The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 9

PACK NINE TtH5 EVENING REPUBLICAN. COLUMBUS, INDIANA. FRIDAY, MARCH 24. 1950. ttuuniunfiituiitiiiiiiiiiiiitiuiitiiuiiijutiiutiiuuituuiuiuiujiuiuiuiiiuiii To Sing at Sunday School Rally LETTERS TO THE EDITOR LOCALS IN PING PONG TOURNEY El MMiuiMr a a aw tMr seal r1a4a IM MMiMiM.

WANT TO BUY WANTED LOGS. XO. COMMON AND BETTER Oak and Poplar. 12 Inch ap ll-l-l ft. Straight, sound (4S.M per l.ftf Soft Maple and Beech 0-10-1? ft $40.00 per 1.000 Sycamore and Gum -10-IS ft.

$30.00 per 1.000 Delivered to WILLOUGHBY SAWMILL EUCHRE PARTY march 7:30 P.M. ot CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Sponsored by Columbus Saddle Club 12 Jive Kennel Members to Take Part in Matches at Bloomington. 1 PHONE 1-17? GARDEN CITYV IND. 7 SUNSHINE GROCERY A Phone 4214 215-217 Fourth St, S5 STORE HOURS: 7 Doys Week 6 A.M. to 8 P.M.

If It's Good to Eat. We Have It The. Log Cabin Four" quartet -from Alexandria will aing at a Sunday school rally at the Church 'of the Naxarene at 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning. Members of the group, called the "Junior Dixie Four" by the "Dixie Four" quartet. Include Morris Gaither.

Howard Little, Danny Gaither and Billy Gaither. noil p-lobida. DEAR 'EDITOR: Before lesnns; far oar winter residence her in Avon Pvk, TUL. I bUva you suggested to ma to wrtta to yoa about our winter vacation her. Weil.

has beeft indeed a very enjoyabt. on. The weather for the moat part haa bean warm, pleasant with occasionally delightful balmy breezes from off of Lake Latela just back of our cottar. We have a nlc sandy beach which extend from our property to the lake. Skiing and motor races ait various time are held on the lake which haa an expanse of several miles square.

-i' The lake contain bass, perch, trout and catfish. -We have made several nice catches of fish during our vacation here, Avon Park la not only a tourist city but also a prosperous, business center, lit la in the heart of the citrus Industry of Florida in either direction of it. there are thousands of acres of citrus groves with many more thousands of growing; and fruit bearing trees upon them. A most gorgeous sight to behold-to see the orange and golden colored fruit hanging from the branches of the trees. Through the center of the city of Avon there as a wall a mile long, beautifully landscaped with semi-tropical flowers, plants and trees.

The Bok "Singing Tower" is only about 25 miles from Avon Park and we: have visited it a number of times and enjoyed listening to the enchanting, wonderful music of Its chimes. The people of Avon Pork are hospitable and a most cordial greeting is extended to all visiting tourists. They have a winter guest club here with a large, membership. Shuffleboard. tennis, card games, etc.

are: at play daily. Occasionally a pitch-in dinner and picnic is had by (the members of Ithe club, such as mentioned in the clipping from a local newspaper here An Honest Six boys and six girls from here will go to Bloomington Saturday to represent the Jive Kennel in the district table tennis tournament. The Jive Kennel won the team trophy last year. In the 12. IS and 14 rear old boys' group will be Bill Smith and David Goeller and in the girls' group will be Norita Miller and Janice Harrison.

Kenneth Wtlkerson. Dean Bar-net t. Louise Esarey and Janice Devening will represent the 15. 16 and 17 year group and in the class will be Ross Higgins, Bill Meyer, Rosie Critxer and Joy George. Betsy Shepherd will go as an alternate in the 15.

16 and 17 year grokip for the girls. Higgins. the city', number one ping pong player, is playing lh an older group because of placing in the Ail-American tourney at Chf cago last year. Miss George won In her ajre group last year at the. dint riot, bringine her the trophy in the 17-year clans.

Another winner Inst year was Hueh Newsom 4 who didn't enter this year. He also played at Chicago in the A1L-American. The games, starting at 1 o'clock, may be played in the Bloomington high school gym, with a possibility of some of the matches being televised. Finals will start at 7 o'clock and trophies will be awarded to the winners in each age group, both boys and girls. Last year 60 boys and girls took part, but over 100 are expected this time.

The meet in, sponsored by the Juke Box Canteen, with all trophies donated by the Southern Sporting Goods store at Bloomington. Winners will be eligible to play in the Chicago Ail-American May 6. SPECIAL ALL DAY SUNDAY SEALTEST ICE CREAM Full nn Quart All Flavors On the other side of the fence was Clyde S. Bailey, executive vice-president of the United States independent Telephone association. Bailey, a serious gentleman with brown horn-rimmed spectacles, viewed the proposed coins with considerable alarm.

He cited a lot of figures on telephone booths around the country which accept Witness Is mmwn 5, 10 and 25-cent coins. The Bell system, to which his outfit sloes not belong, has 2,700.000.000 of these boxes alone. "We'd have to add another slot. meaning we'd have to make the 1 coin boxes bigger. I figure it would cost the Independent Telephone peple between three and four mil- i lion dollars just to reconvert and Bell about 50 million and you a Rare Indeed By HARMAN W.

NICHOLS. WASHINGTON. March 24 The pretty blonde In the polka dot blouse and dark blue skirt stole 'the show at a hearing tef ore the dignified Senate banking and currency subcommittee. Mrs. Maurine Loos of Forest Hills.

N. was testifying on a 'proposed bill which would give us fractional' coins like 2H, 54 and 7 cents. Mrs. Loos said, she thought the coins would be a fine idea. "I saw Mr.

Ed Mehren (chairman of the American Institute for Intermediate Coinage) on television and right away called the Institute COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS Complete Line of Cold Cuts FRESH FROZEN FISH FROZEN FOODS Cigarettes All Popular Brands 5 pkgs. 95 know what that would mean. Higher phone bills:" Bailey said the phone people have ojiher problems, too. He pulled out a little green box filled with worthless slugs. "There are a lot of dishonest people around," he said.

"They even pawn off foreign coins on us. The separation' problem is bad enough as it is without throwing in odd sized coin like one for lt cents." 1 and told them they sure had my 4th Street Between Jackson and Brown, Harry Frohman, Helicopters now are used for rescue work on land and sea; for dusting crops with chemicals against Insect pests; in delivering mail, police hunts, and exploring for oil and other minerals. SPECIAL i STARTED CHICK 1 Veek Old Day Old Price i 3,000 New HampsHires 2 weeks old 1,000 Whife Rocks 2 weeks old 1 ,000 Borrtd Rocks 2 weeks old CO-OP HATCHERY which I have enclosed. During our stay here so far we have had many visitors, among I them some very dear friends from our good old home town Columbus. We were very happy to have had them as our guests, 'if as a matter of news, you wish to pass some of our vacation experiences as I have related them herein' to yOur readers, you! are privileged to do so.

With kindest regards which Mra Volland and our son. Robert, JONESVILLE support. I was asked to testify but. told them I was Just a housewife and couldn't afford the expense of coming to Washington. Mr.

Mehren offered to pay my way and even paid for a baby sitter for my nine-month-old' daughter." Sen. Glen H. Taylor. chairman of the sub-committee, lifted a bushy brow. He remarked that he often has suspected that many witnesses before congressional committees sat there, expenses paid.

First Honest One. COOKING AND BAKING DEMONSTRATION IN OUR WINDOW ALL DAY TOMORROW join me. I am very respectfully yours. H. Karl Volland.

"But you," said he, "are the first 1136 Second Phone 5501 It is estimated that American tourists travelling in Canada in 1948 spent a quarter of a billion dollars, alode the way you'd make fOR YOUR DREAA1 KITCHEN- Mr. and Mrs. James Black and children visited Mr. and Mrs. John Gear hard Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nentrup visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pardieck Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Forest Nickerson and family and Mrs. Nora Ayers and daughter of Seymour visited John W. McCain Sunday.

Mr. McCain was struck by an axe last week while chopping wood. Patricia McCain visited her sister, Mrs. Mattie May Nickerson of near Columbus Saturday. Billie Crane is visiting his brother in Cincinnati.

Mrs. Nora Gorbett returned home from the county hospital Saturday. Omer Hill of Indianapolis visited here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Hiten had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston, Mrs. Nora Gorbett, Mrs. Xjina McCain and Melvin Hinton.

FOOD NEWS FROM HABIG'S 111 II -QUALITY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-WE SAVE YOU MONEY 4 one honest enough to1 admit it." Mrs. Loos went ahead, blushing. She said that neither she, nor any other housewife, could afford to put out a dime for family Items that used to cost only a nickel. "I don't think my husband and I should bear the brunt of 100 per cent increases which occur all over the country Just because there is no convenient coin in between." Another witness who said he was in favor of fractional ooins was Edward H. Renner, general manager of the Northern Virginia Music company, headquarters Alexandria, Va.

Before the war he said his small outfit employed nine people and now has only six. Can't afford the extra help. "Now," he said, "a juke box costs between $995 and $1,100. We used to be able to buy them for $400. Our taxes and licenses are higher.

Some juke box people tried to raise the price for playing record to a dime, and jhobody played records. "Most of bur patrons' are 'teenagers and college kids When they gather around a juke box their folks know where they are. They are entitled to musical enjoyment at a reasonable rate." HEY CABBAGE lb. 6c Sunklst LEMONS New Low Price large doz. 29c Hill Top 4-H Club Elects New Officers Hill Top 4-H club held an organization meeting Wednesday -UaBSsBV TTlssi 1 1 1 1 mm s1 i I I I til til SALTED PEANUTS ib.

29c APPLES Large Size Northern Spy 3-lbs. 25c Basket S3.25 AVUlow Twig Large Slse 3-lbs. 25c basket $3.45 night at 7f30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. E.

Huffman, Route 8. Twelve members attended. i ORANGES Florida, Site SIC doz. 39c Onion Sets LOWEST PRICE IN YEARS i YELLOW lb. 10c WHITE lb.

I2'2C Officers elected were Buryl Mc-Fadden, president; Patty Eddy, vice-president and reporter; Bob Hoeltke, secretary; Beverly and Victor Linson. recreation leaders. Refreshments were served. For City or Bottled Gas White POPCORN SHELLED and CLEANED It Fops. 2-lbs.

29c GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 25c EGGS From Nearby Farms. doz. 31c TOMATOES 4 to Carton 2 cartons 29c sa- I II saasss-- as' New Low Price POTATOES IRISH COBBLERS 10-lbs. 35c 15-lb. pk.

52c bag. S3.25 WASHED RED 10-lbs. 50c 15-lb. pk. 75c IDAHO BAKERS 10-lbs.

59c 15-lb. pk. 87c GREEN BEANS 2-lbs. 29c CRANBERRIES Fancy QuaBty lb. 19c Johns-Manville ONIONS Yellow I New Low Prloa 3-lbs.

10c 8-lbs. 25c OL Asbestos Roof Putty Stops leaks, easy to apply with stick or knife. Use around chimney, flushings and in holes on any roof. Asphalt Shingles DRIED FRUIT APRICOTS lb. 39c PRUNES Large 30-40 Slsa lb.

25c PITTED DATES lb. 29c DRIED APPLES pkg. 21c BLACK FIGS lb. 21c BANANAS Fine Quality lb. 15c HEAD LETTUCE Large 4 do.

Slse 2 heads 29c LEAF LETTUCE til 1 ID til 111 111 111 HI (1 111 111 (3 111 111 til til HI HH Provide economical beauty and protection in all weather. Can be applied over old roof. 90-Lb. Roll Roofing Ideal for utility buildings and barns. Low priced, fire resistant.

Easy to apply. RoU covers 100 sq. ft. SYEET POTATOES Yams 3-lbs. 29c lb.

New 1950 Models Priced from J11750 SO much fun to cook on SO easy to use and dean SO very beautiful! Liquid ail" Roof CELERY Pascal, Jumbo" Slse 2 stalks 25c UARSHMALLOYS 10-Oa. Cellophane Bags i 29c Coatings Free flow 5-V Crimp UANGOES Nice) Slae each 5c CANDY MINT. CINNAMON or PINEAPPLE PUFFS lb. 25c CHOCOLATE CHERRIES Pound Box lb. 49c CHOCOLATE CHIPS or CHOCOLATE COCONUT lb.

40c HARD MIX Sold up to Uc lb. While It lats 3-lbs. 25e ORANGE SLICES lb. 19c ing roof coatings to renew the life of dried out felta and protect them from rain and sun. rr? PECAN UEATS Freah shipment f4-lb.

33c 2.lb. 65c lb. $1.30 Heavy 28 gauge channel drain in 7. 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 foot lengths. Sewer Pipe Vitrified clay pipe has long been recognized the ideal pipe to carry off sewer and drainage water.

Drain those down spouts now li CARROTS Calif. Large 3 bunches 25c CHOCOLATE DROPS Soft Centers lb. 25e PINEAPPLE Dole and Del Monte sliced, crushed, chonMi and tid bfta (no Omit) "Where the greatest number buy their lumber OPEN EACH HORNING AT 8x30 3pTj nm HABIG'S MARKET 1632 Seventh SL Phone 8640 OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 8 P. U- Ti IMilalJ IIH ilM llBl.