Kankakee Valley Post, Volume 9, Number 5, DeMotte, Jasper County, 22 December 1938 — Page 8

DeMOTTE

Mrs. Dena Bauman, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Lydy, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bauman, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bauman and two children, of Fort Wayne, will spend Christmas here with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bauman. K. R. Davis left Wednesday for an extended visit with relatives i>. Florida. J'

« HOLIDAY GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FROM THE PERSONNEL OF THE DeMotte Feed Store DEMOTTE - INDIANA

A Real Xmas Gift At A Real Special Price A 2-TONE 50 WOOL BLANKET. Regular Price $4 9h special^349 A PART WOOL 72*84 BLANKET, All Color, at $2.4.9 MERRY CHRISTMAS WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE DeMotte Federated Stors DEMOTTE, INDIANA

Santa Claus Will Be Here Saturday Afternoon and Night Bring the Kiddies In! Cigars, Cigarettes, Boxed Xmas Candy Osting’s Store DEMOTTE, INDIANA ’

Xmas Grocery Sale LUX TOILET SOAP, Holiday Pack 4 Cake* 25c FANCY SLICED PINEAPPLE No 2'* can ... 23c PEACHES. Halve* or Slice*, No. 2 can . 19c SEEDLESS RAISINS, 15 oz pk*. ; 9c CAKE FLOUR, 2 lb pkg 19c DIAMOND WALNUTS, Large Payne, lb ... 25c CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES, lb Box .. 25c FLOUR, Nation-Wide 24 l * lb bag »9c CALUMET BAKING POWDER. 1 lb can . .19c MIXED NUTS. Fancy, lb 25c DOMINO SUGAR, Powdered or Brown, lb pkg. 7c .GELATINE DESSERT Nation Wide 3 for 13c PLUMS. N ation-Wide in Heavy Syrup, No. 2 S can 15c DILI PICKLES. Quart 15c SWEET PICKLES, 24= oz jar 25c CHILI SAUCE. 12 oz bottle 19c RED BAG COFFEE, lb . 23c PORK LOIN ROAST, lb 19c PORK BUTTS piece*, lb. ... 1 .......... . 19c FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER, lb . . .... .. 19c PURE LARD lb . *. 9c CHUCK ROAST, lb * . .23c PICNIC HAMS, fancy Wil.on*, lb . 19c Ed Deßruin DE MOTTE, INDIANA

Mrs. Mary Bunning and son Henry will spend this week-end with friends in Muskegon, Mich. The Howard Evans family will spend Christmaas Sunday with the Fisher family, near Hebron. Mr. arul Mrs. Arthur Burk will spend this week-end in Armstrong, 111., with his mother. Andrew DeHaan is driving a new' Mecury V-8.

DEMOTTE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

The DeMotte Community Club meets this Thursday night at the school gym for a Special Christmas Program. The school children will present a program of Christmas songs and recitations.

James Benes, son of Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Benes of DeMotte, will arrive here to spend the holidays.' He is a student at Central College. Pella, la., and is a member of the Y. M. C. A., the Voolunteers, the Theopeithians, L. E. Phi literary souneiety, InterSociety Council, Student Council, Pi Kant,a Delta and the Philosophy club. Mrs. Sam DeKoek was hostess to her bridge club Tuesday evening; a Christmas exchange of gifts waheld. Shirley Hart, daughter of Mrs. Beulah Hart, fell on the ice Monday after school and broke her right leg about four inches above the ankle. ♦ * She was taken to the Jasper county hospital where an x-ray was made. She was returned to her home here Tuesday night, and will he confined for many weeks. Our Gift to You will be Roast Pig Christmas Eve.—DeMotte Hotel. Charles Goff, Jr,, DeMotte, Ind., and Mary Ruth James, DeMotte, Ind . were married by Justice of the Peace Wm. H. Bahler Dec. 15, 1938.

BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 216 MILES ELECTRIC LINES

Construction bids on 216 miles of Rural Electrification lines in Jasper county were let on the 16th day of December. Bids went to the Cater Construction Co., of Kansas City. Mo. on the average bid of $755.88 per mile. This makes the total cost of the first section of lines to be built in Jasper county of $1j63,268.97. As soon as final approval has Tje.en given by R. E. A , the contractor will be ordered to start work immediate’ Local officials and all those interested will make a very extensive campaign for the purpose of securing memberships along . the proposed lines, as well as any additional territories where weople people are de sirous of having the advantages of electricity. On Jan. 6th this campaign will close. Local officials have had reasonable assurance that additional lines could be worked up and that if the requir ed material was submitted to R. E. A within the stated time it would be possible to add additional lines to those now' proposed to be built. If you happen to be one of those who have not signed up, now is the time to do so and also contact your neighbors, and see that they become interested in this program. Anyone interested in any phase of this program can get information by calling the R. E. M, C. oft ice at Rensselaer, located on the west sid;* of the court house square. To aid certain communities in their campaign for applications the following meetings are scheduled; On Tuesday evening, Dec. 27, at the Wheatfield school, and Wednesday evening at the Newland school. The meeting will start at 7:30 o’clock. Project officials will be on band to answer questions. Whether you have signed memberships or not you are invited to attend.

Your order for stationery, bills, envelopes, fnd printing of ALL kinds will be given our immediate attention, arid will not be underbid.

MONUMENTS Resident Distributors of Jones Bros. Guardian Memorials, Gold Bond, Rock of Ages, Montello and Egyptian Pink Granites. We Deliver Anywhere in U. S. CLARK BROS. LOWELL CROWN POINT 1939 LICENSE PLATES AND OPERATORS LICENSES GO ON SALE DEC. 12, 1938. We are again able to serve you as we have in the past in getting your license for you and save your long waits in line at the license branch. Be sure and bring poll tax receipt as we cannot issue lisence without. Let us make arrangements for you to take your driver's tests for beginners license at no extra charge. We get the license at Rensselaer and the same proportionate share comes back to Jasper county as if you yourself purchased the license there. We appreciate your patronage and can save you long waits and have the license for you in just a few days. WM. H. BAHLER

TOPS CHICAGO HOG MARKET LAST WEEK

Leonard Srtart was paid the top market price on a shipment of hogs last Thursday at the Chicago stock yards. He had 27 hogs, 13 of them weighing 2010 lbs., and 14 of them

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Jg % |. v & 5-pc Bridge Sets | $7.95 All steel game sets, comfortable chairs, sturdy tabie. Choice of & several colors. w: f $ Cfcvtv,. t | Pull-up Chairs l $5.95 - Vit Nicely upholstered —well made occasional chairs with spring- ' W seat*, hardwood frames fl*»««hJi* ed In walnut. $22.50 tnnerapring MATTRESSES f $16.75 V Inner-spring mattrsMSl that «M & give sound, metful sleep—- & heavy ACA tickings, ventilaiU for*. handle*, taped edge*— save nearly S 8 at Wright's.

■ W. J. WRIGHT

weighing 1400 lbs. He was paid $7 50 a hundred, top price that day.

The date your subscription is out is printed after your name on your copy of The Post.

Chrom* Stool $1.98 Real Chrome Kit. hen Stool with . red. white or black seat some with upholstered seat. $2.98. I Chenille Bedspreads *3" Heavity tufted —large #f«e — \ chenille bedspreads — choice of J several color*. I' 1 Table Lamps 5395 Smart new design* with grace h*i alabaster bases and toveiy silk shades M 95 values

THURSDAY, DEC. 22. T#SS.

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Kneehole Desks *16 95 Nicely constructed 7 d» .iwe kneehole desks hots walnut, also open end ‘t modern d- • I ■ s as • > IJnsso i r 89 c Lc.it' erette covered h.issocks m an acceptable low priceu gift; Many atyioc 9Sc U $7,5f f ft*!! »< Studio Coin i With n acK ctrtd A rr i sOi|.sC Opens to fouble or twin Y with arms ind bi choice of co vers >i • ,c . .. *S 4 •’ S * 1 „ l y -* > - If V, * *'rj - Lounge ( ! >irs ns 75 Large sizes and m m foctable—good choice of modern fjb » **>-»< Wrinht's