Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 225, Decatur, Adams County, 23 September 1943 — Page 5

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| LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES . Minimum tor first Insertion 30e i Ono Timo, Per Word Additional Inoertiono I Per Word, Per Day— ___ 1* — Obituaries Vertex, Reaolutions— —— _ |1 Menua, run menu etyle.— |i Notice*, Cap Hoada, 8-pt. body——.-- SO* (II pica* deep, one column) FOR Sa\LE etreamlined Insulated type, deli ered and let up, immediate defvery on limited number, gee O'nova Hatcheriea, B. C. Stucky. Phone IM, Geneva, Ind. iM ts FREE EST IM AT ES~'for“ roofing, aiding and John* Manville rock wool insulation. Save* fuel, epelig comfort, health, security. Boardman, Phone 411. 207-Mt 1942 Alina houaetrailerriH ft. deiGSe furni-hingx, tin*. a<c<■ -orlee. H. A. Winkler, 3 iniiea xoutheaat of Wilbblre. 223-3tx iIEf'EIVEI)- -Large ahTpnieiit - Mattrexxea and bed apringx, living room suite*, heating stoves, open each evening except Wednesday evening. Stucky & Co., Monroe. Phone 84. 220 lot FOR SALE - Collies and Shipherds; rabbit and rat doga; Irish Setter*, etc. Wanted: killing hors, i and other livestock suitable for dog food. Harry Reed, I mile north, 1 mile east Hluffton, Ind. Craigvllle Telephone. 221-« t FOR SALE - IMg'nSdir's.-dan? 1933 Dodge coach; 1936 Chevrolet panel pickup; Oliver 80 tractor disc; Oliver mounted two row beet lifter; corn row wheat drill. CraigVille Garage. 224-gSt FOR "SALE- South Bend MalUable Range cook stove; cheap. 7 head shoat*. weight about 60 lbs. C. P. Heckathora. Decatur R. 3, 2nd hou,e south Dent ecboo). 224-2tx WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Enterprise house and barn puiut, ale > a complete line of other oil anl water paint. Arnold & Kl- nk. 222-dt FOR SALE Car of oats, 36 lb. test or better. Leave orders at Adams County Farm Bureau at Williams. Phone 589-J Ikca'ur. 223-bltx WIITIALE White~rock pullets. Huck sheep, J. W. Bienz, 2*,i S. E. of Willshir*. 223 3tx FOR SALE red field tomatoes for canning. Phone 95-1) Monroe Roy Nidlinger. mile south of Monroe 223-tt FOR SAi.E - T927~Fo'rdeoiTTra■ •or with pulley. In good condition. Herbert Lehrman. s mile* north of D—catur. 2 FOR SALE -i yr. oid'man- in foal. Good worker. Brood sow. 904 Schinßeyer St. 223-3tx FOR SALE" - Briggs Strattoir.md Maytag motors, one power !”«-t mower, one motor scooter, one electric washer. Arnold Ac Klenk. 2233 t fSSTsaLE — thoroughbred op>-n gilts; Spotted Poland China. Il s Type Durocs, 6 month old. Mareellux Daviaoa. Monroe K 1- t>a* mile eant, 2H south of Monroe. 223 3t FOR SALE- Beautiful. < oiufortaol - ultra modem hom«m being built for you east Memorial park. Only six of 37 left. Hurry. Be your own decorator. Monthly payments easier titan rent. Bob Hell r, A Good Realty Service. Phone 87®. k 223-ts FOR HAI.E Extra good* B-rk-hire boars. Double Immune. John V. Walters. Phone 986 J. 223 3tx FOR SALK 4-year-old Shropshire buck sheep. Phone 4692. Southeast corner Bellmont Park D. Marker. 223-3tx acr7sT4"mi. southwest Decatur. Ono of best farm* In Ada.ua county. Waiter J. Bockman, laaurance and Real Estate. Ptow ». g 22 FOR - SALE - Four, half-a. re" plu tract*. Eleventh street, uorthwwt General Electric. Fine fut truck, fruit, chickens or cow Possibility a* post-war building .Ites Reduced to |226. small monthly prymenu. Each tract survey* d and staked afour full cHy low. Bob Heller A Good Realty service. Phone 870. 224-ts. FOR SAIA—F VJTi /Tenth Str--.-' lot*, some improvement*, northweet G. E Good for garden now. home alter war. Your choke >78.15 monthly Bob Melter, A Good KeaPY Service. I‘teoue 87*. : T'<»lt TTI E Dnroc « »mc P War! Ftchoat bloodline* immune*. Location i« mile* east of Decatur, on 214. H. D. Kreischer. Convoy. Ohio. 234-g3utx MM IAU - (> U e — ncw. Boardman. 445 t>. firsl--224-3tx FUR SALE Man* buywe. Like new. Balloon tires, imiuire 221 South Fifth slraet. _*‘ u Fdt SALB -"Hmtiug *<«*»• Uk ‘ ■«w. 14*7 Master Drive 2344ta ft* MALM — and ?•<-.? m gso* coßgltion Kcha* l"’4f Stere. *

PREPARE for your future. Get Into aviation. Fort Wayne Municipal airport lias an opening for th*- right man. aged 16 to 45 This U your chance to get into an Interesting position. Apply Manager Smith Fi* id. Fort Wayne. b 225-3 t Ft>lt SALE —Federal fertiliser 2-12-6, 0-14-7. 200 lb*, tobacco sterna added. Aleo 0-12-12. A. J. Duvlaon, two miles south Salem. ___ 22fr3tx FOR SALE Five room semi-mod-ern house. In good repair. 424 North Fourth. Itx FOR SALE New electric'* i earn separator. Hilbert Hockemeyer, First house east of Fleming pond. 225-a3tx FOIt SAl.E~(a7ruTorWblteface and Align* feeding cattie, 400 to 500 lb». each. Sow* and pigs and bred gilts. Fresh cows and springer*. Stock bull and breeding ewes. Kuhni-r Stock Yards, Phone 101. m st Roitdved )ishipment of bed spring*, mattr*-.-**•< tilt rest chairs, base rockers, occaatoual chairs and living room suites with springs Open evening* except Wednesday. Phone 84. Stucky A Co., Monroe, ind. 22&-10t FOR SALE - Farm*. 2 120 acre farms; 2 80 acre farm.; 2 properti*« In Decatur. J. A. Harvey. Monroe. Indiana. 225-1 tx FOR SALE Sorrel gi lding, weight 1.700. S uml. good worker. Curtis Miller, Phom- 613-B. 225-3tx FOR SALE Boy* blue serge suit, age 11. Phone 432. 225-2tx WANTED WANTED- "Boy* and girls, earn extra stamp money. Sell tie good useable wlr hanger*. We pay 1c each. Sheet* Bro*., Cleaner*. 207-ts WANTED—Used applicances, su< b as washer*, refrigerator*, iron*, Briggs-Stratton, Maytag motors. We pay caab. Arnold A Klenk. Phone 463. 201-ls WANTED—Large size wardrobe trunk. Call 971 b 223-3 t WAN TED~ "To""liuy“lolding porch gate. Phone 440. 226-31 X WANTED Kitchen help. - Phone 28. 213-ts SEVviNGnKcRiNFirEEnRIRfi AH make*. Needle*, oil, belt!, part*. Boardman's, 445 South First. 207 25tx WANTEfP'Ridei* to Fo'rf Wayne, Broadway or Supercharger. First tick. Phom- 615-D. 2237>ix \\ ANTEI • lLd."t~'lt77i'aJway"G" E.. third trick. Phone 1209 as- • 10 | tn. 224-3** W.VNTEI) IF.y or girl 18 with driver* license to deliver dry deaniog after school and Saturdays. Sheets Bros., Cleaner*. 226-31 W \ To rent: furnished apartment. Responsible young couple. No children. No commission. Bob Heller. A Good Really Sn i . Pit ti ■ IT*. 225-ts WANTED — To buy m>tal filing cabinet, 3or 4 drawers. Kohne Drug Store. 223-T WANTED woman for general housework; wage* >lO per week; on* afternoon and evening off; also all day Sunday. Write P. O. Box 243, Decatur. 216-4 SIiS( ; ELLANEOUB farm Loans at •% tor w *•«* No exp* ns* to borrower. C. D. Lewton, Dscatur, Ind. _**'*'** FARM ERS —W* »» move dead horses, cow*, hog*, etc. Decatur phono 2000. We pay all phene charge*. The Stadler Product* Co. s*o LOSTANDFOUND LOST or Strayed—PeWnge** male dog. Jimmy, Reward. Call *56. 224b»X LOST 7 Ikirk'blim'coin' purs- containing change. Phone 602. K 225 3t Stock Closing N.-W York. Sept 23 il'Pt Dow jun>* closing Mock averages: 3»» indastria!* 14®.2*. off *.T»: 20 railroad* 34.83, off 0.37; 15 utilitieo 21 M. off 0-13: 65 stocks 48.45. off 1».29. Total sales 667 330 Have the Tali take )»u to the Doctor nr Denial and return yog home. Phone 141 ! ■ ■ Better Sale Service at no extra cot»l! Chris Bohnke AICTIONEEK H. 1, Decatur Hoagland phone. Cali al my

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I I r • • . * a I Rev. Clyde Rothrlck, the blind svaiigdist. will tell hl* life's story ' it the First Baptist church, of 1 which Rev. Carey R. Moser is the - pastor, at 7:30 p m. Sunday. The evangelist tell* how he lost hi* sight when a young man in the west and how God saved and ha* | kept him through the years. He 1 mys, 'There I* no such a word ' is 'can’t' within the realm of I reason, for the man who will walk and talk with God " He even , ride* around town with hl* assistant on hi* tandem bicycle. He will have with him on the . platform bls braille Bible, braille ' wrietr, Hate. »tylu» and other ihing* including "Major,” his big English St Bernard lead dog. MARKET* AT A GLANCE New York stock* lower in quiet trading. Bond* irregularly lower. Cotton future* easier. Grains in Chicago:—Wheat closed off >4 to up % cent, oats were off >4 to %, and rye das down U to % cent a bu-hel. 1 Chi*ago livestock: Hogs strong, cattle Irregularly higher, and sheet) ; about steady. 0 ■ More than 94 percent of the lease-lend goodsi is packed in waterproof paperl»osrd boxes. Responsible I*ady • - over 18, lo cashier and mark in. 5Vj day week. Steady I work. Salary $25.00. Must be able to meet , public. Sheets Brothers Cleaners. VWWWWWMMMMAMIMW WANTED 1 GOOD USED CARS ; $ 250. for 1936 s 350. for 1937’s 450. for 1938’s 600. for 1939's 1 800. for 1910’s 1400. for 1941's 2000. for 1942’s Sant Dixon CELINA, OHIO iWWAARAMWWMMMRNMMA

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Special Services !* And Meetings Os Churches In Area 1 Bf <•< I “ ai bi _ • i Church of Nazarsns "Nazarene Missions In South Africa" will be discus-cd in the special service at the Decatur Church ' of the Nazarene, September 23 to 26 (inclusive, by sa African-born ' minister. Rev. Paul Schmelzenbacii, ' Kansas City, It was announced by ! Rev. J. T. Trueax, pastor. Rev. Schmelzenbacii is the son of ' the late Rev. Herman Scbmelzen- i bach, founder and early leader of ] the Nazarene district in Swaziland. I South Africa. He was educated in | Asbury college, Wilmore, Ky., and i in Northwest Nazarene college, Nampa, Idaho; and together with Mrs. Schmelzenbai h is under assignment to his native Swaziland. First Methodist A Decatur group Methodist youth rally will be held at the First Methodist church in this city Sunday night at seven thirty o’clock. Miss Mary Koo*, president of the group, has arranged an interesting pro gram for the rally, which will be held In the lecture room of the church. St. Paul All members and friend < of the St. Haul church and Sunday school, four mile* south ot Decatur, are reminded of the basket dinner to be held at noon Sunday in Lehman park at Berne. A good attendance

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s urged and all friends as well as girt* made s running charge. One wore a ribbon in her hair embrold--nemben are welcome. 16 year-old redbaesd named Glori* tied with Sinatra * name- — u to tak«u away by police. As —— —0 ————— Croon-Spooner' Is •>» l«4 away She yelled at the _ _ Nearh Mobbed Bv DECLARES ALLIES TO nearly nnoDoea ay . I lfl ar rwle(J fOl xou 'Frantic Females officials at Gran* .tan** ccwtu**® >«om >*** » — claim they didn't let anybody know aaVt) more New York. Sep'. 23 - tUPt — Sinatra was coming, and Sinatra’s And then the admiral said that frank Sinatra arrived in grand pres* agent* swear they don't care American ship* posses* "the •entra station today and nine fran- for ewooner publicity Yet -omeoue greatest anti aircraft power in the Ic female* fought police, press found out. world.' thus raggestiug that the igerrt* and a bodyguard to rip the the girls played hookey from Italian ship* might be improved Milton* from the Lingers suit. school. A few of them wore button* it converted to the America* When iru entered th* station, the saying "welcome home.” and one design. MEN ARE URGENTLY NEEDED TO MAKE IMPORTANT WAR CASTINGS ; LABORERS - MOLDERS WE WILL TRAIN INEXPERIENCED MEN. The Decatur Casting Co. DECATUR, IND. Essential workers must have statement of availability. WWWWWWIMWVWWMfWWMMWMWWWW*MWAMIMAMW«>MMAM*AAMM4MMAMA .■g-iill 11 ”-HSHFSH-?" ■SL'«B»! ■■■—L JL JJ- iiijj,..,.

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