Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 42, Number 215, Decatur, Adams County, 11 September 1944 — Page 5

■nDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1944.

irkel Reports Ki V report of local ■d FOREIGN MARKIT* .NETT, MURRAY 4 CO. K. .11 kind* livestock •» BELtur. Bern*. Cruiffvilto, ■ and Willshirs JL,t O ck rscslvsd every day J until 12:30 p. m. H CorrecUd Sept. 11. K in lbs 112.75 jto lbs 13.25 K 160 ibs — 13 ' 5 K l*o lbs 11 20 K 21" lbs H 40 K 3vO ibn - 13.60 K 400 lbs -— 13-50 K.. 13.00 ■ 11 00 ■ (choice) .. 14.50 K. 13.00 ■ ‘ 4.00 | WHOLESALE COO ANO I .TRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by ECATUR PRODUCt CO. Phone 300 Cor recit'd Sept. 11. ,n» broiler* and fryers— 23c r bens L—....... 21c r fryers 28c r sprlngera — irn bens 17c josters and stags.—.— 14c OCAL GRAIN MARKIT IURK ELEVATOR CO I Cm recti d Sept. 11. I Beans subject to change I during day. •rices delivered at elevator. 11 Red Wheat 1143 ■ 2 Red Wheat 143 11 Yellow Corn 1.80 11 Soy Beans — 1.00 ■2 Soy Beane ... 1.86 I Seed 2.00 I 1.00 I drain: .81 per bushel leu. I Cora: .04 per IM toea. lab. sane. I CHICAGO LIVESTOCK kuaeu Sept. 1! — (UP) — •A I—Livestock: |Mt: 10.000; active; fully Kdy complete clearance today; It and choice 150 to 240 lbs. B. weights over 246 tbs., and II and choice sown 14.00; few ■kun to choice 120 to 140 Iba. ■ to 14 50. ■tile 20,000; calves: 1300. I steers and yearlings steady ■ cents lower; bulk fat steers b to 17.75; top IM.3S paid for 7 Macailng 131 C The.; grass heifI steady Io weak; beet 17.10; ■ cows 25 cents lower at 8.50 112. W mostly; moderate supply ■ anil choice western cows b» to 1; io. < aimers and cutters ■paratlvi'ly scarce; steady at B down bulls very draggy bdy to 25 cents lower; weighty Is Iti.oo to 12,00 mostly pracF top heavy sausage bulls F vealera steady at 15.50 pa; common and medium stockI scarce, steady; others slow. M P*>: 3.8 M; spring iambs Bdy to strong; early sales, good Ichobe natives 14.00 to 14.35; l*ks just good Idaho aud MonIl spring lambs 14.00 straight: M and choice western lamlnt •*“' load medium and good *o« 13.50 sorted 40 bead; shorn » 3.W to 5.00. fORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK fori Wayne. Ind.. Hept. 11 — Pi—Livestock: tojs: market steady. 160 to 'lbs 14.70; 240 to 400 lbs. *• 150 u> 160 14.5(1; 140 to 1 *•- 14.25; 130 to 140 lbs. *'• 128 to 131) tbs. 13.75; 100 IS l ’ lbs. 13.50. toughs 13.50; stags 11.00; male t» 4.50; calves 15.50; spring ”* 14.00; yearlings 10.00; M*d ewes 4.50. “•DIANAPOLIB livestock MianaixiUa. Hept. 11 — (I p) '°9)—Livestock: ** steady; 12« to 340 i 1440; above 240 tbs. 14.05; k» Hi tbs. 13.75 to 14.00; good 1 choice sow, 14 (M) tj , |4 0| . -Mile 1.300; calves 7*o; steers heifers about steady; cows t loads good and choice •r» 17.25 to 17.50; around 3 “» mostly good 18.25 to 16.6.'.; t u M(mk| | |M ) t(> I6M . "heifers mostly good 15.75; ''wn to | UW KOO< | 950 u .. ,li '‘* llu " l “ nd E'mml beef o s'n ,IS * : ,nlu ”’ V»mz* to 9.50; canners mostly k « «'»•; wafers steady, top *h*'ip spring lambs fully 7- f *w choice lanlijs. 14. RP. good and cboipe‘l3.oo to 125 t^ OIUW ° U “**’ 800 CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Dec. Sill July W- s ** 7 HSi 5T S7l <- *• July. HH Baked

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f— LOCAL CLASSIFIED I ADVERTISING RATES Minimum for first Insertion 30« * One Time, Per Weed 1/h | Additional Insertions Per Word, Per Day if i i Card of Thanka 60f | Obituarloe, Verses, Resolutions si | Menus, run menu stylo S1 | Notices, Cap Heads, 8-pl body 60< ■ (13 pleas deep, one column) | Insertion Deadline Copy must be !n office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. FOR SALE FOR fiALK—Complete lino of wiring supplies and fixture!. Übrlck Broi. Phone 380. 40-ts FOR SALE— Five garden or building lots on lltb street west of Carting Co. 860 each, 85 down, 45 monthly. Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phone 870. 168.tf FOR SALE-Sellers kite hen cabE net, practically new. Child sidewalk scooter Phone 1284. g 215-21 FOR SALE—-Registered Shropshire breeding rams. Good 2-year-old roan horse. T. H. Baltzell. route 4. 215-3tx FOR SALK 40 acre farm home, gooff buildingM. electricity, outaide fruit basement, electricity, 83 fruit trees, rich black soli. Located 7 miles south and its miles west of Bluffton, Ind. John Krummen. 215-31 x DON’T SLIP - on - yoor waxetTor polished floors. Use SurfaceNu on slips or slides or bruises. For sale at Arnold * Klenk. FOIt 44Ai.E--&• room semi-moderu house with two full lots on South •Winchester St. Schwartz Realty Service. Tel. 1398. 214-2 U FOR SALE X'-w iiuil -m i uOim t-. large platform rockers spring filled; special on ma< reuses. Stucky 4c Co.. Monroe, Indiana, phone 84 open evenings except Wednesday. , 212-T FOR SALK”- Kitchen Coal and wood range, used only 2 years. Phone 613-B evenings after 5 p.m. Curtis .Miller. 214t3x FOR SALE IGo ai |.. h , buildings fair; trade for town property. Lee Bell. Willshire, Ohio. 214t3x Foil SAI.E "SfcCormlck Corn husker. fair condition. Lee Bell. Willshire. Ohio. 214t3x TOR - BXLE~tharne whcaT? beardless. reclcaned. Elmer Gerber. 5 miles south Magley. 211-6tx FOR SALE- II ai nw noil, n ady to cut. half mile nurlh Bubo. Frank Johnston, Phone 98U-Q 218-3tx MOR SALK or TllAbt 7^- *A" IMO Ford % ton pick-up truck for a used car or tractor. Excellent condition. good rubber. Floyd Rupert, -route 2, Berne. 7 mllou east and 1% miles north of Bento. u 213-3 IX FOR HALE—Heating stove* now available. selection. Esta'e Heatrolae. Warm Morning Circulators, Kitchen Coal and Wood Range. Htucky A Co.. .Monroe. Indians, phone 84, open evening* except Wednesday. 212-T FOR BALE—Kitchen table and 5 chaiiw, !< x ’.2 rug. chest of drawers, dresser, bed and springs, child’s desk, end tables, cocktail table, floorlamps, mirrors and sofa. 903 North 10th Street, Phone 59< 3 213-3tg Mff'SALE - Moderif house and I garage in .Monroe. Jeff Llechty, Berne, Indiana. 213-a’ltx FbA" SA LF--Immediate poseHSion will be given of five room semimodern home on North Third atri-et. Would make residence within easy walking diMiance to churches, school and stores, or tine office. Boi> Heller. A Good Realty Service. Phone 870.’ 211kt8 FOif HALE -8 piece walnut dining room suite, 3 piece walnut bedroom suite with spring and mattress, 9 by 12 Wilson rug with pad. Universal electric sweeper, M pound tee box, lard press and sauaage grinder. 9 by 10'b Congollan rug Phone 1132. g 314-21 FOR #ALE—I2-7 fertilizer grain drill. One Ann Harbor pick up bailer. Cralgville garage 213-g4t kATIoN FREE I Sundry stove*. , We have ail sizes Htucky A Co., ■Moaroe. Indiana, phone 84. open every evening except Wednesday 212-T FWI HALE"-" Five year old gray home, well broke. Phone 643-11 315-g3t FOE SALK" 2*"giiuge’single barrel .shot gun. shot gun case. 5 boxes abelU 82U. iPhone 789 between 4 6 p'm ' N. A. BIXLER OFTOMETRIBT HCURB: B;30 to 11:30 13:30 to 6:00 Saturdays, *:00 p. m. Te4e*hoiw 188 Ryaa Eaamlnod GlasaM Fitted

FOR SALE -Three day old Swiss bull calf. Ed Miller, mile south of Halem. . 215-gst foil SALE — Girl’s bicycle/ prewar model, with large tires and lights, good as new. Call at Repperl’s cabin No. 1 after 6 p. m FOR SALE -Canaries, young sliig. era. Guaranteed. Two older ones, cheap. Hens. Mrs. Edgar Johnstone, Geneva. g-Hx FOK HALE — acres 46 mile north of 224 on state line. a 215 3tx FOR SALE — Seed ryeFTlmited qauntity. Stiefel Grain Co. Phone 233. 215-lt WANTED WE MAKE covered buttons, do hemstitching and buttonhole making. Mrs. Boardman, 446 South Flnst. 208-25tx SEWING MACHINE-REPAIRING —AU makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. Boardman's, 445 South FlraL 20845a WANTED -Radios to repair. Uhrick Br<» t 361-ts WANTED- - Hay. Call tor prices. Burk Elevator, Decatur and MonToe. g 205-15 t It few A III» |25 to any one localInga six or seven room house for rent. Dr. S. M. Friedjey, 221 8. Third street. 213t3x WAN*fED — Livestock baullng"lo Fort Wayne. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Russell Hoffman. Phone .Monroe 11-G or Lewis Murphy. Pecatur 8792. g 215-24 U WANTED TO Bl’Y- ~l6*guage shot gun. Phone 52. k Itx WANTED -Piano accordions, any make or size. Write Nelson Glantz, 1052 Willard St. Napoleon, Ohio. 213-a6tx WANTED AT - ONI’ET - Practfcai nurse, |9O per month, and plain cook. 880 per month. Colonial Home, Rockford, 0., Phone 66. WANTED—To rent farm. 50-50 or grain rent. Williard Lawrence, Bryant. Route 1. 214t3x WANTTD. To dlp-io.ooo'head of Adams county sheep. Get rid of ticks and lice; improve weight and quality of wool- For dipping appointment write Lorin Glass, care O. V. Dilling, route 2, Decatur. T WANTED — Girl for May stay evenings or ft borne. Good wages- Phone 228 or write P. O. Box 266. 198 ts MISCELLANEOUS rilkt CatIMAVIS ,U. ing and John Manville rock wool insulation. Haves fuel, spells comfort, health, security. Boardman. Phone 411. 2(*8~25tx We~ri move dead horses, cows, bogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts ELECfRiaALTsi PPMIB" Regard lees of your needs in the line of electrical supplies large or small we can supply you. Including wire, fan material to make your own heating ellements, switches, fixtures, etc. Arnold A Klenk. 178-U NEW LOAfTPLAfTin tiSSTtrnn""to our regular farm loans; terms 5 to 35 years at 4% with no expense to borrower. We will make 20 year 4% loans >m tracts from 5 to 40 acres with modern buildings. This is a suburban loan. C. D Lewton. 196-T Birth Crrtiricatr Notfcs I* hereby given that Cliarlottt' l>"ruln MiKliiihhas filad a petition lu the Circuit Court of A'iann County, Indiana, to hava the tltna and place of bar birth determined. Said petition l» Mt for hearing on the iwth day T s i>i<.irilHT. lull, CLYTIE U. IIIOIJINEK Clark of toe Adams Circuit Court 8. pt. 11 NOTICE! All persons interested in the RABBIT SHOW to be held SAT., SEPI\ 30 are asked to attend the meeting TONIGHT, N I’. M. Stiefel Grain Co. North First St. AUCTION SALES Let me help you arrange, advertise and conduct your sale. C HRIST BOHNKE Qualified and Experienced AUCTIONEER Decatur R. 1 Hoagland 'Phone Cali at my tajMttu*. t

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Ration Ca/emfor Processed Foods Blue slaini>s A8 through Z 8 and A5 through L 5. In book 4 good 10 points indefinitely. Tokens may be used tor change. Msata AU red stamps AS through Z 8 and A5 through G 5 in book 4 valid indefinitely for rationed meats, cheese and dairy products. Stamps worth 10 petals each. Sugar Stamp* 30, 31. 32. and 33, la book 4 good tor five pounds indefinitely. Application for additional canning sugar must be sent to board accompanied by one SPARE stamp 37 for each applicant Stamp 40 in book 4 good for 5 pounds of canning sugar. Mioea No. 1 and No. 2 "airplane" stamp in Bcok 3 good for one pair each until further notice. Always present Book 3 when making purchase as stamps are invalid it removed from the book. Gasoline Stamp A-13 good tor three gallons through Sept. 21. B-3 and C-3 and B-4 and C-4 good for 5 gallons ui-til further notice. T (third Qtr.) good for 5 gallons through Sept. 30. E. El and E3 good for 1 gal1< . It, Ri and R 2 good tor 5 gallons. R and Rl not valid at filling ata'ion but consumer may exchange R tor E at bls local board it he wishes to purchase nonhighway gasoline at fiUlng station. A. B. C, D and T coupons are not valid until they have been endorsed in ink, pencil, stamped or printed wPh the automobile registration number and state. Motorists should write 1944 numbers on book and on coupons. Tires Periodic passenger car tires inspections are no longer required, but inspect lun records should be retailed for obtaining supplemental rations and tire replacements. Tire inspection records must be presented with application to get supplemental gas and tire certificates. Commercial vehicle Inspection due every 6 months or every 5,000 miles. B card-holders eligible for Grade I tires providing they can show absolute need to carry on essential activities; however, the boards’ quota will determine bow many. It any. B card holders will actually receive certiflcatss for tires since esch board Is obligated by regulations to issue tires to the most essintlal users first. All A holders may obtain certificates for Grade 3 tires, but only alter they have found tires which may be purchased. Fuel OH Period 4 and 5 coupons valid through Sept. 30 and have the following values: 1 unit, 10 gallons; 5 units. 50 gallons; 25 units, 250 gallons. All change-making coupons and reserve coupons are now good. Fuel oil rations tor 1944-45 heating season now being issued. Period 1 guod immediately. •toves All new heating, cooking andcombination heating and cooking : stoves, designed fur domestic use, tor installation on or above the floor and tor the use of coal, wood, oil, kerosene, gasoline and gas, are rationed. Certificates must be obtained from local buard. Used Fats Each pound of waste fat to good for two meat-ration points. Birth CsrlMsaSs ftotics la hsreby given that 'ma lli'llc Cottrell Hprlnm-r has filed a petition In the Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, to have the time and place of her birth determined. Sold petition l> set for hearing on lie- istli -lay <>f Xeplontliur, toil. CLYDE O. TROUTNEK Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court Kept. 11 o Gas tanks of medium army tanks hold 17.7 gallons, enough for 350 miles of driving.

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing-AN UNEXPECTED GUEST! ~ k’vlb. (Z 1146 <n*w locker onceJgood morning- \ i m Y £l'‘fO#'! ; VlLx heSd ®■TAI' RC ? M I ’ _JLdE- —?>W/ ; * Emu*- (-* iH4. »«« r.J3»Ww, tor, WwU M«. ,ww»U. __, .__ _ S'* 5 A "' BLONDIE IT’S THE BLOODHOUND IN DAISY! By Chic Young ■ | >BLONDIE I LEFIj low, PEAR, HE SAID) [I FhOw\ NO/NO/-y(XJvd c- ,7 PUT SOME BUSINESS I HAD THE WRONG A ABOUT) t'*-jfeU<3OT THEM < £ DOG ON THE 1 (PAPERS ON the HALL DESK-- PAPERS 1 THIS MIXED' •< PHONE/ /WILL YOU GET THEM AND MAYBE 1 ONE?/ YOU'VE GOT \ | ’Rr<3O(read the Figures to me?/ THESE AREVd'W. 7A h-frf V-A 11 > t all r \ I c what he a ■ tvA (wrong J ri(£l \ i I Si fO ®y U& •“ k I ... \l\ ■ s*-i 1 l-*x> 4* •*■« *"■--■ < z yTl.- ,*4? / IWfl jm .yfrrrl? o SoiusUi jtiSsta. y «—• ■ "

* COUNTY AGENT’S * COLUMN ~* ' ** ■■ ■" ■ ' ■■ i 1 Even the tost of the green toi mates should be used this year, tor they are good food—even though they may not have developed all the vitamin values, flavor and “eye J appeal" of full ripe fruit. Some of the best of the green tomatoes may be ripened, but the smaller ones may be used green. ( They can be stewed or scalloped XBTK.E OS' THE US' VHAMMIXh'.n s< Hour, WOl UK Bl II.IIIM. KKAL KSTATK ( NoUce is hereby Klven tha-t the understoneird. Hlirvey It. Mankfey as 1 rust,of Klrkalnd N'.hool Town- ' ship, Adams County, Indiana will offer for sale at public aU' Hon to the highest and le »l bidder nt the location of the folhrwlng described real ( estate on Oetciber S. 1914 iU 1:00 o'clock P. M. ToWit: 1 Commern Ins at the northeast < or- . nor of He. Hon U tn ToWnahto 27 Month of Hauge 13 >Anrt thence J 3 rods and .1 feet west, thence 13 rods 1 and a feel south lheno 13 rials end 3 feet esist. ttieni'C 13 rods nnd 5 feet north to the place of beginning In Adami- ibuisty, Indiana. Together with tin- one story slat--roof brl' k school building located thereon known as the Harger Hrhool House In I.Hstrlct No. 2 and will offer for sale at pubii< auction to the higher and beat bidder nt th* lo.alloh of flic following demribril real estale on Oito-ber S. 19(4 at 2. !'I o'clock 1" M. towlt: Commencing at the southeast i-or-ner of Sei-tlon 3 In Township 27 North of liange 13 East, thence runnl ing nortli IS rods, thence running west 10 rods, thence running south ' IS rods, lhence running 10 rials to the place of beginning. In Adams County, Indiana Together with the one story slate roof brick s< h<sd building l<>. <i-<i thereon known as th-- Peterson A hoot House In lilatrlct No. I. The said buildings and the Maid ! real estate will be sold for nol lees than Awo-thlrda of the full appraised 1 value tfhereof Th. sold buildings and the saiil real estate will hr sold for • asli in hand on the dav of sale. Harvey It Mankey, Trustee lif Kirkland M. hard Township Adams County. Indiana Hept. 11-IM Oct. J —l. —II BIRTH CKHTiriCATK Notice Is hereby given that OUo Star tin has filed a petition In tba Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, to . have the time and place of his birth determined. Said petition la set for hearing on I the IMli day if September. 1941 ■ CLYDE O. TKOUTNER Clerk of the Adems Circuit Court '•I- ’

1 Beginning Sept. 13th our store will he open f WED. - THURS. - FRI. - SAT. OF EACH WEEK ! with a line of Imported and Domestic Wines, Rums, Liquers, Gins 1 j and Whiskies. Colchin Package Liquor Store I. ggEJff l . ll *——■■ ’ AUCTION PURE BRED HOG SALE Sale in Bain. 8 miles South of Fort Wayne on State Road No. 1. tlii'li mile East, or 5'4 milea North of Ossian on State Road No. 1 then Lg inile East. TUESDAY NIGHT, SEPTEiMBER 19, 1944 7:30 P. M.. C.W.T. 50—HEAD QUALITY POLAND CHINA HOGS-50 22 Boars; 3 Sows with pigs; 25 Gilts. If you are looking for easier feeding Polands, don't miss tills sale. Special offer to 4-H Club lioys or girls to Ihhihl Polands. Write tor catalogue. W. A. HENRY -Owner Fort Wayne, 8, Ind., R.R.4 Roy S. Johnson Auctioneer

just like tbe red oms. Fried grueu tomatoes have long been popular—sliced, breaded, and browned in fat. Green tomato pie is another "seasonal" treat. To make It, slice 5 or 6 medium size tomatoes and half a lemon; add 2 tablespoons of water and cook until nearly tender Drain and reaerve the liquid. Mix 1 tablespoon of corn starch with sugar to taste—about % cup. and a little cinnamon and salt. .Mix the tomato liquid, heat, and stir until thickened. Add the tomatoes and a little table fat. Pour tbe mixture into a partially baked pie crust, put on a top sheet of dough, and bake in a moderately hot oven. (375" Fl for about 30 rainutea or until the crust Is golden brown. Deep red or golden yellow tomato prtwerves are a colorful, satisfying treat for any sweet-tooth nays Miss Williams, Emergency War Food Asa’t. Firm, fresh tomatoes o[ either yellow or red varieties may be it* ed for preserves. Wash the tomatoes, dip them Into boiling water, plunge (hem into cold water, remove the skins, and cut them Into pieces of the desired else. For each pound of tomatoes allow three-tourth pound of sugar, aud ont'-fuurth lemon, lliiuly sliced Boil the remainder of th? water with the sugar for 5 minutes to make a sirup. Add the tomatoes, lemon, and the liquid in which the lemon was cooled. Bull until the tomatoes are clear and the sirup somewhat thick. Remove the scum, 'hen pour the preserves lutu hot, sterilized jam and seal. —1 o MARKET* AT A GLANCE By United Press Stocks higher In moderate active trading. Bonds st«ady, U. 8. gove nmenu dull. Cunb stocks irregularly higher. Chicago stocks irregular. Cotton up as much as 85 cento a bale. Wheat up I>4 cents a bushel; oats up 11b; rye up 2% barley up IV Chicago livestock; hogs active,

fully steady; cattle steady to easier, sheep steady to strong.. ( T" "SiJH

PUBLIC AUCTION EVENING SALE I will aeil at Public Auction on my farm 5H miles South and 2<4 miles East of Willshire. 0., or 114 miles North and 2% miles East of Chattanooga, 0.. or I’4 miles South and 4’4 miles West of Rockford. O. Wednesday, Sept 13, 1944 Commencing at 7 P. M. E.W.T. 40— HOLSTEIN BRED HEIFER*—4O This is an oustanding herd of fine huge Holstein heifers ail bred to good Holstein Bull. They will begin freshening first of December; Holstein Bull 18 months old. 40—RIDING HORSES A PONIES—4O Spots, Palominos, Buckskins, Roans. Raya A Sorrels. All well broke. Age from 2 to 7 yrs. old. Extra gixxl breeding quarter horse and Thoroughbred. 2 registered American saddle mares Sorrel and Bay. 5 Western saddles. 20 gauge Winchester pump gun and shells. TERMS—CASH. John H. Myers, Owner Roy 8. JohnsOn—Auctioneer. E W. Baumgartner—Clerk. Truck will be available. Public Auction WELL IMPROVED 110 ACRE FARM Saturday, Sept. 16 at 1:30 P. M. LOCATION: I miles East and 1 mile South of Decatur, Indiana. Or. I mile North and ’h West of Bobo, Indiana. DESCRIPTION: Good Six Room House, hasenient, garage aiia,h,.«l Hard and soft water in the house LARGE BANK HARN with Straw Shed Double Corn Crib. Chicken House and other buildings. PRESSURE SYSTEM provides water in barn, feed lots, chicken house and pasture. Electric Lights in alt buildings. 25 Acres Blue Grass pasture, balance under cultivation This farm is extra well drained and fenced. The owner has produced a lot of livestock on this farm and lias carried on extensive feeding operations for many years In addition to this the- faint has been well limed. Properly farmed and rotated and Is in >3 high state of cultivation. AN ATTRACTIVE FARM HOME. Ideally Ixxated on a Good Road and Is in a Good Progressive community. TERMS —15% day of sale, balance upon delivery of good title when possession will be given. Darrell Clouse, Owner J. F. Sanniann—Auctioneer. C. W. Kent—Sales Manager Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co., | Decatur. Indiana. SALE CALENDAR SEPT. 12—Homer Blume. 6 miles northeast of Fort Wayne on St. Joe road. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT. 13- John Myers, 1«4 mile south and 41i miles west of Rockford Ohio. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT. 14— Glen White. Adm sale. 5 miles south, 14 mile west of Will shire, Ohio. 50 acre farm. 17 acre farm. All personal property. Roy 8. Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT. 14—Dr. W. E. Smith, 3'4 miles Northeast of De< atur, Ind., or 14 mile East cf Union Chapel Church; Pure Bred Hoiste-ins and Farm Equipment. J. F. Sanmann, auctioneer. | SEPT. 15- Jacob B. Steiner, 2 miles west. 1 mile north of Berne. Country home, 2 acres, household goods. Jeff Liechty, auct SEPT. 15—Stetler f urniture Co.. Willshire, Ohio. Continuation Sale of New and Used Furniture. J, F. Sanmann, Auctioneer SEPT. 16 DARREL CLAUSE. 110 Acre Farm. Livestock and personal property, 4 miles East of Decatur. J. F. Sanmann. aucL SEPT. 18—John Mastenbrook, 3 miles South of Kalamazoo. Mich It'd Acre farm, Modern improvements, and Pure Bred Brown Swiss Dairy Herd. J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. SEPT. 18 —Wm. Ohler, 2 miles east of Decatur, 70 acre farm and personal property. Roy S. Johnson, auctioneer. SEPT. 19—Catherine E. Burk, Admrx., Joe Burk, 2’4 miles east and % mile north of Pleasant .Mills. Farm sale. Lester W. (Bud) Suman, auctioneer. SEPT. 19- Russel Malott, 4 miles South of Warsaw. Indiana on No. 15, 300 acre farm and all personal property. J. F. Sanmann, auct. SEPT. 20—Charles Boring, 1% miles East of Pleasant Mills, Indiana. Livestock and personal property. J. F. Sanmann, auct. SEPT. 21 Homer W. Yore. 2', miles Northeast of Pleasant Mills. Ind. Improved 120 Acres J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer SEPT 32- Jesse Stamm. Charles Stamm. 4 miles Northwest of Kewanna. Ind.. 150 acre and !*><» acre farms, modern improvements, and Large Dairy Herd. J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. SEPT. 23—Showlay Park, Bruce Lake. Kewanna. Ind.. 10 acre lake shore property, two modern homes, cottages, boats, etc. Completely equipped recreation park J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. SEPT. 27—J. J. J. Moser Heirs. 3’4 miles west. 1 mile north of Berne. 160 acre and 80 acre farms, livestock, implements. Jeff Liechty, auctioneer.

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