Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 89, Number 28, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 6 January 1966 — Page 2
ITS WISE'S ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE TIME FOR ALL WISE SHOPPERS TO SAVE 20 >• 50% On Quality Furniture and Carpeting " i ' i. We have been so busy taking inventory that time did not permit us. to list the many bargains you will find throughout our entire store. Yeu will find savings in every dept, on odds & ends, one-of-a-kind items, discontinued styles and covers. We must make room for our new 1966 mdse, which will be arriving soon. Hurry for best selection.
Open Evenings Until 9:00 PM Wed., Fri. & Saturday
METZLER'S SEMIANNUAL SALE SHORT LOTS AND STYLES NOT RESIZED FOR' THE SPRING SEASON.
TWICE-YEARLY SALES
FOOT SAVER BROWN CALF RUMP *Bo* Volet 1 S/8 Heel *l4* —■—— - a——■■■■■■ ■ ■ NATURALIZERS - Values to *l6°° HUNDREDS OF PAIRS ON SALE ALL COLORS _ SJ9B „ ts. $lO SMARTAIRE Values to Ml" Mess styles & stacked hers SSO * j EDITH HENRY Valves s 9°° to M3 00 Flats i St. Heels *s* -6 W - - BLACK a Bte. C6U9W IN THIS GROUP ~_ CONNIE AND PARIS FASHION *** *s* TW ** MISS AMERICA HAtt AND unit Niels values to Woo <4* . ft* m i|M
METZLER SHOE CO.
ODDS AND ENDS - SNOW BOOTS - HOUSE SLIPPERS - WORK SHOES - AT CLOSE OUT PRICES. SPECIAL PRICES ON MANY RUBBER ITEMS TO BE CLOSED OUT FOR THE SEASON..
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TOWN & COUNTRY FURNITURE 1401 E. Market (Rt. 6) Nappanee Ph. 773-3171
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MENS DRESS OXFORDS This group will include Air Film - Crosby . Square - Pedwin - Hush Puppies - Calumets VALUES S IO M TO $23 00 SHORT LOTS AND STYLES NOT RESIZED s£9o _ _ S]Q9O $I2 9 ° _ $1590 ! ’ • . . • ■• -y /• g . 1 fn -*■ V' 1 ' .’ *- 1 | MOST OF OUR SALE SHOES WILL BE ON DISPLAY WITH SIZES AVAILABLE MARKED ON EACH STYLE SELF SERVICE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald beer, R.R. t, Milford, announce the engagement of Ih'eir daughter. Miss Carol Rose Beer, fO Dane Alden Rumfelt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rumfelt, R. 2, Milford. Carol is a student at international Business College, Fort Wayne and Dane is in basic training at Fort Lewis, Washington. A neighbor wrecked his car, while returning from a long vacation. He had so many stickers on his windshield, telling where he had <bee% that he couldn't see where he was going.
WEIL BE CLOSED Thurs. Afternoons DURING JAN - FEB. - MARCH WARREN'S YOUNG MENS SHOP NAPPANEE
STARTING OUR 42ND YEAR ON 1 MAIN ST. NAPPANtE* INO.
TALK OF THE TOWN BY BARBARA REISER 773-4583
. file holiday season is past, and •KY . . ther®- are only a few visible traces left of the past two festive weeks. Relatives have returned to their homes, trees and decorations have beep taken down, and Santa Claus hajfJretaJ'Aed to the North Pole to begin -preparations for next year. Nativity scenes have been put back in closets until next year, which really isn’t necessary because the birth of Christ should be remembered all through the year. Playrooms are a bit more cluttered with the addition of Christmas toys, and most everyone appears now and then in a new outfit he or she received for Christmas. It would be nice if the friendliness and cheerfulness of the Chrifmas season could last from now until next year. Is there any reason why it shouldn’t? Mr. and Mrs. Don Dohner and sons Kerry and David, spent the New Year’s weekend with his parents, the Ward Dohners and fam-
Close outs on many styles in Mens, Womens and Boys & Girls shoes.
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Our twice-yearly event! BOYS AND GIRLS STYLES PEDWIN JR. - LAZY BONES HUSH PUPPIES - STEP MASTER VALUES TO $10.50 $490 . $590 _ s£9o _ SJ9O ----•■ ' ‘ f 1 f ’ • Special Group -Misses Lazy Bones i,, Values to $8.50 A & B width 2,,PA,RS SizMBH-4 $ 3 90
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STORE HOURS Daity 8:30 til 5:30 Thursday til Noon Friday . Night til 8:30 Closed Sat. at 5:30
get together was' enjoyed. Most of the college students have returned to school after a Christmas vacation at home. Our local school students are also back to continue their educations and aftei* two Weeks of seeing them around town and at basketball games, the streets and downtown arfeli seem a bit bare without Spring vacation will be hette sbon, and many will be returning Then. l)Ve wish them good luck with their studies, especially Since semester exams will be coming up soon. Mr. and Mrs. James Tobias' traveled 'to Leonidas, Michigan, over the Weekend to visit with friends, the Glen Calverts. The John Heisel "family returned Friday from a week long visit with relatives in Virginia and Maryland. They visited Mrs. Heisel’s parents in Bridgewater, Va., and then went to, New Windsor, Md., where they 'spent some time with her brother and family, the Galen Ellers. The Rev. Bill Kidwells and sons, David and Phillip, are back home after spending the past week with relatives in the East. The Church of the Brethren Youth Fellowship started the year off right last Sunday evening with a party and planning session. About 15 youth and their counselors gathered at the Clyde Rogers home for games, refreshments and a discussion on what they, as a group, would like to accomplish this year. A District Religion and Life School began at the Church of the Brethren on Monday evening and will continue for* the remainder of Monday evenings in January. Classes include Mission One, Language of Christianity, New Testament Studies, Brethren Beliefs, Youth Course, Teaching Juniors and Christians in World Conflict. The flu bug seems to be making the rounds, which is the usual happening this time of the year. I hope be misses your house. Phone me at home with your news tips or any information you might have to pass on. Ignorance is hard to conceal, because those afflicted try to hide it in such a public place. Choices are 90000 difficult! Bad company is risky, and good company is monotonous.
ALL SALES CASH ALL SALES FINAL
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First National Raises Interest Rates On Deposits The First National Bank of Elkhart County has increased its interest rates on savings certificates Os deposit to 4V2%, which is the maximum rate allowable in the State of Indiana, according to an announcement by Wilbur Wright, president. The increased rate became effective January 1, 1986, and the minimum amount of SIO,OOO will be dropped to $5,000 as well as changing the maturity date of the certificate from six months to 90 days. Wright said that the First National is the first bank in the area to reduce the amount to $5,000, which will make the new rate available to more savers. He said that interest will be computed from the day of deposit and paid each quarter, with an automatic 90 day renewal period, unless the depositor requests otherwise. Wright also announced that certificates of SI,OOO up to $5,000 will be issued at 4% and also will be available for 90 days or longer. In addition to the ttvo certificates of deposit programs, Wright said the bank will also continue to offer “Instant interest’’ regular savings program at 3% % with interest being paid from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal . ■as well qs fieing compounded on a quarterly Oasis. He said that no notice of any kind is required to make a withdrawal, f ‘ ■? i , Wrighit said that the new rates will permit the First National to compete with other banks irt the United States who recently have increased their rates. o . . Go To Church On Sunday
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