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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES —o— For 25 words or leu: 1 time 60cf 2 times 75c; 3 times |1; • tfmes >1.76. Rates quoted are for conoec utlve Insertions. No classified ads accepted on oklpday ached ulo. Rato for 10 point BLACK FACE Is 6c per word for Inaortion. Copy muot be In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline le • a. m. FOR SALE All Make Washers, Sweepers repaired. For sale kitchen cabinets. base and wall; Kitchen’s Maytag Bales and Service, HU Jefferson. Phone 65. 14-ts JOIN THE thrifty crowds. Everybody saves at Sprague Fruniture Store, "The Store For The Thrifty." Drop in and see how many dollars we can save you — Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. *Jlt3o FOR BALE—Five acres, new sis room home being finished, within half mile cltr limits. Chicken house, enough land to raise feed for couple of calves, some pigs, 350 chickens. Downstairs, all hardwood, built-in cupboards t'pstairs finished In knotty pine Basement nearly dug-out. Needs only plumbing and furnace to make completely modern. Good five inch drove well. If you like a breath of country air near city facilities, the owner has priced this right for quick sale, possession within 30 days. Bob Heller, Realtor, Helfer Building, phone 870. Bfi ktf FOR BALE—WiII move to any lot in Decatur for >1.900, six room home. Very solid timbers, siding bad, metal root in good condition Four rooms down, two up. New shingle aiding, a little paint, some hard work, will make this a good home at half what another would cost. Possession after May 1 Bob Heller. Realtor, Heller Building. Pfaße 879. 86 ktf FOR HAf.K Cocker spaniel pup pies for Easter. Phone 6144. 90FOR KALE- 8 room duplex with 4 rooms up. modern except furnace. Tri-State Realty Co. or T. D. Bchieferstein. phone 105. i»(Ftf FOR HALE Two. three and four section rotary hoes; single it double cultipacker-; fertiliser spreaders; corn sbellers; hammer mills: Horn-draulic manure load ers for all tractors; rubber tire wagons; tractor buck rakes; tractor tires— Oliver Hales & Service —Cralgvllle Garage. 91-6 t FOR SALE — 8-piece kitchm set, cabinet in 3 units, table and four chairs. Also green gas top lange. Mrs. Tony Schumacher, 416 South Fiftn Bt.. phone 8042. 91-b3t FOR HALE—Near uptown 7 room Modern home, and 3 room apartment with private entrance, com pletely insulated, best of repair, large lot. shrubbery, a real home with income. T. D. Schieferstein. Phone 105. 91-ts FOR KALE Columbia Records complete line of popular and clasaiis. Vhrick Bros. f»l-tf FOR SALE Good' Mct'oimick• Deering tractor on very good rubber, with lights. Gerber Implement Store on I'. S. 27. lilt 4 FOR SALE G.E. electric washer, good condition. I’ltono 8691. 92-3 ix FOR SALE -Giri t < out 7iik" and cotton,dresses rhorts and skirts size 10. Boys shorts dze <». Phone 531. 92-3tx FOR-RALE - T liiack Scottie pupa. 3 males; 1 black stock saddle, Hereford brand, extia good. 1 mile east ot Pleasant Mills on River road, 3rd bouse E II Fisher. 92-g3tx FOR SALE Girls - navy - blue spring coa. size 9-11. Phone 1261. 91Volt SALE Dire< t from ownei? 7 room house with three lots in southwest part of city. Priced to sell. Phone 7102 98-21 x FOR SALE Good •ally Mandell beans, also certified Lincoln beans. Aschliman Bros. ’4 mile south 2'.- miles east of Cralsville. Cralgvllle phone lon 6. 93-a3tx Slow Radios on' hand , new coils spark plugs 36c; Ignition wire rets; master cylinder repair kits; brass p(-t<-<H'ks. Car repairing. Kinas Sales. Phom’ 99«E 933»x Ftrtl SALE Go«sl 3 loom house to be moved from pr mlses located 68> miles northmid of Decatur, Indiana. House in excellent repair, ready to occupy as home when moved, (all 171 Midwest Realty Au- lwa Co- Dewtur. iu-J 'Jj-3t r bicycle ”1 condition. Phono 674.'. 9«Wt

QUICKIES by Kn RcynoHs L L 1 . ~~ ~ ~ —BBS——* , A /a— |/z/ ■.. ’ 1 fir "We’ve been shopping the Democrat Want Ads for our food supplies—notice how I’ve taken on weight sinus that was taken!" FOR HALfc—Frost proof cabbage and all other vegetable plants. Also a large assortment of potted flower plants for Easter. Mrs. William Strahm, 839 North Ninth street. B“gst LUTES for Banter”!lowers, potted plant*, cornageg. Order now. Phone 1625. 87-t7 FOR HALk>-Wiil your children have long walk again next winter to school? Then consider this recently redecorated five room plus breakfast-nook home one block from Lincoln School. Good asbestos aiding, never needing paint. Good roof Two year old furnace. New soft water pressure system. Built-in cupboards. Priced H.SOO down, balance >34.40 monthly. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building, pboue 870. 86-ktf FOR SALE Potted plant* for Easter. Order now for better selection Lillies, hydrangeas, tulips. azaleas, double petunias. Also cut flowers. Warren Flower Shop, 910 W. Monroe St.. Phone 478. 88-b-7t FOR SALE- New Fertilizer and Lime Spreaders. Vsed Manure Spreaders. Mowers and Cultivators. Steffen Implement Company, Third St , Phone 180. 92-3 t FOR SALE — N<-w Furniture — Cedar Chests, chairs of all kinds, baby carriages, strollers, nil kinds of lamps- mattresses, pictures and mirrors. 40 9x12 felt base rugs.—Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 91t3 FOIFSALE—I coFbed. 36 inches. like new; 1 drop loaf kitchen table. Call to see at IW% North Second street. 93-g2tX FOR SAL E-Cow wit to calf bp aiK work horse and a John Deere corn planter. Max Thieme, tolaphono 645 C. 91-a3tx FOR SALE A large number Os fine building lots, choice locations. Cail 174. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. Decatur. Ind. 93-3 t NOTICE - L< t us make your old furniture like new for 14 to H the cost. Secaur Used Furniture and Repair, 134 East Monroe street. Phone 1686. 89-g6t for baEfTHTTWn>e ifio Hudson I door sedan. 1941 Dodge 2 door Good condition. 235 North 7th North street. Phone 3644. 928tx FOR - SALE Com plot -ly nr >dern rflx room home, all on one floor. Ideally Jointed on Mercer Ave. Call 171. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. Decatur. Ind. 93-3 t FOR SALE Large stock Used Furniture and <»il stovea, table top ranges; several used ice boxes. G. E. Battery Radio. A 1 Condition. Phone 42U, Decatur Used Furniture. 91*3t FOR SALE Gimhl 1 loom house completely modern. Buyer may a-»-ume FHA loan, immediate ;>ossession Call 174. Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Ind. 93-3 t FOR SALE Vacant, immediate possession. Three year old Cape Cod. white home, green roof, big well located lot. Large kitchen, inlaid Linoleum. Living room. Bed room big enough to divide. Toilet lavatory, city lights, gas available. To help young couple get started, owner will sell for >9ou down, balance about >32 monthly. ,Buy it now in time to start lawn before spring rain . Bob Heiier. Realtor, Heller Building. Phone 879. 92-ktf WANTED WANTED — Used cars, highest prices paid for good, clean used cars. No delay. For quick cash see Zintsmaster Motor Sales, First v and Monroe, phone 372. 214-ts I WA NTED T «•<> w witnesses, pre - fer middle age women. Board and room furnished- Good wages. Telephone 34869 Van Wert, Ohro. Better Truck Stop on U. S. Route 30, Van Wert. 91-a3tx WANTED TO tlHSfT—burnished or unfurnished apartment by lady with two children. Phone 853 la-fore 3 p. m. 92 3tx \ V ANTED General hauling; dump truck. Call 615-2. Ask for Glass. 93-T WANTED Sheep to dip. Improves weight and quality of wool, ako EIU. tUa, »ud Iku- For dppoiuUiteut '‘rito Lorca Cla.- I| Route 2, Dceatur. Indiana. 93-T j

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WANTED—Good used organs; | will pay cash. Phone 429. Bl it' WANttob -Farm bauJ with ~or without room and board. Top wages to right man. Bend qualifi catiOM, ago, OU. Bo* N 9, Democrat. 98«3tx #mKß=floa separator. Give serial number, equipment, cash price. Ralph Par tridge. Cass City, Mich. >2-6tp MISCELLANEOUS ItSoF TROUBLE—CaII oa M, we will bo glad to give you a free estimate on any size Jeb. Wo can “PPly ■ guaranteed Carey roof at no additional cost. Also brick and asbestos siding. Arnold A Klonk Phono 463. M-ts F’Aimaa Atfmiwt-wiTo. move deed horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur pkone 20M. Wo par all phone chargee. The Stadley Products Cn. 15-ts Piper Roofing und done by our factory trained workmen Cali now. Get in early and beat the shortage now existing tn roofing and siding. Call Gamblo'a for free estimate. No obligation. Phono 429 or after 1:30 p. m. Call MO. Farm Insurance Be sure — Insure with Kenneth Runyon. 921 if Light hauling- wood, ashee, rubbixh. any other light hauling. Frank O. Baker. Phone 1632. 92-g3t A#PLIANCK BKRVICti We service all makes of washers, sweepers, irons, and other electrical applicants We carry a complete line of parts for all popular makes—Arnold & Klenk. 31-ts No Vermine or Mice can live In Gambieki Home Guard Insulation. Fire resistant. Call Gamble’s Phone 429. 90-8 t LOSfANDToUND ~ Lost—Several bag# of seed, north of state road 27. Finder please call 586-J. 91-3tx LOST—Black leather wallet containing valuable papers. Jerome Ginter, route 2. Finder roturn to this office. Reward. 91 g3tx LO^lt—Boston terrier, perfectly marked. Answers to name of Butch. Finder call Andy Appelman. 92-b3t ■- • ■ oAil work is empty save when there is love.

HOTPOINT APPLIANCE* G. ■. FARM ROUIPMBNT —O— ■ Vacuum Cleaner Repairs KENTS Complete Service All Wark Guaranteed 112 Menroe BL Phone 27

NOTICE FARMERS 1 have taken over the WHITE ROSE (MSOLINE ROUTE formerly owned by Paul Schroeder. Pleane call 1654 or 532. Russell Andrews

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing “SO THIS IS LOVE” I SENT fAHOY, POPEYE,) / SHE SENT \ /OH/ MY / SWEE'PEA TO) | TOLD HER < (YA SOME ) I <3ORSH W OUT IN'A OARDIN6 J MESSDGEJ K AN' EAT WORMS / ( \ ' ON‘EM ON ACCOUNT OF \ b I NOBODY LIKES J ’ I )2L > ‘im an* you zw SyL 2 ( WONT MARRY \ )• 3 X KLYjI® >u /// //T ... _ _. 7 I 1 • « tMA Xivu rSaVt > > «*.' *:» <- • ’«li> «,',»r. sum. LJ Id L 3 BLONDIE QUICK, BLONDIE, THE BICARB! - ~] ■ r oh. gcxxy H] / should’ve \ > NOW i'LL \ MOU ’ f b€EN THE SANDWtOI I ( •BE AWAKE ) (diON TEAtS 7 I JIST ATE IN / \ /anything ) I MV DREAMS/ -.v> ■■ UtsTv *. *-■' 1 Ml , " d “■ •■■■■!■■ ■■■■■■■■ ■ ■■'■ ■■■■»■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■->■■■ 1 APRIL FUEL. Last April’b fire lomm in thin country were the highest recorded for any April since 1932. Fire losses during the year 1945 ■ totaled 5455,329,000.00, the highest in fifteen years. Are You UNDER-INSURED Leland Smith Insurance Agency : M.m ■ m,p m ■_m ■ ......bal■ *_BV

NATION STRIKE <C—Mamed rvwm 'reae BlHF***— Fear Crleia Washington. April 19 •- (UP> - The labor department abandoned hope today fur a week-end break in the eoal strike and bared ihst another week of the current impasse msy force the nation into a major industrial crisis. Yet despite the bearish outlook, a feeling persisted among government officials that there may lie a sudden improvement early next week in the prospects for settlement. Unless there was a quick change, the nation was faced with the threat of sharp cutbacks in steel production with grave repercussions on industrial reconversion. The government did not appear perturbed by the coal mine operators' departure from Washington last night. Official* believed they Would return whenever circumstances justified, itossibly next week. Management representatives notified secretary of labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach that they were go Ing home hut would return whenever he thought a new contract could Im- ,'iegotlated. John L. Lewis, president of the striking united mine workers (AFL), broke off the negotiations nine days ago. - - o Muncie City Plant Coal Pile Dwindles Miniice, Ind. April 19-11’1*1-Offlclals of Hie Muncie City Power Plane- supplying power to the I local Chevrolet and Delco-Remy divisions of General Motors Corporation expressed alarm today over a dwindling coal supply. They did not, however, predict how long tile slock piles would

As Friend To Friend: See us for I hat Friendly FARM LOAN THE SUTTLES CO. Aganta Decatur, Ind. Niblick Stere Bldg. Jt ,

REGISTERED NURSES Fur ataff duty. New, ultra-mod-ern 70-bed UuapiUl. comi'leted 1941. Beautiful uuraea’ home, complete maintenance. Above average aalary. Located Southern Indiana within commuting diataaca Indiauapulia, Louiaville. Excellent recreational facilitlea — fishing, boating, HWimmlng. golf, horae-ba«.k riding. Write or call Supt. Helen Boyer, Phone 193 Dunn Memorial Hospital BEDFORD, INDIANA

last. General msnagcr E J. Bredeson ./.X J.lm / b' r.'pie' plant »>M "there's no telling how lung the two factories can continue io operate." o District Guernsey Show Is Planned Huntington Scene Os District Show Peter B. Lebiaan and Htauley Arnold attended a district pure bred Guernsey breeder* meeting in Huntington. railed for the purpose of making plans for a district showing of cattles. It wae decided to bold a district snow at Hiera park in Huntington August 22. P. B. Lehman was named as a mem ber of the rules and regulations committee. Thl* committee con-ven>-d immediately u|m>ii appointment and outlined the health rules for the show. Their tub- ie that animals show ing must Iw* from an accsndited Bangs free herd and in addition each animal mu»t show a <lean test made within 30 days of the show. Vaccinated animals must have been vaccinated according to standards set up by the Indiana livestock sanitary lM>ar>i and also meet the above mentioned requirements' that is. be out of herds accredited Bangs free. Vaccination according to the State livestock sanitary board regulations must be <lon« on calves only, between the ages of 4 to 8 months and just prior to vaccina- , Hon must show clean test, being free of Bangs. Thirty 'lays after • vaccination another blood sample I ehould Im* drawn aqd tested soi that it can be detormiiied whether I or not the vaccine was effective These animals should not be bred until they show a clean titer. — _o —... A man is known l>y the promise* I he keeps.

Notice! We are buying all grade* of paper etock at present market j prlcee. Alto want Scrap Iron, Rage, Rubber, Batteriee, Auto RadiaV ora, Brata, Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, Lead Babbitt, etc. We accept Wire and Tin—But NOT tin cane. We are aleo buyere of beef bidet, calf akin, theep peltt, tallow, fatt, greaaet, oila, lard, etc. The Maier Hide & Fur Co. 71 <) W. Monroe St. Phone 112

Roy S. Johnson & Son Auctioneers & Real Estate We’ll be glad to Repreeent you in the traneaction of Real Eetate at Public Sale or private tale. 26 yeara tn thio bueineee In Decatur. We welcome your invoetigation of our record of which wo are proud. Phone 104 153 So. 2nd St. DeVoss Bldg., Ground Floor Melvin Leichty. Rep., Berne, Ind., Phone 251.

Dr. Clyde Meredith To Head Taylor U. Uplsnd. Ind. Aptll 19—<UP>— i Dr. Clyde Meredith today was named president us Taylor university snd said he would begin his diltiem July 1. Widely known In Indiana as a pastor and educator. Meredith is a graduate of Houghton college In New York. Winona school of Theo-

j We repair and clean ail makes of furnaces. FMeea jj egt mattrials—trained workmen. All costs Furnace based on actual materials used and labor. Repairs? Phone us now. »■■■ -L nti .. B2L Never uncomfortable Ej ‘Tks Witlisnuon H«s««r Comssay: — II Wr bnt t IhlhinMii Flutter. IFt *•«»»/ »“■ vTJwI I htmr (f rttnt • r ‘<* *'• •••• •* 'llHLl‘ »»<f trerr trtt rk»r» « tint <rhta »r utre trt ce«rf»rt»S/»—<*••*« •• »*♦ *••» ”■ -Yll U SU s»c«»Mzr tulr / •>•»•• t its la tali uettaer KM >i«nse—M. L. DsvMi. IsSisM HAUGK WILLIAMSON Heating & Appliances s 121 S. Second St. Decatur, Ind Furnaces Cleaned >3.76 up 1 ' ■ "

EVENING SALE OF HOUSEHOLD (J(X)DS As I have sold my home and am moving to California, I will sell the following property at my home located across the street from the Church of God. in Willshire. Ohio, on Wei Evening, April 24, ’46 Commencing at 6:00 P. M., Ohio Time 2 piece Living Room Suite; Occasional Chair and table; End Tables; Philco console radio; 3-piece Walnut Bedroom suite; 5-piece White Maple Bedroom suite; Bedding; Walnut Coffee Table; 6 piece Golden Maple Dinnette set; 5-piecc Breakfast Set, Walnut Knee Hole l»esk and chair; White Sewing Machine; Hassock; Utility Cabinets; Kitchen Table; Pictures; Clotiws Hampers; two 9x12 Rugs; one 8-3xlo Rug; small rugs; Heatrola Heating stove; Warm Morning Heating stove. Pressure gasoline range; M'ate Electric range; Porcelain table; Porch Glider; Electric Heater; Toaster; two element hot plate; Hoover Electric sweeper; band sweeper; Floor and table lamps; Steel Safe; Porch Chair; Wood Rocker; Kitchen ware; Dishes and Silverware; 3 corner racks; Fruit cupboards; Wheelbarrow; two h. p. Electric moturs; Lawn Mower, Paint Sprayer compressor: step ladder; crow bar; Hailer; log chains and other article*. TERMS-CASH. Frank B. Snider OWNER Roy S. Johnson A- Sou —Auctioneers, Melvin Lle<hty—Auctioneer Bryce Daniels —Clerk.

WANTED GOOD, CLEAN, BIG RAGS, Suitable for Cleaning Machinery. Cannot use underwear stockings, pants, coats, overalls, or any similar material Will Pay g£ lb. Decatur Daily Democrat

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I logy al Winona Lake. Butler colI lege of religion, Indianapolis, and i Denvat University's school of I theology. ° 1 , Trade In a Good Town - Decatur INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE — WIND — AUTO 720 No. 3rd St. Phone 570