The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 December 1963 — Page 23

MAKE THIS AN APPLIANCE CHRISTMAS All The New Merchandise Is Priced With Trade-Ins 1- NORGE GAS DRYER — 2 heats, large solid drum, large lirft screen, 21” blower fan - 5-way venting - 5 year warranty with 1 year on motor - automatic door switch - high level air intake - rust prevention finish., $139.95 - " »•« • * I 2 - NORGE GAS DRYERS — same features as above with 5 heats and stationary drying. $159.95 1- NORGE GAS DRYER — same features as above] with 6 heats and Hamper door. $179.95 1 Pr. “Touch” Norge WASHER and GAS DRYER $420.00 for pair 1 Combination Norge WASHER and GAS DRYER 6 heats, wash and dry or wash without drying or dry without washing. $395.00 1 Used Pair Norge WASHER and GAS DRYER — like new $280.00 for pair SOME USED ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYERS 1 NEW 12 FT. NORGE REFRIGERATOR — 2-door, | automatic defrost in refrigerator, dimensions are 62 high, ,28” wide and 29” deep. $249.00 SOME GOOD USED REFRIGERATORS 1- 15 FT. CHEST TYPE FREEZER — Norge - storage j 523 lbs. - dry wall condenser - automatic light on lid - handy temperature control - thin pak insulation with lock and warning light - 5 yr. food protection warranty $249.95 1 -16 FT. NORGE UPRIGHT FREEZER — 3 jet freezing shelves - pull-out basket - shelves on door - 5 year food protection warranty - lock - light - magnetic door seal. , $279.95 1- 36” NORGE ELECTRIC RANGE $198.50 1- NORGE PORTABLE DISHWASHER — holds 12 complete place settings - Superior washing for cleaner dishes - hot air drying - 6 cycle washing and drying operatoins $239.95 1- MONARCH 30” GAS RANGE — electric clock - lighted back panel - glass in oven door - burner with a brain - pilot light in oven $198.50 USED ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS — 2-30 Gallon $25.00 each 3-52 Gallon $35.00 each 1-85 Gallon $55.00 1- MONARCH 60,000 BTU OIL HEATER • SIOO.OO 1 - PERFECTION OIL HEATER — with blower - 55,000 BTU $140.00 SOME USED OIL HEATERS NEW GAS HEATERS OF ALL TYPES AND SIZES 2 USED STEEL AND CAST FURNACES EXCELLENT STOCK OF OTHER CHRISTMAS ITEMS SMALL APPLIANCES — Electric irons, toasters, percolators, hand mixers - Electric skillets - Hat box hair dryer - Electric can openers - Corn poppers - Electric kitchen and bedroom clocks. Revere Ware - Pyrex Ware - Corning Ware - Plastic Ware of all types - Insulated Tumblers - Copper Mold Sets - Bernz-O-Matic torches - Tools of all kinds - Tool boxes - Insulated Jackets for both men and women - Winter caps - Barbecue grills. JOYS FOR EVERYONE 1 *** I - Tobaggon - Sleds - Wagons - Tricycles - Models, including planes, ships, cars and monsters - Stuffed animals - Games for the entire family - Basketballs - Football® v Pocket knives - Ballpoint pens - BB guns and air guns - Rocking horse - Wheel barrows. Stiver’s Phone 892 New Paris, Ind. You can depend on service if you buy from Stiver’s Bulk & Bottled Gas, Appliances, Heating, Plumbing and Electric, Hardware. Open 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

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Fords 1963 WAGON Fordor,V-8, P.r Steering 1963 FALCON 4-door, 6, Automatic, Red Color, One Owner 1962 WAGON 6 Pass, Full Power, Sharp, One Owner, Bronze Color 1962 WAGON 6 Pass., White, Country Sedan, Automatic, V-8, One Owner 1962 GALAXIE 500 Red & White, r TuTone, Full Power, V-8 1961. GALAXIE 2-door, H. T., Black, P. S.» V-8, Radio One Owner 1961 WAGON 6 Pass., Blue, 6, Stick 1960 4-DOOR Hardtop, Galaxie, P. S., V-8, Automatic, One Owner 1960 WAGON 6 Pass., V-8, Automatic, TuTone Paint 1959 CUSTOM V-8, Automatic, 4-door, Green & White 1958 CONVERTIBLE 4-speed, Hursh Floor Shift J 3 Duces, Black Color, New Top

C. S. MYERS Famous For Fords For 25 Years “Largest Dealer Serving The Lake Area” Phone: 658-4881 Milford, Ind.

First National Bank Os Warsaw OFFICES IN Warsaw, Milford, Claypool MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND , FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

Other Trade-Ins 1961 WAGON, CHEV., V-8, Full Power 1961 VOLKSWAGON, ,2-Door, Green 1961 CORVAIR 2-door, Stick, Green 1960 OLDS WAGON 88 Series, P. 8., P. S., White, 6 Passenger 1959 CHEV. Bel Air, 4-door, Blue, V-8, P. S., Power Glide 1959 M. G. Convertible, Red, Black Top, 4-speed 1956 CHEV. 2-door Hardtop, Black & White, V-8, P. 8., P. S., Power Glide 1956 PONTIAC 4-door, V-8, Grey, P. 8., P. S., Automatic Pick-Ups 1958 RANCHERO, 6 Cyl., Real ’ Sharp 1954 % TON FORD, V-8 1953 % TON FORD, V-8

HOME LAUNDRY ! CENTER PH More and more "homemakers I are setting up home laundry centers that include not only the ■washer and dryer—but storage ; space for detergents, counter space for sorting clothes, a clothes rack or closet to hang freshly dried or ironed garments. I

Wtcß!W?health HIHTS I ~~ - ' Prepared by American Foundation for Animal. Health This is the time of year when respiratory diseases of cattle begill t£. appear again. ! Ona point to remember about such diseases is that they can oc- . cur singly or in combination. This | can lead to confusion and substantial losses unless a prompt diagnosis is obtained. One of the : most costly of these 1 diseases in recent years has been infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (1BR), also known as “red nose.” Generally this disease affects 25 to 100 per cent of the cattle in a feedlot. | Fortunately the death loss is low in most cases, but IBR does cause a sharp loss of weight and condition. This really hits the farmer’s pocketbook because the i ailing cattle must be fed longer to : reach market condition. Among 1 dairy cattle, a similar loss comes in lowered milk production. Watch out for respiratory I diseases. They can run up [ feeding costs enormously. IBR is only one of the respiraI tory diseases with which cattie I raisers need to be concerned. Some of the others include bovine virus diarrhea, malignant catarrhal fever, ulcerative stomatitis, bovine para influenza 3 and sporadic mucosal disease. In general, symptoms of the various respiratory diseases of cattle look a lot alike. They include a nasal discharge, fever, I rapid breathing, loss of appetite, I depression, excessive drooling and 1 scouring. A low, throaty cough I also may be noticed. i Because these respiratory dis- ! eases do resemble each other a ] veterinarian should be called to make a diagnosis at the first signs of sickness. This also will help spot any secondary bacterial infections which can sometimes cbn> plicate the situation seriously. Prevention is a good watchword, too, in dealing with respiratory diseases. In the cases of IBR, cattle can be protected through vaccination. It also is a good idea to isolate replacement animals for about 30 days before turning ♦hem in with the home herd. RETURNS TO CALIFORNIA I Mrs. Louisa Dianna Doll Gibbons, sister of Theries Doll of r 2 Syracuse, has returned to her home in Santa Anna, California, after a rhonth long visit in Virginia, Maryland, Ohio and Indiana. Mrs. Gibbons is a graduate of Syracuse high school. 5

MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS Something You Enjoy Every Day Os The Year LARGE SELECTION . Record Players FWI Radios Tape Recorders II]HI Recording Tape and Supplies Needles and Accessories For all Makes SECOR-SOUND CRAFT 206 SO. BUFFALO ST. WARSAW, IND.

Flowers MAY WE SUGGEST A Lovely Poinsettia Plant FOR THE FOLLOWING Always a must for the Home at Christmas • For the office help Makes a wonderful gift For Customers and Friends at Christmas POINSETTIAS priced from $2,00 to $25.00 (Some SI.OO but no delivery on this size) A plant is sure to please everyone. Other plants available are: AZALEAS, MUMS, BEGONIAS & CYCLAMEN

Christmas Tree Beautiful shaped Scotch Pine. Why pay more than $3.49 when you can get the best ? 4%’ to 6’ tree .. $3.49 Also New Low Prices on Flocked Trees Mistletoe - Free

Evergreen Roping, Evergreens, Wreaths, Holly, Holly Wreaths. Road 15, North — Member of F. T. D.

Thursday, December 5, 1963

Ki J i«' ■P* ! aI I |l Mjl MRS. DUANE STRAW ] Barbara Weber Becomes Bride Os Dutine Straw In November 27 Rites

Miss Barbara Sue Weber, daughter of Mr. . and Mrs. Arthur W. “Red" Weber of Goshen, and Du- ■ ane E. Straw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Straw, Goshen, weie uniI ted in marriage in a 5:30 o’clock | ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 27, | in the West Goshen Church of the | Brethren. Rev. Paul Lantis. church pastor. officiated at the double ringservice in the presence of the immediate families and close friends. ■ Mrs.' Arthur Millard provided ! nuptial music in the church which was decorated with white snap- ; dragons and blue pompons. • Bride in White Sheath 1 The bride, escorted to the altar 'by her father, cfiose a street ! length white sheatE.frock fashion'ed with boat neckline and tiny l eap sleeves. The skirt line was ‘ trimmed in lace. Her face length vpil was caught to. a white bow. She carried a white Bible topped with piijik carnations. The maid of honor, Aliss Darl-

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ene Comstock. wore a beige suit with matching accessories and woe ?. cbrsage'of yellow and white pompons, . ' r Phillip Straw served as his brother's best man. Guests were seated by Larry Goubar and Donald J. Ecklebafger. Reception Follows - The bride's choice of blue and white was used to, decorate the home of her parents for the reception which followed the ceremony. The couple left on. a brief honeymoon'on route to Memphis, Tenn., where they will reside while Mr. Straw serves his tour of duty with the Marine Corps. Both are graduates of Goshen high school TO FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weisser and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fisher of Milford left Monday for a ' two weeks’ vacation in St. Petersburg, Fla.

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