Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 37, Decatur, Adams County, 12 February 1943 — Page 5

; ,I DA Y. FEBRUARY 12.1943.

-Bartel Reports H.hlY REP° RT 0F UOCAU L. Market 'o' D ee ** ur ' Kg" HoAflfnd .nd Wtllghlrt •** SIMM •* 12 N ***' B February 13 JEI .nd ”• M»fd*e». Oh* • wr * **’ Ifu ibs 813 80 ■ p* lb- Ho ° ■:S£ ■ tou lb» HBO ‘W: ’3 75 K* 1176 W? t , 15 75 Kami's 14 *5 buck iambs 13 75 Jambs 10.bo ■ B -ad> Brother, markets will O dosed each Tuesday until further notice. ■ wholesale ego and ■ POULTRY QUOTATIONS M Furnished by ■ Btf Egg A Poultry Co, gccstur Phone 166 fi corrected February 12. -&L large white eggs, Y ([ or mixed eggs, large _K(:m up 310 Mdiaru white eggs. 51 Ibe up 28c ,ggn ................ 84c b'-na .. .—l7 c hen. 23c Kiy springers, barred or MshJte rock, smooth, 5*4 lbs. "Hr over 27c M|-., St a It- ••••••mmmw* ••»•••» «»«ee»»ee»— 18c fe Leghorn roosters, lb 8c Hi:; ducks, 5 lbs., and over... 18c geese. 12 lbs. and over.... 18c ■ INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK . Feb 12 — (UP) — HhoK receipts 10.000; market 10 higher than Thursdays genH>l mark* ’ on ISO pound weight. *< up ISO pound weight, and steady. 160 to 300 pound Htiiiti mostly 115.50 to 115 65. top 115.75. range of 815.40 Slir**' on 300 to 400 pound ■l to 160 pound weights. Hfr-'le receipt. 600. calve. 500, Huket at*ady on all classes of medium to strictly good and medium weights Hssghf >llls to 815 60. cutter mostly 81000 down with few canners 8k 00 and under. Hdert steady to 50 cents higher ■ti 817.60 top. ■ S*up receipts 2.000; market fe>7 steady on fat lambs and year■q* good and choice 85 pound Booled lambs >16.00. few good and Bokc natives at 816.00. truck lot Bpped lamb, with number 1 pelts B 815 6a. choice 94 pound year■u> 814.50. ■ FOR7 WAYNE LIVESTOCK ■ F»n Wayne Ind . Feb 12- III’) BUvaslock: ■ Hogs 10c lower; 100 120 pound Bights. 814.0e-|ls 45; 20U-300 lb fewi 81685-115 65 ; 300-400-lb fegku. 816.35. ■ Roughs. Ill; atega, ||3.K. ■ Calves. 816 60. ■ Umtw, 116.50; awes, 88 down. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET | BURK ELEVATOR CO. I ( 'orreeled February 18. ■ Beans subject to change I during day. 1 Prices delivered at glevetor. ■ 1 Red Wheat >1 46 B 2 Red Wheat 145 ■® 1 Yellow Corn „ 1 28 B 3 Yellow Corn 1.18 B 4 Yellow Corn 1.17 Beane 162 B» Oats, 321 b. test 52 B« Seed 1.75 | Grain: .03 per bushel lees. I Com: .03 per 100 leas. I f.o.b. farm. SNOW ANO RAIN I (Contlaaed Wnaee W » htddlx swat. Genera' Alegander. J" 6 * in turn, ta deputy commander **hief u, American General Eisen ** er in the new unified command IM-Up. Donee At elks Saturday Night A Valentine dance will be held *' the G. p. o. Elka horn*- on North ■>c'»ad street Saturday night. Th••ce. for members and Invited <»««». will mart at 8 o’clock No •"■‘Miew wtM be charged. Leo lackeys orchestra of Fort Wayne Provide the niyrtk' el ttelwMrater !• bf*by*|«T. Tt.at the Me of Adsius Couoty. Tiw estate is probably li' ij Zmtiucnua:*. AdtuK-ijtratvr A. WeeUac, A««»ra«> Jau. it. Feb. a*U

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r" LOCAL dLAiiIPITB ADVERTISING rates One Time, Per Word Minimum for first Insertion 30g Additional Inaertlone Per Word, Per Day 1g Card of Thanks ,m< Obituaries Verses, Resolutions-.. |f : Menuo, run menu stylo gl i Notices, Cap Heads. 8-pt. body | (18 picas deep, one column) I —■ FOR SALE roa SALE 4)-catur U. S. approved. tested high egg bred chicks; Order March and April chicks now. Special today. 250 started white LeghorM. Decatur Hatchery. 35-4 t RIVKRSOF FIRNITI’itE AND RUGS- Flowing from our store. Hundreds of people from far and near, saving many dollars on high grade living mom, dining room, bedroom suites, rugs, rug pads, mattresses, boa springs, tilt chairs, occasional chain, rockers, end tables, coffee tables, occasional, lamp, and card tables. Better hurry it you want to get in on these bar gains. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 37-2 t Why pay more when you can buy Triple A chicks for ordered I weeks in advance, 10c. Custom hatching 2c per egg. Buchanan Hatchery. Willshire. Ohio. Road 49 between Willshire and Chattanooga. t -x FOR SALE—Shropshire ewes, bred to lamb in March. Priced right. Ten outstanding fall Duroc boars, champion blood lines, farmer's price. One 2-year-old Duroc wow. farrow in March, doubled immutted. Robert Bovine. R. 5 87-3tx JVST RECEIVED 111, y. h W. have four rebuilt bicycles like new. You don’t need priority to purchase these bicycles. Better hurry, they will go fast. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 37-2 t FOR* SALE — rm-d McCormick Deering 2 row mounted corn picker; Farmali tractor. Inquire this office. 36-3tx kOR SALE 160 bales oats straw. | 50c bale Hugo Bulmahu. 7 miles northwest Decatur. Hoagland Phone. 36-3tx FOR SALE - ■ iTiviitg rtwtn" suites. new and us*d. |3O up. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199 37-21 itofc BALE -1989 coupe, good mechauical condition. Dr. S M. Frledley, Agt. 221 80. Third St. 37-2tx son <-s» • Notice U hereby given that Olga Erma St* ng. I tias filed with the under signed an spplt-stlon for the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County. Indiana, to hear the evidence and detcruiln,- th time and place of birth of •aid applicant. agreeable to the provision of Chapter >4, Acts of the *i-neral Assembly of State of Indiana, for ‘•Ultn... my hand and seat of said I Court tilts 13 day *>f F* i*ru.,*>, i:>t :. CLYDE O. TROVTNER r*'»rk of the Adame Circuit <’ourt IHF*- J'-"

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Unde _ Phil’s Philosophy Th’ time you g*t up m the mornin* ain't as important as what you do after you de g*t up. LORADO COAL IS CRAMMtO full of host units- You can get more heat out of Lorado coal for that reason. And it's priced riffet. Decatur Lumber Company 181 W Joffereon Street Phone 253-

WANTED WANTED — Rad log to repair. Übrlck Bros. 3U6-tf WANTED Good wh*at straw. >l2 ton. Burk Elevator Co. Phone 25 or 886. 888-ts WANTED—Loans on farms Ease ern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of title French Quinn. 33-m w-f WANTED TO RENT G..,;* n vicinity Five Pointe. Phone 1160 after 6:30 p. m. ' 36-31 WAITED firRENf - Five or six room modern house or apartment. Charles Ixise, Phone 905. 33-ts. GIRL 18 wants Jab after school hours. Telephone 1221 after 5 l». m. a37-2tx WANTED—To buy old discarded electrical appliances in good shape or bad. Appliances such as washers. Irons, radios, refrigt ratora. toasters, etc., are needed. Phone 360. l.'hrick Bros., Monroe Street. 306-ts WANTED —To buy 6 or"7 room modern or semi-modern house. Address Box 102 care Democrat WAN TE D — St-nograplior. B urk Elevator Co. b 31-ts — . o _Business Services TRY VAPO-BATH For relieving Arthritis. T. 8.. Sinus. Colds. Glaud Bladder Trouble and skin trouble of all kinds With massage at Herman C. Welter Bath. 107 So. Second St. Decatur, Jud. 33-ts 0 FOR RENT FOR BE.NT Heated -I* . ping room. Suitable for two. 213 So. First. Phone 1058. 34-ts FOB BENT A 1 or 2-bed room. Phone 1054. 36-i»3t FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. j2H Madison St. Phone 666. 37-3tX FOR RENT — 100-acre farm, for cash. See Ellis Emrich at Hoagland. Indiana. g 37-3tx -MISCELLANEOUS FARM LOANS at 4% for 10 years. No expense to borrower. C. D. Lewton, Decatur. Ind. 15-b-ts FARM E RS _ ATT ENT ION We retnove dead horses, cows, hogs. etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products CO. I’. Ts FARM LOANS at 4', for 15 y ns No commission charge. See John W. Tyndall. Room 7, Peoples Ixtan & Trust Bldg. 15-ts WILL THE PERSON who borrowcd the pip, wrench from this store please return same. Lee Hardware Co. 3*-3t MA6ONIC Celled meeting of Decatur lodge No. 571. F. and A. M . On Matter Masons Degree at 6:30 p. m . Friday. February 12. 1943. 36-2 t Roy E. Mumnia, W. M. — o Two patents have been grant'<l to a well known automobile company for a weight reducing body frame composed entirely of tubular steel tod.**.

Ixeo “Dutch” Ehinger General Insurance 720 N. 3rd St. Phone 570 CHRIST BOHNKE Auctioneer Oecatur, R. R.— Hoagland 'Phone Call at my expense. N. A. BIXI.ER OPTOMETRIST HOURS S:K to >1:30 12:30 to 6:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telepnone 118 ffaamlned Glaaaae WE CAN PROVIDE Fidelity and Surety Bonds guarantee* ing vour unquestioned stability and service. Let complete information. LELAND SMITH Insurance Agency First & Monroe Phone 140

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NEW GUINEA: Time Out for Tea and a Haircut KS d Hh w ■ KSk MW I JgM* Mr *WKI ■few If & r-, -Jg-.. k ONLY THREE tiny stars on his shirt collar distinguish the gentleman at the left from the buck privates of his command in the jungles of New Guinea but Lieut. G«n. Robert Eichelberger looks like the rest of his fighting men as be takes time out for a spot of tea. At the right, a soldier makes use of a Jap flag while getting a haircut. The flag waa taken from the Japs routed here. (Internttioaal) _ —■—— —r- . —

Planning For Long Trip On Horseback - Clifford Kirkpatrick, native of Decatur and former Fort Wayne policeman, expects to leave Tucson, Arizona about April 1 ->:> horseback. according io word received in Fort Wayne. Kirkpatrick, known alxo as a magician under the name of LaDelle. wrote that he expects to arrive in Fort Wayne in July after the 2.000 mile trip. He will stop at various places on the way home to push the aade of war bond* and stamps. a (aim Imh? Let us tell you about the /Etna Life Insurance Company’s new Farm Loan Plan. Low rates, a 26 year repayment plan, a Reserve Fund Safety feature, a liberal pre-pay-ment privilege, no commission, appraisal, or title examination costs to the borrower. It's worth investigating. Authorized Representative in this territory The Suttles-Edwards Co. Agents Oecatur, Ind. Niblick Store Bldg.

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| PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR FEB. 13—Earl Groth, 5 miles north of Bluffton on Road No. 1. Roy S Johnson, auctioneer. FEB. 13—Mr*. Dorothy Eicher, Decatur. Ind J. F. Sanmanti, and. FEB. 15—Dave Gamble. Lima, Ohio. Roy 8 Johnson, auctioneer. FEB. 15—George F. Redpath, 2 miles South of New Parlx, Indiana J. F. Sanmann Auctioneer. FEB 16— Oscar Sprunger. 5 miles cast of Berne. Ind., on State Road 118. Jeff Llechty. auctioneer. FEB. 16— Fremont Bowers. 3 miles south and 2 mile* west of Convoy I Ohio. Lester Human, auct FEB. 16—Melvin Fisher. 2 miles south of Bluffton. Indiana on the Hoosier Highway. J F. Sanmanu—Auctioneer. FEB. 16 -Omer R. Metz. 1 mile southeast of South Whitley on road i 14. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. FEB. 17 —A M. Bieberatine, 3 miles west and 1 mile north of Berne. I Ind. Jeff Liechty. auctioneer FEB. 17—Fred Norde. Woodburn. Indiana. Don Gorrell and J F San mann—Auctioneers. Fi.B. 17—Ohio State Spotted Poland China sale, Columbus. Ohio. Roy S Johnson, auctioneer. FEB. 18—Indiana Duroc Breeders sale. Tipton. Ind. Roy Johnson, auct FEB. 18—Joseph P. Habegger. 1% miles south of Monroe, Indiana Jeff Llechty. auctioneer. FEB. 18—Fort Wayne Methodist hospital. Cooper Farms. Muncie. Ind . 7 miles Southwest of Muncie. J F Sanmann. atidioim .. FEB. 19 John H. Helm. 1 mile East, ’v South, 2' a East of Decatur. Indiana. J. F Sanmann. auctioneer. FEB. 19- Ralph S. Myers A Cecil J. Short. 4 mile- west. I mile north of Geneva. FEB. 19 —Myers and Short, 1 mile north and 4 miles west ot Geneva. Roy S Johnson, auctioneer. | FEB. 20—0- J. Troyer A Son, 1 mile east & 8 miles north ut Monroe- ' ville. Roy 8. Johnson, auct. 1 FEB. 20—C. W Moser. 1 mile south on Road No. 27 and 'i mile wist of Decatur. Ind. Jeff Llechty. auctioneer. i FEB. 20-Rusxeli Ernsberger. 3>« miles Northeast of Bourbon, Indiana. 1 J. F. Sanmann. auctioneer. | FEB. 22— L W. Worthington. I'v miles East and I mile North of Wren. Ohio. Roy 8 Johnson, auctioneer. 1 FEB. 22 —Chris Litwlller. *v mile north. ' a mile <a. i oi Berne. Ind. , Jeff Llechty. Auctioneer. FEB. 23 -Noab If* ndrieks, 2 miles south of Monroe. I mii< - north of ■ Gottschalk tile mill. Berne, Ind Jeff Llechty, auctioneer. FEB. 23 —Clarence Giipen, first house south of Boboe. east side of road Human Bros. auctioneers. FEB. 23 Wm Arn. I’i miles southeast ot Ohio City. Roy Johnson, auc FEB. 23—George Gorman. 8% miles East of Antwerp. Ohio, on Caniifll ' road. J F Sanmann and Don Gorrell, auctioneel FEB. 24—Edward Sprunger. 4 miles south of Monroe. 3 miles north I of Berne, ind. Jeff Llechty, auctioneer. FEB. 24—John T. Roach, 6 miles east of South Whitley ou road II * Roy S. Johnson, auctioneer. FEB. 24— Charles E. Straw. 1 mile South and I mile West of L* o. Ind. I J. F. Sanmann. auctioneer. FEB 2»-Lula A. Johnson. 1% miles South of Monroe, lud. J F San-j| mann. auctioneer. FEB. 25—Estate ot Georgia Ann Burkhart. I mil* north and 1 mil* east i>( Salem. Roy 8 Johnson, auctioneer. FEB. 26 Fred Forney. 5 mile -, south ami 1 mil* -ast of It >• kionl ohi > Roy Johnson, auctioneer. MAR. 3 Elam Sprunger on Bass load. Fort Wayne Hoy Johnson >u< MAR. 5 ill's. W’altet Beard. Admrtx.. I mil* east ami 2 ! s mile >ntii * of Willshire, Ohio. Hoy John-on .lurlioii*-*

Escaped Evansville Patient Is Captured Woman Patient Is Nabbed In Illinois Bellevellle. 111., Feb. 12. -(UP) — A woman patient who escaped from the Evansville. Ind . state hospital during Wednesday’s 82.M0.nu0 tire there has been picked up by Illinois state police about 150 miles from Evansville. The patient. Miss Pauline Parker, was found hitchhiking in the outsklrte of East St Ixiuis yesterday Police say she was clad in men's clothing, had a mannish haircut and was carrying a new axe She did not know where she obtained the axe. Meanwhile, superintendent John Haie of the Evansville institution a.-ild this morning that less than 20 of the 1.180 patients still are un-

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accounted for. Hare adds that a •ean-b of the ruined wings of the hospital has been abandoned temporarily because of the danger of falling walls. The Are took the life of at least one employe and another still is miming. ——o Awarded Damages For Deaths Os Wife, Son Warsaw. Ind. Feb. J2-(UPJ— Jasper (lllbort of Pierceton will receive damage* totaling 82.000 from I the Pennsylvania railroad for the death of his wife and infant eon. Circuit judge Johu rtioann announced the decision at Warsaw this morning. Mra. Gilbert and the child. Eddy, Were killed Instantly in April 1940, when the infant wandered in front of a speeding tram and the mother attempted to rescue him. Gilbert's Claim was baaed on an 1869 ordinance which iw-te a limit of eight mile** an hour on the speed of train* passing through Pierceton.