Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 266, Decatur, Adams County, 10 November 1945 — Page 5

I NOVEMBER 10, 1945.

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or less: 1 time 50c; 2 times 75c: 3 times |t; 6 times >1.75. Ratss quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No classified ads accepted on eklpday schedule. Rate for 10 point BLACK FACE Is 5c per word for Insertion. Copy must bs In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. FOR SALE Fdit“s ALE rftrlctiy modern 6 i room home, located on Nuttman ave near <» E Full baHement, built In feature*, Insulated throughout, motor plumbing nicely decorated, a homo you would be proud to own Tri Htato llealty Co. T. D. Hchleferatein, Phone 105. 257-ts Foil SALE I>uiov siillo- boa” innnuned. richest hloodlin..«, reasonable. 11. <1 Krelsher, Convoy, Ohio, Hi miles cast of beealur on 224. 258-141 FOR SALE Living room -ulies and studio couches. C'huck full of springs. Cedar chests and kn e hole desks. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 264-g3t Fou sale Seven room x«wiy Decorated House on 11th street with garage and full lot, modern conveniences including water softener. Two 5 room houses on Seventh street, can lie bought as an investment or individually. 5 room house on Nuttman avenin-. Schwartz Realty Service, 915 \V Monroe St., Tel. 1398. 261tf Ffjft'SALE’ Several <3ood used house trailers, alto trailer parts and supplies. We buy ami aell, Daniels Sales, opposite Elks Hom Phone 801. 2616tx

NOTICE 1 I am now devoting mH time to , my shop, furniture repaired, re finishing ami upholstering. Pitdure framing and stove repair. New stove parts for sale. Pick up and delivery service. Please niak" phone calls before twelve noon Secaur Furniture Repair, corner Ist and Monroe. Phone 7363. 26D6 Ft)Il SALE Now < ih< ti-tie to buy, 7* 4* -s’ Tint tor discs. Rotary h-riws, cultipackers, < tiltimub hers, horn-dr tulle manure 1 ad--r---corn whellers with blowers, hydnui He tractor seats, tractor tin* Cralgvllle Gaia- . <‘i,i rille. , I'OI”SAT7e" aTT wood wardrobe are now in stock. Double doors with hat shelf. Only >ls''s. Spra;;- a tie Furniture Store, phone 199 264-g3t FOR SALE on what ~t cimsl<lvre I by many D-t atur's firn -t orl dentlal s'ree t, M. .• r Avenue, .i beautiful five room tiouie, ftt'lv 1 modern. Two bed !'• »:n-. living room, dining room, kt it n wit t built-in cupboards. Nice ba cinetit with majestic furnace, autoinallc gas hot waler healer N v i ■•>. new siding. Vol can tm-vt ini • beautiful home within ill < e .w-i. for less money and < 'Ubb- tlitia building. Bob Heller. Il- alto . K C. Building. Phom- sit. day or night. ktf FOU~SALE Family ix •• ill' H 1 land and Botirb u II- i Lukey' for your Thank -hill • dinner. Diessed or alive, piton - 5141 263 Inx Foil SALE i n u-.-d all -t 1 to- --1 ■ >!■' • t-.g gasoline moloi -. '-lie el ti --I 9-38 Ira tor ‘res. sinall l.er > i-n,' I heater. Arnold « Kl -ai. 2-U FOR 'SALE Limp -iml Tabli Floor lamps, bridge lamps, table lamps, vanity lamps ami bed lamps AH kinds of tabl - svlHng for the low dollar. Sprigu Furniture Store. Phone 199. 261 gdt MEEfTrnSTlreet your ’ irienda a> Sprague Furniture Store Hottest value spot in Northern Indiana. 261g3t |'XrR"SALE~ ’ 1 miles e;< <i on 221. S iii-iii'<deoi 3-room home with Fain, motor plumbing, ele tri ity Huinediat* liosscsaion. T. D. S hieferslejn. Phone 105. Ji'a-t! FOR SALE 'till* dot'll' duly <■ wool suit, size 8 to I": girls C ■■ uigo roller skates'. <‘ize •>: toilran? r Ice .di >< -lai Phone 222 .'ufi x.'tx I LOST AN!) POUND I LOST Ratio 11 Donald. Lm-ille. July Fo - man | I 266g1tx FbirirxLE”!!'!'' Fie d chas-i- and | cab. 158 Inch wheel basi 5 I by 20 tires. Can b puo lia 'd to--8555. Brant Motor Co_ -'66 c2t FOR SALE • v.'iH iniiel pul ■ ’ Edgar Kim* keis- g. | hone 694 B 2<’6-ltx ! —— —o~ Fried Chicken, Virginia Baked Hain, R»»3bt Beef. Sttnday, Ehler *.

<H ICKIES hy Ken Reynold* lr2z . bravi since you *■ ar'ed taking that 'physical fit' coiir-e yon saw in the Democrat Want Ads!" Full SALE Lot on Jefferson l»eI ween nth and 7th streets, 50 feet frontage Lawr<nc<* Walters, 6ul Jefferson, phone 1236 285-2tX P< ill SALE mi acre beautiful country home, nicely located, 2*i miles west of Bryant on tarvia road. Electricity available. See Mi Elizabeth Treece, Bryant. 2«ag3tx FOR SALE I!i4.*> motor scooter. Reasonably priced. Excellent loiidition. Jesne Plasterer, Patterson street. 265g3tx \Ve PAY ('ash for usoS furniture, I rugs, radios, washers, reirigerators. stoves, etc. Quick service. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199 FOR SAIJE Ii d Household tlisnls • 1 Buffet fl 50. 2 (9x12) Rugs >4.95 ea< h, 1 Cabinet Heater A l condition |35.00. 3 Living room Suites >12.00 ea. I large Hound Table 81.50. i Leather Davenport 4150. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 265-g3t WANTED

kEVviWf‘ mTcIIiX’R REhAIftTOIJ -til makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. We make covered buckles, covered buttons, do hemstitching, make buttonholes. Boardman's 445 u — WANTED ‘ BOOKKEEPER Apply in person. Stewart’s Bakery prices paid for good, clean used - ars. No delay. For quick cash see , Zintamaster Motor Sales. First - •nd Monroe; phoae 372. 214-ts WANTED Open sows and all , kinds of cattle. L. W- Murphy. ' Phone 6762. 255-ts < \\ \NI !-!' '!'*. i "w.,i- i « best I I wa .Apply Bellmont R't tiaiam bettti-ii 6 and 7:3" P.m. i 266-1 tx ; WAN I'ED ~ Can you spare your ; car? I med cars for our service- , tn- n now returning. High ceiling ' pi io yet being paid. Fred , Hu i li'-. phone 9'i.». 2G2gl2tx ' SALESMAN WANTED (.cl iii on the ground lliMir of the post war hooni which has already started in our appliance business. No over-night traveling. Write u-, a letter telling aho u I yourself. Interview will be arranged. Write Box I'll, Democrat. - r.-. .- ■ -»!■ m i i — TUT— ~ W ANTED Tn o-iit aiiiall houseo;' furnished or unfurnished apartment- Cail White Spot, phone 436. 2«5t3x WANTED To d> wim'ing« and iiminx- M'i ' call toi amide--1 . Phone 133' 26»i-2t x WANI'ED Apartment or small House for service-mans wile. Phone Gl3-B. 265-g.ltx wTNTED i’-i-tom plowing to do. Tel. phone 1 on 7 Cralgvllle. 265 a3tx j Vv'> N TED" - '!'" do ciHlom comldn- | ug of heaiu; .>!»» <orn picking I wl'h two row mounted picker. Hlioiie evenings 573-11. 362-BtX MISCF I.L A NEOUS _ ' roof TROUBLE -Call on ua, w« will ba glad to give you a trae ’ estimate oa any slse job. We can apply a guaranteed Carey rool at no additional cost Also brick and ; t.sbeslos siding. Arnold • Klenk. ■ Phone 4G3. 80-ts, FARMERS ATTENTION—Wo' re- J move d< ad horses, cows. bogs, j etc. Decatur phone 2000. Wo pay I all pimae charges. Tbn Stadler I Product* Co. 15-ts:

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APPLIANCE SERVICE We service all makes of washeru, i sweepers, irons, and other slac-1 trlcal appliances. Wo carry a complete line of parts for all popular 1 makes.—Araold A Klenk. 31-ts HR ING IN your"washers for repair. Genuine Maytag parts. Coming Tango and electric ranges, frozen food liH-kem, cycle washers and driers. Kitchen's Maytag Sales and Service, 110 Jefferson St., business phono 95. 2H‘i-6t IBiMEGI \RD ln»uf.iii ,i> , .ivover in'; of your furl bill. Free estimate cheerfully given Yog will be surprised at our low cost. Call G.iinldc's, plmt.e 429. 266 It RELATIONS IN (Conttn-.-M From Fa«s Ona) and prices, production In all Industry would come to a standstill by n xt June, lie said price Increases did not have to equal the wage hike ol both management and labor produced enough to fill the demand for finish- d products Elsewhere in the nfFbulont labor situation, a second plant ol the Yale A Towns- Manufacturing Co. was closed when some 1.34 W company's einplojrib in Philadelphia walk- d out in u demand for a closed shop and a 30 per cent wage boost. The company's main plant at Stamford, (kmn., has been closed s< veral days in a strike over similar demands. Production was halted yest nlay at the APW PajKsr Co-, Albany, N. Y . when some 300 workers left their jobs for a 15 percent wage increase.

SALE CAIJCNDAR NOV. 12-Levi Egley, I mil"* west 1> 4 mile south of Convoy, Ohio, Closing out sale. Roy Johnson, amt. NOV. 13 H. P. Schmitt * Arthur Lengerich, dosing out sale. Ea. t City limit* of Decatur. Roy Johnson, auct. NOV. 13 Ross Laturner A Fred Metsch. '- mile we-t, i'j mil' -mth of Berne Melvin L'echty and Chris Bohnke. Am t NOV. 17 Aden Yoder, 2 miles Southeast of W.-basli, Ind Well Improv ed 58 acre farm J. F. Sanmann Amt Suman. auct. NOV. 17 Mrs. Rose Kimberlin, lot aid 2\- miles w -i us In calm <m the Winchester road Personal properly sab- Lester W. NOV. 21 Jesse L. Pursel Estate. 2 miles East and 2 North oi I’liiildiii-. Ohio. B't Acte Farm. l't:0" A M J. F. Sanmann, Amt NOV 21 Jesse L. Pursel Estate, 3 Busim-ss Bldgs , Paulding Ohio Stahl Bldg. 11" West Perry St ; Webh Bldg. I"2 N Williams St., Dm at, 112 N. William.', ami ID, N Williams. 2:"" P. M J. F. Sanmann. Ailc'i"ii' •

FOR SALE INCOME PROPERTY Fine Duplex, 5 rooms on each side. Full Basemen!. Stoker Hol Water Heal. Mtwlern Built-in Features, Bath upslairs and Powder Room downstairs jp each. Double (iarage. FINEST DI PI,EX in DECATUR. Complete in even detail. MODERN HOME Completely Modern 5 Room Home, new furnace, fine yard and garage. Ideally located 2 blocks from business district. WELL IMPROVED FARMS Extra Good UN) acre farm, level, highly productive soil. Good Improvements, including Modern Dairy Barn. Located in Preble Township. 2 • 111 Acre Farms. We have other listing of Farms and City Properties. Call or write us, we may have just what you want. .1. F. Sanmann Phone No. 171 C. \\. Kent MIDWEST REALTY AUCTION CO. UECATCH, INDIANA _

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing MA(il(' MBiROR! THP <c* 7 — / & \ r i ' GOODY I /TX lAAUTy shoppe xj/ iMiiwi' / ?V'J H I i e-— —“'"tiller —• sv " O uK 1 ' xJ OiW/JIL BLONDIE "OPEN- BOUSE! Rjih. • I ®HF~* | |\amen i blhlp mv A \ F OwN 1-iOuSE I'M X ' _ X/X ( NOW, WHERE DO J GOING ID PUT in I /" X \ WE DISAPPEAR > KI \ SECRET WNELS / ( OW, \ / TO ? r—-> \ \ / W’ , TO HIDE IN • J A S*-T a ~ k® O 0 ; w- -i - \ — -k. - x McwiL ,< -ww- 1 .X- I OA ■. L_ — 1 ' N-i x i LELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Leland Smith Phones 110 and 239 Glenn Hill y Improved New CARS, New INSURANCE, New FINANCING Plant. Let Ub explain.

RECORRD OUTPUT Os (CaatlnusS From Pass <>*•) October weather brought u de cline in virtually nil late crop prospecls. Never!heless. record ( production apparently is assured for 12 commodities and almostrecord for another eight A 1,150,000,000 bushel wheat harvest heads the list of record | breaking crops. Others are rice, tomatoes, oats, sugar cane, pears, pent hes, oranges, grapefruit, almonds, hops and commercial vegetables. Both crop and livestock proiluc tlon mny be expected to slump next year with the removal of government production Incentive payments. Most subsidies will be abandoned 1»y the ‘line the 1946 farming season is under way. No shortage of feed for the nation’s large livestock population is likely in the next 12 months. Overall grain output probably will reach IfiS.mHMHMJ tons, also a record, CHINESE H'oatlnued From I‘ngr One) the new China Dally. <>r«an of lie Chinee- «oiniiiiiiii“t'< The newspaper gave no details of the alleged loan, except to say th " agreement already liaJ Ihmhi signed by repn-ellti lives of the Amerl nt and Chungking nation aliet governments. Simultaneously, it r.'porti I tha’ Vneri- an made munitions we e be Ing ferried by American Iran port pilots from the Biirm-a road terminus nt Kunming t > the nationalist army bas< at Lan< h "W. on China’' i

great wall, for use against the communlst forces. Neitlier of the lominunict report could be vcrlfli'«l St once, but their Implication was ch-ur that guile ammunition und other military uiiiupment were being drawn from American stockpiles In Chinn to supp>rt Chiang's ,ii in. n'' und- -i • I 'ivil *.i' The new t tiargi s climaxed n week of increasingly hitter anti iiu*si><>k<'ii communist protests rhat American marines wee fighting alongside Chiang's troops on the Mate hurl .ii border Ipa link* of 2,8<H),(10t) Chinese communists and nationalist troops were drawn up ->n either side of t i- China Manchuria frontier and a major explosion appeared almost unavoidable, hairing a compromise settlement in the reopened peace talks In Chungking DENIES PEARL << MKitsiird Frum l*aar <>■»> day "reiiues'ed" instead of "directed" department heads to Instruct all personnel to give com miitee members information "orally." The order ended with mt admonition that "this does not include any files or written maI ti-i tai " Barkley said, "the order means that any government employe, military or civilian, can volunteer to any committee member atty I t-levalit infot milt ion." ' lie <an t>-!l them all he knows and can tell them what files or records would cupp.of their testimony." —.— — Learn ae th High you we e to | live fr.d i. hvi- a though you a.- ■ t-i div tomorrow t Plhhiil titriil «if %•liiilnHt r;ilnr \ ’I . Im .i. 4 H W h IhH th* i> .1. .'411,-a ii.i • bi-VH i|>|H>ilit>->l 'll ||>l-H r.ll ..r lit Mu • I >t- Ilf le-lsii" 1... I, !i. .i :- ■. y 1.1 : > *.. in' , ii. Th- , I't. |.-..hit,|v -<,l . i-nt «'!>i, Ilan 11. M .-. Iman, A'linilil i lielsltun 11. MnselKinn. Mlnrn<-». j -' 1,1 s FOR SALE Anti Freeze. Bring containers. 95c per gallon. Hog Houses—Hog Feeders. Wayne Air Compressors. Bready Garden Tractors. Manure Spreaders. Ring Free Oil and Greases. 1 Allis Chalmers Combine. 14 meh Massey Harris Plows. ; GEKIiEK Implement Store I Allis Chalmers Dealer ’ Phone 255

LADIES World Wide Protection On Ft R COATS from ALL RISKS. See I s or Phone Us for Particulars and Low Kates. BYERLY INS. AGENCY tlh iib 'he Library' Phone 863 128 So. 3rd St.. Decatur Nearly a quarter of a century of Insurance Experience. \uto - Life • Fire • Accident and Marine Ins.

TRADE IN A GOOD CITY—DECATUR PUBLIC SALE COMPLETE CLOSING OUT SALE l»uc to ill health. Mr. Lengerich is quitting farming My businose requires all my time. We will sell at public auction at the east corporation of the city of Decatur, on Road No. 224 TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 1945 Commencing at 10 A. M. Prompt 39—HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE—39 RED. 8 year old Guernsey cow, calf by side, 6 gallon cow; NADIE, 3 year old Gu. rnsey cow, calf by side, 5 gallon cow, SPOT. 6 year old Guernsey row. Due November 22, 6 gallon cow; EMMIE, 7 year old Guernsey cow, Due by tale day. 5 gallon cow, SUSIE, 5 year old Guernsey cow, Due Nov. 2", a 5 gallon cow; BLONDIE, 6 yr. old Jersey A Guernsey cow, Due Dec 30, 6 gal. cow; JERSEY, 5 year old Jersey cow, Due Dec. 21. a 6 gallon cow; KATE, 3 year old Guernsey tow, was fresh Sept. 22nd; BENE, year old Guernsey ca»w, Milking I gal per day, bred July 27; TOY, 4 year old Guernsey cow, Will freshen Feb. 4th, 5 gallon cow; SPECK, 7 year old Guernsey cow, Due March 17th, a 6 gallon cow; BEAUTY. 7 year old Large Milking Short Horn cow, Due April sth, 6 gallon cow; EFFIE, 3 year old Guernsey cow, Due March 25th, 5 gallon cow; Black Jersey cow, 5 year old. Due April 30. a 5 gallon cow; LADY, 5 year ol<l Guernsey cow, 5 gallon cow, Bred Sept 9th; GI'SSIE. 4 year old Guernsey cow, Duo April 19th, 5 gallon cow; llrindb- Cow 5 year old, Due Feb. 7th, a 4 gallon cow; LEAH, 3 year old Guernsey cow, Pasture bred, milking 4 gal. per day; GEE, 5 year old Guernsey cow, .Milking 3 gal.. Bred Ant;. 4th; j'ure Bred Guernsey Bull, I year old, Pure bred Guernsey Bull. 3 months old; 11 Yearling Guernsey heifers, pasture bred; 6 Guernsey calves 3 to 5 mo. old. Roan steer, corn fed. These dairy cows and heifers are a select herd of cattle. We have always used Pure Bred Guernsey bull of the best breeding and .twd the heifer calves from these good Hied cows. HOGS AND SHEEP Registered Berkshire boar coming 2 yr old; 2 Berkshire boars 7 mo. old, eligible to register; 3 Berkshire Gilts 7 mo. old, eligible to regtslet. Registered Berkshire sow with s pigs 6 weeks old; Hampshire sow with 9 pigs t; weeks old These hogs are old immuned. 2 Horned Dorset Ewes yearlings; one Horned Dorset Spring ewe lamb; 6 Good Shropshire ew<» I /ears old; one Buck. HORSES Team Roan colts, rominc 3 yt •• old, make !»<••> lb. horses. POULTRY 150 Extra good While Rock pullets, Laying. 150 Leghorn Hens, yearlings, laying. FEED lfi;, Bales second cutting Alfalfa hay; 75U bales Pure < |<>wr hay; 320 bales soya bean hay. 25U bales first cutting alfalfa hay. This hay is all first class, iIo bales spi-Us straw; 11)0 bales oats straw. TRACTOR A FARM IMPLEMENTS John Deere Model A. 1941 Tractor, on rubber with power lift and Cultivator attachment. First class condition; J. Deere I B. high clearance II" tractor plows, Tractor disc; Spike ’noth harrow. John Deere No. 111. Roughage Mill and feed grinder with silo filling attachment, in first class condition; limbi Bradley No. 7o manure spreader; MeCormick De< tina Roller beating Rubber tire wagon and good 16 ft. Grain lied; Hoosier lit hole fertilizer grain drill; Me Deering side delivery rake; M< D< < ring big six mower; Me Deering corn planter with I fertilizer and Bean attachment; f'uitipacker; 3 section spring tooth harrow, S<-ven foot grain binder; Knife Id,ide harrow; corn sled; Elevator f«i unloading ami mowing baled hay; Rubber tire wheelbarrow, Double s« t breeching harness used 3 years; Fan Mill; 70 ft. 6" i Goodyear endless rubber licit. MILKING MACHINE liiiinmaii two unit milker, used one year, also i tope ami stall! cocks. BUILDINGS A MISCELLANEOUS ’ Exira good Brooder house H»xl2; 3 Individual hog coops; Small 1 building; butcher ketth I" ten gal milk can? . Dairy tank with heater for washing milking utensils; 12 hob- galvanzed hog feeder, troughs; I Electric Biooder. *e»o c!ii< g size, used two •« as.,ns, Two English riding i -.uldh‘-. l-o's of lutiile r. I"" Red « ~lar square line posts; 20" Steel i fence posts; 1" New- 2" rod rolls field fence; 2 new rolls poultry fence; » lolls barb wire. I Picnic tables and iMiiches; Whi'e oak seasoned I iioards for gat< i and fenciug: Model A Ford sedan in good running I condition; Small tools of all kinds. 70" bushels of Corn. 4 tIN EVENT OF BAD WEATHER ALL LIVE STOCK WILL BE SOLD INSIDE) TERMS (ASH H. P. SCHMITT & ARTHUR LENGERICH OWN Ell. Roy S Johnson Auctioneer Ned c. Johnson Auctioneer Christ Bolink" Auftlom-er E. W. Baumgartner—Clerk *1 Sale pens and equipment by Melvin !,'»•< hty St. Paul Ladies Aid will aerve lunch.

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