Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 201, Decatur, Adams County, 26 August 1946 — Page 5

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a' kei’orts MP ,7poi» t oF uoC * l Iw foreign mark*™ llrr. MURRAY A GO. w *- H1 ..6 M r ,nt<'d Aug»»* -« Er r ’° B ' 2100 |K" .. 19.00 |K‘" |h * IS 50 |K o |b ’ ■■ _ is.oo Im-- 17 00 K |M-— 20.00 lgW IMMnibt J(M)0 By- 5.00 Mner stock YARDS H Phone 101 K.rred'-d August 24 ■ “ ■ 1! ”' IS 25 ■ l *„ 13.75 B dt) * n 14.50 ■ 13.25 ■ 17.00 ■ 1700 ■oiUAi.6 EGG * wo llECil try quotations B Fur»l«h«< by Katur producb co. ■ Phon. KO Hf.rrecM AußUe' 26 H R‘f'“ | P l EM * — K broiler* »nd fryer* -- JZ ■ 11-i» ?! ■ .“iTin.-r# •• Kti - — ’ ■ 15 Kpr.M-rv ** H Springer* *• ■cal grain MARKBT Krk elevator co. Ku lubjeet to ckatUl* I during day. K Mltrered at al«v9t«- ■ Corrected Augu*t 26 K..| Wheat 188 R. i Wheat 1-87 ■v and Old Corn — A»k Brant 2.21 Er f Buns 2.15 ■vy Beans 2.10 Kt. 72 Km (oo ■ Ask Km: .03 per buahai i«M. ■Con: 04 per 100 ieee. lo b. tana | Grain Price* ■nt County F. B. Co-Op’* ■ BtrneMonroe-William* ■ Corrected August 26 ■ So 2 1.88 ■»> 2 . .71 ■ Kt .... . 215 ■r rye price*. ■t WAYNE LIVESTOCK ■ Wayne, Ind. Aug. 26 11'1’1 ■ price* dropped sharply to- ■ a top ut (14.50, more than ■rr than last weeks high of, ■ the union stockyard*. while ■rd» were jammed with live- ■ ' •<>u*ht in by farmers in an Bp< to beat the renewal of B price*. ■ lamb and cattie market* ■rd iteady ■ 140-ttu lb* 14.50; 100 160 ruugh* 14.00; stag* good and choice 22.00. fr 1 " apring lamb* 21.0t>; ■ <»; back* 5.00. ■>": good to choice 21.00E 1800-2o.oo; grata 13,50; 111 N 13.00. E**: xood to choice 17.00- ■ 14.50-15.50; plain H.OO- - choice 110012.00; good m*dmm H50.<t.00; cut-t-antier* 5.0044)0. ■ eo,H| ,o choice 14.00-14.50; 11 *-12-50; thin (.00-11.00. I»IANAPOLIS livestock F’ ( ’7.«oo: harrow* and gt | t . ■ up opening mostly 4.00 tr.i trad*' 5 * Bnder Friday* L ear,y “• 18 «>; |r'ii"r m.* 1 ” rt< ’*nturn: **><o Ib*. 2.50I mJ 0 *" Krld “ y at 156 °- f l.rood tow* an W( . f)tht)t Ir; ,' M J** r * nly 2°«-3W F m "” ly 100 ’ r »0 I: toamL aEd l ' ho,ce 20.00. K Mon and medium 13.50C,I * M mar- / E*’ en: “* buyLtr r buy »" c.laaaea at h * , ‘ n, ’ L* immoduu ? ,et,,n ’ c «‘- K l«wn | lu J aU ’ h,er ow, r F’bnMy sil t a,,d L lww - id 2 er ' a few F» 25 S«. . "O'™ 1 070 lb r r " 24 m °* obokte medium ,oadß Flo choice di, hw ,ot « t *** aS^*-*’ 0 ' 78 ’ E»**ioo\r : •° me r ,o »* aiSa? off: M,k E iMo-iiL comn,o ° canner ’’ R iTnd hJ’m b marke ' py bnlkVoJ. 90 kU “»‘ Iboa L" * ,s M2.to M , and *’ ho,< ’‘ ? “•’*!? “ d !iX? op-rm, r btt,k 800,1 an<l tHM

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I ■■■ — - — — local classified ! ADVEKfISING KATES ’ For M word* or looo: > 1 time Wo; t time* Tie; I time* St; 0 Umoo SI.7S. Rate* quoted are for oonaooutlvo looertlono. No elaoolflod ado ooooptod on oklpdoy oobod■tab Rato for 1G point BLACK FACS I* Io por word for Inoortlon. Copy moot bo In offloo by 11 ’ a. m. Monday throufh Friday. ’ Saturday deadline Io la. m. 1 ; FOR SALK , for RAI,E- New ra<Ho*7 heating I stove*, base cabinet*, sink*. ALL 1 MAKE WASHERS, SWEEPERS xervlced. Kitchen Maytag Sales A Service, Phone 95, 110 Jefferson St. Decatur, I 9 *"* l TOR SALB—Cotumbta Record* eonploto Uno of popular and classic*. Uhrlck Bro*. 11-ts ! FOR BALK—Tenth *treet, 12 loU, ' pared stroet, arranged on easy payments. Price to include estimated cost of new sewer. Other lot* os Mercer Avenue, Cleveland street, Mothers street, etc. Buy now for now home neit year. Bob ‘ Holler, Realtor, Heller Building. 1 Phon. 870. l*ltf JOIN Tfiß thrifty crowds. Everybody saves at Sprague Furniture Store, “The Store For The Thrifty." Drop ln •“<! * ee scow many dollars we can save you — Sprague Furniture Store, Phone ! 199. »2t» 9 FOR SAl.fc—Complete moving buslneM. including big army truck. i One hundred order* for local house 1 moving job* go with business. Al*o ; includes forms for cement base--1 ment work. Owner selling because of health. Priced at cost If equipment could be purchased. Opportunity to be own boss. Hob Holler, Realtor, Phone 870, Heller Building. 177—ts FOR SALE Good building lot opposite entrance to General Eleitric. Opportunity for parking lot. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Bulld- ' ing. Phone (70. 184—ts FOifSALE -Brand new four room home with bath, plus two partially finished rooms upstairs. Semifire proof construction. Beautiful full basement. Need* furnace, some trim. Colored plastered walls. Has water softener, gas hot water heater, fxit* of other features. Located on Line street near new housing addition. Full 101. Good sew er. Immediate possession. Will consider O. I. loans. Bob Heller. Realtor, Heller Building. Phone 870. 192-ts For SALE 2fto in-mi ot white yearling foghorn hene for layer*. Clarence Mitchel, 2-Mi mile* east on 224. then 2-M miles north and first house east. 199- -alts FOR SALE l'»ed Nalfmal cash register. Phone 404 between 9 a.m. and 5 p in. 199—git FOR SALE 7 room hou»e In Moil pm. Shingled insulated, bath, built-in-cupboards, motor plumbing; 1H lots. 6th house east Burke Elevator. Lou Hartman, posses* ion Sept. 201-g3t kOR SALK Boys navy blue suit? will fit 13 or 14 year old boy. Phone 501 or Inquire 121 S. 9th st. 200—3tnc. FOR SALE Full blooded Duroc gilt* and boars. Urge enough for fall breeding. Host of blood linen. Glenn White 3M> mile* south Pleasant MUI* or 1 mile east and mile north Salem. 198—12 U FOR - building kitN overlooking Monmouth. Close to school, groceries and pavement. Call Harold Owens. T FOR SALE Clean fresh rabbits qn foot or dreasi-d. Phone 3905 after 4 p.m. 200—3 U We have a ilmlnal supply of auto matic ice cube trays to fit auy make refrigerator; two to a customer while they last, llaugk Heating. and Appliances. 197-ts FOR BALM—Two 19" high wheel ' lawn mowers, good condition Priced to sell. 10i6 Vine street, , Decatur 201— altx ( A~LfMiTED amounF of 212 4 ferti- ; User; also some 20% super phos- ; phste at Pleasant Mi|l* elevator. Phone Decatur 8611. 196 gst FOR SALE 2 guernsey bulla from registered dairy herd*. D. D Snyder, Wren, Q. 201-g3ts 0 Mwkiti At A Gtance By United Pres* Stocks fir mln quiet trading. Bondrt irregular. U. S. govern- ' ment* dull. Curb stock* irregular. Wheat, corn, oat* and barley future* Irregular. Chicago livestock: hog*: lower 1 feturdty « ‘ 1 tuiu Ytlfay. cattle: mostly 200 i hsrer; *bMp: fairly active, early < sal** strong •

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds [Tkx i • gMsy&t ’’’WSr John, here's that beautiful Powers girl's Democrat Want Ad wanting a job — why don't you hire her?'* 1 FOR SALE - Productive i<M acre ' farm near city, fall possession 1 ot land. Priced to sell. 60 acre farm near city, good 7 room house, barn and other build--1 ing*. Priced to sell. Early possessI ion. I 8 room semi modern home near school* and church*. 4 room modern home with garage 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 business or can be made into residence. Established laundry doing a good business. Will give immediate possession. Good reason for selling. Tri State Realty Co., T. D. Scbicferstein, Phone 105. 190TF BOARDMANS new location, 223 Nprth First, for sewing machines repairing, needles, oil, belts, parts, covered button*, covered buckles, hemstitching and machine buttonholes. 180-27tx WANTED Veteran* Interested In attending Practical School offering courses In Electricity, Electronics, Drafting. Precision Instrqv ments. or Refrigeration and Air Conditioning see "Outline of Courses" at Veteran* Service Office, Court House, Decatur. Training approved for Veterans under G. I. Bill. 198-6 H WANTED- General trucking; livestock, grain and other general hauling. O. V. Dilling, Cralgville phone; reverse all charge*. Gias* Brothen* Trucking Service. Decatur route 2. (Mail address) 171—tt WANTED—To rent a konst or apartment in town or country. Phone 969 R 195 6tl WANTED Rcpresentattre to sell hybrids by lister Pfister. The only hybrids, planted, harvested, processed and distributed under the personal supervision of Lester Pfister. Address Fisher Corn Co.. Elpaso, Illinois.. 195-6tx WANTED—Apartment, young <oupel, no children. Phone 8714. 201 —3ti WANTED -27 Man ’Apply iiCperson. Stewart * bakery. 201-g3t WANTED":'2"women for restaurant work. Good wages 55c hr. to start. Call between 6 and 7 p.m. Bellmont Restaurant. 201—2tx WANTED- Housekeeper. Perm*: nent home for right party. Board and room and wage*. Reference*. Phone 7432 before 2 p.m. 201—its MALE "HELP 'WANTED Opportunity of lifetime supplying DDT and other profitable products to farmers In N. Adam* county. No experience or capital required. Must have auto and good reference*. Permanent. Write or wire McNess Company. Dept. T, Freeport. Illinois. Tx* “Wanted—Pin Boys. Ries Recreation. 196-6 t HlsCellaneous FARMERS ATTENTION—W* r» move dead horsee, cows, bogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phon* charge*. Th* Stadley Product* Co. IMf WANTED -fS'burai klnits hog* and cattle. Phon* or writ* Scheiman Brothers, Decatur, Ind. Phone 58(5 or 5592. 175—27 ts kmidi - If "i* can't fls it throw it *W W* repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons, and other small White wringer rolls for all makes ot washers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 4(3. 97-ts WOMEN. 21 tb~T(7 refined ambitious. Full or part time. Earn (10 to 420. per day. Experience not nwes»ary. but helpful. Call Mr*. Ashbaugh at Rice hotel Tuesday, August 27. 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. for interview. IM-gtta WhV HE ROBBED? I specialise”in making children'* clothe*. Dresee*. 75c; slip* and underwear, 10c. Write Mr*. C- W Schumaker. P- O. Box 223, Decatur. 200-6 t Farm LOANS - w’e sre making farm loana tor I to U year* at 4% lit Th*r* is no expens* to borrower. Th* borrower can pay say amount at any tim*. Call me or drop me a Un* and I will eall on you. C. D. Lewion. _ T

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“TORRERT F('H Ki .N ’ Mir. ping room* tor one or two reliable worker*; comfortable, clean; bsth, garage. Phone 5494. Mr*. Amrlne. 201—2tx 0 CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Jan. 1.(7: March 1(4; May 1.92. Corn: Jan. 1.32%; March 1.31 MB. Oats: Kept. 73% %; Nov. 71%-%; Dec. 71%; March 72. —' O'"' — Evelyn Gerke Entered In Nationol Contest Evelyn M Gerke of Decatur I* Adam* county's entry !n the 1946 national junior vegetable growers aasoclsllon production-marketing contest, at Amherat, Mass. Miss Gerke Is competing with boy* and girl* throughout the nation for (6,000 in slat?, sectional, regional and national awards provided by A A P food stores, according to Prof. Grant B. Snyder, adult advisor of the group. Scholarship winner* will be announced at the association's twelfth annual convention in Boston. December 5. Young Girl Killed When Hit By Auto St. Paul. Ind., Aug 26—(UP)— Rites were arranged Balay for Mary Lucille Bagley. 12, St. Paul, wbo was killed yesterday when struck by a car near her home. State police *aid William D, Hoefling, 24, Indianapolis, was driver of a car which fatally injured the girl on Ind. 29.

BUYING EGGS 6 days a week Saturday until 8 p m. Current Receipt Price Sherman-White Corner 3rd & Monroe CASH LOANS Ttll h How Much Th Meed rrivoTwiy wtaWßivßß Mad* Term* Bart bsUtet* «* eseto to ** toe • tow. JMf Hfl H <W sssdr ! . , mf7r..':t OWN H&NATUH. Ito M« tltt SMdd*s.Msy w*M*y*«7 VINT OUt OWIC4 *r mH m«*M UU THIS VAtUARtJgtVICt ’••• CUP AND MAIL TODAT~" : LOCAL LIAN COMPANY • Over Ocbilcr Star* • Decatur, Ind.—Phon* M-? I B«nd SM FREE INFORMATION | • • •Name J : gut* : Coa j Feed & Supply Monro* at Eighth

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“SUCH STUFF AS DREAMS ARE MA DE OF” l m-a-p s h QHvrpMHßil HI V \ NICE WOEk MltXjEON— r K it?? iJ' lZllE£r r a L u&o ° -ARB I iFo v" BLONDIE LOW MAN ON TOTEM POLE ‘ .11 ||||r, WbL ' T \ 1' • |g|l| ■ 1 I 7 I • J cvnO— ' I,' mVlr .>/_■»■■■ irftiid.. ..ar i ...id ■ <BM»W!f?Bt "BPWW 11 * ■ ■ ■■■■■■■•■■■■ ■■■■■■ ■■«(■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■■■■■■ BJ I Fir* kaw old SM civilized man as new as the rocket-homb. When handled with care it’s man’s best friend — handled carelessly his enemy, g I IS XXtTcomfort or dwtroy happiness. BE CAREFUL WITH FI RE! Leland Smith Insurance Agency I MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ÜBOCiaTIOH |

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Aug 26 - (VPI - (U SDA) — Livestock: Hogs: 15,000 Slow, around 2.002.50 lower than Saturday or approximately 500 lower than Friday on all weights and sows: top 19.00; hulk good and choice 170300 lb*. 1(00.19,00: good and choice 140 170 Ihs. too is 00; jgo--140 lb*. 15.0016.50; bulk good and choice cow* most weight* 16(h)1750; fully 75 per cent of run* cpmprised sows and weights under 18U lbs. Castle: 39,000. Calve*: 1,500. Short steer* aud yearlings, including heifers. 1.00 2.00, mostly 200 lower; 30.00 bld on prime weighty ateers. but practical top on choice offering* was 27.00; medium and good steers 2.00-3.00 lower, with bulk unsold, some bid 4<*o lower; best heifers 23.50; cow* 1.00-1.50 lower; bulls weak to 5o cent* lower; vealers steady at 19.00 down; prospects liberal for hold over medium grade steer* and belters. Sheep; 2,500. Fairly active, early sale slaughter spring lambs strong; slaughter ewes 1.00 or more higher; few decks and small lot* good and choice nativo lamlis 22.00 to packers; some held higher deck; 69 lbs. common to medium springs 16.25; 260 head med ium to good yearling Ijo. 1 pelt 15.00; few common 12.09; small lots good and choice shorn slaugh ter owe* 8.50, some held above, deck common to medium, mostly common ewos 7 25. o

— BIGGEST M EEK — HALE HAVEN SOUTH HAVEN PEACHES for canning Fresh Truck Load TUESDAY Morning and every day thereafter. — ALSO — Canning Plumb and Apples. FREE DELIVERY Phone 1300 ARNOLDS MKTS. West Side of Street

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WANTED High School (iraduale Io work in Analytical Laboratory. Opportunity for advancement. Apply to Analytical Lalatralory CENTRAL SOYA CO. Ask for Mr. Smith.

Champion Calf Is Sold Here Saturday Lehman Calf Bought By Flying Farmers The grand champion ot the bull calf division of the recent 4-H show, here, owned hy Bill la>hman, was Imiight Saturday hy .Mr. and Mrs. William (’. Burns, flying farmers of Chalmers. The Burns flew to the P. B. Lehman farm, south went of Decatur Saturday aftnr noon, and made the purchase. The purchase was made following the showing of the bull at the northeastern Indiana Guernsey show held at Huntington last Thursday. The P. B. family had several others winners at that show. P. B. won second place with a two-year-old hull and also a second with a senior hull. He also was awarded first place with a three-yearold row. which was designated as grand champion female. Other P B. Lehman winners included third place for a two-year old bull and second place In the senior yearling division. Wavelene Lehman also was awarded a second place with an entry in the senior yearling division and Roe 'Allen Lehman got a fifth place ribbon with an entry In the senior calf class. Bill la*hman had a first place winner in the junior calf class and an eighth place award with his entry in the senior <alf class. The Lehman family were also winners of second place in the produce of dam class and third in the get of sire class with their animals. The Lehmans plan to show 10 head of Guernseys at the Van Wert coun-l ty fair. Others from Adams county who! attended the Huntington show included Dale D. Moses, Stanley Arnold. James Move* and James Moses, Jr. o Some 950,000 high *chool students were graduated this year; one-third less than the 13 million peak of 1940-41. Q - *t<m Kitol tn.ns mi:v:ii><. Sutler Is given that the aiiiiu.it ne-r-ting of th, st<>' kli<>l<l' , rs >,f The CUlsi-ns Tvh-phoiie t'ompany of |h" .<tiir, Indiana, wilt lx- field al the offi'•• of the < ri-tary of .ahi >ompaiiy In the c|,y of Iweaiur, Indiana, on Thur.day, Keptvmher 5. ISIS, at * o'clock p 111 <TVI for the i>urpo»e <>f electing five directors for the ensiling year and for the transact ion of sinh business as may be properly brought before «aid meeting < harlr. 11. l-iblagrr, secretary 3>'l tt

Winners Are Named In Tomato School In the tomato 4-H club show and picking school, held st the Stok : ley's receiving station. Decatur, > Tom Miller took first place. Doyle Liby second, Arthur Wilder third, l Cletus Heimann fourth, and Eugone Heimann, fifth. Those boys were all Btokley growers. In the class of boys other than Stokley growers. Herman Dick took first place and Bobby Steffen second. Tom Miller was judged to have

FOR SALE A BUSINESS. A HOME. . Good Investment. Two Story Brick Business Building. Modern up-lodste Shoe Repair bullnes? wlJ■ Itock of tner. handlse. Really « «°' n < Modern 5 room apartment on Becond floor. Good town in Ala County. Owner moving to California. A good buy and immediate possession. Write or Phone MELVIN LIECHTY. Berne. Ind., Phone 251.

WORKERS WANTED : ' < I ( Reßular jobs are available at The Decatur Casting Co. If you want steady work with friendly employees, make your appli- ; cation now. Blue Cross Hospital I lan, < i Doctor’s Plan, Group Life. Health and Accident Insurance. We've lieen making tluality Iron Castings for 26 years. ; APPLY ANY DAY BETWEEN 9 A.M. AND 3 P.M. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE ! 822 DAYTON AVENUE ; The Decatur Casting Co ) Decatur, Indiana ; PUBLIC AUCTION HOUSEHOLD (iOODS 1 will sell my household good* at Public Auction at 903 Dierkes St, Decatur, Indiana Evening bale WED. AUGUST 28, 1946 6:00 P. M. 2 piece mohair living room suite; lounging < hair and ottoman: barr*! back chair; occasional chair; 2 rockers; living room suite; Zenith late model console electric radio, floor lamp; table lamps: telephone desk oval walnut stand; magazine rack end table; magazine rack; smoking humidor; two extra good !'xl2 Axmlnster rugs, tan with floral design: Axminster blue design 9x12 rug. beautiful dining room suite; Round Oak dining room suite; book case: spool bed stead, springs and mattress; vanity dressing table and chair; bedroom dialr clothes pres* and chiffonier, combined; metal bed complete; dresser; < ard table and 4 chairs; MAGIC CHEF gas range; 2 burner Perfection oil stove; bottle gas range stove, like new; MAYTAG electric washer, like new; laundry tubs and stand; electric Iron; electric toaster: cooking utensils and dishes; ironing board; boy's bicycle, good condition; other miscellaneous article*. -BEHMS: CASH HAROLD HELLER OWNER Roy S. Johnson A Son and Melvin Liechty, Auctioneer*. Bryce Daniels, Clerk

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the best hamper Ip th* show. Th* federal grader set up two class** of tomatoes tor the picker* to place and then he weal over th*m, giving the official placing* tu lh**e ' two classes 0 The Veteian* Administration i now list* 15,8(4.000 veteran* on its mils. <H this total. 11.9V4,0«)o naw service In Woild War 11. Coal strike* cgflt H>* U.S. nearly 9<t.»oO,Oo<i ton* of bituminoua production. o Trade In a Good Town - Decatur