Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 101, Decatur, Adams County, 29 April 1963 — Page 6

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’BRk HOW MANY OF OUR GRADUATES will use their education BWbI 11 where they got it SHOPPING-AT-HOME shopping needs. | i4 gg|| Plenty of space available, convenient to stores. Newest merchan- Proudest product of our town is its high school graduating class. Potentially, it can dise arrives here wmm promptly. make a vital contribution to future growth, progress and prosperity of our community. Always a good The more of these bright, eager young people who find ample scope for their knowselection at prices BjHgJTWroJR tor .ii budget.. | e jg ej a |)j|jty and enterprise right here at home, the better for all of us! Is there anyZnrnTV Lower overhead thing YOU can do about this? Decidedly, there is! The number of career-building opcosts help keep ° wJ»M l u > y price * DOWN! portunities available hereabouts depends largely on the economic pace of local busi- *" YOU| ; Uvßrtt * —ness. You can help to accelerate this pace by spending your shopping dollars with local are represented. merchants. Your dollars spur trade volume, spark expansion, help create job opO'Ujß !tT n d*beh“n k d n au portunitics for our graduates when you your purchases. fin SHOP AT HOME courteous service. \WmmISJVZ M Hi Hi HI WHi HM Arnold Lumber Co., Inc. Gerber's Super-Dollar Market Sheets Furniture Ashbaucher's Tin Shop Habegger - Schafers Smith Pure Milk Begun's Clothing Store Haflich & Morrissey Teen Togs Bower Jewelry Store Bob Heller Insurance Uhrick Bros. Briede Studio & Camera Shop Holthouse Drug Co. Leland Smith Insurance Decatur Music House Jani Lyn Burk Elevator Co. o. <ss • 9 .i. ' First State Bank Petrie Oil Co. Western Auto IV Seasons Restaurant Price Men's Wear Anspaugh Studio Gambles Store Sears - Roebuck Catalog Sales — -—■ ■ —: — — —■ —— : ‘ — ~ "■ r a . , . a- ■' ’ u * ______ '

THE DECATUB DAILY DEHOCRAT, DECATUR, UVDTAWA

MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1963