Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 234, Decatur, Adams County, 5 October 1955 — Page 2

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tong remember this October. . ■ wvery day a value day « St* A®*** “ 96 years young this month! Cause for celebration? Indeed it i$ ... and indeed we \ CO*** y<Vt are—by turning October into a series of Special Days, 'featuring most Special Prices! / \ gO**® . Come every week ~. come any day! Make October ’55 a wonderful, long remembered occasion! The guests of honor? Very Special People ... YOU, who are most cordially KJKnf A 'k invited to Come See ... Come Save at A&P! ' I - YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN Qualify* MEATS! A H Enjoy extra-special, taste tempting "SUPER-RIGHT" MEAT VALUES • T Our famous “Super-Right" meats are always a special treat for taste gnd thrift! The Anniversary Event is carefully planned to offer you the most tempting selection of roasts, chops and steaks at prices that mean / ■ > *> solid value. Come choose your favorite cuts from this magnificent meat! Our October point-of-view is to ——P——save even more for you! “SUPER-RIGHT” QUALITY BLADE CUT .. | Chuck Roast . ib 39 food distribution that we definitely don’t live in % the past But, like most Lunen meuis o LO fashioned, or pepper loaf pkg. xy this month, as our 96th Anniversary rolls around, . , , FRESH, CUT-UP OR WHOLE FRYING FRESHNESS ... THAT'S THE SECRET! fhSflfOnC L. tQ t Among them are the thousands of loyal AfcP etn- "SUPER-RIGHT” wlwwJWw • • • h- ployees whose untiring efforts have helped us carry M B(GULAR CQC D A rL I alhs "SUPER-RIGHT" OQe out our founder’s policy of bringing more good food Kf|£AM ib rOTK LOIttS 7 rib END CUT Ib. *»C to more people for less money, and the millions of “ -i. I r L 1-lb. rn, customers who have shown their approval of this _ SKinI6SS i FCIFIKS "SUPER-RIGHT" AL LMEAT pkg. 'C pohey by their continued .support and patronage. Thick 2-LB. QQc Canadian 8-OZ. jLfiC Ground Bttff ~ 39c We’re mighty proud to haw so many friend, Sliced PKG.QV WOU"« »’*Cf "SLIGHT" sented in our album of memories and hope to add : l.- —~ $100X6(1 PICHICS Cg A N SUGAR-CURED .. Ib. 39C CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT /•_ t L a C; c L D-irirJa FfeStt FfyefS CUT-UP READY-TO-COOK Ib. 39C A*P Food Gtom Jo,n ™ e NStl Fresh $ g Mb. 59( , 420 Lexington Avenue, Now York 17, N. Y. NATIONAL FISH WEEK — OCTOBER 3-8 y | 3 CQr I » eal Lnups "SUPER-RIGHT" SHOULDER CUT . Ib. 3 ** A&P'S OCTOBER WhitHlf fresh FROZEN, DRESSED 2 Ibi. 23c meat represents about 25% of CHEESE FESTIVAL FAVORITES Bhie Pike Fillets fresh lake er.e ib. 49c WISCONSIN/ TANGY, AGED CHEDDAR Fishsticks CAP'N JOHN FROZEN, COOKED .. pkg. 35c that whatever Sharp Cheese .-57* *««**»*»« ■ AMER-OR PIM. CHEESE food \ FANCY RED-RIPE CALIFORNIA SS2"£ 2 *!5 Tokay Grapes . 10 c Sunnybrook Eggs grade -a^ 1 . dot Me cortland large snow white Apples - S 2 M Cauliflower. 29‘ Krafts Velveeta cheese spread 2 p kg. 79c Fresh Broccoli A tasty treat ~ 2 bunih 33c Red Delicious Apples best eating . 5 big 65c m •| vo pkg. of Golden Yams porto-rican 5 ibs. 39c Duncan Grapefruit Florida 54 size .. 4 f Or 49c rOCIO! lISSUCangel soft ...... 400 Zjc Redßadishes crisp, tasty 10c Bartlett Pears c fa^c o y r r N !p a e 3 (bt . 49c ■ Caiik 9 9Q r Fresh Cranberries % u r y e^g for 4 79c Idaho Potatoes u f^Mn a g de . 10 b l b , 63c ivory joop large size ... 4 for 47L Jonathan Apples FINi Fl _ A vo« 5 59c Fresh Mushrooms large, white P 'i b 49c Ivory Flakes ......... large 31c DROMEDARY WHITE, YELLOW, DEVIL'S FOOD Ivory Soap BANDED DEAL .... 4 LOOK (j|/v Mixes ivory Snow Your Choice 9 c Ivory Soap m»w ... .. 4 23c f - 19 Case of 24 $2 - 35 blaze o-gold freestone _ 7 r 0n _ IONAGOLDEN 3 2 ’^“ NS B9 Camay Soap « e . SUE 3 25c (ream Corn can 10 Blueberries thahk you brand .3'- 79c Ctiniay Soup bath size .... 2 for 25c White Hominy ionabrand c»n ISc Pineapple crushed or chunks 2 ean s 49c i TO Mixed Vegetables scott county can Ivc Apricot Halves iona brand 3 cans 79c Ad Detergent large 37< Giant 73c Red Kidney Beans A nn page ’1“ 10c Jiffy Biscuit Mix X 29 < r L AOr Pineapple Juice dole s ’wn 10c the a&p magazine iQD LARGE 30c Giant QjC D..**-, Duhmc 16 oi - Ifir OCTOBER ISSUE ■ DUTier Deans SULTANA BRAND can IVL _ ——- VO! LARGE 30< Gi.nt69C larwhbiuhd IOC. WW OHIO II S D<iy • 7 mu m j Sweet Cider steffens g»i. S9c All’ArOUntl Marshmallow Fluff ...™»2sc tnnr crnVEC Favorites... | shortgra.n —— Sultana Rice 2 P kg 29c 2 49 c donuts:::: 19 =" Rke VOVR CHO/Cf REACH • PINEAPPLE cur.urn no riMMAMAM rQllCy KiCC X pkgs. MIV APRICOT » BMCKBEWY »r CHERRY YOUR CHOKE GOLDEN, SUGARED OR CINNAMON ' Grape Jelly INK FLAVOR .2 jlr I Dutch Apple Pie . si» 39c Elbow Macaroni or long spaghetti Tomato Ketchup -new pack- 2 x ; 39c Enriched White Bread 1 w 17c 1 j W wmAmmA - TMmDto £dud HiMta/ •arv" io’/x-oz. iQp ■ ■■ . ' ■ • IWMHV MWp NEW PACK ■ ■ can A|| prjcM jn fhi> ad effect|ve fhru $ aU Oct. 8. wl MUT AT UNTIC I PACIFIC TU COMPANY

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GOP Chairman Signs Contract For Convention 1956 Conviction To Be Held In 'Frisco Opening August 20 WASHINGTON (INS) — Republican national chairman Leonard W. Hall said today the (GOP convention definitely will go on as scheduled next Aug. 20 in the Cow Palace at San Francisco. Hall said he signed the contract today for the Cow Palace and made the announcement immediately as '‘complete answer to false statements” by Democrats that the GOP convention would be held earlier and possibly in Chicago, j He added: "In my opinion, there will never be an early convention form here on in. iWth the modern media of communications, it’s going to be tough to sustain a campaign tor even six or seven weeks." Asked if he would speculate an possible Republican candidates in view of President Eisenhower s illness, Hall said it would be improper for "him to <io so. Rut he Indicated the GOP committee still looks upon Mr. Eisenhower and Vice President Richard M. Nixon as the 14K>6 ticket.

Russia Seeking To Expand Conference Wants Discussion Os *Far Eastern Topics UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (INS) —Russia stepped up today its drive to expand the Oct. 27 Big Four conference at Geneva to include broad Far Eastern topics. It called for re-establishment of economic ties between North and South Korea. Soviet delegate P. N. Kumykin joined the chorus of Soviet and Asian spokesmen seeking Big Four consideration of east Asian problems by declaring in the UN economic committee that renewal of economic links between the two Koreas will speed reconstruction of the war-ravaged peninsula. followed by 24 hours a disclosure by Indian diplomat V. K. Krishna Menon that Red China would agree to “internationally supervised’"’ elections throughout Korea. UN observers viewed Menon's statement before the assembly as a “trial balloon” aimed at splitting western policy in Asia and part of the Soviet effort to include Red China. Formosa and Korea on the agenda of the Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Geneva. Revival Services At Mt. Tabor Church 9 Revival services will begin at the Mt. Tabor Methodist church at Bobo next Sunday with services Sunday night and every night next week at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. A. M. Christie, pastor of the Preble circut, Methodist churches, will be the evangelist. All members and friends of the church are invited to attend, according to the announcement by the pastor, the Rev. Edgar Johnston. Adopt Resolution For Foundation The national convention of the Moose lodge, held recently at Philadelphia, unanimously adopted a resolution for establishment of a national foundation for the study of mental hygiene. The resolution called for the establishment “of a functional foundation. similar or comparable to the National Foundation for Ipfantile Paralysis. Its purpose shall be the shedding of light on the problems of mental disease, its causes and cures.” Margarine Output Is Below Last Year WASHINGTON (INS) — The ’national association of margarine manufacturers reports that output of its product increased 15 percent from July to August but is running behind last year's rate. The actual figure for August was 01.592,000 ponds as compared with 105.344.0ft0 pounds in the same month, last year. NOTICE TO IIIDUEKV , Notice is. hereby giver®.that the Board of Commissioners of Adams ...county, Indiana, will until the -buux. <if 9;0O A. M. Monday October 17. 19.75, receive sealed bids for one <1)44 ton Pickup Truck, complete. Trade in one It) Master Chevrolet *4 Ton Pickup. A 1945 Model. Speeifiiatiiuis are on file dm the Auditor's Office. Rids must lie submitted on fprms prewriliid by the State Board of A.ecotinU, and nuust-accompanied by bidders bond or certified Cheek in an anuiuut equat ion, of the price hid. “ By order of the Board of Cnminissioiicrs of Adams County. . F UASK K 1 'l'St > X Auditor of Adams’ County Oct.- 5-11 ' •

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1856

‘ nite S fi Pvt. Robert F. Kiser Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer of 604 Washington street have received ihe new address of their sou Robeit F. Kiser, who was recently home on furlough. His address is: Pvt. Robert F. Kiser U. S. 55540114; Co. *‘B” sth Bn.; QM&H Regt.; Class 56-23; Fort Lee. Virginia. Heavy Rainfall Is October Forecast Farmers Advised To Seed Winter Grains LFAYETTE, Ind. (INS) -HopsTer farmers today were advised ttf seed winter grains as soon as possible to avoid heavy rainfall predicted for the remainder of October. Purdue agronomists said the. 30-, day outlook released by the U. S. weather bureau forcast five inches of rain throughout the slate for the remainder of (he month. iWfth heavy rainfall forecast', farmers were told to plant grain rather shallow since moister is more than adequate in most areas now. Specialists said grain should be planted as soon as w’eather permits even though the fly free date may not have arived. Early corn harvest is paramount where ear moisture is low enough for satisfactory crit/Httfg. but agronomists said corn with high field mois.ure should be handled with iinlesa rfryiiig fau'ilitie.s are available. ,

\ Quality Photo Finishing All work left before noon on Thursday—ready the next day, Friday, at HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. BEWARE! COUGHS FROM COMMON COLDS THAT HANG ON Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough, chest cold, or acute bronchitis is not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance with any medicine less potent than Crcomulsion. It goes into the bronchial system to help, loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial membranes. Creomulsion blends beechwood creosote by special process with other time-tested medicines for coughs. It contains no narcotics. Get a large bottle of Creomulsion at your drug store. For children get milder, faster Creomulsion for Children in the pink and blue package. Adv. The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with 1 Gift* ft Greeting# from Friendly Business Neighbors and Your Civic, and Social Welfare Leaders On ths occasion oft The Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthdays Engagement Announcements Change of residence Arrivals of Newcomers to City . ....;. Phone 3-3196 or 3-3479