Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 24 October 1956 — Page 13

WEDNESDAY, OCTOSER 24, 1»5«

HABEGGER atthe 4,200 00 SOYBEANS 1 ! For easier washdays on a value-wise budget Hr ■'. I . ■ -rr. II p=Hl 9 Matching I £} Washer I Available I ' 1 AUTOMATIC HOME LAUNDRY Never before a home laundry with so many work-saving features at such a low price I Here's top dollar value combined .... with top performance. DRY YOUR CLOTHES Faster k> Better WITH a GAS CLOTHES DRYER; "HjamUbbrn. Automatic Dryer k • fastest, gentlest drying Re 0- $269.95 *■' ~ known NOW • best temperatures for every load $ S e perfect lint and moisture control • •. — . . and 1 Pound • sunshine freshness—no sun fading SOYBEANS ’ Don't settle for less than Hamilton—ask about our special purchase plan OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS THIS WEEK

COME V||V|)L'lV FESTIVAL and Jecatur OWIDdLI BARGAIN DAYS! Thursday, Fish Fry I Friday & Saturday, Bargain Days I WE ARE PAYING AT THE RATE OF UP TO j j A Bushel For s ° ybeans ADMIRAL ADMIRAL Sapar Dplm REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC REGULAR $249.95 , RANGE . 18 , 5 . p ,s“- ~ ■ 'Ww SOYBEANS Flex-O-Heat Burners —■—— Rotary Roaster In Oven . WHIRLPOOL In Fact It Has Two Ovens! RE “” 7WS AUTO. WfISHER REGULAR $299.95 ft SPECIAL g A QJE Plus 1 Pound dfc 3 SOYBEANS Plus 1 Pound Bag Soybeans DON’T JUST SHAKE YOUR HEAD, BUT COME OUT AND SEE! Min Heating & Appliances HI-WAY 27—-NORTH OF FAIRWAY RESTAURANT—PHONE 3-3808

How To Select Top Sample Os Soybean Characteristics To Indicate Quality Dr. A. H. Probst, soybean specialist of Purdue University, will be looking for characteristic® that indicate high quality in the 1-peck soybean entries Thursday at the Decatur Youth and Community Center. Entries muet be in by 11 a.m. Two of the most important points are soundness and freedom from foreign material. Soundness is an important item. Soybeans which are sound will be plump, and show little, if any wrinkling. They should have somewhat of an oily appearance, although this varies with varieties. Foreign material in soybeans consists largely of dirt, and weed seeds. The sample must be free from these things. Other important characteristics are type for the variety of soybeans and uniformity. The aoybeans should show trueness to type tor the variety they represent. There will be six classes in the show, each variety constituting a class. They are Blackhawk, Mpnroe, Hawkeye, Harosoy, Lincoln, and Adams varieties. Uniformity has to do with the size and shape of the seed. Large and small seeds in the same sample would be objectionable. They should also be of the same shape, whether rounded, kidney-shaped, or flat. The color should be uniform. Mottling is undesirable. The seedscar may be black, brown, or purple; however, it also should be uniform in color. Maturity Is the final characteristic to be considered. Undeveloped, small and Shriveled soybeans would show lack of maturity and should be removed from the sample. Green soybeans are highly objectionable. In summarization on preparation of a sample of soyeans for the show, uniformity is a “must”. Soybeans should be uniform in color, Size, shape, and color of seedscar, No doubt o lot of hand picking will be required. There should be no purple discoloration or mottling in any of the beans. Wrinkling of the seed-coat or chipped seed-coats should be avoided. All splits should be removed as well as foreign material and damaged beans. With the exception of Hawkeye, the beans should ba glossy in appearance. Medals will be presented to all winners and the pries in each class are first, $10; second, $5 and third, $3. The soybean king will be winner over all classes and will receive a beautiful trophy at the rural-urban fish fry. Moose Collision POLAND SPRING, Me. — (UP) — Television newcasters Charles Tarkinson and Bob Joyce of Portland escaped injury when the truck in which they were riding collided with two moose at the bottom of a sharp dip in the road here. One moose survived, the other suffered a shattered leg and was destroyed. It cost S4OO to repair the truck.

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Pig Problem HAGERSTOWN, Md. —(UP) — Donald McCusker, a fanner near here, discovered that ope of his pigs was missing. Two days, later a friend told McCusker be had seSn

COME TO THE DECATUR SOYBEAN FESTIVAL AND BARGAIN DAYS I Thursday, Fish Fry! Friday and Saturday, Bargain Days! WE ARE PAYING At THfe RATE OF UP TO 6O*OO a BUSHE I for soybeans -■ SUPER PLENAMINS 72 TabWs 2 Months Supply, Regular $4.79 SPECIAL $4.29 phis 1 pound Soybeans ELECTRX HEATING PADS Wet Proof—Three Heat. Regular >5.95 SPECIAL $4.95 pits 1 pound Soybeans Mil ii i r H m rt i ..MSiiiiiiOfi NEW WOODBURY SHAMPOO Regular SI.OO Size SPECIAL SSc plus 1 pound Soybeans REXALL DE LUXE TOOTH BRUSHES Regular sl.l* Value SPECIAL 2 for 88c plus 1 pound Soybeans SMITH’S REXALL DRUG STORE

1 . -■* - -- \ •„ ___ ... . come £*/VWm?A&I FESTIVAL AND decatur SOYBEAN BARGAIN DAYS! THURSDAY, FISH FRY! FRIDAY and SATURDAY BARGAIN DAYS! — ■ ■ --- We Are Paying At The Rate Os Up Td $303.00 Per Bushel for Soybeans v ' n , P>JJU MEN’S Molnkorl FLANNEL IvialCllvU Oer JOG-jeaw Il WORK UNIFORMS ~J|k Sizes 14 to 17'/i 12,59 Va,ne w iob SPECIAL $1.95 ft E ? W O.MBB PANTS ■TxTI f JWST and Bag of Soybeans 1 iXafflir f M IhW k dft special j > feklr - BLUE CHAMBRAY S? 95 HF " ;M||| WORK WWhiiiilH * l f WIBOBBBIHHw and Bag of Soybeans XwWSy B SHIRTS SL49 Value CroHII Jr shirts mW® SPEC,AL 97c $2.95 Value |T, and Bag of Soybeans B'UYmJL fi SPECIAL 18111 IBk »wl 'WI4 sl-85 0 BAND twf r il • rSHB |p oVER alls I*l and ,iag of Soybeans w W ZIPPER FLY bo| 1 ft Gray JWI I $2,95 Value I || 11 Sun Tan ||| ; w AU Sizes IB w?'jj SPECIAL $1.95 FALL and Bag of Soybeans | Wr | I ? Jg«OO ’ SPORTCOATS _ __ ' ( onall ™. RFCI N’C = SPECIAL IJ Lll II ll O ' N ™ E H ° USE j-aqr gy Nbh WM W In sizes 27 to 52 * and Bag of Soybeans CLOTHING STORE Short Popular I ones SAVE $5 and a Nickel MfiUY MEprg CLOTHING IN A MEN’S STORE” ’ ’ 8 1 8 I

* atra&ge sight, a big wandering I along a road several miles away With a bucket ever it* head. Mo-' Cuaker went to the scene, looked undbr the backet and recognized his pig.

SOYBEAN bETdIIs Thursday, Fish Fry! Friday & Saturday Bargain Days! ■£s4s,oook 1 Lb. of SOYBEANS Is Worth $750.00 on The Purchase Price ' of a v “VISIONAIRE HOME” Price Range $20,000.00 to $22,500.00 Built anywhere within our franchise area. 1 LB. of SOYBEANS Is Worth $50.00 On Any Model Home Contracted for Friday and Saturday October 26 and 27 See Our Model Home FRIDAY 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. SATURDAY 2:00 to 6:00 P.M. at 295 Park Place ONE BLOCK WEST OF HOSPITAL Register for “Wagonload of Soybeans” ■ — I .Il——— CLARK W. SMITH BUILDER of UNITED STATES STEEL HOMES Phope 3-3512 , Decatur, Ind. R. R. 4

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