Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 174, Decatur, Adams County, 25 July 1946 — Page 5

iA Y, JULY 25. 1946

'■uF reports he poR t local I aJfo re,gN maßK,t * I BtT. MURKA* A CM. Pbon. Ml | JEk M July .’■« |< KOfl * I"--” ■ aS* |b< 20.00 >W !I I 1 ’* - 20.60 ■few" ’*■ ’ - 2100 ! - - ■*•■ ■■ ■Hj,.,.. UiuVVa ’ ,v 17 00 •feK. .. li»-«« HB ' . n.-o i'w s '°° r Wner stock yard* ■B H ° 9 * ... -r |: ■ B *■""* Bi n»- 6 Bl O' 50 B is.oo BB 1750 F Bolesale egg ano I Bltry quotations I " Fumlihed by B&atur produce co. fljff pboM 1,0 ■■fl Cnrr<’< '* I July 25 Rece.pt Eggs - 22 bIM ■K ' 28 .. : " K&* Springers 27 b Kal grain market g Kirk elevator co. g Ki subject to (bangs fl T during day. delivered at elevator. fIM Corn i ir ! July 25 ■g w ■ I s * .! Xak gfl- 11.-it,- 2.31 **■**’’ ■ib -a 2,00 KE... i.w I B vn: 04 iw fl/ lob. farm flw ANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK July 25 . ll'Pl — Livestock: ■ Jairly aithe; !i < up 25 to 5o lower; largely 22 "o; f,w i ai.hr mostly I*ll-3.',1l Die. ■fl ■ ar.y :,.«!« |<HI-16U |bj». 20.alolllld s'l |||W< I Eg' ' ’ *- iU'i'i W. iuiit 1 :n<-dntm ii.inmon giov, w.-ak: - ' .'Jim f,, U |- loads ■fl top medium to low choice aiiii-yrn-litiga 16.25-2'100; ■g I- I- J'llIO; !,.||k Itled|g- good I I on.IX lll(; IMM ,f flfl'' '■"■ !• -w higher; comB"‘ ' 75 It 75: v< ,<l. rs |H anive. mostly ion lower: Igaml Ilmfr,- 17.50-1'>.50; few |gly choice 19.00. ■H"' l ' 12"": fat lambs about gfl' ami . ta.i..pring lainbo Igll'ao; top 20.00 for mostly |B’ olhriugH: medium to good B''"" ; common and medium utils 115 i) down; bulk W i-u.iaht. r . a.-s 7.50 a OO; top W" r light weight. ■r BT WAYNE LIVESTOCK |g Wayim. |u,|„ j u!y 25—tri’i B? I’tii'- quotations fell about B"'" Ma >' »22.25 a nd most Bfl “"‘rfc- 1 * were fairly steady. 10 " , "° I’*. 22.25; roughs *Ug» 20.00. choice l>.oo. g«p: Choice lambs 18.50; ewes gi'iit-lo 1,50. g*'"»- good to choke 19.00-21.-B '"'i gras# 13.50B. ' 110 °13 00. 7* . lu choice 17.00*""d 15.50.i6 so- plain li.ou-B’i’-i> lflOi,e 13 - 50, 1-5 o; food B 9 so-i 0.50. g ■ MO.OO; canners 6.00-7.50. Kun.' 10 fb0,,:8 >< 50-15.00; g __ thin 10.00-12.50. g EH 'CAGO ORAiiTcLOM Kt. St m “«i» i «m. g 73.;,? U ihJC. 72%-%; g Noy. 7 1% . Marth , 3 I UNOERWATER lt'u r <> n Tu ? Then. ■ 4 U eZm rtoW , nW “ rd t 1 *j»"oo<toto n ; u ”" r< ’“- ■' « water ana w, . " f ,r ‘' y ‘ ■ 0( th " 1-H.M w 1 ,h ’u WreC “’ ■' Ur ««t nw.,*° , B ?° n th< * “ n ‘ h■t. n *et W ji h terrific imo, *^*Sriit ß B *> to iii? URI: •muri!! .’’j’ 0 to 1:00 L Ive2‘ly>w 135 "*•

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 wordo or loot: 1 time 50c; 2 tlmoo TOol I tlmoo IIS • Hmoo 11.71. Rotoo quoted oro for oonoeoutlve Inoortlono. No olooolflod ode oecoptod on oklpdoy echodule. Roto for 10 point BLACK FACC Io Io per word for Insertion. Copy moot be In office by 11 o. m. Monday throufh Friday. Saturday deadline Io • *. m.

FOR SALK FOR SALK—Columbia Record* complete Hoe of popular and clae»lcs. Uhrick Broe. 51-ts FOR SALK—Tenth aUeet, 12 lota, paved etreet, arranged on easy payment*. Price to include octimated coot of new eewer. Other lota on Mercer Avenue, Cleveland atreeL Melbero etreet, etc. Buy no* for new home neit year. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building. Phone 870. . 13Hf JOIN tHE thrifty crowde. Everybody eavee at Sprague Furniture Store, “The Store For The Thrifty." Drop in and eee how many dollaro wo can aavo you.— Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 152-30 t FOk SALE - Small 5 room home Tn oouth part of city. Semi modern. Nice garden space. Would be economical home. Priced for immediate posaeadon by owner who ha* left the city at |2sbo. Bob Heller, realtor. Phone 870, Heller building. 155-gtf FOR SALE Stti< tly modern home; 2 year* old, 4 room* and bath. Can be occupied immediately. Call at 625 Winchester atreet, Decatur. 160-ts

BECO FEEDS -for all your needs. Starter, grower, dairy, hog*. Quality equal to the best, priced lower than the rest. Burk Elevator Co., Decatur, Monroe, Petenson. 166-Hrt FOR ’’SALE Pick up guards for combine. Gerber Implement, U. 8. 27. 171 gst FOR SALE -Hampshire gilt* with pigs by aide.aiao full blooded Guersey cows. Ed Wiebe, 4 miles northwest Hoagland 172 g3tx Ft tit SALE— New Tohn Deere L. U. motor for John Deere 12A combine. Fred Wolpert, i’i miles west of Decatur on 224. 172 g3tx FOR SALE N< w Admiral battei? radio set*, electric phonograph* and record changers, Steffen* on Third st. 172-3 t FOR SALE—Saddle mate, saddle, brkidle and martingale. Phone 3634. 172-3tx FOR "sIalE 2 plecf'Kroehler living room suite. Duncan Phife drop leaf table and 40 chair*. China closet. Porcelain top table. Phone 1564. 341 South sth. 172- 3tx SALE Sewing machine, treadie type. Birdseye maple kitchen set with four chains. Phone 1159. 173 g3tx FOR SALE Milk route; 7771 truck with closed bed. Inquire Kraft Food* Co. 173—2tx

FOR SALK OR TRADE Good 1935 Harley Davidson 74. See Harold at Steffen Imp. Co. 3rd St. 173-31 X FOR SALE— t piece bedroom *ulle, also steamer trunk. Call 1631. 173-2tx Fdft SALE-BuHling suitable for cabin. Call 8832. 174-BtX FOR SALT-: Hoi-<- tr.u.<.r, 20 feet long, good condition. 601 Monroe street or phone <25. 172—3tx FOR SALE We have Tn stock some new steel plate %in.. % in., and 1 In. Also steel basement sash, steel coal chutes, and new 'henagon and rough %ln. rod* suitable for reinforcing. The Mater Hide A Fur Co. 173—10 t POU room modern house on Fifth etreet. St?am heated, stoker furnace. Schwartz Realty service, 915 West Monroe. Telephone 1398. 173 -6t (FOR'SACFT'Pre-war truck tir« 700x15-6 ply. 700x17- 6 ply. 525560x18—6 ply and other sixes truck tire*. Hi-Way Service. Phone 190. 172- 3tx FOR SALE—Stone, gravel and dirL We deliver. General dump truck service. O. V. Dilling. Crslgvllle phone; reverse all charges. Glass Brother* trucking service, Decatur, route two (mail address) 171- 6t ~ wanted HKLP WANTED Men 30-55 neat appearing wanted for part time work. No selling. *»>licitiug. or canvansing, interesting survey work. Good pay. Needed in nearly ail cities and towns. Write giving data on your business experience day* and hours available. Write e/o Box 217 Decatur Democrat. 173-3 t

‘‘Thia bed we crat Want Ad U real Cherry — 1 can tell by the LEAVES!” ilOAlliiMANs new location, ill North Fl net. for aewing machlnea repairing, needlee, oil, belt*, parte, covered buttono, covered buckleo, bematitcbing and machine buttonhole*. 154-26ta WANTED Loan* on farm*. Haetern money. Low ratao. Very liberal term*. See ma for abetracte of title. French Quinn. 32 T-T-ts WANTBIURoonu. for auction school students, July 29 to Aur. 17. Phone 312 or 610. 163-T WASTEI) r "Waitress? UilK school age. Bair's Confer-1 tionery. 172t3| WANTED General trucking; live ] atock, grain and other general hauling. O. V. Dilling, Craigville phone; reverae all charge*. Dlaaa Brother* Trucking Service. Decatur route 2. (Mai! addreae) 171—ts. WANTED Girl for general houaework. Phone 1471. 270 ts FOUND LOST Tool cheat on Preble road in side ditch, from Winchester to Otto Peck'o. Finder *ee Wilbert Hoffman, route 2, Preble phone. Reward. 173 g3tx MISCELLANEOUS FARM ERS~ATTEN move dead horeee, cow*, hog*, etc. Decatur phono 3000. Wo pay all phone chargee. The Stadley Product* Co. 15-ts APPLIANCE SERVICE — If we can't fix it throw It away. We repair all make* of waahera, •weeper*, iron*, and other email appliance*. White wringer roll* for all make* of waihere. Arnold A Klenk, phone 463. 87-ts Al I makes Washers? Sweepers repaired. For eale, radio*, wall ind ba*e cabinet*, new, ueed heating Move*.— Kitchen .Maytag Salea and Service, 110 Jefferson St., Phone 95. • 171 ts for rent FOR RENT Sleeping room. *li Madiion atreet. 174- g2tx CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago. July 25 (LPr-iCS-DA I Llveotock: Hog*: 7.000. Moderately active, 25-50 cento higher than Wedmwday'« market but cloaing with half the advance lo«t; bulk good and choice 170-250 Ib*. 21.75-22.00. top 22.00 paid freely; bulk good and choice 270-330 lb. 21.-21.50; moat good and choice eow* 20.00-20.25; choice young aowa up to 20-50. Cattle; 6.500. Calves 500. Fe>d •teene and yearllnga. including yearling heifera. ateady to 25 cent* higher; good and choice prime up moat; top ateena 26.50; beat 1073 lb. yearling* 26.2; new highs for thia weight: largely 20.00-26.00 on fed atvei* and yearlings: mixed Meer* and heifer* up to 25.50; cows ateady to 25 centa higher; bulla Steady to 25 centa lower; vealeiw steady; thin light atock cattle 50 cent* or more lower for week. Sheep: 2.000. Spring lambs ateady to 26 centa higher; good and choice ewe* and wether aort 20.1020.50. latter price top; 3 deck* medium to mcwtly good 71 lb. Missouri apringem 19 00 with 50 head common out 14.25; other claasr* ateady; a double »i lb common to medium yearlings No. 1 pelts 14.50; Kood and cbok-e shorn slaughter ewew 8.50-8.75. few to 9.00. 0 Markets At A Glance By I'nlted Press Stocks firm in quiet trading. Bonds Irregularly higher. IL S. governments Irregular. Curb stocks irregularly higher. Oat*, corn and barley futures irregular. Chicago llveotock: hogs: moderately active, higher: cattle: tteady to 25 cents higher, ,■ Young Girl Cyclist Is Killed By Auto Warsaw. Ind.. July 25—(UP) — Waiwaw'o traffic death toll mounted today with the death of Martyn Joan Tinkley. 15. of injuries suffered Monday when her bicycle was struck by an automobile. ■ w>»-0' I a ■ ' Utah has the lowest death rata in the United States. 8.0 per thousand. according to the census.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Livestock Prices Continue Upward Livestock price* continued upward today on Chicago and local market*. Choice hogs, 170 to 25" pound* were quoted on the Chicago market at 21.75 to 22 cent* per pound The Kuhner market here offered 21.75 cent* per pound for the same grade of hog*. The Chicago market quoted top «teer* at 26 cent* per pound. A new high on yearling* of 1073 pound weight wa* quoted today at 26.25 centa per pound. The local market waa in keeping with the Chicago quotation*. 0 Gonzales Orchestra At State Gardens Joel Gonzalea and hi* orchestra are living featured at State Gardena. Middlebury, nine miles east of here. There I* dancing every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday night. The orchestra, which ba* been brought back for a second engagement, ha* been playing for several week* at Latin Quarters. Toledo. O.

Cash Coal, Feed B r & Supply Monroe at eighth FOR SALE A limited number of new TWO TON CHAIN HOLSTS capable of 2 ton overload THE MAIER HIDE & FUR CO. WE WILL DRESS CHICKENS Tues., Fri. & Sat Live chickens any day during week. Retail eggs. Decatur Produce Co. Cash Coal Feed & Supply Monroe at Eighth — HOTPOINT APPLIANCE* G. E. FARM EQUIPMENT SUMP PUMPS KENT’S v Complete Service All Work Guaranteed 112 Monroe Bt. Phone 27

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“GROUNDED!” P I (which one??! /they 60Tk I Sets >cu\ O/ a/hm* i fear t X_— --e-.il —' ( sprained in \ try to fly, miss J _/ I rhythm is gone, ) —(k —'■~ i ia ’ m v■ W JKfl*- K--1- / ir Z iLJ 18 "Z Q /M J HOTDOGSr^ 1 H! II I .MM I IblilirTSTk — 7 — - B (where ) B a - B (did they; ~B B < g°? x >1 'B BK? I sl I 11? 1 II Ip"’ 1 I — i .".wm WM _/W. R ' s3?' ' k- .J )' t=rt i XcnDl 1 F/T I / -_ W . it > | CUtC' 1 V \V Yi wk K,. t I* W...M [ ,♦ 'V I. | | I SPEAKING OF ‘ Forgetting your wife’s birthday io one way to nave money ... but you may | ()H e a lot in popularity. * ‘ I SAVING MONEY . , A Better Way to save money is to put your INSURANCE on a 3-year basis .. and reduce your premium 16 8/3%. Ts I I Leland Smith Insurance Agency • ««-' MIMIIR Off THt NATIONAL Fißt PROTKCTION ASSOCIATION. W| ,

j 111 ■ I *’' ”7' 1 ta ' 'M MIAKINO RtECfDINT, Mrs. France* E. Dustin of Dexter, Me,'became the flrit woman secretary of a senator to walk onto the Senate floor while the upper chamber was in session and established new privilege. A parliamentarian ruled that a woman clerk was entitled to same floor privileges as a man serving in the same capacity; thus 150-year-old Senate traditton was broken Left to right are Ben. Kenneth McKellar of Tennessee, president pro tempore; Mrs. Dustin and Sen. Ralph Brewster of Maine, Mrs. Dustin’s •‘boas." (International Soundohoto)

Local Man Fined For Disorderly Conduct Kenneth Miller, night watchman at a local * factory, who was arrested Wednesday afternoon on Liberty Way by officer Janie* Bordens. wa* arraigned thi* morning liefore Judge pro tern Henry B i Heller on a charge of di*orderly I conduct. Miller entered a plea of guilty and wa* fined 15 and <-v*t* amount- 1 , ing to 515.80. He arranged to pay! the fine. Miller was confined to the Adam* county jail Wednesday night. 0 Richard M. Johnson, vhe presi dent of tile United States and slayer of Tecumseh, famous Ind ian chief, I* buried at Frankfort cemetery, Frankfort, Ky iCj Klf. L JOHN HUSTON, .39, Hollywood di-rector-writer and son c»t Actor 1 Walter Huston, has a kiss for n!« bride, Actress Evelyn Keyes. 26, after their flying elopement to Loa Vegas, Nev. (Internationa!)

To Defend Illinois Veterans Bonus Act Chicago. July 25 (I Pi William J. Kelly, attorney for the American veteran* of World War 11. said today that he was planning court action to defend the llliii 'ii veteran* bonus act Kiley said the nature of the (court action would be announced ■at .nt AMVET'e ma** meeting to- ’ night. t'onatituiionality of the state bonus act was challenged Tuesday in a -nit filed in circuit court by seven veteran*. — i) — - - One of tlie Worst enemle* of acqnarinm tropical fish is the water tiger which ha* pincer* and suck* out lite blood of it* victim. INCREASE COST (Ca*ll*n.e From l**sc Oaal iperdeiiti, newprint. and pig iron Ol’A due* not plan to "ball out" Another Outstanding Service Mechanical .Motor by | FLUSH MASTER j with every oil change —■clean that £jjL ~w dirty Mobile Service Monroe and 13th St.

businesses that bought many Items in th* past three week* well above the old ceilings and are required to sell under price conHol because of the revival of OPA. Undoubtedly many will lose in may. But as one spokesman for OPA put it — "Price administrator Paul Porter told all buyers on

You may see your daughter in-. . • • j '■/ K u I L f Bat' (H\ W J ane Abbott, the brilliant novelist, 1/ has scored again with a lovely novel of modern American family life. - - BEGINS FRIDAY, JULY 26 Daily Democrat NEW GLORY BRED SOW SALE • 40 Head Bred Sows \ • 4 Choice Kurling Boars THBR. AUG. 8 IJNF.R.’. The greatest collection of fine gilts bred to NEW GtOtHf\? that ever went into a ring. Gilts, bred to BANKROLL diana’j junior yearling ehampian and git* bred to TOP X FLIGHT, our great belting boar.'witt be on tale. • BANGS FREE ' • bunch WiS SOUTHWIND FARMS . OSSIAN, INDIANA Wltft'fMl GSOTH, 912 CoMmn* Strerf, «ir-> .Hr-,—, t-fl-m 1 z FOR HM CAUIOGtN w ■

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July 1 that they were buying at their owu risk." ——— o Card of Thanks W« wish to thank our friends and neighbor* for their gift* of flower*, and all their thoughtful assistance In our time of sorrow. Mrs. Marcellus Davison and family.