Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 61, Decatur, Adams County, 13 March 1946 — Page 5

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 wordo or lose: 1 time 50c; 2 times 75c; a times «1; • times 11.75. Rotes quoted are far eoneecutive Inoortlone. No cleeolfied ado accepted on oklpday schedule. Rato for 10 point BLACK FACt la Io per word for Inoertlon. Copy must be In ofTeo by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline Io 0 a. m.

FOR SALE FOR SALE—SS acre farm. Eicellrat condition. Ebwtrlcity In all bulldlnits. Barn MsOO. Good land and well tiled. Clyde O. Troutner, phone 73-11(5, Real Estate and Insurance, M-ts FOR SALE — Modern five room home, remodelled by veteran before war. Hardwood except one bedroom. Ueilt-ln cupboards, modern ba h with recessed tub. Basement. furnace, good garage. Good roof, paint. Widow will sell North Fifth street corner for 1(000 cash. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building. Phone (70. (1-ktf FOR HALK- Modern, newly redecorated five room borne. Good roof, beautiful, asbestos • cement shingle siding. Basement, good furnace. New soft water prcwwure system. Roof high enough for additions! rooms. South Fifth street corner. (1,500 down, balance at (31.10 monthly. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building, Phone 375. FOR SALE Plenty of disc blades Gerber Implement Store, I’. S. 27 — I'liolio 2551 50-Ht fiiEsFnW»ft ■kite way milker*, Belina all-year hog fountain, deep and shallow well water systems, Nu-ensmel paints. enamels and varnishes, twin burner electric hot plahw. Stokol stokers. Williamson furnaces, skilled furnace rcpaliinx — are all available at Huugk Heat ing and Appliances, 12! South Second street. 17-gtf FOR SALE Lim’- hpreadem; new robber lire, wagons; oval spring tooth rotary hoes; Horn-draulic buck rakes and manure loader*, single and double pacKers; sprocket packers; Bolene-Huski garden tractors OLIVER Sales and Service -CRAIGVILLE GARAGE. All Make Washers, Sweepers repatn-d. For sale kitchen cabinets, bane and wall; used Maytag gas motors. Kitchen's Maytag Sales and Service, lit) Jefferson. 51-ts FOR SALE Coleman ga range. Ice Box Bird s eye maple dresser, Pbllco floor model radio. Besk and chair, kitchen cabinet. 7I« Mere r Ave. > ,-x f'OR Liberty house trailer, 27 ft., heated floor. New from factory in August. Inquire ThBaker, Beeatur rout- 1. sMtx FOlt SALE LlmHetTnumber new 7.50x20 ground grip military truck tires at below celling price.,. Also limited amount 6.00x16 tubes. West End Texaco. 59-3tx SETcF) POTATOES Wisconsin (< r tilled Earl Ohio*. (5.19. Complete line (.'■ rtifled Wisconsin. .Maine and Red River Valley Potatoes all varieties. See your nearest AAP Food Store manager for retail* on large quairtiti-s. 59 3t FOR SALE Blacksmith tool- and stock. John B. Miller, Monroe. Ind. s*J3tx FOI~ SALE •Three iboin house, MW garage 16 x 20 with pH bull* this cummer, located on a lot and a half. Immediate poaaewslon. Don aid Tsehabnen. Cralgvllle. 60-astx Foil SALE tmee ClieM. , eowa, recoiid litter, due to farrow in April. Telephone 615-R. C. M. Zimmerman. 2 miles south of Peterson. MMtftx FOR SALE - liuhlein bull, Roan bull. 2-110 mail ( .o*t«-i white hogs, 2 gilts, farrow soon. Telepbune 573-B on 1 mile east of Monmouth. J. L. Waiters. 60-a3tx SALk Certified Lincoln soy begnu and certified Earlyanim soy beans. Burk Elevator Co. Phone 25. 19-t FOR bale- -fortified Tama oats 1 99.9 purity. Reclaimed (1.30 bushel bagged or (1.20 hi bin. Extra good. Order now. Charles Meyer, 7’4 miles west .Monroe. Craigville phone 5 on 3. 55-tx Dendrol Dormant Oil Spray. ••Holthouse Druit Co._ 6112 Fdh SALE 1J37 Chevrolet Phone Monroe 1006. 61 g3tx lOKTUdt—I black mare; grain drill fertiliser; flat roller for corn; Oliver corn cultivator. Sec Mike Bh-ber'.tein, 1121 Elm St. FOR SALE -27 head of feeder sheets. Average weight 75 lbs Chrta .Macke, Preble phone. 61-3tx «. " I' Brasil possesses somr of the ' world s largest deposits of man- ‘

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"I don't care If the IsMikends you got with a Democrat Want Ad were a bargain — now we'll have to huy -mmc books and karo how to read?” FOR SALE- Abou~7~totiii mixed hay with red timothy. Also iilmtit 1 tons pure timothy. Wm. Frailer, Ihs atur route 6. Halt mile west and half mile north of Salrm. 59-3tx FOR SALE L>t with all Improvenients. Phone H 192 or call at 225 Grant Street. 59-3tx FOR SALE -The Inv- slment home you have been looking for. Has guaranteed lease from local factory, which collects teni, guarantee* against damag , Lease has IK months to go. House is well painted, semi-modern with good rods, garage. Rent ceiling 123 monthly, taxes low. Priced for quick sal-'. (2.906. At least S9OO cash, down. Bol> Heller. Reator, Heller Building, Phone X7U. 59-ktf FOR SALE Hiawatha motor bike I', horsepower Briggs engine. Heavy duty s|M>kes. tires Generator. knee action. Also 11” Hammermill Like new. Frank Lundin, phone 5K6-F. ttl-ltx FOR~SALE Furniture Living room, bedroom and dining room suite- Studio touche*, kitchen cabinets, breakfn-t s ts. tedor chests mid felt mattresses. Hassock*, picures and mirrors. Floor lamps, bridge lamps, table lamps, and bed lamp*. We Have you 10% to 20%. Why pay more? Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 6|-3t Foil SALE Milk Truck on estab lished route. Krafts Foods Co. 60-StX FOR' SALE Tinpi-metil trailer, with or without loading wench. Beerbower A Mcßride, Phone (73. 60-31 x FOR SALE Peacii formal. ite 16, worn only once. Inquire Mrs. Jame* Harvey, 223 Madison Street, or call 666 after 5:00 o'clock p. tn. 60-3tx FOR SALE Semi-modern 1 room* and l*ath. large lot, garden, shubery. nicely Improved. Immediate powiession. 30 acre farm. 7 miles cast, good 5 room bouse, good barn, large poultry house. Drove well, electricity. Ti-State Realty. T. I). Schieferstein, phone 105. 53-ts iTiji HALE Modern home in two apartments, private ••utrances, good repair priced to sell, immediate possession. Seven room home, four lota, barn, poultry house, brooder house good cist rn, electricity. Located in Rbarre. Apartment house, with three modern aiutrtments and beauty shoppe, will sell as a going business with good income. Located near uptown, 111) acre farm near city, good buildings, motor plumbing, electricity, some growing crops, immediate possession. Priced for quirk sale. Tri Slate Realty Co., T. I>. Schieterstein, Phone 105. 19tf

M EET .1 nd Grt-al your friends atid neighbors at Sprague Furniture Store. Hottest value spot in Northern Indiana. We save you 10% to 20%. Why pay more? Sprague Furniture Sion . Phone 199. 61-301 EUR SALE A good J.' x 12 brooder house. IHU Weet Madison atreel. 60-g2tx Foil SATj-r Aliout 15 ton good mixed hal. baled. R K. Saulbine, Decatur Super Service. 6')-g2tX Foil SALE ilill'lle<liate delivery! 25 new Gramm Hi-Speed Timken bearing trailers with lift, steel iMofe and new tires. Also less beds ii hash only), lo new Liberty 33>ft. steel portable corn A baled hay elevators on rubber. Pull atock of Wayne A Curtis air c nitpiessors. Randall lime and fertx distributoro on rubber l.uoo bale of IHC baler twine (6.50 bale. 15 single 9-ft. auper culti|>ackers. 5 extra n< w louibiii'- Oioiors. 2 extra new starter A llglita for Farmall ,M. Frank Boinliolt A Son*. St. Rosa A Celina. O. 60-2 t Full SALE hi M mroe, Indiana. seven 100 m hou*". large two rar garage, lot 60 x 132. Soft waler in house; electric lighter. J. W. Andrews, telephone 15. Decatur, Ind. • 60-3 t Hill SAl7e Table lop gas stove. Phone 56947. 6u-g2tx SEWING MACHINE RKPAIRIMd —all makes. Needles, oil. belts, 'parts. We make covered buckles, I covered buttous, do hemxtiUblttg, make buttonholes. Boardmna's, 115 South First. (1-26 U

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WANTKD TO BUY - Tractor breaking plow. Telephone 573-B. WANTED Someone to do evme heavy hauling Including hog house. Ice box, etc. W. W. Hawklua, 122 South First Street, Decatur. <6«ltx WANTED To dean wall paper, clean cisterns, chimneys, wash windows and bousee. Frank Straub. telephone 310. (M3tx WANTED- Woman for practical nursing and llgbi housework. No laundry. Call 377. 59-g3t WANTED All kinds of cattle and all kinds of bogs. L. W. Murphy. Phone 1673. 57-ts WA NTEb General' contracting, repair basement, chimney, aide walks. Phone <713. <O-g3tx WANTED- Youn( man to worlFaa baker's helper, 1 p ui. to 12 mid night. Call in perbon in morning. Stewarts Bakery. 66-gtf WAXTKIF'TO MRT - House In Decatur or country by middle aged couple Our present bouse has Iw en cold Phone 111, Boardmane Thanks. 60-3tx U'ANTED—Housekeeper, stay or go home nights. No children, no washing* or ironings. Phone 8765. <l-1t WANTED 1 jghl liauTing. wood. axiiea. nibblab, rake and roll lawns. F. O. Baker, phone 1632. 61-3tx WAimar=-Ts«r care, highest prices paid for good, elean used cars. No delay. For quick cash see Zintsmaater Motor Sales, First and Monroe, phone 372. 211-ts wA NTED^IaU - model” cars ?o'r G. l.*s. Must be clean and In good condition. High celling prices. Fred Buscbe, phone 975. 35-30tx MISCELLANEOUS — ROOF TROt'BLE'-Caii on us, we will be glad to give you a free estimate on any sixe job. We can apply a guaranteed Carey roof at no additional coot. Also brick and asbestos aiding. Arnold A Klenk. Phone 1(3. 'O-tf FARMERS W e -?? move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadley Products Co. 15-ts If you wanFtolniy good 10 acres close to town with good buildings and fences, see Schwarts Realty Service, 916 W. Monroe St. 15-ts - APPLIARce'BTRVICB We service all makes of washers, sweepers, Irons, and other electrical appliances. We carry a camplete line of parts for all popular makeu.—Arnold & Klenk. 31-ts WE HAVE A NEW 3b YKAR-A* loan plan that makes it easy for ; you who own or plan to buy a home in the country —a place where you and your family can do a little farming on the side. This modern loan plan assurea you of prompt service at unusually low cost. See me for details. C. D. Lewton. • 114] NOTick -We now have a phone at our store. 135 East Monroe street. Call 1686 for upholstering, repairing, picture framing, reflniahing and good u«ed furniture.! Secaur t'sed Furniture and R- ■ pair. Open daily 8 a m. to 6:30 p. in.. Saturday to 9:30 p. ni. 59-g6t FARM We are making farm loans for 5 to 33 years at 1% int. There is no expense to borrower. The borrower can pay any amount at any time. Call me or drop me a line and I will call on you. C. D. Lewton. T

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IF YOU need a motor transmission, differential, spring*, wheels, winch, magnets, generator, starter, block head. etc. foi car or truck, contact King'* Sale*. 1 mile west of 37 on Novelty Road. Phone 99646 after 1 p.m 61-21 X ~"IXHT ANDToUNP LtißY—Sprocket * heel oh concrete mixer between Monroe and Henry Cook's residence. Finder please call 1963 Berue. Reward. 60-2tl TOITKENT FOR kEN i T~Bloeping room for working girl In modern home. Will also board. 210 Stevenson Street. Apply before 2:M o'clock p m. 60 2tx FSD HkMT Part lot suitable for housetrailer. See Mike Bielier•Mß, 1131 Elm St. 61-g2tx " 1 -O' CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago. March 13—(UPI lUS DA) Livestock: ( Hogs'—6,soo; active, steady. Good and choke barrows and gilt< 1135, the celling; sows at 11.10, ceiling; complete early clearance. Cattle 11,000; calves:— 50'1; fed steer* and slow, steady to weak; general steer market weak to 25 cent*, mostly 10-15 cent* lower than Monday; killing quality improved today, largely steer run. Bulk !5-17.2f; top 18. paid sparingly; next higheni price 17.75; little above 17.5 Q; heifer* about steady. Itext 16.90; bulk 11-16.25; very small run cows, bulla and vealers hire, all steady; practical top vealers 16.50. only odd head 17; stock cattle in negligible supply. Sheep:—4.soo; slow, early sales slaughter lambs around steady; no sheep sold. One load good and choice fed wooled western lainba carrying muddy fleece* 15.15; two loads to low-choice 15; load lot Dml wuolakm* held uirwlird to 15.60. ——- -o The term "camaflouge" is a very old one. It was used by the American Indian* when they donned their war paint, and hi various ways in human warfare centuries prior to the first world war. — o Trade in a Good Town - Decatur

BUYING EGGS Current Rereip) Price J 2c Not on ths grads. Cash. Sherman-White Cor. Third & Monroe. FOR SALE 40 Acre Farm, 2'/ a miles from Decatur; good buildings, extra good fencss. electric lights. Ideal home. Immediate possession. SCHWARTZ REALTY SERVICE 915 W. Monroe St. Phone 1398

Fisherman Drowns Near Jeffersonville Jefforsoaville, Ind. March 13— (UP) A fiMliermaii drowned and two others were saved last night when a rowlsihi caps Iced in Fourteen Mile Creek The victim wax Russell Gnrnxcy, 39. a Clark county farmer. NEW ACTIONS FILED (Caottoaed Pvaai Pag* Owa) cheeks she was amicable, once again becoming quai relsonw and dlMgrseable after the pay monte ceased upon his discharge The complaint avers thst th y were married on March 28, 1937 and separated March 5. 1916. and alleges that the defendant ha* refused io give him any |>urt of a joint raving* account. 11. Il M<Ciena han is plaintiff')* attorney. In th-- divoren case of Thurman Haggerty against Helen Haggerty the defendant was called and defaulted. The possession of real estatv and damage suit, filed recently before Judge J. Fred Fruchte by Dale R. and Alum III! y against Go* Hpcars, was dismissed ami the costs paid. Numerous other entries were made in cases.

COSTLY IB DAY (Ceatlaasd Fraa Paas Om| considering a proposed 16<ent hourly wage increase, hinged on detnunds for union "financial responsibility” for strikes and Increased productivity. Harvey Brown, president of the International Machinists Union, announced last night that negotiators had agreed to accept an 18 percent boost and a return Io work Monday at Han Francisco urea shipyards and machiin shops. Official* of the Independent Machinist* Lodge 68, represent ing tJ.isio iiieini>ers, se< .*ied Sunday from the parent lAM union an<l said they would continue — .. —o Markets At A Glance By United Press Stock* lower in active Iradlug. Bonds lower. U. 8. governments steady. Curb sto< k* lower. Cotton irregular. Wheat, corn, ouie, rye and barley firm. Chicago livestock; I logo active, steady: cattle slow, steady to weak, and sheep slow, steady. Attention Farmers We are paying top ceilinx prices for 110 <; s Steury Abattoir Highway 27 Phone Hi7H

their walkout. Elsewhere on the west coast, CIO longshoremen's president Harry Bridges declined comment on the latest proposal of the Pacific coast waterfront employer*. In addition lo wag<- Increases, the union also has demanded pay- I mrnt of (8,000,000 In retroactive i pay.

A complete resumption of Inis union ; U. S. Stock Food Tonic * in famuus for doing 1 a THREE BIG JOBS ■ for all livestock ■ ■ Mineral — Worm Control — Tonic and B ■ Conditioner—ALL IN ONE ■ ■ Expell* Worms and Prevents reinfeatation g ■ while Building Condition and Health and Saving Fssd. A. D. CRIST. Monroe. Indiana ■ Adams County Sales and Service Agent ■ * for the ■ THE UNITED STATES FOOD CO. B CAMBRIDGE. OHIO I ■ ■ ■ ■■■■«■■•!■■■■■■ ■■■■■" ■ g : Auto and Truck Owners: ■ 3 We have a large supply of ■ RINGS - VALVES I a BEARINGS ■ * for complete overhaul jobs. ■ I Our whop is equipped io do you a find clans job. We alno have a few new and R uned motors in Mock. ■ * ■ ■ B ! Butler's Garage ; ■ South First Street ■. . ■ (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l

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1 and trolley servka by the Louisville Railway Cd appeared impoMHible before inis evening, at the earliest. Company and union officials were scheduled U> meet again in an effort to determine which workers should be eligible lo participate in an election I April 2 Itetween the CIO trans|H»rt worker* and an Independent