances and located on South Second street, the retail establishment will be known as Haugk’s. Established in 1945, the owners are Herman Haugk and son Fred "Fritz” Haugk, who joined the firm in* 1946 following his return from army service. The modern waterproof concrete block is 60 by 80 feet, located on the west side of the highway at the rear of the Haugk property. A modernistic glass front lends beauty and attractiveness .to theretail establishment. The interior walls and ceiling are finished in plaster and B,oob watts of lighting flood the room with the brightness of day. • The main display room is 60 by 80 feet. Located in this arena visitors will find a full line of | heating and plumbing equipment household and electric appliances. There is a kitchen planning department within the large display space; Celebrating the opening of the new and piodern store, which is one of the largest business sites located along the highway, favors will be given to the women and children during the Friday and Saturday public inspection of the merchandise mart. \ ANTi-RED NORTH (Continued From Page One> Thorat. commander of the compounds, after he chided them dor their lack of hospitality. The inspectors were members of the neutral nations repatria-

tlPn .commission, a five-nation group. It was presumed the prisoners resented the presence of Polish and Czechoslovak members of the commission. Almost 1.5(a) anti • Communist i sick and wounded prisoners are 1 housed in tlfe hospital. About 21,000 healthy aifti-Coin-tnunist Chinese and North Koreans were confined in adjoining compounds under supervision of some 6,000 Indian gtards. FIRE DANGERS yContiwaed From Page Owe) 640 acres damaged earlier when sparks from a trash fire ignited a tangled overgrowth of cut tim-

S££ how yoo > AMT37k SUPER VALUE BREAD X7< h Loaf # '■ ■ B 0 RCO K WHOLE WHITE Coffee - - - - - - - lb. 83c I DATATAFQ fancy new york Apple Sauce can 23c Can A W j . IGA RIPE N RAGGED ZZTZTZ7Z7 ~ Peaches Halves ■- ■ can 39c EXTRA STANDARD ARMOUR STAR I TOMATOES Deviled Ham - * • 2 for 39c A No. 303 A PRE-COOKED Cans Minnie Rice - - box 43c NU-TAST SUNSHINE HIM/J - CHEESE SPREAD Krispy Crackers • - box 27c m lb. KELLOGG’S a box OyC Q orn Flakes -- - box 23c U. S. No. 1. Size A, Washed Serve «!>., Chicken .. . Ocn Spray ' lumvr akAVBVAM Cranberry Sauce - 2 for 39c WHITE POTATOES Kitchen-Tested ■■III IL ivinivi-u Gold Medal Flour 5 lb. bag 55c Pure Vegetable > J Sno-Kreem Shortening 3 lb 79c 15 ft). M X Pillsbury Peck Pancake Mix .... 18c V/ IGA Pure I ' Cane & Maple Syrup - -29 c TENDER TOP QUALITY £ I Round Steak a CUT FROM ROUND Swiss Steak 49c . i. ■h- ■ R Iw? a 3 A9? JI ■4l "l i*T li l kl COMBINATION BEEF SPECIAL In Lots of 10 Pounds Eaeh L Wc WtVE ~ Steak - Roasts - Ground Beef ibMKßiflbJbMi rapped in Cellophane TCT ERURI \ Readv For You «- Freezer Lb " I i MARHOEFER I HEY KIDS I Multiplier ALL meat E D E E Pencil Box WIENERS \ ~FII E E „ _ 1 Lb. Cello Pack CHOP EXTRA COST When YOU BUy 59C I GOODIN’S ’TrnJ SELF SERVICE STORE kJJj NEXT TO CORT THEATER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK PHONE 3-3210 I

ber. Wilcox said the danger to state forests was great all over the state but appeared less serious in northwestern Indiana, where there was a little more moisture.

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