Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 71, Decatur, Adams County, 23 March 1944 — Page 5

RSOAY, MARCH 23,1944.

Irkel Reports report of local 'S FOREIGN MARKET. •- far ■hnETT. MURRAY A CO. a ii kind* of ll»««teck •* IKatur. Brrna, Crslgvllls, .nd Willshire rttelvod svsry W 12:80 P- ntCorret ted March ■ sio 1 r w I ss ■ 1S " lbs It 25 ■ ltu 0 76 H 90 Pm». 1° ‘5 ■ Lo lbs wo ° ■ 550 ■ 12.25 V I"'-"' !!" I ' ’i« ■hole.ale egg ano ■dultry quotation. s Furnished by Bleti Egg A Poultry Co., Phono 150 Corrected .Man II 23. ■ jai-p' while «W 28t ■ large brown eggs. £ ■m egg. *« ■rn broilers sod fryers..— 21c hens —2oc ■ springers 2tc ■costers 20c ■rn bens . -—lB c ■osiers and stagslsc ■ ducks white——— 18c ■Chicago livestock Bag.., Mar. 23 — (UP) — ■udi: ■. -.ilalih' receipt* 11.0490. ■t !<> to 13 cents higher ■nd . !>.>!<<• 190 to 35" I ■n ! I "5 'op 14 I", good and ■ jgo to 1M» pounds 12*5 to ■ ri<aratn. complete. ■b ataMi- receipts 4,500; ■ mh) Market irregular; ■ ui.d . h.iice fed leers and ■ig> sti'.iig t<> 15 cents high- ■ active common and med Kiel. 15 to 25 c uts lower, ■rictly choice steers; top ■ yearlings 16.26; bulk ■tn 15 75. ex<e«eive supply ■in and medium grad.* 12.25 ■..? lleiters very scarce, ■s fam at 13.5'1 down; .aid ■y < hoh >. lo’ 16 "<l. Colisid- ■ weekend demand for good ■one mra'y feeders at 13.50 1.5” thin stoakers 11.5" to ■;i alabie receipts 6.‘"H>. ■t leady to strong. Deck ■ and cbolcc fed wooled west-1 ■mb- hi 3" moderately sortBuaii lot uniformly gu >d and ■ ted woolcd westerns held ■'.’. and lightly above; some ■a id i holer natives It* 35 with ■ sorted >ut at 100 discount; Buad- largely good fed We-t-■l6 25; thro- decks medium ■good 16 00; few common ■- d»wn to 12-50. fcRT WAYNE LICESTOCK ■' Wayne, Ind.. Mar 23—(ll'i ■stock; ■-. market 15 23c higher; 2"0B»- 11l 225 250 lbs., 813.85; B" lb.-. 811,50; 330-400 lbs.. ■ : 180 200 lbs 113.85; 160-184) ■13.75 150-160 lbs. 112; HoB* . 11l 75. ISo-Ho lbs.. 1115"; B" lbw. 111.25; lUG-120 lbs.. ■*». 113 30; spring lambs, B- ytarlingw. 112; ewoe. »750 lOIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK ■iaiMjMilis Mar 23. - (l l’t — ■to-k ■s. salable receipts, 7,ooo; let fairly active, sows steady; ►' lbs 15c higher than bulk I Wednesday. 100 159 lbs., »‘t|i high time Wednesday: IJ3 lbs , 114414 15; 275 lbs . hl' 813.96-813.95; 100-159 lbs.. ■325. sows mostly 813.13F’” salable receipts. 60": calh l ’" market generally active, f and heifers strong, uiw* unPF higher, sealers steady; few L keers. 415415 5"; two load* f* 814.50; common and medr «1-50-814; few choice heif■la. bulk 811413.50; good beef > »'«’ly 812-813; common and r ßm cauuere and cutI 86-89; vealers at 816 top. kOCAL GRAIN MARKET | BURK ELEVATOR CO Corrected March 23. ■*as sublet to ebaagw L . during Op. 'TV*’ dwlisurod at Moeatoe. » WMea ‘ 1 R ’< WbMt I w | Cora .. 1 M *Sor ■eons IM » ««y Bum. i m ’ <*MO. 324 b mut 15 ** — 2 00 -M par IM lum. UA *bm.

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED * ADVERTISING RATES | Minimum for first Insertion 30* | One Time, Per WordlJ4e | Additional Insertions Per Word, Per Day If | I . Card of ThankaW< | Obituaries Verses Reeolu tlone-- 81 I Menus, run menu style ßl | Notices Cap Hoads, 8-pt body 50* | (12 picaa deep, one column) I ♦ ♦ FOR SALE FOft SALE —Complete line of wfr ; Ing supplies and fixtures. L'hrlck Bros. Phone 360. 40-ts t'OR SALE — Garden lots for food and fun, near G. E. 865 or 85 monthly. Good building lots with abstracts in all sections from 8175 cash. Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 35-ts! FOR BAH'— Brooder house.*, big line to choose from. Immediate delivery. Geneva Hatcheries, E. C. Stucky, Phone 156 Geneva, lud. 37-ts for-Salm —LTd.Tr Hack coney i dyed fur coat, size 40. Price 835 ’ Willow Camp g 7"-4t FOR SALE -- three-day obi male Jersey calf. Bucket broke Junior Ray, three miles east of Monroe. k 7t.-3tx FOR SALE -eietond "B" Alto Saxophone; York gold. 238 W Madison. Oscar Teeple. 69-3tx FOR SALE — Baby chicks now hatching. Pullorum tested, AAA quality, bred for heavy egg produc- 1 tion. Order your broiler chicks for layers now. Open each evening i except Wednesday evenings. Model ‘ Hatchery, Monroe. Ind. Phone 84. 1 3')5-tf FOR SALE —N‘i< <• M-ven room hmi.” ': at south edge of city. Built-in cupboards. New forced air furnace flood roof. Could be duplexed for 8200. Needs 8200 re|talrs. Fruit, berries, garage. Two extra lots. I Immediate possession. Bob Heller. 1 A Good Realty Service. Phone 870 k 69 St I — ■ Foil SALE 2 .-.indent. \mu-t Wor'hman. Prtdile Phon ■ 71-3 IX Foil SALE Guernsey row. with calf by aide Ferd Klenk. Arnold ■ Klealt Ph.»n- 463 89-M FOR SALE !>■ ■ nut i 8 approved Pullorum tested I III! kK. L< ghorn eotkereU 2*4< Sp« ial this week, s<h> white Rock and swt Bari- , ed Rock cockerel chicks, liecatur Hat, h< . y I'lioik l!'7 • ■ I' F<tß SALE Start - d <bn kv White Roik, 600 White Leghorn baby chicks. Special clearance price. Mrs. Georgia Gage, Monroe I phone g 69-3 t FOR SALE - G" -. I ! ■ Guernsey cow. PboRC 986 J. John V. Walters. ?Htl FOR SALE A Real .Money Making Making CAW. with beer and wine license Phone 174, .Midwest Realty Auction Co., Dec itur. Indiana. 70-31 H)Ii~SALE -Broun' *»i- heifer with calf by side. Fnd Nuerge I'ii mile *i»t I 1 :- mile north of Tocsin. 7oc!tx SALE 1941 ”iTnl'T ~i»” door luxury liner d< luxe, low mileage, five good tires. Will lake 1936 or 1937 car in trade. Phone 7973. 7<*-k4u HSf SALE ' Royartypewn 1 ' . go<»d condition. 223 N. Ninth. 7t» g3tx ] RjiTWALE 3l~ Ko. j.' ..: covers, good fires- 2 miles west and 84 mile south eouth Monroe. Harry Bollinger. 7»-3'x Foil - SA4.E - OR - FiiABE - 1911 Shevrolct Upeciai deluxe H’l" Chevrolet inaslei deluxe 1939 Chevrolet uia.cer deluxe. 19.1* Chevrolet master deluxe. 1937 Plymouth tko ■ door, trunk, reliable trauspurtaition good tires. Phone 973. Fred Buscbc 71-tt3t* FOR SALE Gc uuiue ttuiimM* Bo* Springs only 81293 while they ( last. Arnold 4 Kh-nk. ''’-It , FOR SALE — l"*in< h Lets burr-mill, good condition. Wilbur Seeking. 144 miles north Preside 7«-3tX , FOR S.U-E 6 foot Dec ring bind' r. Blackhawk corn planter. John Deer hay loader 2 year <>l<l • u,r ' -1 geldtnz Page MKch. 5'4 miles . ” ’ of Beratur. 70g3 X , —— I «•» 95ST4TK ar.« SwU< • i» 4»”iel.v Sl*." I " C* 4H»r». heir- I. Sal.’ M-mner. ins--- <1 • • • ' "• ■ tn lb- A.l»’'’ Cli* ult » -ur' '. ; j il»di.4»i». •* , .. April. t »11. »nd ’’ »hv th. Fh <l J<*t'l’ 'c"' -h..ui.l no’ '* aWr«‘.'> h-irc -re .. .Uf«.i » I'.’" '7;. I ,- i> -h ■ I ‘ , ■ , «L - M. « . „ frMw tn a t»ood Town - DeeoW* ' H. K- PAKKISH. M. I>. Pb/S'can and Sucgeo" Room 5—K. of C. Eidg Office Houru: IC.K ta U X : X ta 300 Office phona 78. Rc»'«"*‘

WANTED SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING — All makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. Boardman's, 445 South First. 27tx WANTED—Radios to repair. Uhrlck Bros. 261-ts APPLIANCE SER VICBP We repair all makes of sweepers, washers, lamps and other electrical appliances. Phone 463. Arnold * Klenk b 8-ts MALE HELP M INTED Road brakemen. Availability slati-inent necessary. Apply trainmaster's office. Erie Railroad, Huntington. Indiana. 70btf WANTED - Modt-Tn oFsemi modern home for rent. References, bonded lease. Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 43-ts. WANTED - Sewing machines. We buy and sell machines. Boardman's. Phone 411. 52-27tx WANTED Roof and chimneys to fix. painting to do. John Haiwbman. Willshire, Ohy>. Call Clarl Willshire phone. 70-k4tx WANTED —HemstiicEing and buttonhole making. Mrs. Boardman. 115 BMth First 27tx WANTED TO RENT - ““Modern house by May Ist. No children. Phone 602. A. M. Anker. 66-TF MISCELLANEOUS FREE ESTIM'V FES for roofing, sTTing and John Manville rock wool insulation. Saves fuel, spells comfort. health, security. Boardman Phone 411. 27t FARMERS ATTENTION Wu“rP move dead Dorset, cows, hogs, otc Decatur phone 2000. We pay al) phone charge*. The Stadler Pro ducts Co. 15-ts iIOOFING,”SIDING We carry”! complete line of Celotex roofing, siding aud iiisula’ion. Call us for free estimate. We apply. Arnold & Klenk. 46-ts o FOR RENT FOR RENT 200 acre farm known as Elston Farm. I mile west of Willshire Ohio If interested Allen Lomont, Route 2. New Haven Ind.. 3’i miles cast of New Haven on 17. S. 30. 66-61 F<»R REN I' 1 ’ large “fuinhhed room equipped for light house k-tqiiug Imludiux electric refrigerator. 222 N Fourth. 71-g3t □— — CARD OF THAfvKS We wish to sincerely thank ail our friends and n irhlxir*. Rev. Feller and everyone who so kindly .in-isted u during th*- shknenw and death of <>ui moth* r. Mi Evey Hackler. Mr. -nd Mr Clm..cs .M< yei» Special Services And Meetings Os Churches In Area JWOBk tCIMKSkW ■|'|f / oWf BjffTy ||fß ‘ r East Liberty U. B. 'A pr«-Easter evangelistic in- etmg will open Sunday at th* E.h-i Lib' ity l uit'-d Brethren <hurvh S< ivh • *lll b‘ held iam evening ai » oi l > k until E ister Sunday The pa-tor. Rtv. Paul W. Garner, will conduct the services. MT. VESUVIUS AREA (Continued From I'aas l» j.ihi" """ i iil'ii ya d- of lava, smoke .did a h Imu.ly »:un- Saturday A* the situation grow mon ominou*. King Vlelm Emmanuel visited Ibe sceue. Viewing lhe sites of tin- lava-ruined town* of San S« iMriiaiio and Massa tn Somma. In- *.«id the pu s* 111 eru|Hion seem* much worse than the oue hi witiK-.i*'<l in 19"t>. - o CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat. 81.73'6; July. 81.69%; Se pt . Sl.«9’e V »••• - 8168'4 Oats. May. *l T * asked; July. 79 a-k'd: Sept. ,75%-*k: Dec., .75% bid Meric K •»» mvi. Mrrr4.»;»«:* r <>i t;M » »»: *<«. 3*'» .Xi>;,-»- i ini'M ghiu to the - *• | •IH-ii .h< >t on-l !’•< ' - "f J--li it .tr-> ~> i- -- • -■• t . . t-|.< i h> ts ■ (lain- c’im li’ C'uurt. li’ld *• t»»- • .aluf. ! f»'iiußii«*. oil th< dl 41 ly vs April. IM< .. I -h-.w ■ ts ■•••*. nhv th- Fl" it S 'tli-nicnt A" ,ulwHn *li» •►titi <*f -ml di • i<« *<t -Jiotilil c>t I- >ppr--*--l o-l ii-1 i»irw are n-.tlfp-’i t” He " m-l thnniahi pr-•» •<< l.ni-'i: -nd te-m !l,.tr -li tri'.'iH*. uliar- -. Vl-rtlii I. !■-•*r>>i-«>i A’lie-lnlatrator IweHawa lir Vw— A l»r M . • •; N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS 6.30 to 11:30 12:30 to 6:00 SatorUaya. 8:00 p. m. Ttlsphone IM Eyas E*aniinsd Giaaaaa Fitted

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Mo°s of the Moment BY UNCLE 808 of the Kraft Dairy Farm Service

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If you want to buy h-cd on a scienlific financial basis, you ought to get acquainted with “Belinda’’, tlie wonder cow. (“Belinda” is the pen name used by dairy experts at Michi gan State College.) In addition to being an accomplished letter-writer. “Belinda” now proves herself a mathematical whiz. She has dcvelotved a device that automatically tells the comparative price values of feeds for dairy cow* when such fw-d« are used in a balanced ration. All you need i a ruler to tell whether the price of a feed is t<x> high. "0.K.." or a bargain. To secure this device.write t<> Michigan State College. Dairy Extension. East Lansing Michigan • A-k for the I Xairy News Letter for October-November, 1013. Now that we've talked about your calf's mother, let's talk about hi* fodder. Point bin the government’sß-point program for more milk production i- the raising of calve* with less milk. By stattmg calves on grain and hay at 2 weeks of age and by using home mixed or approved calf meals, tlie whole-milk feeding i»riod can be hortemd ami mon mill, can be sent t<> market For practical help on this subject, write tin Agricultural Extension Service. I niversity of Nebraska, Lincoln. Nebraska • It will also lx- worth your while to send lor I nculars 32i> and 308, issmdby the College of Agriculture University ol U wcutuui- Madison, Wisconsin.* \\ ell, I always say a calf is just one thing after an udder. Speaking of uddcis, there seems to f* more mastitis garget. mammitis) about than ever before. So don't lie too sure that some of your cows aren't infected The safe thing to do istocheck right now with thybtomol ix .i stripeup. It your veterinarian i* equip;* '! toruna W hiteside or Hotis test, so much the better lk*ih Missouri and Wisconsin liave lxx*klct*oii this subject. Write for Circular 385. Agricultural Extension Service, University of Mis-<>un. Columbia. Missouri. Write the Extension Ser vice ol the College oi Agriculture, 1 diversity of Wisconsin. Madison, W iM-otisin.’ for theirSfiecialCircular on preventing mastitis. W hen you took at the 1944 milk production goal of 102'6 oser 1943, it looks pretty difficult.

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But all the reasons why it can't be done look very small compared to just one reason why It must be done. That reason is that your country needs rhe milk and the products made from it. and a good share of it is needed for your sons and relatives in the service. Nebraska estimates that cattle grub* are a $50,000,000 put. If your cows are afflicted with them, you're paying part ol this bill. This is a good time of the- year to get nd of them and your Uncle Bob suggests that you write right away for Extension Circular 1527. Agricultural Extension Service. University of Nebraska. Lincoln. Nebraska.* It would also tie a g<xxj idea to write Mississippi State College, State College. Mississippi,* fix Circular 123 on this same subject, in this circular Mi"i**iiq>i also points out tliat it is time to nd your cattle of internal parasites and gives suggestions for treatment. I'm always a little amazed when I run into a dairy farmer who is trying to battle out his problems all by himself. So much wasted effort and money, too, could be saved, it he would write to our State College ot Agriculture. Ei|*rrimento have been conducted and literature is available on almost any subject you can think of. The combined talent and experience of many capable men is available lor the asking, so why not ask? If you liaven't got * tot age space fix all the silage you'd hkc to plan txi liaving Ou* summci, you'll be interested in a circular from the State College of Washington. This circular tell* how you can expand your storage space with stack-trench silos. The circular has a set of diagram* and vxnplete instructions fix building stack trench silo* according to the amount of silage you will want to store Ask fix Extension Cir* ular sb, State College of Washington. Pullman. Washington.* Texas alto has a g**xl bulletin on tin** subject Witte for Extemkm Bulletin B-84. Agriculture and Meihamcal College of Texas. College Station. I exas.* For fodder news, listen in. *NOlli Tlte«e It vwoSy o St cke*e« lor pompMoH itivoS IO non-roxtdon*i of Mot