Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 146, Decatur, Adams County, 20 June 1941 — Page 2

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* Tent Your Knowledge « , Can you answer seven of these ten questions? Turn to page Four for the answers. O' 'I Q I. An American slang word for dollars is b—r——e? 9. Name the three Kxrculivo Departmenta of the Federal Govern* tn ent omitted from this list: Statn, War, Navy, Post Office, Interior, t'ornmexe. Labor. 1. Who wrote The Faerie Queene"? 1 Which atateman in American history was <-all«>d the ''Peacemaker" f S Whl< h amendments to the U. H. <'«>tiatituiion cxenprise the so- • ailed Hill of Rights? 4. Is there an airexpress service? 7 Wfi.it was the religion of"WllHam Penn? s A four sided figure with two

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sides parallel is called a t ——4?’ >. To which country dors the laland of Crete belong? Id. The area of Vatican City la approximately 14, 34* or S'? I square miles? T rURAL CHURCHES J Willshire U. •. Cbarps O. K. Hawk, pastor Pleasant Grove Munday School. P IO a. m. Lawrence Jones, superintendent. Worship service, 10:10 a. m. Sermon by pastor. Union Sunday School, id a. m A. L. Harmon, superintendent. Praise service. 11 a. m Hoy Ray. h-ader. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. x p. m. Junior and Senior C. K . 7 p. m. Evening service, X p. m. The | message will be brought by Rev. Harrison Roebuck of Rockford. O. Plan to be in attendance at all these services. Calvary Evangelical Church George 8. lauier, minister !» 30 a m —Sunday School. W. L Johnson, superintendent. 10 30 a. m —Worship service and sermon. 7:30 p. m -Children's day program. 7:30 p m . Thursday—Prayer and praise service. - — • MHU K TO 'F.tiratKßß Tin Hoard <>( H«vtow of Adams t'outrty, Indiana Ism- «•< and fixed (he foliowine dates for hearing <>b- | lections <*> ths valuaUon* of prro-.n- i al Cor lax-etlon UiWit: Monday June 31, I*ll — Union. Hoot. t'rehie Kirkland. WaaltinMton and Ht Mary’s Towneltliuc I i Tuesday, June J|. |*tl — Blue i'eeek. Monroe. Fren.-h, liartfond, I W.ilateh and Jefferaoii tow<ud>H>e Wednesday June 21, I*ll—the < lly <>f I»<> a4ur. Thursday, June i*. I*ll — the ( towns of Geneva. Herne and Mon. lie.ir|ima from x.JS A. M. C. b. T. ! to I vo l> M , f l> T. The Hoard of Itevlew Victor it. Richer, Sei. |

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Union Chapel U. B. Church Dwight L. Patterson, mln later Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, II): 35 a. m Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m Kvenmg service, 3:15 p. m Mid-week prayer service. 1:30 p m. This Sunday evening the closing M-sslon of this year's vacation Bible 1 s< hool will be held during the eve--1 ning service The boys and girls | are preparing a splendid service which will dose with a pantomime by the Intermediate girls Monday morning twelve of the young people of th»- Sunday school and C. E leave for a week at Wawaaee This week la always a source of great blessing and help to those who And It possible to go. — O—MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks: irregularly lower In quiet trading. Ronds: irregular. Curb stocks: Irregularly lower. Chicago stocks irregular. Cotton: up a* much as 55 cents a hale to 4 year high. Grains: firm: wheal up to S • •-nt a bu. Corn •» to % cent higher. Rubber: steady. Hog Prices Up To 510.5 Q-—4 Year Top Chicago. June 38—(UP)—Persistent government support and constantly improving consumer demand lifted hog prices another 35c per hundred-weight tn the Chicago market today to a new four year top of 310.30. A major factor In the rise appeared to be the fact that the government continues to support the pork market despite the recent sharp hog price upturn. The government announced toN. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyee Examined Glasses Fitted HOURS 1:30 to 11:30 12:30 to 3:00 Saturdays, 3:00 p. m. T.-laohane 1M

Sprague Offers Fifteen lovely Living Room I A Suites, newest style. Istest ****” 10 • ,2400 a 22 Bedroom Suites, modern xA -jB Kr and P <r> °d. in solid Walnut. Toasted Mahogany. Lime Oak > ▼'W , and Prims Vara.. 332.50 to 3145.00. 40 —9x12 Axminster Rugs 333.50 to 858.00. 50 Felt Base Bxl2. • regular 57.5 C value at 84 88 —one only to a family. nHRPLk Innersprmg Mattresses. 815.00 to 838.50. Thio Ineludes the famous Bsautyrast. Beautiful Console and Studio Pianos 8255.00 to 8300D0. American Beauty Washsrs 859.50 to 339.50 Studio Couches 328-50 to 859.50 Liberal trade-in allowance for your old furniture, rugs, washers, and pianos. LOW PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR Sprague Furniture Store 152 S. Second St. Phone 199

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IFWV7I 120 00 or MORE IM H wJEuar IJIUH •STatW© LOCAL LOAN COMPANY l«« <• swssM. frew ll*. »• l>«0. •ver OitoSsr Mere-*Pteem 333 — "■'!?' .!■ 1 ■ " ■■'"LSS Notice There will be au election of one Truster by the congregation of the First Christian church Munday, June 29. W. F. Kohls, Clerk. WHEN VOU ARE MAKING MONEY Is the time to buy your own home. If you have |soo cash you can begin buying a modern home with payments like rent. In a few year* you will have an equity worth money instead of old rent receipts. For Information call— Sob Heller Phone 2 — Residence 370 Good WORK SHIRTS Blues. (J reyn, Gfcmml Button or Zipper front*. Buy several. 69c .sl®° VANCE & LINN Brownbilt Shoe*

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RATES Ons Time—Minimum sharps es 28c for 20 words or lees. Over 20 words, IFs« F«r wordTws Times -» Minimum chsrfo of 40e for 30 words er loto Over 20 words 2c per word for the two time* Throe Times—Minimum charge of SOc for SO words or lose. Over 20 words tj-io per word for the three times. Card es Thanka 85e Obituaries and veraoa .. 31-03 Open rats—Display advertising 850 per volume Inch. ♦ — ' —« “BLIND" ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements appearing in this column without names signed ar* "blind.'* Th*y sr* to be answered by letters, addressed to the box number in care of the Daily Demoornt. We can give no information concerning the parties advertising. ♦ - 4

FOR SALE i FARMERS AT+ENTION ~ CsH M 9 A at our expanse for dead Mock removal The Stadler Pro dnets Co.. Frank Burger, Agent. wt ; two hatches of high-crude Fotarom tested baby ebleha each week from 230 to 325 egg laying strain?, also baby ducklings. Prices reasonable. Model Hatchery, Monroe, lud. 8-ts FOR SALE — Frigldaire and Cros ley refrigerators. Buy now, avoid price raises. Uhrick Bros. 131-34 t FOR SALE lfTead'skiatsrCell morning or evening. Second bouse north of Calvary church. Mrs. Lulie Walters, Decatur R. 5. 145-3tx SAVE MONEY and get results with Burk's Chick Starter, containing ( KA-GENE. prices 32.75 ■ per 100-lb. Burk Elevator Co., Phone 25. 57-ts FOR SALK- Decatur U. S approved — tested chicks. Special this week: 600 E. W. leghorns, batching every week. Order now. Decatur Hatchery, Phone 437. 133-ts FOK SALhi Petunias, single, ruffled and double, large selection. I 35c, 50c and 75c per dosen. DecaI tur Floral Co. 140t7 1 FOR SALE Peat moss 25c per bushel at the greeuhouse. Deca’tur Floral Co. 140t7 FOH^aALB-#ise quality, medium I site potatoes. Orval Jones. 1 mile north, 3',-, mile east of Berne. 141-Stx FOR SALE Sevirsi good Farms; well located tn Adams and Wells counties. Jim Andrews at Graham Insurance Agency. 144-3tx FbRBAUC~UiTTIaIuSr furnace, priced for quick sale; 13V. See ' at 338 Mercar Ave. 144-311 FOR SALE -40 acre farmrimmedlat possession, All crops go with ( farm. 6 room house. Large barn. 3 acres wheat. 3 acres hay, 10 ! acre* corn. Easy terms. Other real j estate. Cail 7874. 144-g3lx j FOR SALE Pre-used furniture: 1 studio couch, like new; 1 2-plece i living room suite, A-l condition; 1 ( bedroom suite. Will sell cheap for bedroom suite. Will sell cheap for | cash. Sprague Furniture Store. t Phone 1» j FOR SALE Gold Seal Rugs I regular *7.50 value selling at 34.98. Only one to a family. | Sprague Furniture Store. Phone l**L_ Fg7< SALE—t*35 Chevrolet twodoor, completely overhauled; new paint. Hattley Motor Salea, 225 N. Sth St. 145-34

Trsds la your used equipment on one of our Now 1841 Croaley Hhelvador electric rofrlgeraloru We make a liberal allowance for your used radio, washing machine, furniture. Ice refrigerator, typewriter, power tool* or farm equipment. — Werllng Hales at the Marathon Service Htatton. Preble, Ind 145U1 FOR BALI — fcbctric rahM <6 burners, 3 oveap. coot 5583. will sell lor 5123. White oak. glass top table 330. Roll top oak dpsk, $10; steel tochers, cheap. Decatar Conntry Club. Phone 1440, 148-3tx BUY HEATING StOVEE No Interest; no coatract; pay as you can. New, used refrigerators. Decstur Hatchery, James Kitchen, salesman I46tf Machlaea: 1 F-30 Farmall on rubber. 3 18-38 Mcttormich-DeorlaE, 1 aide rake. I rake bar loader. 1 rubber tired wagon, 1 dump rake, 3 used cream separators, I L. G. 3> 14-ln. plow. 2 2-row mounted pickera. Used Trucks: 1 1841 Intoraattonal IMi ton, I 1935 Ford panel IVb ton, 1 1938 Ford panel )x too, 1 1837 Internationa) Pick-up H ton. Mollenkopf Farm Equipment, Decatur, Indiana. 144-21 FOR SALE bri-Gas, the bottled cooking gas with Roper ranges, the Ideal combination. We take trade-ins. See us before you bny. Geneva Hatcheries, E. C. Stucky, Phone 158 Geneva. 144-30tx FOtl SALK tiev and used pianos. Large number of new and used pianos from 825 up. Liberal tradein allowance for your old piano. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 1»» 144 24

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WANTED LEARN TO BMW -Wo teach you free. Xtra special prices on new, used sewing machines. All makes repaired needies — bolts — parts. Singer Agency, 446 Sa First. Phone 411. 143t12g WANTED Someone - to make to acres of bay on shares. Phone 5591. Ben Eiling. 145-3tx WANTEIK-FarßT to.Ro, tow rate*. No coamiiwion, appraisal or title examination ctmls to borrower. Short term loann are low as 4%, See us before making your loan. The Muttlew-Edward* Co. 34-ts WANTED Loans on farms - Hasp ern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of title. Preach Quton. 33-m-w-f MISCELLANEOUS AM HOLDINd two yaariiag belters. Owners can have same by identifying them, paying for this ad and their keep. Sheriff Ed Miller. 144-3 t FUR.WTTRe UPHOtiT»RI®3u. paired and Unfinished. Wo buy and sell good used furniture. Phono iM, evening 4*04. Decatur Upholster Shop. 13*-30t ATTENTION- - Are you satisfied with your present poultry prices? If not cal) Floyd Rupert. 45 Bryant, tor higher price*. IM g4t(eod)x FARM LOANS at 4% for 1# years. No expense to borrower. C. D. Lewton, Decatur. Ind. 2Mbtf LOST AND FOUND LOST Small bigck coin purse,~t» tween Gas office and Morris Store; contained money. Phone M7l. lu — o FOR RENT FOR RENT- Modern • room house, 2 blocks from business section; 226 per mouth. A. D. Suttles. 144-3 t FOR RENT — Three room modern apartment, unfurnished. Private bath, entrance. Downstairs. Heat, lights, water, garage. TO* Na Second. Phone IM4. 145-31 MASONIC The called meeting of Decatur lodge on the Entered Apprentice degree, scheduled for tonight, has been indefinitely postponed. J. M. Doan. W M. 144-lt

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MARKETREPOBT DAILY REFORT OF LOCai AND FOREIGN MAR K g T \ U Brady's Market for OsMt ur - Orslgvllls, Hoagland and WiiiXJ Ctoood at 12 Nsen Corrected Juu> 2u No commtostou .ad no y.rd w Veals received every dayn 100 to 130 iba 120 to 150 iba. 140 to 100 lbs. 180 to 180 lbs 180 to 240 Iba. i, 240 to 380 Iba. NO to 388 Iba 380 la 330 lhe 3M Hm, and u* Roughs — g Vealers j,', Spring tombs Spring buck lambs 3 Clipped lambs Yearling lambg j, WHOLESALE EGG ANO •OULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by MoU' Egg A Poultry Co.. Decatur Phon, is* Corrected June 30. Frtoea for Irst class olertng*: Clean, large white eggs . 3 Brown or mixed eggs, large . J Heavy hens t , Leghorn bens, lb. n Heavy broilers, barred or white rocks, 4 lbs, and up. n Heavy broilers, barred or white ' rocks, under 4 lbs. j Leghorn broilers, 1% lbs., or over, Old heavy roosters, lb 1 Old Leghorn roosters, lb 1 Turheys, young, mixed 1

CAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK > '' East Buffalo, N. Y., June 3d <U j - Livestock: L Hogs, 50#; active, mo*Uy to »h ; pers, 26< and occasionally 35< hi| I er; bulk good and choice. Imm j lbs., averaging 200220 lb. 11 trucked ins, 170-230 lb», *lv7 ( sparingly, *10.86 Cattle. 200; unchanged; ( ant r lan steers. 1.300 lbs.. 110.75 to -h * pers; beef cows, *B-8*25; itra I weight sausage bulls. *8 I»|*s«J. I Calves. 200; vealer trade, mead I good and choice largely SliAu ( Sheep. 800; spring lamb*. steal r quality and weight* conaidere • odd lot* 70-Mlb. native*. II *11.50; fat ewes, *5 down. ( CLEVELAND PRODUCE Cleveland, Ohio, June 20 -'j.Rl Produce; Butter. Erm; extras, 4o>»<; Mi ■ da rd*. 3(%c. ' Egg*. flrm; extra grade, del i 24 %c; current receipt*. 25< Poultry, active and steady. hen I heavy, 20c; ducks, fancy young I lbs. and up, 15-lOc; muMi ovy 4( t colored. 10-12 c; turkey hen* to > the., 18-lOc. Potatoes, Ohio round white*. I I *125 per 100 lbs.; Maine katahdu i *2.40-22.50. Idaho ruswete. *2 5 > Alabama reds, *2.50; long wbiu (2.50-2275. ‘ INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, Ind , June 20. <U : —Livestock; Hogs, 5.500; active. 55c highe 100-250 lbs.. *10.40-210.40, 250-4 lbs.. 210.20-210.35; 100-140 lb* *9.1 110.35 Cattle, 300; calve*. so<», rt mostly cows, strong to sbad< hi* er; bulk heifers, **.75(10.25 Vaster*, steady to strong. '« *11*0; load mostly medium l.«l Ho. steers, strong, at *ll. Sheep. 300; lambs, steady bn good to choice spring lamb* 111 3 112. Fort Wayne Livestock Fort Wayne. June 20 ilTi Livestock. Hogs; 36 cent* highe 200-320 lbs. 10.40; I*o 200 lb*. 1»1 I*o-180 lbs. 10.20; 220-240 lb* I" J 340-340 lbs. 10.15; 204-280 lb* I" fl 3*o-300 lbs. 9.95; *OO-360 lb, !• I 250-400 lbs. 9.75; 160140 lb*. M 140-150 lbs. 9.55; 130-140 lb* 9 3 100-130 lbs. 9.05. Rough* *.75; Stag* TAO; Cslvi 1100 lamba 11.00; yearling* '7* CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat. July. *1.00%%; Sep »»•*%■%; Dec. *1.04 *1.04% Corn, July. ,T*%-%; Sept. 751 %: Dec.. .77%. Oata. July, (new) .35% ">'< *4. Sept., (new) .34%; (old) .31 Dec.. .37%. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected June 20. Prices to bo paid tomorrow. No. 1 Red Wheat 1 No 3 Red Wheat - ’ ********?** ********** ******** Corn, I|% moisture - 1 Corn. 10% moisture - 1 ’ Corn. 10% moisture. 1 N«- > Soy Beaus : 1 Now Osts. 30-lb. tsst ’ ■ o — 4* the past 10 years. lowa ti 4UCO4 1% corn gcreage 200 •< acres, but increased the crop by 80,000.000 butbete