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THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1944
BOY SCOUT NEWS
Trrop 82—By Morris Groman
Monday night’s meeting was held at
troop headquarters in the town hall
with 15 Scouts and three leaders pres
net.
Court of Honor will be held this
Wednesday night at Lima Central
High school, and the following mem
bers of Troop 82 will appear for ad
vancement: Second class, Roddy Bal
mer, James Huber and Add wo u My
ers Star Scout, Keith Kwthtnd Mer
it badge, Dean Ferguson, Robert
Coon, John Bracy, Robert Neuen
schwander, Maynard Pogue and Keith
Kirtland.
In the evening after school this
week end on Saturday members of
troop will collect milkweed floss need
ed by the government for the manu
facture of life preservers. .»
During the past week Kenneth
Bracy and Earl Frick collected a ton
Every family de*
cities whether the
service is to he
held In church.'
at residence or in
our funeral home.
Re-opening of
BLUFFTON ROLLER RINK
for Fall and Winter Season
Saturday Night,
September 23rd
Skating every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Night,
7:30 to 10:30 P. M.
Special—Old Timers Night, Wednesday 7:30 to 10:30
Sunday afternoon skating 2 to 4 P. M.
Rink available for private parties, Monday and Friday
nights.
Question.
of paper for the waste paper collec
tion drive. Junior Dunifon also is
trying to collect 1000 pounds.
Ralph Stager was sworn in as a
new* member of the troop at last Mon
day’s meeting, and Roddy Balmer
passed the Nature test by bringing in
20 different tree leaves and identify
ing them for other Scouts.
APPRECIATED
I wish to thank all those who aided
in any way in helping prevent a
spread of flames which destroyed the
residence on my farm recently es
pecially do I wish to express thanks
to the Bluffton fire department for
their prompt response and efficient
service.
Rosa Welty.
Eat Variety of Food
Food nutritionists say that a prac
tical way of making sure that you
get enough iron is to eat a wide
variety of foods.
OERVICE within keeping
of present day conditions.
Basinger Funeral Home
G. W. Comhs Licensed Funeral Director in Charge
during absence of Stanley E. Basinger, who I,
serving our country in its Armed Forces.
Poultrymen Notice
Our Fall shipment of ‘EVERYDAY’ poultry supplies
has arrived.
10 hole galvanized steel hen nests
5 ft. steel flock feeders
6 types of 8 and 13 gallon electric and ker
osene heated waterers—priced right.
These ‘EVERYDAY’ products are all steel and fully
guaranteed or your money will be refunded.
Call early as our supply is limited due to war restric
tions.
Highest prices paid for eggs and poultry.
JOItG HATCHERY
Phone 182W
What Changes Will
RECONVERSION
Bring To Your Service?
We will, as in the past, add every new
advantage that improves the character
of present-day funerals. Our service will
always provide every known refinement
and every possible measure of comfort.
The tine quality of our professional serv
ice and merchandise will be consist
ently maintained on the highest plane
known to our profession.
Paul Diller
FUNERAL HOME
'Phone 222-W-Bluffton
THE bLLEHUN NEWS
B. F. BIERY. Buainess Mgr.
A. BIERY, Editor
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Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Mrs. Eugene Firestone spent the
week end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Gratz of South Lawn aven
ue.
Mrs. Maynard Coon and Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Bogan and son Kenneth
of North Robinson visited et the Lee
Coon home, Sunday.
S/Sgt. Paul Soldner has an over
seas address which may be obtained
by contacting his father, G. T. Sold
ner of Cherry street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hahn and dau
ghter Karen of Lima were callers at
the Fred Hahnx home on West Elm
street, Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Meyers and
Charles Gross of Lakeview were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Amstutz and sons.
Red Seal cedarized garment bags,
protects your clothing against moths.
Bags are handy box style, 97c each.
Basinger’s Furniture store.
Mrs. Olive Shanks of Lima, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hies
tand of Orange township is resting at
the Lima tubeculosis hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moore of De
troit visited the past week with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Moore
and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zimmerly.
Lt. Joel Kimmel, stationed at Hard
ing Field, Baton Rouge, La., spent
several days last week with his moth
er, Mrs. L. D. Kimmel of South Main
street.
Harley Burkholder of Philadelphia
visited the past week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Burkholder of
Railroad street and other relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Clippinger and
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stauffer of Ft.
Wayne were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Lora of
South Main street.
Mrs. Amos Thut of South Main
street returned Sunday evening after
a two weeks visit wit hher son and
daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Thut of Springfield.
Mrs. Mary Ann Lugibill of Grabill,
Ind., is here for several weeks assist
ing in the care of Mrs. N. F. Steiner
who is ill at her home on North Jack
son street. Mrs. Steiner is slowly im
proving.
Staff Sgt. Kermit Deerhake who vis
ited over the week end at the home his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Deer
hake of South Main street has been
transferred from New York to Camp
Butner, North Carolina.
Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Rupp enter
tained at dinner, Sunday: Rev. and
Mrs. Robert Welch and son, Misses
Stella Augsburger, Helen Schumacher
and Madonna Steiner of this place and
Mabel Steiner of Pandora.
Diller ambulance removals—Mrs.
Ivan Clements from Lima Memorial
hospital to her home here Monday
a two weeks’ visit with her son and
from Bluffton hospital to the home of
her parents, C. A. Kincaid of South
Main street.
Capt. and Mrs. Dale Zeisloft have
returned to Camp Hood, Texas, after
spending a ten days furlough with
her sister, Mrs. Gene Benroth and
family of North Lawn avenue and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sheid
ler of Leipsic.
Mrs. O. L. Allman and daughter
Betty Jean of Clarksburg, W. Va.,
were recent guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. O. D. Lora and daughter
Eloise of South Main street. Miss All
man is a freshman in Otterbein col
lege at Westerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Shook and dau
ghters of Somerville, Mass, are visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Clark of Grove Street.
Mr. Shook who is in the army station
ed at Boston has returned to that
place to await his transfer.
Special—Baby crib, metal springs
and waterproof crib mattress, all for
$21.95. Gamble Store Authorized
Dealer.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Deerhake of South Main street,
Sunday were: Tech. Sgt. and Mrs.
Lewis J. Deerhake and baby daughter
Tana Jene of Geneva, Neb. Mr. and
Mrs. Alonzo Deerhake and daughter
Sandra Lu Ann of St. Marys and Mrs.
Robert Deerhake and son Donnie of
Bluffton.
On your next shopping trip re
member to get Powderene, the
wonder rug cleaner and Mirra Moth
Proof, positive protection against
moths. Both at Basinger's
Furniture store. tf
Twenty-five Bluffton' men were in
Cleveland Sunday to see a double
header baseball game played between
the Cleveland Indians and Detroit
8igers baseball clubs. Those who
made the trip included Waldemar
Spaeth, Fred Swank, Bert Swank,
Roger Berky, Hubert Basinger, Rob
ert Burkholder, Russ Gratz, Kenneth
Moser, and Maynard Geiger all of the
Triplett softball team and C. A. Trip
lett, Verne Moore, Arden Baker, Wal
ford Gratz, Fred Lingel, George Schu
macher, A. E. Lichtenwalter, Robert
Murray, R. L. Triplett, Haney Burk
holder, Charles Steiner, Oliver Stein
er. Joe Fisher, Charles Kinzinger and
Harry Burkholder.
THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON. OTHO
Gamble’s super quality house paint.
White only, 5 gallon pail $14.45. Gab
ble’s Store Authorized Dealer.
Mr. and Mrs. Calv n Stettler spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Wiebe and daughter Karen of Wil
lard.
Marion Fisher, in naval senice for
the past three years is home on leave
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Swank.
Miss Donna Lou Stratton spent
the week end at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Stratton of East Elm street.
Herman Badertscher and daughter
Brenda of Arlington visited at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Badertscher and
Milton Badertscher, Sunday.
Coxwain and Mrs. Gerald Swank
of Jacksonville, Fla., will return to
that place the last of the week where
he is stationed in naval service.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswin Luginbuhl and
daughters Margaret and Mary Ellen
of Lima visited Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stettler.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gottshall of
Warren are spending several days
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beals and
daughters of South Jackson street.
Any outstanding bills against the
Bluffton skating ring previous to
September 19 should be presented at
the rink at once. Mrs. Ray Clark.
Mrs. Harry Rhoads of Tiffin spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Read of North Lawn avenue.
Mrs. Rhoads and Mrs. Read are
sisters.
Arthur Santschi and daughter Char
lotte of Chicago spent the week end
here at the home of their father and
grandfather, Chris Santschi of East
Kibler street.
Sgt. Max McCafferty has returned
to the Army Ordnance Depot, Atlanta,
Ga., after spending a fourteen day
furlough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl McCafferty.
Miss Vera Reichenbach, civilian em
ploye in the Navy Shore Patrol at
San Diego, Calif., is spending her va
cation here with her parents, Post
master and Mrs. Ed Reichenbach of
West Elm street.
Clarence Garlinger of Majave, Calif,
a former Bluffton resident who went
to California 37 years ago is visiting
at the home of his brother, John Gar
linger. Before going to California he
was foreman of the bridge crew on
this section of the Nickel Plate.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strumpell of
Sumney, Iowa, visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fett of Campus
Drive from Friday until Tuesday.
They were joined Sunday by their son
Capt. Harry Strumpell, Jr., of Wright
Field, Dayton. Mrs. Strumpell is the
former Faye Mason, a sister of Mrs.
Fett.
Pandora
Dr. H. A. Niswander of Pandora,
health commissioner of Putnam
county, is arranging a baby health
contest for Putnam county babies only
on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 5, be
tween the hours of ten A. M. and 2
P. M., with an outside pediatrician
examining the babies. The Ottawa
Kiwanis club is backing the contest.
Mrs. Sidney Steiner entertained the
Advance Club at their first meeting
of the year, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Amos Bracy will be hostess
to the Bi-C'entenrial club, Saturday!
evening Sept. 23.
The Rev. Clayton Steiner family
recently moved to Ft. Wayne, where
he is pastor of the First Missionary
church.
Miss Rebecca Marshall will attend
O. S. U. this year.
Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Cummings,
Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Trostle, Mrs. Aaron
Hilty, Mrs. Raymond Bucher and
Mrs. Chris Sommer attended the dis
trict meeting of the W. S. C. at the
Napoleon M. E. church last Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis Risser and Misses Eliz
abeth and Lena Risser were hostesses
to the Au Revoir Club Wednesday.
Luncheon was served at noon.
Mrs. arie Williams of Gilboa has I
gone to Rensselaer, Ind., where she
will act as housemother for the girls
attending the Monnett school. Miss
Zoa Frantz, a fonner teacher at Col
umbus Grove, teaches in this school.
Dale Snavely and family and Chas.
Krohn of Holgate, visited at the Hir
am Krohn home, Sunday.
The M. E. church will hold its Rally
Day Program the first Sunday in Oc
tober.
Louis Risser attended the Lima
Presbytery meeting at Celina, Mon
day.
Mrs. Milt Lehman and Mrs. J. C.
Reese spent Sunday afternoon with
the Dr. Waldo Sutter family at Wat
erville.
Misses Genevieve Schumacher, Dol
ly Bridenbach and Barbara Schumach
er, of th* Pandora 4-H Club, will at
tend the district meeting of the 4-H
group at Napoleon, Saturday. These
girsl are to demonstrate what colors
to wear with different complexions.
Mrs. Aaron Hilty is the local leader
of the girls club.
Grangers here are making exten
sive plans for their Putnam county
fair displays.
Roy Cook, local mail carrier is very
ill at this time.
Jo Ann Huser was elected presi
dent of the F. H. A. club group. Ag
nes Kiene, vice president Donna Mc
Cullough, secretary Gloria Hauen
stein, treasurer and Ruby Hauenstein,
reporter.
Mrs. Ambrose Basinger entertained
the W. C. T. I’. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Sam Steffen and daughter,
Nell are in Florida on a visit.
The Don Edie family, who recently
Clubs, fodg.es
and Societies
Presbyterian Social Club
The Presbyterian Social club will
meet with Mrs. Albert Benroth Thurs
day night at 8 o’clock. Assistant
hostesses are Mrs. J. O. Biome, Mrs.
H. G. Murray and Mrs. Godfrey
Bigler.
Jitsu Tau Club
The Jitsu Tau club will meet this
Wednesday night at the home of
Mrs. Ross Irwin.
Amico Club
The Amico club will meet with
Mrs. Frances Wenger, Thursday
night at 7:30. Mrs. Bluette Wein
hold will be in charge of the pro
gram.
Progressive Mothers Club
The Progressive Mothers club will
meet with Mrs. Lillian Yoakam next
Tuesday night. The program fol
lows
Devotionals, Lucille Habegger Re
ligion in the Home, Margaret Stein
er Music and Art in the Home,
Christine Wenger yearly business
meeting.
Profit and Pleasure Club
Mrs. Marie Mayberry was hostess
to the Profit and Pleasure club, Wed
nesday. The program included a
panel discussion on post war prob
lems in charge of Mrs. Esther Begg,
Mrs. Ethel Marshall and Mrs. Helen
Begg.
Legion Auxiliary
Bluffton Legion Auxiliary will elect
officers at its meeting next Tuesday
night in the Legion hall at 8 o’clock.
Poinsettia Club
Miss Sylvia Biederman will be
hostess to the Poinsettia club at the
Red Cross Work room this Wednes
day night. Smiles will be the ans
wer to roll call.
Bridal Shower
The Ever Ready class of the
Church of Christ gave a shower
Friday night at the home of Myda
Jane Manges honoring Miss Mary
Lou Carr, whose wedding to David
Yoder took place on Sunday.
An enjoyable evening was spent
playing games after which the bride
elect received many lovely gifts.
Later dainty refreshments were
served.
Those present were the honored
guests, Mary Lou Carr and David
Yoder, Marccne Stonehill, Vera
Smith, Luella Luginbuhl, Jo Ann
Carr, Mrs. Treva Smith, Mrs. Chas.
Emans, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lug
inbuhl and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Basinger and Darryl, Mr. and
Mrs. Izwell Habegger and Ronnie,
Mr. and Mrs. Wade !5hook and the
hostesses.
Those sending regrets and gifts
were Mrs. Vera Mehollin, Mrs. Paul
Clark{ Mrs. Eli Deppler, Mary Ann
Amstutz, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob War
kentin, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Luginbuhl
and Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Bright.
Honor Gusts
Mrs. Edwin Amstutz entertained
at a buffet supper at her home west
of Bluffton, Monday night honoring
her house guests Misses Janet Sold
ner, former nurse at the Bluffton hos
pital and Mary Becker of Newton,
Kans., who will leave shortly for mis
sion work in South America under
auspices of the Mennonite General
conference.
Guests were:
Mesdames J. N. Smucker, John
Esau, Forrest Musser, P. J. Boehr,
Waldo Hofstetter, Gilbert Sutter, G.
T. Soldnuer, J. S. Schultz, M. R. Pix
el, L. L. Ramseyer, Monroe Geiger,
B. D. Smucker, Lenore Meyers, S. K.
Mosiman, Frank Batterson, S. F.
Pannabecker, Metta Dean, N. N. Sold
ner and the Misses Susie Steiner, Ed
na Ramseyer, Sylvia Biederman and
the honor guests, Miss Soldner and
Miss Becker.
Sorority Dinner
A number of Bluffton women, mem
bers of Alpha Tau chapter of Delta
Kappa Gamma teachers sorority, at
tended a formal dinner at the Barr
hotel, Lima, Saturday night.
Those from here in attendance were:
Mrs. Russell Lantz, Mrs. A. J. B.
Longsdorf, Misses M’Della Moon,
Theresa Slusser, Mildred Keel, and
Edna Ramseyer.
APPRECIATED
We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their assistance in help
ing save our household goods at the
time of the fire which destroyed our
home also for the kind assistance
which has been so generously given
after the fire. For all this we are
most thankful.
Mr. and rs. Don Edie and Family,
lost their house by fire, which they
were living in have moved into Mel
vin Hilty’s apartment near the Ben
Eisenbach home.
The Winford Gieger family, who
came here from Logan several weeks
ago, have rented the former Mike
Hilty house.
Mrs. Adrian Eck was the winner
in the local Grange cookie contest.
Mrs. Virginia Davis got second place
and Mrs. Steve Murray, third.
Miss Margaret Hihy was home
from Findlay, Wednesday night.
WANT-ADS
Worm your chickens the easy way.
Put Ovumix in the feed. Get it at
Jorg’s hatchery. tf
Bargains on Avon face powder. See
Mrs. Fred Hahn, West Elm St.
Insulate now with Gamble’s home
guard insulation. A proven product.
Keeps out heat and cold efficiently—
moisture resistant—fire resistant and
light in weight. See us before you in
sulate. Save coal this winter. Gam
ble Store Authorized Dealer.
See me for monuments of all kinds.
Samuel Bixel, representing the Lima
Marble Co., 409 S. Main St., Blufftan.
Phone 429-W. tf
Send your boy an Avon army or
navy &ift kit. Order now. Mrs. Fred
Hahn, West Elm St.
Do you want someone reliable to
care for children afternoons or even
ings? If so, call Bluffton phone 196
W.
Now is the right time to see me
about buying or selling farms or city
property. Save up to 25' interest
on your farm loan, terms to suit you.
Guaranteed rates up to 25 years.
Complete real estate service. Mail a
card and I’ll call. E. D. Collins, Ma
sonic Bldg., Lima. tf
Why not use honey to replace some
of that hard to get sugar? Honey
makes a good substitute for sugar—
fine for canning and preserving. A
little goes a long way. We have
plenty of honey to care for your needs
in that line. Sold in 2*2 lb., 5 lb., and
10 lb. and 60 lb. cans. Howard Rickly,
3 miles south of Bluffton on Bentley
road.
Wanted—Chimney for Quickmeal
stove. Mrs. Milton Bixler, Bluffton
phone. 23
Wanted—Cashier 18 years or older.
See Mrs. Clark at skating rink.
Wanted—Child's toilet seat. Phone
390-Y.
For rent—Upstairs room for stor
age, heated. Inquire News office, tf
For sale—Potatoes: No. 1 Irish
Cobblers also good seconds. Weldon
H. Deppler, Bluffton phone 580-W. 23
For sale—P o a o e s. Clarence
Steiner, Bluffton phone. tf
For sale—Potatoes. Harold Stein
er, 1 mile west on Grove street road,
then left to first place on left hand
side. Bluffton phone 626-Y. tf
For sale—Potatoes, choice of sever
al grades. Archie Diller, 2 miles
northwest of town. Bluffton phone
530-Y. 23
For sale—4,000 square feet of tin
roofing A-l gade, suitable for garages
or barns also No. 2 grade suitable for
hog houses and corn cribs. Call at
909 St. Johns and Erie R. R. tracks,
Lima, Ohio. Lima phone [phone]
For sale -Estate Heatrola, good
condition. Ed Kampf, Bluffton phone
658-R. 22
For sale—Sweet cider also ex
tracted honey. Augsburger Fruit
Farm, 2 miles south of Bluffton, tf
ROOFING AT GAMBLES
35 lb. roll ___ _____ ________98c
45 lb. roll ____ $1.48
65 lb. roll ........... ..$2.10
90 lb. slate __ .... $2.25
Heavy weight 3 tab. shingles $5.49
square, in green, blue and red.
Hexagon Shingles, $4.28 square,
green or red. Gamble Stores Auth
orized Dealer. 23
For sale—1935 Ford two-door, good
motor, fair tires. Call Bluffton phone
353-W after 6 p. in.
For sale—Small cook stove also 9
by 12 rug. Clarence Young, Bluffton
phone 510-Y.
For sale—Heating stove, burns coal
or wood, good condition. Steiner
Bros., 2 miles north and mile west
of Bluffton.
For sale—Tomatoes, bring contain
er. Raymond Mutter.
For sale—Roderick Lean 7 ft. tract
or disc. E. R. Moser, Bluffton phone
635-R.
For sale—Girl's bicycle, needs ce
ment type tires. Call Bluffton phone
513-R.
For sale—Humphrey grenadilla
clarinet with special articulated and
forked keys also standard Royal
typewriter. Mrs. L. D. Kimmel, 537
South Main St.
For sale—Apples: Rambos, straw
berry and Jonathan. Irvin Fisher, 1
mile north of Bluffton on county line.
For sale—12 acres good standing
corn. Chris Locher, 3r2 miles north
west of Bluffton.
For sale—Mascot coal and wood
kitchen range also four poster bed
stead. Millen Geiger, Bluffton phone
395-W.
CASH BACKING: We are glad
to back you with cash so you
can buy anything you need
now and pay for it later a
little at a time. You can stop
here for money at once or you
can go to your dealer and ask
him finance your purchase
through The City Loan. Farm
folks and town folks through
out the county are using this
handy money service every day.
No need to deny yourself the
things you require for the lack
of ready cash. Just find a
good buy and you will find us
ready to back you with cash
right away. Over 30 years of
financial service to Ohio people.
THE CITY LOAN
and Saving* Company
iv2 W. Market, Lima. Ohio
Paul Schoenlcin, Mgr.
Phone 73511
For sale—The late George Barnes
residence at 139 S. Jackson street.
PAGE FIVE
Modem eight room house. Imme
diate possession. Inquire Monroe
Amstutz, 154 Cherry street. tf
For sale—Work table and work
stool porch swing 3 walnut pedes
tals Reamer trunk sled pair drum
major coots size 6 medicine cabinet
small piano accordion. Call Bluffton
phone 472-Y.
For sale—Canning tomatoes, bring
containers. No Sunday sales. El
mer Long, two blocks north of the
Beaverdam triffic light. Phone 273.
For sale—Thome seed wheat also
potatoes and vinegar. Stanley Bixel,
3 miles north of town.
For sale—Table top gas range, 3
years old. Inquire 575 S. Main St.
For sale—Kitchen cabinet with met
al top. Inquire 243 N. I .awn ave.
For sale—Fairbanks stock scales,
6,000 lbs. capacity, good condition,
complete with oak frame, plank
platform and beam box. Price $30.
Harry Anderson, Bluffton phone.
For sale—Globe heatrola, South
Bend range. D. W. Zimmerly, one
mile north of town on Bigler road.
For sale—Eight room house. Rus
sell Amstutz, 161 Mound street.
For sale-—Three varieties of cook
ing and eating apples. Steiner
fruit farm, east of town.
BLUFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning
Grain (bushel prices) Wheat $1.50
com $1.12 oats 80c old soys $1.86
new soys $2.04.
Local Office For Acousticon
Hearing Aid
MRS. WALTER GRATZ,
110 South Lawn Avenue
Phone 467-W
When the driver
dozes
Long hours at the wheel may
dull the alertness of the driver
—but the protection of auto
liability insurance, wisely
placed, never for an instant
relaxes.
The driver may doze—but in
surance protection never sleeps,
and its cost is small. Better
see about it today, you may
need it tomorrow.
W.F. IUTZI
Insurance Agency
Fire Auto Bonds
Why suffer with Hay
Fever and Asthma.
Investigate “A s a
Nefrin”—the new and ef
fective inhalation therapy
method that has given re
lief and satisfaction to
thousands.
Money Refund agreement.
Sidney’s Drug Shop
Phone 170-W
theatre
CT AD
1 fl It Bluffton
THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
Rita Hayworth
Gene Kelly
in
“COVER GIRL”
(Technicolor)
SUN.-MON.
Rosemary Lane
Johnny Downs
in
“TROCADERO”
TUES.-WED.
“MY BEST GAL”
with Jane Withers
Also
“Calling Wild
Bill Elliott”
(Western)