Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 86, Number 4, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 26 July 1962 — Page 2

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Chunk No. Vh can j. j. PINEAPPLE 39C Ripe 'N Ragged IGA 2 No. 303 cans PEAS 3/C IGAGoI. W.K. 2 No. 303 cans corn 3/C

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SIDEWALK DAZE-JULY 27 & 28 The Final Cleanup of the Summer Season. Hundreds of Pairs on Racks and fables. Stop for your site color price There will be plenty of shoes Browse Buy Have Fun. All Sales Cash - Outside Bargains - All Sales final Womens Dress - Wedgies - Loafers - Canvas FINAL CLOSE OUT S 2 M T Arranged According to Size for Easy Selection MCll'C CHAFC dress - work oxfords & shoes 1 ,tn J Altvu CANVAS-AND SUMMER SANDALS CANVAS OX AND SANDALS MEN ' S DRESS & WORK S2OO . S3OO . S4OO . SSOO SSOO ssoo NOT CHEAP SHOES - BUT GOOD SHOES CHEAP " FINAL CLEAN UP - JNSfDC BARGAINS YELLOW SALE TAGS - tn I* yowseH Women's — Men's Dress Cfcßdrens Values to $14.99 . OUTSIDE tiAA Values Id 114.99 VUIOWL $ 4 * V.V s s°° - 0 s6°° s 7°° *f>\ssoe S7OO sQ®® toSLfiftrfte { Many Bargains Available Throughout Our Store | i

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GROCERY ISS E. Market, Nappanee WE DELIVER Phone 96

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This is the time we’ve all been waiting for! Sfdewalk Days is here, and the whole family's been making lists of the things they want. This is a good time for mama to get some of the necessary items for fall. And Dad can get soihe good bargains as Nappahee merchants dear their shelves. Another big event is Dob’s Standard Service who are having their 7th anniversary sale coupled with a big tire sale, many gifts for the kids, and all kinds of prizes. Metzler's is clearing out all kinds of good shoes in varied sizes and styles. There are some real bargains. Curtis TV is again having their Silent Auction, which was so much fun last year. Lehman’s Hardware has a sale on discontinued lines of paints. Also a good sale on boat cushions, which should -go fast. You mfen must see the beautiful laminated knit jackets which just came into Warren’s. They’re reversible and stunning. Wise Furniture is having a final July clearance sale with exceptional bargains On lawn and porch furniture. Johnson’s Drug Store features a little bit of everything. Specials on stationery, utility bags, hair dryers, insect sprays—to mention a few. They’re having fun at Stillson’s. They’re clearing out dress shirts and sport shirts and a tremendous value on beach wear. Wait until you see all that Wegmillers will have for sale both in and out. Wonder what’s in those dollar grab bags! Deisch Supply is having a big sale on power mowers and a

clearance on tillers. - Mutschler Bros, la even having Sidewalk Pays with a special on Range Hoods. Weldy’s is offering Mautz paint at a dollar off and every kind of paint and wall paper supply. For Sidewalk Days, Hadley’s is slashing prices as much as % and % on all kinds of items from sportswear, blouses, skirts.^ Tile Moderne Beauty Shop Is giving S2IOO off on permanents, girls! Stuckmans is really in the -swing of Sidewalk Days closing out much of their good summer stock and discontinued lines. Schultz Bros, are in the process Os remodeling, so they’re Cleaning out their counters of all kinds Os odds and ends for Sidewalk Days. At Gertrude’s Beauty Shop, when you get your hair set and shampoo, you can get a manicure for a -dollar. Try Dunham & LoVe for their big film and camera special this weekend. Have you seen those playpools (big!) at Pletcher’s Applinace Center? Go in and see the beautiful stainless steel set for 8 at Newcomer’s which they’re offering (among other things) at good prices . Wait until you see all the used furniture which Pletcher’s Furniture will have on the sidewalk for the big days. Go in and see the new vacuum cleaners at Martin’s Hardware. Fabulous! And don’t forget to take the whole family to the Lion’s Barbeque. We’ll see you there. Your favorite grocery store will have some good bargains too. Family Mart Is Closing Out The Family Mart is going out of business. The store which was formally the Boston Store will sell out its inventory within the next few weeks. The main purpose of selling out the business entirely is to dissolve the partership of Harrison Bowers and Don Miller. Mr. Miller says that his plans are still indefinate. Mr. Bowers will announce his plans in the near future. Mr. Bowers joined the Boston Store about twenty years ago. At that time it was located where Martin’s Hardware now is and moved to its present site about three years later. '* In this week’s Advance-News, the Family Mart begins advertising their close-out sale, during which everything will be sold. Ford and Dorcas Modes and family of Alton, 111. spent last week visiting with her mother, Mrs John Shively. Special NFO Meeting At New Paris Allen Spurgeon of St. James Mo., a member of the NFO National Board of Directors will be the guest speaker at a special meeting at the New Paris High School, Thursday, Aug. 2, at 7:30 p.m.

SIDEWALK DAZE WARREN'S Mens and Boys Wear STRAW HATS Vl PRICE WALKING SHORTS DECK PANTS SUMMER TROUSERS SWIM WEAR 255TOFF m 1 [■ : ■■■■■ ■ Mens and Boys Sport Shim Buy One At Regular Price Get Another One of Equal Value for s i' s ° Mens Wool and Dacron Suits 25% OFF AH Sales Final, No Refunds, No Exchanges WARREN'S 107 E. MARKET PHONE 26

The pupose of (his meeting is to give farmers and interested businessmen of this area information on undesirable conditions present in our marketing system today and what effect an organized bargaining program will have on improving, these conditions-. will be opehed the speacfa. All farmers, members and non-members, their wives, and interested businessmen are urged to attend. Refreshments will "be served.

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Ron Hall and Jack Stutzman in wheelbarrow race at scout camp. Looks like Jack's getting a mouthful. Middlebury Amish Wonder If Buggy Race Will Be Last week the Advance-news suggested that our Amish friends stage a buggy race for all to see. Many persons have indicated that they certanlly would like to witness such an event. - Word reached the newspaper that a group of the Amish over Middlebury way are all set and just want to know where and when they can race their Nappanee counterparts. No word has been heard yet officially from the Amish nearer Nappanee. One of the Amish near Middlebury said that this must indicate that they are timid ad afraid of getting beaten. Another theory is that the offer of a prize didn’t interest them. At any rate, the Advance-News is waiting word from some of the young Amish men that they’d participate in such an event. General agreement seems to be that such an event could provide lots of fun for everyone. ■ --• *■**-*- 68 Attend Senior Citizen Picnic The Senior Citizens Picnic was held at the Nappanee Community Park Thurs., July 19 with 68 attending. A wonderful dinner was served at noon before which Rev. Heimach gave the prayer. Following dinner a short program was given. Mrs. Rev. Baker a solo. Group Singing was led by Mrs. Baker. Old time hymns were sang. Emerson Kanodes gave a piano solo, Some Golden Day Break, followed by a Flanagram. Roclc/of

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Ages was sung by Barbara Kanode. The Browne Sisters sang selections “In the Garden” and “He’ll Understand” atnd “Say Well Done”. Dyke)kt%?piabo. ■ Ail old title skit was given by OUie McDonald and Gertrude Richmohd and Hazel Janssen. A good furie to&S by all, It was decided to use the following for our tlieme song. *lf we all said a -prayer-for each-other each day what a wonderful world this would be.” Next meeting will be held Thurs., Sept. 6 at the EUB Chureh.. COMMITTEE Mrs. Fred Haney Mrs.- Harold Weygand Mrs. Grover Ham man Mrs. Ernest Ball 4 Mrs. Haney Chairman The religious film “Angry Jungle” will be given at the Mt. Tabor Church of God, Sunday evening, July 22 at 7:30. The film is about Communism. DRIVE SAFELY! SAVE A LIFE!

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PAINT SALE Discontinued Lines and Colors - All OTHER PAINT VALUES From 25* ,0 50* *“ BOAT CUSHIONS ~~ - Many Values From Our Regular Stock and From Special Purchases for Sidewalk Days. Lehman's Hardware 103 f. Market Nappanee

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