Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 187, Decatur, Adams County, 8 August 1941 — Page 2

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RED AIRPLANES BOMB GERMANV Kussian Planes Reported Makina First Raid On Berlin lt> I’niu-d Preen ■ Eticniy" plane* honihiil Berlin Thuixlay night and tterw Hrt 'umstant lai rvlduuce that they were Ru«*lan plane*, not BritlMi If ihey »<<re It tiiai'fc’-d the first known Ra**Uui air raid on Gwrmany proper and the first Russian blow at the Nail capital In retaliation fui repeated raid* on Moacow Foreign rorre*ponden>* In Berlin w«ie permitted to cabin early today that ‘'weak enemy force*” li.*d t>onibed wc«trm Germany and that “a few plane*" had reached Berlin: A few eipitui** bomba were di-'l'l'ed which canoed damage and kthed some civilian*. the Heiman <smmunl<iuv *ald It did not opetify whether the ixßllli* had dropped in Berlin or weaterh Germany. Royal air for<« plane* were over •BMMgMHMffgl—aßlMaMW«m*ato«mate

#*♦♦***►****«* I WORDS ■ —OF - WISDOM Anybody can cut pric** but it tak** brain* to mgse a better article MODERNIZATION. YOl can hate that remodelinß done., then pay by the month on ea?»y terms. Awk for data. DECATUR LUMBER CO. 11l W. Jeflenum St. Phone 253

pH R FAMILY IS ENTITLED fl) THE BEST IN MEAT .Meat to the mtml important Hem <m 9»>ur dailv menu. Be sure you swrve the - - Meat from select cattle miM-d in Adam-, ( ounty and prepared to your liking. BEEF LAMB Genuine Spring Suiroi Steak Xo Irone, lb. ... VC Shoulder Roa*t. lb A J V Choice Bound or l-*R 9 Sirktin. lb •*»- 33® XHI CK or ARM ROAST *> from the Prize Heiferlb. mOw H A M S CHICKENS Swift* Ready-to-Eat CUT ■ UP Whole m shank half 33c Ih and Thigh* l!4c lb Swift- Read) -tty-Eat While Meat .... 53c lb ■wdricmc*' 27c m Sifooked I’icßio 23c lb Wtagß 25c lb Chunk Bacon2sc lb Bony Pieces IHe 1b CM *SE-< »l Ton BA LA NCE OF STOCK APICES — all flavors 2 hoxeu 15c Miller Macaroni or ste Spaghetti boxes Heinz A Rood asMortmeat Jteraro, Gerber s Meat Market Phones 51 - 97 8. Second St.

Sale of Summer Footwear Clearance nt all remaining Summer Footwear at drastic reductions. (food selection, wonderful values. AM wanted styles and colors. $5.00 Shoes — n0w53.85 k ■ - Shoes — now $3.15 $3.45 Shoes now $2.75 Shoes — now $2.45 VANCE & LINN « * (uum »< own * out

I weatern Germany dm mg the mghi th* British announced They I I bombed Eaieo. Hamm, and Dori-' mund The air mlnlatty was told that the German* had acknowiedgi |ed a raid on Berlin. The mintatry' replied. "No It AU plane* attacked 1 Berlin laat night." Thar*- wu, lit tier to Indicate from I the official German < oituuuiilqur the extent of the Berlin raid. The air-line distance between Moscow *nd Berlin I* mote th.iu I ***** mile*, making a round trip of 2 *H*4 in He* The lluMiana demonstrated their ability at longdistance flytna iiefore the war by | flying over the North Pole to the United State* Britain Immbed Berlin for the 47th time last Sunday Two han ! dred royal air tore* plane* dropped tons of bomba, and reported that I : they left wide arena of It tn flames ' I I LATEST NOTES OF REPPERT SCHOOL One of the moat popular fellow* . around the school seem* to be the Individual who dletiibutes the mail to the boy*, but In *ome instance*. I there are many long face* when I he shout*. "That * all. boyu” Wr have many thing* to he proud ‘ <d at the school, hut the American I flag standing in front of the class > room I* Indeed a nymirol of several | of our proudest pOMNMtMI*. Billy Joe Trimmler. of Stamford. ' Texas. has been dubbed "Delirious Trimmler by Col. Guy Pettit. Paul Edward*, local photographer, waa present at the school today making arrangements for the class pictures. I don't think that h, will find It difficult to work with the stndente, for we have an exceptionally handsome group. The refreshment stand at the school ha» been doing a good bustuesa these past few day during the recesaaw when the Angust sun along with the school work has made ' many a fellow glad for the rest and lefreshment. Col. Roy 8. Johnson of Decatur, be lured to the class Wednesday afternoon, delivering a fine address in relation to the working of the

nag and otter detail* of selling There Is not a day that goes by In which we do not receive the fin- ■ oat type of lecture* from our num ' eroua instructors. The superlative teaching that these men offer the students could not be equated by some of the highest Institutions of learning In lb* entire country. The advantage of having »uch teacher* Is realised by. every one of the students, and If every man will absorb and practice the teaching* of thooe men. he indeed wMI be a far ' better man in many respects. Today the class started preparej Mens fbr the entertainment that they alway present. There's a great deal of talent In the group, and we promise you that there will be something that will entertain and pleaee you Ont of sac* a varied group, there are indeed many types of entertainment to be had. aad we bop* that from day to day we ean uncover come interesting and novel things. The first actual auction salt- will be held by the students on Saturday and they are aH working very hard in preparation for their first appearance liefore the public. We i hope that a* many of you a* possible will attend the** sales, for they are Indeed worth seeing * ~Nffws Os The World * By United Preee • —4 lamdon - Anlbodtativ* source* *aid today that Get man troops ser--1 iously threatened Odessa, important Black Sea port. Shanghai — Japanese women. 1 children and men not in military service have been ordered to leave a vast stretch of western Manchukuo. reliable quarter* said today London The 27.759-tou British 1 liner Geurgic has been damaged by "vnsmy action but the crew meui- . 'tors are sat* and there were no J troop* aboard, it was announced today Berlin The drive against Kiev. . capital of the Ukraine. ha, reached hritikneg proportion* again and the city i* expected to fall soon. Nasis said today Mom-ow Th* Red army said toi day that in les* than seven week* of war it had killed, wounded or captured 1400.000 German soldier* COURTHOUSE Real Estate Tranafera Title Holding Corporation to Carl E Callow, lot* 144.!85 and 168 in Htwnewood for SI. .Marion J Archbold et al to Florence <_’. Blerly. Inlot 58 in Decatur 1 for |l. Otto Ki'Uetimana to William Kruetwnann et al. 180 acres in Preble township for >l. John C. Kohr et ux to Harley Homer* et ux. l<*o acre* lu Preble township for 11. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago PUBLIC SALE Heal Estate and Personal Property First houee South of Bluffton. Indiana, on Hooeier Highway. Monday, Aug. 11,1941 Commencing at 1:00 P. M. Real Estate will mH at 2:00 P. M. ' Beautiful I title country home House itulit 2 years. Four roenn* and bath Bungalow type; aud .1 acres of land, garage; drove well; cistern, all necessary outbuilding* Immediate poaaeaaion. Come and (aspect this property anytime Will also sell at same time complete line of household furniture. TERMS: 9300.90 cash, balance 920.00 per month with •% Internal. Mrs. Martha Fulk, Owner EHeiltoerger Bros A Roy S Johnson. Auctioneer*

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and Bl Louis Railroad Company to Central Hugs' <’> Inc, 17 of an acr* in Root township for 91 "■ ■ * REUNION CALENDAR • « Sunday, August 10 The Klh Annual Reunion of Bu< bmaster Families. Bluffton Stat* Forest. Fruecht* Reunion, Hanna-Nutt-man Park. Hake* Family Reunion. HunHet Park. Eighteenth Annual Hitchcock R* nniM, Hanaa .Nutunan Park. Aanual Fisher reunion. HannaNuttman pork. 10th Annual StMle Reunion. Han-na-Nutt man Park. Wesley S. Miller reunion. Hunß*t part. Rellig and Reobm reunion. BunSet park. IHlllnger annua] reunion. Sun Set pork. Bena family reunion, Sun Set park. Annual Minck reunion. Son Set park. Ounday. August 17 Both aad Buettner Reun'on. Han-na-Nuttman Park. The annual Bloemkerd.indeflMinn reunion will be held Sunday. August 17, at the Bluffton state park The Pith Annual Martin Leimonstall Reunion. Chari,* Lelmonntall. Davison Reunion. Maple Grove. 1 mile west Tocsin. Annual Smith Reunion, Sun Set Park. Criat Reunion, Floyd Cottage.. South Lake George. Weldy Family reunion, I lan naNuttman Park. McGill annual reunion. Sun Set park. August 17, Blossom Reunion. Ottawa. Ohio, fairground*. Wilson aad Schafer reunion. SunSet park. Ounday August 24 Stanford-Falkner reunion. HannaNuttman park. Fry and Yoat annual reunion. SunHet park. Helman annual reunion, HnaSet park. Sunday, August 31 Urick reaaion, rain or shine, SunSet park. Marra annual reunion. Sun Set park Waltero family reunion. Sun Set park. September 1 Ktaiter Retiaioa. Hatina-Nultman perk. Sunday, Sept. 7 Annual Moose Picnic, Sun Set Park. , GERMANYSPEEDB CONTINUBD FROM PAOB ONff gambling for huge stake* us world couqeeat and would be well on the toad If he manage* to cross the Caucasus and plunge forward through the riche* of India aud the middle east. The comment of the British pa per* recalled hint* which have been given that the British are tua*»iiig large force* lu the middle east with a view to coming to Russia'* aid. poHsibly across Iran. The prospect that Germany despite the terrific losses the Wehrmacht appear* to have suffered In the «even weeks of war in Russia, may noon be able to present a new far-reaching sucre** increased the possibility of action In the far east. There was no diminution today of the Indication* that Japan I* preparing for action against Siberia. Shanghai reported that all Japanese civilians have been ordered to evacuate a vast border area of Manchukuo from Manchuli to Tstislhar. a distance of 3W mile* facing Siberia A Japanese spokes man said tkwt every effort i* being made by both Japanese and Russian forces along ike common border to avoid chiahe* but that such cons) hits cent Inn*. Shanghai observer* believed that a war of nerve* was in progress between the Japanese and Russians and that rhe Japanese were getting ready to move at the first sign of Soviet collapse In the European war theater or possibly even before that. In Tokyo the emphasta continued to be placed on alleged British-Americwn-DutchChlnese "encirclemeat" of JaJpan with hints that Russia was about to join the eaclreiement treat. Railroad pa«*enger travel in I*4o wu halt that ta IMO teteteteteMteteMteMteHtei Drs. R. D. & M. C. STEWART Veterinarians Licensied in Ohio and Indiana In (General Practice Both Large and Small Animate. • Phone 51 Wren, 0.

Leads Revival HBTOfcJMM * Rev Ray O. Shank of Covlngtoa. Okio will conduct revival service* •ack evening from August II io 24 lat the I’leaaan* Dale Ckarck of the BnMbren. It wa, aamniaced today Service* will begin at 7:30 o'clock at the church, located seven ami one-half mile* soathwest of Deca tar. The public is cordially Invited to attend t RURAL CHURCHES * Umen Chapel U. •. Rev. Fsttsrsen. Pastor Sunday School 9 45 a. m.—Thurman Drew. supt. Morning Devotional Service — 10; 41 This service to be held in charge of the cla*» leader of the church. K. L. Krlek There will not be any Christian Endeavor service In the evening, but the services in the evening will begin at 8:00 p. in. and will be in charge of two yotuig people from the Fort Waya.- Bible Institute. Th*- public is cordially invited to attend three service*. — 1 -o ■ Antioch M. B. C. Church John Bontrager. Minieter Sunday School 9 a m. — John Arnold, superintendent Lesson study — “James Teac hes Consistent Christian Living.' Worship Service 10:00 a. m. — Sermon by minister. You are welcome. Calvary Evangelical Church George B. Loxier. Minieter 9:30 A. M — Sunday School. W. L. Johnson, superintendent. 10:30 A. M. — Worship Service and Sermon. 7:30 P. M., Thursday — Prayer and Praise Servbe. Mr*. Melvin Sinitley. leader. o - Wiliahire U. B. Church O. E. Hawk. Paator Zion S. 8. — 10:00 A M. — 11. O. Dull. supt. Worship Service — 11:00 A. M. — Sermon by pastor. Reorganization of Church and School and Church official* at this lime. Bethel S. S. 10 00 A. M. — Logan Stober, aupt. Prayer meeting Friday evening 8:00 p. m. Evt-nlng service 8:00 p. M. — Sermonby pastor. REDI ( TION IN CONTINUED FROM PAOB ONff approximately 33.2u0.000.000 annually In additional revenue. Morgenthau declared it waa "very important that the revenue yield be raised to at leaat the original 33 5 billion level." "It Is also important that the bill be paased as promptly k* po*aIble." the Hecrelary said. "Income taxpayer* and excea* profit* taxpayers should know a* quickly aa possible what their taxes on 1941 income aud profile are going to be. wince more than seven month* of the year have already elapsed. The excise taxes and the estate tax cannot he Imposed retroactively and every day's delay In the passage of thia tax bill coat* the treasury aeveral million dollar* In revenue from those sources." He again urged that Increased taxation be accompanied by maximum redaction* in ordinary uon-da-tense expenditure*. Something In Mind? If you have a certain type of bed room . . living room . . or dining room Miile in mind . . you will find it at Zwieks. Or maybe you need an extra piece et furniture. Stop in at Zwtek’h any time and see the finest codeclion of furnishings for your home.

* RATE* One Timo—Minimum charge es 25c for 20 words er leas. Ovsr 20 wards, 1 1 /** psr word. Two Times — Mlalmum charge sf 4Ba fer N werde er leas. Over 20 Raeds »e per word for th* two time* Three Tlmeo—Minimum charge •f tee fer BO wards or lose. Over M werde ty** per word for the thrM time* Card of Thanko 350 Obituaries and voroes .. 1140 Open rate—Oiogtay advertising tee per oolumn laoK I “BLIND" ADVERfiBEMENTg Advertisement* appearing in tbl* column without name* signed are “blind.'' They are to be answered by letter*, addressed to th* box number ia care of the Daily Democrat We can give no Information concerning the parties advertising • ... . 4 FOR SALE FOR BALt - Buy How before •ale* tax. Kelvhtator refrigerator*. Washer*. Sweeper*. Stovo*. heating. cooking, electric. Decatur Hatchery. James Kitchen, salesman. 182tf T 0K — BAEE _ —'THgi3nire — elect rS range. Lik* new. Priced tor quick •ale. Write Bo* 33. Decatur Phone M 74. IM-2t FOR SALE UK ELG A8 The BoftL ed Ga* that bring* the advantage* of cooking with real natural ga* to home* beyond the city gas main*. Baking i* fun in the new con trolled heat Skelga* oven*. Just ■et the control and relax. We take trade-in*. Open evening*—Uhrick Br<»« I'-.i.-j FOR SALE Refrigerator* Frigidaire, Philco. t'rosiey Buy now Avoid price raise*. —-Uhrick Bro*. IV, 11 JUST RECEIVED Large shipment of Studio Couche* *elling from 3295*' up Liberal trade in allowance for your old *tudio couch.— SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE. Phon.- 199. It FOP. SALE 10 shoat* weighing so lb*. Phone 7H4. Itx FOR SALE Here's your opportunity to be your own bo**. A home you can live In with some repair* pin* a corner lot for the home of your dream*. .Make cash offer. Bob Heller. Phone 3. Re*lden?e 87». D*sk2t eod FOR SALE 5 Room bou*e, we*l Madison at. 51500.00. Roy 8. Johnson 4 Son. Trust Co. Bldg. FOR BALK — Gae engfoo. I'*~hp7 good condition; large size pressure tank; quantity of good bricks. W. H. Patterson, Blue Creek Township Trustee. 1U 3t-x FOR BALE *i cu ft Frighiaire. used 2 month* Reasonable — Bradford Novelty Co, 903 E Main 81.. Van Wert. Ohio. 117t3x FOR SALE - furnaces. Btokol Stokers, all kinds of good coal. Aino furnace repairing. Haugk Coal Co., Phone 49. 184 a •t-x FOR SALE — Ptaatoe*.~nice Cobbler*. 85*' bu, while lhey last. Wm Bertwh. Decatur R 4. 187*2 FOR SALE Bed Hprings. Don't let your old bed spring knock the teuffin' out of your mattreae and keep you awake night*. W« have lovely spring* lie.So to likte. Liberal trade in allowance for your old spring. - SPRAGUE FIR.NI I I RE STORE 1: FOR BALE RAI >IOB Amioum - Ing the new 1942 Zenith. Pbilco and Crosiey model*. Avoid price raises. Buy now.- Uhrick Bro*. 1M122 FOR DfcTGAfL"tbTbStra cooking gas with Roper raogea, tbe ideal combination. We take trade-las. See as before you buy. Wo will service any brake of gqp stove. Geneva Hatcheries, E. C. Stucky. Phone IM Geneva. 178 U FURNITURE UffidLSTfcßEbrßSpaired and Reflaiahed. We buy aad sell good used furniture. Phono 420, evening 4494. Decatur Upbob ■ter Shop. 173-30 t DECATtrtI U. 8. approved ckicEa every week. Book orders now. Dey old aad started chick*. Kony Brooder Houses. Decatur Hatchery. 153-ts ITS 1 ? lfEcffV~dfi~Targe shipment of Inner Spring mattresses selling from 914 50 to 939 50 Tbl* in dude* the famous Beautyrest. Liberal trade in allowance for your old mattae*a. SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE. Phone 199 it FOR ’UEIc Seven room" House inside railroads, 4 blocks from court house 9250000 with 9300.00 down, balance 920.00 per month. Roy 8. Johnson A Son. Trust Co. Bldg Phone IM. 117 3t FOR’ SALfc — iFscreic Modern home on highway. 4 miles out. Also <0 acres, 4'4 miles out. Roy S Johnson A Son. Trust Co. Bldg. Phone 104. 117—3 t ————o- »i i Round Dance Sunday Night Sun Set IBRBBMBBMteßßßnteteMaaßßNßMtaßMMßMMffffßteteHtetein * N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyea Bmuninsd Glasses Pitted HOURS g;3O to 11:30 12:30 to 3:00 Saturday*. 3:00 p. m. Teltohene 133

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— WANTED MAKE — your foliar* count — Bow or never. Good buyw on r*po*eaaed. demonstrators and guaranteed u*ed sewing machlaeu Expert repairing on all makes. Needlae. Belta, parta. Singer Sewing Machine Agency. 445 8. Ist St Phone 911 177 13U WANTED Maid to care for Aildrew Good wage*; room furnisbed; give reference. Address. Box 327. <4 Democrat !Mt3 WANftb’ Girl or middle aged lady for work hi modern country home, small family; steady Write Route 2. Box 191, Decatur. I*3 3t * WAJfTtli” Two loafs oFbay for dairy feed. Harry 11. Hebble, phon* 5344. IM b 3t-x WAN’TEB <Tii 1 to as*l*t~wlth care of two children. Mrs. E C throbr man. Decatur R 1. Hoagland phone. 18?t3i WANTED TO BUY - Play P*n with floor. At once. Photo- 818 187 3t x WANTEfI Wo7k“in “huSe - Ifor board and nominal pay. Mrs Ella Speakman. 309 West Adam*. Phone 452 IMdtX WANTED- Loan* on term*. Ea*tern money. Low rate*. Very lib- ( oral term*. See me for abstract* of title French Quinn. 33-m-w-f store clerk*; peri night work; steady work. *<9dre*» Box 333 % Democrat. 134-3 t WANTED TO “RIINT teuton five or six room bouse. Reliable party. Phone 1300. 193 if MISCELLANEOUS Farm LOANS at i% tor 10 yearn. No anpeoao to borrower. C. D. Lawton. Decatur, ind 220btf FARSERB ATTEIrtION-Wo remove daad horaoa, cows, hog*, ate. Decatur phone 3000. Wo pay all phono chargee. The Stadler Product* Co. 147-<f 10-YEAR-FAR LOANS nt Wn borrowing coat. General insurance. Wtlaon Beery with Lelard Smith Insurance Agency. Phone 140. 177-30 t FARMLOANS-Lowret. o f interest. — Aetna. A. D. Suttle*. lammi correspondent. 1471 i LOST ANDFOUND LdOT ttmall Silver wfetetk. (’bain attached. Lost at street fair. Reward. Phone 911. IM-21 - - ■ - -O- " 1 — NOTICE -Mattr»*» rebuilding, all Kind*. New one* made any sise. Feather mattresses made. White, pboue Berne Beddnig Co. !M-2t FOR RENT FOR RENT - Comfortable sleaptng room ia modern home. One block from the G. E. Inquire 41>> Harahall *treto I*3 g3t FOR RES?? Three room 'tirniohed apartment—Heat- Gaa-E|actrk furnished. Adult* prefered. 445 8. Ist. IM-3tx "■ o —— f Tint Your Knowledge * 1 Cnii yoc ana war ao von ot tbaao | tea queattouat Turn to pago Four tar «te aaaworo. e ... — - —e I What doea the Latin phrase exofficio mean? < 2. What la the manual alphabet? 3. Will there ire more preaaure at a depth of lot* foet in a large body us water, than at the same depth in a small body of water? 4. With which sport was the name of Stanley Ketchell uaaocialed? 5. What plant produce* Unsued? 9. U lot to -was a musician, palmer, or claastcal scholar? 7. All of the signer* of tbe Cun■titutlon were <horn in the American colonies; true or false? 8. What Union General during ■th« Ctyli War led the famous march to tbe ao*"? 9. Do albino* occur in all races of man. or only In Ute whiu mens? ' 10. Alla* I* pictured as bearing tbe on bis shoulder*. MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks: Irregular and quiet. Bond*: irrdgular. Curb Ntocka: irregular. Chicago stock*: Irregnlarly lower. Cotton: up aa much aa 30c a bale. Grain*: wheat off to %c a t bushel Corn 14 to higher. ( Chicago livestock: hog* trragul- < ar. Cattle and sheep ateady. - Trade tn a Good Town — Docnlw 9OTKK OF FIXAI. MKTTI.KNKXT or KwratTK no. am Rolle* I* hereex tov«n u> U>* creditor*. hetrv aim lefHtM* of Ifonier A. -Itaai. daereaed. wMMer In Uia . AsUina Circuit Couit. l>«kt wt Oe»ti*r. InUtefia. on tbe sth day of Itegtemtier, I*ll, «n*l •*»>» reaa*. « say, why the Final rtoltlamanl A.-ount* 1 wRu tii* estate <X wsid d«e edeat ■ -Iwute wot to «o*>r<oved. ami <a«M , iwlra or* la.tlU-d lo i i,«hi »nd tlior* 1 otek* pt«>of of tteinshh) sod rsvtov* i llMdr dlstettmtlv* aiusros. kha itiSil. Asitobu*ll«wu D«re<uc/li>dlsiia. Auguat 7, 1941 j Jobs L. UoVaaa, AStoeweg August 1-15 1

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MARKEIWijR DAILY REPORT or AND 80R tlGN Brady'. M«r k „ <O , Q ■■ Cr» a-"* H lr() . J|g Cl**ed at 12 t* d \ . — — No eom-n.-cn Vaal. 100 to lb, 120 to 14" Ila 140 to l«n |b, BB I*4 to 180 |h, I*o to 22" lb. ■■ 22" to M'> Ih. 240 to 280 |h. 28" to 300 lb* 300 to 350 lb. Hte 334 lb« and up Rough* Slags B| Vealer* Spring lamb, Spring bu< k lamb* H Yearllug IsiiicWHOLESALE EG& tsfl POULTRY QUOTATION PurniaMd by 9 M*tz- Egg A Pou try Dacstur Correct-j a, <u , ; « H Price* for first Clear: latx. » H Brown or in ». 1 .... 4 Heavy hen* M Leghorn hen, Heavy bro:.rock*, 3 t„ t ib» W Heavy broil* •- 1 9 I rgborn bro.;, •, over Old heavy r *-r . ► Old Leghorn Turkey*, joui.l 9 Fort W*yn» L ,»}toc» 9 Fort Wayiu-. \l. • ;fIE Liv<-*t<*k II-gOO-220 lb. 11'. ■ ..9 180-IMI H>, 11 : , . ■ 240-340 14.- .9 "*040" Ms. -9 354-4"" il>. I" 1 B 140-151* U>, 1-. >.. ■ t . H 104-130 lb*. 9 9" ■ Rough, 9 25. - 13.40; Latiki., 1CLEVELAND PR00o(9 Cleveland. \ u Product ■ Butter un»«ttli--i ■ v 1- J B darda 37. H Egto stead) •v ■< - "it B 29. current re< • ipt .'5 B Poultry fairly hm, iB 21. du. k* tan.) up 15 to IS. 8 lb* ..nd ;n4t: B 13. muscovy and ■ ■• <> •■1 N B Turk*y hen* to 15 i*'->llß Poiat.te* l»h" . I *lltriß to 1.30 pel 1"" lb. V.:-*:«■ write* 2.5" to North line white* 15" t<. i*'. K-'utß 185. Idaho 2.25 to 2 35. red* 1.75 to I 85 ■ east buffalo l'vls’oß East Buffalo N 1 vu —Livestock; I Hog* 700; active. :ii..-tiy B 15c highei . bulk li'SHi and 180 to 330 lha. 12 15 • *'r*nß 12.25 . 200 Ibfl tiu<ktd -n, 1B 230 lb» II 80 mainly H ’» * J Cattle 30". pra.tl.a.ly MB done on gras* steer, and B*<B meaty bulk *t.-< 1, .uni n> il*»B ible downward !''• ' O, *E bulla ateady. <u”. o' l ia 9 i-owa 8.25 to 7 5". *lroW *B sausage bull* * 35 to s >**■ * 1 Calve* 200; veah-r, tin.uaH good and choice 13 5". I Sheep 300. spun* la® l * *E good lo choice 8" I" *" ;l,> 38 II 50; eortoff* and !• - Il " ,r "*B 3.50 to 10.50: handy weight te to 5. most fat kind* ar.'imd l*te INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCi ludianapoii*. Ind A"l * 1 — Livestock: 1 Hog* 5000; weight* ,lw * e J lbs. 20 higher; lighter •'•j steady; 180 to 23" lb» 11.85; 230 to 25" lb* 11 250 to 280 Iba. 11 to JI-5 - 300 Ito 10.80 to 10 95 lbs. 10.60 to 10 75. 100 t" 9.75 to 11 Cattle 300. calve* around steady, fc* ,I '" . choice steer* and ya'Hup to 12.50; heifer* moW ‘“ ra 7.30 to 9.50; vealer* •'•'*«- 'J” Sheep 1.000; spring lain to » good to choice spring I*®* to 11.35. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Sept Wht. LI2I4LLH • 16 W ,r 3* Corn .78%-% •«'«* Oat* (New) .42 (Old) «'v LOCAL GBA'N BURK BLEVATOB CO. Corrected Augm>t» Price* to be paid tomorrow No. t Bad Wheat No. 3 Red Wheat - J No. 2 Yellow Corn No. 2 Rye v No 2 Soy BmUte ",, New Oat* 30-lb. test j Flax seed, bushel —■