Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 138, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1958 — Page 4

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PHILCO 3/4 T 0N ’ 8500 BTU .Conditioner taßiill $189” -a HAUGK'S -X Phone HEATING - PLUMBING SATURDAY 3-3316 APPLIANCES NIGHTS

HOLTHOUSE - SCHULTE & CO/s “GOING-OUT-OF-BUSINESS” - IS NOW IN PROGRESS!!! Thousands Os Decatur And Adams County Shoppers Have Flocked n OSHK OS H ” DRESS JACKETS To HOLTHOUSE-SCHULTE Because They Have Realized What WORK CLOTHING TROUSERS suedes, gabardines and Tremendous Savings Are Being Offered. They Have Saved Many, OVERALLS $ 3«79 regular AND°AvdlD G HIGH N pRiCES. Many Dollars Because These Articles Are Being Sold For Less Than DUNGAREES S2*B9 year ’round weight y The Price Os Ordinary Clothing. And Remember This. PANTS $a *TO Values to fifi ~SI6JS°NOW !!•»» . $10.95 NOW *P*®® EVERY ITEM IN OUR STORE IS sh.kts 2 . 69 y ON SALEH* jackets *5«88 sl4 - 95 now S*®® * l7 - 95 — now ur VR UHLL .. . APRONS M 11 Values to A ftft Values to fift .ip T/l * 15 ’ 95 —- NOW *l9-95 —- NOW *3 SAVE UP TO 60 /o chambrays S XI9 Values l 0 FATHER’S DAY IS THIS SUNDAY, JUHE 15 hankies l9c -- now 12’ 88 NO w*l7’ M — — —- HEKS nnrmnc MEN’S and PREPS* LOOK AT THESE HAT S ' ** ■ ■ ■ v ** UNDERWEAR 111 BARGAINS ALL OF OUR STETSON HATS QQ I | ' “LOHGIES” That Regularly Sell For $10.95 -7 ■ . —7---— - - ‘ lajei'm iii fiAIF Are Now Available At This IB OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUITS IS NOW FURTHER REDUCED RRG _* GITE S J«B9 Low Price , ~ LONGER. WHY WAIT TILL FALL AND PAY MORE FOR r EG MED WEIGHT SALE s4* fIA 4t AA THESE SUITS, TOPCOATS, AND SPORT COATS WHEN YOU s 2 95 ALL COTTON PRICE CAN BUY NOW AT GREAT SAVINGS. ‘ n . AA REG - PART WOOL SALE 40 t Reg. To PREP Sale QQ $3.75 .and cotton PRICE $39.50 SUITS Price reg. .FAMOUS SALE ' * AA «5-00 ‘THERMA-KNIT” PRICE MOn Reg- To PREP Sale SHI ,00 OUR REGULAR FLAT tops $ > .39 $45.00 SUITS Price w I M 1111 nN C 11 1 TR ” That Usually Sell For $6.95 Can — AA UII U N SUITS Now Be Had At This Low, Low - eg ' T ° MEN’S Sale REG SUMMER WEIGHT $49.50 SUITS Price WMWF $3.75 SHORT SLEEVE SALE $49 go THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN I . OA AA LONG LEG PRICE M* These Are Our Conventional $ Reg. To a MEN’S Sale REG. HEAVYWEIGHT Prp ™. .. , , $55.00 SUITS Price "WWF 1.50 short sleeve sale Pre-Blocked Hats That Regularly * LONG LEG PRICE Sold For $6.9;> ■_ Reg. To MEN’S Sale >Uv reg. heavy weight “ $59.50 SUITS Price $4.95 LONG SLEEVE SALE $9 ro Regular $1.50 Bachelor’s Friend LONG LEG PRICE mehs’ ties wow sox CDADT MATS the enhee stock VW I WiVXI9 LSHIRTS & BRIEFS and patterns. by the box. Reg. To SPORT Sale 00 By“ALLEN-A” WHILE THEY LAST J PAIR & $29.50 COATS Price both OF THESE SALE OO A SALE ftOx o T coaot c. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED U XKp Reg. To SPORT Sale garments now selling i PRICE Vwy pr,ce W* $32.50 COATS Price at this low price of __ ® W Ea. Reg. To SPORT ’ Sale $04(b.00 “ARROW” B °YS’ Regular $1.25 ™ ftO COATS Price JKV WHITE SHIRTS FLANNEL SHIRTS HANES SHORTS >35.00 COATSPrice m Never Before Reduced GET THESE back to- new broadcloths , TFIMkMI This Is A Fantastic Bargain I *4.00 “arrows” $ V 51.98 *l’s9 p'kice 79c each Re 8- To MEN’S Sale $40.00 SE AA ‘'ARROWS" »a $2,98 .... l-»9 3 2-»9 Reg To MEN’S Sale $41.00 s6 ’’s “ ARBOWS ” 5.69 $45.00 TOPCOATS Prices wi Commodore and Gong Sleeved “ARROW” QPFCIAI Yellow Jacktt SPORT SHIRTS Reg. To MEN’S Sale $3A.00 DRESS SHIRTS BARGAIN SWEAT SHIRTS Are Au On Sak! $55.00 TOPCOATS Price WTW Evwy One Is Now TABLE of «> Shirts qq - Offered At This MEN'S these-- SHIRTS are ® “PARK” RFLTS DRESS SOCKS Low Price. IWtn * NOW MARKED BELOW ' rAlllw DEL IW . PPMAiMixrr R «*“ar 54.50 DRESS SLAX OUR COST. GET ONE. bnirtb $4 .40 Ree $1.50 IO OUR ENTIRE REMAINING qaif price * t * olr cosi. get u fp. TS I»*9 STOCK OF STRETCH SOX SALE I RICE Starting As Low As x;.. ?3-39 5 3 .9 s -s XB9 Re. : ?1 .49 STO ;;:. u r vi^ o< $o ia soqq • Sll'niT *2-39 *X 98 Shirts ’1.89 "belts’ *l-89 SALE PRICE iU Ob A V MlOv J __7 .. .. ... „ . ... „ _ . ' 7

MCATUR DAILY DKMOCRAT. DECATUR, INDIANA '

Berne Man's Sister Dies In South Bend Mrs. William Bixler. SST a sister of Dale Stout of Berne, died of a heart aliment in St. Joseph’s hospital in South Bend late Tuesday night. Shewa s born Marie Stout in Geneva August 20, 1899, and moved with her husband, a native of Berne, to South Bend 30 years ago. Surviving are the husband, a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Schlaub of South Bend; the mother, Mrs. Ralph Stout of Bryant, and the brother. A brother. Merle, is deceased. Funeral services will be held at the Hollis funeral home in South Bend at 2 p.m. Saturday. Lightning Strikes, Firemen Save Barn For the first time in many years, a barn struck by lighting in the Berne area was saved, the Berne fire department reported Wednesday.

; ■ 1 - — - A bolt of lightning struck the John Girod barn, three-fourths of a mile south of the Home Dairy east of Berne Monday about 8:30 p.m. The Berne department arrived on the scene before the fire had a good start, thanks to a telephone call from a neighboring farm. The fire had a good start when the department arrived. Alfred Clauser, fire chief, reported, in a lean-to next to the barn. There was a minimum of damage in the barn itself, with some of the rafters and walls scorched. Funeral Friday For Mrs. Russell Myers Funeral services for Mrs. Russell Myers, 42, of Berne, who died suddenly Tuesday of a heart attack, will be held at 10 o’clock Friday morning at the Yager funeral home, where friends may call until the service. The Rev. C. A. Schmid, pastor of the Cross Evangelical and Reformed church, will officiate at the service. Burial will be in the M. R. E. cemetery.

Macmillan Meets Canadian Officials Concludes Talks With Ike Wednesday OTTAWA, Ont. (UPD-British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan met with Canadian officials today to continue talks on international relations he started during his three-day conference in Washington. Macmillan flew here from Washington Wednesday night. Topics he was expected to cover in his talks with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and External Affairs Minister Sidney Smith most likely would be commonwealth economic and trade relations, disarmament and prospects for a summit conference. He said before leaving Washington that he and President Eisenhower were “fairly close" to an agreement on terms for a summit

conference with the Soviets but that neither wanted a meeting “that is a farce.’. Macmillan said that be and the President would not agree to a summit conference unless it had a reasonable chance of success. He said a face-to-face meeting with the Russians may be profitable if it can “achieve small decisions, some form of move in disarmament." He made the statement in a speech to the'National Press Club in Washington and it was his main public statement during his trip to conduct informal talks with United States leaders. Two Are Fined For Traffic Violations Two fines were paid by traffic violators in justice of the peace court Wednesday evening. Orrin B. Bendfelt, 45, Kalamazoo, Mich., was arrested by the state police for failure to stop at a posted stop sign, at the intersection of U.S. 224 and Limberlost Trail, Wednesday. He appeared in court to the charge, and paid $16.75 for the offense. Larry G. Kumfer, 17, route one, Ossian, arrested May 17 in Preble for excessive speeding, was fined $16.75 on the charge. Jolly Juniors The Preble Jolly Juniors met June 10 at 1:30 p.m. at the Magley recreation center, with Linda Kruetzman in charge. After roll call was answered by the members giving their favorite sport, the 4-H pledge was led by Richard Bleeke and Jerry Selking. A demonstration on electricity was given by Steven Hildebrand, and a baking demonstration by Linda Kruetzman, Joan Blume, and Shirley Bieberich., The next meeting will be held June 24 at 1:30 p.m. at the Magley recreation center. Dick Childs, of Decatur, poultry research specialist for the Central Soya company, will address a joint dinner meeting of the Berne Chamber of Commerce of Rotary club Monday at 6:15 p.m. at the Berne auditorium. CF 1 Admitted Mrs. Alton Corson, Decatur; Mrs, Richard Childs, Decatur; Mrs. David Schwartz, Geneva; Miss Dianne Lou Macke, Decatur; Master Richard Steury, Decatur; Mrs. Ivan Hakes, Decatur. Dismissed Mrs. Charles Fuhrman and baby birl, Decatur; Baby John Weaver, Ohio City, 0.; Mrs. Paul O’Shaughnessey, Monroeville; Brice Hower, Decatur: Mrs. Charles Stetler and baby girl, Willshire, 0. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad— They bring results.

At — KAYE’S SHOE STORE Friday-13th SPECIALS MEN'S SUMMER SHOES NATIONALLY ADVERTISED JUST LN TIME FOR FATHER’S DAY Complete Stock $10.95 and $12.95 Summer Shoes VENTILATED—NYLON MESH-SHANTUNG Complete Stock " * 111 $13.95 and $14.95 ■ ■ ■ Summer Shoes n Wrap THIS SALE FOR JUNE 13th & 14th ONLY Kaye’s Shoe Store “QUALITY FOOTWEAR” 4 doors So. of Bank Decatur, Ind. W" I I l I—II

THURSDAY, JUNE 12, ISM

COURT NEWS Marriage Application Judith Lee Boggess, 17, route four, Decatur, and William Eugene Garwood, I#, route five, Decatur. Divorce Cases Tn tlie case of Glen Burley vs Agnes Burley, the plaintiff wtw ordered to pay weekly support tb the defendant. In the case of Thora Ray vs , Junior F. Ray, the defendant was ordered to pay support, and was awarded visitation rights. WEEK-END SPECIALS ! Spare Ribs lb. 49c Fresh Side lb. 45c Fresh Sausage.. lb. 45c Lean - Sliced Bacon — lb. 49c i Center Cut Sliced ' ? Smoked Ham — lb. 79c T-Bones lb. 69c I Sirloin —— lb. 69c Minute Steak lb 69c Pork Patties lb. 69c SUDDUTH’S Meat Market 512 S. 13th St. Phone 3-2706 ■l® [ heather lltsbl' i Matching Wedding RingiM Men’s 3W mm. 20.00 |||||ll ladies’ 2¥i mm. 12.50 |: 1z I STARGIOW Matching Wedding Rings Man's 50.00 Ladies' 3975 White gold inbid on natural gold Rinas enlarged to show detail* Prices include Federal Tai JOHX BRECHT JEWELRY 226 N. 2nd St. I I >