Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 46, Decatur, Adams County, 23 February 1944 — Page 5

SDAY, FEBRUARY 23,1944.

Kef Reports ■ REPORT OF LOCAL AOREIGN MARKETS To r B*TT, MURRAY A CO. JK(| kinds of llveatock at ■Kr, Rohm, Cralgville, ■ and Willshire A«k received every day Kntll 12: JO p. m. Ski ted February 23 K lbs 113.45 Bn lbs 13 25 Ko lbs 12 ■ lbs. 12 25 Kll.s. . 13 20 K lbs 13.05 lbs 10 75 lbs 9 75 K. son ■ 11 50 ■ 9 00 Mkoicei 15 00 ■ 15.00 ■ 6.00 Klesale coo ano Kltry quotations I Furnished by K' Egg A Poultry Co., Ktur Phono IM Kr< < ted February 23. Kge white eggs29c Hrge brown eggs, ■ up -28 c ■eggs 2i’c ■ broilers and fryers.... 21c ■er.s24c Krlngers 26c Ktera 20c ■bens 18c Kers and stags 15c Kelts, whitelßc K WAYNE LIVESTOCK Kayne, Ind., Feb. 23.—(UP) Kck: ■ market steady; 200-225 ■,91; 225-330 lbs.. 113.80; ■lbs. 112.75; 180-200 lbs.. ■6O 180 lbs.. 11310: 150110 ■.75: 140 150 lbs. 11150. ■ lbs. 111.25; 120-130 lbs.. ■l2O lbs., 110.75. K 111; spring lambs. 116; ■> 112; ewe«, 57.50. liICAGO LIVESTOCK Ko, Feb. 23 — (UP) — Kt: ■ salable receipts 18.000. ■ fully steady to strong; lo ■igher in some instance*, ■balance Indicated, flood Kice 200 to 230 pounds 13.75 K. Generally 13.75 to 13.85 I pounds down. Top 13.90 ■nd 210 to 350 pounds. K salable receipts 11.000; ■ 800 .Market active, firm ■rs and yearlings. Medium ■ slow but steady. 10 loads I 1392 pound steers and |s 17.00. the top. Sizable choice steers 16.00 to 16.90 1.50 to 16 25. Fed heifers eady at 13 00 to 16 75. Mixes and heifers 16.60. Vealady a' 15.00 down. Stock continued with thin kind in lemand at 10.75 to 12.5". p: salable receipts 6.000. not established. Asking r on lambs carrying weak ents loweV blds. Load lots nd choice fed wooled wealths lx id a* 11.50 and above, t done on yearlings. IANAPOLIA LIVESTOCK napolia. Feb. 23 — (UPI — ck: salable receipts 7.500. 330 |M>und weights 5 cents , heavier weights 15 cents ; Ido to 110 pounds steady: 14.15 paid for 200 to 225 weights. ISO to NO pounds o 14.95; 225 to 330 poundo 11.05; 330 to 400 pounds l«o to ISO pound* 10.75 to sows in cents higher, most- » to 12.86. le: salable receipts 900; 5«o. Steers, heifers and »*« steady; canner and cows weak to 25 lower; » steady. Steer top 15.50. I-'* to 14.65; most heifers » 1390; cows at 12.50 top; *t and medium cows 8.25 to eanners and cutters 5-50 to realers at 16.50 top. tp salable receipts Soo. I generally steady. Hulk to choice western lambs native lambs mostly cull to • ** *<» 14.50. nicago grain close May. |1 .«»%■%; July. '• Sept.. 8164%: Dec.. 5161 * M«y 78% bld; July. .85%; T3 * bid; Dw.. .72%-%. fCAL GRAIN MARKET *»*K ELEVATOR CO Corrected February 23. •*«i subject to change dartag dn>. delivered at elevator. Wheat 81.61 J* Wheatl.66 Coral.6o ■W taar* 1.80 33-ib tret .w ■*< a-N - - N «■* Üb. ten*.

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O A LOCAL CLASSIFIED | ADVERTISING RATES Minimum for first Inaertlon 806 ' Ono Time, Per Word | Additional Ineertlone Par Word, Per Dayl« | Card of Thanks 504 | Obituaries, Verses, Reaolu- I tleoa _ gt | Manna, run manu stylesl | Notices, Cap Hsada, S-pt. body jog | (13 picaa deep, one column) FOR SALE PoK SALE A home you will be proud of. Two bed rooms, hardwood floors, basement, furnace, huttt ln cupboards bath, Insulation. Brand new, just completed. Stevenson street. Immediate posevasion. Small down payment, rest like rent. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. frOR SALE—Mattresses: 100 maFtreases, ranging In price from 814.50 to 539.50. Liberal trade-in allowance for your old Ynattress. Easy terms. The rest of your days depend on the rest you get at night. Spragne Furniture Store. Phone 199. gs- 2t FOR SALE—Complete ol wiring supplies and fixtures. Uhrick Bros. Phono 360. 40-ts kOR SAtE-Garden lota for food and fun, near O. E. 565 or 85 monthly. Good building iota with abstracts In all sections from 5175 cash Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 36-ts FOR SALE - Brooder houses, lig line to choose from. Immediate delivery. Geneva Hatcheries, E. C. Stucky, Phone 151 Geneva, Ind. Wk! BOUGHT 60 Gold size 9'xl2‘. Were got to move them. 87.50 each. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 45-2 t RSR SALE — Baby chicks now hatching. Pullorum tested, AAA quality, bred for heavy egg production. Order yonr broiler chicks for layers now. Open each evening except Wednesday evenings. Model Hatchery, Monroe, Ind. Phone 84. 805-ts FOR SALE—One 3 piece bed room suite, 3 feather beds, one Axmlnister rug 6 x 12, One roqker. Phone MUC 45-2'X FOR _ HALE~MTIIerT' Dependable Certified Hybrid Seed Corn. You can net buy ahy better. No's 108. 620, 425 ( 418 sold out) 15 to 88 per bu. A 5% discount will be given if taken before March lat. Corn ready for delivery. See me or one of my agents. Herman L. .Miller. Liberty Center telephone, Bluffton, Indiana. 43— SPRAGUE 'FURNITURE 152 8. Second street —la the hottest value spot in nerthern Indiana. Baby Beds. complete with mattreaa. ’>s up. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 45-2 t FOR SALE' - Good g.-n-ral work home. Case high lift breaking plow. One set heavy team harness. Will trade for good cow. Railing Brothers, t inline south of hospital on Mud Pike. 45-g3tx FOR SALE Shorthorn Durham 4»ull; fertiliser corn planter, phone 613-A. 45-ftX NK'BaLE 1933 Chevrolet ■« ton pick-up truck. Good rubber. 2f19 Elgh'h Ht I6g3tx F()R - HALE~ OneTyear Holstein heifer, heavy springer; 1 Holstein stock bull, coming 2 years old. a good one; 9 weaning pigs. H shouts. 10 pounds each. Call 151-L •Iter 4 p. m « 45-t SPRAGt E'S Furu::u,. and li st preferred In the b«»t circles. Visit our store, brouse around, look things over. You will maivel at our low prices <»n quality merchandise. Be sure to see the famous Whl.e Knight mattress. You will want one. Hprague Furniture ■tor-. Phone 199. 45-21 FOR SALE — Four .Mate tram of Hoiwe«. Luther Funk. Route 1. Decatur. \ 3441 foiFSALE Bal-d straw, wheat and oats. 2% mile north Dent school Robert Hautbine.4s-3tx JTW RiiCEiVEii — Shipment ot Studio Couches. Add another bedroom to yout home. A aofa by day. a bed by night. Priced to fit ycur purse Sprague Furniture Store Phone 199. BTbY CHICKS Will hive SMt day-old baby chicks some time this week. New I. the time to save money by starting your chicks early A saving of 83 to 84 per 100 chick* Assorted breeds, triple A quality Will tell for 811* t* r 190 Gamble's “We art arils* *• agent* for Illinois Stale ftMTS.M.E "16N tractor with plow and di*<. T M Hilpert 4 mile. Eaa on R. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: S;M W 11* *• to * :o ° Saturdays m ‘ Talapi”"* ’* fyt . Eaammad F,tU-

FOR SALE 4 lots, one with buildings. Near Krick Tyndall's. Good place to raise chickens or truck farming. Ora M. Smith, south c< Elm St. 46-3tx FOR SALE—Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, T. B. and Bangs tested. Phone 615 G. Henry Heiman 41-3tx FOR SALE—RabbMs. 418 film At-, east aide entrance. 44-3tx F(MI SALE -Two good reconditionnd sewing machines priced at 81501 each. Boardman’a 445 South First. 46 3'x Poll SALE Electric furnace con trols complete with thermostats. Haugk Coal Co. Phone 49. 46-2tx FOk SALE Stove and fireplace woed. Inquire Wilbur Reldenbach. 1215 .Madiaou St. g 46-3tx Fok BALfc> Trailer with stock rack. Good tires. Frauds Geimer. Phone 916. M. 46g3tx FOR SALE—Guaranteed V-8 Ford Ch. 39 model black and chrome. See it 215 Jefferson St. Also Chevrolet Town sedan. 41-21 FOR BALE WtcheiT’range? used few years. Enamel, good condition. Baled straw. Henry .Meyer, first house east of Hoagland high school. 46g2tx WANTED SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING —All makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. Boardman's, 445 South First. 25tx WANTED-Radina to ropalr. Uhrick Bros. 211 ts APHIANCE §?RVK:E all makes of sweepers, washers, lamps and other electrical appliances. Phone 418. Arnold A Klenk b Its Wanted — Ride to a. E~Fort Wayne, 8:30 to 11:30 p. m. Box 214. 44 3tx WANTED— ModerToFaemi'moJern home for rent. References, bonded lease. Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 43-ts. WA ou termer lastern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See me tor abstract* of title. French Qulm. 83-m w-f WANTED Girl for'’office, and selling In retail store. Some typing — steady employment, and cbande for advancement to assistant manager. Reply Democrat Box 215 44-dt WANTED'—" sFeeTteeter babe in good condition. Phone 6331 g 44-31 WANTED— Hemstitching and buF tonhole making. Mrs. Boardman, 445 South Firat. 25tx MISCELLANEOUS rSSB ESTIMATES tor nw- lf.tUIng and John Manville rock wool Installation. Savea fuel, spells comfort, health, security. Boardman. Pheno 411. 25t FARMERfi iTWfHW=Wb - N move dead horses, cows, hogs, 6tc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charge*. Ths Stadler Products Co. 15-ts k«OBWG7 - SHD»NG We carry a complete line of Celolsx roofing, siding and insula'ion Call us for free estimate. We apply. Arnold A Klenk. 46-ts AVOID'THE HAZARD of "your children returning home Call a taxi for their safety. Al Schmitt. I - _l‘ FARM LOANS at 4% for 5,7, 10, 15, 20, 30, 35, 40 years. No charge to the borrower, borrower can pay any amount at ary time on tho principal. Drop hl a line and 1 will call on you. C. D. Lewton. 258-T WE~BUY~mi«l~oewFng machines; urgently needed. Boardman, 445 South First St. 25tx - —» ■■ 0 I— U)ST AND FOUND E ( tST Hatum book No. 3. Delbert 11. Fuelling Dm LOW Ration boolTN’o 1 Charles D. Elzey. V. D. Elzey, Decatur route 1. I 5 3tx ———c MASONIC Called meeting. Master Mason degree. Tursdayfi Fdbroary 28. at 5:30 p m.. supper at 6:30 p m Edward F. Jaberg. W. M 46-bltx Trade In a »»ood Town — Oecatnr

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NOTICE! We are now buying all grada* of Paper stock at pressat markst price. Alao want Urap Iren, Rage, Rubber, Battor'os. Auto Radiators, Brass. Copper. Aluminum, Zinc, Lead Babbitt, etc. We accept Wire and Tim But Net Tin Cana. All kinds es scrap la aaasnUal fee war purpore* We are alee buyers of Beef H.des. Calf Bains. 6Map Felts. Tartow, Fata «"4 Greasoa, Old Lard, etc. & FUR CO. THE MAIER HIDE 710 W. Merere Fhone 443

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TO ENDORSE TUCKER (Continued From Pnga 1) disposal of his party. The Tucker campaign will be the second having the G. O. P. aenatorial nomination as Its goal. The other announced candidate is ludianapollc Industrialist Homer Capehart. Tucker's political career In Indiana terminated during late July of 1*42. He then resigned as sectary of state to enter the navy. He first entered the office In 1988. wh<-n he was the only Republican GIRLS and WOMEN for Sewing and regular handling Bag Service INC. N. Second St. FOR SALE Number of one. two and three room PORTABLE LABOR HOUSES Sizes 10x14, 12x20 and 16x20. All well conatructed, have floors, and moat are sealed inside. Priced from 8100.00 to 8350.00. We will move a reasonable distance for additional charge of 825.00. Call or Write— CENTRAL SUGAR CO. Inc. Decttur, Indiana rrW| HO MEDICINC WITHOUT examination A doctor wouldn’t think of prescribing treatment without first knowing the symptoms. It’s the same with insurance. Let ui examine your needs and then make recommendations. Suttles-Edwards Co. Agents Decatur, Ind. Niblick Store Bldg ■rpeeaeatteg The Ana Carnaby m 4 Surety Company of MaaMnaA Cm*, a liuiiMiulU

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Poll Os Officers Favors Roosevelt Poll Is Conducted By Trade Magazine Brazil. Ind., Feb. 23 — (UP) — President Roosevelt Is favored for a fourth term in a trade magazine poll of 4.000 army and navy officers. (Floorcraft magazine, ptfblfshed in Brasil. Ind, conducted the survey to learn the beat-liked presidential aspirant. Forty-five percent of the men wish ot see the chief executive re-elected. Governor Thoma , Dewey of New York comm the closest to approaching .Mr. Roosevelt'a popularity. But he han only 21 percent of the votes. Wendell Willkie, who unsuccessfully sought the office in 1940. la favored by 17 percent of the officers. Other discussed opnsibilltles who received mention are General Douglas MacArthur, four percent; General George Mamhall and governor John Bricker of Ohio, three percent each; governor Earl Warren of California and lieutenant commander Harold Stassen, nwo per cent, and Senators Arthur Vandenberg, Rolo-rt Taft and Owen Brewster, one percent each. The magazine, in comment luk upon the poll. eay< the service men hold such positions as commanding officer, port or post engineer, pule He work, officer and supply officer. More results of the survey will be announced in the April issue. o MOREE EQUIPMENT (Continued From Tag* 1) Senator Harlan Bushfield of South Dakota feels that machinery is the greatest need to get the sought-for production. But representative William Lemke of North Dakota views the shortage of machinery as leas aerious than the shortage of manpower. The manufacture of farm equipment gained momentum through the winter, and many fmplemcn'S which were scarce a year ago alelected to a state post. In 194". Hoosier n>t»m re-elected him. The lleu'enant received arm wounds during landing operations at Salerno. He came back to the United States las' December. The arm wounds are believed healed after treatments In naval hospitals at Ixmg Island. N. Y. and in (Memphis. .

REAL ESTATE AUCBON “The Jack Dailey Farm" WILL IMPROVED 154 ACRE FARM LOCATION:—I% mile Northeast of Decatur. Indiana Friday, February 25 1:30 P. M. on Premises. DESCRIPTION: Good Hix Room House, basement. Well and Cistern. Water piped ’c the barn HIP ROOT HARN 40x8" with 14x(0 Shed Stanchions and Concrete Floors. Brooder llou»e THHSE BUILDING* are on GOOD CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS and are In GOOD REPAIR. Electricity In all buildings 11® Acree under cultivation, balance good tlmhei pasture Well drained and fenced FINE COMBINATION STOCK and GRAIN FARM Ideally located, only I'4 miles from Decatur. Indiana, one of Indiana's Best Towns. Good Markets. School* and Churches, and surrounded by a prosperous agricultural community. TERMS: 11% day of sale bala.icu March 1. when Landlord's possession will be given. Jesse D. Daily, Owner J. F. Sanmann Auctioneer Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auctlop Co. Decatur. Indiana

ready are In the hanfi* of deniers. The production program will not allow the delivery of all kinds of equipment at the beginning of the season. So production x.chedulrH have been set to concentrate on the manufacture of farm tools as the season requires. Thus tractors are currently being distributed In southern areas where some cultivating already has been started. The production of tractors reached more than 20.MH) in December ao compared with only 4.20« manufactured In the same month a year ago. One WFA official predicts that the tractor output will continue to meet the 20,000 monthly quota through May. Hoosier Employment Doubled Since 1940 Indianapolis. Feb. 23 — I UP) ifoosler employment has nearly dotfbled since April of 194" The state employment security division estimates that there were aome 628.700 wage earners during the period from mid-Octvber to mid November of las’ year. The figure represents an increase of 312.583 over the 1940 total. The estimate in eludes wage earners in all manufacturing and eight groups of non manufacturing industries. Weekly payrolls during the onemonth period last fall were nearly 126.000.00 . At that time, employment was up In excess of five per cent aS compared with the 1942 period. Payrolls in<-re»>’d a little over 2" percent aibove the fall of 1942. - - —-o r ************* Waste Parer HlWlVfflTl It a vital fcjWrU wsspoa of war. Save It and save some bey’s life! WBiggHl >OTBE OF FIASI. sKTTI.KUKST of smraTK *o. :«mrNotice l« heret.y given to thv creditors. lielr« ami legatees of Caro, line- Jabers. <le' »a"«- t to appear In the Adams Circuit Court, field at De. '■atur. Indiana, on the IS day ><f Marell. Hill, and show caiia*. If any. aliy the Final Hcftlonxnt Account* with the estate of satd decedent Should not be approved, and eaid heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive tddr distributive »han a, Edward Jabers. Exe< utor De'atur. Indiana Feb IS, 1911. I’eril 1.. I.merer, attorney Fe.- 14-JS

FEDERAL INCOME TAX Report* Prepared Evenings 6 to 9 p. m. Sunday 2 to 8 p. m. 1422 W. Monroe St. Phone 1215

SALE CALENDAR FEB 24— MRS. VANCE MATTAX. |% miles east and 2 miles north ot Berne. Ind. JEFF LIECHTV, auctioneer. FEB 24 ERNEST McAFFEE. Markle, Ind.. Reg Guernsey cattie dispersal sale ROY JOHNSON. Auct. FEB. 25— WM. J. HOFFMAN, 3 miles west of Monroeville, ciosipg out eale. JOHNSON A BOHNKE, Aucts. FEB 25- JACK DAILEY, 154 Acre Well Improved Farm. 1% miles Northeast of Deca'ur, Indiana. J. F. SANMANN, Auct. FEB 26— ADOLPH A EDWARD SPRUNGER, 2 miles north of tile mill at Berne or 4 miles south of .Monroe. Farm sale. MELVIN LIECHTV, auctioneer. FEB 26 JAMES RUNYON. 3 miles cast of Geneva, Ind on State Road 116 Ellenberger Bros.. Auct FEB 26 CHARLES J. A SOLOMON TERNET. 10 miles esst of Fort Wayne. 5 miles east of New Haven. % mile east of Besancon Catholic church; 1% mile west of Zulu on the Lincoln highway road No. 3". ROY JOHNSON. Auct FEB. 28 CARL MEISCH A SHANK BROB., South Whitley. Ind. Dune hog sale. ROY A JOHNSON, Anct. FEB 29 MRS. C. P. HIRSCHY, % mile east and % mile south ot Berne. Ind JEFF LIECHTV. auctioneer. MAR l-E. J. SCHEINER, 3 miles east of Decatur on Helm road; Closing out sale. ROY JOHNSON, Auct. MAR. 2—FRED DICKUS. Huntertown. Ind, Live Slock sale. ROY JOHNSON Auct MAR. 3—NOAH VODER. 8 miles Southwest ot Ney. Ohio. WMI Improved A. i Fann J. F. Sanmann, Anctfonrer MAR. 3—G. A. EDDY, 6 miles north ot Convoy. Ohio and then % mile east, or 5 miles south of Payne. Ohio on road No. 49 then 1% mile* east. ROY JOHNSON, auct. MAR. I O. P. WHITAKER. 2 miles north, % mile west of Wren Ohio; one mile south ot road 224 on state line then % mile east. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. MAR. 9 - CLARENCE VINING. Cetins. Ohio Admr's sale ot Land and personal property. ROY JOHNSON, Auct. Public Sale Having sold my farm. I. the undersigned, will sell at public auction all my personal property, located three miles east of Geneva. Ind., on State Road 116 on Saturday, Feb. 26,1944 Sale Starting at 10:00 O’clock A. M. 3 HORSES One 12 year old Bay mare, weight 1600 tbs ; two smooth motrh Grey marcs. 10 CATTLE—(Bangs Tested) One roan cow with calf by side. 5 yrs. old; one black cow. 5 yrs. old; one roan cow 3 yrs old; one red cow. 3 yrs old: one red cow. 6 yrs. obi. with calf by side; one white faced cow, 7 yrs. old. with calf by side; one yearling bull; three steers. 52 HOGS Seven sows to pig in March; 44 head of shoats, weight from 40 to 60 lbs., young spotted male hog POULTRY For'y-elght bead of Wallace Strain Barred Rock blood tested laying hens; 4 blood tested roosters. HAY ANO GRAIN Ten ions of Alfalfa hay; 250 bti. more or less, corn; 1% tons of baled straw; 15 hu more or less, wheat and rye; 125 bu. of soy beans; 5% hu of little nd e!i>v<-i -e«-i| 116 lbs. timothy seed. 4% bu of Hybrid seed corn; 1 bu pop corn FARM MACHINERY—AII Like New One McCormick 12disc drill: fertiliser and grans seeder; one 14-<IL McCormick-Deerlng Little Genius breaking plow, one 7 ft. McCormickDeering heavy disc; McCormick Ib-erlng cultlva'or for F-2" or 30; one McCormiek-Deerlng hay load* t: on> Universal 7-ft. power mower will fit any traetor; one Case fertilizer corn planter; one rotary hoe; Me-Cormh-k-Deerlng sid< delivery rake: 6" tooth wood frame harrow; two | rubber tired wagons, with 60(>516 tires; one grain bed; one hay rack; one old trailer with good 450x21 ’ires; one extra good trailer with 600 x 16 tires; one old wagon with rack, one good rubber tired wheetluirrow; one double shovel plow; one single shovel plow; one set of 7 wing shovels for cultivator; one Bradley single disc; one McCormlrk-Deertiig manure spreader. HOUSEHOLD GOODS One good black and white range. Indianapolis Queen, one round oak dining table, two rquarc tables; one kitchen table; one ihree-piect living room suite; xldeboatd, three wood iH-dsteads: three mattresses; ktlchen chairs; rocking chairs; 2 dressers; leather davenport; ons antique cupboard; two table lamps and stands; one 9x12 nig; one 9x12 Axminsler rug; one 12x16 carpet; 9x12 carpet: 9x12 rug; few throw rugs; some can fruits; one electric washing machine; good drop-bead sewing machine. MISCELLANEOUS Six Individual hog houses; one winter hog fountain, hog feeders; hog 'roughs; stock tank, tank heater, one emery wheel; one spark plug tiro ptimp; 125 ft of new ’» In. hay rope, 5u ft. or % in. rope; one *et of one-two block and tackle with new ropes; one sinxb* wire stretcher; sledge; wedges: cross-cut saw; two hand saws; two gas drums: one kerosene tank; two heavy log chains; one garden plow, hoe* and rakes; hay forks; scoop shovel; 10(t, mote or less, feed end grain sacks; milk buckets and strainers; larg< sausage grinder and laid press; one cream separator. No. 3; McCormick Drerlng cow chains; one .22 repeating rifle with one Ito* of shells; two kerosene brooder stoves; 35-30 gal. of Ito-Vis motor oil: 20 H>*. pressure grease; one 10x14* insnlat<d brooder house; one lot of new and used lumlier; 2" rods, more or less, of heavy H-in. stave fence, and sawed cedar posta; few seasoned locus corner posts; one set of harness; one 24-In. new horse collar, never used; one 19-In collar; other harness and junk; one electric motor; good rubber tired lawn mower; one bunch of hay slings. TERMS <’ASII JAMES RUNYON, Owner Ellenberger Bros., Auctioneers Lunch will be served.

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