Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 85, Decatur, Adams County, 10 April 1956 — Page 7

TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1860

THESE STORES OPES ’till 9P. N. Bargains for Everyone!

Check the Special Bargains on these two pages and do your shopping Wednesday night! You can save money on many items! SHOP IN DECATUR EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT! FREE PARKING! •• • ♦ ■ Newberry’s* STOCK * Newberry’s > REDUCTION SALE e I ASST. Ladies J BOYS Mesh ■ SUITS f < Panties ■ Sizes 3to 6 ECKOIOg Satin Finish Sizes 6-7, ■ Polo- MatchCake, Pie, White, "*® B °* er Bread and Pink, Blue, ■ Pant* Muffin Pane Maize, R eg- 1,00 Values to 39c and Red H 29c WALL PAINT COFFEE CUPS I MAIL BOXES < Flat Wall Paint. White Platonite | One Time Buy. One Coat Covers. Extra Large Can Be Locked. « i-VsL. 2,, 15® 47c — ASST. WHITE DISH PANS GLASSWARE U MORSES White With Red Swedish Styled Large Asst, of Trim Serving Olshes • Styles Reg. 1.19 Reg. 29c Reg. 1.49 88c 2 39 c 97c I ■ B Ladies 4PARAHouse ■ KEETS Slippers H Can Be Terry Cloth H Taught To Lined, H Talk. Ideal Asst. H Pet For All Printed ■ Re - 249 11 00 lasTVeek-^saleends satUßday self • HEIU DEDDV’Q • self SERVICE RCWDEnni V SERVICE At Kaye’s keg WIN this THUNDERBIRD Win with fl eßattery powered for Zffb ■ smooth, fast take-off* I e Actual Ford Starter I o Exact ’/* scale model re /ast/fl e Ei tC f r | C | lorni foam k,uu-*M* I cushions, sealed beam headlight* I • 3-positfon gear shift — COME IN TODAY-1 b ™”* , YOU MAY WIN THIS THUNDERBIRD BE SURE TO WATCH CARTOON EXPRESS on WKJG-TV j Mondays - Wednesdays and Fridays at 4:00 P. M. S&oe Stone j “Quality Footwear” 4-doors So. of Bank Oecatur, fnd. * OPEN WED. & SAT. EVENINGS ’Till 9:00

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SHOP and SAVE at open every ni Aruuuri |fe I Wednesday night DfeanUYiWE-LLa - until 9:oo p.m, » JSk CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES! BARGAINS for EVERYONE! fßllfl ADI IIAOE 1 LADIES COTTON SENSATIONAL SAVINGS NYLON HOSE Bl amoi-o in c/Ra BLOUSES /CTk Ladies Spring Coats 99c B Toppers & Full Lengths Sheer 51 Ga. -15 Den. Short Sleeves SWM 2 Best Spring Colors Solid Colors and W&IbZ 100% WOOL $<D QC Sizes 8% to 11 Patterns TOPPERS as low as__ Sizes 32 to 38 FAILLE DUSTERS SQ a QC D LADIES RAYON ■MB - as low as DRESSES B ft FULL LENGTH 3? OS BRIEFS WOOL COATS low as 1 3*" *£.BB * f/ H Non-Iron Kriskay Plisse W for A* f ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED! New Smart Prints White - Pink - Blue 1 A ... „ . «. a JUNIORS - MISSES ■ Sizes S-M - L Ladies Spring Suits HALF SIZES Regular 39c Pair RAYON LINEN SUITS SILKALENE WOOLENS $ 1 V 5 ‘ *l6’ 95 SAVE $3.00 to $5.00 On \ GIRDLE! SALE. COATS Pla|ta GI,DLES "™ 99s U vflL L« SPRING I ~ discontinued numbers Gabardines, Wools, Nylons, Failles Fabric Snti?StZllJ ° a^S 0 " 1 garterS) * TOPPER and FULL LENGTH COATS RegSr S S4q?tirl^ofeai - Sizes Ito 6x $9.98 i Si, f S 7tO U 'A*?® ACT FAST! BUY NOW WHILE*OUR as low as ... ~ 1 as low as — ■# * STOCK IS COMPIFTF’ ALL COATS REDUCED! NONE OVER $9.98! COMPLETE. GIRLS SPRING SUITS REDUCED I SPRINGTIME BHOADCLOTH MRTY PR,,,TS 79c Yd - PRINTS and LL’’KLE-RESISTANT— DRIP-DRY FABRICS 3 YARDS *1* 00 SOLID COLORS IN SMART NEW PRINTS Men’s White T-Shirts s . C « A ’^ Y Shop Caps 1 *I.OO Work Shirts 97c 35c3 fw r i.o® , A for >* WW LONG TAILS * NYLON REINFORCED NECK Heavy Weight Chambray Hicknrv Sizes S- M - L Sizes 14'/ 2 to 17 Hickory Stripe—Gray Covert buntan * SHOP and SAVE at arrange: for a ®oM!FHPBS il CHARGE ACCOUNT BLACKWELLS Then When Shopping j i M Just Say “CHARGE IT q|>en WEDHESPAY SATURDAY NIGHTS /till 9:00 P.M.

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Annual Award Won By Kroger Company Annual award for the best store traffic promotion tor 1955 has been tfon by the Kroger Co., It was announced by C. Robert Steltenkanip, president of the premium Industry club at the national premium buyers exposition in Chicago. Awards also went to Top Value Enterprises, Inc., of Dayton, 0., and Campbell-Mithun, Inc., Minneapolis advertising agency, sot their work in developing the Top Value trading stamp program. School Superintendents Meeting Here Today Gail GrabfU, county superintendent of schools, was host today to inembers of the Northeastern Indiana county superintendents association. There are 15 members in the group which met at the county ctourt house today. Among the problems discussed at today's meeting were social security reporting, teachers salaries and legislation. Lawrence Foote, Allen county superintendent, is president of the association. ' t‘. ■ T'- ■'— : ■ Most 01 Tax Burden On Property Owners Indiana Property Owners Pay Heavily INDIANAPOLIS (INS) —The executive secretary of the Indiana ’taxpayers association said tax fefo’rmers must not forget that property owners pay most of the cost of government. Walter T. Horn said: “In any discussion of. tax reforms for Indiana, it must be borne in mind that property taxes pay most at the cost of government.” Hora said that Indiana's tax structure Is under scrutiny at the moment and recommendations for changes will be submitted to the general assembly of 1957. Horn contended that from the ♦lme Indiana adopted a new constitution in 1851 until 62 years latpr, virtually all of the cost of government was paid by property taxes. He said: “Since then, we have seen imposition of the poll tax, inheritance taxes, Imposts on intangibles, license fees for automobiles, taxes on motor fuel, excises on alcoholic beverages and cigarettes.” He said the sole purpose of the gross income tax, authorised in 1932 was to afford for {he •property taxpayers. Jut dedared although the “gross income tax now produces an excess of 8100-mlllion annually, the burden of property taxes has continued to increase.”

W.WAW.W.W.W Adams County (Wtertainl Corner by D. HOYT CALLOW STIEFEL GRAIN CO.

“GRAND OLE OPRY” PIP STARTENA GROWING PROGRAM If you were watching the Grand Ole Opry oif WFBMTV Saturday, March 31 or will watch it on WIN-TV at 11:00 on Saturday, April 14 you will see the weighing in of two pigs which will be ted on Putina Pig Startena tor 4 Weeks and will then be weighed out. A complete record of feed used, weight gained, and cost of grain will then be given. We at Stiefel Grain Co, put our pigs in on March 31. They were eight weeks of age and weighed 69 lbs. One week later on April 7 they were, weighed again ; . and had gained 35 tbs. using 10 tbs. of feed at a' cost of |3.60. This made a cost per lb. of gain at slightly over 9 cents per lb. The next time you are in town stop in ahd look at them grow or better yet stop in several times and see them weighed. We will be weighing them each Saturday until the end of April. GROW BETTER CALVES THE PURINA WAY ... If you want to raise dairy calves that Can more than triple their birth weight in just four months’ time, put your calves on the Purina Calf Feeding Program! Here's how It works! When your calves are four days old, start ’em on Purina Nursing Chow and continue feeding for one month. This is a special milk-replacing formula that gives bahy calves the extra nutrients they need to grow strong, fast. And just one bag replaces over ; W pounds; of wholie milk . . . . so you see how much ■milk-

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May Seek Further ; Air Force Spending Senator Russell May Ask Increase WASHINGTON (IN«j — oenate j armed services chairman , B. Russell said today Preaident - Elsenhower’s request tor an extra > half billion dollars may not be > enough to maintain U.S. air superiority over Russia. While pledging "earnest support” to the President's appeal, the Georgia Democrat told a newsman he was ■’•not completely satisfied with It” and that he may seek a further boost tn air force spending. i , Mr. Eisenhower’s request for , '1547,109,900 would boost spending . oh the eight-engined B-52 jet supert bomber, expand guided missile research, step up America's radar warning systems and increase the ’ strength of the armed forces. . ' iThe President said the money—- ' which would hike total defense spending In fiscal year 1957 'to 89 billion, 400 million dollars—would not unbaanee-the budget: But Sen. Walter F. George (D Ga.), said a baanced budget ‘‘looks dubious and doubtful” unless congress cuts other appropriations to make way for higher defense spending. *| Russell suggested that congres/ might accomplish this by reducing or eliminating the U. S. foreign did program, which he contended does not effectively stop aggression. Cypriot Bomb Plot Found At Airport NICOSIA ($1). — Royal air ' force personnel took over Nicosia's civil airport today on a virtual war basis after a Cypriot plot to put 1 time bombs on planes was dis--1 covered Monday night. £ Investigate Theft ’ At Local Hospital 5 Local police are conducting an investigation of a robbery at the * Adams county memorial hospital - which occurred last Thursday ■ morning. An undetermined amount • of money was taken from the doc- ■ tor's room at the hospital. The money belonged to physicians who - were at the hospital Thursday ? moning. I- Hospital personnel told the inb vestigating officers that a stranger c was seen waiting in the hospital that morning. He was presumed to e be a salesman or someone waiting n to <eee a doctor. Re disappeared e missing., f It is believed that the man eni tered the doctor’s lounge and went 1 through the wallets. He was seen ' near he entrance lo the room.

money Purina can save you! At the same time, keep dry Calf Startena in front of your calves and continue Calf Startena for four months. Follow "that program, and by the time your calves are four months old —they should have more than tripled their birth weight! That's the kind of results you should get on the Purina Calf Program . . ask Stiefel Grain Co. to tell you all about it the next time you are in town! NEW ALMOST HUMAN BRAIN Thanks to a new. almoat- , human ingredient computer Stiefel Grain Co.—your Purina CheHl-Mix Dealer — can now match your grain with just enough of the right Purina Concentrates for beet results! Just tell Stiefel Grain Co; the amount and kind Os .grain you have on hand, and .he kind of poultry or livestock you want to feed it to. in just a tew seconds —with the help of the new Chek-R-Mixer— Stiefel Grain Co. will figure the formula, you need, and then mix it fer you. Now. this new Chek-R-Mixer automatically takes into consideration the very latest research work on proteins, minerals, vitamins and grains. Built and designed by Purina . and backed by. over 62 years of Purina feed making experience . . . this new Purina Chek-R-Mixer helps you get more meat, milk and eggs from your grain. And the Chek-R-Mixer Is available for only Purina Dealers to use! So, to get top production ~ from your grain, stop in and* let Stiefel Grain Co. show ■you hbw the New t'hek-R-Mixer work*. TOti ir like thfe : new" " Ohek-R-Mfx grtfidtrtg and-mixing service.- :