Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 50, Decatur, Adams County, 28 February 1957 — Page 8

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WEEK-END SPECIALS! F r resh Sausage __ lb. 29c Fresh Side lb. 29c Ground Beef lb. 29c Center Cut Pork Chops ____ lb. 69c Smoked Ham lb. 69c Smoked Sausage Ib. 45c Pork Patties lb. 59c Minute Steak Ib. 59c T»Bone & Sirloin Steak -- Ib. 55c Round Steak Ib. 59c SUDDUTH’S Meat Market 512 S. 13th St. Phone 3-2706

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Get an Extra Lactation By Growing Heifers Fast Many dairymen take three good years to grow a heifer, but it’s being done right along in two, giving an extra lactation and extra profit. In fact, the Purina Calf and Heifer Program is built to do the job in 24 months. Many Purina feeders usually breed at about 15 months of age and heifers freshen at 2 years. This means that by the time she is 30 months old a heifer should have paid for growing her. Recently 14 first-calf heifers at the Purina Farm averaged 10.691 lbs. M and 404.5 lbs. F. and increased production to 12,078 lbs. M and 481 »s. F in their second lactation. They were grown on the Purina Program — Nursing Chow and Calf Startena to four months, then Bulky-Las _ aivL. ITiDMML W-Lf 1 grain until freshening. Ask for one of our Purina Dairy Books giving many tips about growing heifers you 11 be proud to have in the barn. O Caged Layers Doing Well Joe Geel’s 228 caged layers produced 5,793 eggs during the month of January. These hens consumed 1,648 lbs. of feed. He reports no nor no broody hens. They were housed October 18 and were already laying when cased. For more information concerning the Purina Cage Laying program contact us at our store. O Baby Pigs Need Help At Farrowing Time _ An hour or two spent with the sow when she JarrO j S ,. c “” mean important extra dollars to you at market time especially at a time when hog pnces are not all we’d like them to be. . Here are some money-mak-assume both the sow and her quarters were thoroughly disinfected well before farrowing began. Purina Disinfectant makes an excellent solution. <2) Take each pig away as it comes and put it into a box or basket warmed a little with a heat lamp or other means. 43) Clip Ings’ needleteeth. Use a pair of electrical wire clippers. Apply iodine to area to disinfect. , (4) Be sure to paint navel stub with iodine to prevent germs from entering pig’s body through opening. (5) After the litter is born and the sow settled, give the pigs to her to nurse. (6) If the weather is cold, hang a„ heat lamp over the pen. Use wire . . don’t hang by cord. „ , (7) Croep feed Purina Baby Pig Chow by the time pigs are 7 days old, even sooner if sow is a poor milker. You need only one 56-Ib. bag per litter. —O HEALTH HINT Often Knocks Mange with Single Treatment

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Young Mother Sent Home To Children Attempted To Break Into Grocery Store CINCINNATI W — A 17-year-old mother who was arrested for attempting to break into a food store because “I couldn’t stand to see my babies hungry,” was back with her children today. Patrolman Albert Elsbernd said he arrived Wednesday just as Mrs. Karen Correl was about to throw a brick through the window of a food store. “I thought it was a man,” Elsbernd said. “She was dressed in blue jeans and a heavy black leather jacket.” The officer said he fired sev.eral shots when ' Mrs. Correl dropped the brick and began to "I’d never steal for myself, Mrs. Correl told police, “but ‘I

Have you ordered your field seeds yet? We have a complete stock including clovers, alfalfa, brome, timothy, also treefoil, and inoculations. O—pij Worming Now As Simple As Watering

Purina introduced it a short time ago ... a brand new way to worm pigs. Just add Purina Liquid Pig Wormer to drinking water and get the most effective

worming we’ve ever seen. No interruption of feeding schedule. And, folks can’t get over how little it costs. Ask for Purina Liquid Pig Wormer today. __O Now is a good time to give us your order for seed oats, and seed corn. Before putting down chicks .. DISINFECT.

Why take chances with diseases? Thoroughly scrub and disinfect the brooder house, the hovers, feeders, watdrers, and all equipment with a solu-

tion of Purina DisKctant at least one week before chicks arrive. Better order it now and have us put in Chek-R-Tabs <or samtemS chicks’ drinking-water. Easy to-follow directions on the ’EM GROW! Stop in soon and view our Live Chick Slay. To »l»« you how £« Super Chick Slarttna grows them, we ve put 50 day old chicks in the store. A♦houch they wont have tne advantages <>f chicks grown in a quiet brooder house, we're sure you’ll be surprised at their progress. See them often. & * Try Purina’s New Pigem* a in the squeeze bottle today. Easy to apply and lasts E^or“ih® days, one Pint enough for 30 pigs for 3 weeks. Get your supply today' —O— — Did You Ever Think of Your Sow as a Pig Factory? Probably many of yw haven’t but that is exart y what a good sow is . . • a P‘“ factory. will harm a pig fa S will show up most in the Utter size and pig condition. You see. mother nature has provided for the sow, but sne didn't do so well by the baby pig embryos. < During early gestatioin it is u estimated by authorities that 20-30% of all embryos are lost. If the ration is not rich enough in needed ingredients, the sow will resorb the tiny embryos into her system. They measure only one inch long at 30 days. Good sows properly fed will develop from 10 to 12 embryos to 2% to 3 lbs. in 112114 days. That’s why she needs the right “raw materials’’ ... Sow & Pig Chow . . fed according to the Purina Program to do the job. With hog prices down it is more important than ever that your sows get Sow & Pig Chow during gestation to enable them to farrow big litters of husky pigs. Ask us to help you get those extra profits on the Purina Hog Program. Many of your neighbors are making money on it. BWIIBBRBBW' 1888888888

can’t stand seeing my babies hungry. I was desperate, I guess.” She said there was no food left for her children. At the Correl home, police found the father, James, 19. and thd two children, ages 16 months and 3 months, sleeping. They said they found tiiree eggs, four carrots and a half-filled bottle of milk in the refrigerator and two cans of soup in the cabinet. “I told her not to do it," police quoted the husband. Police said Correl quit his job at a bakery five weeks ago because he couldn't get along with fellow workers. Correl told police he had applied for relief benefits but had not yet received any. Mrs. Correl was referred to JuvenileMlourt authorities and then sent home to care for her children. Boy Hanged Playing Cowboys And Indians SWAYZEE. lijd. (UP) — Muri Ray Graves, 9, was hanged by a baling twine noose Wednesday while playing “cowboys and Indians’. with hlfi younger brother in the backyard of their home near here. Authorities said the boy was killed when he fell from a tree and one end of a lasso caught on a tree limb. The other end was looped around his neck and he was strangled with his feet only a foot from the ground. Jobless Pay Claims Slightly Increased INDIANAPOLIS OT) — Indiana unemployment claims last week were six per cent above the week before and 17 per cent above a year ago. i The Indiana Employment Security Division said 52,395 claims were filed last week, including i 5,106 from newly unemployed persons. A year ago, only 43,500 claims were filed, but 7,663 of them were from persons just out of work. GAMBLER <Cont|ii rri»—■ r on* but that he discouraged her. , Miss Thompson said Maloney told her it was Elkins’ plan. But : she also agreed Elkins was cold to the idea. INDONESIA < C—Unue«l «ron» aict One, cabinet. The council would function more or less like a Communist politburo j and would control the cabinet. 1 The firm stand taken by the religious parties left parliament and the political forces of this troubled nation divided. The future of Indonesia was still in doubt. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — they bring results. — TODAY — Continuous from 1 P. M. I Technicolor Smash! “THE RAINMAKER’’ ; Burt Lancaster, K. Hepburn ALSO — Shorts 15c -50 c BE SURE TO ATTEND! -0 FRI. & SAT. MORE LAUGHS THAN I#BUD LOU ABBOTLuCosTELLO MnM Mist* w — ADDED THRILLER — Bucßn*’ p fflgg ADELE MARA A Regal Films, Inc f— i ■ | , REG ACCOM | -0 Sun. & Mon. — Susan Hayward "I’LL CRY TOMORROW” Lillian Roth’s Life Story!

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Scarlet Fever Cases Far Ahead Os 1956 No Diphtheria Is Reported In State INDIANAPOLIS (V) — Scarlet fever cases in Indiana this year were running far ahead of 1956 figures, but no cases of diphtheria ’ had been reported compared to 20 in a comparable period last year, the State Board of Health reported today. The board’s weekly morbidity report showed 127 new scarlet fever cases were reported last week. The number was less than the week before, but it brought the 1957 total to 739 through last Saturday. In a similar period fest year 475 cases were reported 1 . Trends were mixed in other contagious or “cold weather” diseases. A total of 1,575 cases of chickenpox were reported 'compared to last year’s 1,275, but bnly 446 cases of influenza compared . to 914 in 1956. Mumps and whoop- . ing cough were down. But both German and “three-day” measles showed an increase over IHK; Two new polio cases were reported and one resulted in Indiana's first polio death in 1957. The running total now stands at six which is equal to the 5-year median and three more than in a comparable period last year. ISRAEL (Coatlnned rraa, Page Owe* from the Gaza Strip, nor cut off Israeli shipping in the Gulf of Aqaba. The big “break” in the long and ticklish dispute was heralded Wednesday night first in a guarded statement by Eban. Word was passed by an otherwise silent State Department to get tn touch with the Israeli embassy here. An Israeli spokesman at the embassy, contacted by telephone, read this statement:' "Replying to inquiries, Ambassador Eban tonight said that as a result of discussions in Washington over the last few days, the hope of an early solution is much stronger. The embassy will t remain in contact with the State Department Thursday.” Trade in a good town — Decatur -

1 i—— — s |No two Ways about it! J f I y ? x.. I wiy T/J*/.X USED CAKS & TRUCKS 1 vo»»’ CAR DRMh'G COHRPBfeE ma usEp CAR SCHWARTZ Ford Co. Inc. 4 m*. . . i'. - - x - ... THIRD and MONROE STREETS PHONE 3-2716

Annual Bus Inspection March 15 Gail Grabill, county superintendent of schools, announced today that the annual inspection of school busses has been scheduled for March 15. The inspections will be conducted by state police at two sites, Geneva school for the southern part of the county and at the Decatur city parking lot for the northern part of the county. The busses will be checked for compliance with school bus specifications as set up by the Indiana school bus safety committee. Thefts Are Reported From Auto In Berne The theft of four wheel discs from an automobile and of two jackets taken from another car were reported earlier this week to Berne policy chief Karl Sprunger. Dr. Howard Luginbill stated that the wheel discs were taken from his car while it was parked beck of his office. The jackets were stolen from the Virgil Amstutz car while tnembers of the family attended a Youth for Christ meeting at the First Mennonite church. Adams Central High Principal On Radio Herman E. Frantz, principal of the Adams Central high school, will be honored as "Teacher of the Week” on “It Seems to Me” over WOWO, Fort Wayne, 4t 6:05 p.m. Sunday.

I COUPON CORRECTION IN OUR ADVERTISEMENT WEDNESDAY g THE COUPON SHOULD READ i SAVE 25c S S °N I 3 V POUND BAG g POTATOES I GERBER’S SUPER MARKET I I 622 N. 13th Street |

Program Os Music At Church Sunday I The public is invited to attend I the all music program at the I Church of Christ, 12th and Wash- I ington Streets, at the 7:30 p.m. I service Sunday. Gospel music will I be in place of the regular preach- I ing. T The choir will sing several num- I bers and the congregation will I have the privilege of sharing with I some singing. Other special music I will be solos: Mrs. Rual Thomp- I son, Mrs. Donald Fifer, Mrs. Lee I Moser and others; duets by Toni I Rupert and Wayne Lehman, Mrs. I Floyd Rupert and Mrs. Ernest I Lehman, and Mr. and Mrs. Fran- I cis Jackson of North Highlands I Church of Christ in Ft. Wayne. The I trio of local girls. Margaret Sius- I her, Ruth Roop and Betty Simer- I man will sing. A new quartet will I make its first appearance as a I group at this program. They are I Mr. and Mrs.. Ernest Lehman, I Mrs. Floyd Rupert, Carroll Myers, I minister. I As a special feature there will I be an electric organ set in by the I local music store for this service I and Charles Kester will play I several numbers as solos and also I there will be an organ and piano I duet, with Mrs. Lee Moser as I pianist. Mrs. Moser will accom- I pany most of the vocal renditions. I A xylophone duet will be render- I ed by Donna Brown and Joyce I Kinsey from, the Markle Church I of Christ and it is planned that I there will be several other num- I bers from guests. The minister I urges the public to attend. I Trade in a good town — Decatur I

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