Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 276, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1942 — Page 5

iI.IIBfURDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1942.

= Irkef Reports V report of local y FOREIGN MARKETS 2* ‘*M , u.rUeTZTDecatur, Berne ' Heas .nd and Willshire ’ * tb^B , ' c ; e ,ed at 12 Noon. ■SI — ’ November 21. m .„ lo n and no yardage. ■J,‘received every day. ■ , ■ ' n* ■ , ... ,3 '20 12 50 |K : , x 12 ,5 s*l 4 B. ' !)erß marketa will .^K.,. : h Tuesday and Wed further notice. •ui —- .. egg and ~^^E)U i. TRY QUOTATIONS Fumithed by Eaa 4 Poultry Co.. * Phone 156 SjßalHHa — — — ■'•*» . 21. i . «!>.'*■ 'HP*. '•' 'iH,, r tu.v *1 • krh, large < a i up .... broi >-'• I'i lbs. or -4J; barred or rock .ry 10c st'-rs. lb 8c ft,.*.* 5 and over 15c H .. ■ GRAIN market BwRK ELEVATOR CO. *u!,;-ci to change day. : elevator. h. |M: Y-.. 1 «* ‘ V ••• 160. . ... 10 <M> p. r bushel leas. Cora 3c per 100 Icar w to b farm. . < ■ h-r-i.y th it u 'id. -rslgn* t an r th. Adam, Ciri jlt ■ . t, f’« v.ii-1 ap- « ■■ ■ t . the proviilnn ;i A•« ~f the General t Indiana, for i' I .'l<l.| oil .f .ill a netlibr • Libi. «> U4OI TNKH ' A1.:., Circuit '' urt 'ifl SOTKE !• hrrebv given that '' \,. c,.m< her Borough* W-h o, r (Htderelaned an I'l .r. Adams Circuit '■ A!< inty, In Ilana t > MWr ‘‘* ' • iatrr n.n.. I'., '•*'• ,f »>»rtta of 'aid *0 i av i-,1,- to in* pr»vi«|i>» II I t» of th* Il.rner.ll *'* <t Indiana, t•? rry r . an £ , e ,| „f , | 'll’uu 1 “ ' N ■n-tnlxT. l!»l. - T-TIiE O TROUTNKR <|- 6e Adame Circuit Cnu'’ N>v.

I Probe Egg Poison Deaths N&HHH . |E X I C ‘ •* ' s<* »£jhr ' - j*. j InH I‘. CfV CX. Ifc- y®>ri« A. Sprague of Oregon ia ahoun ta the Oregon State tor Um h*Mn» «t goJew. guottotung one of the innutea . Mwerad from the effect* of food poiacrnng which took ’-te ZL* f other tnmate* after they partook of a »cran-.bled egg * powerful chemical commonly uaed aa a cockroach poison krwUffotOCT aa the potao.. which kiUod the inmatea.

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES | One Time, Per Word V/ 2 t ■ Minimum for first Intention 30< Additional Insertions Per Word, Per Day ~ 1< Card of Thanks .... set j Obituaries, Verses, Resolu- | tlons n I Menus, run menu style $1 I Notices, Cap Heads, 8-pt. | body 5 o« (12 picaa deep, one colu inn) ; __FOR SALE FOR SALE — Modern seven room house, centrally located Terms: down payment, balance as rent, If desired. Box 68. care Democrat. FOR SALE — Ward robe, dining room 8-pie<*e suite, play pen. 2 good dressers, rocking chairs, living room suites, flat top desk, heating stoves, breakfast set. Frank Young, 110 Jefferson St. 274 3t FOR SALE Due to gas rationing I am closing out all breeds of doge including brood bitches and 60 puppies. 2<i varieties Wanted: killing horses or other livestock suitable fcr dog food Harvey Reed. 1 mile north. 1 mH.- east of Bluff ton Cralgvllle telephone. 271 6t FOR HALE oim~fiv. 77., 77id Guernsey cow. fresh In 30 days Registered No 521725. Alright •very way Jim A Hendrick*. Phone 73. Monro*' Ind 275bJtx SALE •; foot Tie* ring blmleri ties almost perfect; goo*l single disks; good Oliver riding plow II H. High, 2 miles south. I', mile west of Kirkland high s* hool or 1% mile went of Honduras. 275- x FOR SALE 1 John It.-.-,, "D" Tractor, in extra good shape; 2 Fordson tractors; 1 lift, tractoi disk 1 John Deere double disk; 1 John Deer* 21 sgle. disk, like n w; J Leix Roughage Mill, like now; 2 Burr Mills; 2 Manure spreaders; 1 Grain Binder; 2 Plain Drills; I 1937 t'hevrol* • panel truck. It interested in any ot this equipment us at once Steffen Impl. Daniel Steffen, Mgr. iPOR SAl.r. I" Big Englisli whi'** Leghorn pullets Ph* in- 6315, la-o Roe, mile west t'entral S *ya 276FfHt’SAl.i: t. * * Ml ial Park. 10 room house. Phone El3''<; F t Wayne n» Ft»ii SEWING'MAP hin Es oi \ uum Sweepers try Boardman's Singer Agency, 445 South First all make sewing machines re|«lred. Also needles, belts, oil. parts 273 :2i FOR SALE Family eix.- Wbite Holland turk* ys for Thanksgiving. alive or dressed. Phene 5111 2SS-TX '.OSTANDI-OI \l) lAJ6T Mouhliii* *>f tie Pin lading diamond. Award Offered Inquire this office. 275*31 >o| |« H Notice Is hereby given tbit M-- Fo.st M.-*er I! k has fllsd with the underslgi.s I sn i sppll atl'in f.r the Adams C;r* ait * Court <>f AU *e>« County. India ia. to hear the evidence and del* r.*. • the time slid pla* e *f birth >'• * I applicant. agreeable to the I” I n of Chapter 24. Arts of t ■ I* * *1 Assembly of Stale *>f Indicia, fur I*4l. Witness my hand and e*-al said Court tMs 81 i•> *>f N I "-' CLYDE <' TROCTNER Clerk of the Adams Clr uit ‘•■•urt X ,v. 81

’ I A finry savu—•a-*- /yWK /-*•“( ‘ ■J/* 1 ' kI 1 Guest whit My did just did the swellest thing ... he signed up 10% of his pay for War Bonds and it ain't even New Year's yet! -Top That 10W by New Veer's" WANTED ' WANTED Good wheat straw. |9 ton. Burk Elevator Co. Phone 25 or 886. 222-ts \\ ANTED To rent 160 to 200 acre farm Ross A Turner. Monroe, Indiana. 275-3tx Business Services l‘*'<l'i I' >N IXSPEi TH IN“ brive' In regularly L ,- checking of wiring. ; spark plugs, generator, starter. We specialize In this work. Al D. Hchmilt Motor Sales. 274-3 t w < hTI is spa lit Er~ Send - ! hoTe blankets to us for probssional ' < leaning. No shrinkage, no loss of color. Ph tie 359. Sheets Bros . I Cleaners. 274-3 t 0 .MLS(’ELLANEOrs I FARM L< i.ws at 4% for lb’years. No expense to borrower. C. D Lewton, Decatur. Ind. 28-b-ts Give Avon gifts tor Christmas. He,- Mrs. Ralph Buniett. phon; 1138. 275-b2tx FARMERS move dead horses, cows, hog i, e‘c Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 28tf FARM LOANS at 4% for 15 years. No commission charge. See John W. Tyndall. Room 7, Peoples Ixtan & Trust Bldg. 199 ts ■ ■ o—l tan f — FOR RENT FOR REXT—Modern 3 room cabin. Show< r bath. One single room cabin. Immediate possession. Phone 787-1. Belmont l abin*. 27413 FOR RENT — Modern office riMim in Trust Co. Bldg. Heat, lights, water furnished. Phone 610 or .312. 27H.3 ANSWERS IO "IM) YOU KNOW?” 1 "I be thankful unto him ami ble:** his name." 2 took gave 3 II Cor 9:12 i 4 By le'tin g**ilr requ>«ta be i known with thanksgiving. iPhil ; I 6t. 5 “ it a man fur < ■ uscieuce I toward G,»l i nd'iie gri* i. suffering j wrongful!. It is good t<> give thunks for the courage to la* th* uncertainties of life and foi the putlence to wait f r totnort ow. Thankfulness Is just as much a ; habit as is discotent nr complain- | iug. so ll< r. Notl- e Is h*r*b> given that V. d , S**..f I.Kb > has filed with the ui l-rslg.ied an ' «l*|*lb atlon f*r lh* Adams Circuit <•" <rt of Ad in*- County. Imlia.va, t<» h*-ar the evllen**- and determine the time and pla e of birth of s.ud ap- ' pl - ant. afr*<ah|* t • th** ,*r**vi«l >n I of (Chapter 24. A* t» of the General Assembly of Slate *,f Indiana, for I*4l. a *tn.-s« my hand and a* i| »f said >' .*! : til*- 21 I • ■ 5 *i. i.il ■ ISI.' CLYDE <> 1 ItOCTNEH Clerk of the Adams Circuit <*yurt, N**v. 21 ■ ■■■" 1 O . xo rit k Notice l» hereby <iven that la t: S hell ; has filed with the undersigned an ; OPpli otlon for tn* Adame <*|r* ult I C urt of Adame County, Indiana, la hear the evident* ard determine the I time and pla * of birth of said applicant. a<r*<al>le to the »r*.vlal*>n I of Chapter 24 A* taos the General Assembly of Klate of Indiana, for I 1911 W'ltneea tnv hand and sea! of said • urt thl- .'1 -111 •< X '.on!. . 1»42 i CLYDE o TIlOl TXI.It Clerk of the Adams Clr< ult Court _ N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS; S:3O to 11i30 12:30 to S:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p m. Telephone 135 Fyes Esamlned Glasses FlHod CHRIST BOHNKE i Auctioneer Doeatur. R R— Hoagland 'Phono Cali at my oaptnso.

E KROLL IM THE PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN FO R HEGU L AR. PURCH A$E OF W A R -=9r»- B O N D S r 1 /x<V*r TO P.THAT- IQ% BY NEW~ YEAR'S / _j£g£_,

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. DECATUR, INDIANA

O A II r I A* AN,) tin-platei» have All Food Cans ( ” f:l(> . Oificial Instructions of Program Sponsored by War Production Bd. HOW TO “PREPARE” TIN CANS FOR COLLEC TION

1. WASH cans thoroughly after emptying contents. Remove paper labels. (Labels usually come off anyway in flattening process.)

IMPORTANT FACTS TO HELP YOU: All paint, oil, varnish, floor polish, or cone-shaped cans are not wanted for eslvage. Coffee cans and others with painted-on-can labels are wanted. It *s not necessary to wash off the small amount of glue which holds labels. WHY “PREPARED CANS" ARE NEEDED: 1. Washing prevents deterioration of tin coating—assures sanitary conditions—and prevents contamination of detinning fluid. 2. Removing top end bottom permits the free flow of detinning fluid over all surfacee of the can.

k * Test Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to page F«x\r for the answers. 1. The nizv of the C. S Army has hem set at what maximum figure as us Ihi* end of 1943? 2. In which city will the ArmyNavy football game be this year? 3. To which country is Patrick J. Hurley accredited as United States Minister? I How many standard time zones are there In the United Slates?

U. S. Sub Sights Jap Ship—but Fire Is Held h • - ' I ini r *■ 9W. . i ‘j J | * * Sas ——— ** •••'»- - ?-*lt xrs ' •** *SS*a«» dS > —. swaMfc - t* toil! - i - A Japanese liner, and easy prey f<y aU S submarine! The liner. Tatsuta Maru. howev. r.. .q ■ und for gooil reason, too. The liner, seen through the subs periscope, is steaming toward a I uiral p *it, loaded with United Nations' citizens returning to their homelands in an exchange agreement, —Official U. S. Navy Photo

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing “BEATEN TO IT!” EUV, POPE‘S,DO HOU KNOUJ THERE AR&J-J 11‘LL LOCK MHSELP IN J f/LL FAINtIV' j a ?X7HEAUEMG! I‘LL FAINT \ IF I SEE r^^' A IF I < IF I SEF MOT LIKE <1 SEE A ) (~|\Ca GHOST/ *// >, HMI MESO>~ F Q eM OSCAR) U PM*! KES' W» '', ** TIM ■ ,'< ■ Ift IK vl tt rPWrWI JW ag> iXY —(tßr I * S»? ■-'" fe ' wP /\i ■ >I BM E_?®ll--j I 1 1 * l BLONDIE MR. RIP VAN WINKLE By Chic Young TUA’WAS A yij • |IJW ,VW <n ’; 11 <i i li> M $ S'E V s ? Y VVGO». ~ • ■."•■~F .X T''T7 T; PEIJOOJS CokaVl'Ll) ‘ ( AREUPBUTILLLEr ) < = ST '-l_S!_'E^N6'lP ( Siipppp a runic ( CALI 'O J j X-HIM SLEEP LON3S? \ ’ BE' r E-'WAZEMM LX? v—_vA'S \LP ALREATV ' . s i?S<tuL ift's <c. y ' 1 '■' i- ? Y aS? 3 Mi 1 B ■- * v * W *-<^.u : \H • laLflito - Ml r~«g »>•**- U. »-4 | i —J

2. OPEN cans, bottoms as well as tops. You may bend In tops and bottoms, or If you have completely removed ends, just insert them.

6. The Merchant Marine Distinguished Service Medal is a newly created medal to honor merchant seamen; true or false? 6. Who wrote "The Seven of Architecture "? 7. Hearfly arm«d vessels disguised as harmless merchant ships whose purpose was to atari' surprise attacks on U-boats during the World War I were called B G. Q. or X boats? 8. What federal office do-s Harold Dewey Smith hold? 9. Was New Ihmpshire one of the original thirteen Slates <4 the Union? lb. What poem begins, "Haifa

3. FLATTEN cans by stepping on them. Leave enough space between flattened sides to see through them. Do not hammer them.

3. Flattened cans occupy less space in collection shipment, and detmnlng operations—thereby de creasing handling costs and increasing plant capacity for detinning. 1 START SAVING CANS NOW: Properly "prepared cans” are clean and fit solidly I Into a basket or other container. COLLECTION DAY: The designated collection day for your neighbor hood will be announced through your local salvage committee. Watch for newspaper announcements. Collection of tin cans in Decatur and Adams County will start during week of December 14. Get your i Supply ready in the meantime. America needs tin worse than gold.

• * It-agur. ha I La-league. half-a-leagueJ | onward"? - —O'PETERSON NEWS * * • Mr. and Mrs Ollie Rt*aub of i Montpelier -.pint !.i«f Frhliy with Mr. and Mrs. W A Straub. Mr. and Mrs Otto Dill.ng and daughters Joan and I’hyllie nf Grit fith spent the weekend with MiDilllng's parents, Mr and Mr« Frank Spade. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Straub went ■; tn Bluffton Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. <' D W* lily w« r ijdlnnet gueßts of Mrs. R K. Mar. h

4. KEEP your "prepar- | ed cans" in a suitable container, separate from trash, until collection day for your district. Basket, box. or barrel are suitable , containers.

all Suuda> Mrs Clara Bail spent Sunday with Mrs Ikirtha Shady. Mr. and Mns. Frank Arnold. Miss Donnabelie Arnold. Adrian Arnold. Miss V*tm Heller, and Mr. aud Mrs. Alvin Beineke and non were dinner guest* of Mi. and Mr** Win. Johnson Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Max Houck and son

i PUBLIC SALE As »e an- moving • » Albuqti n|ue. New Mexico, and have no use for any of thia property we will -ell a*t public auction on the Wm. Klein (anit' lo* it*-d '« mile west of W'llliams on the Adams-Allen omnty line, or 2 mil* - Routh of Hoagland, or south of Fort Wayne on U. S highway 27 to county line, th-n 2 mile** east, on SATI’RDAY, November 28, 1942 Commencing at 11:00 A M.. CWT. HORSES Two Geldings, loming 3 years old. broke. CATTLE J* r«*y cow milking now and rehred. I Jersey belfei first calf, ]2 roan heifer- fr«--h In March. Ayrxhh bull, purebred I year old HOGS 22 Sfi *•- a KO h, J 3.5 ff*« I mows three will have pigs by day lof -al* on* i* farrow In Deceinbe These hogs an all old iminuned. SHEEP 2U head of shrop-h'.r ewe- 1 to I yearß old. 1 I’un-bred n-gia-l<- <-d Shnip-hir. buck 5C Barred Rock Chickens; ' R .-.st.-is, ' Turkey- t hen» 1 tom. f ton Mixed Hay; 17 a. • of Corn In field and ~-!!> sbu Potatoes MACHINERY 11 JOHN DEERF MODE) II TRACTOR ON RUBBER »irli com I Ciilhva ... bought new this spring This tractor is and looks th. same •’ 1 * •' 1 ' > little 12 Ollvei tract n plows, double disc; 7 ■ f <n• pi* k** mat >iri -pi ■ ader s|)ik*-tr«itli barrow; hay rake, v-a’n ** i**. *'■ i* and hay r.*< 8 Olivia* corn plow: 2 walking plows; hoi-* *li*< : corn plant* <i< able anti single shovel plows, trailer: i.*l • plow barn*-* . * .liar n*-w lawn mower on rtibb r. butchering to, I*, gatdeii <*>ol*: small tools of all kinds; Isrooder stove; Incubator; jste.ldtl.n- V. i.nan *.-|ui:a’o* milk cans milk buckets et< HOUSEHOLD GOODS kpie*. wa'niii dining room suite wat Mali design bedroom suite; , 3-piee* v«- .1 living room suite. 6 ft Norg» electric refrigerator; Korogas -lot.- Th# furniture his all be n Ismgtit new this year W. ,nu' wri'ito. d -k new Ring*-, o wing maidmfe; 12x15 Congoleum rug Spa Han 9 -übe radio cabinet model; table radio, twin-bed bed room mt ; spi**c. breakfast set, kitchen cabinet; steel utility cabinet; coffee table ped* tals; lamp led springs, mattresses; drescheat ot di Mi magasim racks; minors; kitekes ■I • cooktW clocks fniK Jar«; .fjv.-ware; ( and o' !* it* tn- us* * 1 !• lion-* keeping .Mi. and Mrs. Wm. Tucker, Owners 11. ( lio* In mat. Auctioneer I TERMS CASH. Public Sale Leaving th film, moving to Deealui Ind selling at public auction all p*-i-onal p op. ity mil*« *■ i«t of Huntington. *iui east State Si or ■ml • ••' old Id •II "I on what is known > . th*- McClanahan farm TUESDAY, Nov. 21, 1912 at 10:30 a. m. tin following CATTLE. 15 HEAD 1' go I milk cow- ted * *w. 6 years old. freshen Jan 7 >: - .1 cow. Gu rn *> 7 year- old freshen Jan 8. 5 gal cow; fed I <**w 7 yi-.irs old. fr»--h**n Jan 2". 5 gal cow red cow. 3 years old fr* leu In. Il t’.il cow J.r-ey cow s years old fresh. 5 gal cow; '*’•' > '• >■ 41 oid fte-h. 5 gal . ,w . roan cow. 3 y-arx old. fieshen In Ma I gal *ow . Jet-ey amt Holstein. 5 years old freshen In April, | gul cow II *!-;. m 9y* ir* old fr<*>hen in Fell 7 gal i>w . Gueriis y lief.,. '<* f. hen m Jum 2 man heifer- to freshen In spring; 2 year* lilt- if'' ■ •* ; t‘ tnscy bull |K months old full blooded bull, good breed- • rh ■ I o ; '.I lof COWS all It. Guernsey bull. Mc( tirniicl. Dctrinj' Milkinti Machine. 2 unit, used 2 years, Kintd as new. HOCS 5? HEAD . , *ud In*, ui sow- IS fall pigs, all hogs linmuntfff. HORSES 2 head Brown hoi ■ > years oltl weight ISM BU<k * *• *i. iglr 1 tin Extra g d work pair HAY ANO GRAIN 1, ,bu go.id oats. 25 tons < lover hay In A-l . -h ip* IMPLEMENT? AND MISCELLANEOUS John Deere tractor, mod I A on i'l.* u* 0.l on* lohn De* e tractoi br>-aklng plow John Deere . 't.i*! ■ i *.n plow- .1 dm Deer. Ha,i disc. Ilk* n w. John Deere corn I'laiit* w"i f. rtillz* ii't ii hment Jahn D. er** aid. delivery; John *tndi vft mt. John li.er.- manure spreader, cultlpacker; inowi.r, ho ioadei Molim fecilize, grain drill. 12 di»< . Lrow corn i ■ '* !' ■ ooth harrow Oil**- b'. aking plow wagon with hay i.idd' a I ; ,-k. t" **i hog fen* * . hog fountains: hog trough*. i* - nilk i■*■ II i.rood, ttov 4hicken ■■ Mt at I foan* ’* n-. **’i •-■ * !' laid pi's*. 2 iron kettle*, and -land*. *’> In gal. ■ • ■:> -1" i • I- .tioiin scalM; •rn Moller; Maytag g..-o||n* ' iikii*. 3 oil d mns. I ton hoisting chain, ham «s for team; 1 ■ ■ I ll' ■ I". ■ - Most ' !'■ !• 'll lily i n*'W or gooil a- nea TERM. CASH Lit" ■ v* *| by L.*i|i>'- Aid <»f Zion Church Ralph Schnepp Mrs. Geo. McClanahan <iarl Riidic. I. Au'-noncc.- Glen Hie , Clerk

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I of Fort Wayne were the w*ek-end r guevts of Mi Houck's parents, Mr. and Mrs R M Houck Mrs. Clara Ball spent Thursday with her sister. Mrs. E. Burt Len--1 hart In Obcstur. j o- .. .. ...— The spiritual eye discerns a smiling face behind every frowning i Provßienco.