Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 252, Decatur, Adams County, 25 October 1945 — Page 5

IdAY, OCTOBER 25, 1945.

Wei Reoorts of local I ’rHoREIGN MARKETS K9v ,or MURRAY A CO. E,S%Kf kind* of livestock -t wMl»hlr«, B*rn* i JK 'r'C.lv* •*"> <l«y and no commUilon. ■.By I’hone 301 ■ .1 o.t.ilx r 25 U5 ° Wi9 L 1100 ifitf 1 S i«w Bwr 13 2ft ~ 9 <“> 199 ... u.oo • ss ° ! lOLlr STOCK YARDS ; 99T Phon* 101 VBE^ } . ■ OU ur weight cbtarg. E®" —L_ - u-w 959. »®o » :g# ...... &00 I WOLESALE EGG AND j l L w QUOTATIONS B 7[ Furni»h*d by ■ HLtur produce co. UsK Phone 380 I 11 *5 3 *' C 20 c EBb-d-p and fryer*. 20. c '■ "' ,a ' HjjHfrye: ’ c gLJKp’ 3 lb* A up 21. c under 3 lb*. .. —• 18 c - ByCAL GRAIN MARKET i Krk ELEVATOR CO. B Hort'C d October 25 g subject io change B T during day. K9m delivered at elevator. ■kfß-'! W ■■• it - 11 Wheat 1 66 and Old Corn.... I.6*' Beans - 2 10 Kl>-- 2"1 BL# _ Bki : 3.04 ■m., ■ 2.00 ■ .03 p>r bushel less. B ■Corn .04 per 100 less. B f so b. farm K ART WAYNE LIVESTOCK Wayn. Ind, 25-(UP) were unchanged and all Were steady at Union today. IS Market s-teady: 110-100 M'< 120-11" lbs. 14 50; 10099 H’S. bog, 10 ”0; roughs and ■l’M lambs 10.00; spring KMil'Hi. < lipped ewes G.oo. IBr». good t<> choice 14.00M medium 12 00-14.00. Plain |Bkt*. ( mh| to choice, 12.50|9 medium 10 00 12.00; plain |9’ good J'.oo.ll.oo; cuttr P9*. tanner. 'O6-6.96. Bißf' I'- 1 00-11 50; medium

iPpIANAPQLIS LIVESTOCK Od. 2.', — (IP) — — Livestock: 5, 100, active, steady; choice 160 lbs. up. HO y •* n ' l »*>"'•• choice hghtnr tjf 14 *5; 100-UO lbs. 13.50 U’ and choice sows 11 iv. K* 1.100; calves 500; fe<| and heifers moderately n< ■ |B ■ loads choice medium Meers 17.16; small lot |HI t» choice yearlings 16.90- *' ow * steady; good cows t,,rnn ’ on “«m< medium tanner and cutter 8.59W '“fr” "Pening steady but strong m JO higher; top R**, 2, ?" : f at lam |, # opt . nluj£ gy. ‘"'•'ly: undertone weak; choice largely If ooKd H n .'r 1 * ~* r tetly ebol «’ HSF' fl 1475 15.1H1. ■ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ■jMo. Oct. 25 _ (tip, _ _ Livestock: u * e< fuliy B *‘«- S Ha »! U ’ barrows ami I < r, ' J ““ * l 1U ’ ' • 1 ■k i ! n< ihoice nows at '■•d»ranc«. Eu s<w ’ Calves xoo. Er/ 22 , n,, < "“0' grade E ,‘ o|> ,Ot ’ ~irtd <or L. T* Kt k. t 0 * 5 le " U ,o *' r Ek , Ji M ’°i he,f ’‘ r * steady to E» k!!:<l * • h “ w “'• n,t « wl Erunu ' f * tO 17,78: ‘»* H Kj Wy * *“dy. bulls steady to Ek •wL’' r * " u *“ (,y ,sr, ° J2* slaughter ■ to 13 5o g J' 1 25 eentc higher. I »ll sra I MF y broad demand cal ““ « f '™‘ y ,2 ®° 10 MM New Ices. Filings at ouraide lu «bh-r laTii. li<xi " rßt *ly active, »sr; mor 17*J ft ’*“‘ ly t 0 25 ten,, ‘ • Steady 1 m.|J* WM,y ; <ufc<sr S’ l **' Mte lambs nß<i < ho,<:<! ‘<•4 lo ,UC - b ®‘“” ■m.”' umnß4,l » to lowWil 10,50 ,0 l-’ W Uu *»n’«** • » ».00; btuaU ku com-

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FOR SALE MEWiJTtOiACHINB REPAIRING —all make*. Needles, oil. belts, parts. We make covered buckles, covered buttons, do hemstitching, make buttonholes. Boardman's 445 South First. 231t27x F(')Il SA LE—4O acre farm west~of Decatur, good fertile soil, and good buildings, with electricity. Schwartz Realty Service, 915 W. Monroe st. Tel. 1398. 231tf R5!T3aTe —8 room, 2 apartment house on North Sixth street, water, lights, gas. Rooms furnished to move in; possession in 30 days. Priced to sell. Schwartz Realty Service, 915 W. Monroe st., phone 1398. 232tf FOR SALE"-Possession m~3‘> days five room completely modern Mercer Avenue home. Large living room, dining room, kitchen with built in cupboards, one large bedroom, one small bed room. Basement with majestic furnace, automatic hot water heater. May be viewed in afternoons by appointment only. It's good to live in Decatur. Bob Heller, Realtor, K. C. Building. Phone 870 night or day. FOR SA Lid—3 Horn .Manure Loaders. 2 Tractor Manure Spreaders. 2 Tractor Disks, 5 Cultimulcbers, 2 Sprocket Type Cultipackers, 8 Rotary Hoe*. 3 Corn Sheller with Blowers, 1-18 in. Plow—USED 1 John Deere Manure Spreader. 2 Tr*ciae-4>.*te Craig ville Garage. Craigville. 34Mt FOR SALE - Bronze and White Broad Breasted turkeys, live or dressed. Also broilers. Cai) Arthur Lytle noou or evening. Phone 8474. 244-t FOR SALE Yeatn horses; cow, freshen soon; gilt; heifer; good set tnrness and collars. H. Llbj. pboue 980-R after 4 p. m. 250-Btx FOICSA LE~~Reno wa~c 1 reula ting heater. Largest size, good as new. Clifford Houk, Hoagland, Ind. 250-3tx

FOR SALE- Hard coal burner? in good condition. Marion Conrad, four miles uorth of Magley SSd-bStx FOR SALE 100" acre fariit~4 miles northwest of Preble; modem dairy barn. A. W. Blebericb, Decatur route 2. 250-3tx FOR SALE —-~ Globe enameled range. Al condition. Phone 573-8. Jeff Rauch. 250t3x FOR - of unable to hunt will sell my two Red Bone U K C pedigreed dogs. Also their pedigreed pups. Forrest M. Ripley, Route 1. Willshire, Ohio. Telephone 137 F 6. 251 a3lx jfKCT TuTTgREET"your friends at Sprague's Furniture Store. The hottest value spot in Northern Indiana. 252-2 t FOR SALE - City gas stove, 4 burners mid oven, porcelain and enamel. Phone 7181. 352-gJI Ft >R SALE - Winter pears 11 00 bushel. soc bushel if you pick (hem: bring containers. 3 miiub want of Decatur on 224. Dale LI by. phone 8871 25Mt rOR 'RALRyTUIf Sp6u China and Berkshire main bog, weight 170. Chester Bowen. 4.*s miles north on 101, •% mile cast. 252-ltx

Poli tii load h’”*, from picker. C. G. Maun farm, mile south Pleasant Mills. 252t3x FOR HALE Large mlm- Glowboy iicating glove, like ww. Prewar pressure cooker, like new. Veil Laut&enheiser, I mfle north 2H miles east Berm- Tib* mill. Lx FOR SA LE Fill nit ui‘ : All wood wardrobes. Doubb- door with hat slrnlf. Only 122.811. Baby beds complvte with mattress 516.95. Ironing 1 boards 35.50. Lovely chrome kitchen stools only 37.50 Kme-holc desks in walnut, mahogany and mu pie 322.50 to 345JHi f Waluut cedar chests. Largy- ami roomy 348.00. Sprague Furniture Company, phone 199. 252-21 ■ o —- Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks higher in moderately active trading. Bonds higher; U. 8. governments lower. Curb stocks higher. mon yearimgs HHMI; medium to choice slauglib-r ewes 5.50 to 6.50. culls ami conunou hind 535 including short load common Wo lb. westerns at 5.10.

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds rwjri z v iJCKJwSr : J TiaJXL I “Well, at least that proves the eggs you get in the Democrat Want Ads are fresh—you donk see any little chicks walking around'” FOR SALfc’^'rooth"modern io***, full basement, motor plumbing, shower bath, built-in cupboards, locaied northwest. 5 room semimodern house, done in, 6 room •emi-modern house southwest. Several building lota. Choice of Adams county farm lands. Tri-State Realty, T. D. Schieferstein, Phone 105. 228-U Folf'lALK bAftWIN TuLfF BULBS. Large, long stem, top Size bulbs, many colors to choose from, Plant now. Riverside Nursery, Route 1, Berne, Indiana. 251-a4l FOR SALE—JOtTacre farm 9 milea south west of Decatur highly improved ail modern house and barn, thorougly tiled. Inquire at Room 53, Rice Hotel, Ducatur, Indiana. 351-Stx FOR SAtfe -A good site for Alling station and tourist camp. Two acres of ground on State Highway. Inquire Room 53, Rice Hotel, Decatur. Indiana. 251-titx FOR SALE - Heatroia, heals 2 room* perfectly. Good as new. Phone 8934. 251g3t FOR Rock pullets fl each. 1 mile e**t of Decatur. Orville Slusher. 35t-3tx PTHI - SALE -40 acre " farm, dairy barn, electricity, good house. 2 miles south of Peterson. Noah Arnold, route 2, Decatur. 251-3tx FOR SALE-One* Holaiein bull. Idg enough for serrlco. Cecil Harvey, telephone 988 K. 251 a2tx FOR SALE- Good 8 room Imuse with metal roof, wash house with up-ground eeiler, work shop aud fuel bouse, good poultry house, good size barn, extra good truck patch, shrubs and fruit trees, almost one acre of ground, close to school aud chnrcli. in Monroe. Ind. Jeff Liechty, Auctioneer and Roul-Estate Bente, Indiana. Office pnoue 257 Re». 508. 251-it

FOR SALE—I6O acres’of the best producltfg farm lu Adams County. 5’4 miles from Decatur. Indiana. Good buildings, and well tiled. For infoi matwn. see J. W. Andrews and Harry Essex, Decatur, Indiana. 251-a4t FOR SA LE- -1 fometnadc inot or scooter, Hi hp motor, new tires. AJso Harley Davison motorcycle just overhauled. Zinsmaater Service Station, corner First 4c Monroe. Phone 117. 251-3 t Ft»R“BALE roiTWiHt.- 'Rock yearling bens, Holxapple strain. C. M. Laisure, Route No. 1, Monroe. 251-31 X WANTED WANTED "bwed prices paid for good, clean used cars. No delay. For quick cash ses Zintsmaster Motor Sales. First and Monroe; phone 372. 214-ts WANTED—Open sow# and all kinds of cattle. L. W. Murphy. Phone 8762. 2iß-6tx Wanted- Can you apa rc“ your car? 1 need cars for our servicemen now returning. High ceiling prices yet being paid. Fred Bum he. phone 975. 349t12x WANT Eiy^toaos on farms. Ealitern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See ma for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 33T-T-tf WANTKD ' Furnished apartment or light hottsokeeping rooms Codischarged veteran and wife. Phone 577. 352-WU WANTED To manage a* small bnsioe>». pielerably a rostauraut or grocery. Or am willing io become a imrtner. Experienced Give full details. Address Box 128 care of Democrat, Decatur. 251-a3tx WANTED TO RENT OR BEV—S or G room modern house. Phone 1430. 251-Zlx WANTED" Lady wants room with or without board. Cali 1214 before 8 p.m. 251-2tx W?tNT*ED -Girl Scouts wish to purchase 1 or 2 door tile to -'it 91b x 12 folders. Phone 8751. 251-31 Soiled wiudow shades need not be thrown away. Just turn them upside down, stitch a new hem. and lack the old hem to the rolie?. Chh ago storks irregular higher. Cotton higher. Wheat, corn, oats, rye ami barley firm. Chicago Livestock: Hoge active, lull? steady, eattls steady to «ul> er, aud ahup steady to easier.

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MISCELLANEOUS ItO6R fftOtßLlJ—(jail on un. wo will ba glad to give yon a free estimate on any sis* Job. We can apply a guaranteed Carey roof st no additional eeat. Also brick and asbestos siding. Arnold A Kienk. Phono 888. M-ts ftUkMtRfTTTtNTTON-Wore-move dead hones, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. i A>FUiXIici~BWviGE We service all makes of washers, sweepers, Irons, and other electrical appliances. We carry a complete line of parts for all popular makes.—Arnold A Klonk. 31-ts THE irifiAL“i»ATli for "chicken canning will be November 2. Must be In by 10 a. tn. Liechty (tannery. B>-rne. 251 -bftt 11 aTR Ci’Tß for adults or children 50.. Frank s Barber Fhop. First and Monroe streets. 252-3 t Wifi WWMATR -No ohliiitfotE Insulation, roofing, siding. New low price*. Convenient terms. Phone 429. Gamble's. 252 It CHICAGO CRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Dec. 17814%: May 174%; July 188%-%; Hept 166',. Corn: Dec. t.iB%A; May 1.17%; July 1.18%; Sept. 113%A. Oat*: Dec. 45% %; May 87-67%: July 65%; Sept 64. o— —————— Senator Stumped By Veterans Questions Thomas Is Heckled By European G. I.'s Paris, Oct. 25 —(UP)—U. B. Sett. Elbert D. Thomas, D-, Utah, sent word back U* Washington today that any other cougreaameu plan ning to visit Europe had better come equipped to answer plenty of questions about redeployment. Thomas learned his lesson the hard way after giving a lecture to a group of soldier* last night Hconcluded with the incautioiw anggestion that some of the Ol.’o might hav* some questiotte to ask. They had plenty. "Why waant the War Department been truthful with u* about redeploymentr asked one soldier. "Why hasn't the War DepartNew York without bringing replacements?" demanded another. Thoma* dodged most questions with a simple; “I don't know." But the one that filially ended the meeting ha J nothing to do with redeployment, it was about the atomic tw>mb. "How,” *sked a soldier, ‘'does the United State* reconcile it* professed desire for iuternaHunal go<jd will with the threatening policy of using the atomic bomb as sort of a club?" “You’re over my head." lamely replied Thomas. "I better give up."

Nice Town Loafer * Glory is a hamlet in Mik chell county, N. C. Laiate Va. nay Notire is hereby givvn tluat the u»i*rrsi<ned has been appointed ),»«« utrix of the estate ot U<iy Jane Andrews tale of Adams County, deceased. Th* estate I* probably solv*nt. Vernon Andrews, Executrix. G. Re«ay Blerh, Attarw,. CKt. 10, J»IS. IXI, 11-11-27 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 8:80 to 11:80 12:30 to 5:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Tataphan* 185 Eyas Examined Glasses Fit lad

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SALE CALENDAR OUT. 26—Carl Andrew*. % mile south of Chaltaiioog.i, Ohio on aisle highway No. 49. Real estate and personal property. Roy Johnson, auct. OCT. 26 —P. W. Daub, pleated east edge of Outariu, Indiana. Improved 94 acres. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. OCT. 27 —LaGrange County Ouroc sal*. LaGrange, Ind. Roy Johnson. OCT. 27—Arthur E. CaM. 2 miles East ut Montpelier. Indiana on High way 18 —Highly Improved 375 Acre grain aud slock farm. J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer. OCT. 27—8. P. Daily, 3% miles east and 1% miles north of Willshire in Abuses. General farm sale. Lester W. human, auct. OCT. 37—Mrs. Peter Amspaugh, Household Goodb, North Fifth street. Metain Liechty, auct. OCT. 29 —Stoller A Michael Guernsey dispersal sale, Van Werl Fair Grounds. Roy Johnson, au< t. OCT. 29 —Benjamin B. Williams. 1 mile North of Rushford, New Y <>rk, improved 306- Acre "Fann atiff complete line ut Personal property. J. F, Sanmann, Auct. OCT. 3U—E, B. Barker, 1 mile north and 2 miles cast of Chattanooga, Ohio or 2% miles sou'll and 5 miles west of Rockford, Ohio. Closing out sale. Roy Johnson. Auct. OCT. 36—E. B. Barker, 1 mile north and 2 mil*-s east of Chattanooga, Ohio or 2*a miles south and 5 miles west us Rockford, Ohio. Closing uut sale. Roy Johnson, auct. OCT. 30 —Mr*. Jerry Liechty, 1 mile north of Berne on State Hoad 27, then ’ s mile east. 80 Acre Farm. Jeff Liechty, auct. OCT. 31—Mr*. Jennie Durbin, Illi North 2nd St., Decatur, Ind. Household Good*, 3:30 I*. M. J. F. Sanmann, am ’. OCT. 31--Wr*y & Fisher, Angus cattle sale, Peru, Ind. Roy Johnson. NOV. 1 — Ohio State Ouroc hog sale, London, O. Roy Johnson, auct. NOV. I—Andy and Bonnie Schuck, 2 miles sou'h and 2 tulles east of Decatur. Ind., or % south and •;> mile > .i>l of Adams Couuly Farm, Personal Property and Purebred Berkshire Hogs. 12:30 P. M. J. F. Sanmann, Auct. NOV. 2—Je*» Andrews, Angus cattle bale. Crawfordsville, lud. Roy Johnson, auct. NOV. 2—Ralph Grile, 3 miles North ami 5 W>»’ of Portland, lud. Well Improved 115 Acre Farm. J. F. Sanmann. Auct. NOV. 3—John H«dl, 5 miles W< st of Elkhart, ind. tb» n 1% North. Highly Productive improved 50 acre farm. J. F. Sanmann NOV. 3— Vivian and Daisy Jones. Io miles East of South Bend. Ind. and 1% miles North. Well Improved 2" acre farm aud all Personal Property. J. F. Sanmann, auct. NOV. 3 —Paul Koehlinger, Admr., e tM-iag out sale, 1 miles north. 1 mile west of Hoagland. Roy Johnson, auct. NOV. s—Clinton5 —Clinton A Wilbur Mathys, Admr. sale, real e late aud P. P. Geneva. Johnson A Liechty, aucts. NOV. s—Mr*. Fred Mathys estate. Geneva, Ind. lU-ai estate and household goods. Melvin Liechty, Roy Johnson, aucts. NOV. C—Merle Sheet*, closing out sale, 2 miles west 1 mile uor'fa of Decatur. Roy Johnson, auct. NOV. 7—-Kenneth Butler, dosing out sale. 4 miles ea t of Decatur un Piqua road. Roy Johnson, auct. NOV. B—Paul E. Shultz & Geo. F. Morris. 7tj miles northeast ot Decatur on 101. Livestock. Chris Bohnke. Auct. NOV*. B—Hall Guernsey sale, Mum ie, Ind Roy Johnson, auct. NOV. 9—Geo. Bellis, 1% mile north l’j mile w<*t of Dixon, Ohio, closing out sale. Roy Johnson, au< t. NOV. It) —Philip Courtney, Monmouth, hid.. Furniture aud Household Goods —1:66 p. m. J. F. Sanmann—Auc*. NOV. 12—Levi Egley, 4 miles wes’ 1% mile south of Convoy, Ohio., Closing out sale. Roy Johnson, auct. NOV. 13—H. P. Schmitt A Arthur Lengerich, dosing out sale. East I City limits of Decatur. Roy Johnson, aud.

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'z as < Mi BISHOP Joseph Patrick Hurley of St Augustine, Fla, has been called on by the Vatican to till temporarily the Vatican's top diplomatic poet in Belgrade. He was named to the difficult post as the Vatican *ought solution to problems facing the Roman Catholic church in Yugoslavia. His title will bo that of regent of the hp<Mtolic Nunziatura. which nmifts him in effect acting apostolic nuncio, a rank corresponding to pmivassador. f I rtu national)

= ATTENTION, Mr. Farmer! : ■ ■ ■ anti everyone inleroted in Farm ■ ■ Produce. B ■ What in there in the future for the a B Farmer? What can the Farmer do to help w in the problem that is ahead of him? „ Come to Pleasant Mills High Nchuol. M Tuesday, (kt. 30, 7:30 p. m. and hear Mr. Larry Brandon, Indianapolis, discuss farm . * problems. ■ ■ ■ • Adams County Farm Bureau: ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■*■■ PUBLIC SALE Having mid my farm and moving to Dx-alur. wlnwe I am iu (he iii.ph-iiK-nt business, will sell a’ public auction a( lhe farm I miles east of Blufftuu on 124. Iht-u 1 mile north on 301 and >, mile east, on SATURDAY, OCT. 27 Sale Start* at 12:80 P. M. STRAW 25" Bales of Oats Straw. 61 Hales Wie.al 8 raw. CHICKENS 165 Head of L«ghorn pullets, are now starting iu lay v.nxinu ! e4 and wormed. MISCELLANEOUS ],iHM> n, Fairbanks Morri- platform scales Heg feeders; VacutiuE hog fountain: siphoning fountain; hog troughs ami pans; tank heater; grindstone; good Simpk'X kerosene brooder glove; chicken feederg and fountain; sheep feeding rack; milk cart; single plow; lawn mower; four ait-gal. drums; road oil tin ft. I'j imh pipe. 1"" rod I point barbed wire; sunn.- lumber* several cords wood. lx>g chain, bee' fork, ami other tools n<> nteuiioued. STOVES (•low Boy heating stove; 2-hole kerosene stove. , HOUSEHOLD GOODS Four-piece bedroom suite, 3-piece reed suite; gold metal lied witlt spring and mattress, spinnet desk: end table, otrasional table: small dresner; child rocker; drapes for three windows; dresser lamps; bed lamps. RUGS One 11 :xl2 rug; one 9x12 rug; one 9xio rug These are extra good rugs; and numerous of articles not men’io&cd. TERMB—CASH. > RAYMOND GERBER OWNER. Auctioneer—Haymond Strahm, Craigvilh . Ind. Clerk—Amur Gerlier.

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j Trad* In s Goad Town — Pwvtui 1 I We Are Now I Handling ■ New Steel H What arc your needs? We H can furnish them. ■ PRIME GRADE, ALL HOT ROLLED » Eyo Beams, H Beams, Chan- ■ nel Iron, Plate iron, Angle 9 Iron, Round iron, Square 9 Iron, Strip Iron, Flat Iron, 9 also soOM steel rash base--9 lueul wutdows. 9 The Maier Hide I & Fur Co. g 710 W. .Monrue St. B Phone 442 •> 6013