Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 44, Decatur, Adams County, 21 February 1946 — Page 5

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•———' ■' QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds

LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES _O— For 25 words or lees: 1 time 50c; 2 times 75c; 3 times *1; 6 times 31.75. Rates quoted are for coneecutivo Insertions. No classified ads accepted on skipday schedule. Rato for 10 point BLACK FACE is 5c per word for insertion. Copy must be In office by 11 0. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline io 9 a. m. FOR SALE FOB BALE—IO room all modern dwelling with bard wood floor. Built-in cupboard*, good furnace. Rock wool Insulated. 3 room apartment with private entrance. Big lot 70 1 180 with fruit trees. Schwartz Realty Bervtoe>, 915 W. Monroe BL 15-tt FOR BALE—BO acres oi good fertlle soil, good buildings, South of Pleasant Mills. Bute road 101. Possession March 1. Schwartz Realty Service, 916 W. Monroe St. TeL 1393. 17-ts Meet and Oreet your friends~at Sprague Furniture Store. Hottest Value Spot in Northern Indiana. Wo eave you 10% to 30%. Why pay more? — Sprague Furniture Store. Phono 199. 19-30 t m _ gAaP6s' acre farm. Excellent condition. Electricity in all buildings. Barn 36x60. Good land and well tiled. Clyde O. Troutner, phone 73-1188, Real EsUte and Insurance. 38-ts FOR SALE—lnvestment property, 32,900. Will return 10% on investment. Long-time guaranteed lease. Good hedge against inflation. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building. Phono 870. 41-ktf FOR SALE ""Modern five room home, remodelled by veteran before war. Hardwood except one bedroom. Built-in cupboards, modern bath with recessed tub. Basement. furnace, good garage. Good roof, paint. Widow will well North Fifth street corner for 86,000 caah. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building. Phone 870. 41-ktf FOR~SALB—Modern - newly" redecorated five room boyie. Good roof, beautiful, asbeatoH - cement shingle siding. Basement, good furnace. New soft water pressure system. Roof high enough for additional r<x>ms. South Fifth street corner. 31.500 down, balance at 834 40 monthly. Bob Heller. Realtor, Heller Building. Phone 870. 41-ktf FOR SALE-New Crown gas ranges and Coffee makers. Gerber Store, phone 2551, U. S. 27. 41-6 t PLACE YOUR order for » ay dist now. Yost Construction Co. Phone 248. 41-lZt FOR SALE Living room suite, like new, baby bed, high chair, end table, table lamp, electric sweeper, and New Hoim sewing machine. 316 Stevenson Street. 43FoiFsale —House and 2 iot« in Decatur. Phone 8933. 43-3tx FOR SAL9>—4O3 ACRE~FARKr" Oue at Indiana's outstanding farm* for sale 2 miles northwe-i of Geneva, with fine modern brick house, large dairy barn, largecattle aud hog feeding barn, automatic water system, plenty of extra buildings all painted and in perfect repair, only 8119 |ier acre, with low interest rate long term loan for *4 purchase price, i'hotie 3608. Muncie 43-lx TOKTXLB-1W Ciirjsler Wind sor 6. 4 door sedan. 1939 Chrysler 5 Pass. Coupe. These cars are in good shape. Bellmont Restaurant, Corner 224 and 27. Waiter Sautbine. 48-ltx FOR - SALi?—Fri-nii cow. JerseyGuernsey. Tel. 916-H, Oliver W'alters. 43-3 t FOR SALE -Irish setter, 2'.- p-ar» old. Well broke. Inquire 128 South Ninth street. H-gttx FOR SALE - Oil burning tank heaters, atock tanks, hog feeddrs, bog fountains, galvanized pipe and fittings. O. C. 'Ewell, Preble, Ind. 44-2tx FOtt SALE 10 ewes, 6 with lambs by side. To Is- sold at Ira McBride sale, February 26. 44-g2tx FOR SALE—Fresh <-ow. wagon and rack. Cheater Shoaf. Route No. 4, Decatur. 4 miles southwest Decatur. 44-21 x F6R bale — Allen < ii< 111 heating stove, first class condition 615 Short Street. Phone 1124. 44P6R SALE boston bull h r na pups, six we ks old. Clyde Hitchcock, 110 Jefferson street. Decatur. 44-a2tx FdR SALE-Oiiver cylinder rak7 bayloader; Gale corn planter. In good condition. W. C. Macke, 1 mile east, 3 miles north Preble. 44-g3tx 9*oll SALIi-i'week old”mUking abort horned male «*U Lxmii registered wire. Phom OlwG > I iJ-gJt*

“ —we sold our dog with a Democrat Want Ad!” FOR SALE Good 7~room home, 6<il Jefferson St., Decatur, Ind. with a choice extra lot, can be purchased on contract. Small down payment. Cal! 174, Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur. Ind. 42-3 t For Sale—Three Small Farms. 20 acres, 2 miles east and I miles north of Decatur. .Modern home i and other flue improv ments. Highly productive soil. 32 acres. 14 mile west :>f Salem. Indiana or 3 miles east and 1 2 miles south of .Monroe, Indiana. Good six room home, iipto-dati; chicken hous and other goml buildings; excellent land. 40 acres, 2 miles east and I north of Decatur. Indiana. Fine modern home and other good Improvements; th- best of farm land. Write or call Midwest Realty Auc- ' tlon Co., Phone 174, Decatur, Ind. 42-St FOR'SALE Mod.! \ K" r<rpn k—- ‘ truck. Pre-war tires, good eotidi- ; tlon. Price Blss. Ivan Garwood. Cor. , Line A Stndebaker. 44-ltx FOR SALE■~RAbio“SERVICE': Prompt and efficient repairs. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 43-2 t FOR SALE- !><'<! 4 years, drys: washer, .Maytag gas motor. single and twin, kitch n cabinet* Kitchen's Maytag Sales A Service. 110 Jefferson St.. Decatur. Ind. 1331 FOR SALE 1 saddle mare in fold, saddle and bridle. C. T. Snider, i Willshire. O. 42-gstx FOR SAi.E New - Idea easy way hay loader. Good condition. .Might deliver. Edward Scare. Ossian. Uul. 2 miles north, l*v mil-a eaot. 43-2 U FOR SALE lairge stock of used furniture; all type stove*, newheating stoves, laundry stoves, and several all modern coal ranges and heatrolae; bed room suites with chest and vanities, maple lied room suite complete with twin beds, new unpalnted chest of draw era: living room suites, studio touches, radio, several table top oil ranges, Birdeeye maple chest of drawers and dressers. Eight piece dining room suite. .Modern kneehole desk: pair twin m<-tal beds; small portable vietrala; 20 gauge automatic shotgun Decatur I sed Furniture, 116 South Second St. Phone 420. 43g2l FOR SALE -Stmlio ' Com-he* Meet the Housing Emergency with an extra bed room made by a versatile studio couch. We have * veral to select from. Sprague Furniture Store, i'hotie 199. 43-2 t FO R SILE Traitor ma nu re spreaders; Hom-draulic inaiitire loaders; rubber tire wagons: steel wagon itoxes; spring tooth harrow#: cullimulchers; rotary hoes; < ultlpackers; tractor tires. Craig Ville Garage. 42-flt FOR SALE 1940 Deluxe Ford couiie, good tires, good mediani leal condition. Telephone 259. ; Wteat End Texaco Service Station. 42-aStX WANTED SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING —all makes. Needles, oil, belts, parts. Wo mako covered buckles, ; covered buttons, do hemstitching, make buttonholes. Boardman's, 415 South First. 27-24tx J WANTED — Used - cars, highest 1 prices paid for good, dean used l cars. No delay. For quick cash see Zintsmaster Motor Sates, First ; and Monroe, phone 372. 214-ts WANTED—Loans~on”fkrms7Eastern money. Low rates. Very liboral terma. See me for abstracts : of title. French Quinn. 33T-T-tf i WANTED- Girl lor general oifii.c work; state age and experience t address Box 185, in care of Demoi crat. 36 ts > WANTED—To ”Tiuy used cars— I any make or model; highest ; prices. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, i 141 S. Second st., open evenings, phone 1645. 27-30 t . WANTEIJ—dirI - wants odd F’bs : typing from 7 to 9 p ,m. Exper- . fenced. Box 189 in tan- of this newspaper. 42tf WANTED—LaU- model cars for ; G. l.'s. .Must be clean and in ; good condition. High ceiling prices. Fred Busche, phone 975. 35-3bix Hana Phow 7302. 43-2tx : WANTED—lnside painting by ex-1 - perieuced painter. Now le the i time to get that painting done belore ihu »puug iash- i'Uous 6O84». 42<3t

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URGENTLY NEEDED-Furnishad apartment for college student and wife. Neither smoke or drink. Call 615-S. 43-g3tx WANTED-Carpenters for out-of-town work on construction of grain elevators and feed mills. Falta Construction Co., 405 Cal Wayn* building, Fort Wayne. Phone A-6219. 44-gtit WANTED: T«'nniT"H h oe i have arrived.—Winnew Shoe Store. l.'ly'lt MISCELLANEOUS ROOF TROCBLE Cail on us. we will be glad to give you a free estimate on any size job. We can apply a guaranteed Carey roof at! no additional coat. Also brick and asbestos siding. Arnold & K!«nk, Phone 463. 80-ts WnaiHltß AtTBMTId.V--W« remove dead horsM, cowa, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Studley Products Co. 15-ts if you want to buy good 40 acres close to town with good buildings and fences, see Schwartz R-wl-ty Service. 915 W. Monroe St. 15-ts APPLIANCE SERVICE We service all makes of washers, sweepers, Irons, and other electrical appliances. Wo carry a complete line of parts for all popular makes.—Arnold A Klcnk. 31-ts MR. FARMER—Have your John Deere tractor overhauled and serviced before the spring rush. We have experienced mechanics and use only genuine John Deere replacement parts. All work guaranteed Steffen Implement Company, Third Street. Phone 180. FARM NEEDS Hydraulic seats. | Wayne air compressors, manure loaders, farm wagons. Place order for garden tractors. Ring fr<»- oils, no better refined. Gerber Implement Store, your A. C. Dealer. U. S. 27. 41-6 t Washer • Sweeper Service. Grease changed and cleaned. Block south '.v east Courthouse, 110 JesWANTED GIRL for (seneral Office Work. State age and experience. Address Dox 190, ’< Democrat. BUYING EGGS Current Receipt l-r«» j Oc Not on the grade. Cash. Sherman-White Cor. Third & Monroe. 110.00 REWARD —for information leading to the rental of a 2 or 3 room furnished apartment. Write Democrat Dox 187.

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ferson. I call for. Jamas Kitchen Maytag Store, phone 95. 18-ts TORRENT FOR RENT-A'l Home in Kirk twp. Constating of 8 room bouse, gaiuge, lain i garden and truck patch and 3 acre pasture lot for cow. For Information sec Dean Byerly. 42-4tx - 'O — CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Feb. 21 — (UP) — (USDA) LlvMtock: Hogs: 5.5(H). Active, steady; good and choice barrows ami gilt* 14.85. the celling; sow* at 14.1<t| celling; complete early clearance ; Cattle: 5.000. Calv s: 800. Gen i-ral market steady; no subtly choice steers here, and demand continued narrow for strictly good to average-choice kind, both *t»ers and heifers; top steer* 17.65; little above 16.50; bulk steers 14.50 to 16.50; most heifer*' 13.75 to 15.50; best heifers around 16.00, but choice kind ab*cnt; most beef cows 9.25 to 12.00; llltle abov 13.00, but 14.00 quotable for strictly grain-fed; caaners and> cutters 7.50 to 8.50 mostly: weighty suiisago bulls Io 13.25 and heavy beef bulls to 11. mt; vealor* steady at 16.50 down. Sheep: 7,imm>. Today's trade Outl t to big packers limited to' fact that there Is no killing Friday; asking steady or around 15.50 on good and choice fed wooled western lamb*, suitable for ship-' per*; scattered sales native woolskins w ak. part deck good and choice kind 15.00. comtnon-soft-i outs 12.00 down; few native ewes about steady at 7.7,5 down; two loads good and choice fwl western i ewe* confidently held al>ov B.on j — — .-0 Plans are being developed by l!i, airlines in the United States to handle nearly one billion pounds of air <argo in the near future, according to Distribution Age. o Markets At A Glance By United Press Stock* higher in moderately active trading. Bonds higher, curb stochs higher. Cotton higher. Wheat, corn, rye, oats and barley firm. Chicago livestock: Hogs active, st udy; cattle steady, demand narrow; sheep steady, outlet limited, no killing Friday ! ■■■■ DON’T! Trust your radio and elecIronic* equipment to a st o vice or screw -driver mechanic. 1)0! (‘all Puhlix Service — 192 or bring it to our store, 164 So. 2nd street. WHY? Our service man is experienced and educated in Radio and Electronic engineering. Television. Freciuency, Modulation. Facsimile und other applied electronic science. GET! The Rest for l.ess at PUBLIX SERVICE Phone 192

Housewives Warned Not To Hoard Flour Denies Any Flour Shortage Exists Indianapolis, Felt. 21 lUP) — Hoosier housewives were told today that It Is '•unnecessary and unwise” to buy more flour than they I need. Perry K lli< h< y, assistant Indiatia din-ctor of the U. s. Department of Agriculture'* production | and marketing administration, said i that no flour shortage exist*. Richey obviously sought to halt I I a movent* nt among consumers to I lay away a large supply of white • flour in anticipation of the March 1 presidential order i-roat Ing: I •‘blege bread.” "Excess purchases arc unnecessary liecaitse there |s no shortage,” ' Richey said. "They are unwise liotii i beeaiwe there is great need for ' cereals to meet world shortages, i and because flour may spoil in home storage.” He said that bakers must keep ' the flour in special rooms with air conditioning apparatus in order to preserve it. Housewivoa. Richey added, would find their storage inadequate. Indiana Dairymen Demand Price Hike Demands Are Sent To OPA Officials Indianapolis. Feb. 21 il'Pt Indiana dairymen sent demands for milk price incr>eses to <>PA officials in Washington today. Ol’A representative* hero -aid | Hie agency's Washington beadquarters would have to act on | proposals suggested Icy dairyin n. i \ one cc-nt |mt quart price in-c-rc-a*c-, bringing tin- retail ceiling to 15 cent* a quart, was suggested | at a m eting yesterday. Under this ice regulation the prodac-er would have- a 45-ceiit increase on ' four iM-icc ni grade- A milk which would establish a 3.96 hundredweight pricr . Carl Hedge*, manager of the Indianapolis Dairymen * Uoopera-i 1 tire. Inc-. said the present shortages resulted from th low dollar 1 return to dairymen who were- con I fronted with !.■••<! scarcity, laborj lioitage- and high wag-- . Hedge-* said li c-xpec ted a 250.-1 ooopound daily shortage by next fall unless pric es adjustnic-nt* w< re; made-. He said indianupoii was now iiMi.iHHi pounds short of its t noiinal dairy milk receipt' n Halterman President Os Fellowship Club John Halterman was elected pre- 1 Iddc-nt of the I’li-'byti-riaii men's fellow ship club lit a eu|»|>er meet-I ’lng held last night at tin- church.! Cecil .Meli hi was named vice pt esident; Roher: Gay was elected sec- j n-tary and Lewis Smith was chosen a treasurer. Dr. Fred Patterson presided at 1 the meeting which followed th»* '.-upper and I’au! Saurer b-d tingroup singing. Fred Smith was, I chairman of the food committee-

' Plans were made- for monthly meet-1 Ings of the group. Mure than 40 | members of the local church attended. . o . Divorce Case Set For Trial Saturday • ■ The divorce ca.ee of Anthon II

PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS 515 Mercer Ave., Decatur, Indiana Saturday, Feb. 23-1 p. m. 1 .4381 Starting at 1:00 P. M. FURNITURE: New .Moliaii Davenport CAMERON Plano and bench! Library table; latuiigc Chair and ottoman; 2 Sinall Stands; PHILCO Radio and Record Changer; Bee Vac Cylinder Type weeper and all attachment*; Electric sandwich toaster, 2 Velour Chairs; WALNUT Dining Room Suite; 2 Piece Bod Room Suite, complete with springs ant mattress: 2 piece Painted Bed Boom Suite; Chest of Drawers; Book Shelves: Tabb- Mtnpa; 2 Iron Beds complete; 2 Good FLO4JR LAMPS. Indirect. 2 MIRRORS; Electric Clock; ( I'itTAINS, DRAPES, Bed Clothes; Chlldten's Furniture- and Toys. RUGS: 9x12 Rug and pail; 2 Congoh-um Rugs. 9x9 and 6x9 HORTON Washer; Kitchen Cabinet ensemble with Utility cabinela: La II Apartment Gas Range; <; f Refrigerator, ne.-d repair; Presure Range; Drop Leaf Kitchen Table and 6 Kltchc-ti Chairs; Lot of Dishes and Cooking I tmsil Baby Beil, large size. .Many Jars of fine Canned Fruit and Vegetables. Bicycle. Garden Toola, Wheelbarrow, Lawn Mower, Glass Jars, Jugs, aud many other articles. TERMS—CASH. |Mr. & Mrs. Charley Ward OWNERS J. r Saiimann Auctioneer c. W. Kent—Sales Manager Gerald Strickler Clerk. Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. Dec atur, Indiana. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ : NOTICE = ■ a We have at <»ur hatchery ® and mill for 5 days B • Feb. 25-26-27-28 : ■ ant March 1... : = A.W. FREEMAN 5 Representative of ■ a ULTRA-LIFE LABORATORIES, Inc. ’ LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN \ isil our null and discus* your livestock ® problems with our technician. ■ B Special dain program for: Breeding troubles, B irregular milk flow, irregular test, udder troubles B and calf scows. ■ ■ Geneva Hatcheries : g (Geneva, Indiana ■ p E - <’• Stucky Phone 156 ■ ■ ■•■■■■■■■a •■■■■■■■■ rBaBB j

Brewster agalmt Velma R. Brewster hie* been set for trial before Judge* J. Fred Fntchte In Adam* circuit court for Saturday morning at 9 30 a m. A partition null wan filed thia morning by Ivertu Welling againat I Pearl Snarr and other*. Ferd L. ‘Lltterer I* plaintiff * counsel.

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