Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 123, Decatur, Adams County, 24 May 1946 — Page 5

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Ki reports lIK, o rT OF L° CAL “* RKCT * 11. J’Jrray a co. <«l Mu) 21 J 114.56 HP* 13 7ft MA- ..._ is w I* K M> llgL-i '*^ n oB Wtdue ' 'MP*' — X. 50 K Op t Bt W wo n"-' Wa „. « >3OOXOO ><"'">-»o io m ” s s <io - 7 00 EK' «.m) <..wn Mr ” ii oo ay, 9.00 10 00 Mr- »«° ggKft JfOCX YARDS 9KF pm* ,nl MMLhi.'! M‘O -' »XM> ,11 13 75 K u ib 'g/K »*> i-''-W —- »* - «00 jMfer" . ..... 0.00 sale IGG AND «Ehv quotations by '-Kun' produce co. H fm. im M.y 21 ' ■ - hl |M&( : :, : r AI I U>' tS . : >oc <z 30c jjMLm I 11,5. & up . ..30c muj, : i Il'S 30c A.. W . 15* JaM GRAIN MARKET jK elevator co. imHbjKt to chaBMO during day. fit elevator May 24 v.ih.c RK 'O'! ( " f .i 196 i* 4 ’” 2 " ; HK- io O' ■ ’ « 2.00 . —...... 1.35 IK |K .04 per 100 leu. ■Eg to.ii. farm SB WAYNE LIVESTOCK iuik,'. steady ■Mi tixai »!<>< kyardH. M -i"" »■-. 1175; 4011 ■B I ''“ lll.li, hints In.tut. •>*s s IE ’ prini: li “ !!hs - 1 ■ •'■" < li|>|ii'i| i we. 4 B p.vl i'"<" 16 ihoui ■ c " lu| I" 'hotel* 16 l><>. 11 ’" 1 !>'"lO.oii; plain C'SHI O choir'. 15 00 M s '“" 1 choice 12.00oii 12 no; lUltflS BH 'sellers 000 k.oo. EE g ""' 1 ", ehoicy 12.50KkAPOtis LIVESTOCK M,v 24—— |M Livestock; E■"“E ’■"“ steady l>iii(-h«-rH 100 tits. HH * 1 "" 1 '"nl i hvice sow*. B'lan* if jo EE**' , ‘* h ' ,x 3,h,: hk |,! about Hfoanly; | OU( j ■■«-*•* oiired yiartings Ek 4 '' iio diiiin io good |E | own steady; com EM r ' i " ,| " lll! '•:,(> 13.25; good ■E’ ' l “" , "' t '" l< 3"; cam |B* "i'"is .00 9 25, hulls steady, good fß' ~l« i"'<l at H on; V( . M p 1 I nm iiinugh offered to i|H.H ß t,|p g(e ai jy. Kiets At a Glancs V United Prigs i< iMu.,. under lead of ■ a, five tradiliK 1 S 4'fVeriimeiito !M <, '*'ks ilieittjlnr JE" •'"' k. Irregular, IB firm. ry-. <Mia and bar IK r,n K t '..' >M4 * lt Hogs, active. IE/ "■ ?"io iaii>' slow, Stea ■’■"‘‘•P fully steady. KViikT'* I,DT , ‘* 4ay K, . ,l «‘ly lonialuing hns , J!rr t ]’ n,rol <>! iOHecta Id built up ■EI! y* ," “ par, • “’ cording by ' r, ’ n "’ll fill to S;W jg 1:86 s. wi. IBjJr**•*•« tsc 4 "** Gi*MS« ffittMl

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LOCAL CLABBIHED ADVERTISING RATES For tS word* or late: 1 time Mo; t time* 76e; 3 tlmea SI; 8 time* SUB. Ratea quoted are for ooniacutlve InMrtloni. No cliulflid ado aocaptod on iklpdiy oohodulo. Rato for 10 point SLACK FACff Io So par word for In* aortlon. Copy muot bo In office by 11 a. m. Monday tbrouffh Friday. Saturday deadline Io S a. m. FOR SALE All Make Washem. fiweepem repaired. For eale kltcbee cablnote, base and wall; new multimotor May tags; Maytag Salva and Service, 110 Jcfferaon. Pbone 95. 64 ts FOR SALE Columbia Records complete line e! popular and elaaelca. llhrick Rroe. 91-ts Foil SAL# Good 5 room home with extra lots In Williams. Ind., good garage) electricity, motor plumbing. Choice 80 acre farm, located near city on main highway, priced to sell. Modern 8 room house located in Monroe, garage, poultry house, fruit and good garden. 40 acre farm near city, with good 8 room house, barn and other buildings. A real country home. 40 acre tract eaot of Herne with out-buildings; growing crops, balance ready for seed. Immediate poa suasion. 6 room bungalow with extra lot and garage. 15 acre farm with 5 room houae. barn, poultry bouse, fruit trees, drove well ami elwetricity; 19 miles aouthweat of city. Tri State Realty Co. T. 0. Schieferstein NEW LOCATION — GRAHAM BUILniNG, Telephone 105, ts FOR SALE iFrootn house On eleventh street, went of Foundry May be purchased for 1450 down and 135 monthly, or |3ol> discount for cash. Hob Heller, realtor, Heller building. Phone F7<> ilk gif FOR SALE Reconditioned CC case tractor with cultivator; 14 inch 2 bottom AC plows, (h-rlrer Implement Store. 120-g4t FOR SALE fiW liuslu l all steel granary and corn cribs; gatden cultivators with attachments. Gerber Impb-ment Store. )20g4t AT HARMIW Gardens you will And a very nice display of geraniums, petunias, vines and ferns for Decoration day. 121 g4t Ft)R SALE Plant" of cabbage. tomatoe, water, snapdragon, petunia, pansy, carnation, chrysanththemum, lupine painted daisy, •basts daisy, foxglove, and sever al other. Harlow's Gardens, U. S. 27. 121-4 t FOR SALE New house, 4 room* and bath on largo corner lot; phone 6141 or Inquire 716 Line St. >223tl FOR BALE New 4 Rotary hoes; 2 cttiUpackers; 3 corn & grain elevators; 4 rubber tire wagons, 4 HorndattHc manure loaders; 4 hammer mills; 2 corn shelters; IM gal. white house paint; 160 gal. pure linseed oil; tractor tires— Used -1 10-20 McCormick Deering tractor; 1 11-30 McCormick Deering tractor; 1 trai tor disc; 2 manure spreaders; 2 tractor plowsCraigville Oarage. IX2-38 m sAtdri-rr; re a new home in YOL'R future? .Make it certain now by buying good building hit. All aorta available In north, west, south, east parte. Some high class one acre tracts Some available for one third, down. Priced from |4tm to BL6OT. .Many will qualify as down payment for the new F. H. A. home, when materials are available. Bob Heller, Realtor. Phone 870. Heller Building. 122 if FOR SALE Five acre tract with new rdx room home at city limits. Chk-ken house, good drove well. House li;m hardwood floors down, knotty pine walls upstalns. Still needs furnace, part of plumbing Veteran with tetter than average job, and about fI,6H cash to complete improvements, may purchase without down payment. Hob He! ler, Realtor, phone 870, Heller Building. 126-ts For SALE “Hoy’s bicycle a»4 baby stroller. 334 Stevenatm Street 123-y K Vi s 6 BALE Young Hampshire male hog. 180 pounds Uwrence Heckman, route 1. Phone 589-C. 123g8t Lutes’ for flowers and full line of Memorial Day remembrances. Phone 1625. 122tS Km SALii Decatur r”B.-con-trolled chicks. Qrdei now for June delivery. Special this week. White Leghorns. Barred Rock. Call Decatur Hatchery, phone 497, 12Cb5t

QUICUIB by Km ReywoHa IT* / ■ ■ 'S • . I “I had a streak of luck today— I saw them In the Democrat Want Ads and it reminded me that your mol her u allergic to been!’’ 1 Foil SALP, Field"tomatoes','sweet potatoes and other vegetable „ plants Blooming flowers for porch ' boxes and urns. Potatoua for seed j and eating, open eveuinga. Mrs. t Wm. Strahin, 339 North 9th strete • 12«-6t 3 Join Tlth! thrifty crowifa'. It vary- [ body saves at Sprague Furnit ture Store, “The Store For The . Thrifty." Drop in and see how many dollars we can save you.— Sprague Furniture Store, Phone r 199. 122t30 > FOR SALE 1941 Plymouth, I door, special deluxe. Phone .MonI Nff 1112-. M. I!!g2tx . FOR SAlJfc’ Rubber tire wagon with 8 and 10 ply tires. 2 wheel ) trailer, stork rack and grain bed. . Good tires. O. K. Welding Shop. 1233 ti . WANTEtt ~ ' ROARfIMANir new* location," 2ii ! North Fimt. for sowing machines repairing, needles. oU> belts, parts, I covered buttons, covered buckles, hemstitching and machine butt cm . holes. 117 371 M • WANTED A dry good" store "or ’ department store in your city. Will buy both store and real estate. We have cash buyers for all types of Ft. Wayne property; now 1 Is the time to sell; let us handle f your property for a quick sate. • O. (). Carpenter A Sons. Inc., 2W t'oopor Bldg, Ft. Wayne 2. Ing., i Ft. Wayne A6164, 80. Whitley I 219. l.'l-3t WaSteT) Apartment or”L’ unfurf nishwi rooms by ex service man : and wife. Call 6754 after 4:20 p.m. I 122-Stg WANTFfi fjsw'ns to mow and look after, also windows and I porches to clean. Phone 1674. Fred i Reynold*. 301 North First street. 121-gftl WANTED Typing' and general [ office work; will accept position as salnstedy. Phone 7702, between i 12 mum and 5 p. m. 123-g2ti WANTED Middleage lady Io ; help care for invalid, ami housework tor family ot two. Write B<>x 78, .Monris- 122 g2tx YOf'Nfi'(UßL' want“lo care for children, days or evenings. Call lilt 122 g,3t WANTED - Sheep to dip. Improves weight and quality of wool, also kills tics and lice. For appointment write Loren Glass, Route 2, Decatur, Indiana. 93T WANTED - tfsed care, MgW prices paid for good, eleu used cars. No delay. For quick cash see Zlutsmaster Motor Sales, First and Monroe, phone 872. 214-ts WANTED Loans on faims? kasi orn nroaey. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 33 T-Ttf MISCELLANEOUS FARM ERB ATI EN TION -W« »■ move dead horses, cows, bogs. etc. Decatur phone 2900. We pay all phone charges. The Stadiey Products Co. 15 ts Hwpital IntHirance Be Rare — Insure with Kenneth Runyon. I2tf AI’PLIANCk~BEftVIC4j If w~, cant fia it throw It sway. We repair al! makes of washers, irons, sad other small sppiianccs. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold A Klenk. phone 418. 97-ts yoft wrt — FOR RENT 40 acre farm. 2 mites from Dm-aUtr, no buudingr. 1 tluti.oo cash per year. Reply to Box 104, in care of Democrat Company. 121-811 TWTRiTFOWb ’ LOST K<-y, attached to brass lint chain with a split ring. Finder please return to Democrat office Reward. 121-g3tx MIST Black” leather slpper*'billfold. Contains asm of money, valuable papers, dilveis license. Reward. Phone <4l. 122g3tx IXiST -'-(iiM'a 'pink horn rlmmeil gbumes. Finder please call Lois White, phoae 1698 122-2 U LOST Little blscli jog. tag Wo, 1155—Reward. Phone 722 or 168. 123-ltx I'ot'ND -Tiuck tire mounted on rim. Finder mar have same by identifying at Macklin Super Service. HMtl

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CHICAGO MAIN CIMC Wheat: (Old contracts)—July 1131 8 B; Sept 1.ISHB; Dec 1.13 'vß; May J.ISIsB (Nffw own tractsi—Aug Nov. f.M 'sß; March 19»HR Corn: (Old contracts)—Jly j. 31 >4B: Hept. (Naw con tracts)- Jaa I 4«HB; March I4* HA. Oats: (Old contracts—July 83B; Sept 81. (New contracts)- Aug. 86H; Nev. 83% >4; March — -o — CHICAGO LIVCBOCK Chicago. Moy t4-(UP)-(O8 DA Livestock: Hoge l.lbm Active, steady, good and choice Iwrrows and gilts 14 85, the celling; sows at 24.10 ccllng; complete early clearance. Cattle 599 Calves 200 Generally steady market; outside demand very thin to relatively near-by killing plants aecelalblr by truck; undertone weak on alrictly choice steers and yearlings: few loads taken off market; scattered supply 15.6017.00 on local accounts; If-ddliug market on cows and bulls; latter class steady to 26 cents loner; veeleis mainly I 8 60 down; with outside demand very during railroad strike undertone varies at such general price levels as were paid early. Sheep 200 geaUc riag fed lambs strong to c-Ry butchers; ewes scarce. #rm; fresh -horn No. 1 pelts clipped lambs LOA; iucluding medium Io g<Mid but mostly good grades offerings; deck 93 Hi. good to low choice Illinois fed woolcd lambs 14.75; odd lot brad wooled and shorn sangMor owes 9.50 and 850 down respectively S HOTPOINT APPLIANCES ■ G. E. FARM EQUIPMENT E e—— H Electric Range Repair M —■-e""--KENTS || Complete Service g All Work Guaranteed U 112 Monroe Gt. Phene ST FOR SALE | Large Garage* E*» Home in excellent condition; can be made into heme. Sealed bids will be received up to 6 o’clock p. m. Wednesday, June 5. Owner reserves the ri|M to reject any or all bide. Truhlees. B. P. O. Elks Decatur, Ind. FEED FOR SALE ♦ o a Bag Service, Inc. Plant on Elm Street opposite TUe Mill.

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing- “THE SWIVEL KID!” / MOW Agour Li DO Y?J SE£ 1 H SEW 3a ~P SfZ US'w tWbe h) T ' (thebe.?; (£><£) IWP <£s>’■ MM HW £5 La == sfe. "aWI” LM mjL ,/tX ““H' — ■||U - (jP® yl tltt'k v, fl y —HX* p~flß~~ </.v \A =*= 8: 1 ' '« c ... **•■ I ’ r »uS»t*» t\ ta I mt nW! u a yuu-S-EL ■■&—J I—— » > ■ “ B LO NDIE WEATHERBEATEN! I 111'11 < GOCO MOONING-1 il I f J .^S^'L\ r S^!2Y \ - <r 34 \; *■“ IJ < \ri - L sn\- THE SAME i-fIV! i • ♦ri —""’C —<*></ /tel P r tW 7w,NG jH '"Vni .Jf J O b J\l 1 k w tAF ’ k S I - *kU '| ’ w *L Z MfjJ I.] Xv~ Kwi “"77/•■.. ’~V?'- h-T '-t*■> * p' '*- w ■ Vxm effix**? 7 v>. 1 t | I ■ ‘■" I ■ ' ■ . ■ ■ ■ •'"■ " Finance and Insure Your NEW (’AR the HOME TOWN WAY. KEEPING BUSINESS AT HOME MEANS MORE BUSINESS AT HOME. I Leland Smith Insurance Agency I

Sees Improvement In Bread Supplies Begin Requisition Os 1946 Wheat Crop Washington. May 14-(l’P> An agriculture department spokes man said today that bread In near normal quantities stunild atart •bowing up nn retail shelves with in two or thiro weeks unless tb« rail strike develops into a pro longed deadlock The spokesman ssld the depart meat's lifting restrictions on mil lore inventories would permit them to rebuild their depleted wheatstocks and renew the flow of flour to bakers. The main reason for the bread shortage Is that millers on Muy I were requited Io reduce thrMr wheat Inventory to 21 days. After the Inventory was exhausted they had to shut off flour Io bakers. The government today began re qutelthaiing 50 percent of all 1*46 wheat marketed In 26 major grain producing stat«>. The wheat will be used as a stockpllo against V. B. promises to export 350.mm.0nn bushels ot wheat and to meet any domestic ciih-i gemlex. Farmers also virtually were as- , *ured they would receive full celling prices on 1946 wheat. The agriculture department announced it was prepared to purchase wheat directly from the fsrmer ts prices fell below current ceilings at country grain elevator* The 26 states whit h ite* gov eminent set-aside order becomes effective tinlay produce about 95 percent of the nation's grain. They include; California. Colorado. Idaho. Illinois. Indiana. lowa. Kansas. Maryland. Michigan. Minnesota Missouri. Montana. Nebraska. Nevada. New Mexico. Now York. North I Dakota. (>hio, Oklahoma. Oregon. I Pennsylvania. Routh Dakota. Tex ■ aa, Utah. Waahlngton and Wyom j Wg. Ttada lu a Good Town — Decatur ••••tatHWBI vs IgmlHla'ralrit MHh H ill teeriMl • Re. 6SSU Ni>tl*i. h hereby given that the undersigned has besu appointed A-> luinistrstrlx wltl-. will annexed <>f tlr estate of Philip M Carper, late of A<lrun- County, dc<-«■»» <1 The estate Is probably solvent. All- e <>ra Carper, A-liiiiuistratrix with Will Annexed. ,lay 15. It'll Ferd 1.. I.Hlerer, A«lsr»»y. May 17. 25. 31

We repair and elean all makes of furnaces. Best materials—trained workmen. All costa baaed on actual materiala used and labor, Phone us now.

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Mrncic wr rrnnoh (a Remove AdaMslsira'rts far €•«»« In the 4ds me rirrelt tear! April Term. ISM male of ladieaa, <e. el Adaaw. ••> * In the melter of the eetsle of 1 Norman Parr, dei eased Na. IWM ’ Tn Bessie Parr 'Mrs. Bessie «ar): You are hereby notified «h«i Louie Parr, an p> Ulteaei Io tteabove entitled eauna, has filed In the circuit ■ inirt of Adams CAuuty, , Indiana, » petition, making you s defendant (hereto, apd piayß'S therein fur an order and <l*<ree of said c„url tor your removal as Ad mlnlniratrlx of nald Estate of Norman Parr, dw-eaned. for <auee. (has he also averred in said petition filed that you are a noii-resi«tenl of the »tat» of Indiana, and Hiat you are a ne* sssary partv to said proceedings tliit said petition, so filed , and will'll In now pending, la eat t»r hearing In said circuit court al the ■ isurt house in tlir City of Doeatisr. Indiana, mi the 3rd day of Rep. | teiiiis-r, I'ilS, the min- tieiiia <ne . 2uil .1 mil. lai day <if the hentember letm thereof, and unlepe you up pear the sam< will heard Slid determined In your absem, Witness, the 'Jerk amt seal of said court tills 21lh dsv of Mar. I 1 Pts < t»de <». Troalner. elerb. H, F.laora Reboot, lleeet' • . It. UMseiman, 11. Hr» t Hl'rlr. i Alloroeae for Petitioner. May 24, 31. June 1 !

Notice! We ara buying all gradea ot paper Mack at praaant market prlcaa. Also want Scrap Iren, Rags, RuMier, Batteries, Aute Radiators, Braaa, Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, Lead Babbitt. Me. We accept Wire and Tin—But NOT tin cans. Wa are alas buyers of beef hides, calf ekin, sheep pelts, tallow, fete, greases, oils, lard, etc. The Maier Hide & Fur Co. 71J W. Monroe St. Phone 442 We IWt Mean Maybe WE MAKE FARM LOANS! THE SUTTLES CO. Agenta Decatur, Ind. Niblick Stere Bldg. L—

Keeps temperature desired “Ths Willi.mwtt Heet.r Compeny: With Mir Wilbtmu* Furntrr nW the tufttoMie brat roMrol and htmodthtr, w. ara abfa ft hrp tha lamperatura daatratl, at anr lima It tanntt ba aarallaa tn tr«pi«« hta arar tutha Altar a Miarara al aatvtra I iawrl if i» faad raadHtaa and raadr fn t annthar aarvita aotbatK a yeaay afaM ; let iifiin el eae t’ad." Sigßsd—Jacek L. Irysat, ladtaae Maugk Heating Appliance

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AopolalM.nl of AdtelefMrator ■HHHKWfHfIBHHKTHHM with will Vaesard. Be. «»1 rfilP .It . J 4 1,.;-I, * ft. tha'i rhe uui.i.is «. At IflllKlKMiff J - •: mlalMrster silh VHI Annexed of MRaFV-BMMMMMa the estate of Anns M Ltneaey, late |HgjWfW’* r us Adams loutilv, de.aasad The | . |aie t» tuobably solvent < VBffn VOQI, rCtu Harrs W Hl sly. Administrator A Niimlf with Will Amistad Xia) U. JVIS .. Mnyeo VA. Mtekle. XHorner. m-nrwo m May 14, ii June 1 .», mem ~ m <ll for BETTER Do Laval Better Milking it met at tmffontnf «• the iMn wbe attlbt only a few cost tiitit to the larger herd owner. Fewest, daaaast raiiUif .. . quicker cow mponsr ... htghat, umlona productiM... heaMJrr udXrsT. . cteaner milk ... safe rad depradeble mdb«q| rrgarditw of operators - Arse Da Laval Milker roraha are twenbrl to every dairyman regardltst of **♦ •» •••»"- . TWt why so mtwy smelter herd owners art inMaOmg De Laval Milker'... wWch even in the raallett daifiaa tra MV Im AeoNdora 2 «REAT DE LAVAL MILKERS

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Steffen Implement Co. DECATUR PHONE ISO Public Auction HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3M N«rth rtH X., DecMur. IMIMa Saturday, May 25 1:30 P. M. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Walnut Wamj |Uom Table aaO BuHM Ua»«n port «nd Chair; WHEELER and WILSON Drop Head Bewfof Machine; KENMORE Electric Sweeper; Electric iron. Portable Ueetric Vfc. trola;' 9x12 AXMINSTER Ru<; Pour Burner PREWAY TaMeTop Gasoline Stove; Twin Bed. Spring and Mattrm; M Wooden Bad and sprißSa. Metal Med. Coll Spring, and MaUraae, : Preaeera. 7 Tubn PHILCO Madto: 60 lb Ice Boa; Metal Broom Cabinert; Drop Leal Table and 4 Chaira; Painted Dexk. 2 Lamp.. 2 Klenda; Oceeaelonnl Chair: 4 IM Tabha; Porch Swing; Kitchen Stool; Book Sbelvee; High Chait . High Bark Office Chair, Curtain StreUhera; Small Heating Store, and many other artlclee. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES: «” Power Ben< h Haw with t.ealed Hall Bearing Shaft; 6" Bench Saw; ft. Wood Lathe; PAN AMUtiCAN Cornet, and many other item.. TERMS—CASH. Irenios Mattox Jack Brunton—Am twneor OWNER C W f jMflt — C|**rk Sale rondu< ted by Midweat Realty Amt ion Co. Decatur. Indiana.

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