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SPECIALS IN Dr/ Goods Dept. WOMEN'S NEW FALL DRESSES, Gabardines, Romain Crepes, sizes 12 to 26/4 ....... $5.95 to SB-95 PLAYTEX FAB-LINED INVISIBLE LIVING GIRDLES, all sizes and styles $4.95 to $5.95 NEW STA-SNUG SLEEPING BAGS for Infants. Pastel shades. Pink, Blue, White $2.98 LOOMCRAFT WEAR-A-YEAR BUILT-UP SHOULDER BROADCLOTH SLIPS for 'Women, sizes 34 to 50 selling at $1.49 to $1.79 l MEN'S FLEECED SWEAT SHIRTS, silver grey, sizes 36 to 46 $1.59 MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS, sizes 30 to 42, pair ... j $6.95 BOYS' FINE WALE MEDIUM WEIGHT CORDUROY PANTS, grey and dark green, sizes Bto 14, pair .. $4.75 SHIVELY’S DRY GOODS DEPT.

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LEAN MEATY LB. Beef Ribs 37* Veal Shoulder 09° STEAK OR ROAST LB. BEST CENTER CUT LB. Beet Chuck Roast _SB? HOME MADE. FRESH LB. Bulk Sausage 48 c Round Steak 75' FOR SWISS OR FRYING LB. Frying Chickens 5S C CUT UP, READY FOR THE PAN LB. YOUNG, TENDER LB. Sirloin Steak 74® FRESH. HOME MADE LB. Ring Bologna 47® MINCED LB. Minced Ham 59° SWIFT'S MONOGRAM BONELESS LB. Smoked Ham Rolls 72' 5 to 7 pound average SMOKED LB. Ham Shanks 29' CRYSTJIL SPRINGS LB. Butter 69° BIRDS irTE FROZEN 3 CANS Orange Juice 09®

Union Center

The Union Grove Brethren In Christ church will have Rally Day all day next Sunday, Oct. Bth. The guest speaker will be C. W. Boyer, of Dayton, O. A basket dinner will toe served at noon. Mr. Boyer will be remembered as one of the first workers at the E. V. Publishing House and was a Sunday school worker in the Locke church some years ago. There wall foe no service in the evening. Everyone jis welcome. Rev. Jesse Hoover is j pastor. Rev. Clarl Stump District Bishop. I The Union Grove Sewing Circle will meet all day at the church. Love Feast and Communion service will be held at the Union Center Church of the Brethren on Saturday evening at 7:30 with early meditation on Sunday | morning at 7:00 and breakfast at | the church at 7:30. No evening service this Sunday. Rev. Herbert Fisher, pastor. J Mr. land Mrs. Homer Weldy 'were at Mexico, Ind., where they attended a reception and special ! program given at the Mexico I Brethren Welfare Home Sunday lin honor of Marion Miller, otf Peru, who has served as trustee |of the Home for the past 38 ! years and is now retiring. The ! occasion was also in honor of his ! 74th birthday. The meeting was I sponsored by the Trustees of !the Mexico Welfare Home of the : Northern Indiana District and ! Middle District of the Brethren I church. | Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Treesch, :of Millersburg, Mr. and Mrs. I Virgil Rich, of Ft. Wayne, Mr. j and Mrs. Joe Skiles, of Wakai rusa, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Holderman, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hahn j were Guests Saturday evening of jMr. and Mrs. Glenn FUckinger at Wakarusa in honor of Mr. Flickanger’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Darkwood and family and Miss Bertha Martin were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harter, northwest of Wakarusa. Mr. and Mirs. Clayton Anglemyer visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bateman at Mishawaka on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sheets and daughter, Ruth were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mikel and family, south of Nappanee on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Stackj house, of Mt. Tabor were dinner j guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. I Ira Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Merven Frenger and son, Donald, visited her sister, Mrs. John Kehr at Goshen on Saturday evening. , Mrs. Jake Miller came on Tuesday evening of last week Ito foe the guest of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Weldy for four weeks. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Johnson on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lechlitners and daughter. Fern and Edna and son, Paul, south of Nappanee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chulton and daughter, Diann, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hooley, -of! Bourbon. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mr®. John Johnson and son and Mr. and Mrs. Earnest iMauzey, of New Paris. ; Miss Aliie Iffert and Vernon ; Markley 'had dinner Sunday with the latters brother, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Markley and son, Johnny Mr. and Mrs. Manford Freed and family, near Wakarusa, Miss Lillian Smeltzer, Rev, and Mrs.

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Francis Freed and Mrs. Saloma Smeltzer were dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. John Smeltzer and family at Goshen on Sunday, at Goshen, Miss Iffert also visited Mire. Mary Reed, of Gohen in the afternoon. Aliie Iffert and Johnny Markley spent Tuesday evening with Miss Etta Iffert and Miss Shirley Keefer. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hartman, north of Locke visited Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Sfcahly on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Lechlitner spent Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Weaver and family at Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Lerhlitner, of Goshen spent Sunday evening with J. H. Lechlitner. A son was foam to the Lechliineris daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Devon Russel on Friday, which is the third grandchild bom in the past 6 weeks. This grandson has been named, Tommy Lee. Misses Gafhrine and Judy Slatoauigh, near Locke and Miss Edna Shumaker, south of Nappanee had dinner Sunday with the Simon Yoder family. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Weaver, (Mr. and Mrs. Levi Ressler, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weaver and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brubaker and children, Mr. and Mrs. War- ! ren Bechtel, Mrs. Wenger and Mr®. Jake Bechtel, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver at Yellow Creek Sunday. Mrs. Weaver is improving from a recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bowman, Miss Etta Iffert and Miss Shirley Keefer were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fox •and family, near Milford. Visitors at the Stanley Pippenger home last week were Mrs. Roy Heer, Mrs. Ed Pippenger, Mrs. D. L. Pippenger. Visitors on Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Weaver and son, of New Paris. Mrs. Ed Pippenger was a dinner guest. Dinner guests of Mr. amdi Mrs. Minor Leafherman on Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leatbermian and sons, Russel and Marvin, Os Wausen, Ohio and his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Harris and son, Wayne, of Anitaoch, West Va. Mrs. Harris remained until Saturday. They were also guests at the Charles Leatherman home for dinner Saturday and visited at the Denver Ruff home at Fayette, Ohio. They attended Harvest meeting at West Fulton, Ohio on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Leathermam returned home that evening. Edward Pippenger was a Sunday guest of Jimmy and Jerry Stouder at the Earl Stouder home! Mr. and Mi®. Harold Miller, of Elkhart were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Anglemyer on Friday. , •Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myer and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Bob 'Stouder were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Venn Criipe on Wednesday evening. Maynard Stouder, of Elkhart was there on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Marquart and sons were dinner guests Sunday. Dale Stouder, of Nap- ! panee and Mrs Pearl Thomas, of Ft. Wayne were afternoon visitors. _, , Mr and Mrs. Bob Marquart and family, of Etna Green moved to the Vem Cripe farm on Friday and are living in a trailer home for the present.

SEVENTH ANNUAL SALE BY SWINE BREEDERS ASSN. OCTOBER 18 TH The Elkhart County Swine Breeders’ Association will hold their Seventh Annual All-breed Pure-bred Boar & Open Gilt sale at the Elkhart County Fairgrounds, Goshen, Indiana, Wednesday, October 18th. These “Show Window” sales sponsored by this organization, have come to be looked upon as an excellent place to buy herd improving breeding stock, and fully realizing the fact, the consigning breeders dig deep into ther herds and consign some of their very best animals, even though they know that in am auction the buyers set the price and they will quite likely get less than they would get if sold privately at their respective farms. On first thought, this might seem unwise for a breeder to sacrifice on one or more of his outstanding animals but advertising is the answer. It is considered that this “Show Window” advertising coupled with the newspaper advertising and publicity, more than offsets the sacrifice in price of the animals sold. The Elkhart County Swine Breeders’ Association also sponsors many 4-H Club activities in addition to holding their-annual “Show Window” sales. The amount the Association voted for 4-H Pig Club activities in 1950 was $200.00 Present officers of the Association are: President, Loyal Stuckman, Nappanee Ind.; Vice Pres., Harvey S. Weaver, Wakarusa; Secretary, J. W. Weybright, Syracuse and Treasurer, Robert Wilson, Millersburg. CHILD STUDY CLUB TO MEET ON MONDAY WITH MIRIAM STUMP The Child Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Miriam Stump on Monday, Oot. 9th. Response to roll call will be, “A Recent Book I’ve Enjoyed.” Mrs. June Moser will give a book review. There will be a reading of our club constitution. v Gas Pipe \The first use of wrought iron gat pipe, lined with paper, to contain electrical wires, occurred in 1894. The iron conduit was superior in strength to its predecessors, and fhraaded joints made it mechanical* ly secure.

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Robert “Boots” Ingrain Announces the Opening ofi BOOT’S Complete Food Market FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY FORMERLY NAPPANEE PACKING CO. i Featuring a New Complete Line of Groceries, Garden Fresh Vegetables, Fancy Fruits, Home Cured Hams and Bacon, Home Made Bologna and Sausage, Fresh Fish, and Oysters - - LISTED BELOW ARE A FEW OF OUR OPENING VALUES TANARUS: WASH DAY MIRACLE AQ. 1 ’ - tide 2 PACKAGE LIMIT Z“ C POX PURE CANE BE* Sugar 5 POUND BAG 45 C Crisco " BETT | R pggSS'gg N ~8 Burco Coffee GUARANTEED LB. 73*

IDYLL HANP>ACKED TOMATOES “ - N c°a 2 10c LITTLE ELF 303 CANS FANCY PEAS 2cans 2 9c MISTLETOE COLORED OLEO 2 POUND UM,T LB * 25c Guaranteed to Satisfy

WASHED LARGE CHIPPEWA GOOD COOKING Potatoes 15 PO pECK 29® Bananas G ? po e unds llow 25®

GOOD EATING OR COOKING 5 LB. BAG Mclntosh apples 25c EXTRA LARGE PASCAL CELERY stalk 19c

FRESH WELL TRIMMED FRESH PICNIC LB. SHOULDER ROAST 39c LEAN RIB CUT LB. PORK CHOPS -49 c LITTLE ROUND BONE LB. PORK STEAK * -49 c ALL LEAN CENTER CUT LB. PORK CHOPS -65 c Picnics HOME SMOKE 4 d

YELLOW CREEK LB. HOME MADE PURE PORK LB. SLICING BOLOGNA 39c SAUSAGE ~ ~ 39c Perch and Pike fresh lake erie lb. 35° Fresh Oysters coast F pint 69' FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE WHILE SHOPPING AT BOOT'S FOOD MART

USE LIKE MILE MILNOT - -3 W 29c MIRACLE WHIP QUART JAR SALAD DRESSING -58 c HALF HILL, EXTRA GOOD TUNA FISH - CA * 29c

SOLID. CRISP 2 LARGE HEADS HEAD LETTUCE -19 c SNOW WHITE LARGE HEADS CAULIFLOWER head 19c

CHOICE YEARLING FANCY LB. SHORT STEAK -59 c FANCY TENDER LB. POT ROAST -49 c LEAN TENDER LB. SHORT RIBS ~ 35c FRESH GROUND LB. HAMBURGER ~ -49 c SMALL IL. Aft* to 6 lb. Avg. Ow

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1950.