Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 184, Decatur, Adams County, 6 August 1956 — Page 3

MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1958

WEDDING DATE SET BY NORMA JEAN CONRAD Mr. and Mrs. Walter Conrad of route two. Decatur, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their eldest daughter, Norma Jean, to Walter Osterman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Osterman of route four, Decatur. The marriage will take place Saturday, September 8, at the Salem Evangelical and Reformed church at Magley, with the Rev. H. E. Settlage officiating. Miss Conrad is a graduate of Adams Central high school an<| is employed at the Lincoln National Life Insurance company in Fort Wayne. Her fiance was graduated from Adams Central high school and International Business College, He is employed in the office of the Central Soya company. EXPRESSES THANKS TO DANCE ORCHESTRA The teen council of that- Youth Community Center wishes to thank the American Federation of Musicians and local 607 for furnishing the music of "Speck” Hehble and his orchestra for their mid-summer hop Friday night. These free dances are grants from the recording and transcription fund of the union, and are one of the ways the union is endeavoring to help in the fight against delinquency. During the intermission ot the dance, the teen council surprised the director, "Mac” McGeath, with a birthday cake and cards signed by those attending the dance. The next dance will be held at the center Tuesday, August 14. RUTH VONGUNTEN WINS SPEECH CONTEST Miss Ruth VonGunten was the winner of the Adams County W.C.T. speech contest. The contest was held at the Nuttman Avejnue U. B. church. Miss VonGunten used as her topic "A Magician's Hat." She received a brOnxe medal for her prixe. Mrs. Edna Shady is the director of the contest. MISSIONARY SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING RECENTLY - The Women's Missionary society of the Nuttman Avenue U. B. church met rlfeent!y*witJr MTs. Faye Michel, with Mrs. Stella Rice leading the devotional program. Articles of special interest were "Visions," by Mrs. Dorothy Harklesj.and "Thru the Upper Window," by Clara Dague. During the business meeting the president, Mrs. Vesta Parker, emphasised the different phases of the plan of work. A social hour was enjoyed following the benediction. -. o_ ■_, ~ ; „'.. ' _ (Mrs. Austin McMichaels will be hostess to the W.S.C.S. of the Mt. Tabor Methodist church Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. * The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will hold a business meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the C. L. of C. hall. The W.S.W.S. of the Calvary E.U.B. church will meet Friday at the church at 8 o’clock The Limberldst Trail Riders met Sunday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Peck for a potluck dinner and a regular meeting. Plans were made for a trail ride over Labor Day week-end to the Frances Slacum park in Peru. An ice cream social, sponsored by the Pleasant Mills school band, will be held Saturday at 5:30 o’clock on the Pleasant Mills school grounds. A' home made ice-cream social will be held Saturday evening at Memorial clock. This is being sponsored by the Church of God Missionary society. The Decatur home demonstration club will meet Wednesday after- • noon at 2 o’clock at the home ot Mrs. Charles Beineke. Members are asked to note that the meeting is being held one week earlier then usual. ' Quality Photo Finishings AU Work Left Before 8:00 p. m. Monday, Ready Wednesday at 10 a. m. Holthouse Drug Co.

. i , —J Society Iteme for today’s publication must be phoned In by 11 a. m. (Saturday 0:30 a.m,) Karen Striker Phone 3-2121 MONDAY Sacred Heart study club, Mrs. Dick Shell, 8 p.m. V. ladies auxiliary, business meeting, 8 p.m. TUESDAY Catholic Ladies of Columbia, business meeting, C. L. of C. hall, 7:30 p.m. Happy Homemakers home demonstration dub, Mrs. Floyd Mitchel 7:30 p.m. Happy Homemakers home demonstration club, Mrs. Floyd Baker, 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Decatur home demonstration club, Mrs. Charles Beineke, 2 p’.m. THURSDAY Mt. Pleasant W.S.C.S., !<rs. Robert Fuhrman, 1:30 p.m. FRIDAY _ W. of Calvary E.U.B. 8 p.m. W.S.C.S. of Mt. Tabor Methodist church, Mrs. Austin McMichaels, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY Ice cream social, Pleasant Mills school grounds. 5:30 p.m., sponsored by school band. Ice-cream social, sponsored byChurch of God Missionary society. Memorial park, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Mrs. Dick Heller is visiting in Rensselaer this week. Sr. M. Gabrielita, a teacher at Bishop Noll high school in Hammond, is visiting for two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Holthouse of Madison street. Ninteen young people from the First Methodist church have returned after a week-long institute for the Methodist youth fellowship at Camp Epworth Forest at Lake Webster. Dr. Edward Peck left Sunday for a week's business trip to Midland, Tex. Harold Sommer of 710 Mercer left recently for Long Island, N. Y., to Ylsit his hfpther. apd his 1 Ist Lt.'tfna Mrs:’ Ufiestersommen Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Kirkpatrick 1 of this city learned recently that ! their son Paul, presently the associate minister at the Church of God in Flint. Mich., has accepted the church at Big Rapids. Mich. He will assume the pastorate the first of September. Mrs. Robert Mcßride and Ellen and Gerald visited with the Wendell Miller family in Indianapolis Thursday and Friday while McBride attended a business meeting for the Kraft Foods salesmen. Col. and Mrs. J. I. Sanmann re 7 turned to Decatur Saturday. Mrs. Sanmann has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Woods, at Fairbury, Neb., since the first Os July. Col. Sanmann conducted the auction sale of the Ulm Motel in Morrocco, July 28. and then went to Fairbury, Neb., to.spend the week with Mrs. Sanmann's parents and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Leon McCormick and children Mike and Phylllh Delee of West Lafayette are visiting with Mrs. McCortmick'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry James of Decatur. New Address Mrs. Robert Bultemeier, the former Mary Rentx, has received the address of her husband, which is: Pvt. Robert L. Bultemeier U.S. 55582764; “A” Btry. 197 A.F.A. Bn.: 3 Pit.: Fort Hood; Tex. ■ New Address Mr. and Mrs. Lase Grimm of route two. Decatur, have received the new address of their son. Thomas, who recently left for the service. His new address is: A 3/C Thomas K. Grimm AF 22961063; 3439th Sturon-N-5143; Lowry., A.F.8., Colorado. High Stool To prevent unnecessary fatigue, have a high stool to use when paring vegetables, wasting dishes, ironing, and doing other things which may be accomplished while sitting. f Fall/Term J *9*. 17 ■ fa cad Hwwse ■ Apprewed fee V•fxwi Tr alnlng I ► NOT revrired I - Z ( International College Z 7 Fsrt Wayne 2, Indiana J

Ed Sullivan Hurt In Auto Accident Television Master , Os Ceremonies Hurt SEYMOUR, Conn. (UP) — Television master of ceremonies Ed Sullivan and three other men were injured early today when his automobile collided headon with a second car near here. Sullivan was returning to his Southbury home after broadcasting his CBS-television show from McGuire air force base in New Jersey. Sullivan, who suffered chest injuries, was .reported in fair condition at Griffin Hospital, Derby. A hospital spokesman said Sullivan was "resting comfortably” but that it was impossible to say how long he would be hospitalized. The spokesman said X-rays would be taken today to determine the extent of his injuries. Also listed in fair condition were his son-in-law, Robert Precht, 26, who received a ankle and lacerations; his body guard, Ralph Cacace, 34. of New Haven, who head injury; and the driver of the second car, Joseph Palmucci, 22. of Ansonia, who sustained face lacerations, a possible broken jaw and a possible hip fracture. When police arrived, Sullivan was sitting, daxed, on the highway. Precht and Cacace had to be pried from the wreckage. Palmucci was thrown clear. Both cars were wrecked. r Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Rich of Bluffton are the parents of a babyboy born Saturday at 7 a.m. at the Clinic hospital in Bluffton. He was named D. Douglas. Mrs. Rich was the former Beverly Lobsiger. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lobsiger of Monroe and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lilian Rich of Monroe. At the Adams county memorial hospital: John and Mildred Deysenroth Bird of Decatur are the parents of a baby boy born Saturday at 5:12 p.m., weighing nine pounds and 7)4 ounces. A baby boy was born to Albert and Helen Ryan Daw-son of Monroeville Saturday-at 4:41 p.m., weighing nine pounds and five ounces. b 8:58 p.m. a baby was born to Edward and Vivian Riley Tricker of Decatur, weighing four pounds and 14 ounces. Carl and Ruth Maxelin Baxter of Decatur are the parehTs of a babyboy born Sunday at 11:55 pm. weighing six pounds and eight ounces. . : Today at_2:lo a.m. a baby boy was born to James and Marilyn Garner Frey of- Decatur, weighing seven pounds and ten ounces. [WoSRITAL Admitted Jack Beaubout, Decatur; Norman Richman. Hoagland: Dean Lepper Hoagland; baby Jay Sprunger. Geneva; John Geels, Decatur. Diemissed James C. Basham, Decatur, transferred to Parkview in Fort Wayne; William Shepherd. Portland; Mrs. John Bird and baby boy, Decatur; Mrs. Doyle Myers and baby girl, Fort Wayne; Nina Brow-n. Decatur; Connie Jean Reinking. Preble: Dean Lepper, Hoagland; Norman Richman, Hoagland. If jou have sometntng to sell c rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. ‘t brings results.

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WILLIAM C. Westcott. Jr, 32, • publicity man, was found beaten to death in his luxurious Hollywood Hills, Calif, apartment He had been pistol-whipped and his skull crushed, apparently by an intruder using the victim’s own pistol The slayer is believed to have fled in Westcott’s white convertible. (International/

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DR. LEROY I. BURNEY (above), of Indianapolis, Ind„ was named by President Elsenhower to be the new Surgeon General of the UK Public Health Service. He succeeds Dr. Leonard A Scheel®, who resigned July 31. Dr. Burney has been assistant surgeon general since 1954. (International)

Humphrey Urging More To Announce Urges Second Place Candidates Announce WASHINGTON (UP) — Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey wants other Democrats who would like to be vice president to follow bis lead and formally announce their candidacies for the nomination. Humphrey said Sunday that selection of vice presidential candidates should be taken out of “smoke-filled rooms.” The Minnesota senator broke political tradition last week by announcing that he would like to win second place on the Democratic ticket next fall. He said that if other candidates would do likewise “it would be good for the party and a new experience in American politics.” Humphrey said the vice presidency should be "as fully and openly discussed, considered and sought for as a seat in congress." He said the vice presidency itself has taken on considerable importance in recent years. He noted that the vice president is now a member of the national security council, charged with the nation’s safety. The idea that vice presidents shoMjd be Mtegted by a few party leaders in tnelegendery smokefind * room is “a hangover from the mid- Nineteenth Century,” Humphrey said. If you have something to sen o> rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. Week’s Sewing Buy r f/// I 1 I** - 1\ #7 .1 tip. / vli |l If xOi i f if w 7f W i 1/ i I \ 9362 \ SIZES r 12-20 ‘’ - « Snap Co sew. smart to wear —as a cool sundress, or shortie cobbler apron! It’s your favorite wrap-around style, that fits every figure to smooth perfection. See the diagram—opens flat for easy ironing too. . You're sure to want several in colorful cottons! Pattern 9362: Misses' Sixes 12. 14, 16; 18, 20. Size 16 takes 4% yards 35-inch fabric. This easy-to-do pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pattern for let-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Decatur Daily Democrat Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly Name, Address with Zone, Size and Style Number.

NIBLICK A CO, DOLL AD DAY Wednesday, august sth wbaxi* ■ 9;0fl AM to 9 . Cfl p M READY-TO-WEAR CLEARANCE! RAYON DRESS PRINTS, 42” Wide, Good Pattern*. • Great Dress Sale, Prices Slashed! ra S yon d P r R esl ‘ Yd- 11-00 LADIES BETTER DRESSES, Junior*, Mis*e* and Half Size*. 42- Wide E SALE pR| I E * P BJ,ade *> 112 00 PINWALE CORDUROY. All new plain”color*.” Reg.” $1.29. ’ ONE RACK OF LADIES COTTON DRESSES, DOLLAR DAY ONLY Yd SIOO Sleeveless and Sunback Style*. CHECK GINGHAM. Beautiful" wwi?' $3.98 Quality ON SALE — —- $2.69 Wa* 79c Yd. SALE 2 Yd* SIOO $5.98 Quality ON SALE ....— $4.00 INDIAN GINGHAM! (Cotton and Celaperm) 45” wide SLEEVELESS BLOUSES ON SALE, White and Color., All Size. Fine Multi-Color Check*. Wa. $1.19 yd On Sale 2 Yd*. $1.50 - E ach or .. 2 for $5.00 EXTRA SPECIAL! One Group FIGURED DIMITY, >l-8 ° . A°n 1 < Le r « P r,A . 'VeuM™ E ’ Ch ” 2 83 00 DOTTED SWISS, GINGHAM and DRESB PRINTS. LAD ES PEDAL PUSHERS and SHORTS • Value* up to 79c. ON SALE DOLLAR DAY .... 3 Yd*. SI.OO ' ’• 80L,D COLOR TERRY CLOTH . 36” wide. Wa. $1.25. FIGURED SMOCKS, Sizes 12 to 20 Limited Supply — y-* »-* qq Reduced to - $2.00 < $3.00 COTTON KRINKLE CREPE 36” wide. FlgLrwT*' ’ « MATERNITY DRESSES, 2-Piece Style*. Size* 10 to 18 Pattern*. SALE 3 Yd* SIOO Reduced to ..... -- $2.98 to $4.98 “BPRINGKNIGHT” PLISSE CREPE””piain' Colon FINAL COAT SALE, At Low, Low Prices etter Grade. SALE —.._..L 2 Yd*. SI.OO I 29 SHORTIE COATS, Reduced SB.OO to SIB.OO SHEETS, TABLE COVERS. 20 FULL LENGTH COATS, Reduced to $12.00 to $23.00 IVTTTQI TKT IT’T A XTXTY7T T'U ’ BETTER COTTON SKIRTS, Good Selection, good size range - lUUoUUN, T JuAININIIiLi, JLtC. Value* to $5.98. SALE PRICE ..M $2.00, $3.00 to $4.49 PLASTIC FIGURED TABLE COVERS, Size 54” x 54” SALE 75c LADIES 2-Piece ALL WOOL SUITS vN SALE */i PRICE! PRICES REDUCED! GOOD GRADE! Size 54” x 72” . 10 ONLY Reg. $39.95 On Sale Dollar Day at Each $20.00 SALE PRICE SI.OO 6 ONLY RAYON and LINEN SUITS On Sale at .... Each $9.00 CLEAR PLASTIC PILLOW COVERS! Zipper Fastener. LADIES BATHING SUIT SALE! SALE 2 f or SI.OO Broken Size* and Color* $2.98 up CLEAR PLASTIC BLANKET BAG, with ’Zipper Opening. WHITE KNIT SHRUGS, Small, Medium, Large SALE PRICE each SI.OO On su. 0.,,., 0.,.. - ■ ----- »’■” pAHTUL I'oU)R MHHIM, Tp. Bl MdM 2ALL DRESS SALE—One Rack of Over 100 Full Size 81” x 108.” Pink, Blue, Green, Dresses to select from, at Yellow, Orchid. Regular $2.99. SALE. 2 for $5.00 $3.00, $5.00, $7.00 and $9.00 PASTEL COLOR CASES to Match 7 only white uniforms, Ladle* size* Regular $1.39. SALE Pair SI.OO To Close Out - Each SI.OO COTTON PRINTED TABLECLOTHS, Size 50” x 50” LADIES KNIT POLO BHIRT SALE! - SALE - each SIOO Stripe*, Plain*. On Bala -79 c, SI.OO A $1.49 ALL LINEN TOWELING* (Genuine Stevene INFANTS AND CHILDREN’S ?# ae M d l co,ored bor<,er - WEAR SALE! FIGURED COTTON TOWELING, Wa* 39c Yd. TEEN AGE, GIRLS and TODDLER SIZE COATS w 2?h LA o R ..^ A \ 8AI ; E ™ — 4 Ydr 1100 NOW SELLING AT ft THE REGULAR PRICE! w ”‘ d™ 2/ ’ a i VERY GOOD QUALITY COATS! pillow tubing <2""" y GIRLS BETTER COTTON DRESSES, 3to 6x and 7to 14 yr*. p erfect QuaH 7® ’ yP 2 Yd. SIOO * 84-49 " CLOTH °F GOLD” Fin*”Bl Wh'ed” "o”r” Muslin,' ’ GIRLS COTTON FIGURED SKIRTS ON SALE NOW! For many uteß Regular Price 39c. ON SALE .. 3 Yd*. SI.OO sl-00 to $2.98 OUTING FLANNEL, 36” wide. Light or Dark Stripe. GIRLS SUMMER BLOUBEB, Sleeveless Style* £ y ds • 1 00 CH LDREN 8-SHORTS, Denim, Gingham, etc. WASH CLOTHS, Pa.tel Color* (10 to Pkg.) ON SALE..Pkg. 88c Size* 3to 6x and 7to 14. Low Sale Price* 79c to $1.69 TERRY HAND TOWELS, 15” x 25” Solid Color*. GIRLS BERMUDA BHORTB AND PEDAL PUSHERS, Flpat Quality. Regular Price was 59c. Sizes 7 to 14. Some plain, tome figured. SPECIAL CLOSE OUT PRICE 3 for SI.OO Were $1.98. On Sale $1.69 BIG CANNON BATH TOWELS, 22” x 44” Were SI.OO. LITTLE BOYS’ MATCHED SHIRT AND SHORT SET, SPECIAL PRICE ... each 75c No Ironing Cotton*. Sizes 2to 6x. BIG SIZE WASH CLOTHS, Sol Id Color*.' ’ w’eTe’w’c ea. Regular $1.98. On Sale $1.69 SPECIAL CLOSEOUT PRICE 5 for SI.OO LITTLE BOYS SUMMER CAPS, With Bill QUILTED MATTRESS PADS. Full Bed Size. (Factory On Sale 88c Second*.) Only 36 to sell. SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY, ea. $3.00 yrs. Value* to $2.98. Sale Price 5—... 89c to $2.69 BLANKETS, PILLOWS, BEDSPREADS, I Li r l ;, E ° I ° YB *"°^ E Z EUE ”• UMUITE - DRAPERIES, Etc. Also Toddler Size* —79 cto $2.69 OI I E ? R0 ® 0LI ® C ? LOR BL ? h N ? ETS% GIRLS BATHING SUITS, Size* 4to 14, “ n R °‘ e Bhade ' Were * 2 "- One Special Group On Sale * SI.OO Sa-r' E *' 8200 GIRLS BABY DOLL PAJAMAS, Cotton Pliaae, Sizes 3to 14 C^s. N L h E <> B BA VI. P ” te 1 ,hadeß, $2.98 Quality,.. #OW $2.69. $1.98 Quality .. NOW $1.69 PRICE Ea. $1.25 ■ Glßfet 9ATHWW SUITS. Our Entire Stock.On Sale rOAM RUBBER PILLOWS, White Percale. , , At Great Reduction*. $6.98 NOW <4.98 $3.98 NOW $2.98 ft/ fra P on i XtD ~ E *‘ $2.98 NOW $1.98 $1.98 NOW $1.49 E ' °“ d LOt Va,uea to 82 - 98 - L On TL S E aIe BOVS ’ TRUNK8 ’ " 39c to $1 69 CHE "‘“ E P..U!” Coio”r7 $ f 8, £ L ft° B S’ 8 ™ M « Size 14 Only 3 pr*. SI.OO ..° | N BA Jj E ®. O si AR ® AY E>- 8500 COTTON FLANNEL DIAPERS, Size 27” x 27" ALA p T8 ’ 72 X9O (Only 4td ae,,) _ Soft, Comfortable Pkg. of 6 SI.OO W u, ™ rmppt ai*L’CT ’iL'.’ —1" . tl °*° o FITTED CRIB SHEETS, Sanforized, White. Each SI.OO rL B prtel°i. F "* Arnerlcan RECEIVING BLANKETS, Figured Pattern dollar DAY® on 'v 30" x 40” .1.... Each 79c or 2 for SI.OO °° n LEAR ° A 2 f ° r 83 00 PLAYTEX BABY PANTS, Latex, Discontinued Style 2 for SI.OO ” “ Ured BABY BONNET SALE, On. Sp.e,., Group E.« M. P.lr »00 BOVS SH6RT"SLEEVfi SHIhW Sport sn<l “^. A , L .^. AW ROD BALE ’ ““ w ' m “”’ r Dress Styles. Sizes 3 to 14 yrs. also larger size okaw'roob.' . Nylon and Cottons, Figured or Plain. Extend. 50" to 90” salb Ba. SI.BB DOLLAR DAY SALE-SLOP each great drapery fabric sale, 48” wide Heavy SLIPPERS, HOSIERY, HANDBAGS, Q« a "ty. sale va. SI.OO ni?T rin SHEER RAYON HEMMED CURTAINS, Good Quality, DXdUIO, rOC. Ready to hang. 72” or 81” Length. Valuee to $3.60 pair. WASHABLE TERRY CLOTH HOUSE SLIPPERS, SALE ..L*..... 2 Pair* $5.00 Foam Cushion Innersoles. White and Color*. WHITE MARQUISETTE RUFFLE CURTAINS * Reg. $1.98. DOLLAR DAY $1.59 72” Length.. SALE 1 2 Pair* $5.00 NYLON GLOVES, White and Pastel Colors, Sizes 6 to 8 ODD LOT OF CURTAINS, Ruffled, Hemmed or Cottage Value* to $1.98. Dollar Day Only pr. SI.OO Styles ‘ ..... Pair SI.OO NYLON HOSIERY SALE, First Quality, 51 Guage, 15 Denier WOVEN COTTON BEDSPREADS, Full or Twin Size. All New Shade*. Size* 9to 11. Dollar Day 0n1y..2 pr*. SI.OO DOLLAR DAY ; Ea. $3.00 KNEE-HIGH NYLONS, Sheer Seamie** Quality. Reg. 79c PLASTIC RUFFLING (Frame Your Window) Figured - — Sizes Bt/i to 11. DOLLAR DAY ONLY ......... 2 prs. SI.OO or Solid Colors. Was 35c yard. CAMPUS BERMUDA SOCKS, Heavy Rib Style. All White SPECIAL CLOSE OUT PRICE 5 Yd*. SI.OO wMJk.Vi. 2 Rugs, unoleums, wall All styles including All-Leather Clutch Bags. COVERING ON SATzE! Li?TLEGm?s whlte £2ndb Jcs^Reo ‘ P ' U * Ux IN OUR SECOND FLOOR DEPARTMENT. ■ £le . 75c Piu. tax DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS! SUMMER BELT SALE. Straw*, Leather or Stretch Style*! BERKSHIRE DELUXE FELT RUGS. End* fringed. Regular SI.OO Grade — SALE 69c Sf2e 9x12 New all over leaf P’ ttern - Grey, .Green, Also 59c and 69c Quality Belt* — SALE 49c Ruat ' B “ r 9undy or Rose. Ideal for Dining Room, BedSALE OF MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS! “ room or Nur ’ er y- DOLLAR DAY SALE SIB.OO Fine Quality, Colored Border. ........ 15c Ea. or * for SI.OO ’ l2 95 HEAVYWEIGHT GENUINE GOLD SEAL All White Handkerchief. Fine Quality * ea 10c CONGOLEUM RUG (Factory seconds) New«st pattern*. - iwwSS Sv Site ’’ xl2 ’- 910 BAI - E DOU - AR DAY ’ - — STvJLIIiO, JlSVvrzLiKl , bLAKYId, 9 XJ2 F9ot AXMINSTER RUGS. Wool and CarpeC™ — APRANQ Rayon (3 Only) SALE PRICE Ea. $45.00 ZTI nUHD HEAVY GRADE AXMINSTER RUGS, 9 x 12 Ft COSTUME JEWELRY SALE! Necklaces, Bracelets, Earring* 6 o n | y o n g a | e Ea> $69.00 Values to SI.OO. One Special Group 2 for SI.OO HEAVYWEIGHT LINOLEUM, 2 Rolls of 9Ft Wide. POPPET BEADS and EARRINGS to Match. Both for .. SI.OO Rea. 98c Quality. Figured Grey Patterns. WHITE KNIT STOLES. Gold Metallic Trim. ON SALE DOLLAR DAY ..... Sq. Yd. 75c Were $1.98 — SALE $1.50 ARMSTRONG BUDGET WALL COVERING, 54” High. LADIES SILK SCARVES, SQUARES. Beautiful Choose from our entire stock. Good colors. Figured Pattern*. Large Assortment Flrat Q Ua ii ty 2 Runhlng Feet $14)0 Were SI.OO. DOLLAR DAY SALE 79c PLASTIC COATED WINDOW SHADES, On Rollers.. GREAT APRON SALE! Good Washable Cotton Print*. White, Eggshell or Tan Color*. Size 32” x 6’ and . Coverall or Cobbler Style. 36 - x 6.’ Regular $1.39 Grade. "(10c extra if trimmed) Regular $1.98 Grade. DOLLAR DAY SALE SI.OO ON SALE DOLLAR DAY ONLY Ea. SI.OO HALF-APRON SALE! Organdie or Print*. Branrf New WOOL SCATTER RUGS, Wilton*, Axminsters, etc. One Selection. Good Gift Item. ON SALE DOLLAR DAY.. SI.OO o f a kind. Discontinued pattern* from our sample rug BEST QUALITY DRESS MATERIALS line. Great Value — Ea. $5.00 I , AV OAT n* RUBBER DOOR MATS (For Outdoor Use) OIN bALiSI Size 16” x 23”. SALE —. Ea. SI.OO "SPRINGKNIGHT” BROADCLOTH PRINTS, New WASHABLE COTTON LOOP RUGS, White or Colors. Pattern* and Color*. For Fall or Winter Wear. Size 24” x 36”..._2 for $3.00 Size 27” x 48”..._2 for $5.00 Regular 59c. SALE PRICE 2 Yd*. SI.OO Size 30” x 54’’..._2 for $6.00 ON DOLLAR DAY ONLY! PONGEE DRESS PRINTS, Rayon Butcher Linen In HALL AND STAIR CARPET, 27" wide. One Roll of, th* Figured or Plain Color*. 98c to $1.49 Value*. On Sale, Yd, 88c Popular Candy Stripe Color*. Wool Quality. RAYON TAFETTA In solid color*. Big color selection. Regular $3.99. ON DOLLAR D.AY ONLY Yd. $3.00 Use for Dresses, Slip*, Lining, Draperies, etc. 100 OVAL BRAIDED COTTQN RUGS, Multi-Colors, SALE PRICE 2 Yd*. SI.OO Heavy Grade. Size 19” x 29.” ON SALE Ea. SI.OO THIS SALE CASH! —ALL SALES FINAL! NIBLICK & CO. “For Smart Fashions’

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