Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 163, Decatur, Adams County, 12 July 1946 — Page 5

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*1 WRKCT REPORTS ND FOK»e« MARKKTt IMNKTT, MURRAY • 09. 1 Corrected July » M» IM Ibu 1 ■ -■■' ia IM Mi l7: ”’ o W Ita. . I. ■■> > (M Ife > • i» ffc« 16"" L'."i> s . I"<" * Md Hf»b« l*M«* M W educe t Veafa, £»«•» -8» to ll* » .~...... I® ■>” » teboteo) !»"" M HOU i ’k», |«4 to ebokte ...16.00 iT.ou ,«g, tot*, to m'dlum 12.00-16 00 ■r«, to etolce i», I feu, mm. to m'dtam n ou irm | o, ehotoe .. J-6-.’ JLk medium to good 10. noo ». fiMBWHI — a, cutter 8.00 down *. cbotae . 11.00 f, BUMIhMB food —... 11.00-12.00 . .A empmon 10.»0 down KUMNRR fTOCK YARDS r,i| -JB Corrected July 12 to 400 Ito. 1 > ».i Ito. and over 17 to ISO Ibe. 17.00 gto ... 16 25 •I 15.75 n —.... lo.io CM («MM) 17.00 ita (otodwi 16-00 WNOLUALI ISO ANO POULTRY tUOTATIONf “iH wHWHmI Dy OIOATWI PRODUCE CO. HUM NO Corrected July 12 —Mg Receipt Kff>. 33 bora broiler* and fryer* 28 r/<vy Springer* ClMiert. wader 4 be 35 :horn tons - . .. . 15 LOCAL SWAMI MARKIT — BURK SLKVATOR CO. , . RfNiw« Mlhteei to chan** .? 4 Surin* day. Meas deMtered nt elevator. Corrected July 12 Ml Red WIMUU ........ 195 8 Red Wheat ... i-i «'|Mew and Old Corn As»k i Sor Buuaa 2/n % BUMM 2.25 . 2 Oats 80 « feed 2.00 • 1.18 Gratae: .08 pew bushel leas. Cera: A4 per 100 lean. -■L Mrm ———> FORT WAVNf LIVESTOCK .Port Wayne, lad July 12 - Fl—The bsf market at Union Ikyardss advanced 25 cents toss to 818.38 while other markets ■nlaed a toady ■ Hogs: 109 4W IbH. 1M.2'.; • igha 14 50-17.00; stags 16.25Calves: choice 18.50; good to " uice 18.00. Lemke. choice 11.50; good to oice 18.00; ewes 9.00; bucks Steers: good to choice i’.oo. .to; medium la.oo-17.oo; plain .0015.001 Helfers: good to choice 18.00.00: medium 14.OO15.oo: plain ■>o-14.00. y Cows: good to choice II HU. 1.50; medium ».00-13j09; cutre 10.00-11.(iff; Banners 7.50-9.00. Bulls: good to choice 15.00 • |.60; medium 18.00-14.00; thin .00-13.00. , —— INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapoita, July 12 ill’) •MAI Livestock: Hogs 8.500; active, «ady te fhM: bulk good to uloico butchers 100 Ito up 18.00; ■veral lot strictly choice weight small? scaling I.k-it.u lbs ik io Ll 5; ah» JWd and thoice 16.50 7.00; largely 16.75 and above. Cattle 000; calv. ou : -<><.<! m<i Iqtae ataaan.toad lot fully steady about 12 tomte good ;>n.t . |, : .H< toera mutely 9o« i- iJ-'., He. medium and «<a.d yearlings minty l”,8O.lf.00; heifers pracMfy nhntert; flows strong to 25 COW* 15 (Ml !6 tH>, SW JOO: common aud medium Winiy 11.00-14.60; caiinem and Uttsrs largely 8.00-10.76; vewlet® ctlvt. SO-l.tlt I higher; g(z»d and holee MJto»21.0O; top 21.00; comM medium mainly 15.00 19.50 I Sheep 500: fm lamb active, tremg to l« higher: bulk good and! hoiaa spring nedium ans good uneven at 16.50*9b slaughter ewes firm, bulk I mod grade SOu • > < choice light A Wood Motto On the w*n of the office of ConPtetMM&n Ludlow, a former newsifeprr man, ot Indiana, hangs a mot--0 Os his OWft Oligiu. a!n< h :( .,|<|. ’We can do nothing better, we can $p nothing finer, we cat) do nothing craiteor than to help *mr fellow soru&t over the rough places of

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING KATES Far 25 words ar teaai 1 time We; t times 7Sel I limos |l| I times 81.75. Rates quoted are for oonoooutivo Inoortlono. No olooelflod RHMi wwwwpgwVw “W •MsjewMy mv uta. Rato for 10 point BLACK FACB Io 8o per word for I*oertloa. Copy must tai in aßloo hy 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline io 8 a. m. FOR SALM FOR BALB—Columbia” Records complete line ot popular and classics. Uhrlck B.oa. 91-ts FOR SALE-Tenth street, 13 tote, paved afreet, arranged on easy payments. Price to Include estimated cost of new sewer. Other lota on Mercer Avenue, Cleveland street Melbeta afreet etc- Buy now for new home next year. Bob Holier, Realtor, Heller Building, Phone 870. llltf JOIN tlilHKttty crowd’s. body saves at Sprague Furniture Store, "The Store For The Thrifty." Drop in and see bow many dollars wo can aavo you.— Sprague Furniture Store, Phono 199. 152 301 All Make Washers, Sweepers repaired. For aale New radios, base cabinets. Kitchen Maytag Sales A Service. 110 Jefferson, 1 block south % east ot Court House. 1391 FOR SALK Heating stoves; pew. used, holds 120 lbs. coal; Rotate Heatrula; battery radloe and electric. Kitchen Maytag Sales A Service, 110 Jefferson St., phone 98. 154-ts FOR SATE Smail - !!"room home hi south part of city. Semi-modern. Nice garden apace. Would be economical home. Priced for immediate possession by owner who has left the city at 82500. Bub Heller, realtor. Phone 870, Heller building. 155 —gtf FOR SALE Sti icily modern borne, 2 years old. 4 rooms and bath. Can tie occupied immediately. Call at 625 Wincheater street, Decatur. 160 ts FOR SALE Three adjoining bualness lots, corner of 27 and Washington street. Good abstract. Ivan E. Garwood. 162 bit fttriE Japanese uaddle, Japanesc carbine. Phone 431 after 5:00 p.m. Bill Diehl, 103 North Kth Street. 162 3tx FOR SATk~ Two-room house with two lots on Niblick street. Good abstract. Ivan E. Garwood. 162FOR SALE- 7 year Holtsein <ow with calf by side. Walter Thieme phone 645 H 163- 2t FOR fiALhi Complete »<>t of trap drums. Phone 92-M. 163—bJt FOR SALK Vplight piano, in good condition. Price 820. Call 1425 or 216 8, Bth St, Decatur, 163—»3U FOft SALf-Large wise Heat rota; good condition. Phone 1592 163- 3tx FoTr SALE—Slightly used break- , fast set. Cell 1555 or 252 South Second st reet. 1 63 — gßt FOR "‘SA LE Poland China Maio Hogs. Adolph Bultemeler, H mile west and 316 miles north Preble. 163-31* FOR SALK Jenny Lind, solid cherry bed. springs aud mattress. Phone 563. 163 3t FOR SALK Farmers! new steel drums suitable tor ftml oil and other fluid*. Sheets Bros. Cleaners. 148-31 FOR SALK Ulaik coat, new. Black suit and Jersey dress, pise 42 Phone 866. Loma Footer, Mon- ! rue. IO- It Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks lower In moderately ac- < tive trading. Bon<te and U. 8. governments I lower. 1 Curb stocks irregularly lower. . Oats, <x>rn and hurley futures j Irregularly lower. ( Chicago livestock: hogs: active, f 59-75 cento higher; cattle: active, 1 strong to 25 cento higher: sheep: 1 active steady to 50 cento higher. 1 e . | CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ( Chicago. July 43 — (UPI — (USDA)—Livestock: Hogs: 8.500, Market opeaed slow, later trade active; weight < 250 lbs. and down 50 cents high- < er; heavier weigkte and sows 60- 1 75 cents up: good and choice 25» Bi. and down 18.00 with load or 1 so 18.10 and top tor one load 1 18 85; 260-800 lbs. 17.50-18.00; * weights up to 400 lbs downward 1 to IT.N; moat sates sews 1625- I 14.76; choice iightweigghts 17.00: < good clearance. Cattle: 8,500. Calves: 490. 1

QUICKIES by Km ReynsMs BK>Tji *ll /A bl. -S x jssl** ■ ■r "I see a house for rent In the Democrat Want Ada—oh, oh. It’s just been taken!" FOR SALE—I year old stock dogs, both sexes; 4 month old Collie and shepherd, females; great dene pupa; rat doge and pet dogs, and many other dogs, Harry Reed, I mile north, 1 mile east of Bluffton, Ind. Cralgville phons. 140—g4t FOR BaL£ Milk route leas than 50 mites, weight between 5000 and 6000. Phone 3271 161 g3ti Wanted fOARDMANS'* new location, Mi North First, tor sewing machines repairing, needles, oil, belts, parts, covered buttons, covered buckles, hemstitching and machine buttonholes. 154-241* WANTED Housekeeper io as sums complete charge ot house. Five children, age 2 to 14. A home tor someone. C. Hassett 750 High Street. Phone 7432 before 2:00 p.m. 111-fßts WANTED - Nall " Apply lice' hotel. 151 g 6t« WanTBI) Light work at odd joU by boy, 13. Girl, 15 also wants work. Phone 835. 162—2tx WANTED -Spraying barns, chief en coops, hog houses etc. for files with DDT. Also Canada thistles, buckhorn.plantain dandelion (in yards) poison ivy, wild grape etc. In fence rows. Don Cook or Ira Mcßride.. Phone 8715. 183 4t* WANTED somen for light house work and care of invalid. No washings or Ironings. May stay or go home nights. Call 1263. 141-3 t HELP WAITED Apply In person to manager Equity Dairy store. No experience necessary. Men or Women, ages 18 to 35. 141 -gtß* WANTED"-^hee‘p- to dip. Improves weight and quality of wool, also kills tics and lice. For appointment write Lores Glass, Route 3, Decatur, Indiana. 88-T WANTED^-ffidel irtraw.' PSone 1073 W. R. Morris. 158-41* W'ANTEh=RwmK (or .ui: lion school gtudenta, July 211 to Aug, 17. Phone 312 or 610. 163-T MISCELLANEOUS FARMER’’ - ATTBHTION-Ws re move dfad horses, cows, hogg, etc. Decatur phono 3000. We pay all phono charges. Ths Sudley Products Co. 16-tt APPCUNdU kmidi If ws can’t fix it throw It away. Ws repair all makes of wasberg, sweepers, irone, and other small appliances. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold A Kteuk, RboAQ 481 97-ts All kintk InHurance. beca* tur ißMuraice Agency, K. C. Bldg., phone 385. 162t3 ALL TfPES of earth excavating, buildoxer grading, latest equipment. C. Frfedersdorf. phone Wabash, lad. 534. 180—g6tx HTospll a] Insurance — Pays operations, room, tic. — Kenneth Runyon, K. C. Bldg. 18!T ~IW AND FOUND — LOST—I 942 Studebaker hub cap. Reward. Mrs. Harold Lytle, ill North First street. 182 g3tx iTiHT - ••Tri' kappa sorority pin. | Finder please call phone 15. 188-2t* CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Corn: Jan. 1.65%; March 1.«4%. Oats: July 87M.-I7; Sept. 81%-%; Dec 80%-%: Aug. 82%; Nov. 8016- %; March 83*6-%. Slaughter cattle active, good and choice fed steers and yearlings strong to 25 cents higher; short load choice 1148 R». steers 33 85. a new high; load tots fed steers and yearlings 10.50-23.00; 800 th mixed steers and heifers 33.50; grass steers and heifers and other slaughter cattle steady; grass beef cows 13.60-16.50; few to 17.00; practical top grass bulls 18.00: load weighty Wisconsin dalrybreds 16.50; vealers unchanged at 19.00 down. | Hheep: 800. Active on meager supply; spring lambs 50 cents higher; slaughter ewes fully steady; good and choice native spring lambs 81 Off. the popular sad top price; fat bucks discounted 1.00: coatmoa spriugars dew* to 16.00; fst shorn sis ugh ter ewes Isrgely 10.85,

feWAnm HAILT MMOCKAT, DECATUt, INDIANA

Four Art Suspended For Lottery Scheme indisnapolis, July IF-(UF)-The Indianapolis board of public safety today suspended four firemen and two policemen in connpction with a purported 075,000 500 mile race lottery scheme. Fireman George Purcell, who had pleaded not guilty to the chargee, wan suspended for 60 days. Other sgspenelons Included patrolman Frank Delator*. 45 days, patrolman Philip J. Debarr, 45 days; fireman Fred Wagener, William L. Murphy, aud Wilbur Burcbanan, 30 day*. RESIDENTS (Contino rvw hg, Qae) the humidity, which had accompanied the high temperatures during the heat wave, making today still more pleasant. Deapite an earlier in the week prediction of a returning heat wave on Saturday, the weatherman today made u<> comment on such a forecast, prophesying a continuance of today's "»unny and cool” through Saturday.

Roy S. Johnson & Son AuetlMMH A Real Estate We’ll be |lod to Represent you in the troaoscUon of Reel Estate st Public Oslo er private sale. 28 years In this business In Decatur. We welcome your Investigation of our record of which wo are proud. Phone 104 153 So. 2nd St. DeVoss Bldg., Ground Floor Melvin Lelchty. Rep., Berne, Ind., Phono 261.

HELP WANTED Men for Construction Work Yost Construction Co. Phone 248 Apply at Gravel Plant

Cash Coal, Feed ■» & Supply Monroe Qt HoM>» Notice! We aro buying all grades of paper stock at present market prleoe. Aloe want torap Iron, Rage, Rubber, Batteries, Auto Radiators, Brass, Copper, Aluminum, 21m, Lead Babbitt, etc. We accept Wire and Tin—But NOT tin cans. We are also buyers of beef hides, calf skin, cheep pelts, tab low, fate, greases, ells, lard, etc. The Maier Hide &, Fur Co. 710 W. Monroe St. Phone 442

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“HE DIDN’T TAKE A GANDER” Or- 2ii' K v mw .nt* «*n'.»»»'■ w<,> - '• , ' 1 * 111 BLONDIE KEEP YOUR SUNNYSIDE UP, DAGWOOD! bo want Til" ON u J| E:t FOP6OT 1|1”7 TT" x— llt nwc I 1 It <-*4TOAST A toast )■ — > ppieo, POACHeqi x ( to ask me g I jtAT? ;■ Mrl' I I Win ; t .1. Il tu I<t '* ” 11 '* '* -l -r •L w • n"-) ..RUB— LLJ II;!.? .**, — rd far — - ~ —■ B V »4B - S:» «. Q4MI a a “MMUa AFTEH THE l-OSS YOLK INSURANCE FA'CES THE ACID TEST. After a lomm occurs it’n too late to increase the amount of your policy or to I extend it to cover uninsured hazards. The time to he certain you have appropriate and adequate coverage is now ... before any loss occurs. Leland Smith Insurance Agency ; MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION.

JI Bk T x W W -.-Z 1' C ' m I IHKdKSl ‘ J IIMMIE CICR BORTNIR, 2-year-old Seattle boy who wax bom withsut feet and now walks on artificial legs, doesn't know his hank book represents the start of a fund to help pay for what he calls his “walking boots.” But learning to count, he atniles as he recognises T* in the 850 deposit by McKalee service station attendants, who sre Joining friends and neighbors of the tiny lad In providing a fund for the purchase of the artificial limbs which wiU need adjusting every six months until Jimmie is full grown. Internationa/)

Fats And Oils Will Become More Scarce Washington. July 12 -(UP) The agriculture department has announced that edible fata and oibincluding lard, margarine and shortening will b» even more scarce during the next three months than they were last quarter. (’lvlllan supplies of inedible fata and oils used in paint and similar producta will be about the same. The department said civilian* would get about 884,500,000 pounds of edible fats and oils thia quarter as compared with 997,100,000 pounds In the second quarter. Inedible supplies will total 823.400,000 pounds against 828,200,000. —- ■■■ o— Hill A Huge Gulf Separates Peoples In a recent address General Elsenhower said: "Vast gulfs of social, economic and politl<al differences still separate the peoples of the earth. Centuries and generations have gone into their development. We cannot expect to bridge tbem by wishful thinking or to abolish them in a tow eon fei ences."

— : .. . APHOIMMIIM of IMtrOK »:«TATX: Ml. I2TO Noflee In hereby given. I li.it the | itnd<-r.l u n<-d ha. been Admlntxtralxi of the estate ><( t'lara M M'-Culfough late of A-I.nns t'oitn- I ty. deccamd. The e.laU- i» probably Molvwnt. hoar. «. Met ulloMah. Admleialralor July 11, lit 10 X.lhnn f. >rl.oo, Mlnrury July 12—1’J—i 0 .xppoivtmkvi' ttr evki i iiiii HNTvrs: s<i. mw Notice i. hereby giwn, ’fliat the ' UndM.lgned hUH been appointed Ex - • eciitor of the twttale <<t Julia • , Colchln lab- of Adam. County, de- I i-eawed. The date In probably aol- . vent. Albert 1.. I oh-bln. Errt-utor. Juue 3U. IUIA. EO. A. B«u»e, Alloruey Jun. 2X—July s—July 12 I <i — -■ APi’oivrws;vT or v.vei itiih RSTATE ML ««-*• Notice In hereby given. That the utideridKned ha* been arpointed Exe< utor of the •alate of John Steiner late of Adam* County, de<-<a,<-d. The estate In probitdy solvent giant hteiurr. KxeeulWJuly X. IVI« Henry B. Heller, Attorney. July s—l2—l’J

The International asspciailon of ihiefe of police found that one out of every seven cars iuid dangerously faulty brakes In 1945.

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BOU T HESITATE 19 APPLY T 9 xUS WHEN TOO NEE9 A IOAN I W. Win make ■ 828 lean |wt m " quick as we will a larger one. Your tiantture and incom. are the chlal security requiraatenta. J A small part of your Incame each I month will rep.y a loan. Special Urma aro avail tele to farawra or other pcraoox with MMoneble income. Loans privately made cp to 8100 inutile en uaa day you apply- M‘ ' ut tell you more about It—no obligation. Call, fbtat er write— LOCAL LOARI COMPANY Intorstratrt (her gchaltr Siam — Ttltstaa* M>7 DICATUR. INDIANA

The “BEST” is always the result of Time and Experience We Make Just Such FARM LOANS. THE SUTTLES CO. Agents Decatur, tad. Niblick Store Bldg.

INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE — WIND — AUTO 720 No. 3rd St. PhtTie 570

Need Wt ’’•P* ,r * n(s • l * ,n >n of furnaces. 8,, ‘ ntatertate—trained workmen. All coots "Urnaco besot’ o« actual materials need aed labor. RepokiT Waa Mmm ua mw. Uniform hoot—warm floors •Tfc« Williams* Heater Compear ■ ’ Our Rb/bamiss Fursscs *•»♦• tur tMltt *su»s •f 0 rsnma wito utiittm um u»tm ttau W» art rrtr f/ag it ttr tur tatirt Itttiif utat tartuah ita uiatrr trithtut nat ttH tai hu richUtt hat <r« XsJ Xsf it It tttta-ltt wOicS we S>ve tur Wilhimirra furrier ettirl " MBQiSneO— Hr. and Mra Cal»ia Kaaa, laSlana HAUGK y » » Heatinq & Appliances • Furnaces Cleaned 83.75 up Decatur. Ind 1 ■ ■'—* in '-4 . ■ ■ «'•« B ■ ■ ■ ■ 4B « • « 8444 I ■ I : DON’T ; • - wait until you want to use your Combine and rush in for partw. Get yourn TODAY while we have nome in Block. : For Sale • ■ Grain Elevator* Ac. Foot Brakes fl ■ 5 Corn Binn Tractor Tires 2 • 1 Grain Bin Tire l-umm. , ■ Air (ompressors Manure Loader* oil and Greases a Hydralic Seats Boot Paint : Gerber Imp. Store • A. C. Sales & Service B U. S. 27 Decatur J RRRRRRRR ■ ■■■■■■■•■ PUBLIC SALE I will offer my persons! property for public sale at residence local- | «d 2% miles east ot Decatur on statu road 224 or 1 mile south Union I Chapel church, on Saturday, July 13/46 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock P. M. Horton washer, double tubs. Copper boiler. 2 Burner oil stove. Kitchen range, 2 Heating •■toves, Electric hoi plate. Electric Iron, Drophead Winger sewing mac hine, 2 9x12 rugs, throw ruga. Kitchen cabinet Antique cabinet, Dining table and chairs. U<l<t chairs, Buffet, 4 Rocking chairs; Platform rocker; Hall tree; Library table; Vicfrote. Antique stand; Desk library; Oak wardrobe, 2 metal beds complete; Single bed complete; Complete b<‘<i and dresser; 2 Marble top dressers Medicine cabinet; Dishes; Bedding; Cream separator; Porch swing iron kettle; 2 step ladders; 24 ft. Extension ladder; Counter scale; Work bench; Feme stretcher; Bicycle emery; cross cut saw; Auger; Many small tools and other Items too numerous to mention. GUERNSEY COW. 3 yrs. old, heavy springer; ' 35 bales hay; 10 bales straw. , f TERMS—CASH. I ’ . / ' P. C. Maddox OWNER Auctioneer—T D. Schietorstein. / Clerk— Bryce Daniels.

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A. J. ZELT The Rawleifh Dealer 221 So. ftth St. Decatur Indiana