Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 83, Decatur, Adams County, 7 April 1939 — Page 2

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+TF _____ Illustrated Talks Are Announced For Next Week At Geneva H. S. And Monroe School. PUBLIC IS INVITED Electrical energy la now being used on approximately 7ft wd Indiana farms, truly a tew years ago. electric service was cohstdered as a luxury. too expensive tor general (awn consumption and of little practical value on th* tram, except tor lighting purposes Today, due to the development of new farm usee, many termers not only depend upon electricity for lights and household coavenlencaa. but are making the service pay Its own way through u«eee which show a profit tn their farm income at the •nd ot the year. Rosqarck work oa the developmeat of new farm uses for elec-

Do You We Make N eed A Federal Farm LoamLoan? Al 4</ Tt/0 He'll he Pleaded to talk thin over with you at an> time. ADAMS COUNTY national farm loan ASSOCIATION Office 133 S. Second St. Decatur, Ind. Phone 2 Henry B Heller, Sec. Treas.

Notice Farmers! V A ' 'jSSP " e hate aoM our stock of large -I an< i medium grain flat* in Indiana • certified 425 and 613. HYBRID CORN We want te dear out our remaining etoek fact m order that we may have the space so we are giving up to 10 < DISCOUNT on the hybrid corn we ongmally priced at 36 and S 5 a bushel. CHECK THESE PRICES S» bu—Small Plate—we>e S 6 be. now »5 bu 44 bu.—Extra Smail Flats—were 35 bu . now $3 50 bu. (60 fb.) 3 bu—Rounds—were 35 bu„ now S 4 bu <SO Ib. bu I BUY NOW Take a little time checking your planter —a little care at planting time and you can just about cut in half you- seed cost. Heller & Neuenschwander 808 HEI.I.ER. Deratur. I.EON NEV ENSCH WANDER, Berne. R 1. (Corn grown and now stored on Neuenschwander •arm, 1 mile South of Berne )

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•» eas wiwwwMaßWMawEmmmMwmmnaMN triclty has beeu in progress during the past eleven years In the Departi meni ot Agricultural hhiginvering, Purdue tniveraity Agricultural experiment Station. Various types iot electrical equipment In use on I tarms. located in practically all I sections ot the State, have been I metered to determine the CM ot i operation. New appliance* have | been tested under farm conditions to determine their practical applloation to (aim needs Imigvvements in the design and construetime ot many items ot farm equipment have been affected by tnesa ' studies. Twa Meet'ope In order to make available to farm operators and hotnemaxeis of Adams foamy the benefits to be dartved from the work, toasty Agricultural Agent. Archbold, has 1 arranged a meeting at the Geneva j high m bool on Tweaday. April II al 7:3u ami at the Muuroe high Mbooi on Wednesday. April 13 at I 7:88. Thia meeting will be ot value to both present and prospective farm users ot electricity. Au lilustrated talk showing the installs- , Hon ot electrical equipment ot Indiana tarms. which wid be lolloped oy a discussion on toe coat ot various farm operations when electrical energy is used will be given by 8. A. Anderson. Agricultural ■Engineering Extension Specialist of Purdue. The p.simmg ot adequate and sate wiring ot the farmstead m order to enjoy the tallest i benefits from electrical service | wul also be given consideration At each meetlug an award ot tree tabor oa the wiring ot the tarn buildings will he given to <NM of the patrons present. The work la to be done by the electric vchooi etudenu under expert supervision ——— Qw«—— —I ■ Sun Set Open Sunday. • 1 - < *

POULTRY FAIR IS TO BE GOOD Many Reasons Are Given I Lor Attending inter* national Congress 1 Whether they produce eggs, buy them, sell them, or Just sat them, j Wm. Kohlmeyer, poultry extension i specialist tor Purdue Vmverslty. i roys no one can afford to miss the I Worlds poultry Congress starting i in Cleveland. July 2s and continu- ’ mg a week. He also deciares that no person i can spend only one day at this ■ world s greatest poultry show and - see one-tenth of the things which will be on display, not to mention missing instructive lectures and schools. Men. women, and youth have equal shares tn this exposition. t»r.e of the things which will especially mtetwM consumers of poultry will be the "disassembly' line where chickens arrive at one end of a belt cackling and leave the other eud ot a the belt wrapped in cellophane ready for the oven Exhibits demonstrations, and lecturers will explain new and different ways ot cooking eggs. While the men are visiting the display ot 7. bus birds entered in rompeuttoa tor prises, the women can new hens from Chile which lay blue eggs. Polish be«s wits green feet, and Japanese chickens that need attendants to carry thetr tails. f*oultrymen who want to learn the newest things tn thetr business can hear the foremost poultry sciemtists present 19® lectures during the Congress Dealers in poultry supplies can inspect acres of poultry feeds and hatching and broodequipment The feed display will include a 100-foot soettou explaining poultry nutrition. The visitor who Is just looking tor entertainment. should visit the Hall ot Nations and States which 1 will be a miniature world's fair. Over in the Hall of Youth, boys and girls from Indiana will be competing with youths from other States and foreign nattams Let uj tell you about the iftna Life Insurance Company's new Farm Loan Plan. Low rates, a 26 year repayment plan, a Reserve Fund Safety feature, a liberal pre-pay* meat privilege, no com* • mission, appraisal, or title examination costs to the borrower. It’s worth investigating. Authorized Repretentatiw rn tbit tfrritofy Suttles-Edwards Co. Cor. Monroe A Second Sts Decatur. Ind.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRATFRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1939.

••«mm 11 i ■— —»■* • A | Teat Your Knowledge | Ou you answur seven of L eos I ton questions* Turn to pngo Four tor the answers. I. Who was U»e y uugost Preey dent of ths U. g. when ho assumed office? J. When is Low Sunday f 5. Which State has the largest water area? « Where did George Washington live after be retired from the Presidency f 6. Luder which government department is the Cunei Md GeodeUc Survey? • What title la borne by pel news •waking between king and dune? f. Who wrote The AmericM's crowd? 8. How many yards are la oca I rod? » Who waa the first Secretary ot Mar in Franklin D Hoose wit'a cabinet? IS. Which foreign creiß’*y has | Its capital nssneil for a President ot I the United States? | GOOD ROUGHAGE IS RATION AID Pastures, Legume Hay Provide Economical Feed Sources Urban a. 111, April 7— Roughage of good quality helpa to build good retlona for all kinds ot stock, says E T. Robbing livestock extension | specialist. College of Agriculture. University of Illinois. Pasture and good legume hay 1 are roughagee providing practical and economical sources of vitamins minerals snd protein to Improve grain rations, he explained. A study made recently by the V. 8 Department of Agriculture, showed that pasture averaged nearly one-third of the nutrients consumed by milk cows during the i year, whereas the coot ot the pas- 1 lure was only one «even th of the total teed coat 1 | Legume* make the most nourish-

STOCK UP FOR OVER Easter Call your dealer and ask him to deliver a case of your favorite BEER You’ll need it when friends or relatives drop in for the Easter visit

ing pasture snd also the most nutritious bay. Robbins explained Most farmers had a generous sup ply of legume hay tor winter feeding and livestock is reported to have thrived unusually well.

| \ WANT® Purina Startena now contains -”PUff I-FLAVI” VltowWs • (Revis) New ingredient added to insure that Startena con* tains enough vitamin G (flavin) —so important in the growth of chicks in * nN H chick ij Reeds Feed & Supply Company Decatur, Ind. Phone 3.13

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m— ■ "♦ * RATES One Time—Minimum charge et ! 2be for 20 words er lees. Over ’ | 20 words, IMs« ?•' *•'« , Two Tlmee—Minimum charge n of 40s He 20 words or tees. | Over 20 words 2c per wore tor the two times Three Tlmeo—Minimum charge | j ot We for 20 worda or leas I Over 20 words «V*s per *>»rd I tor the three times. , Cards of Thanks ........ Me I Obituaries snd versos .. 81-00 Open veto • display advertietng I Mo per column inch. FUR SALE APPLE 1 Hf.K SALS Aiood clean lai go trees while they last. 82-M per W. Lvergreoas ohrubs ornameutala Md abode treoe. We make iawna. Kiveraide Nursery, Benia. Indiana. MM c ■ . FUH BALK -We always have several guaranteed used washers. all makes, sweepers and refrigerators. Small down Qtymeu I cater Hatchery MMf FUR SAXJC— Dining room suits’ < chairs’ buffet. Metal tabular bed. two »xll Axmluister ruga hone UM kl Ju FUR SALE—Marly and late Seed 1 i Potatoes. Hugo Thieme, dig I miles northeast of Decatur. sl-2t FUH SALE — toed cylinder type corn sboUer. Few busbeta of i Funks Hoosier-* roet bybrid seed com. |7 per bushel. Theo Hulmatm. Decatur. K. R. A Preble Phone S 2 Jtx FUR BALE —1 aged and 1 tall Hampshire boars Farmer type, j J. Kumpie a Sou. Berne. Ind I «1-Jt FUR SALE — OMce equipment: Typewriters. Desks. Sates, all In A-i condition. Will sell cheap tor <.aah. aptague Furniture Co.. IS: So. Second St. Phone IM. Il : 2t i-OR SALE—Doeatur quail.y chicks started and day old, l.e-w Barrel Kock thta week. Leghorn cockerels , Sc Book orders now. Decatur HaV cbery Phone 4»?. klgst FUK SALE—IOO busbeta cerlldod hybrid seed corn—m and 818 | series Large Bais f« per bushel . Special next 10 days— 100 lt»c. ot gateway hog supplement with two bushel order, or bit model l*armak elocirlc fencer with five bushel order. Mali or phone orders now. ' Theo. Buisnaku. Docatur, K. R 2. Preble Phone. h2-3tx FUR SALE—First quality chicks at farmers prlceo. Brown and white Leghorn*, «|«c. Heavy breeds, it. Custom hatching, 2c per egg. Discount on brooders with chick orders. We also hatch turkey and duck eggs. Chicks every Tuesday. Buchanan Hatchery. Willshire, 0.. K. 1. 4 miles south ot Willshire, road 48. 1-n wi FUR SALE -- Used furniture and ranges 2 piece living room suite, green velour, wood trim, like new. Look thta suite over and make us an offer. 3 piece living room suite, blue and taupe. In good condition. 328 30 8 piece dining room suite, 818. 1 kitchen range, very Bne condition, S3O. 1 Bxl3 Axmtntier rug. like new. make ua an offer. 1 Bxl2 felt base rug. like new, 1288. 1 lounge chair, like new. til Sprague Furniture Company. IS2 8 Second St. Phone 1M »2-3 t FUR SALE—PiaiMNi. new and used -Large number ot new and used planus Grand* t'prights. Studios selling at unbelievable low prfc-ea. East terms Addreu Credit Manager, P. U Box 22t>. Decatur. Ind I BMt k FOR SALE--Used pianos: 1 player piano, small siae. walnut case, cabinet bench. «o rolls. Thta piano Is almost like new and formerly sold for M&O Make ua an offer. 1 Upright piano, oak case, A-l condition »3S 1 organ. »2 Sprague Furniture Company. 133 8. Second Bl . Decatur. Ind. Phone 1»8. 32 3t FOR SALE—Baby Chleka Get our dtaaase control plua with 100% replacement Bret two weeks. Also bargain prices on *»xed rtxka Place orders early. U. V. Dilling. Decatur R 1 Cralgville phone. 86-m-s-ts BADY CHICKS will do better it you use Ser vail l*oultry Litter , SterlUed dustless, goes further I iiigbly absorbent. Price fj at your local hatcheries or at the Burk I Elevator Co. gg.gt

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FOR BALC — CHICKS. BAUMGARTNER 8 Super Quality Bbmdtested Baby Chicks Hatching now. Bee nr writs before buying Priced low. Ba umg ar mere Hatch- ' ary. Routs 4 Bluffton. 8 milse west. 8 miles south ot Decatur. Craigviile phone. j .MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS ATTENTION — Cali S'O-A at our expense for dead stock removal. The Stadler Pro ducta Co. Frank Burger, agent. IHt HUUBEWIVEB — Why not have your ruga cleaned by a conceru with years ot experience. AU work guaianteed F. J. Colchtb. • 4u3 Fornax St. Pkone 441. 73-gtx rod NUW HATCHING twn hatches of Baby Chicks every week, all leading breeds, also Baby Ducklings Reesonabte pricaa. Mudei Hatchery. Monroe. lots FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished modern two room apartment privet entrance c'i>se tn. 333 North Fifth. IMU , FOR RENT — 4 room infumlahed modern apartment and garage Inquire at ?M North Second St or Phone IM4. »ijt FOR KENT — Tw<» furnished light housekeeping rooms on first B<mw with private eat rance, lie North Third Street. xj-jt FOR RENT—4 room apartment on luduuia Street. Call Uv3 ar »«3-B MW FOR RENT — Furnished light housekeeping apartment, ground floor, private entrance Also garden; priced reasonable. Inquire 1137 W Munroe St 73-U ft ANTED WANTED — Violin pupita. Teach Saturday atiernoou and evening Studio second floor K. of P. Bldg . Third Sl For 33 taasona you receive vioUa tree. Donald Gage, member Symphony orvhestra. Fort Wayne. gggt | WANTED- -Middle age Udy to car* for two children and help with house work. Call on Mrs. Carl Brunal on Piqua Rd Decatur Ind R. No. 5 83-Jtx WANTED—Loans on farms. Eastern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of title French Quinn. 33m-w-f WANT Eli —Lot plowing to do. Inquire William Harrod. 80S Scbirmeyer St. gigu CARO OF THANKS We wish to thank our neighbors and friend* who »o kindly assisted us during the Illness and death ‘ of oar mother. Mrs Sarah Dibble We appreciate the acts of kind news extended to ns llx Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dibble * TOOAVB COMMON ERROR * D<> not say. "He left yesterday;" say, 'He went away yester day." | 1- j,, ■— FOR SALE —New Form of Affidavit of Mort Rage In . for 100. The Decatur Democrat Co. |f vuriiac «»• < oMui*»i<>xfM*a • VIAU <»» HK*t. KstSTK Tii* uud*i*ian«d cemmlssloner b> . J.. . ““ order us the Adame Circuit Geurt m*Ur ami entered Ms a ps M'img *ntiue4 Ke>* M. Clark, et el. V*. I lsn W Mele•r*. et al. No. ISlll up<>n the docket • bereor. hereby give* notice that un the Het day of April less, between th* hour* of lu e'Uoch a. ta. and « e'«l«H-k p ■» at ,4 from day tn day thereafter until *<dd. at the law alike of John u DeVoea, t&S ». Bev. sad Street la Ute City of Decatur. Adam* County. Indiana, will otter tor sale al private oale free of lien* I «e lb* hghmtt and beet bidder and tor sol lees than the full appralaod val*e thereof, th* tollowing deocribed ■ eel relate Inlot No 4 m Moibers Addition to the town, now city, oi Deeatur. Adem* Coenty, Indiana Term* ot eale: At least one-tblru ilk) of the purchase money ■ *eh tn hand, the balance In two I) equal l imallmanu pavaM* in not to •»- • »*d el* <4) and nine <*> month*, evidenced by note* ot the put chaser itsns* el* percent («%! Intervet from date, waiving relief, providing *tt'>rn«y , » foe* and secured by a moelgep. o n thr real cl.to sold ur I ui* hatter may pat entire puri-baee price In cash. An Abstract ot Title will bo furnished showing * mer- - h.ntablo title in Ute parties to said actios. i John L DeVoee Commies to ner Mmmme^Mwmmn*, U ‘ ;h M '” DR. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN Special attention given to dlaeasM of cattle and poultry. Office 8 Residence *3O No. SINh 8t Bhawo 10? N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined • Glasses Fitted HOURB 8:30 to 11:30 12:30 to kOQ Eaturtfay*. j:qo p. m.

MiwriiSßhip ob . o u ’ hi «“-•«<> *t ' ■ *4 lu • ‘ I'D to r - l* » io i» !)t v j Houghs *HOLt4Avf i W !' PUGLIH. FsrmahM *y M»U* fc M t Oeuatur ■ ah . r * >-r ' — ’ S 3 AS-- . 'I ■ ly M 25 1 r !»» «• |. I * ki FORT A4> St . — Livestock Wm ii . - ... . iBI i - .i • | * MIS 1; i>.- s- i; E*»t B..'G t rvx' - ■ ■ • ».>•» »• - jjjjg ( .. .. A ni< <lllllll ’ *M| ' ; ■ .u* to mainly 41 ■»' Sh«P .'>■ ' 1 "-'' thorn lain Im f k LOCAL GRAIN sm-'scß BURK tuev* T OR co t ,*. f’rl<t’< ■■ I ' N.t ; Wheat <■ IB No. 2 Ycllo* t 'rn v.-» S<> 41 ■ * 1 ■ U Bl N„ . pin 11. Licentral 80V* co. H No. 2 *<uy I‘rhi s Sun Set Open Dr. S.TI. I riedle' B Vett?rin«ridn ■ Office end ■ OHrspsm ®4A4 ’’J* —. —s— WANTED I rags, M »‘ rßZ,n< *; IW \S paper*. Scrap Iron. U" Radiator*. lu,h ‘ r,e * a l JiB Bras-s. Aluminum. «*> ■ uradro of wr“P n,elal ■ Wc bu> Aide* peltb, the .'ear round- ■ The Maier I & J 710 W. Monro* et