Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 289, Decatur, Adams County, 9 December 1954 — Page 12

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New Farmall Tractor Is Now On Display Local fanners can now see the new line of Farmall tractors, recently announced by International Harvester Co., at Decatur Equipment. Inc. The five new tractors, constl- - tuting 16 new models, are the oneplow Farmall Cub, one-and-two-plow Farmall 100, two-plow Farmall 200, three-plow Farmall 300, and four-plow Farmall 400. They replace the former Farmall Cub, Super A, Super C, Super H and

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Super M-TA tractors. “These new tractors,” Decatur Equipment says, "are designed especially to save time, increase farming efficiency, and meet today’s modern power farming needs. For example, the time-sav-ing Fast-Hitch—which many people saw in operation on the square dancing tractors--— is now available for all tractoM in the Farmall line., With Fast-Hitch, you just back up to the implement, let it lock in position automatically, and you are ready to go. We have a full line of Fast-Hitch implements for each tractor, too.” -

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Social Security Visits Changed c Representative Here Second Wednesdays “Beginning January 1, a representative of the Fort Wayne social security ortice will be at, the post office in Decatur the second Wednesday of each month,” Christian H.. W. Luecke, district manager, has announced. This change in the dates ot their visits was made to give more adequate service to the residents of Adams county. The first visit un-* der the new schedule will be January 12. Please make a note of this change. ‘ Luecke called special attention to the following, “1. Anyone wishing to talk to the social security representative should write the social security office for an appointment, 717 Fulton Street, Fort Wayne, Ind. Your postoffice has a special card for this jiurpose. 2. When your request is received, you will be-notified just when you can see the representative so that you won’t have to wait iii line. 3. The social security representative w ill be glad to assist you in applying for your payments under old age and survivors insurance, when you wish to- retire, or if the wage earner dies; accepts ajpplications for social security account num- i her cards, or for a correction in i

THE DBCATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

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this record, if you have ..changed < your name since applying for your 1 original card; assists employers and accountants in correct wage reporting; and gives out information on the new ‘amendments.’’ Stressing the fact that farm op- 1 *■ I

erators, independent farm contract tors, accountants, architects, funeral directors and engineers are now covered on a compulsory basis, beginning with January 1, Luecke suggests to them that they apply for their social security cards soon.

Tubeless Tire Now Standard On Autos Glare-Proof Mirror Also New Feature DETROIT, (INS) — Two new features designed to increase the pleasure and safety ot automobile driving got their share of notice as the industry rolled out its 1955 models. ■ One is the tubeless tire, standard equipment on all the new lines, and the other a glare-proof rear view mirror. Blowouts — probably the most frequent mechanical failures in an automobile — are virtually' eliminated by the tubeless tire. In the great majority of blowouts it has been the failure of thmtube rather than the tire itself, 90 by doing Sway with the tube most of the danger is removed. The tubeless tire was made, possible by the development of rubber compounds which are “airproof." By applying these compounds as an inner-liner the manufacturers eliminated the tube which would explode like a balloon when pierced by a nail or any other sharp object. Nails Held Nails get into the tubeless tires, but the tough inner-lining holds them fast and don’t allow any air to escape. In exhaustive tests, tubeless tires were driven many thousands of miles with nails in them and they did not lose a pound of air. High speeds have the tendency to throw the nails out of tires, but even then the tire only develops a slow leak and give the motorist ample warning. Another good feature of the tubelesg tire is that they don’t ,have-- to be taken off the wheels for repairs. A}l the motorist needs to do is to find the leak and repair it With a rubber plug and cement which comes in a special kit furnished by the manufacturer. The hgw glare-proof rear-view tiiiiTOr will not be original equipment on any car this coming season but i-an be purchased gs-An a c c tssory. — It uses the principle of the prism, effected both by the shape of the mirror itself and by three ihemiial coatings, to split the light striking the mirror from behind the car. Enough of this light is reflected to give the driver a clear view of what is ’ behind him,., but not enough to hinder his vision. - -A. - ■

FREE THIS fi 6-Bottle WEEKEND Carton ONLY With the Purchase of One 6-Bottle Carton at Regular Price of 35e Plus. ? Bottle Deposit. Available at the following merchants: MILLER'S GROCERY, 937 N. 2nd St. Phone 3-3037 HOFFMAN S MARKET, 266 N. 2nd St. Phone 3-2559 COLCHIN'S LIQUOR STORE, 258 N. 2nd St. Phone 3-2934 HAIN'S MARKET, 706 W. Monroe St. Phone 3-2905 STRAHM'S GROCERY, 339 N. 9(h St. Phone 3-3983 SUDDI TH S MARKET..SI2 S. 13th St. Phone 3-2706 HITE'S GROCERY, 366 Winchester St. Phone 3-1112 KRAFT'S GROCERY, 623 Monroe St. Phone 3-4400 HARMON'S MARKET, No.*l, 618 Adams St. Phone 3-4415 HARMON'S MARKET, No. 2,1107 Adams St. Phone 3-3806 BAIR’S MARKET. 206 S. 2nd St. Phone 3-4102 SANITARY MARKET, 717 Mercer Avenue. a Phone 3-2721. KING SIZE “UP” DRINK LOW IN CALORIES

MERCHANDISE AUCTION WED. EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 7:30 F.M. DECATUR SALE BARN This will be the last merchandise sale before Christmas, so be sure to attend. % New Merchandise Os AH Kinds! All Guaranteed. HARDWARE: Hand saws, hatchets, screw driver sets, utility boxes, wire stretchers, crescent wrench sets, pipe wrenches, log chains, extension cords, tarpaulins, electric drills, power saws, etc. THINGS FOR THE HOUSE: Electric heaters, dishes, cutlery sets, smoking stands with electric lighters, lamps, blankets. bed spreads, foam rubber pillows, pinking shears, CONSOLE SEW MACHINE. BASE ROCKERS, kitchen Stools, ironing boards and covers, toasters, irons, percolators, deep fryers, cannister sets, cookware,, wufflc irons clocks etc. - — — „ ——— i CHRISTMAS GIFTS: Billfolds, shoulder bags, hair clippers, luggage, dolls, stuffed animals, and many other toys. E. C. Doehrman, Auctioneer Free Prizes. MISCELLANEOUS GIFT AUCTION at the Hl WAY AUCTION BARN 2 Miles West of Decatur, Indiana on U. S. 224 MONDAY EVE ~ DECEMBER 13,1954 7:00 P.M. DO YOUR GIFT SHOPPING HERE! MAKE YOUR OWN PRICE! Wind-up Toys; Dolls; Childs Rockers; Hobby Horses; Electrical Appliances; Sewing Machines; Dinette Sets; and just about anything you want .... WE WILL HAVE IT! ALSO—A good used large Erector Set, complete with motor; Lionet electric train set, complete with double track and 2 automatic switches; mounted on large board. BE SURB.TO ATTEND! TERMS—CASH! JERRY BIXLER, ED SPRUNGER, Auctioneer*. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS! 4.• ■ • ■ - _..y ' T A * I YOU 'i. ’ k i NAME | THE | s PRICE ~. s ...AND WELL • VXT 5 I NAME A ■HjfVI I | PERFECT kJ a PRESENT! y* I 5 . . . because we have , a grand selection g 5 I • y t a of Gifts for Everyone at every price. 2 . V . .• ' — $ a That’s why the Smartest Santas shop at- £ « * ; DECATUR’S MERRIEST CHRISTMAS | STORE I Kohne Drug Store s

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, itft-