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• Matter Mix Feeder* know the outstanding results they have obtained by following the Master Mix Feeding Program. Thousands of feeders have found that their dealers "OWN BRAND” feeds—made with Master Mix Concentrates and local grains gives "result producing values” that top any previous Master Mix Feeds. Your own grains, mixed according to the Master Mix Formula gives you an economical, result producing balanced ration for live, stock and poultry.

See /Matte* /Ma(oea&i SURE-WAY FEEDS ARE BALANCED WITH MASTER MIX CONCENTRATES YOUR MASTER MIX DEALER SYLER & SYLER

Cash lor Next Christmas 1948 Christmas Savings Club Opens Dec. Ist Feeling the expense of Christinas shopping this year? Our Christmas Savings Club was made for you! Sign up and then deposit a small amount (as little as 25c!) every week for 50 weeks out of your regular income. At the close of the 50-week period, you’ll receive the amount in full to spend as you wish, and shopping next year will be a pleasure. Our Christmas Savings Club Is One Os Our Friendly Special Services STATE BANK OF NAPPANEE

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FOWLING On account of Thanksgiving this week’s games will be played Friday night. LADIES LEAGUE Friday, Nov. 28 7:00 p. m. Hartman Gulf vs. Nap Specialty Hollar Market vs. Trump Wolfberg vs.. Pearl Creamery 9:00 p. m. Leinhart vs. DeLuxe Motors Nap. Trailer vs. Macy’s Slip Hadley’s vs. Pip’s Tavern - / Thursday, November 20 Teams 1 W L Hep Walco Coach 23 7 90 Macy’s Slip 18 12 15 Pip’s Tavern 18 12 92 Pearl Creamery 17 13 54 Lienharts 15 15 82 Trump Cleaners 15 15 103 WOlfberg’s 14 16 128 Hartman’s Gulf 13 17 98 DeLuxe Motor- 13 17 118 Hollar’s Market 13 17 122 Hadley’s 12 18 112 Nap. Specialty Cos. .. 9 21 165 Team Series, Macy’s Slip 2134 240—2374. Team Game, DeLuxe 700—120 820. Individual Series, Kate Lether. man 462—72—534. Individual Game, Lois Obenhoff 191—19—210. Individual Series (Scratch) Betty Kline 488. Monday, Nov. 1 7:00 p. tn. Kitchenettes vs. Stillson’s Nap. State Bank vs. Baby Beefs

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Syr. Xjt&tfn* Vs. ts-k 4 1 | 9:ob p. m I ’ Foraker vs, Am. Legion Fairy Theatre vs. -Ted’s Cubes Main Grill vs. Western Auto ■sIIA iPfiiiV/ i Tuesday, Defe; 2.' 7:00 p. m. ,iq Dixie vs. Hartzler Motor Nap. Milling Cos. vs. Huffman Bak. DeLuke Motors vs. Farm Bureau 9:00 p. m. • -i s Gafill Oil vs. Bremen Foundry Mutschler Bros. vs. Kiwanis Naylor Groc. vs. Metier Groc. 1 n Wednesday, Dec. 3 Pletcher Motor vs. Oldsmobile Pletcher Fum. Vs. Smith Chev. Miller Garage vs. Newcomer 9:00 p. m. Vitreous Tops vs. Vit. Showers H. & H. vs? COpbes, Inc. Lindy’s v§. Syracuse Bank i j Wednesday, November 19 _> Team - ’ • • W L Hep ! Pletcher Motor .aii 19 11 87 Newcomer’s 18 12 ,65 Lindy’s ..: 17 13 85 Coppes Inc 17 13 57 Miller Garage .......... 17 13 94 Vitieous Tops .. 16 14 87 Syracuse Bank ........ 15 15 135 i Vitreous Showers .... 13 17 126 i Smith Chevrolet 13 17 112 ! Oldsmobile 13 17 118 'H.& H. 12 18 76 I Pletcher Furniture .. 10 20 119 ; Team Series, Pletcher Motor 2760. f i Team Game. Oldsmobile 959. | Ind. Series, J. Siillson 560—63 1 623. j Ind. Game, B. Losee 207—32 239. ! HOLSTEIN COWS OWNED BY iT. H. BLOSSER ARE | HIGH IN PRODUCTION j Brattleboro, Vt., Nov. 25 Three registered Holstein-Friesian cows in the dairy herd of T. H. Biosser, Goshen, Indiana, have recently completed official production records in Herd Improvment Registry Test, The HolsteinFriesian Association of America announces. Highest producer of the three Was Fobas Pasture Haven Harmony, with 575 pounds of butterfat and 17,129 pounds of milk. The record was made in 365 days on two milkings daily, at the age of 2 years, 9 months. Second highest producer was Ivy Bower Juliana with 516 pounds of butterfat and 12,256 pounds of milk, made in 365 days on two milkings daily, at i the age of 3 years, 1 month. The other high producer was ' Pari Ormsby Leila Ann with 484 pounds of butterfat and 11,892 pounds of milk, made in 365 days on two milkings daily, at the age of 1 year, 10 months. Testing was supervised by Purdue University, in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. -1 L)t*sK tuuueis, iui eacn. Nap oanee Advance-News.

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JOHNSON’S famous Model TD —developing 5.0 0.8. C. certified brake horsepower at 4000 r.p.m.—the ideal "all purpose” motor. It’s got the power to GO—to carry a load at a pretty speed. And it has perfect controls to slow it down to a steady, purring crawl for trolling! It has ALL the fine features of outboard motoring—including Ready-Pull Starter—all brought together in one beautiful package of streamlined power. Nothing "tacked-on.” All built in! Yet it weighs only 44 pounds. And with all its imnrovements it costs only ... $121.50 Four other great / models to choose Cf fil 75. from; prices low as. * JOHNSON Sea-Horses PLETCHER - MOTOR CO. PHONE 18

NEW BOOKS AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY Boyers, The White Mazurka Breslin, The Tamarack Tree Bright. The Intruders Caldwell, Wide House Carroll, While the Angels Sing Ogley, Iron Land Parker, Table in the Wilderness Revell, Bus Station Murders Schmitt, Alexandra Strong, Jessamy John Strong, State Fair Tallant, Mrs. Candy and Saturday Night Wells, Jed Blaine’s Woman Greenfield, An Outline of Spanish Grammer Avation Annual, 1946 Esarey, The Indiana Home Cunningham, Paul Laurence Dunbar and His Song n Children — Atwater, Hank Winton, Smokechaser deAngeli, Jared’s Island Gollomb, Window On the World Snedeker, Luke’s Quest White, Secret Sea JOHN R. KOONTZ DIES SATURDAY AT HIS HOME NEAR BREMEN John R. Koontz, 73, a lifelong resident of the Bremen community, died at his home northeast of Bremen last Saturday. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with burial in the Bremen cemetery.

It’s a bright idea. It’s the right idea. y You’ll find a better choice if you buy early. Your cards will win most appreciation if they are mailed early., DUNHAM & LOVE

GRAVELTON Howard Brumbaugh was removed to his home from the Goshen hospital Thursday afternoon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fervida entertained at dinner Sunday for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDonald and son Mario and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Stump from Great Lakes naval base, 111. Mrs. Harve Defrees entertained at a party Wednesday evening in honor of her daughter Carol’s 11th birthday. Guests were Joan, Linda Lou and Jackie Stump, Larry and Donnie Losee, Jackie and Jakie Jackson Damia Bridenstine and Garry Croy. Mrs. Merl Croy and Mrs. Cloyd Jackson, assisted the hostess in serving ice cream and cake to the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Fervida and children and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Miller and two children were Sunday afternoon callers at the Clarence Brumbaugh home. Mr.s. Roy Blosser, Jr., Mrs. Eldon Fervida and Miss Ronnie Brumbaugh, visited their brother, Howard Brumbaugh at the Goshen hospital last Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McDonald entertained at a party Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fervida who are leaving Saturday, November 29, for Arizona, Florida and other places of interest, having purchased a home trailer to travel in. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stump, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Russel Stump, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Klotz. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blosser, Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Fervida and Mr. and Mrs. Elden Fervida and their guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fervida. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stump and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Chari, ton, were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dallman at New Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo McDonald and sons Bob, Kenneth and Tom, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Anna Thomas and Mrs. Oscar Troyer of near Goshen, Mrs. Olen Hartman of Wakarusa and several other guest spent Wednesday at the Thomas home. Herb Plants Watery Herbaceous plant parts are 70 to per cent water; woody parts contain as much as 50 per cent water.

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IN OUR DOMESTIC DEPT.

BLANKETS SPREADS SHEETS LACE TABLE CLOTH BATH TOWELS AND MANY OTHERS'

Man-Fleasers ARRIVING DAILY IN TIME TO BRIGHTEN Your Man’s Christmas

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T hanksgiving SPECIALS WHIPPED CREAM CAKE FRUIT CAKES DRESSING BREAD PUMPKIN PIE MINCE PIE Huffman’s Bakery

I SHOP AT The Hadley Dress Shop We have a store full of Christinas gifts. Let us help you choose the right one for your dear one. COATS, DRESSES, SWEATERS, SKIRTS, BAGS, BLOUSES, GLOVES, HOUSE COATS, GOWNS, RAIN COATS, SLIPS, PANTIES, WOOL AND GABARDINE SLACKS, PAJAMAS, BRA’S IN A., B. AND 0. CUPS ALSO NURSING BRASSIERES HUGE SELECTION IN COSTUME JEWELRY LAY A-WAY YOUR GIFT TODAY I “Exclusive but not Expensive” I Hadley Dress

EXACTLY-WHAT SHE ORDERED FROM SANTA AND PRICED JUST RIGHT, TOO! GLOVES - PAJAMAS

HOSE - GOWNS AND MANY OTHERS HOLD ANY ITEM TILL CHRISTMAS

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