Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 14, Decatur, Adams County, 16 January 1942 — Page 2

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• ■ ■ (HOTSHOT] I MS Ar r-, I SURE SHOT STARTING There’s nothing like hiuh test to wake up j cold. aleepy motor. And Phillips 66 Poly Gm b loaded wilh hijjh teat aplenty! But your comeback may well be: “That’s what jou say." Right! What this greater gasoline wdl do in your rar is more important, and hr more comincing, than anything we say about it. So try a tankful and find out the faststarting facts lor yourself. flF* Remember, the Orange and Black 66 Shield is High Test Headquarters for car owners . .. because Phillips is the WORLD’S LARGEST PRODCGER of natural high lest gasoline. W ml qpy i >3 eg £co ' B / fJI I ’ F fl I i

’ RURAL CHURCHES ‘ B— - - -—— • Decatur Methodist Circuit Rev. K J. Arthur, pastor •culah Chaps I Pr»a<htac service, 9:19 a- ■»-■ fnlewed by Rundsy H< hoot. ’ Pisaaant Valley Monday Reboot. 9:38 • m worship service folk's Ing. Mt. Pieaaant Mnmliy Mrlwml. • M a m Mt. Taaer Bunday Rrhtxvl. 9 15 ant Methodist youth fellowship. 8:15 I p to There will bo no evening proarh : Ina servlte dur to revival srrvlceo at th- V. II rhorrh in which oar r people are i ooperating. I wow flu 111. — - Ca'vary Evanpslical Church Geoige 8 Log lev, minister j SP> a m Sunday 8* hool Hol I I mid Wilier, superintendent |» ,u a 111 Player aud praise, I service. Mrs. Melvin Hmitley. lead IP W a. m -Christian Endeavor Mildred Rhlfferly. president. 739 p m Thursday Midweek I service. | ..q .an- - Willshire (Libera') U. B. Charge Francis J. McCracken, minister Union llible H< hool. In a in A. L liar-I ui< ti. superintendent Come aud let us have a big I -.1....! 1 C E. 7 p m. Young folk*, come I Mid -week service Wednesday - evening, n p m. Pleasant Grove Bible School. 9JO a m Law- ' , rem e Junes. «upcrlut< nd< nt I No preaching. Mt. 2>on lilble School. 10 a in. 11. O Dull. J -uperintrndent Morning worship. II p in. Come | Bethel Bible S< hool. 10 a in. Imgan ( j Stuber superintendent. Evening service, 7 30 p m. This r i will be men's day. o .".... Rivarre Circuit Gilbert A Eddy, paslur Mt. Victory Sunday School. 9 :39 a in. Closle | Crosier, superintendent. Public worship. 10.30 a. in. Ser- 1 I mini by the pastor. r Prayer meeting every Wednesday I I evening. Gregg Knittie. leader. Pleasant Grove Sunday School. 9:30 a in Wil ! bur Human, superintendent. Clasa meeting. 10:10 a. m. Glen | Jackson teenier. Evangelist i<- services, 7 p. m. I Sermon by Rev. A. L. Mlddaiigli Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Mt. Zion Sunday School. 9:lb a. in. Jim Bebout, superintendent. B. C. E. fi 30 p m. Myrle Stevens, president. Evangelistic service*. 7 p. m Evangelistic services will continue up io and including February first. H> v. Argo Sudduth of Fort Wayue will bring the m> usages and the public Is cordially Invited. I Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening Louise Bunner. leader f Fest Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of these II I tan questions? Turn to page Pour tor the uaswers. 0 • 1. Name the Emperor of J a nan 2. >n English money, how many I shiliina* arc m a pound? ■ 3. When did the t'nlted States I send tnxrps to fight on hinese soil? I Who wrote "Gulliver' Trav- ( f 3 Which of the Great Lukeu Is 1 situated north Os lathe Michigan? < K. Conipleti- the adage: "A Ivan J — fur a long vare." 1 Win: did Admiral Bynl name *

- - ,in| H | B ,|,| ml „,! !, 1 n—- --—■ I Sorg’s Meat Market h RESH & SMOKED MEATH — FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES — OPEN SUNDAY MORNING PHONE 95 or <Mi For FREE DELIVERY TripH at 8:30 • 10:30 a. m, and 3:30 p. m. lotZ 10c KcKast. ».17C SX... 3'• OSC PORK HEARTS 1W fresh n>. g-- SAUSAGE, lb. — — HAMBURG - Sat. Only *>C Fresh lb SIRLOIN lb. « W — Pork Brains- >** C tender m STEAK, choice Loaf amt Head Lottuee Cabbage I CLUB STEAK lb. «/ ® I ICIBOX CGOKIEf n> 22c I Celery Carrots Cauliflower TOMATO JUICE .. 23c varrote Cauliflower #J GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .... 33c Radishes, Groan Omena, Mangoes |>( RE PORK CM 4k Whit* or Yellow Whole Kernel ■enanae Aggies ■ —■■■■.„ BULK MINCE MEATI. n. 13c Sweet Onions, Turnips. Etc. tntuu it? cm — — California Butter Be.msf, Mo. 2 can 10c 3 Mo. BANCAKE FI.OVR ....... 29c L.rJVr’/X'?. „ „ l,r °* BUCKWHEAT PANCAKE Flour 15c PORK STEAK ft). ?*lK*Whlte Ir^YeDow7%ah OOG FOOD, all beef 3 cane 20c —-— ■ . . o orn Meat ... .... jgc MIXEO VEGETABLES .. 2 eons i«* Castile Hardwater Soap ..„.. 5* bar BROOKB TOBABCO CATBUP .. 15e 1 ’’Atp. Pejwicola, WHITE COO. Baaetoe* tb. 87c BEEF BOIL lb *s* r **?£**!----• bottloa 2#c •*»**»* *rv»w IU. f rM h Oyatara and Oyster Crackers.

NANCY >y— f*wr 11 KNEW IT I WOULD WOIK-J <sA u 'J I EVERYBODY , y I pON T I look! 1 PEFfHAj ' BOndj ♦ I gSpWiR . c >) X J >Wi« 1 ' ■* eoNr*/9v?£i> ra dwy/Agj Jksgmsew/m,

his camp In the Antarctic? H. Whn was secretary of the Navy daiKM World War I? 9. What personal names are combined to signify a couple ’ha! have enjoyed a long, happy married life? in lx»rd (Westerfield wa- noted for bls culture. bM knowledge of □aral strategy or bis wgnhh.* ASK ADDITIONAL coMTiNVEn rnnw rsnn tary aircraft can be judged Is performance lu actual combat. "In every theater of tin- war to date our American designed and huilt warplanes, including pursuits and bombers, have shown marked superiority on every occasion in combat with enemy planes and in other actfcms against enemy forces on land and sea There has been no exception to that rule.' RUSSIAN UNITS (sownNUBD rno« raua onb> the Valdia hills. Hi-liaharovo is a railroad town, 175 miles northwest of Mos ow, ton miles went of Kalinin and 70 miles on the Gc-itnam side of the Leningrad-Moscow railroad. Russian troops here, cm the S'ol-

It’s Hers Now * r 'W r - Kk * h U I ka I Jans Millard Girl Seoul June Millard, a direct descendant of President Millard Fillmore, holds the 3500-bill she found last June in a New York department stars. No one railed for the bill so it’s all ben now. She’s going to buy defense bonds and a new Scout uniform, she said.

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ga were In position to drive down » on Rsbov. 50 miles to the cocsth east. In taking Hellgharovo the Rus- ‘ elans had broken th* so-called sec- ’ ond Geiman winter defens* lias hi ' a new place and the capture of Hr--1 hi-v a.>u)d lie calculated to -mash | the entire Hue northwest of Moscow Several othsr towns were recaptured yesterday, the night c nninuui ique said. ’l A -pedal conmiimiqcie reported I that between Jan. < and yes'erday , the Germans had lost moi* than I H.OOO men killed. Including one general. Radio Moscow broadcast ropwts of fierce fighting on the Finnish front. I centering in the vital Kard’an Isthmus north of Leningrad and said the Finns had lost more than LOW men. In a vain stand at “the Important populated center of V." The Russians wttarked with th* bayonet. it was said, and forced the Finns to retreat hastily. Radio Broadcast Os Defense Banquet Winfred L Gerhe. cbaiiman of the Adams county AAA committee announced 'oday that C. J. McCormick. member of the uta'e AAA •omm'.:tee aud member of he regional pest war planning committee and member of theKHRD HHHIi will give an address at th? Allen county laimer-Labor buaines* and professional nun's banqu* Monday evening This address will be brwuksaat over radio station W’OWO. Fort Wayne iesglnntng aS Kp m.

MAKE A DEAL NOWPAY LATER LOWE BROS. HIGH STANDARD HOI SE PAINT and LOWE BROS. DERBY RED BARN PAINT (One gal. of Derby ma ken 2 «al. of g<»od Harn Paint) SAVE MONEY—increaainff coats of Raw materials mean hitfher prices are sore to come. WE CAN STILL SELL YOU At l-ast Fall's Prices! Holthouse Drug Co.

Honor Roll Of firms and cm- _ ployes whore [t h 'trENSE Payroll Havlna* IF, pfan has been mfv adopted, the em--1 r.Tr,; »'<*•”• svsrit certain amount ItLAo's'im M,h WM ‘ , ‘ f "’ m / employe's p«r islfi ebeck for purcha** of Ih-fellSO Stamps and Bonds. General Electric Company Central Sugar Company Central Soya Company McMillen Feed Milk The Mutuchler Packinir Co. Cloverleaf Creameries, Inc. Decatur Pont Office employes First State Bank Krick-Tyndall Tile Co. RED CROSS Contributions Previous report 12 959.99 Richard Meyers .... - 1* Rev Paul Schults J"" Beulah Chapel W.8.C.8. Mr. A Mrs Henry Brslner 200 Mr. h Mrs. Lswrene* Heckman - Mrs Ads Mart hi 1 <*° Zion Lutheran Church lo w Wm Michaels Sr 200 Mr. A Mrs. Norman Kruse 500 O. H Kllckman S.OO Ernest Fuelling 100 Louise Fuelling 100 Mr A Mrs Robert Sautblne I.OV Mr. * Mrs. Martin Bleni 1-00 Godfrey l-ehrman 100 Mr * Mrs Edwin J. Fuelling 2.00 Mrs. Jennie Gehrig . . 100 Mrs. S P Sh.-ts 1 "" No name 1.00 Mr A Mrs Morris Bieck* 20V Mr. A Mrs. George Squires LOO Mr. A Mrs. Chas Bobnke 1.00 Mi . A Mrs. John B. Stults 5.00 Mrs J A Fuhrman 1-00 Mrs. Chas. Johnson LOO Mr. A Mrs. Robert Johnson 1.00 Mr A Mrs. O P Hunt 200 Local Loan Company 10.00 Mr. A Mrs. Forest Railing 500 Schafer Hardware Company 2500 Wilbur Reynolds LSO Mrs.'Mary A. Heudricha 1-00 American Lagtoa .... 50.00 Mr A Mrs. C. A Stapleton 2So Mr A Mrs. Jacob Alt LOO Jack Brunton LOO Hilda Iblman LOO Mr A Mrs. Jim A. Hendricks 100 Rol.ind W. Ross LOO Mr A Mrs Otto E. Holls 2.00 Mr. A Mrs.Cbns. P. Burkhart 3.90 Mr. A Mrs. Dan Sprang 200 Mr. A Mrs. John Schults 1.00 Charles Burke . LOO Mr. A Mrs Uo T Gilllg 2.00 Esther Thelme . . 1-00 Total 93.139.19

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I —— — I FOR SALE FSE IKBLGAS for fast m 4 ecoiomlcal eooklng, with Skalgss or Estate Oaa Ranges. See us befuro i you buy. Stucky A Co., Monroo. 29 Mt Fill! SALE - Onhr AAA KR Chicks now. Bred for heavy egg production and quick maturity. Now hatching. See us bsfore buying. Model Hatehery, Mottroa. tad. 307-ts t SEO WAkHRRS Maytag Spe*i Queea- llarton Thor—G — Norge -Voss and other popular makes to choose from at reasonable price. Klenk Washer Service. Your Easy dealer 117 So. Second St Phone 232 IMtl FoF SALE t l»-20 McCormLkDeering tractors; 2 new type Fordson trsetora; 1 Silver King with cultivntor; 1 Oliver 70 tractor; 2 tractor diacs: 2 tractor plows; 1 2-row corn picker; 1 29In. threshing machine. See the new Oliver tractors on display CrnfgvlHe Garage l> &C Pott SALE Seven room bouse, sent modern. Easy terms. Very large lot. Phone 1141. 12a3ts FOR SALE—Sprayed, hand picked apples Good varieties, good quality. 75c a bushel. Secondo, 50c. Blue's Orchard. Tocsin, 124 t Fok SALE W acres. Improved. price 14.200. owned by eldetly people, Immediate possession, t rms. D. O. Horton. Bryan. Ohio. 12-lt FOR SALE-Holstein cow. i yra old. Fresh Feb. Ist Francis Gelmen Phone 9H-.M. 13-gJtx Ft »R~RALI! - Two good betters. 1929 Dodge radiator, good condltlon. Phone 0751,g Hl F: IH HaLe — Refrigerators. Mow 1942 Models. Buy now Phriek Bros. 14t!4 FOR HALE -APPLteS, Yellow Delicious. Stark. Steymaas, 59c and up a buahel. Homemade cider apple butter 41 <W gal. Transparent apple euaee, 4»4 gal. Otto D. Bteborich. Route 2. Decatur. 298-1 F<Tr Rale - teed DeLaval separalor, motor attached. Mrs John Meyer. Phone 979. b IMI FOR §aLR* Spotted Poland-Ulina sow with Ihree pigs, nine weeks old Gilbert D. Brookhart, 2’4 miles southwest of Willshire. Ohio. 12-Jtx P'or" SALE Two six-room, modern homes, Ideal locations, near bus tness section; priced to sell, termo 25% cash, balance can be nrranged to suit purchaser. .Midwest Realty Auction Co. Phone 174. FOR HALM- Skelgas Bottled Gaa Ranges. Buy now. Good stock to choose from. Open evenings.— t'hrick Bros. 14t14 FOR HALE Decatur t’. H approved chicks, famous for Quality, Price, Satlefaction. We hatch only from selected and Blood Tented flocks. Order esrly. Chicks hatching every week. Decatur Hatch•ry- a 14-5 t I FOR HALE —Off the car—Special while It lasts. Braitl Block coal, : cash price per ton. S« at yard; i Iff Sv delivered. Krick Coal Co. j Elm St. at Penna It. R. Phone 42. 14-2 t I Ftm-ffALfc TC7e.-7.x,t Kelvlnator, studio couch, kitchen i cabinet, rocker, bookcase, hall tree. ■ floor lamps, bedroom suite. Phone I 39*. 14 3tx FOR HALE Zenlth. Ph 11 co, Crosley Radios. Large stock. Buy now. t'hrick Bros. 14114 1 F FOR RENT FOR RENT - Downsuirs ofltea rooms, formerly occupied by Doctor Daniels and Doctor Field. Mrs. I W. J. Kuhnle, 117 N. 3rd St. Phone ; »7L BEST COAL BUYS Ky. Lump and Egg; W. Va. Lump and Egg; Ganuins Pocahontas Egg; Package Coal; Brlousts; Little Joe Prepared Stok- | er; Pa. Anthracite Nut KRICK COAL CO. West Elm St. Phone 42 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMRTRIBT HOURS •:8B to 11:80 12:80 to 0:00 BntueOaya, 0:00 p. m. TatanAaaa IM Eyes Examined Glasses PR ted WANTED RAGS, Mafazims, Newspapers, Scrap Iron, OH Ante Radiators, Batteries, Copper, Brans, Aluminum and all grades of scrap metals. We buy hides, west, and «heep pelts the year round. THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 710 W. Mowrao M. Phene 4tt

WANTED Several g»xHi buys on "SSinstrator sawing machlnoa — we teach sawing free, do baniMllt king buttoahole making; repair all makea; sell mediae, belts, parts Binger agent, 446 South First. Phone 41L IMtx WANTED — Ya do iwuaeworh or practical aurwing Gertrude Marts. Geneva. R. J 14 Jl« WANTbD-Lomm aa terms, laal era tnaoey. Low rates Very lib eral terms. See ma for abstracts of tiUa French Quinn. 33m-w-f MISCELLANEOUS FARM LOANfI at 4< for 10 years No expense tn borrower. C. D Lawton. Decatur, lad. 339btf NOTICfc We rebuild, fli chhoney ■ - leaky roofs -Free estimates on new roots; guaranteed. Kaebr's Carpentry Service. Monroo. Phone Longenberger’s Grocery. 303-39tx NOTIC# — ~TSis~li*meat cannlng season. Have your meat canned now. All work guaranteed. Canning day Wednesday. Lelchty Cannery and Cane MUI, Berne. 74 7 YOUR HUSBAND'S DisfosiTloS Does be say things when that neck button cornea off hie shirt or underwear? You can avoid this situation. Genuine Pearl Ruttons are smoothed by polishing They ion t cut threads Jnst one reason why you should always Insist on Pearl Buttons when you buy wash garment a. r ARMERfI ATtENTIdW — Wo re ■ova dead horoea, cowa, bogs •te. Dscaur phone 3008. Wo pay U1 phono chargee. The itadler Product! Co. 147-tl o MASONIC A called meeting of Decatur lodge No. 671. F R A. M. on Entered Apprentice degree will he held nt 7:30 p. m. Friday. Jan. 10. Richard C. Myers. W. M. b 13-2tx ■ o ■ ■ ■■ MARKETS AT A GLANCE StociM lower and quiet. Bonds: Irregular. U. 8. governments dull and KteadyOurb stocks mixed. Chicago stocks Irregular. Cotton easy Grains: wheat <ntarea oU urouud '4 cent. Corn down around ’« cent. Chicago livsatock: hogs strong; cattle and sheep steady. Auction Graduation Rites This Evening T. It "The Baron' Lanxdell. of Wilton, New Hampshire, will act as toaatmaster at 4he semi-annual this evening. He wiU eubstltma for .graduation banquet of the Find Iteppert w bool of auctioneering Col. Guy Pettit of Bjomfield. lotra, an instructor, who'was called to Ms home by the serious illness of bis wife. The exercises will lie he'd If the Knights of Pythias home beginning at 5 p. m. Col Fred Repperf will presem Ute diplomas and R*v. H. W. Thompson will deliver the commencement add revs. p— — »OTICfI OF FItSAL SKTTI.KMKST or Es r c rv; no. symn Molies la hsruhy given to the creditors, heirs and leaalseH of Wilhelmina Hildebrand, deceased, to appear In the \<lan>B Circuit Court, held at Oeealur, Indiana, on Hu- 2nd day of February, twt3, and show cauae. If any. why the Final settle-•n-iil A«<<>»jnta with ttus estats of said de* edent ehnuld not be approved; and aald heirs are notified to then and there make proof <>f heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Otto F. Hildebrand. Administrator Decatur, Indiana, January «, 19(2. I». Burtrw roster, ttternvy Jan. 9-14 Ytrrtt K to ■initKHs i Nott s in hereby given thdt scaled proposals will be received by the Hoard of Commissioners of Adams County, Indiana, until the hour of l:0S o'elfx k I’. M. on Monday, the ne< ond day sf February, 1913, st the office of the County Auditor, nt L»scatur, Indiana, for tbs furnishing of ail material ai..i doiMt and performing all work sad labor and complete, ly remodeling the basement in the Court Hous* hi all things i-gree-aAle to the plans and spe<*i(b alone prepared therefor by Charles H. Houck, Architect, and now on file in th.- office of said County Auditor. Proposal* shall be properly and .'ompletety executed >n form No. s« <19341 approved by the (Hate Hoard of Accounts, h bld must lie accompanied with a satisfactory bidder's bond In a sum required by law. mid •*BB "IhiMoii affidavit. Ths Hoard reserves the right to refect any and all bonds. Board of Commissioners of Ad- ' •"'» County, Indiana By Victor H. MleMr, Auditor mi All Your Needs H|l 1 Ycat ur Loan 11% ® Discount Co. If* BW Trust Building Mw Fhons 319 MU

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MARKETREP? DAILY REPOnv 0 , ■ AND FOREIGN I "" "* ! Brady's Market for n„- M Crsigvllls, Hsagi. M Cleosd st 1| Correi i.-d J No commission s tn ▼cate racsived J 100 to 120 lbs 120 to 140 lbs 1 140 to 140 lbs 130 to 180 lbs ** 180 to 220 lbs 11 220 to 210 lb. 260 to 373 lbs 'fl 271 to 300 lbs | 300 to 360 lbs 350 lbs , and up ** Roughs ' Stags ’ ‘ Choir* voak-rs # * Hprlng lambs . Mprlng buck lamb, fl Yearling lamb, fl WNOLEBALt (GIS FDULTRv q otcJ" Furnished H Egg A P H », J Deootur s._T" Corrected lamuqfl Clean, large whin- * gsi H Brown or mixed U i ,fl Medium eggs ‘ Pullet eggn ~fl Heavy hans Leghorn hens Leghorn springer- -i.fl Leghorn stags fl Heavy spring, rs. stnoc-ifl barred or white rockifl Heavy stags fl Heavy young white drhfl Old heavy roosters. !b fl Old Leghorn roosters. :‘.fl EABT BUFFALO Llvficte - - A East Buffalo. N. Y y. (UPl—Livestm k Hogs. 1.200; market wfl even; weight* below fl weak; heavier avers»siMl 10c higher; good and fl 220 lbs.. 912-112 1" -a .fl 230 lbs . 11185 41! 9» ■ Cattle, 450 calves !*■ trade alow, steers, itafl and bulls. 25c lose steers, 310.75; others rfl hove; cutter and rurifl S7-3M8.36; cann. - i:* l Vealers, steady auod 4-1 117; common and 91660. EM Sheep. 300; lamin. Iw* J good and chon.- ft: ">IS lam and mixed fl!2'-r.;W INDIANAPOLIS LlVtfl Cf! Indianapolis, Ind Ju M —Livestock. Hogs. 7.600. ».ightifl lbs.. 30c higher. d«h:-M steady; 180 21" llfl MU-400 lbs.. 11l >»!'.* < lbs.. 310-811.25 Cattle. su«; <alv. -■ J enough steer, to test ers, steady; cow» 98.26-99. |" Veaters, 11 l<>» '"U Kheep. 2.50". stub, good to choice la ,s I FORT WAYNE Livll * Im Fori Wayne, Ind J« fl —Livestock: K Hogs, uneven I"' higher; 180-20* H»- ‘H lbs.. 911-70; 180-l»» fl 230 340 lbs. 11l 15 -fl 91130; 280 38<> Ih ll fl lbs. 11l 15; 3" - fl 350-400 lbs., f! '-'fl 811; 140 150 lb- !: "fl lbs . 110 50. 1"" ' fl Roughs. 11" «fl Calves. 318. ia-nh’ CHICAGO GRA"» fl Wheat. May >1 H I fl 113284 '4; S*'l" 'fl Com. May '5 " fl Sept.. .88%. Oats. Muy. ,59\ fl Sept.. 68%. fl Sov bean*. .May 9190%-%. * CLEVELAND Cleveland. O J,n ’ t Produce: fl Rutter, flrm •' lu *fl standard*. 38*4c Eggs, flint ■ 'Rtf 34c; medium. 31< Live poultry, st a<tt *fl 23-34 c; ducks, toney and up. 19-2<>< db* 1017 c. * Potatoes, Mail? ,rol 31.35; New York -'"fl 91.20-91.36; Idaho. »’'fl LOCAL GRAIN •‘fl ■URN ELEVATC Corrected Beans subject to <fl during <l*? L No. 1 Red Wh"»t Vet No. 3 Red Wh< a mk No. 2 Old Yellow t orn fl No. 3 New Com No. 4 New Corn No. 2 Rye fl No. 3 Yellow Soy B f J "fl Nnw Oats. 304 b t*»< Flax Reed HoUtr~HiwtinK umf Snitda.i afUrn**fl Mon. and Tues- 1