Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 232, Decatur, Adams County, 1 October 1942 — Page 2

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JUNK ROUND-UP DECATUR OCT. 3 AND VICINITY (Scrap Week—Oct 3to 10) 4 * AH 111 rKsalvagedepotl _ >*' ' — 1 — 1 -■■ '''''" Rfina .Jg feFWfc B«o|H ‘ifcgnaiH ■ ' •-x, |i ,; _ $ * • I IM sr.U' SB* - ■ r R"RiTJ ID IB Bfflr i: ll Ijr 1 sMKT^^MhiMMirW* Ifß ■P !2Z y- R — -—•— -1 “■MS IN YOUR SCRAP FOR „-«»>»„ AMERICA’S FIGHTING WEAPONS! O I t steel needed for sev- ay [LI |W. enteen .30-calibre Jf What to bring... Where to bring it... Scrap iron and steel 1. Sell it to a Junk dealer. \ Other metals • Old rubber , \ — 3 Rags-Manila rope-Burlap bags 2. Gne it to a chanty. .... . i 3. Tnrn it over to your Local «mT! I h P^X e WhOIV to find it • ■ a Salvage Committee, or wher- gas masks. I Search your attic»•. comb ever you see the Red-White- z x z your cellar... rout it out of and-Blue Official Salvage G/ X°4 P g g your garage and yard. Depot sign. _____ - Steve Everhart, city chairman, Phone 1254 Boy Scouts-Public School Teachers—Public and Catholic School Children - Decatur Chamber of Commerce—Felix Maier—City Administration — Mayor Forrest Elzey — Henry Bromer, chairman oi industrial division.

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* LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES ■■ ■ — One Time, Per Word Minimum for flrst Ineection 3O« | Additional Inoertlon. Per Word, Per Day W I Card of Thank.—.—.....BoS \ Obituaries, Verses, Resolutions —— ! Menus, run menu style »’ I Notices, Cap Hoods. Spt body....— 5C< j <l2 pleas deep, one column) | *' FOR SALE Foil SALE — Limited amount of genuine Estate Heatrolos, see these extra features. Several good used stoves. Decatur Hatchery. 2fJ-6t PtfIFSALE —li‘» d<ign anti pup*; Hunting, watch. co«>n. rat and pet doge; many other, to choose from; St. Bernard and Great Dame pupa. Harry Reed. 1 tnfle north. 1 mile east of Bluffton. Ind. 225-stl FOR SALE H< atroiae” heating stoves, laundry and kitchen heaters; % bed spring and mattress. Frank Yeung. 110 Jefferson St. b 230-3 t FOR SALE Cannon fiaTT heating stove Good condition. Phone 215. John Bright. 230-g3t FOR SALE —Good two-acre tract of black ground and seven-room aemi-modern home, f S. 27 in city limits. Bob Hell-r. A Good Realty Service, phene 870. k 231-3tx F(HO3\LE -One of the liwirnelgf borhood grocery stores in Fort Wayne. Ideal set-up for man and wife, good clean stock, good fixtures. modern living quarters adjoining store, owner called to draft. Write C. L. Buckley, 817 Citizens Tret Bldg. 231-<ti FOR SALE M<Mfer7o Ford ’De Luxe two door sedan, good mechanical condition, good tires. Bob Andrews, phone 1482. M FOft SALfe—IL-atrola type stove, like new. Kenneth Runyon. Phone SO 232-3 t FOR SALE -Sweet cldes. 15 cents gallon. Phone 58*1. 232t2 l«o“acres: I two sets ol buildings; I*o acres. on< set of buildings, good location; 8o acres In l’nioi> township; 80 acres in Jefferson township; 06 acres In Wells county. He< J. A. Harvey. Monroe, Indiana oi C. A ll.i <••>. Bluffton. Indiana. 231a2tx FOR SALE <0 acre, fourth cutting alfalfa hay. Bailed In field Theo. Bulmahn. Preble Phone. 231 3tx .MIS(ELLAXE()US FARM LOAD'S at for 10 years. No expense to borrower. C. D. Lewton. Decatur, Ind. 28-b-ts FARMERS AWBSffldJi-W* r» move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 28-ts FARM LOANS at 4% for 15 years. No commission charge. See John W. Tyndall. Room 7. Peoples Loan & Trust Bldg. 189-ts FOR RENT FOR RENV- three room furnished apartment, utilities furnished. Adult, only. Phone 111. 231-3tx iiuirgns home so. or rent. I furnished or unfurnished at Pleasant Mills. Phone 851. Decatu.‘. 230tf FOR RENt — One housekeeping room with refrigerator. First floor Phone 1082 or call at 41u North Fifth. g 232-3: FOR RENT -Two-rar garageTeon” I Crete Boor, Kenneth Runyon. 234 N. Ist Sl 232-3 t LOST AND FOUND LuMT — t shoals, binder please notify Noah Egly. Monro*. 231-31 Engineer Missing From Tanker Fire East Cbicag). Ind.. Oi l I—<UP> —The coast guard reported flee •neu injured sei.ously and the chief engineer missing today In a five aboard the oil tanker Michigan moored in the Indiana ship camil. Combined coast guard fire tightIng equipment extinguished the! blase after a two-howr baUie. Th» 1 loaat guard sent 8o men to the scene with pumps and two carloads of dry iML —-' -I ’ Goow Town - t»o!j»

NOTICE Th<-« will b« no more e«n« *cc»puo at our min. KLENK CANE MILL W. A. BIXLER OrrOMKTRIST MOVM: • : » t» IHM 11. Mto B:M ••twMaya. 1:M *. m. Tale|»aiw MB Km Uu>M oiMaaa Frttaß

i WANTED I WANTED—M-ii for both day and | night shift. We are urgently in | need of MOLDERS to produce I important war castings. If you are I already engaged in war work, I plea,.- do not apply. The Decatur | Casting Co. 226-1 Ot I WANTElAuTotnobile mechanic I at Butler Gaiage. 231-bit ! Wanted -^- High school boy to work after school and ail day Saturday. Riverside Garage. Phoue 741. b 231 3t . WANTED Hired man <hi farm. Preferably married Home furnished. Box 53. Democrat. ! 230t3x ' WANTED House to rent near catur. William E. Bollenbacher. New Corydon, Ind. 230-3tx WANTED Cnfurnlshed heate? apartment. Phone 523-B. 231-3tx WANTED Reliable home for boy ; 14 years old. Limited board paid. Telephone 175. a 232-31 X WANTEfF - Practical nursing and housework. Mrs. Mae Johnsen. Phone 308. 232-3tx WANTED Good wheat straw. ton. Burk Elevator Co. Phone 25 or 886. 222-ts ■ — O"- - ■ Business Services ELASTIC STOCKINGS for varicose veins—you won’t mind wearing Bauer a Black elastic stockigs. Sheer as silk hose, light and <otnforiable. Offer full support! Washable. All sizes. H< llhotme Drug Co. 230-3 t SEWING MAC HINErf and Cat uum Sweepers available; also pinking 1 shears, oil, belts, parts. We repair ail make machines. Boardman's i Singer Agency. 445 South First, Phone 411.223-12tx BATTERY SErtV’W’ft WE~IfE charge your battery “while you wait.’’ without removing It from your car. Great convenience. Drive in Al Schmitt Motor Sales. 232-3 t TOP coats, hats, sweaters, bathrobes. woo) dresses, fur pieces. Remember ' clean clothes last longer! Phone 359. Sheets Bros. Cleaners 232-3: BAI;YTiK iSE - BH»’l >l'ES^“.<n3 they'll repay you many times tn - extra eggs. In helping to coax out those extra eggs you’ll go a long ' way to find something batter than Dr. Salsbury's Avi-Tab. Let us tell you about it. Decatur Hatchery. 230-4 t BICYCLE OVERIIAVL We II take down, clean, check, reassemble. Should be done once a year. We carry all parts. Elberson Service Station. 230-3 t INSI'LATI’P Stop heat losses 7 Before fuel bills begin piling up. ■ stop heat luSars by insulating with ; Celotex. Definitely a “war mens- ■ ure.” Arnold » Klenk. Phone 463. ' 252-8 t 1 Nfcw WtitlltlD PAfNT fcxterior white is really white. New b«au- , I ty and protection for your home. '' Get your paints now while they're still available. >l. Knapp A Son. 231 31 SAVE war rationed fur I w ith -storm windows and combination doors, iWe take measurements and give i estimate. Arnold A Klenk. Phone j 4*3. »' 232-31 i Test Your Knowledge , j Can you answer seven of tbwe ‘ | test questions? Turn to page Purr for the answers. * !! ■ I. I Q 1 1. American Immhei'* have or have not bombed a Japanese air- • drome on the Burma road? I 2. In which country does the news agency D N. It. have Its home office? 3. What is the name of the > world's largest hotel in Chicago, now occupied by the Army? 4. What ••* the language of Homer. Plato. Sopbccles. Euripi des? , 5. Give the Arabic equivalent ot MDCCC. «. Venison I, the flesh ot which animal? 7. Quote the line that precede*. ' I “Nor iron bars a <-ag*-“ > 8. In dressmaking, what is pink 1 Ing? j 8. General Nathanael Greene ■ ( fought in what war? it 1<». Who wrote Quest la Dur-

—MB !§/ ■"“■■■■■■■■■■*»■«*«■mmb«*■• What art YOU tfoMtg about this war? •UY MORE BONOS ANO ST A MRS!! «aaR WANTEO—MIOES. furs. ’■'Total*. Everything we han<«e hetas beat the 4a*o! Highest market rticm paidThe MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. 44J m W. Menrw kt i

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Market O DAILY REPORT n.TLtI AND FOREIGN ■ Brady's Market 'or De*, re Crai 8 v He. H.oj lna Closed at 12 < • d Or. No comm! VeaU r-... ; V , 4 100 to 120 mH 12" to 11" 140 to «■ 160 u> 200 li>- SB 200 to 260 lbs. Bl 260 to 300 300 to 1'... HR Roughs |M| Stags HR Vealers BM Spring lam 1 .- Spring ba. , T |H Yearling ; , . Ail Bra-ly ■(),.. I"' < . ~; j. nesday WHOLESALE (GO .H POULTRY Furnished t, Metz’ Eao * Poultry Decatur Clean. ■ Brown i Pullet eggs Leghorn h. ;. W| Heavy h.-n- M Leghorn bro i , over 9| H- ivy .. . Igg Heavy s' i.' M Old !i. :ii v • < 11.1 1.. YoUllg <1 1 r - ——. Cleveland P-Mzt Cleveland ■ !> j Produce 1... »u '7 and medium • i .'I ducklings a> 2 ->6 Ho old muPotato •' stronger; Oh. > varlow to 2.25. chipn-wa and 2 I" i 3.25 to 3.5". ... round white, 3? cents. H East Buffalo L »*mH Esst Buffal > N Y or. Hog, I 1 " . -gH .i.zmiM to 210 il>' ■ :l*w. mH In |7" io . 2*H Cattle > • Y' trad.- ''■>» . • . er. ''«MH 13.50, < ■•/:. n are 75 to !».*'< ‘i'aH vealers st-a'l;. iandtMM >1 25 cent* '.<>'* -"4 aM 14 to 115" M i n aid xadfl 75 to 14 fl INDIANAPOLIS LIVMTre Indiunapoi.- 1 *k; 1-0 —Ltvestoc k R Hogs. « n. ■. k-1 l*l*n er. 21" I"" lbs.. H4.85-41'. '»-H 314 50. I Cattle. H somewhat . * nwdim ■ steers. 411.5" I! '■ ■" R Vealers. ,t. . 'y ■<' Lilfljß Sheep 2 0"" »?ri«2 I steady go."! . b laraM.l 114.25; bulk !:< . FORT WAYN LIVEITB Fort W.iyii. Inf 0> ! M — Llvest >l. Hogs 2" 260 to *M If. ’"■> lbs 14 95; 22" 2«mi to 220 fi' ! ! "■ 11.90; 300 t" A" '*3 to 4»w lbs II"' l ‘" 2 14.7«: 16" **3 to 16" lb- 1125 14 00; 130 to ll' to 13" Ib, I" ■' I Rough* 11 -5 "'*4‘ 1; hogs 9.25 d'» 1 ' Jambs 13.5" •* •’Li CHICAGO GRAIN Cvv» Dec When' 41 8141%-%; July H ’-"Y , Dec corn 'is w ’ July. .91%. , ..« Dec. oats. 51 T . '•■*? , | October soy '" .ci- H w » 11.78%; .May. Il 73‘» local grain •*«£ •URK ELEVATOR Corrected <>’<**’_ Beans subk'f tocM*P| during day. Prices delivef* 4 •* erf i ~~ -I No. 1 Red Wheat No. 2 Red Wbrei 1 No. 1 Yellow C.»rn j No. 3 Yellow C 'm No 2 Yellow S«y ' t "“* | New Oats. 32 B’ — J Flax seed .... Ry* arils: 2c per “**2 Corn »r pe' ” tab markets AT * Stock, firm i« Cvk stocks CWi agu »to»h» “'m- gfcßj Cotton up sr>-s»* 4 Gretas ta < ata* corn Dactmu* ** * ._ ta cbire«o ac-ire ’tat-’ •“ »h«ep. • M ' 4d?