Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 211, Decatur, Adams County, 7 September 1943 — Page 5

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r DscAL*"c£Aiirneo ~i AOVtRTIBING RATM Minimum Mr RrM Inoortlon MM | Ono T'm* Ror Word | AddltioiMl Inaortleno For Word, For Ooy — 10 | — ObltulHoo, Vorooo, RomlmtloM ~.. |1 | Monuo, run mono otylo |1 | Notlooo, ORF Hoods, B*t body. MM | (11 pto* doop, ono column) FOR SALE FOR SALK — flroodor houses, streamlined Insulated type, dellvored and Mt up, Immediate delivery on limited number. See Genova Hatcheries, E C. Stucky, Phono IM. Genova, Ind ifft-tt FOfc SALE—Evergreen «wt^Feorn. square east Moone Home. 101-Cts Foft HALE—FuII blooded yearling Shropshire rams. T. 11. UaltMil, i> • caiur route 4. 310-Jtx FOR SALfc—i day old }!ol»!<!n and Jersey heifer calf. J. J. Yost, one mite we«t, one north "of Monroe 211-1 ta FOR - SALE t’lckh.a 1 mile aouth and ’<* east of Monroe. Clarence Elsey. 211-3tx FOR SALE-du~neairo!a stove Inquire a* Commercial Print Shop, phone 745. Sll-aJt FOR SALE- Steer caif A months old Weaned on feed. P. C. Maddox, Decatur Phone S7PS SM-3tX FOR SALE- & Guernsey cows, also dapple gray team. Harry Drown. R. No. 5 Decatur. 207-ts F 0^ _ JALft' White io<k bro;i. and fryers. Phone *59 Homestead 32. 2fv-3t Jfoß SALE Milking mat blue 8 K. Brown. Phone 34. 2!it3x FoA SALE - Four”of fix homes to be finished before cold weather east of Memorial Park. Completely modern to mwi highest F II A specificatloqs. Must be war work er to qaality. Total monthly pay ments less than rent Belt Heller. A Good Realty Service Phone 370. 211ktf FOR' SALE—fwo new* houses in MacArthur Park. Investment only, subject to high class two year lease with guaranteed runt Small down payment. Rent 312 more than payments. I4ob Heller. A Good Realty Service, Phone 37®. 211ktf FOR" SALE -Mouse trailer, on K""d rubber. K. W Weakley. 3 miles south of Berne on road 37. 310-dtx FOR SALE— Oliver 70 tractor, on rubber; 1 Duwall tractor with cultivators. 3250; 1 Oliver 30 tractor, front rubber; 2 tractor disks; 1 tractor plow; 1 hay loader, new; 1 beet lifter for Oliver tractor. Craigville Oarage. Grade one certificate holdxT-; we have a few pre-war «00-l« and 550-13 tires Macklin Super Service. 3rd and Madison Sts. 11141 FReIOJb+TMaTES for rooting siding and Johns Manville rock wool insulation. Sav<« fuel, spells comfort, health, security. Boardman. Phone 411. 207-2« t ai’BNflER CORSEfS Bar bJ7 a Rieeen, 337 North Second street. Phone 14. 137 T FOR RALk 3"4 • springs and mattress: double bed; trycicle in good condition. John Steffen. ! miles southwest i f Kirkland school. Craigville phon*-311-211 m bale Nice r<-d tomatoes I for canning Phone 95 l» M"tiroe. Tlltt Wil iALE—STTYfIh' ir 1940 . on bine, power takeoff Phone Monroe F-11. 21H2* F6r BALE Six 4 ."d 1 Tenth street, four on Washing ton street. 26 on Eleventh -treat, northwest of G. E Good for garden now? home after war Five Dollars monthly, nodown payment 36" to 3au each. Bob Heller A Good Realty Service. Phone *7". Zllktf

HIGHEST PRICES Paid For USED CHEVROLETS Saylors Decatur Ind

FOR SALE Red beets and pickles, first house west on 221 Herman FaJk- a 211-2tx WANTED We pay highest prk-ea for your used treadle or electric sewing machine Singer Sewing Machine Co. Fort Wayne. Ind 201-12tx Sewing ma<i 11 n e it ep airi n< ; - All makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts Boardman's, 415 South First. 207-25tx WANTED Biys and girls,~earh extra stamp money. Sell ue good useable wire hangers. V.'e pay 1c each. Sheets Bros., Cleaners. 207-ts WW I ED A ii.itiy's bed. Phone 1512. 310-3tx WANTED Several men familiar with lumber manufacturing, stump to alack preferred. Steady employment in an essential Industry. Apply Earl D. Colter, 348 Winchester St., Phone 994 203 12tx WANTED Isiah school girl for work after school and Saturdays. .Mrs. J. Ward Calland. 418 Jefferson st, 210t3x WANTED—Used appllcances, such aa washers, refrigerators, irons, Briggs-Stratton, Maytag motors. We pay caab. Arnold * Klenk. Phone 463. 201-ls WXNTED w.. • children under school age at my country home. Cate by week. Box 167. en-2tx WANTED Childs Teeter-Babe or Taylor Tot. Phone 5651. 210-2 t WANTED Girl or middle aged lady to stay in home. May stay night* or part-time. Mrs. Jerne Sutton. SM*tf W \ ‘r<T I.EXSi: M'.d.-rn or semi modern home Guaranteed rent. Indemnity bond or guarantee against damage. No commission. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service Phone *7" 21lktf WANTED—Loans on farms. Eastern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See me tor abstracts of title. French Quinn. 33-m w-f MISCELLANEOUS f AkM LOANS at 4% for Id yean. No expense to borrower. C. D Lewton, Decatur. Ind. Ifrb-tf FARMERS ATTENTION-We re move dead horses, cows. bogs, etc Decatur phone 3000. We pay al! phene chargee. The Stadler Products Co IFtf Card of Thanks W<- wish to express our thanks to the minister. Rev. Osborne, to the funeral director, to the pall liearers. to th<- ladies from the I'nlted Brethren churches, and to all for their floral offerings, their generous and kindly as-lstance and nt) .-sages of sympathy during th>- death ami burial of my son. William <Billyi Mack. Harriet Mack and family FOR RENT FOR RENT 3 room Furiil-!>•-<! apartment, running water, IhiHlcd gas cooking Willow Camp, one mile south Decatur. Photic 1427 or rhoti)- 5572. - '< FOR - RENT Ro))tn. lnilerspriU2 mattress, radio, desk 127 Mercer Ave. Ph id- 15'" b 211-5 t FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. 330 North Fourth. 2«9-3tx » . I. --O LOST ANDFOUND LOST Chevrolet trm k wheel ami tire 823x30 Dili Dyid. Phone 1175. Rew., i -’"9 3t LOST Bllvei Kir pin wfif ifiri laV)-ndai stone. Reward. Phone >173. 211-klt Stock Closing New York. Sept 7 H’Pl D>>» Jones clo-ing stock averages: 3" Itidustnale 137.59. up "26 2" Railroads 31 32. off ""5 IS L’tllitfes 2129. off ""6 65 St<M-ka 47 56 up "»2 Total stock sales 315 340. Flax can be giown almos' anywhere in North America xovtii: ••• st*si •t rill wi st •it »:«r« r»: to.Uto’V i’x.ix «'.'<l ies.tee- -f SMwSro V-.J'.U. .| ..easel "• a|)|H ar in Ibe 4’ir» "lit «4* I si * | t),r. I)'-!)* 1 .a. ")• ).r *P- ... | .n, ai.)l »I)-»W eausj if any. h •> I'- Final Ke'tleei)'t A -•«>.<» Will) th» e->at. ).f -> -I <le j e.|.-.)t Xhoubl ))<-t be a|)pi •'•■l )'•• sat' hi trs >r< n -tir*-<i to then «iel there make pr—f •' het.hlp. ami re-elie th. I dl-tr>le»’l»* share1•. .4 'I ' lx. slur InriUna. Kepi 7. ISO- » rrd I- I.Hlersr. »!!•»■*> - ~ e- pi

U-o “Dutch’* Ehinger INSIRAXCE FIRE — WIND — AUTO 720 N. 3rd St. I*h<*ne 570 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: S;3O te lt:30 i»:30 to 3:00 Saturdays. 3:00 p. m. Teltphewe 130 Vet Easmlnsd Otoases f«SO

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s, rL - MF® ’ .-■ ■ — ih *1 ’ v N'TTwk.k '*; 2. . .•.’••ZWKt.V .. O •, I f f-x' at AM3RICAN AND CANADIAN RAO3, symbolizing Allied possession, were planted on a hill on Klska Immediately after Allied troops had landed on the Aleutian island. A sentry stands guard as other troops rush supplies and military equipment übore from part of the invasion fleet (International Soundphoto) ■

Judging Continues In State 4-H Fair 12,000 Persons At Exhibit Labor Day Indianapolis. Sept. 7— (VP) — Judging of livretock and agricultural produce continued today a! the Indiana 4-H club fair at the stat*- fairgrounds. More than 12.000 persons viewed the exhibits and attended other fair events y.wterday. And pr*Ze winner were named in several dlvlt ppolucmriii »f Vd)))iMl«(rtrls St.lMCx Xu. 1013 N>th« Is h.-rbby given. That the nuh reigned h ie been appointed A.Iinln -tr.noi f t!>. v«tat>- of Harvey I. air. . lUe >f Adame County, de- ■ xaae l. The eetats ie probably solvent. .Marx M Sipe, A'lmlnl-tratrlv lO>r) H. Heller. tllnr»e> AIK 21. 19H Auk 21-31 Hept. 7 . o - tnwixrerii sotiit or • its: or ns:si. eststs: T:i. Hide: eiarixd administrator of tin- . alate >.f fe-miiel D Adam.- dei i hereby wives notles that by I • irt I) .f an rd. of the A-Ihiiih C|r- ■ Court he "ill at the hour of . <u> . I . k A M f tile l»th day of S. rtviiilo-r, 1»43 at thr law offh e of l?ul H A.t inn. 169 N He.- .nd st. De- . it ir, Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until Hold, offer for Mie a- prlv.it.- wale, all th«- fnterc-et of de< edent In and to the following .1. •. 11.e.l real relate. »ltuni)-)l In Adame and Huntington counties in tlx- Ht .te f Indiana, to-wlt: >■> Inlot number thr.-e hundred forty nine In S.- icu-rn Addition to town n.w lt>. .f latur. Indiana. )hi Th>- undlvl led one half part ~f the foil..wing Ths northwest I r.l. tlon.ll 1, of e Hon 31, township 24 n>rin, rang.- 10 .-wet, containlnx l-’l a-ice m.-re or I* ■» alro «_• o r. s off of the eolith »lde of the aouthweet quarter of section 10, township 3' n >rth. range 10 east o • Trie undivided *» <>f th* following all that part of outlot- No. 13 and I t In Ewing's Addition of 0ut,..)- to the town ..f Huntington. Indians, lying and helnK north c>f \\ ,-t. ■ stret in said c ity, r« ept • il portion "t said outlots a* has h. r.-tofor,- been .-onveyed to the )'hli.)K<> >* Atiantl llallroad. now c'hli .go * Erie railroad for tnelr in., n line and su h portion as has Ip r. tofore been enveyed to tiie I’lii.,>4. A Erie ltallroa.l for a transfer tr > k to Wal.csh llallroad. Ml .1 r.-sl estate will be sold tubi . t to the approval of the Adams t'li lit Court for not less than the full afepraised value thereof and on th.- full .wing terms and conditions Slid real .-state will be sold free of ail hens save and ex. ept taxes, right- of tenants aml a .-ertsln m -rtgage on description 11.> held by th. tmerl an I'nlted Life In* Co., (,r ish or at option of the purchaser one tin cl ash one third In nine months and .nr third In 1* months. - ltd deferred payments to l.e-eeld-en. < d by notes executed by pur- beser ..r put. hssers with Interest st *■; per annum ther,<»r. and se< ired b> m- ctgaKe upon that portion of leal estate (grid. K.ild real estate may »e sold either in parcels or In bulk Earl 11. Adams, administrator Aug IT 2l at Heft 7

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing~“GOOD SALESMANSHIP!" IMWin 777)1 J® J 'JW _ . K-a f-exm to V-i j ■ J I 111 —J I— L —J ■■ —‘* I B L 0 N DIE “OH-H-IL BLONDIE-E-E!" By Chic Y oung I 'rf A BUTTERFLV I BUTTERFLIES ARE K ’ ’ 1X WY ~TM hr A&JTTERR-y) Scantuurtmpu [&UT tuisT? JUST LITTLE aTTV K tk \ z JI FM=NMY ) OANPTMEVRE REAL V t’GOSACKTO Asa) L M feoO "*W 4 fa fiw T Mw) I

sions of livestock exhibits Robert Small of Wheatland won first prize in tho Aberdeen Angus breed heifer show with the same heifnr that earlier won prizes at Shoals, Washington and Vigo county fairs. Jimmy Haller of Tippecanoe county showed 'be reserve title. Jerbalcj Grubbs of Connersville exhibited th" champion Shorthorn heifer and George Grieves. Jr . of Fowler showed the grand champion Hereford. In the swine exhibits, entries in th<- gilt division wen- judged y<* terday. Shelbyville and Lafayette produced double winners in this event. John Fox anti Donald Stohry of Shelbyville .-bowed the winning Poland China and Chester White gilts. Donabel Daikema and Robert McKee of Lafayette won in the (). I, C. and Yorkshire classes. Others who showed prize-winning gilts were liyron Green of Van Duren, Duroe Jersey; Charles Cole of New Cs-tle, Berkshire*; Phyllis Gardner of Connersville. Hamp-j shires; and Ralph Neiman of Ind-

•‘4.1 i) i ir 'r> * J- zwLu?? * tmi< if THI HIGHWAY leading through the Brenner Pass, Important sup* riLSmeemw Ind lul, tt. Alp* th.. w» H«ud by three formations of Ilyinf Fortresses. Thu hugs'planes heavy bombs on key points a few hours before tbs Allred Invasion ol Jtalv » revert blow to Axis reinforcement plans, (fntsrnatronol)

ianapolis. Spotted Poland Chics. Dairy calf exhibition titles were i won by Effie May Bottema of Ind- j ianapolis, Quentin Williamson of' Economy. Ed Snowaert of l.afay-1 elte. and Samuel Dunbar of Colefax Snowaert won the Hercl-m.-n'-prize, and Mis- Bo'tema was sec i ond. Ixiuise Nelen of Washington won . the championship and showmanship ’ prizes in the Jerse y show. Charles Taylor of Rosedale won in the Jersey catle cla-slficaiion. —o - 4-H Beef Calf Club Show September 18 The Adams county l-H beef calf club show and -ale will Ik- held Saturday. September 18. Th.- de-ci-ion was reached in a recent meeting of the adult committee The show and sale will be held a' the Afar livestock pavilion in Decatur. Each club member will be permitted to show and sell not more than two calves. Two cla-s-s will

Holiday Death Toll Is Five In Indiana Three-Day Weekend Brings Five Deaths »By United Press) Five persons met accidental death in Indiana over the threeday l.almr Day weekend Two |g-r---sons lost their lives in automobll - accidents, two from drowning, and a fifth from a railway mishap. John Jamison of Merom was injured fatally at Terre Haute when he was run over by a railroad freight car. Edward Haste. 45 year-old Be l- ! ford man. was killed in an auto I accident between Bloomington and Sp.-ncer IB rshell Kern, who was riding in Haste's car when it collided with another vehicle, was Ire -hown, Angus and Hereford. A me-tlng for all beef c lub members will be called for Saturday. Bepteniher 11. so that de'alls may be mad" clear to all.

■ ■■■■■■■■■■ 33 ■■■■■■■■■■ »“• Are You Having A Public Sale? Book Your Sale with the : SUMAN BROTHERS V I-ester W. “Bud" Suntan. Auctioneer 1 mile east of Decatur, Ist house east of the place known ■ as Steele school house. 1 Telephone. Decatur 3731. SALE CALENDAR SEPT. 8 Fairgrounds Indianapolis, 4-H Beef cattls srls. Roy 8. Johnson. Christie Bohnke and Lee Mclhiffee. aaetioMen. SEPT 9 Emanuel H. Habegger, 3 miles east 1 mile south of Berne. Juff Liechty. auct. SEPT. 9 Stillman Goff, Rockville. Ind., Hogs A Cattle. Roy S. Johnson, auctioneer SEPT 10 K.-hoe estate, 2 mile, east of Cambridge City. Ind.. Real estate atid personal property. Rc-ppert and Johnson, Melvin Liechty, Berne, suets. SEPT 10 E J Richard'on. 88 acres. 3 miles North and two West of Paulding. Ohio. J. F Sanmann. auctioneer. SEPT. 11 Indiana State Holstein sale. Lafayette. Roy 3. Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT 11 Mrs. Harvo L. Sipe. 8 miles East, 1 mile North of Berne. Registered Guernsey cow Fred Reppert. Melvin Liechty, aucts. SEPT. 13 Mr*. Elizabeth Chambers 4*-> miles Southea t of Van Wet' Roy S. John-on. All!' * SEPT II Hollier Blume. 8 miles Northeast of Fort Wayne, on Flutter load larig) livestock sale Roy S Johnson auct. SEPT. II Ira Mcßride, genet al farm sale, 5 mile northwest of Decatur on the old Spangler farm. Ix-ster W 'Bud' Human, auct. OCT II Albert Davidson, general farm sale, 3 miles south of Salem. Johnson and Suman. auctioneer*. SEPT II Mabel Orr, Liberty Ind 1(»8 acre* and all persona! property. J. F. Sanmann. auctioneer. SEPT. 15 Safley Hro* . Bedford lowa, Guernsey cattle. Hoy S Johnson. Auct. SEPT. 15 D. C. Nuuenschwaiider Heirs and Marcus Sprunger, 4 miles west and 1 mile north, mile we-t of Berne. Ind 93 75 ac.o farm and personal property. Jeff Liechty. auct. SEPT. 15—Gerhart Reinking. 4 miles east and 34« miles north of Decatnr, Ind Complete close out sale J. F Sanmann, auct. SEPT. 16 John Chileote. 5 mile southeast of Decatur on county farm t) oil or 2 mile east 1 mile north of Monroe. Roy 8 Johnson uwi Lester W "Bud' Suman SEPT 16 Samuel Haas. Livestock and Personal Property, 1 tniln North of Hicksville, Ohio J F Sanmann, auctioneer. BEPI 17 ohi) Quality Guernsey <attl> sale. Riding Club Columbus. Ohio Roy S Johnson, \id-i SEPT I' C It Smith & Son. Hartford City. Duroe hog- Roy S. Johnson. Auct. SEI'T 2" I f Barkley I miles E.i-' and 5 miles North of Decatui on road I'G Johnson ir Bohnk)-. Aucts SEI'T 21 Frank Sia< k 5 miles southwest of Winch) nler, Ind. Regia-|)-ied .1) rx> > c.tttl) Roy S Jotinson. Auct SEI'T 22 Mrs Ina W- Idi, 5 mile- south of Van Wert. O Roy S. .lohii-on. Auct. SEPT 23 R' gistered Guernsey ■ atth. Butler. I’a Roy S Johttaon, am lionet-' SEI’T JI I. F W> llbourn. 7 mile* south of Fort Recovery. Ohio. Roy S Johnson. \u< I SEPT 25 Combination Registered hog -al>-. Muid h- Fairgrounds. Ro) S Johnson. Amt SEI’T 27-Frazier Hr Ankrom. N> w Castle. Ind , Dudm Roy S. Johns)>n, auctioneer. SEI'T J* —R. V Bowman * Son Quincy, Ind. Dunws Roy S. Johnson, auctioneer SEPT 29 t'aldw) II ir Crawford Connersville, Ind Duroe- Ro) H. Johnson auctioneer SEI’T 3" Liinltetiosi Farms. Portland Ind Jersey Cattle. Roy S. Johnson, auctioneer . (M'T 6 Jacob Mitch 3 mix- southwest ot Willshire ot 2'x mile ea-t of Salem fa-stet W "HutT* Human ami Chris Bohnk-

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slightly injured Eli Burton of Rushville was killed whe nhe was struck by a truek aa he was walking along a highway. Tilt- two drowning victim* were lly>ar-o!d Thomae Dlcket*on ot Tipton and James Hudaon of Anderson. Th>- boy drowned in Buck Creek late yesterday afterncon. Hudson drowned in Dewart lake in Kosciusko county, near Warsaw, when the motorboat in which he was riding capstS'd. Both precision* Il I mised for sure results.