Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 152, Decatur, Adams County, 27 June 1941 — Page 2

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* Test Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of these | ten questions? Turn to page j Four for the answers. a o 1. Nam>- the Negro republic In I Africa.

Mohair, Velour and Tapestry LIVING ROOM SUITES PIECKS “P Style, comfort and quahty construction are combined in these luxurious suites to make Irresistible bargains at these surprisingly low prices! Unusually rich and smart. Stunningly designed! Bert of all. built to last and stay comfortable. Genuine "Floating Comfort" seat construction, guaranteed for five years! Has 1-piece wire tied sprinq unit, similar to a regular eoil bed spring. Balloon cushions; "built up. individual cushion backs. DeLuxe Suites! Custommade in a choice of handsome colors. •a* Sprague Furniture Store PHONE 199

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2. Where was the first perman-i-nt settlement by the English in America? 3. Supply the missing word from rhe following quotab'ia “Tall from little acorns grow." 4 What is kismet?

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6. In which city did the D«<n<>rtatic National Convention meet In 1940? 6. Name the chief city of American Samoa. 7. Which river f<»rm« the boundary between California and Arilona? 8. Which of the following pieces of furniture have no backs, settee, divan, couch, softi. loveeeat? 9. Who said. "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country"? 10. Name die three pi unary pigmeat colors. Ml Illi. 10 1111111 l n» NiMice ID hweby ulvrn lhai Hulk ard of i •ommiaoSonera of Adanui County, Indiana will nx eivr M-alt-d l>U|. fnr »IIM»U«I. < aroeerles. bread siwl tnhM-'-vii tn he furndshed Lir the nialnlermtM'e «<f the County Infirmary fnr a period of three month*. Jlly. Annual, and Hepteoi'wr. tieglnntnn July I. IX4I. Hid* will be recelv-d July 7. 1911 at 2.00 !• M liequhttt ion now <>n file hi the ofM<<• '•! the Cbuoty Auditor of Adams County. Uy order <•( th» Board «>f Comity Omimtaetoners. If. Klober Auditor AiLikm Couaty. June 27 July 2

— Fumare intpertion. Did you bum ton much fuel — PQI F was your hou»e warm latt trawn? We do expert re- ■■ F F pair work on any make furnace--coats bawd on ■ •• " actual labor and materials used. heated house uniformly" The Willianaan Heater Company: My Wilhtmna Ttipl ih furntet iti fimi utitlacterf ia every way Wr repeciaf/y hit thr yvoa htat pimM. fat wtrcO •» «i»« credit Itrfly to tht mrchimctl draft central. In a mate arintrr. in a baaamant net cemplatalp lia.’utihad. w* uaad oa/y a little mere real than in much milder rrietera in beuaea trith other mahaa at lurnacea la addition, tbe beeue man banted mote unilermlf.' Sigaed—Howard Siiriet. Seedb Bead. ladiana $4.00 A WEIK will b«r ’ WILLIAMSON L • Wiiliamran Tripl-to. yiniH iFt FUANACg Haugk Coal Co. fgggiggg CLtAXCB IWlnchostor aad Erie R. R.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA.

I M.SI. MCTK K OF Fl RIH IIFVHIM. FiiHW Ml. Ito 1 Hntlee is herein elven that the l.'x-al Ab oholii R. u riMte Board of A’latiue Ciunky. Indiana, will, at 2 mt I' M Central .'Stanitard Time <>n the tdtli day of July IX4I -d the • Yuinty C.,innei*Kloncr’» Ronin In ■ A HtMor s office. Hiurt House In the City of lie.a«ar. in aald County, begin inveealK.i>i"U or the appM <>f the foil..wing named pereona, re. qurattng Hie issue to th* uppMuanta, i .it the l<~ati<<ei* hereinafter set out. •d the Alc.hoU. lu-veraue and-a.r dan.-inn permWa of the i lasses hereinafter deolirn.Ued and will, at wild time a rut pla- e re- rtve Informatkin ,-<hi< ernlliK the fHneM of .aid upaill. ’ .ants, and the pr.mrlHt> of IwuHtiK the permits aHilteii tor to auch ap. plhatite at the premises named. Albert A«-»' hitman, 72831, ilteiMau. raoti. tin E. Monnoe Ht , Decatur—itanrtnK I’erniit. Herman A Cob tan. 72is». Utackaxe Mt ..re I J!>» X. 2nd Mt . Dscatur, — Iduiior. Wine I naler Walter E. Hu hsr. 7n.’-2. tWhatea|n,t Case), IIS W. Monroe Mt.. I*e1 <xatur—Beer. Wine rauuter. It I- i> Elk* lz>due. No. SSI. 71.3&.1. 3X7 N. Mm-ond Mt . In- atur-Li-<iix*r H-»r Wtaie Rota iter. Maid I meta Deletion will he open to the I’uiiH*. and PubH rm r tie Hart b-n Is requested. AleohoMi I lever-axe CVimmls.ion of Indiana By John F. Noonan Nacretary Hinrh A Barnhart Ek'-hie Administrator J-me 27 o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

if REUNION CALENDAR < Bunday, June 29 Dxnlels and Cramer reunion, BunI Set park. Annual reunion of the Becker family. Bsnßat park. Sunday, yJlu • Itlh annual Fullenkamp reunion. Bunßet park. Sunday, Ju>y 13 Harker annual reunion. Bunßet park. Sunday, July 20 Waahlnfion and Steel reunion, Bunßet park. Koeneman reunion, rain or abine. Bunßet park. Sunday July 27 Annual Boren reunion. Bunßet , Park. iioSman reunion. Bunßet park. Cowan annual reunion, Bunßet park. Sunday. Augst 3 Annual Dattingvr reunion, SunSet park Huebuck reunloa, rain or abine, Bunßet park. Sunday. Augst 10 Rellln and Reobm reunion. SunSet park. Dillinger annual reunion. Bunßet park. Beni fapily reunion, Bunßet park. Annual Minch reunion. Bunßet park. Sunday, Augeut 17 Wllaon and Schafer reunion, HunSet park. Sunday. August 24 i Fry and Yoet annual reunion. Sun Set park. Heiman annual reunion, Bunßet park. Sunday, Auguet 31 Urick reunion, rain or abine, SunSet park. .Marra annual reunion, Bunßet park. Walters family reunion. Bunßet park. Sunday. Sept. 7 Miller and Snyder reunion, SunSet park. *■ TODAY'S COMMON ERROR * Do not nay. "He waa liable to err" Mankind la not liable to I j err, but to error. ♦ • For Sale-Two Meat Display Cases Price reaeonable. 12 ft. McCray and 10 It. Dry Cold Bom 312. care Democrat.

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RATKS Owe Time—Minimum charge of z 25e far 20 werde er leea. Over 20 worda, IVi« par ward. Two Tlmeo — Minimum obarge t of 40e for 20 worda or leea. r Over 20 werdo Io per word for I the two tlmeo. I Throe Tlmoo-Mlnlmum charge , of Me for M werde or loee. Over 20 wordo par word for the three timer Card of Thanko—»»• * Obltuarloe and vereoe — H-00 i Open rate—Dloplay advertlelng Me per column Inch. . “BLIND" ADVCRTISCMINTS Adverttoomenta appearing In I thia column witbout namea algn- i ed are "blind." They aro to be <, anowerod by lettora. addreoaod ( to the boi number ia care of , the Daily Democrat We can give no Information concerning the pertlea advertialng. « FOR SALE ! Two baubeo of high-grade Polur- ’ om teated baby chicks each week from 2M to 33b egg toying strains; I also baby ducklings. Prlcoo reason- < able. Model Hatchery, Monroe, Ind. I W < - ( ley refrigerators Buy now. avoid i price raiaee. Ukrtck Bros. 121-Mt FOR BALX -Used table lop I C Kas range. White porcelain. Burner cover, oven regulator, sliding broiler. |4O. Call S7C3. g it Foh SALK- Seed potatoes, tomato and cabbage plants. Jacob Helper, Willard Steele s home place. g IS2-3H FOR SALK 1»41 Dodge Luiury liner. 2 door; 1936 Terraplane, 2 door sedan. Phone 7973. Byrl Hunt. Homestead 23. Ibt-lts FOR SALK Bedroom salte and ’ household goods bl 2 No. Third street. Iti FOR SALE Felt base rugs: Felt hear rugs. 9xl3—a regular |7 b 0 . for 14 98. One only to a family. 1 Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 152-2 t DECATUR U. S. approved cKcis every week. Book orders now. Day old and started chicks. Koay Brooder Houees. Decatur Hatch- .<> IbZ-U FOR BALE—Decatur U. 8. appreved —tested chicks. Special thia week. 4M E. W. leghorns, hatching every week. Order now. Decatur Hatchery. Phone 497. 12»-tf BU Y HEATiNO BTOVBB NOW — No interest; no contract; pay as you can. New, need refrigerators. Decatur Hatchery, James Kitchen, 1 aalexman 14b-tf FOR BALf - Drl-Oas. tbe bottled cooking gas with Roper ranges. the ideal combination. We take trade-ins. See as before you buy. Geneva Hatcheries, E. C. Stucky, Phone 156 (eneVH MHOtl FOIFsaLE Used iialeatic furnace, in good condition. Can be seen at 221 Jackson BL 151-3 t FoOALE-Ckerrtoa. tbone 1P44. 111 it FOR SALE—Extra quality cherries. Bring containers. CraigviUe phone. Henry Yake, Decatur, route two. ibl-M SALE Pianos. New and used pianos. 335 up. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 152-2 t NOTICE! I will be away from my office from July 6 to July 20 inclusive. Dr. F. L. Grandstaff -■—■ —a" NOTICCI Patrons Indebted to Dra. Jones A Jones, if you have not been in to pay or make arrangements to pay your account we wish io give you opportunity to do so before our hooks are turned over for other ineaiiH of collection DR. D D. JONES. MRS H. O. JONES ■ a The naUon'a bent citiaens are those who first honor God.

Cimn ■WIU LOCAL LOAN COMPANY Cmm <• tamft frttt IM. »• >»•♦. •w tiMtar *wv»*hM 07 JUST RECEIVED Another Shipment of the Popular Thick Sole KEDS (exdiMive in Decatur) Vance & Linn

WANTED 1 EEARN'fb BlIW—We teach you free. Xtra special prlcte on new. used sewing machines. All makes repaired needles - belts - parta. Singer Agency. 44b So. First. Phone 411. 14M12x WANTK!) Middle aged lady for ; light housework. Room and board | if desired. Inquire Miller’s North Kad Grocery. Phone 241. b lbO-3t , WANTBT-Oood need folding baSy ; carHage. Phons 717.1M*1» I WANTED—Service station manag- I ar for going business. Salary : |2& to b>b per week 92b0 cash or I rellabla credit needed for merchandise All equipment and all ■ttltties I furntohed No age limit, man 4b to ’ bb years preferred. Box 213. Dally l Democrat 152-341 1 WANTED Experienced beauty 1 operator by local shop. Either part or full time. Address Box 111. 150a3t WANTED — Men. with or Wkboet equipment, to help make bay. Floyd Bloaeburner. 2ts »l><* of Preble. b WANTkF Lobbs oa farms. Eastera money. Low rales. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of tltl*. French Quinn. 3Pm-w-f MISCELLANEOUS H'BXtmC BrnMlbT, paired and Reflnished. We buy and sell good used furaltura. Phono 420, evening 4<94. Decatur Upholster Shop. 1 ISSOt FaEM Loans at tor io years' No expense Io borrower. C. D. Lewton, Decatur, lad. 220btf FARMERS ATTENTION —We romove dead horses, cows. hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone chargee. The Stadler Products Co. 147-ts Farm IX)ANS— i>sw rate of interest. *— Aetna. A. D. Suttlew, lx»an correspondent. 147tf FOR RENT FOR RENf 1 room unfaratohed or pert furntohed apartment. First floor, private entrance, bath. •11 N. Second 8L lbl-2t FOR kltNf lor I furntohed housekeeping rooms, both. sink, private entrance, garage. 327 North Fifth street. g 152-3 t FOR "RENT-Semimsdera bouse. centrally located. Inquire 134 So. sth Street. 150-g3tx FOR RENT- -Four room downstairs apartment. Garage. Phone 471. IMSt CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank tbe minister and members of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed ehurch, the W. O. T. M., and neighbors and friends for the sympathy exteaded us and the beautiful floral offering In our sickeneas and recent deaths of J. J. Aughlabaugh and Everett Aughinbaugb Mrs. Lula Shaffer, Mr. aad Mrs. Cecil Shaffer, Mr. aad Mrw. James Smith. Mrs Ktbel Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Aughlnbaugh. oMARKCTS AT A OLANCK Stocks: Irregularly lower and quiet. Bonds: irregularly higher. Cuhb stocks: Irregular. «Wago stocks: mixed Cotton: up as much as 1.25 a bale to new ll year-Mghs. Grains: wheat up to new seasonal highs with gains of 1 to IM cents a bushel cam up H to % cent. Chicago Hvestoet: hogs and cattle weak, sheep steady. Rubber steady. o— — Cleswliness Is godliness. If It extends to thought, word and deed. Square Ikmce Saturday Rasad IMusee S—day Surasel

Notice Tkere will b« ■■ dectioa ot one Truitee by the congregation at Uie Firat ChrUitian cknrch Sunday. June 29. W. P. Kohl*. Clerk. WANT A GOOD INVCSTMtNT? Inveatigate thh all brick, four apartment beu»e with alate roof, four baths, four kitcbens. Includes furnishings for two apartments. Hardwood floors, some Venetian blinds Included Rams |l.m annually. Bargain to nettle estate. Bob Haller Phone 2— Residence »70. N. A. QIXLEB OPTON KTRIST Rm IxamtMd Olaeeee Pitted HOURS B:RB te 11:N It:K te •:« Murdeya, UR an, XdNfldOO w

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MARKETREPORI DAILY RKPORT OF Loci ANO FORKIGN MARKgfI Srady's Market for Decatur al Cratgvllle. Hoagland and w.iil Closed at 12 Neon Corrected jutir 27 ■ No commission and no yaid| Veals received every d.iy| 100 to 120 lbs., I 120 to 140 lbs ■ 140 to 110 lbs I IM to 190 lbs 1 180 to 240 lbs ■ 240 to 2M lbs A 240 to 300 lba. ■ 300 to 350 lbs .... I 350 lba . and up ■ Roughs 1 Stags I Vealers I Spring lambx I Spring buck lambs I Clipped lambs | Yearling lambs .1 WHOLSSALE EOG ANol POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furntohed by Meta* Egg A Poultry Col Decatur Phons Isfl Corrected June 27. I Prlcea for first class offertn J Clean, large white rggs I Brown or mixed eggs, large I Heavy hens R Leghorn hens, lb R Heavy broilers, barred or whifl rocks. 4 lbs., and np R Heavy broilers, barred or ahitH rocks, under 4 lbs R Leghorn broilers, 1% lbs., or| Old heavy roosters, lb.. 1 Old Leghorn roosters, lb 1 Turkeys, young, mixed J FORT WAYNE LIVESToJ Fort Wayne. Ind.. June 27 -I —Livestock: I Hogs, steady; 200-22" lba.. 11l 180-200 lbs., >lO 75; 16" D>> I 110 45. 220-240 lbs.. 510 75. 2fl Ibe. 110.65; 280-300 lbs.. 11l 280 200 lha.. |lO 45. 300-350 1 110.40; 350 400 lbs. 110.30; iR lbs.. 110 35; 14A150 Ibe. 11l 130-140 lbs.. 59.35; 100-130 I 19. M. - J Roughs. 19 25; sv»X" 58 | Calves. HI M. I Lambs, til; yearling* I* 7M CLEVELAND PRODUCE] Cleveland. Ohio, June 27. ql Produce: I Butter, firm; extras. 42c. I dards. 39 the. I Eggs, flrm; extra grad- I 275bc; current receipts. 26< | Live poultry, steady, bene la 21c; ducks. 15-1 A . colored. 10-12 c; turkey hens I lba.. 1819 c. I Potatoea, Ohio round white] |1 25 per 100 lba.; Maine katalj 1140-12.50; Idaho ruasetH. fl Alabama reds. 52.50; North I Una whiles, |2.26. j EAST BUFFALO LIVESTO] East BuEalo, N. Y.. Jun< I UA—Livestock: Hogs. 000; early sales gen] 25c over Thursday; advene ;d erased; good and choce 180-22A 111.50; trucked In 170-23" I 511.75 freely at opening, late i downward to 111. Cattle, 250; cows and bulls active than early; cutter and I mon. 5430 37 75; weighty halls. 55.10 58.50. Calves. 150; vealers. active] higher; good and choice ml 512. W. Sheep. 700; tombs. 25c id quality and sorts considered. I ed grade southern springers 11 511.75; hit ewes. 55. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTod Indianapolis. Ind.. June 37 —Livestock: Hogu, 7.500; market m steady; 130-250 lbs., 510.30-511; 400 lbs.. 510. M-510.80; 100-160 59 50-510.75. , Cattie. 300; calves. 70o;l , enough staera and heifers to 3 market; cows weak to 15i loj few light steen and heifer*. 1 511; fat cows, mostly 57 !»"1j ' caoner and cutter cows, 55 >" I Vealers. strong to mostly higher: top, 512.50. Lambs steady; good to s'< . cteo4ce spring lambs, 511-512 CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat. July. 5100%-'4. H 51073541.00; Dec., j Corn. July, .74%: Sept.. .77M Dec., .70%. Oats. July. <new), .38%; ( .35%; Sept., (new), .38%; (I .39%; Dec.. .40%, LOCAL GRAIN MARKET . BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected June 27. Prlcea to be pel dtomorrow, ! No. 1 Red Wheat Mo. 2 Red Wheat No. 2 Rye Cora, 15% moisture Corn, 17% mototure ... , Cora, 19% moisture .- No S Soy BeansNew Oats, 30-lb.