Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 190, Decatur, Adams County, 13 August 1946 — Page 5

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I -_ — LOCAL CLASSIFIED ) advertising rates -o1 Far M words er lee*: 1 time SOe; I Umee TSej 1 I time* Si; • time* 11.78. Retee pueted ar* far eenae*utlve liteertlsna. N* elaeelfled ads accepted en eklpday achedvia. Rate far 10 paint BLACK FACS I* Sa par ward far l» aertlen. Capy muat be In alflea by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline Is 1 a ta. FOR SALK FOR SALK—Columbia Records complete Una of popular and claaaica. Uhrick Bros »1 ts FOR RALB—Tenth street, IS lots, paved street, arranged oa easy payments. Price to include eatL mated coat of now sower. Other Into on Mercer Avenue, Cleveland street, Molbera street, ate. Buy now tor now homo next year. Bob Heller, Realtor, Holler Building, Phono 870. ISltf JOIN thl thrifty crowda. Everybody saves at Sprague Furniture Store, “The Store For The Thrifty." Drop In and see how many dollars wo can save you.— Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 109. 182t30 FOR SALK Complete moving huslness, Including big army truck. One hundred orders for local house moving jobs go with business. Aino includes forms for cement basement work. Owner selling because of health. Priced at cost if equipment could be purchased. Opportunity to be own boas. Bob Holler, Realtor, Phone 870, Heller Building in-u DECATUR'S largest” record stock. Publix Service, IS4 South Second st. FOR SALE-flood building lot op poslte entrance to General Kiel trie. Opportunity tor parking loL Bob Heller. Realtor, Heller Build ing. Phone 870. IM —If FOft SALE- Flv<- room house. South Fifth Street, one block South Lincoln School. Qualified fl. I. may purchase home without down payment. Seen by appointment only. Rob Heller, Realtor, Phone 870, Heller Building. 188- ts MR «At.r New anl used ITe~ rolas, heating stovew and laundry stoves. Decatur lined Furniture. 146 S. Second St., Phone 420. 185-14 t FOR SALE 4 h.p7 Cushman scoot•r. inquire Ted Reinhart, Magley, Ind., after 5 p.m. 189-2tx FOR SALE—4O acros • net of Berne In Blue Creek township. Good productive soil. See Robert Cully. 1 mile east of Willshire. 189 3tx rtTR SALE-1929 Plymouth Fourdoor. Good rubber. A-l condition. Charles Burrell, phone 513-G. 189FOR SALK Estate Hcatroln Call 1175 between 3:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. 189-3 t FOR SALE- 5 tens alfalfa baled, filet and second cuttings. 5 tons oats straw, baled. 31k miles west of Coppess Corner, and 2 miles south. Eli Graber. 189-3tx FOR HALE l!*»0 acre farm, good black level soil. One of best farms in Adams county. New orchard. good buildings. 2H miles from Decatur. If Interested, write P. O. box 118, Decatur, Ind. 189-g6tx FOR~BALE~Green" Bean*'”*nd Pickles. Bring containers. Mrs. Charles Troutner, phone 8714 I’leasant .Mills 189 4t FOR SALE Sec the new Meyens bail loader at Gerber Implement store, U. S. 27. Allis Chalmers, De. catur. 189-g6t SALE Vernon rfnow farm. 80 acres at outskirts of Geneva. For Information write Gileu J. Pierre. 313 Standard Bldg , Ft. Wayne. Ind 171—t POR SALE fadw-s all wool “Dressmaker" suit, size 14. color fuchsia. Telephone 1125. 190-a2tx FOR SALE ShorHiorn bull and Roan bull, old enough for service Ed Ellsworth, one mile east county farm. Phone 621-E. l»0-5tx FOR " TTaftry Uiavlso* motorcycle in A-l condition. 1 mil* south and quarter mile west of Salem. Harold Young. 190-g2tx FOh RALE IO room modern house on south Fifth *treet. Steam heated, stoker furnace and newly painted. 7 room modern house on north Fifth street, hardwood floors, built-in cupboards, 3 rooms up with toilet, four rooms down with toilet and bath. Newly installed furnace. Schwarts Realty Service, 915 West Monroe. Phone 1398. Mi-84 Real worth is determined by the tenacity with which the convictions of one's heart are held

- QUICKIES by Ken Reynold p answered our Democrat Want Ad—he's had two months’ strike experience!" FtilTsALfc T<n;igUt Udder, , subject to approval of Court, at my office before 4:30 p.m. Auguet • 17, the Jarno* Rice properties at • corner of Ninth, Jefferson street* to settle estate. Will be offered in ' entirety or as follow*; East 82 , ten Including seven room semi- , modern house, Immediate posses- > slon. Wmt 50 feet Including semiI modern house, possession subject 'to rent control law—9o day* to > veteran* 120 day* to non veteran*. , Two car garage building to be j eold separately, to be moved. G. 1. , loan bids to be received up to maximum of O. I. appraisal. All bids must be accompanied by 5% ' cash, with privilege of increasing bids before final hour of sala Cash upon delivery of deed, abstract. ' Bob Heller, Realtor, phone 870, Heller Building, g 18«-15t : FOifHALE Productive Wd acre farm near city, fall possession > of land. Priced to sei). 1 60 acre farm near city, good 7 * room house, barn and other buiid- * Ing*. Priced to sell. Early possess- ’ ion. 8 room semi modern home nesr . schools and churchs. 4 room modern home with gar- ' age north end location. 4 room modern home on North Second street. Built In features, a real home, can give early possession. Grocery store in Monmouth as a . going bußlness or can be made Into residence. Established laundry doing a good I business. Will give immediate possession. Good reason for sell ' ing Tri Htate Realty Co., T. D. ’ Schiefersteiu. Phone 105. 190-TF . FOR SALE fwo good farms; IU mile* apart. In Wells County. Electricity. Black-top road. Sell ' either one or both ideal for father and son. Could uro same marhlnery. Shown by appointment Address Owner, 2005 W. Main St.. Mundie. Ind. 190-3 t FOR~SALE~ Motor*scooter, good coniMlon *125.00. Also portable hufftilg machine. Daniels Sinclair Sales and Service. 334 North Second street. Phone 801. 190-21 FOR SALE Electric stove, deluxe G. E. model; steam table; table and chair set; coal water heater; cash register; exhaust fan; twin wash tulw. 318 N, 19th St. Phone 826. 190-b3t BCSINESS CORNER and Jefferson street*. Modern eleven room home, apartments and sleeping rooms, good Incom. >16,500. Want cash-buyer. Phone 202 between 7 a. m. and 11 a. in. 190-g3tx WANTED BOARDMANS new'location, Ml North First, tor sewing machines repairing, needles, oil, belts, parts, covered buttons, covered buckles, hemstitching and machine buttonhole*. 180-27tx WE Bt'Y straw. A«k for price Bu:k Elevator Co. Telephone 25. 177—gl8t WANTED GeneraTTrucklng; livestork, grain and other general hauling. O. V. Dilling, Cralgville phone; reverse all charge*. Glass Brothers Trucking Service. Decatur route 2. (Mail address) 171—ts. WANTED" Baled oat '>r wheat straw, any amount. W. R. Morris Phono 1073. 186-6tx WANTED 'Waiircs*' Diet’s Diner, Liberty Way. 190-3tx WANTED* 7 Maa or boFfor work in used furniture store and repair shop. See Kenneth Secaur al Secaur Used Furniture i Repair Shop. 134 E. Monroe Street, Decatur. 190-a2t WANTEtF Person to do wallpapering, soon. New small four room house. Bob Heller, Realtor, Phone, 870, Heller Building. 188—ts WANTEtr'To clean out W. P. T toilets, cess pools and cisterns. >lO to 816. Will go anywhere to do the work. Write Decatur Democrat box 101. 190g5t Eblt sAI,E 121 acre fu'm in ftlue Creek Township, 5 miles east, j 2 miles north of Berne, with two sets of building*, electricity on farm, good bla< k soil, well drained. good fences. John u Wolff. 190-t - 0 -— The Ten commandments can be brokeu. but there is no escape from their penalty. |

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FQK SALS — Sewing machine, Minnesota treadle, good condl(ion Romey Ruble, 8 mile* smiih Adams-Allen couaty line, H mile west of Indiana-Ohio stat* line. WTarH NOMTTiOvfiW - filling dirt. Get your orders in immediately. somer* Gravel Pit, Poe exchange. Hongland. tnd. IMMI WIHTW-TUlla'Me man" o <lrlv<: truck and work at coal yard. Phone 660 or 1476. 190-g2tx WAMTtB-USan* oo farS7T»*tera money. Low rntaa. Very liberal terms. Soo me tor abetract* of title. French Quinn. 83 T-T-ts WXNTB->Uo"to'Tort' Wayne Must be in Ft. Wayne at 7;M a.m. Phone 4871 188-8 t WAktttiii— Oo6d late model used car. Homer Rauch, Decatur route one. 188-3tx HsmrANEous — KmM ATTBNfidN-W* romovo dead horeea, cows, huge, eto. Docatur phono 8000. Wo pay all phon* charge*. Th* Stadloy Product* Co 16-ts WXNTgB-To-Tuy-arklna, ot hogs and cattle. Phon* or write Schelman Brothers, Decatur, Ind. Phone 5885 or U 92. 176—27tx APPLIANre MRVicf- If w* can’t fix ft throw it away. We repair all makes of washers, sweeper*, Iron*, and other email appliance*. Whit* wringer rolla tor all makes of washers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 468. 87-ts II makes Waxhern, repaired. For sale, radio*, wall, base cabinet*, new, u»od heating stores, gsa motors -Kitchen Msytag Sales, Service, 110 Jefferson St., Phone 95, nits Automobile Insurance Kenneth Runyon, K. of C. Bldg. 4t a wk ALUMI-SHIELD - The Alumb num paint that seal* and protect* your roof from 80% of the sun* ray* at Haugk'e Heating A Ap pllance. 185— ts WI’TANbroUNB Lost Tri kappa white pin Green emerald eye*. No guard, initial* M. B. Reward. Irene And less. Phone 1528. 189-3tx FOR SALE Immediate Powewdon 7 Room SEMI • MODERN HOME Corner 9th & JefferMon St. Eligible tor 84,000 G. I. Loen without down psyment. For , information, Rhone or S«« 808 HELLER REALTOR Heller Bldg. Phone 870 Cash Coal, Feed & Supply Monroe at Eighth

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Over $33,000 Paid In Wheat Insurance Insurance On Winter Wheat Now Available Winter wheat growers In Adam* county were paid 817.859.23 by the trderal crop Insurance corporation tor crop losses In 1942, Winfred L. Gerke, county AAA chairman, said today in discussing the current winter wheat crop Insurance program. The 1942 weason in this county ws* the worst for winter wheat losses of any of the six years in which federal crop insurance ha* been available, according to Mr. Gerke. Indemnities were paid to 260 growers, principally for losses due to winter kill. In other years, the corporation ha* paid Adams county farmers for losses due to the following haxards: drouth, flood, Insects. In sll, fsrmer* in this county have received 833.089.29 in indemnities since the program started. The 1946 wheat yields have been high on most farms. However, there have been several losses reported io tne federal crop insurance corporation. These losses were due to excess water. Mr. Gerke warns wheat farmer* that disaster may strike at any time and that It is better to have Insurance and not need It. than to need It and not have it. , insurance on the 1947 winter wheat crop againnt all unavoidable haards la now available to Adams county wheat grower* at the AAA office located at Decatur. It may lie secured until planting Hme but not later than September 14. Contracts signed this year will give protection for three years, 1947 to 1949. Unusual Orchid An unusual orchid is th* monja blanca (whit* nun) whose center resembles a nun kneeling in prayer. — o— CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Aug. 13 — (UP) — <U SDA) — LiveeUxk; Hog*: 7500. Market slow, later fairly active. Weights 6o lbs. and under .75-1.00 lower: weights over 260 lb*, and sows .50-75 lower; fop 22.75 paid for choice 800-260 lbs.; bulk good and choice 120 280 lbs .22.25-22.75; weights over 280 scarce; good and choice 140160 lbs. mostly 80.00-82.0*; bulk good and choice mostly weighty 19 25 19.75 with 19.50 popular price Cattle: 7.000. Calves: 900. Alli killing clause* steady__Beef cows and heavy bulls sow; but other 1 grade* and casses moderately ac-1 I five; largely steer and yearling ; run; most fed steers 19.50-24.50; | ■ top around 27.00; best heifers 23. . 50; grass steers grading medium 14.50-17.00; cutter <<>w< 10.751 down; heavy beef bulls 11.25; vealers 1800 down; »tock cattle, fairly active at 14.00 17.00. Bheep: 3.500. Blow, some lambs not yet yarded Market not fully established. Scattered early sales : native spring lamb* about steady! to city butchers; early lop 21.50 for short deck good and choice kinds; some held higher, most bid packers bid around 1.00 lower: few good and choice shorn Siting It ter ewes steady at 7.00; 260 head solid-mouth Washington breeding ewes 8.50.

ADMITS BEING (Continued From Pag* One) ally ordered the Philadelphia WAA I office to use a system of allocation which the committee charged favored brokers like Fields in obtaining surplus material*. Glireln said he ordered the ayetern only because of lack of instruction from the office. He testified that Glenn A. Dies personally handed him an order for scarce bronze wire screening. Field* testified yesterday that Dies formerly was employed by him hut has since quit. “It was customary tor Mr. Dies and Mr. (John) Bruneer to eume into and give me their orders," Gilreln told the committee. “Mr. Dies was in my office at least twice a month and on two occasions he was accompanied by Mr. Bruneer." Bruneer has heen Identified as being associated with Field* in various enterprises. Fields testified yesterday that he sold 539 roll* of ncreenlng. obtained through the war assets administration, to an Aklahoma City contractor, collecting a |4.412 fee on the 88,085 sale The commltte also received testimony yesterday that Fields *L tempted to obtain allocations of 18] surplus refrigerator* at |BOO each, but that Glireln explained to him In a letter that the price was only 1295. ---— o— —— Nutty Flavor Uncooked oetmeal, if toasted to a ! delicate brown and used in making cookie*, will have a delicious nutty flavor. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Coin Jan. 1.37%; March 1.38%. Oats: Aug. 75%; Hept 73% 74; Nov 72% %; Dec. 72% %; March 73%. —— Mich. Peaches $ 2-99 Raskei Bring Containers Andrews Market liON Short St. FOR SALE SEMI . .MODERN HOME Jefferson Street Eligible for 83.500 G. I. Loan without down payment. For information, Phone or See 808 HELLER REALTOR Heller Bldg. Phone 87fl

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Markttt At A Glance By United Press Btock higher In moderately active trading. Bonds: U. H government Irregular. Curb stocks irregular. Oat*, corn and hurley futures Irregular. y Chicago livestock: Hogs: fairly active, lower; <»til*’ steady; sheep: market not fully established. Trade In a Good Town - necatur

Klnod W* repair and clean all makes of furnace*. Best materials—trained workmen. All cost* Furnace m actual material* us*d tnd labor. Repairs? Phono u* now. t Even heat gratifying "Th* WlllismxM C«*e*ag 1 W< « teUhsaiMs Fitfa«« imtilM tai ere V*rr i*w* fleeted erith tt h cerltielr lee feed/•oLs* lureete ted iu ebilitr M *»•( euibotue eemlerublr tedfeelr ie e»rr tret iff tee. We lite t*« Aue>arefle Heel Ceetrel eed the Aueaatie Uuuudiher teif auw* " B>*a«l—M. D. Bh«#4«, ladisna HAUGK Heotinq & Appliances Furnace* Cleaned 83.75 up Decatur. Ind FOR SALE-*Two Outstanding Farms I 120 AcreN. well improved, level, highly productive land near Preble. Indiana on paved highway. l ift Acres, level black land, well improved. Southeast of Monroe, Indiana. Can be sold on Termn: small down payment, balance crop payments. Call No. 171 Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana LIKE TWEWW) IT GOIS,OM. I vF AMD TNI WAY I g* { ' <S J J IT STAYS ON. J 8? It'* vital now *0 fve*trv* the life of yoor floor*. Kyaaiie tels Floor Enarnef is the life llpwrm yoo need foe wood, concrete or fnttcre--Iworn linnbstii floor*?Glide* under the brush. I Drue for *eAc fa *4* hour* Cover* solidiy ia one I coot. Wearproof- Wide choaewf cotae- Y Kohne Drug Store

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Trade In a flood Town — Decatur TRUCK LOAD Mich. Peaches and APPLES DECATUR MALE BARN and Doehrman’s Store Hoagland Wednesday Morning