Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 159, Decatur, Adams County, 8 July 1954 — Page 11

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MINNEAPOLIS (INS) — Imi* ic*n industry i» running the big* gest educational agatem li ttu world, according ttk ffinMrt Mbld, training director for Minneapolis Honeywell. He estimates tbatt * million industrial supervisor* are teachers to more “students” than all of the pupils in the nation’s public school system. ■ - - High-Priced Mink Takes Budget Arfr DALLAS, Jex., (INS) — The v ' little ole* mink is destined to reelly get around come winter, but he’ll be Strictly Incognito. Exhibitors at the southwest’s fall fashion market at Dallas showed garments made of mink-mixed fabrics which bring the elegant little fur-bearer into the working girl’s budget The fabrics are woven of a little mink (averaging 15%) and a lot of wool, with sometimes a little "nylon or cashmere thrown in. According to the manufacturers, the mink hairs lengthen wear, add a natural crease-resistance and act as a dirt-buffer and. weather* resistor. Not very elegant duties for a mink, but if the fabric lives up to its billing, the little fellow probably won’t mind.

Niblick & Co. TOPPER COATS, AU wool fleece, boucie, etc. — Reduced to - - sl2 s l4 *lB - . ■■ ■ ■' -- - ■ — _■■■■> — , ! WHITE TOPPER, orlbn or nylon—Reduced to sgj- and * REGULAR LENGTH COATS, now half priced —- $Jg to SJJ HALF S!ZE COATS, % length, yy, to 20 half priceTs to $25*00 RAYON SUMMER SUITS, Checks and so lid colors, half price SJO, to $27*50 ONE GROUP OF BETTER DRESSES, 1 and 2 piece styles, linens, taffetas, cottons Junior—Misses—Half Sizes Greatly Reduced'. Marry! VALUES TO $10.95r-NOW sg.()o «»d SJQ.OO 75 BETTER COTTONDRESSES! Jacket Dresses; Squaw Dresses; “ Seersucker, J and 2 piece styles, Values to $5.98. ’* Misses and Half Sizes ——- NOW SJ,9B ALL BETTER DRESSES AT A REDUCTION! SEE THEM NOW! 70 SUMMER COTTON FROCKS, Junior, Misses, Half Sizes, SALE PRICE $4,88 75 WAYNE MALD COTTON DRESSES, Fine Quality Prints, Misses and Junior sizes—Dresses that were $3» 98’—OUT THEY GO AT s2*9B OVER JQO SUMMER SKIRTS, Marked Down! Polished cottons, linens, etc a Beautiful new styles and colors! Save SI,OO on Every Skirt, SALE PRICE NOW - $ £.98 SJ.9B $4.98 GREAT BIG SALE OF LADIES NYLON SHEER They’re beautiful, finest quality, mostly white, g'/ 2 to 8 ah*. OUT THEY GO! PAIR sf.oo WERE >1.65 WOMENS KNIT~JERSEY GOWNSF sizes to 42 — REGULAR PRICE $3,98 — SALE PRICE - WOMEN’S SHORTS! Denim or Twill sf?9B WOMEN’S"PEDAL?PUSHERST~Denim,good fitting"styles s*.9B <? ** WOMEN’S CULOTTES! Denim, exceTlenTquaiity Pair SJ,9B WOMEN’S WRAP AROUND SKIRTS! Denim SALE OF GIRL’S DRESSES, 3to 6»> 7to 14 2 ~ Broadcloth — Figured — Denim $ J .98 and $2.98 ' FABRIMODK irregular NYUhTSoSIERY, gauge, 30 denier, SPECIAL PRICES 69c Pair J Pair SJ,9B < Niblick & Co. f ' ' 1 __ ■ ■ ..... — " — ■—” . .

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— 1 ■ ■ —— '■ —— — • ,„ ■ “| • J” —■"—n "ilk *- ~,g2b*°“ b < - E? i . BT M. J . \ . ARF ? < <.. \ \ >w W-8 Jj’Wr-yBL• l HAND OUTSTRETCHED, Bobo Rockefeller is shown with one of her attorneys, Albert Edelman, in Reno, Nev, where she is living to qualify tor her multi-million-dollar divorce and settlement — from Winthrop Rockefeller. (International Sowtdphoto) Black’s Annual Antique Auction Sale "" MIDDLEBURY , OHIO 9 Mi, E. of Decatur, 9 Mi. W. of Van Wert o» Rt. 224 WEDKESDAY, JULY M,H54~ Starts 1,0:00 A. M. About one half of the collection of the late JOHN C. BLACK will be sold. This consits of Bird Platea, Large and Miniature Lamps, ornamental Cups and Saucers, glass canes. I ' LAMPS THREE LARGE PARLOR LAMPS, original shades, floral decoration. ASTRAL LAMP, complete. Miniature Complete Lamps. Bracket Lamp. Table Lamps, colored and with China stem. BLUE and AMBER MOON and STAR Lamp. Banquet Lamp. Odd Parlor Lamp shades and bases. CRANBERRY, Fluted shade. Blue Coin. Dot Lamp. Green Sweetheart Lamp. SPECIAL ITEMS Large VICTORIAN SOFA, finger mold, mirror back. Marble Top Table. 5 Shelf What-Not, against the wall type. SETTLE Bench, 7 ft. Maple and Pine. Large brass Kettle on standard, alcohol burner. Ice Cream Parlor Table, Marble Top. Small Chest, Marble Top. Spinning CHINA AND POTTERY ABOUT 20 FINE, BIRD and PORTRAIT Plates from Mr. Black’s collection. PLATTERS, with animal decoration. Fruit Plates. 7 Piece DRESSER SET. Chocolate Set. Hand Painted Plates. Large lot of decorative Cups and Saucers. Lot of Flo Blue China. Tea Set. “R. 3. Prussia" Bowls. Much other China. POTTERY—MAJOLICA, Etruscan, Begonia Leaf Platter. Majolica, standing Dog Pitcher. Two Pitchers and Covered SUGAR BOWL in Majorca. Dresden Figurine. SIX OLD STEINS. Satauma vase. Bisque. Colonial type Cteamer, with luster decor. Benington Pitcher. Luster Pitcher. Gibson Girl Creamer. Divided Crab di»h. COLORED GLASS AMETHYST WATER SET. Set of 5 Pieces PINK quilted Satin Glass. Green Beaded Grape Buttu. Vaseline cake stand. 2 Amber Pickle Castors. Lemon Satin Glass Jar. 2 Pieces of AMBERINA. Spanish Lace Water set. Several Colored Glass Tumblers. Pink Quilted water pitcher and four tumblers, end of day basket, pickle castor—very fancy. Amber bowU and many other Colored (terns. MILK WHITE—LJON 7" lacy edge, dated. Hen, lacy edge, Slag Top. Large Hen, blue head. Small Blue hen. Chick on sleigh and otWars. M. W. Pitcher, brown slag. Cranberry Tobacco Jar. Cranberry Decanter. Pomona Water Pitcher. PATTERN AND CUT GLASS Covered COMPOTES. Cake Plates. Celery vases. Butter dishea. , Creamer and sugar..goblets. CASTOR SET, with Silver holder. Punch Bowl and Cups. CUT GLASS —PITCHER and Matching Tumblers. Other Water Pitchers and Tumblers. Nappies, Bowls, etc. 5 pieces Green Delaware pattern. ? MISCELLANEOUS Iron Toys, including Fire engine. Colored Linen Table Cloth. Iron i Trivets. Brass Candle Sticks. Copper Coffee PoL Walnut Cradle. 1 Foot Stool. Brass Mirror. Picture frames, etc. China Doll. Sale will be held in the front yard, “inside Town Hall in case of rain. "This is Mrs. Black’s fifth annual sale, always a gfood sale." , s BLANCHE BLACK—Owner R. No. 2 Convoy, Ohio (at Middlebury) 1 Ray Elliott. Auct., Portland, Ind. . 8. E. Leonardson, Sale Mgr., Decatur, ind. Lunch at nearby restaurant, how under new management. Not Responsible tor Accidents. Item* Added Until Date of Sale

Australia Seeking Mere Tourist Trade Making Big Pitch On Tourist Trade SYDNEY, Australia (INS) — Booming Australia, with an area almost as great as the United States and a population less than that of California, today is making a big pitch for the world tourist trade in the outspoken hope of attracting permanent residents. One of the frontiers of the world, the land of the kangaroo, the koala bear and the unbelievable platypus offers in many sections a climate and topography much like that of Southern California. The only thing lacking is the concentration of population. Australia covers 2,974,581 square miles (the United States 5,022,000)

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' v ;," . 1 a . ! 1 .1., ,1 111 ! and has a population of about •,- 000,000. Before the war, it was only/about 7,000,000. It took a World War for many citltenr of the world to realize that Australia old in history and tradition, stands ar a mighty bulwark 1 in the Southern hemisphere fbr freedom-loving peoples. It took the same War far Australians to realize that no matter how great their courage, their manpower is low. ■ Australia looms to Indonesia and the Asiatic countries of unrest — areas where World War 111 might erupt st any time. Its population admittedly is no match for the Asiatic hordes of fanatical' millions. ', For this reason, the continent )‘down under,” one of the British Commonwealth Os nations — but hot responsible politically to the Mother Country — is putting its best foot forward to attract new and responsible citizens. The country has two distinct appeals;

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L It still thrives on the pioneering spirit, where courageous souls can build their own futures by hard Work and enterprise. -r s. 2. There currently are govnrm ment health and personal security advantages that protect the people from the fears of* immediate poverty (but don't use the word “socialistic” — that might get you in a flghtK In its bid for tourists and new blood, Australia is banking heavily on the 1956 International Olympic Games to be held, Ip Melbourne. Tourist bureaus are expounding the advantages of low cost living while on vacation, particularly for travelers from “the Staten” 7,000 miles away. Transportation companies are joining the campaign. Quantas Imperial Airways, which only recently flew its first straight-through flights from Vancouver, B. c, and San Francisco, has budgeted' a huge sum fbr publicizing its direct link to Sydney.