Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 104, Decatur, Adams County, 3 May 1955 — Page 2

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fyalae ctayA at WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY SPECIAL PURCHASES AT LOW PRICES—REGULAR MERCHANDISE REDUCED ~~ OPEN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ’TILL 9:00 ?*•***——T***** 4 —ik— ———*■—— w——>■———■. MMMMl—■aMtan Mm—mm-uLi REG - 6 95 SPECIAL VALUE REG. 1.98 TUBULAR ALUMINUM PORCH CHAIR WOOD STEP STOOL TRASH BURNER Gay Saran Seat and Back Three Ft Ladder Heavy Wire 4*99 1-00 1.59 K7 * v Light Weight Folding Style With Arms Sturdy Construction Self Close Top SPECIAL VALUB REG.I4.SS OVER 900 NEW M Qt. CANNER VANITY HAMPER R>g «» c a 9g< _ PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Blue taohk Enamel !*** <*""« —— —■ 1 Or 1-39 s**° * Holds 7 Qt Jars & 15 RPM — RCA Victor, Capital, Decca Assorted Colors nrr 99 tn REG. 2.98 REG. 39.95 REG ’ 22 o ° WEAREVER ’ aluminumlounge corn popper CHAISE Modern Style Heavy Aluminum IfteSO 28**o ® 1* 99 Saran Covered Recliner .. ~ „ Fin. Quality Assorted Cover. Individually Boxed — SPECIAL VALUE — . SPECIAL VALUE SPECIAL VALUE minima WOLF STUDIO SOFA canvas Thair MEDICINE CABINET teANVAa WHAIK Converts To Comfortable Bed With Wood Baek Tj * SSC 14, Buy Several For Summer • * * *■* A* g» dgfe MT- ~ jhlg, i, up ’ — SPECIAL VALUE — REG - 10,95 SPECIAL VALUE TWIN BED OUTFIT UTILITY CABINET UNFINISHED CHEST , t . White Enameled Flve lowers Innerspring Mattress - Box Springs On Legs 48<k> «•“ 13-so Double Door Size 45 in. high; 30x13 Made By Wolf—Fully Guaranteed C■■■i ■ 1 11 REG. 6.00 SPECIAL VALUE > REG. 1.00 ELECTRIC EGG WHIPPER GRASS SEED BLACK JACK , , ROOF COAT Hi-Power Small Mixer For Many Uses 1 lb. Boxed . . 44c TSc GaL 2-99 . . J I Buy Several Gifts Reg. 59c Green Label Asbestos Base , „ REG. 29c SPECIAL VALUE — SPECIAL VALUE — RATTAN PORCH CHAIR DU - PONT SPONGE SCRUB BRUSM Assorted Styles 4**o 15C eac h J each Comfortable Tub Shape M.de „ f Iteg . 2 , c Va|ues SPECIAL VALUE SPECIAL VALUE SPECIAL VALUE SAMPLE RUGS UNFINISHED DESK THROW RUG CLEARANCE W” X 18” . -1 «.ao Size 27154 J,99eaci PRICE Wort, . Cottons Four Drawer /» ■ Wiltons - X Style w - R cg . 6,ai40 12.95 ITIi'TVI ATTn-y iW OPEN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ’TILL 9:00 ———Bi"——iM—I——IWBaiIMIMRimi—BNHMBIIR—MMRIBmMK—mBmWIRKMMB—P

THS DBCATUB liAILT VBMOCBAT, DBCATUB, INDIANA

Admitted • Arthur A. Kelly, Decatur; Carl Hammond. Decatur; Mrs. LaWYence Jacobs, Decatur; Master Jan Joseph ’ Blackburn, Decatur; Mrs. Irvin Liechty, Decatur. Mrs. Minnie A. Pyle, Geneva; Mrs. Frank Torres, Decatur; Mrs. David Mraquart, Monroeville; David Marquart, Monroeville; Miss Peggy Lou Jacobs, Convoy,. O. Bismarck — North Dakota is the nation’s leader in flax seed and hard wheat. Notice I I will be Out of My Office !l May 7th to June 22nd J. M. Burk, M.D. HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

""" •• " - — - , / f .. ■ ■ XWk WB El r■ ■ ~ . - Class of 1985! I * . ... - --y 2 ■ ■; ■ . It would take a long time to determine who won the —studies the instrument panel to make sure of the bet—but we’d be willing to wager that the lad in the controls—and floats away in the direction of home picture winds up owning a Cadillac! and a family celebration. We feel so confident because he is starting out like • • * a typical Cadillac owner. f or | ad , n t jj e pi cture> the thrill of Preponderately, Cadillac owners are self-made men. t |j at rS f Cadillac is still a great many years away. They just emerge—from everywhere. But how about I. the time coming close for But they are usually marked, <|uits early in life, by your dream of a Cadillac to come to a happy ending? industry and thrift and the will to succeed. If SO) we ’d be happy—indeed—to see you. That’s why we say that this wonderful lad-out T b is ; s g won derful year for owning a Hew Cadillac earning money to make himself self-sufficient—is —whether it’s your fitst or your fifth or your tenth, very likely to wind up owning a Cadillac. Looking Never before has Cadillac performance been So at him, as he labors, we estimate the class of 1985! marvelous—its beauty so arresting—its comfort and We hope we are around to deliver his car when the handling ease so delightful. It is mon decisively than great day arrives—for it’s a great thrill to hand out ever—the Standard of the World! the keys when an owner comes in for his first Cadillac. vVhy not come in today-and check this for yourIt's worth a lot to see the smile on his face and the self? We’ll give you the keys and a car—for the most gleam in his eve as he settles himself behind the wheel revealing hour you ever spent in a motor car. ZINTSMASTER MOTORS ® First and Munroe Streets Decatur Ind I .. 'watur, lh<l.-

Hold Safety Meeting At Monroe Friday “ Trooper William Hunter, safety education officer of the Indiana state police attached to Ligonier post, will present a special interest lesson on ‘Traffic Rules” Friday, This is an open meeting for anyone interested and will be held at the Farm Bureau building in Monroe from l.bS to 3:15 p. m. New Modern Front Installed By Store A new modern front is being installed this week for Blackwell’s department store In the K. of C. building on Second street. The work will be completed In the next 10 days, Ed Langhorst, co-owner, stated. The front, which will be completely modernised, will feature a larger entrance and two display windows. The store is operating with regular hours and the Second street entrance is not closed to patrons. There also is an entrance on Madison street. Counsel Appointed For Leroy Sprunger Attorney Hubert R. McClenahan was named pauper counsel for Leroy Clinton Sprunger, 18, of route two, who was arraigned Monday afternoon in Adams circuit court on a charge of entering to commit a felony. Sprunger was placed under a SSOO bond and remanded to the Adams county jail after the charge was read and his constitutional rights were explained by Judge Myles Parrish. The charge against him carries a prison sentence of from one to 10 years. The youth was arrested Sunday morning by sheriff Merle Affolder, who saw him enter the Henry Macke farm residence on route two. Sprunger has admitted entering the house three times and taking several small items from the home. ’

SHOP and SAVE at BLACKWELL’S *yllf ~y * I Smoothie Fiats all soft! little-priced! 495 \ t i At® jfexi > nav* j] Murry In for first pick.. . from this collodion you'll whoop oboutl Low sholl-cut flatterers so Qisoy WQY> ... priced so you can snap up several pairs'n colors! BLACKWELL’S DEPARTMENT STORE

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