Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 78, Number 52, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 14 July 1955 — Page 8

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VISIT INFANTS DEPARTMENT EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY SHIVELY’S DRY GOODS JBEPT.

CHIROPRACTIC COULD BE YOUR ANSWER DR. GRUMMONS Chiropractor 252 E. Market NAPPANEE ' Ph. 114 j ■_

m 111 11l • Get our "leadership deal”during our nii ij urn -■■K-- ■ -' # oUMMeR ..BANDWAGOIfe*', % SEUABRATION ’ : You get years-ahead • T?irthf nrtiii \tnii nnn rtof n ! . ..

Right now yorU can get a wonderful deal on anew ’55 FORD! This promises to be the most successful sales year in Ford History. So were celebrating in advance by offering Leadership Deals that will step up even further the leadership pace at which Fords have been selling all year long. Well make it so easy for you to own a beautiful new Ford that we believe you’ll agree now is the time to start enjoying the fine car of its field . . the ’55 FORD! HOW IS THE TIME TO CET OH THE FORD BAHS) WAGON!

ZILfAK FORD SALES Main & Lincoln Phone 232 If You’re Interested in an Car-Be Sure to See Your Ford Dealer

Hwrtliwy 'ywdrtl^^ Whether it’s Spring, Summer or Folk, .almost any day is apt to be one of those sticky, humid days when clothes just never seem to dry. They can’t... because the moisture-filled air can not remove the water from your clothes. These are the times when drying is an all jWfc/ -y jj j day job... or even longer! , - / Smart homemakers will solve this s problem by getting a Gas Clothes Dryer. WHEN YOU MIY YOURS .. . MAKE SUS& -VJA ' | . CVW r^6l^ CLOTHES DRYER • LOWEST Installation ' * ' • LEAST Drying Cost - - , • FASTEST Drying Time W M ' • BEST Results ! W If • FREE Adjustment Service | * -

Mrs. Verl Jackson, Knightstown, spent the week-end in the home of her sister, Mrs. Lundy Wellborn.

NORTHERN INDIANA *fii£lic S&wice COMPANY ♦ -~v > e •

l AYR NEWS 1 i j f. - By Ada Burkholder < Amish church service is to be at the Dan E. Hochstetler home, Sunday. John D., Miller, near Community Center and John C. Hochstetler, had dinner with Mrs. Lizzie Burkholder Tuesday and called on the Jacob Borfeholders in the afternoon. Anna J. Borkholder spent nesday afternoon with her grandparents, the Jacob Borkholders. Anna and Mattie Miller and Simon Kemp called in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Bork-

You get years-ahead THUNDERBIRD STYLING You get reassuring TRIGGER-TORQUE “GO” You get smooth ANGLE-POISED RIDE Come in hr oor wm m. ■% "leadership deal ” L|lD|| M a brand-new’ss ■ Will/

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holder called on the Eli Borkholders Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Borkholder called on his brother, Sam, Friday evening. Nancy and Bobby Knight, Plymouth, Martha Farmiwald and Esther Miller, spent Saturday night and Sunday alt the David J. Borkhiolder home, Alma Stutzman, A'manda Chupip, Emma and Ada B.orkholder called in the afternoon. Rosemary Rj*u gh, Lakeville, spent the week-end with the Harvey Miller family. • Wilson Miller, lowa,, called on John Henry Borkholder Saturday evening. Sunday dinner guests of the Ora L. Hoehstetlers were the Henry Helmuths, Levi Hoehstetlers, Lamar Hershbergers and daughters, Milo Miller’s, Moss Slabaughs, Lester Millers, and daughter, Gilbert Miller family, Harley Miller family, Sylvanus Miller family. I Visitors of Jacob Borkholders] Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Sam; Chupp, Simon A. Miller,'the Eli J. Burkholders, Amos Whetstones, I Andrew L. Miller and son Ray, Eli j Cihupp family, Anna and Gertie! Whetstone. Barbara and. Amanda Chupp, I Alma Stutzman, Floyd Bender,] Anna and Katie D. Borkholder' called on the Mose I. Millers Sun. day afternoon. Mrs. John Yutzy, Obla„ Jonas Yutzy family, and Eli Yutzy, dined Sunday with the John Mast family in Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Borkholder and Anna Mae, Sara, Laura and Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Borkholder and daughters, Sarah and Clara, Margaret Hershberger,j Homer Helmutlh and Ernest Bender, Nappanee, attended a home-! coming at Eli Beachys, ] near Kokomo. Mrs. Lizzie Burkholder and the Levi Burkholder family called on the Charles Bolimans, west of Bremen, Sunday afternoon. Menno Kaufman family, east of Locke, visited with the Jonas Borkholders, Sunday afternoon. Sunday afternoon and evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. David E. Borkholder were Mr. and Mrs. Owen Borkholder and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whetstone, Simon Miller and Sarah Borkholder. Mr. and Mrs. Mose I. Miller spent Sunday evening with Jonas Yoder and the Levi Kuhns family. David Miller family and 'Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hochstetler enjoyed an ice cream supper at the Milo Miller home near Community Center Sunday. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Ora fcr Hochstteler, Monroe Hochstetdet family, Joe Miller family, Mrs. Mose Miller! and Mrs. Sarah Miller. Ada, Esther and Sara Milder, Eli Borkholder family, called on the Dan Borkholders Sunday evening. l Mrs. Sam Chupp called on her parents, the Jacob Borkholders Monday afternoon. Mrs. Bork#ol-j der is sick with high blood pre- j sure. Alvin Borkholder, Lester, Lee' and Joe Helmuth, Sylvia and LarCOME IN AND SEE THE NEW DEEPFREEZE DUPLEX. IT’S A , FREEZER! IT’S A REFRIGERATOR! HOLDS MORE FOOD THAN ! A 12 FT. REFRIGERATOR PLUS| 140 LBS. OF FROZEN FOOD,; TAKES NO MORE SPACE.! PLETCHER FURNITURE CO. j,

ry Hochstetler, Esther, Alma and Enos Kauffman, John Henry, Junior and David Whetstone, spent Sunday afternoon at the Eli Borkholder home. Ivan v and Edna Yoder; Etna Green, Mary Graber and Ada Marie Miller, _ with Glenn Nisley, Kansas, started on a western trip Monday morning. There was a half inch of rainfall. ]COUNTY LINE] i By Mrs. Elias Sarber Mr. and Mrs. Edward Truex of Elkhart, visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Berkey and Carol Jtnd Linda, Saturday. They had Sunday j-supper at the Floyd Gordon home. | Mr. and Mrs. Olem Collins and ! Mr. and Mrs. Williatn Truex enI joyed a trip in Michigan last Wed. j nesday and Thursday. Sunday visitors at the Elias SarI ber home were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ogle and Garlene of New Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest •Baker of Nappanee. Mrs. Charles Ulrich and Sue and Charles, visited M.r and Mrs. Paul Thompson, Thursday. Shirley Sarber spent Saturday night with Garlene Ogle at New Paris. About 40 parents and members of the 4-H Wakarusa Wizard club

Auction Sale, OF ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS Sat., July 23 -12:30 p.m. DST At 805 S. Main, Nappanee, Ind. —-—t—r .—-——.... % : Speed Queen washer, double tubs, two dressers, bed springs and mattress, fiber wardrobe, buffet, combinations bookcase and desk, chairs, rockers, quilt frames, mirrors, nice throw rugs, trunk, 10x10 rug and pad,-fruit cans, crocks, cooking utensils, dishes, bedding, feather bed, good 20 ft. extention ladder, step ladder, linens, many other items not mentioned. ANTIQUES China and glass, milk glass, pattern glass, hand painted china, other items in glass and china, cut glass, lamps, hanging, lamp, metal and glass lamps, several miniature lamps, some founts, several lamp shades including hanging lamp shades, large copper kettle, nice condition, small brass kettles, skimmers & ladles, a lot of nice walnut frames, butter bowls, walnut glass door cupboard, walnut wash stand, 4 poster bed, springs and mattress, cherry blanket, chest, maple slant top desk. We are moving from our large home to a smaller one and there will be many antiques and others items not mentioned hero.-'' We urge you to be on time. Terms Cash. Goods seen day of sale only. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Miller Winford Lewis, Auct. Not Responsible for Accidents

Zlllak Ford THIRD

OUT TO DOUBLE OUR SALES - REGARDLESS OF PRICE -YOUR CHANCE

BE'^-SURE! With These Extra Clean, Extra Value Used Cars. . ’53 FORD CUSTOM 8 20,000 Actual Miles Ford-O-Matic Radio Heater Very Sharp A Buy.

’54 MERCURY 4 DR. Radio - Heater - Overdrive Just Like New - SAVE SIOOO ’53 CHEVE, BEL AIR Radio - Heater - 4-Door >1295 '47 PONTIAC 4 DR. Radio and Heater A BUY $95 ’49 FORD OUST. 8 - $395 Radio - Heater - Overdrive-

★ ★ USED TRUCKS ★★ ★

’sl INTERNATIONAL 2-Ton - Long- Wheel base MAKE US OFFER

ZILIAK FORD SALES Cars ATrucks S. Main & Lincoln NAPPANEE Phono 232

enjoyed a. wiener roast at the home of Edith and Evelyn Husband, Friday evening. Clifford Oster is a patient at Elkhart hospital. , Willard Truex visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Truex,

i . - NOW AN | ! EXTRA i FULL DAY IN J \ CHICAGO | AT THE SAME LOW FARE < I | $5.72 ™""'!; | Including Tax J | I Coach Excursions Every < > ! Sat. and Sun. to Sept. 25, incl. i t | See Big League 11 Baseball < i > Or Visit Friends and Relatives J | >Lv. Nappanee 4:10 AM - 8:28 AM< i • Ar. Chicago 6:30 AM - 11:00 AMj | | Returning, leave Chicago 11:00 AM i or 8:30 PM, Saturday or Sunday. j > , Standard Time Shown j > Daylight Saving One Hour Later ( I See nearest Agent for Tickets l > I or additional information I I Baltimore & Ohio! I

Saturday. Mrs. Glen Biller visited Mary Sinn, Monday. Rev. J. M. Hartman preached at Hapton Union church Sunday morning.

NAPPANEE FROZEN FOOD CENTER QUALITY FOODS . PHONE 180 Pure GROUND 1 . PORE - - 1 49 Pre-Cooked PICNIC HAMS - - 39 FROZEN FOOD SALE veoetabi.es (rs FRUITS ■ ■I/O FISH ■■ ■ (In Doz. Lots) Q ff Seal Test v Pint SHERBETS 19 Montmorency 301 b. Can-lb. CHERRIES 20 c WE HAVE THE AMANA PUN SEE IS TUUAT •* _ - V

’53 PLYM. Suburban Radio - Heater Tarn Lights ’SO FORD 4-DOOR $450 Radio - Heater 1950 FORO x Two-Door Sedan at $ 395 1950 FORD Two-Door Sedan at *450 ’SO STUDEBAKER $350 t)el,iixe - Commander - Star t ight - Club Coupe

’4O PLYMOUTH Pickup $95

THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1955

AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINES TO RENT, 57.50 FOR THE FIRST WEEK INCLUDES DELIVERY AND NORMAL INSTALLATION, THEN $2 A WEEK. PLETCHER FURNITURE GO.

SALE

Wo Matter What Car! V Wo Matter What Trade You Want! Come In! We’ve Got to Sell to Meet Our Big Anniversary Quota. This Is Your Chance! We’ll Make Your Deal! 9

We Want all Our Old Customers and Their Friends To Come In and Visit Us & Sec the Greatest Cars • of- History • Most Beautiful Designs, ♦ and Dramatic Interiors. America’s “First” Car. Come In and Renew Old Acquaintance & Friendship. Art Ziliak