Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1945 — Page 5

jBoAY. OCTOBER 16, 1945.

■ket Reports w? for MURRAY A CO. kind. of llvtrt** *SLtur. W'"» h,r *‘ Wjn receive day ■Tnt'l <*’ and no commissionphone 301 M, rl . e( ,< d October ttf H* '*• - 11 1160 ■ 1326 " 15 00 ■ '■’»» K. —- sSO V 4.50 §K<ner stock yards phone 101 October 10 K;b> }JJJ H. lb. }’*J ■ 1310 *- 9 00 KUd" - 15«0 _ ... 13.00 ■ " 600 ■holesale EOG AND Kiltry QUOTATIONS Furnished by ■CATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 3SO Korreded October 16 Higgs c ■ r.rr■b broiler* and fryer*. 20. c ■Hens *2' c ■ S* c ■ >p. infer. 3 Iba. A up 21. c ■tri* under 3 lbs. IS. C K Hens — 13 c Kosters — — **• c ■7 10 - c ■cal grain market ■uRK ELEVATOR CO. ■Corrected October 16 ■ana subject to change durinf day. ■.•a delivered at elevator. ■ Red Wheat . 31 67 ■K<.d Wheat 1 66 ■[New s”d Old Corn-— 1-60 ■oy Beans 2.10 Beaus -.... 2.04 ■ Oats -63 ■ Beans -— 2.04 ■end •* — 3.00 [7... 1.25 ■slut .03 per bushel less. ■ Corn. >4 per 100 joss. . fob farm IrT WAYNE LIVESTOCK [■ Wayne. Ind. Oct. 16 — i--Hug» were unchanged and larki'i.s Mere aieatly at union yards today. y market Hteady; 140-4 OS j 1.7«; 12U.140 ll>b 14 30: 1P«. h 14.23. .Male hogs 10.00; )• and Mags 13.|5 , ktiing lambs 10.90; xpring k 1375: clipped ewes 5.50. Ives 15.50 «r*. good to choice 14.00- . medium 10.00-11.00. Plain I MI Helfer*. good to choice Ml.‘»**. medium 10.rm.i2.00; I ' <at |' .?* Cows, pood 9.00I. cutter. 7.0OS.O0; laniu-r •** Bella: good 10.00-11.50; lum X 00-lo.uo.

■■WANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Oct 16 (Cl’i -- EBAi Livestock .',.»(06; rti tlve: steady. all <(><>>< > b.iriog a and gilla IG<* gS Up bulk 110160 n»H. and (bull- l-htei Afiu.i’H 14 95, and < ! :< < mjwh and go >.| 11.10, ■fc'!:.- (ah.-.-c GOO. (.Hljr B top < tlolc < (<-<l sli .-fn fit 111 •••hut l< Vfis. good to low jß*'" fully 25 higher. up .'<> tor <i«y (oinnion umt medium tlir.. loads ( lioh-i medium Bf* - UM: five loads B” ?1 . 31 ,, ni . 17.75; loud choir •• sf.a-tv all( | j u .j rtn . |7<, t , load* Rood 1( , | IJW ehoh |. load (jodc-i- mixed steers to low choice 17.S<>: medium M' H 'iO lG’.-,; common B mmliuin 11.50-13.50, load B''.'. , h ." ir ” r ' l 17 5 »; ’wo loa'i” four loads good 925 -‘<.fers 16.00; common and Hi.sO-J3.50; toWM fln(| . ■**-f grades ’,2 00-13.00; few 14.oo; bulk common K eanuent H ,l r * G.. 0-9 hu|js steady M down: wafers active, KL "■“•Uy 50 lower, most S and choir e top BX’’’ 2.500; fat (amlm active; Kauu" 011 u,m! ntu’Hy ■ W) ’ , • J e **’ ra| to ‘* H-7S; top Krer !' , . U * hU ‘ r «»«• weak to 50 K'. io| , , U g k -J ! ' M ’' i and ‘■hoten d.OO- - ‘ ,u «»wni of Mngiisi- w „. ■,. . '* ,n Ploycd effectively In K ar duou» and nsponKrh. , Os ral,| o“d signaling ■ cbci.' The *° rk ta,U 1,,r ■ ,t 7? a, * d M,,!a, ly aurves and BttuJ ' “‘° M d ““S««Mm of all K- 8 h *• tarr »*<’ Ikemls W ’“‘ inß trair, ‘ - !i » ■" li>ii i° Wea lber, according to H’ltish ItaHwaya

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or leaat 1 time Mo; 2 timea 76c; 3 times 11; 6 times *1.75. Ratse quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No classified ads accepted on aklpday schedule. Rato for 10 point BLACK FACE la 6c per word for sectionCspy must bo in office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline la 0 a. m.

FOR SALE StWltfG MACHINE REPAIRING —all makes. Needles, oil, belts, parte. We make covered buckles, covered buttons, do hemstitching, make buttonholes. Boardman's 415 South First. 231t27x FOR SALE- ■ Homo mad - motor scooter, iu Al condition, tiren like new, Phillip Nussbaum, phoue 95-G. Monroe, Ind 244-3tspaid FoTsa LE^TTaiierTitchnfoFl94l Ford. Inquire at Bellmont restaurant. 2tldtx FOR 6ALK—O6od kitchen-cabinet Charley Miller, first house north of Preble bank. 244-g3tx FOR SALE Studio couch, blue velour, Inneroprings, excellent condition. Homer Flochter, Tocsin, phone. 244-3tx REALLY GOOD for your lawn "Scotts Turf Builder'’ 10.25-50 lb. bags. John r Si <■<! Store 244-31 FO R~SA LE” ’ Table "mt >d. l” I tad I- >; some Silverware, and Cooking utensils; also bed comforts and quilt. Third house west of Blac k funeral home*, west door 244t2x FOR SALE—Navy blue suit,' size 14-16; all wend green dress, size 16; ladies raincoat, medium; black crepe dress, site II; slipover woo! sweater; pair new oxfords, size •<■«. Phom .’.'>*■ 244(31 I si'6 i i iTRIfTIFR -' st hd to couch, several go* her plates, sewing machine, several u» d ranges. Decatur I'serl Furniture. Ihi South Second St, Phone l?'c 14413 f(»ir“sTl4-:~Bnmz7 7n.|~ Whth“Broad llrea-cted tut keys, live o, dressed Also broil I-, Call Artiior Lytic noon or c-v<-nin r Phone* M 74 * 241 t FOR SALE I'ainii bulb*-, cheap. Franklin Parkview Service- cm 224 east 244 3tx FOR SALE AutogaS gasoline stove. Hi b.c-edtng mules. Rich ard Arnold, I mile went Preble- and ’a mile south. Cralgvill' ph me. 211 3tx FOR SALE "27'ai re ' 7r7n .' mile noribeast. Priced for quick sale at 32.750. Tri State Realty Co. T. D- Schieferatein. Phone 105. 2 lot 6

KOK SALK Kitchen K ;«k gasoline pressure range Good condition. Gilbert Shaffer phone 3188. Monroeville. 243-3tx DON’T FORGET your bulhs it you want early spring flowers. John’* Seed Store. 244-31 Fc!TsaT.~hi •;i<AbE"is"h7>F sea, I to 8 years old. weight 1400 to lb## pounds; team of smoo'h mouthed mules, weight 2100. Ail tn good flesh. I mile north. 1 mile east of Bluffton. Harry Riad. 243g7t FORSALE—-40 acre"farm west of Decatur, good fertile soil, and good buildings, with electricity. Schwartz Realty Service, 915 W. Monroe at. Tel. 139.8. 231 ts Foil SAUIP 7 * room. 2 apart inent house on North Sixth street, water, lights, gas. Rooms furnished to move in; possession in 30 day*. Priced to sell. Schwartz Realty Service, 915 W. Monroe st., phone 1398. 232tf ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES — R« gardiess of you* - needs in the line of electrical supplies, large or email, we can supply you, including wire, heating elements, switches, fixtures, etc. Arnold ft Klenk. *2tlt FOR SALE—7-room modern dwelling, 3 bed rooms with cedar lined closets; hard wood fia*sra; basement under entire houm, large garage. Located North Third St. Price 18850. Walter 3. Heckman. General Insurance and Ileal Estate. FOR SALE Too choice while rock pullets and cockerels, 6 months old, Heltzapple strain laying, Moor!tested and wormed. 12 ach. Melvin Malloncr*. phone Gls-S. 242-l»3tx FOR SXLI" Just received shipment of lovely knee hole desks, walnut and mahogany. Better hurry if you need a desk. Sprague Furniture Store phone 199. 242-8 t HOMKGt’AKD itistiladon saves tfV er 40’ of yrnir fuel Mil. Free estimate cheerfully given. You will be surprised at our low cost. < ai Gamble's, phone 429. 241-it

Flying Fi»h According to Encyclopaedia Britannica. flying »»l> probably move through the air to ereape rapture by e»her tab.. sometimes tailing over the utter as far a» 200 yard*.

QI k KIES bj Ken Reynolds ’ Mpe-TTrng answers to yog? Democrat Want Ad, I see!” Foil sale Dining room niitto and a bedroom suite, electric stove with a Raster and waftel iron, dresser, W’ lton rue, clotbee rack, laundry stove, two pairs of drape*. Mrs. Fred Stauffer, Monroe telephone. 16<-tf FoR itALE - - Combine pick up guards; John Deere and Mas sey-Harri* 14" heavy duty plows; manure loaders; Massey-Harris corn cultivators, like new; garden tractors. Gerlier Implements, phone 256. 238g7t Foil SALE—Electric Cream Sepxrator, used 6 mos. Phone 6953 Herman Lengerich, route 3 242-3 U FOR SALE-Bedroom ~suite, electric stove, wsffle Iron and toaster; laundry stove; dresser, kitchen cshlnet; clot hew rack. Mr*. Fred Stauffer, Monroe route 1, Phono Monroe 91-N. 211-gtf FOR SALE — Semi-modern home on South Seventh Street. W’ater, lights, gas. Three blocks from schools. New Roof. Immediate possession. Here’s a chance to get close to business district for only 12,850. Bob Heller, realtor, K. C. Building, phone 870, night or day. 227 ts FOfTSALK - 5 room modern house, full basement, motor plumbing, shower bath, built-in cupboards, located northwest. 5 room semimodern house, chwe in, 6 room eml-modern house southwest Several building lot*. Choice of Adams county farm lands. Trl-S'ate Realty, T. D. Scbieferxtein, Phono 105. 226-ts VANTED V.'WT'Elt Par time dish washer. Warman's Restaurnut Phoue ;;tis. 244i3a

WANTED An expei ie’ice and reliable man to operate a new Mel iirini. k Deering two row mounted cornpicker on a model M Farinall tractor. May keep thin equipment in your possesstion if desired. Will pay good hourly wage Ernest Wilson, Monroeville, kn !, R.R. phone , 2;32tx WANTED —lJsed~cafsr celling prices. Cash waiting. Fred Busche, phone 975. 233-12tx WANTED —'Toed carl, highest prices paid for good, clean used •ars. No delay. For quick cash sue Zintsmaster Motor Sales. First md Monroe; phone 372. 214-ts WANTED Open sows and all kinds of cattle. L. AV. Murphy. Phone 6762 242-6tx NOTH K FARMERS 1 am shipplug in top quality Texas feeder lambs a» prices that will interest you John H. Myers, Rockford, Ohio. Phone 280-X.240-ftl ROOF TROUBLE—CaII on uo, we will bu glad to give you a free estimate on any size job. We cao apply a guaranteed Carey roof at no additional coat. Also brick and asbestos siding. Arnold * Klenk Phone 463. «O-ts kAII A! ERS^ATTENTiON—We remove dead horsoH, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur ,»honc- 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts appliance »er Vice We S«rv:ce all makes of washers, sweepers, Irons, and other electrical appliances. We carry a e«aplete line of parts for ail popular makes.—Arnold ft Kienk. 31-ts f’SEft Ft'RNlTf’Rfc — bedroom unites complete with chest, vanity and innerspring mattrexa. Utins room s-uitea. Odd Chest of ikrawersc w rerssl Roll-A-Wsy tw-ds. Heatroiaa. Heating »tove» and latundry stovea Decatur i'sed Kuril cure Phone 43b. 243tZ WANTED ; Loans~6aTarina' Eastern money. Low rstss. Very liberal terms, bee me for abstracts of title. French Quinn. MT-T-ts CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat; Dec. 1.76% lit May 1 74174'*; July 1.67%-1.68; Sept 1.66 4». Corn: Dec. 1 18: May 1.17; July 1.16 »; Sept. 1.15%A Oats; Dec. 65%; May 66%: July 65% %; Sept. 64N. -w— — —»•— -w- —' Trade in a Good Town — Decatur INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger PIO WIND — AUTO 7I« N. M st- Phone 570

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ChicMO, Oct. IC — (UP) — (WFAI — Livestock: Hogs: 5.600, Active, fully steady; good and choice barrow* and gilts 140 lbs and up at 14.85 ceilings; good and choice sows at 14.10; complete clearance. Cattle: 7,000. Calves: 1,000. All slaughter classes steady, but only steers, yearlings and heifers grading topgood or better selling actively; approximately 20 loads fed steers and yearlings topped at 16.00 including two loads 990 lb. yearlings; most choice f<-d steers and yearlings 17.50 to 18.00, good to near-choice kind 15.75-17 25; > hon-«- light fed yearling heifers reached 17.50 hut strictly choice I heifer* with weight absent; bulk common ami medium beet cows 9.25 to 12.50; top 12.75 on good, heavy sausage bulls; vealers 15.00 down; Miockers and feeders strong at Monday's advance, load Just medium grade mixed iireol stock steers 12.25 Bheep: 3,600. Slaughter lambX barely active, 25 to 35 cents higher. gocnl and choice grade 14.50 to 14.85, bucks 1.00 less, common sorMtut lambs mostly 11.00 to 11.50, bucks included. Slaughter yearlings and ewes steady; one double medium and good 78 tb yearlings 1.50: native slaughter ewes 4 05 to 6.50 for cull to choice according to grade; three double decks 130 ft>. Colorado 6.10; one double 133 lb. westerns 5.75, other load lots westerns, mostly cull and r ommon grade 4.50 to 5.00. 11 111 o It Is unlikely that auper-colo*-sal ships like the Normandy. Queen Mary, or Rex will be constructed to fill post-war travel demands, believes Ships Magazine The new post war ships will be in tin- 17,000 to 27,t'<io ton class, for shipping men belt vc tin- day of additional sea going mamniotbs has passed.

We Are Now Handling New Steel What arc your need*? We can furnish them. PRIME GRADE, ALL HOT ROLLED Eye Beams, H Beams, Channd Iron, Plats Iron, Angie Iron, Round Iron, Square Iron, Strip Iron, Flat Iron, also some steel sash basement windows. The Maier Hide & Fur Co. 710 W. Monroe St. Phone 442 - 6913

The Central Soya Co* Wants To Leane on a Yearly Iton* Houses and Apartments in or near Decatur. We will maintain these properties. Call G. W. Vizard—Phone 337

THIMBLE THEATER ISow Showing «<»-!- < ALL! fZAYzniITTTfTI W (saaffi -IgST- > past an' I - s -aB» ft uj’ <- fcjr. "S '•>£ ' ( WILL CHECK ) JHwWW K / \ C / F&U ' ■ £B > ORF YER 7"" v y// ", /. jV CBM, '* .-X w . S NAME5tr_ 1 £> ggg| r- - 7 ' csf>wMh* V-w \ rw ts k-,V u aeJLe £]&* KkZwS ,< v *“U ’ • ~ v *. >■ I ■ U. 111 .■' ■ -II Ultetf* 2 - I™ “I I ■ l '■ ' BLONDIE FALL IN (J ASLEEP! K A^ ll | Wwk cfe'- ■ ' ‘ x/X / \ /V A /X sS’M>‘x 4 ‘ A-«v k, WHY tx>rr XX) 5 o FTING k ' ' n't La 'V ue pcwmqn L £ -J 'W" \> -n j H 11 a- ■ I Io *' ' ’ 1 ! ' JK I /■' lOJ.' 1 \ -G ( i I nt.il Jj > ■ r ——W|» ■ IT > i< v ''■ zi-±s ir>4« ** . z . *— /til ({~?- I • a. ~,■ ■■ _ ,—

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WHILE the British have taken stem meaaure* to quell the disturbances in Java, where Indonesian Nationalists, led by Dr- • j Soekarno, independence leader termed Java's Quisling by the . have declared war, the Dutch have announced they are prepare meet with all Indonesian groups, including Soekarno. Huber us - Van Mook, lieutenant governor-general of the Netherlands Indies, critical of the British, told newsmen that "dissatisfaction has been expressed in widespread Netherlands circles that a I»* er > though friendly. *ecks by means of exerting pressure to interfere to the internal affairs of another state." Soekarno, at the same time, complains that the British are Intervening in the situation in favor of the Netherlands Indies government. Meanwhile, In Holland, it*was announced that Jonkheer A. W. U TJarda Van btarkenborgh Stachouwer. the governor general of the Netherlands East Indies, had resigned. (Inttroatior'l)

Ohio Physician Is Injured In Wreck Dr. Carper II Benson, 6<i. Columbus, 0.. physician, aas brought to the Adams county memorial hospital for treatment of injuries suffered at 10 o'clock this morning lin an auto accident at Willshire, 10. Dr. Benson suffered from shock I and cut* about the face but was believed not seriously injured. The ! ear in which he was riding collided with one driven by Ed F. Cui■ly. es near Willshire, at the inter section of highways 33 and 81 in 1 Willshire. Cully and four other occupant* of the Benson auto t-scap ed Injury. .nW — - — ■ Waqc Boost Granted Maqnavox Workers Fort Wayne, Ind.. Oct. 16 ti l’) -Wages of the t inted Electrical [Radio Machin- Work* fCIOt ein[ployed at th-- Mignavox Co hav< -been inc ased from • leiit to It iceiifa in ’-oil- by lb- Wu- Labor i B .aid. Richard A O'Connor, pre- [ sident of th<- company, has an- ! iIOUII< ed. Liiion members sill receive tin- ' increase h irouciivt to luat Jun<.I, O'Coiinor -aid. Th** members were on strike from auu 26 to I Sept 13. when they agreed with \ company officials to await the I WLB decision. Foreign War Vets Ask Bonus Payment Washington. Oct. 16 it'l’i The veterans of foreign wars have a*k<d Preside.it Truman s sipport

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for a veterans program that in eludes bonuse* up to |5,"00 per man. I'nder the VFW for "adjusted service pay," veterans would be paid the difference between their average service earnings and I wages paid to war workers. The , VFW resolution call* for payment of 43 for each day of home service uiid II per day for overseas up to a maximum ot 13.500 for borne jservice and |4.5<»0 for overseas vet-it-rans. An added |si'O for combati disabled veterans would raise the l maximum to 35,000. Scripps-Howard Makes Memorial Donation Bloomington. Ind., Ou. 16- H'l’i Lawrence Whe*l“r. executive di !• tor of the Ernie I’vl- memorial fund at Indiana I niverslty, today .iiiiiounc<-d the gif’ of limtOO by Ni-rlpps Howard n- a <papers. The donation »as sent by Rov W Howa-d, Scripiw-Howard head It bott-b-'l til! I 'Olit.’iuuf ions to fhc iu"'n« ii fit' <i for tlo not" I S<"n;-» How i- I v i - '-• -po:i n-i-t to mor - than t lii.- ini Pyle was kill ed last April by a Jap sniper. The metnorml fun-l *lll be nai-d tn provide journalism sebolarshhvt at Indiana I' , Pyle's alma uialer PuHiom Scholarship Winners Announced Green t'astb’. Ind , Oct 16 -t VP) Jack C Kennedy of LaFayette. Nancy Ellcman of llicbtn -nd and .lames L<"ll-- of Boston, Maos , toi day were announced as the first winners of th- Eugene Pulliam scholarships at D-Pauw I'niversity in journalism, radio and pre-mints-ti-ry. respectively. All are seniors u< D-Pauw Th- aehoiarshiiw, awarded ani nually. carry- » stipend of |soo I each. That man's a hero if he'- wear ing a service ribbon of . ilk inoirwith stripes of blue, white, Idin-, - whit . red. white him- white, blut . !in that ord« i This ribimn indicates th< wearer t.a Imi-ii awardied th-- Kilv-r Star by the War 1 Department for di tingtllsllihg himself by "gallantry l:i actum " - - Trade tn a Good Town — Decatur

AeeulntaMrst nt VSmlalslratrls Me. 41M Notice is hereby given that ths undersixned ha a been uppointsd Admlniatratris -d thr ea'ite >-f Ht-htrd E Tennelter lets of Aitama I'-iifity, de- The vault- IS probably solvent, l«>uisr M. q<>tiii»!l»r, ASmlnietra* tri*. lUmned A. hue**. Atteraer. Oet. «. 1»4» Oct. Sill-:) Satire ot Elael hrtH*a>eat ut Msteie Na. 41X3 Notice la hereby given to the creditor*. heirs and lesate«» «»f Lvaleiia UtelMiiieyer, «b < rated to uppur in th>- Anama «'ircult Court, -i«t<l tn iMi-atur. Indiana, on the lat -try November. 1546, and rii-jw reuse. If ehy why the Final Kettleinent A l- - -ounts with th- estate ->f »*ld decedent should not b» approved; sod aald heirs ure notified to then end there rnak- pr->of of heirship «n<l r-i-lve their distributive shares. Rote Elnora ttteigmeyer. Lxeru. tris _ . . He-slur, Indiana, O«'t !*. 131*. t* «—» AH * Ber -Oct. J-l« Markets At A Glance By United Pres* Stocks irtvgutar in moderately ' active trading Honda irregular; V. * govern-int-nts Bi in. Curb atock* irregular. Cotton easier. Wheat, oats, corn, rye and bar- ! ley lower. Chicago livestock: Hogs, active.

SALE CALENDAR OCT 17-Herman Bautbme, 2 miles east of Dee*tur on 224 then 6 mile north and 4 mile west. Chris Bohnke, *uct oct 1“ Herman Sautbine, 4 miles north and ’A mile paßt »Wnt I Closing out sale. Melvin L.echty .nd Chrl. Buhnka, uucttl. OCT 17 Bruce Pullen, Liberty, lud . Duroc Bale Roy Johnsen, auct. OCT IS Stewart A Klin*. Camden, Ohio. Duroc sale Roy Johnsen, auc OCT 19 Art W. Tom»on, Chester White sale, H abash, lud. Roy Johnson, auct. oc t e. e. Hartman A Son. Rawson. Ohio Duroc sale. Roy Johnson OCT. 20 Mr*. Leota Connell. 430 North 6th Ht, Iterator, Indian*. Furniture nnd household goods 1 P M. J. P. Aanmann, auct. OCT 22- Bowman A Newlin. Quincy, Ind Durm sal* Roy Johnoon, auc OCT 22—F. A. Irving and Sone, ’* mile Northwest of Flint. India**. Well Improved 4*o Aorc Farm. Modern Horae. 25 head of high grade Guernsey cow*. J. F. Sanmann. Auct. OCT 23 Chas. Trowbridge, Rushville, Ind Duroc s*k-. Roy Johnson OCT. 23—Archbold A Bailey, miles nor’h «f Decatur on Christen road Real estate and personal property. E. C. Doehrman, Oct. 24—1:80 p m Carl Miesch. South Whitley. Ind, Iniroe sale. Roy Johnson auct OCT 24—7 3<‘ P Washington Center, F.F.A. Duroc sale Roy Johnson. auct. , „ . OCT. 24—N*rry Jackson, 5 miles Easi on 224 and ',j mile South, ( lose ou osle T. D. •chisferaV.in, Auct. OCT 23- Bam Clinton, 2 miles West of Antwerp. Ohio. Livestock and personal Property. J. F. Ssnmsnn, auctioßeer. OCT 24- Willism Hanley. 5 miles East of North Manebeater, Ind. and 1 mile South, Improved 91 Acre Farm J. F. Sanmann, auct. < ( !' 2 - Russel Greaf A Son. Portland, Ind, closing out sale Roy Johnoon, um t. OCT 25—John Leist, 2'« miles Nonh of Blppus. Ind . on State Road 105, Highly Productive Ht* Acre Fann and Personal Property J. F. Sanmann. Auct. «•< T 26 -Carl Andrew*, ' j i-tll" nnuth of Chattanooga. Ohio on st*tii highway No 49 Real est.ite and personal property. Roy Johnson, am t . p v. Daub, located eu-t »rti;-- of Olli trio, Indian* improved •i I acres J. F. Sanmann, Auct. (H'T. 27—LaGrange County Duroc aale. MGtangi Ind Roy Johnson. OCT 29 Stoller A Michael Guernsey dispersal aale. Van Wgrt Fair Ground*. Roy Johnaon. auct 04 T 39 Benjamin t> Wiiliam*, 1 iiiu-- North of Rushford, New Aurk, Well Improvi d 200 Acre Fann and complete line of Personal property. J. F. Sanmann, Auct OCT. 40- E. B. Barker, 1 mile noith and 2 miles east of Chattanooga, Ohio or 2’x mile* sou'h and 5 miles west of Rockford. Ohio. Closing out salt Roy Jahnson. Auct OCT. 30—E. B. Barker, 1 mile north and 2 miles east of Chattanooga. Ohio or 2’i miles south and o miles west of Rockford. Ohio. Closing out sale. Roy Johnaon, auct, OCT “I—Wray A Fisher, Angus cattle sale. Peru. Ind Roy Jehnaon. NOV I—Ohio State Duroc hog sale, London, O Roy Johnson, auct NOV 1 Andy and Bonnie Bchuek, 2 miles aou'h and 2 miles east of Dw atur, lud .or south and mile east of Adams County Farm. Personal Property and Purebred Berkshire Hogs. 12 30 P M J. F. Aanmann, Auct. NOV 2 Jess Andrews, Angus cattle Hale. Crawfordsville. Ind Roy Johnson, suet. NOV 2—Ralph Grite, 2 miles North and 5 West of Portland, Ind Welk Improved 115 Acre Farm J. F. Sanmann. Auct. NOV 3 Paul Koehlinger. Admr., closing out sale. 4 miles north. 1 mile west of Hoagland Roy Johnoon, mm ' Nov. 5 Clinton A Wdbvi; Mathya. Admt sale, t-sl estate and P P. Geneva Johnson A Liechty. auds NOV 6- Merle Sheets, dosing out sate. 2 miler west I mH*, north us D--<atur Ray Johnaon. auct. NoV 7 Kenneth Butler, dosing *»sat sale. 4 lalles ear: of Decatur on Piqua road Roy Johnaon. au« t NOV > Hali Guernsey sale. Mum ie. Ind Roy Johnson, auct. NOV !< Geo Belli*, I'4 mile north I 1 - mile west of Dixon. Ohio, closing out sale Roy Johnson, and NOV 12—Lavi Egley. < miles west 1% mile south of Convoy. Ohio., Closing out salr Roy Johnaon. auct. NOV I.': H. P. Schmitt A Arthur Lengerich, dosing out sale. East City limits of Decatur Roy Johnson, suet

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fully st'-ady; rattle steady and only top gride* Active, and *h*ep active to 36 ce*t» higher

A. J. ZELT The Rawleigh Dealer 330 N. 4th St. Decatar Indiaaa

Notice . We have a complete line of MASTER PAINT SPRAYING equipment, portable with electric or gaw mot or n, gunn and prerature regulator*. RIEHLETRACTOR & IMP. CO. Went Nutt man Ave.