Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 31, Decatur, Adams County, 6 February 1945 — Page 5

TO**- FEBRUARY 6,1945.

Bet Reports ’nA/Ulf HtFORT Ul ‘ ‘- u<iAL iSaroREIGN MARKETS for .jgM&j&TT, MURRAY « CO. gH kind* of livestock at . :^H£r , Berne, Cralgviile, "Sand Willahira gdSck received every day Kitil 12:30 p. m. J|SKg t , aud uo commission Phone 301 fAn te<i February 6. >g o 408 l'>s 1110 it; to 3 i4n ° i,', ,w> fIW lbs - 100 to 1S lbs 13.00 *£ tft M« lb* 4 ?/ ■ 13.50 -’ SiUaS 1150 700 ■ Weata'Boh--) 16.00 - STOCK YARDS I Phone 101 < ted February 0. 160 W’4|o lbs $14.50 *1 150 to fibs 14.40 110 to 140 l**’- 13.7.> P 13 75 stanT2 11,75 Malo wfe l ' ’ 16 00 yKraS 14 oo Eweaffi • 000 ■ per head yardage. Alesale egg and pBEtRY QUOTATIONS W Furnished by lOMpUR PRODUCE co. Phone 380 Birvted February 6. ‘-feJL • 31c brfiObroilerß and fryers— 23c 24c H«7jßers -—2 B c HMTlpfr'inger* — 2Sc - 22c 3:a -Bera and stags 14c B {■ml grain market Bk elevator co. ( February 6. • '• -^B s subject to change I during day. delivered at elevator. ;;s s^o,.JEd Wheat $1.66 41 No. 2*d Wheit 1.65 and Old Corn 1.60 Sov Beans 2.04 S 3 1944 if 2 Soy Beans 2.10 ill% < Beans 2.16 . Oats 77 ' EBB 2.00 ' _ __ 1.00 . .03 per bushel less. 1 ;3®il 04 per 100 lees. I f.o b. farm inßnapolis livestock itaß Infnpolis. Feb. 6 — (UP I — u--t-slock: steaqßpi to 100 lbs. 14.80; 100 l " H H0 13.50 to 11.80; sows ’.. H> to 14.05. iti)| OflKs.000; calves 700; steers 1 a and about steady; cows >t» firrei ’Bod and choice steers mostly 1 ... and-^S 1 16.50; load choice 060 o « 3 >s ''sW h most medium and good ral) heifenß2.so to 15.00; medium aatl Boe cows 11.00 to 13.50; wttaSfc.; common 8.25 to 10.75; cutnsri* s.oo down; vealers 50 .at I, lambs strong to ,?js bulk good and choice : .7 tl 16.50; 'most medium to da-few ewd 13.50 to 15.50. wBICTi "I P ® WAYNE LIVESTOCK Jfil ted.’ Feb. 6 — ' ’■''stock:' market steady. Io 4h9 .-t,,..! 11.70; 150 to IGIT lbs. HWO® to 150 lbs. 14.25; 130 14,f1f1: 120 to 130 Ibs ' 10 120 ,bs - I: ’’-50. ' 13 75, idags 12.00; male 1‘00; lambs 15.75; ewgiftr,. ?7 S|lC*GO LIVESTOCK rigsß" Fcb - G — < Ul ’> ~ k‘ BWBH'ivestock: Huwt 12.000; active, fuljy ,iilal ld choice barrows '‘"' Be 8 I( ’ n tbs. and up 14.75, lighter weights scarce; a Uh to 160 lbs. 14.25 to :::BHBo 011 a, 'd choice sows all good clearance. 13,000; calves: 1,000; B d choice fed steers and weak to 25 cents low- - I'-'H': little above 16.25. and medium gra d e weak; largely steer ’ in jflfe 14.00 to 16.00; heifers ‘KtiCtiJ* 16.25; cows anti bulls s,ead y: most bulk beef ' ,( » 13.00; good cows lo 15.00: cutters 8.50 stea( ly with weighty : J . offerings 13.50; vealers 9.000; no good and ,'^^t n! bs sold early but und- ' OnR; ' oa<4 ' ot Colorados : al 16.65; lower grade loi’fiß* 11 ' Y ea >'lings fully steady; , to mostly good fed ' iOa<l ® oo ’' an<l v, wice 11. odd | ot na ti ve B o BIADE in DECATUR —

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum for Srot Inoortlpa 30f Ono Tima, Per Ward—, . 4144, Additional Inaortlone Pot Word, P*r Bay. - 1< Every other day Inaertlona, double the rate (per word) U Card of Thanka ans Obltuarlee, Varaea, Reaolutiona..,, , „„ 11 Mentis run menu atylo— S1 Notlcea, Cap Head*, S-pt body 50f (12 ploaa deep, one column) ♦ ♦ Insertion Deadline Copy must be m office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. FOR SALE FOaTiALE—Complete line 6t wiring supplier and fixtures. Uhrick Bros Phone 860. 40-ts less of your needs in the line of electrical supplies, large or small, we can supply you, including wire, heating elements, switches, fixtures, etc. Arnold & Klenk. 226-ts FOR SAL&—7 room modern house, 3 bedrooms upstairs, one bedroom downstairs. Located ne vr business dietrict. Walter J. Bockman, Phone 3. g 4-ts FOR SALE — Wheat Straw? - Wm. Reichert, Monroe. 9t27x FOR SAL£ —’T room all modern house in Monroe. Hard and soft water plumbing, built in cupboards, nearly new furnace, well located, close to school and church. Swartz Realty Service. Phone 1398. g 22-ts FOR SALE — Coppies and Shepherds; young Fox dogs and many other breeds of dogs and puppies. Harry Reed, 1 mile north and 1 mile east of Bluffton, Ind. Craigville Phone. 27-6 t FOR SALE - 3 day old Durham Heifer calf. Gust Koenemann Preble Phone. 28-3tx FOR SALE —Spotted Poland China Male hog. weight about 250 lbs. C. F. Rayl, Decatur R. 6. 29-3tx FOR SALE—Two Guernsey calves, one heifer and male week old. Elmer Lautenschleger, Phone 697T. a 29-3tx FOR SALE—Berautifill Building Lot on N. 3rd St. 80 Foot Frontage, ateo two nice Building lota on Mercer Avenue.” Bob Heller—Vl Good Realty Service Phone 870. 29-ts FOR SALE —Delco "light plant with new batteries. Two 32-volt motors. Joe L. Isch, one mile east of Vera Cruz. b 30-3 t FOR SALE — McCormick-Deering tratcor planter with fertilizer attachment, like new. Will Michaels, Jr., route 1, Monroe. a 30-3tx FOR SALE — McCormick-Deering 10-20 tractor, good condition; Oliver 14-in. tractor plow. Theo Ewell, Preble Phone. 30-3 lx FOR SALE^-—'Baled, mixed hay. Mrs. Grant Owens, 5 miles southwest Decatur. Phone 615-A. 30-4 tx FOR SALEI936 Chevrole-i from private o.wner. &28 Stevenson street. 31glt FOITSALE—2"r6w - IHC coni’ cultivator with new shovels and tractor hitch; new 12x16 brooder house, insulated type, built with round rafters on 4xß skids. Wilbur Seiking, 1% mile north of Preble, Preble phone. 31-3 t FOiCSALE"^ - Good "'mixed hay; heavy Columbia oats, suitable for seed; certified red clover seed; dry solid corn; pre-war Green Giant pump jack and motor, used very little. John Deere manure spreader, like new; good wagon with 14foot rack and hay ladders. Will deliver. Ernest Wilson, Monroeville, Ind., 5 miles north. 1 mile east; Phone 2251 —call morning, noon or evening. 31-at FOR - SALE- 1 team of mules; 2 sets of work harness, 1 like new. l',i miles south. 1 mile east of Middlebury. Victory Gieesler. g 31-3tx FOR SALE— -Draperies, wool mattress, kerosene drum with pump, saws and tools. 803 North Fifth St. » 31 - 3 t FOR SALE — Brindle cow, three years old, be fresh in three weeks. Second cross road north of 224 on 101. Cloice Beam, a 31-2'x CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat, May, $1.63%: July. 1 - 55 %: Sept.. $1.54%; Dec.. $1.55%. Corn, May, $1.12% asked; July, $1.11% asked; Sept., $1.09% bid; Dee., $1.07 bid. Oats. May. ,69-.68%; July. ; 63%- %; Sept., .60% asked; Dec., .60.

INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE — WIND — AUTO 720 N. 3rd St. Phone 570

FOR SALE—2 h offers, fresh soon, or will trade for dry cowa. L. W. Murphy, phone 6762. g 29-10tX WANTED SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING ■—All makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. Boardman’s, 445 South First. 27t24 WB MAKE covered bueklee. covered buttons, do hemstitching and make buttonholes. Mrs. Boardman, 445 South First 27t24 ’repair. Uhrick Bros 261-ts WANTEiFTO'ftENT or buy, modern five or six room house by responsible, prospective new residents of Decatur. References. Write Box 333, care Democrat. 27-13 t WANTED —SO canner and cutter cows. L. W. Murphy, phone 6762. g 29-10 ix WANTED—Position as stenographer or general office by experienced typist. Reply Democrat, Box 337. 30-3tx WANTED—Loans"on - farms." Eastern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See me so rabstracts of title. French Quinn. 33 T-T-ts WANTED — Girl or lady to help with house work; full or part time; small family. Phone 1473. 31-3tx WANTED — Woman - To do’family washing and ironing for family of five. Call 517. g 30-3 t MISCELLANEOUS FREE ESTIMATES for roofing, siding and John Manville rock wool insulation. Saves fuel, spells comfort, health, security. Boardman. Phone 411. 27t24 FARMERS move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur pheae 2000. W’e pay ail phone charzas. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts NOW - HATCHING— Order broiler chicks now. Hatches each Tuesday and Thursday of each week from bloodtested parent stock. Large demand for broilers, order now! Free book on how to raise baby chicks. We have plenty of feed. Model Hatchery, Monroe, Indiana, opening evenings except Wednesday, phone 84. 301 till Feb. 28 GUARANTEED successful treatment, most stubborn dandruff cases. Blackheads removed with face massage. No appointments needed for any barber work. Open till 7 p. m. Archie Grice, 910 Russell St. 25-ts ‘MONEY TO LOAN-Cash loans of $lO to S3OO made to women or men. Decatur Loan and Discount Co. above Losc’s Barber Shop. T LIVE^6CK - HAULiNG~2\lso' buy fox horses. William Harrod. Phone 8933. 29-30 t APPLIANCE - SERVIC E We service all makes of washers, sweepers, irons, and other electrical appliances. We carry a complete line of parts for all popular makes.—Arnold <t Klenk. 31tf RUBBER BANDS — You can get them at the Commercial Print Shop. 312 t FOR RENT FOR RENT — Uptown modern apartment. suitable for one or two. Also garage Pjjonc 271 29-3 t Tostand found LOST—Ration bo'ok A. Richard Swygart, 1115 West Madison St. Sit —— o — YANKEE TROOPS (Continued From Page 1) were believed to be thinnust because of the rugged terrain. Newly constructed pill boxes and tank traps were expected to hamper the American advance behind the west wall, however. On tne first army front, units of the American 78t.h division were fanning out along the west, bank of the Roer river immediately north of captured R’tttt’berg. Ou their right flank, the ninth infantry seized t'hci Urt.atepe.rre dam intact and as closing in rapidly on the huge Schwamnienuel dam. the main dam controlling the level of the Roer to the north. American control of the Roer dams would facilitate an offensive across the lower reaches of the river on the U. S. ninth and British second fronts above Aachen, which German .sources said was imminent., Trade in a Good Town — Deeatui

CHRIS BOHNKE Decatur R. 1. Hoagland Phone 1 can give you a date in February.

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REVEALS BIG THREE (Continued From Page 1) Asahi, as quoted by the German transocean agency, said the question of Soviet participation would "most certainly be raised," since the Pacific war situation was “nearing the decisive stage.” “There can be no doubt that Japan, tie well as tlic Anglo-Americans, is now wondering what position Russia is intending to take,” Asahi said. — Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks, irregularly high; moderately active. Bonds, higher; U. S. governments steady. Curb stocks, higher. Chicago stocks, higher. Cotton, steady. Wheta, oats, rye, bariy, and corn steady. Chicago livestock: hogs active, fully steady; cattle steady to weak; sheep undertone strong. o ~ 20 BILLS ARE (Continued From Page 1) cities of the first through third classes. Sen. C. Omer Free. R.. Vincennes, denounced the measure as ‘a scheme to get more men on the fire departments,” but it was passed, 34 to 11, in what amounted to a city-farm division of members. Senators amended a state board of education bill asking for power to permit the board to rule on the advisability of building new schools. Originally, the bill would give the board power to reject any school plan. As amended, the school city still could build despite disapproval by the state board. 0 Fort Wayne Woman Is Burned To Death Fort Whyne, hid., Feb. 6—'(UP) — Mrs. Nellie Clifton, s(t, died today of burns received when her house caught on fire last, night. Her sou. Paul. 19. was reported in critical condition from second degree burns.

ONLY ONE MORE Philippine battle-site, Corregidor, now remains to be taken by the forces of Gen. Douglas MacArthur for the gallant American commander to complete his “return” to the islands which he left in March, Vi 2, by order of the president. Entry into Manila and the push on Bataan peninsula leaves Corregidor the goal of U. S. forces on Luzon. Corregidor is an island fortress in the mouth of Manila bay. Although heavily fortified, it fell to overwhelming Jap forces almost three years ago. It was here that Lt. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, left in command of American and Filipino forces on the islands, surrendered lo the Japs. 'The photo above is of Fort Mills on Corregidor island. (International i

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TOP WAR OFFICIALS (Continued From Page 1) i seated in the house by only 10 ■ votes, the measure appeared cerI tain of gaining support of some ■ Democratic senators opposed to ■ the more stringent provisions of tlie work-or-else bill. Revercomb said tile bill before , the committee represented “the i longest step the government lias I yet, taken over the private lives of the American peqple.” The Republican substitute, he declar'd, "will do’ away with many features of enforced labor and absolute control of the government over individual citizens.” The substitute provides for an immediate survey and reclassifi--1 cation of draft-age men and an investigation of labor hoarding. Men of draftable age in nonessential industry would be called for service, and "loafers" who 1 are not working would be drafted into the army aud navy for non- ’ combat service. ' The bill authorizes selective service, with the aid of other government agencies, to make a complete national survey of plants to ferret out labor hoarding and waste. The agencies would have the power to cut down the number of workers in any plant. —o Negro Confesses To Rape-Slaying Covington. Ga., Feb. 6.—(UP) — Newton county sheriff W. G. Ben- ' ton said today that a 19-year-old negro farm hand confessed to the ‘ fatal rape-slaying of Mrs. Emma Pipe Berry, 63, early Sunday morning. Benton jailed L. C. Johnson, the confessed slayer, in Atlanta county prison because of high feeling here. Johnson signed a confession admitting that he entered the Berry home Sunday morning while the dead woman’s husband, James, was buying a newspaper. Johnson said he struck Mrs. Berry with a "battling stick” —a heavy stick used to stir boiling clothes. He ■ said he then assaulted her. Police found Mrs. Berry lying in a pool of blood. 0 Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

COUNTY CLAIMS ALLOWED 111 COMMIaSIONEKS February B, 1048 City of Decatur light & power 332.3fi Citizen Tel. Co. Tel, 49.85 Hliywo-oil Pul'. Co. Oper 144.44 Clyde O. Trou t net- clerk oper 8.00 Leo T. Gllllg do 92.00 Haywood Put' C" Auditor oper 19.75 Thurman 1. Drew do 11.39 Haywood Pub. Co. Rec. oper .. 58.25 Leo T. Gllllg Sheriff Mil. . 40.52 Albert Gllllg spec, dep 5.00 Leo T. Gllllg prisoners bd. KN.BO Haywood Pub. Co. Surv. oper 15.50 LeVay A- Snyder Inc. S. S. oper 7.50 Lyman L. Hann do mileage .. 35.50 L E. Archbold Co. agent sal, 95.10 Clara Lengerich do-stln. sal 105.33 Robert J. Zwh-k coroner .... 16.10 I >. I>. Jones healtli com. sal 18.80 I>. D. Jones do oper 1.50 Haywood Pub. Co. do 12.75 Naomi G. Borman assessor elk. 25.00 Citizen Tel. Co. Clr. Ct. oper 7.15 Haywood Pub. Co do 12.95 I.awyers Co-Op. Pub. Co do .... 15.00 \V. 11. Anderson Co. du 15.00 West. Pub. i.o. do . 20.00 Vernon Law Hook Co. (io . ... 20.00 Callaghan & Co. do 7.50 i Henry Neirelter do oper 1.75 'John Bixler C. 11. Cust. . . 125.00 : .Mrs. Emma Mill* :do matron 45.00 Kohns Drug Co. do oper 1.60 Leo Ehinger C. H. Oper 7.00 Becker Paper Co. do 47.30 David F. Teeple do 1.13 Huntington Labor. Co do 16.75 Arnold & Klenk do .. 6.13 Korte Paper Co. do 21.60 Leonard Supply Co. jail oper 7.52 N'M'th, Ind.. Pub. Si-r do 12.79 Ind. Instu't, ind. do 19.50 Bakers Plbg & Htg do 21.02 Frank A. Kltson Infirm supt. 181.48 Joanna Kltson do matron 53.33 Dr. Janies M. Burk physician 25.00 Patri'ia Kltson do oper .. .. 25.00 Pryor Gilbert do r,ft - n0 Marguerite Von Guutcn do 45.00 Joseph J. Schwartz do 37.50 Rev. Wilson do 8:00 Rev. O. A. Eicher do 4.00 Morris 5 & 10 do 13. Ge Geneva Hatcheries do 11.40 Worrell Mifg. Co. do 42.63 Kohne Drug d,-> H D. D. Mollenko.pf do C'2 Daniels Standard Ser do 11,1 Gllllg X- Doan do j.j no 1,. L. Yager & Son do . .'.CO ‘S. E. Hite do 78..14 Stulls Home G-roe. do -Is.eO ! Lillian E. Moser civ. def. 16.66 i Feed L. l.itterer Co. Att’y sal 'O.OO Dale D. Moses Comm, mil '--’0 'Decatur Democrat legal adv. 182..,!' ' Clyde (i. Troutner reg. ol'fie, 25.00 G. Remy Hierly offn . bond Irene Byron Sana. :’G3.o, Leonard Whitehurst fox bounty .. I Henn 11. Schwartz do Elmor Rich do 9.00 Adolph Kiefer dn ? " Elmer Moser do I? Stanley D. Arnold do I Floyd Baker do .. . ■ ■ Oscar Young do Leland Smith Ins Ag' j. insur. -- 11 Berne Witui-> legal ad. . t'?-,” Herman H tugk supervisor ... I* Herman Haugk mileage 3' tJ Leland Smith Ins. ig- V insur ■l- 1 .- Sam Butler Ass't Sup. Ernest Tumblcson do ‘ Albert Fox do ...... ■ Calvin Dubach do 5’- 7 : Clyde Harden iii.-hani, . AC"' I Omer Hague truck driver ... 3b4« : Elmo Lengeri- li do . • ■ Vernon Fell, is do }5640 ; Wayne Gaunt .Io }» i Hurl Fuhr m-i.i do a ' Vai S.-linepp do ' 1 .. iVire.il Drap. , .in , . 1; chauncex 1. Glen A. Lautzenheiser do .90 iKiSr’V... :. . Frank S. Peiers m do W " . Sidney Dague d 0 9'”’ , Robert Dubach do i Lester Dubach do i Lawrenve Noll do ■ iDeeatw light & power light. -<?4B | D. D Moll-nkopf oper. -bo lI Arnold & Klenk do J-10 I ITirick Bros do . I T,M Beerbower do !s nn ! D-A Lubrieant Co. do I Riverside Garage do »■»■> ; Dierk. s Auto parts do ... l*. o | Michals Auto Pants do 6.0 s 'Tlie Gibson Co. do I Walter Brltzenhof do 11« I Dunson Supply Co. do ,„?‘,2 Artz Tire Co. do . l»3-4p I Central Motor Pts. Co. do ,''' 81 I Shell Oil Co. do 39.50 I Herman Ryf do ! 8;’ Ft. Wayne-Decatur Truck do 1.0,> Cal F. Peterson do - 2.0'1 ' MoHsnirin Ya.rnellP <*o. do -- J ’ j (’.H-krell Tractor Co. do . 211.17 I Frank Krirk do ... • J-Jj 8 I Al D. Se.hmitt Motor Sales -.-0 I Na.l’l Cyl. Gas. d" 28.1 > Ft. Wayne Spring Co. do ind. Equip Co. do :|r >. " ! Herman Wulliman d,, . . 2 1” fitizen Tel. do . ! Petrie Oil Co. oper Decatur Sup-r Ser. do S ,AI Ji.-01. L. Shetler til, s 10 Broadway Lunnber Co. do ... 532.36 Tile Berm Lumber Co. do 7* 14 American Steel Sup. Co. do lu -2« Ind. Inst. Indus! do 2'iS 1,, ital'ph E. It .op DeArmoml i'dg. 6t>::.66 Welfare Citizuis Tel. Co. oper '• 7.'. Faye Smith Knapp Oper mil. 27 Bernice Nelson milcage 1 Veronica 1-'. Linn do . 4.',' 1 Helen Shroll Zwick do . 2 ’0 Ccttifieil before me this Gth day of February, I'lls. Thurman 1. Drew Auditor

Through use of double bottoms I and fuel bunkers, merchant ships : leaving American shores carry exi cess fuel to help in supplying our J greatly expanded Merchant Marine. > Before atartUig return voyage J, ' these ships discharge their extra > cargoes ut overseas fueling depots I ■ or into other ships.

SALE CALENDAR ) j FEB. 7—Joe Robin, % mile east of New Corydon on State road 116. i Close out sale. Jeff Liechty, Auct. J FEB. B—Mrs. Addie Gillespie, farm sale, % mile west of Berne, state road 118. Frank Dellinger, Lester W. Suman, Aucts. . , FEB. 6—Mrs. Jacob L. Llec, ty, 2% miles north, 1 mile west of Berne, ind. Close out sale. Jeff Liechty, Melvin Liechty, Aucts. J FEB. B—John W. Diver, 2 miles south of Monroeville on state road 101. Closing out sale. Glenn Merica, auctioneer. ) FEB. 10—Keith Geng, Hicksville, Ohio, Five room modern home. ' J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. FEB. 12—Mrs. Irven Badskey, 5% miles East of North Manchester, Ind. ) 156 Acre Farm, Modern Improvements, and Personal Pro- ! perty. J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. i FEB. 13—Charles A. Baer, Goshen. Ind., Highly Productive Fruit Farm 1 | J. F. Sanmann, auctioneer. ; FEB. 14 15 1G 17—Lamb's Department Store, Payne, Ohio. Complete closing out sale Large Stock of Merchandise. J. F. Sanmann. auctioneer. • FEB. 15 —Mrs. Marie N. Wilson Wieland. 5 miles east on 224 and l’£ north. Farm sale. T, D. Schieferstein, auct. I FEB. 19 —"Bill” Wedrick, 2 miles West and mile North of Argos, Ind, i Well Improved 327 Acre Farm. J. F. Sanmann, auctioneer. ’ FEB. 21 —Alpha and Florence Barkley, 7 miles Southeast of Decatur, Ind. Improved 87 acre farm and all personal property. > J. F. Sanmann, auctioneer. > FEB. 24—The YOUNG ESTATE, Defiance, Ohio, Well Improved 160 ' Acre Farm. J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer. FEB. 27—H. A. Moore, 7 miles Southwest of Clinton, Ind. Well Improved 112 Acre Farm. J. F. Sanmann, Auctioneer ’ Federal Income Tax ? (Individuals Subject to Withholding) B ' There are three methods this year in filing your Income Tax Report. ■ # Determine your lesser tax before you file. j| g> A major change in Dependency has occurred in 1944. See or phone me for appointment. a LLOYD A. COWENS ! fl i ciiSßi<Bißiisiaiaßaißiß b'bh PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will sell at public auction, located % mile west , ■ of Berne on State road 118, on THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1945 ' Time: 12:30 P. M. I ; 9—CATTLE—9 i Ji reey cow. 5 yr. old. be fresh March 4; Jersey cow, 3 yr. old. with 1 calf be ic: Guern ey iv 5 yr. old, will b fresh Eeb. 20; Jersey cow, ' 9yr .<dd with calf by side: Jersey cow 8 yr. old with calf by side; i j Holstein cow. 3 yr. old. be fresh Feb. 8. , ' HORSES —Grey mare, smooth mouth; Roan gelding, smooth j mouth. • POULTRY—6O head of extra nice White Rock yearling heus, , laying good. , HAY —3 ton of good mixed hay in mow. FARM EQUIPMENT Allis-Chalmers, Model B. Tractor on rubber, with power take off, in A-l condition; tractor cultivators: 1 bottom 16” Jtractor plow; 5’ Allis-Chalmers tractor disc: Deering mower; Rubber i tired wagon, with 7'xl2’ grain bed and stock rack; 10 hoe Moline fertilizer grain drill with lime attachments: corn planter; spring tooth j harrow; John Deere walking plow; single shovel plow: McCormick | Deering single row corn cultivators; Buzz saw with 32” blade; Single i wire fence stn t, Ik-is; Coop pump jack with >., h.p. electric motor; i 500 chick size electric brooder stove: 2 drums with 60 gal. of creosote; , 2 gas drums: grass scythe: 2 post augers: axe; log chain; wedges; I mattock: pick; Ward's cream separator; 1 ■ 10 gal. milk cans; pad ' milk strainer. HOUSEHOLD GOODS A. B. Cameron piano; 2 Ward's wood heaters; 3 overstuffed j chairs; 2 rocking chairs; library table: Kitchen table and chairs; , large plate glass mirror; radio cabinet; brass bed with spring and mattress; single metal bed with spring and innerspring mattress; | 9x12 ft. rug; 12x15 ft. rug: 2 gal ice cream freezer; glass ( burn; gas ! lamp; 2 other lamps; dishes; fruit jars; many other articles too numerous to mention. I TERMS—CASH. ; Mrs. Addie Gilespie, Owner ‘Clerk—Elmer W. Baumgartner. I Auctioneers —Lester W. (Budt Suntan. Decatur phone 6761. Frank Dellinger, Decatur R. R. 6.

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A|>|H>lntllieut of Exeeutor Estate No. Itiitl Notice is hereby given, that the unde-signe'd ba* been appointed Executor of the estate of B JattleH Hlc« late of Adams Ciunty, deceased. The estate is probaJily solvent. Henry 14. Heller, Executor 1/20, 1945. Jan. 30 Feb. 6-1" I People who live right never get ; left.