Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 148, Decatur, Adams County, 24 June 1958 — Page 2

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SS? BLACKWELLS * iiiiiiiinmnnr JUST 4 MORE DAYS -- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ..... 49m DRAWING DuiilNu FOR THE Bi deoatur kiddies jg SB SIDEWALK SALE DAY . '"„, WED., JULY 16th FKtt! PRIZES for the ADULTS t.» WI| H NOTHING TO BUY - JUST COME IN AND REGISTER t “ | U Ist—ONE OUTDOOR GRILL, Electric Spit, Value $29.95 dffl#V * * AA 2nd—ONE PAIR FOLDING ALUMINUM CHAIRS, " till Value $19.95 p 1 3rd—ONE “LITTLE BROWN CHEST,” COOLER CHEST |/Wl 1 Value $15.95 .'' W'W^Slk-<‘ ' ■WR 4th—ONE CHILDS WADING POOL, Value $14.95 J „ Be Accom „, nied Sth—ONE “LITTLE BROWN JUG" GALLON THERMOS, - - By An Aduh FREE -GRILL - ELECTRIC SPIT Value $12.95 MMMl■■■■■■■■■■■■■ — ■■ GIRLS SPRING COATS .4»g»i«s ill heby AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES' LOW LOW PRICES NOW $9.00 $3.00 '4 .00 LADIES «... , ’ * n DRIP DRY DRYISYE DOWDS «" CMTS TOPPERS AND LONG COATS OF ALL KINDS. Unlr UH I DHIIUIK UUVIIIO GROUp NQW QNLY ‘ Cool For Summer (tiEB .49 e mwmw GIRLS SPRING DRESSES Small Print «P> SJ.OO SJ.OO sg.oo COTTONS —DACRON BLENDS NYLONS Sizes 32 to 40 Ea. YVool or Acrilan—Short Coats, Three-Quarter Sizes 1 to 11 \ Coats or Full Length Coats Reg. $2.98 NOW ... $2.29 GIRLS DACRON and COTTON Reg 12 ,9 5 . 17.95 . 19.95 . 24.95 - 29.95 Reg. $3.98 NOW $2.99 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS DRESSES WITH MATCHING DUSTERS Sizes 6 to 11 >« 4Q ANOTHER GROUP AT «/ 2 PRICE OR LESS NOW $3.49 DRIP DRY—SMALL PRINT Pair NOW FROM $7.95 to $17.95. _IiHHHUHMMaHUHMHMMHMUMMMUUMUMHHMMUMUMIHMMUHUMBMUHRBHUMUMI m e HS A CLOSEOUT 1 SLEEVELESS Tt A°A S D R e W FANCY DACRON or COTTON BLOUSES UAHb T'W/ NYL ° N Ladies Sizes 32 to 38 COOL - BREEZY BLOUSES I Whites - Pastels Sizes «M to V. IO Ea. Ladies J Blacks - Stripes • and NeW St - V,eS GR*J FANCY — RAYON r»r»ir» nnv DRIP DRY COTTONS ■■■■■■■■■^■■■■iß K 111 5 _ NOU' — Ladies Cotton SHOP APROHS 89c Ea. - Pr 1. 00 >1 s >7 Short Sleeve I 10 oz. Blue Denim ■M- >• >»® / ant | Jf*® / q | n II O E O 12 Inches Long FANCY NYLON DLUU bt 0 , 2 Swina Pockets. LACE TRIM or Values from $2.98 to $5.98 , i 2 10 38 - NOW .. d— i—J’ , 4^ ne “ Ladies Sizes 32 to 40 O/C FAMOUS BLACKWELL SPECIAL! MAHY OTHER DARGAIHS! 1',,',,.,.. rHA ' tv i i—r —. WORK GLOVES MEN , S WORK sox WOR K shirts WORK HANKIES *9 White Heavy-Weight Cotton U ft** JOV Pair ANKLETS or FULL LENGTH ™ A V Each 4 PAIRS S e*** ' JrVv Sanforized. Full Cut. Red or Blue. Extra Large. Wear. Don’t miss this value! Sizes 10'/ t to 13. Chambray 1 Shirt. m<s 24 Inches Square. Blackwells anniversary Here’s Real Buys in FABRICS for SPORTSWEAR iMBb WWI 44M11M 4ML IH and of course OTHER USES—SKIRTS—DRESSES FABRIC SPECIALS! SHEER PRINTED VOILE “'\r 69c TERRY CLOTH 79c Yd. sA,L CLOTH ’ 6 so,id colors jfcHjc Cool Summer Dress Fabric—Beautiful Patterns DENIM, solids and stripes WAeilADir DAVAU lllira IO G«d Looking frints- While and Solid Colors HA > Yd. WAaHADU KATUN LINEN vd . OyC 38” w&e - Reg. OSC to SUS CHINO TWILL, 6 solid colors Bit Wrinkle Resistant—42” wide—Solid Colors—Reg. 98c FINE COMBED PLISSE AA ■■ > ' CONTROLLED COTTON 2 While ' |,| " k ~ Maizc ~ * Yds - * ,vw All36 " wide — Re «- »*<» 59 C ... 98c Yd. Drip Dry—’Wrinkle Resistant—Beautiful Prints SHOP and SAVE at POLISHED COTTON * 69c OT A TV! I O Permanent Sheen—(i New Patterns—Keg. 98c yd. I H ML wk/w/ KM R TISSUE GINGHAM '- 1 69c f-M-dT-I.VzIX ▼ ▼ 36 in. Wide —Sheer Summer Fabric—6 Patterns—Reg. 98c OPEN EVERY FRIDAY and SATURUAY HIGHTS

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Three Will Report For Basic Training Three young men from Decatur will leave this weekend for basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. They will begin their six months obligation immediately following their departure from this city. The six months program is a portion of their obligation as reservists, with the U. S. Army reserve. The men are: Ted W. Hutker, 733 Cleveland street, Jerry L. 'Beard, route four, and Melvin E. Hanni, 416 Patterson street. All of the men are members of company “B”, of the 424th Field Artillery Battalion, Army Reserve, located at Fort Moses, north of the city. While at Fort Leonard Wood, they will receive basic combat training, and will complete their military obligations by serving with the Decatur Army Reserve unit, under the provisions of the reserve forces act of 1955, after their return. Legion Will Select Delegates Thursday Reports on Boys State were heard at the regular meeting of post 43, the American Legion Monday night. A letter of appreciation from the Rev. O. C. Busse, for’the floral wreath sent him at his church upon his retirement, was read to the post. James H. Staley, prominent Decatur Legion mender, is one of 21 candidates for delegate from the fourth district to the national American Legion convention. The election of delegates will be Thursday at 8 p.m. at Post 47 in Fort Wayne. All newly elected delegates are asked to attend, together with the alternates- -. Brush Fire Results In Department Call The Decatur fire department answered a call to the Citizens Telephone company lot on Adams street Monday at 5:05 p.m. No damage was reported as a result of the brush fire.

J Congratulations! t MARY JANE RUNYON 234 N. First St., Decatur, Ind. 3 YOUR WISH J CAME TRUE In the drawing on Saturday for last week’s winner FJ your wish for a Clock Radio was drawn from 50th Jubilee I | Wishing Well I vRM i can viin a I ss° I ft\ K ft* i ■ || ■' i. ■■"Hl? s 1 'r • | EVERY WEEK! IT’S REE! | NOTHING TO BUY! /. Come In Today and Register Your Wish. It Gan Come -■ True Next Saturday. You may get any item in our jjX Mammoth display of Furniture, Appliances and Floor Covering up to SSO value absolutely FREE or a SSO credit I on anj* item over that price. Just come in. drop your wish in the “Wishing Weil” in our store. Saturday at Sftl n°<m your name may be drawn. I|H *| A |.« a f W V° u t,nn t win this week try again. It costs nUIIvQ ■ you nothing and each week another name will be drawn. You Do Not Have To Be Present To Win! I NUteP I ISJI B. inc. H Furniture Store I 239 N. 2nd St. Decatur, Ind. Ph. 3-3778

TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1958

Three Adams Central Students At Institute Miss Shirley Osterman, Miss Doveanna Nussbaum, and Miss Delora Mishler, editorial staff members of the Adams Central school newspaper, the Greyhound Gazette, will leave Sunday to attend a two-week-long session of the annual high school journalism institute at Indiana University at Bloomington Editor, of the mimeographed weekly newspaper, Miss, Miss Osterman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Osterman, of route one, Monroe. Miss Nussbaum is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Menno Nussbaum, of near Berne, and Miss Mishler is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. John Mishler, of route two. Miss Imogene Beihold is the staff’s adviser. Beginning June 29, the two-week session will end Friday, July 11, with an awards dinner. This session, for mimeographed and some printed and offset school newspapers, is the first of three scheduled at Indiana University for high school journalists. The next twoweek session will instruct staffs of printed newspapers, while the third two weeks is reserved for yearbooks. Courses in beginning and advanced newswriting, adverting. production of the mimeographed paper, editing, and writing for radio and TV news bureaus will be offered in addition to special a course for editors called editor’s workshop. 7 SIDE-DRESS your Corn with Anhydrous Ammonia William H. Journay R. R. a Decatur Ph. 3-9350 More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Here Is a pleasant way to overcome loose plate discomfort. Fasteeth, an improved powder, sprinkled on upper and lower plates holds them firmer so that they feel more comfortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It’s alkaline (nonacid). Does not sour. Checks “plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH todev at any drug counter.