Moberly Monitor-Index and Moberly Evening Democrat from Moberly, Missouri • Page 16

Mobert? Monitor- Index and Democrat Page 4B Thursday, Dec. 3,1953 Be Prepared For Winter Driving Risks Season of Traffic Hazards Is at Hand, Police Chief Warns If any motorist in Moberly has failed to get his automobile into condition for winter driving, a glance at the calendar should stir into action, Chief of Police Omar Winn warned today. "The season of hazardous driv- member to drive slow on ice or snow. 5. When you stop on ice, don't jam on your brakes.

That risks a skid. "Pump" the brakes until the car comes to a halt. 6. Keep a safe distance between your car and the one ahead. You'll have a hard time explaining why you couldn't stop if the car ahead was able to.

7. Don't forget these rules before bad weather really sets in. And remember this, too, Chief Winn added: Tests have shown that with reinforced tire chains, a car going 20 miles an hour can stop in about 77 feet on glare ice and in 40 feet on hard-packed snow. The same car, with so called "winterized" tires, takes 188 feet to stop on glare ice and about 60 to 70 feet to stop on hard packed snow. Ing is near although it was long in coming this year we might as well face it," the chief said.

"The time to make your car winter-safe is before aa accident overtakes you." Chief Winn offers the following rules, supplied by the National Safety Council: 1. Don't blame the weatherman for accidents. Be prepared. 2. Get the "feel" of the road when starting out on wet or slippery mornings.

3. Keep the windshield clear of sleet, and frost. And be sure the windshield wiper blades, defrosters and all lights are in good condition. On Ice or Snow 4. When streets are covered with snow or ice, as they soon will be, Hijab Quadruplets Making Progress, Physician Reports 28,697 compared and of 196,941 with com Number of Civilian Federal Jobholders Continues to Drop WASHINGTON UP) A Senate- House committee reported today the number of civilian federal jobholders dropped in October for the 15th consecutive month.

The government's payroll was put at 2,373,113 in October, a decrease of September pared with October 1952. The figures came from the joint committee on reduction of nonessential a expenditures, headed by Sen. Byrd (D-Va.) The federal employment decline began in the summer of 1952 under the a administration and has been carried forward steadily by the Eise-hower regime. The committee said civilian government jobs are split almost evenly between the Defense Department and all other agencis, with 1,193,655 civilians working for the armed forces and 1,179,458 persons working for other department PARIS GAINESVILLE, Fla. UP) The Hijab quadruplets are making "considerable i doctor has announced--so much that one of them--the only boy-- By' Anna T.

Shaw win be ready to leave the hospital! Mrs. o. L. Meteer and Mrs. T.

when they're a month old. Proctor were among the Paris Dr. Raymond S. Camp made his in Moberly Tuesday. comment when the babies, born Nov.

18, were weighed last night. Cross Hollow Community Club met at the school the evening of The -boy, Omar Bakri Hijab, JNov. 25 and enjoyed films shown scaled 4 pounds IVa ounces--a gain; by Leo Emmert, conservation of ounces. At that rate he'll agent here. The Christmas probe home with his parents, Mr.

a a of the club will be held at Mrs. Wasfi Hijab, Moslem School Wednesday night, Dec. iving holiday in Kansas City visit- ng his daughter and family. He returned Saturday. Mrs.

Genevieve Smithey visited Monday in Mexico. Eugene Botkins underwent an operation Monday in McCormick Hospital at Moberly. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Buie of Shel- jina were hosts Sunday to the annual Wilkes family dinner.

Attend- ng were: Mrs. Rosa Wilkes and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilkes and daughters, of Paris; Emmett Wilkes and daughter, June, of Mexico; Deputy Sheriff Russell Wilkes of Mexico; Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Easdale and family of Emden; and Mrs. Ruby Berkshire and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hartgrove of Shelbina. Homer Stockdale of Lamar is visiting Monroe County relatives.

Mrs. J. W. Jackson returned Saturday from a visit with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Schoelling, at Higginsville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miers, and family went to Forsythe, Saturday to visit Mr. Miers' brother- in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. G. R. Binns. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Miers, Sr. who had been visiting in Forsythe with Mr. and Mrs. Binns, returned home with them.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins of Mexico were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cicero McGee.

Clarence Evans of Jefferson City visited here Saturday. Mr. and. Mrs. Wilbur Lambert and son, from Kansas, are visiting Mrs.

Lambert's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Young. use tire chains which cut stopping students at the University of distances in half and increase trac-iida, in tion from four to seven times. Re- said.

two more weeks, Camp Attention Home Freezer and Locker Owners! Bring your animals in on foot, take them home in neat, labeled packages, ready for your freezer. We give you complete service--slaughtering, processing, rendering, curing and smoking. Come in and place an order for beef by the quarter or half at wholesale prices. We wrap all meat in plastic paper, not wax. SLAUGHTERING DAYS Monday Through Friday Complete Line of Home Processing Supplies We Also Offer Trucking Service SHERWOOD LOCKER Cairo, Mo.

Superintendent E. R. LeFevre and William Stone attended a Quint City Conference meeting in Macon Monday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Woods and family, Montgomery City, visited here Sunday and attended the Baptist church of which they were ac live members when Mr. Woods was Bell Telephone Company Engineer here. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Turner of Jefferson City visited here over the weekend.

The Rev. and Mrs. Eddie Birge of Moberly attended the Baptist Church here Sunday. The Rev. Birge has been chosen as minister for the Holliday Chapel and will assume duties as pastor Jan.

1. Noah Ricks spent the IT'S ALWAYS SSMSON Gold Medal Flour Pilisbury Flour Sugar Yi Ib. Tret Oleomargarine Ku Taste Cheese 2 Topic Milk Northern Toilet Tissue Jello, all flavors Cheer Catsup, Stokeiy's, Corn, Stokeiy's Pumpkin, Stokeiy's Sunshine Crackers 10 ib. 98c 5 bs, 49c lOlbs. 98c Ib.

19c Ib. box 75c 2 9 6 for 49c Happy Hour COFFEE Ib. 87c Ig. box 23s 6 for $1.00 6 for 8 for $1.00 Ib. 25c DEL MONTE DRIED FRUITS Apricots, medium Peaches, mediums Raisins, Mixed Fruits Currants box 45c box 32c box 22c box 35e box 23c Prunes box 29c Del Monte Orange Juice, 46 oz.

2 for 69c um cans 2 Stokeiy's Peaches 303 era 23c PET MILK 2 cans 29c CHASE CANDIES Cherry Chocolates box S9c Dixie Mix Ib. pkg. 29c Chocolate Drops Ib. 29c Christmas Mix Ib. pkg.

29c Spiced Jelly Drops Ib. pkg, 29c Cocoa nut Bon Bans Ib. pkg. 39c FRUITS ad VEGETABLES Sno-white Cauliflower each 29c and up es 2 Ibs. 25c 3 Ibs.

25c Grapefruit, 80 size 4 for 25c PORK LOIN SOCIALS Erfher End Pork Roast, 3-4 Ib. Ib. 47c Pork Chops, center cuts Ib. 59c Riifh Sausage, roll Ib. 39c Brains Ib.

19c Pig Tails lb.23c Pig Ears lb.23c Beef Roast, Choice Ib. 49c Sirloin Steak Ib. 59c The largest species of bamboo reach a height of 120 feet. ffonf HOLIDAY EGGNOG CAKE Mrs. "ummm--ahh--more, Chriif mat inspiration.

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Beat for 2 minutes at medium speed of mixer or by hand, counting'150 beating strokes a minute. Scrape bowl and beaters frequently. Then add No. 3, and beat as before. Pour batter jnto 3 round 9-inch cake pans rubbed with MRS.

TUCKER'S SHORTENING and lined with wax papeY cut to fit. Bake in a moderate oven (360 degrees) 18 to 20 minutes or until done. Spread cooled layers with custard filling in which about 2 to 3 tablespoons of rum flavoring has been substituted for vanilla. Frost with Seafoam Frosting or slightly sweetened whipped cream to which 1 to 1 1 2 teaspoons of rum flavoring have been added. Decorate top with crystallized red and green cherries and citron.

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