Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, Adams County, 19 September 1946 — Page 5

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rs KLl'UKlb 0,1 LUC * L JK, MARKU* iHuRRAY < <*• S* W1 |y* 15 80 K !dW iv 15.8 V Mr _ iwv ■" 1,; "° ■ I,ji " M .. I""'.' %jr 5.00 Kock yards K« 101 Sept 19 W 15.80 ■ ljS " <' 15.80 H 16.00 K K| IGG AND ■ quotations Ki«B«i by ■produck CO. Km >BO Kd Sept. Ksr busucl he*K Eggs 3S ■ Ulld f.J.TS 21 ■ . .32 K. - ™ ■ Kai A MARKIT Kivator co. Kut lo cIMUHe Elm day. Kred at elevator. Kd Sept 18 •heat 1-95 ■b. M- 1 •»* Ed Corn Ask E 2.15 Kot 2.10 IT - E ,MV ■ per tmahei lass. A per 100 teas. Kb tans Kin Price* Knty F. I. Co-Op's Konroe-Wdllame ■tied Sept. 19 „ . 76 L — 1-95 2.15 rices. 0 LIVESTOCK lept. 19 - (UP) — Steady. All good logs including sows 25 celling. I Slaughter steers i scarce; steady, ' i diing; bulk 17.00argily stock cattle Mere* dealer*; reMlle mostly 25-50 c 00-17.50; beef cows agging at week's Sturn; practical outg(*od range cows feet COWS 10.50-13.5 V; cutters firm at 7.50- • t'eady at 17.00 18.00; bulls market Inly 11.50-13.50, the celling. Hi. Slaughter spring i, fully steady; all Bice natives 19.50. It at 18.50; common LOO down; double good yearlings .No. t steady at 16.75; Iter ewes steady to good and choice 9.&0 I* 7.50 down. 'OLIS LIVESTOCK • Sept. 19.-(UP»— stock: 0. Active. All good >"«* at celling 10.25. cslws 300. Few miles • heifers steady, scathides 17.00-18.00. Bulk 1 medium 12.00-16.50. Odd head good young S't-16.00. ijnij, medium 9-U.oo Common oud to 12.75. tanners and 0.60, ktdy. good and choice f»P 18.50. f®- Generally steady. Joice slaughter lambs ■"P 18.50 Medium and -••o Common and med- •®°- Good and choice 7.00.8.00. iyne livestock •< Ind., Sept, ip—(Up) calves unchanged, brket today. At A Glanct United Press ’•r In active trading, •r- U. s. governments « lower. r “- <*to and barley War. “J at ceiling; cattle 150; cheep fully 5- bixler hours: ;*® 12:30 te 6:00 JFA •:« p. m. ** «MesM Fitted

LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES —o— For M words or leao: 1 time OOo? 2 times 7So; I times Hl S tlmoo SUS. Rates quoted are for ooneeoutlve Insertion*. No claoelfled ado accepted on oklpday achedUl*> Rato for 10 point BLACK FACE Io »o per word for Ineertlon. Copy muet be In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline le 9 a. m. FOR SALK Foil SAIlc” New" railox/ heating stoves, base cab'nets, sinks. ALL MAKE WASHERS, SWEEPERS serviced. Kitchen Maytag Sales A Service, Phone 95,110 Jefferson St Decatur. IBB—tf FOR Salic— Columbia Records complete lino of popular and classic*. Uhrtck Bros. 11-ts FOK"SALE—tenth atteOtTiFK*. paved street, arranged on easy payments. Price to Include estimated coot of new sewer. Other lots on Mercer Avenue, Cleveland street, Mothers street, etc. Buy now for new home next year Bob heller, Realtor, Heller Building Phono 179. I>lW JOIN THE thrifty crowds. Every body saves at Sprague Furnl ture Store, "The Store For The Thrifty." Drop In and see how many dollars wo can save you.— . Sprague Furniture Store Phone 199. 212—301 FOR SALE -Good building 10l op ' poslte entrance to General Kieltrie. Opportunity for parking lot. Bob Heller. Realtor, Heller Building, P'one 870. 181 it FOR" SALE - SiomT'griivel unS f i dirt. We deliver. General dump ; truck eervlce. O. V. Dill ng. < rate I i ville phon*'; reverse ail charge* I Glass Brothers trucking service, Decatur route 2 mall address). ' 216 ts FOR" Service boar* Reasonable. Richest bloodlines.! • Immune. 10 mile* east Decatur. I Indiana on Road No. 224. H. D Krcischer. Convoy, Ohio. 218-12 U SPOtTED POLAND China hog sale Thursday. .September 26. start-1 ing at 7:30 p.m. -outh end <f Buck-1 land. O. in case of bad-weather.! Bale will he held inside. 35 head' spring gilt*, 15 head spring boai , pias; 4 sows with p g*, 2 week* old j W E. M< Name, Feed rtore. owner, j Buckland. O 219- l3tx p’Olt SALE M> Cormiek I leering reconditioned heavy 7 foot tractor disc and reconditioned 8 foot, double gang soli pulveriser. Mollenkopf and Kiting, 222 North Third i atreet, Decatur, Indiana. 219-g3t | Foil SAL):—Fann ma h nes aval?able now. Milkers-cyllnder com; shellers, manure loader*, corn ■ planter tractor hitches-fertiilser at-, taehments for breaking plow*, corn planters and culttvetoiw. soil pul-1 veriiem. hsyloadetw. factor tire*; and hammer mills. Mollenkopf and Eitlng. 222 North Third street, Decatur, Indiana. 219 g3t FOR""BALE—House~in Monroe, 7 rooms and bathroom, built in cupboard*, motor waler system, .new root and siding, ineulated, I c.vr garage, I'4 lot. Possession in 2 week i. I.ou Hartman, alith house east Burk elevat >r. 219-g3t FOlf SALE Mebuill bicycles; modern colors. Also two tricyclea and two reconditioned lawn■KiweM. I paint bicycles, tricycles, baby-walker*, etc. Itoiiald Hill. 1122 Elm St. 219-3tx ! FOR - SALE~Haid <o.»l Move.’ IB Inch. Good condition. Axle and wheeln, take* 6.40-21 tires. William Miller, Decatur route 5. Telephone 61341. 2Zfl * 2 '* FOR Sale ’ iStaie cJaTor' wood heating stove. Freeman Uhrick, Decatur K 6. 220-3tx £cHafer's produce, Kekionga St. Fresh dressed poultry, every day of week except Sunday. 1 buy egg*, poultry. Phone 9191. . 220For SALE Fertilizer for wheat and also a high nitrogen fertiliser lo plow under. Roy L. Price. 221For Sale” i94niuick JoKn Eller. Decatur route No. 3. « miles southeast Decatur. 221-2 IX fOR SALE 3 yai old'Shiopsliire buck, go-ai breeder, Henry Kukelhan. phone 916-B. 221-g2tx FOR SALE— immediate possession 355 U down, three or four room home, newly remodelled in north part of city. Big lot walking distance to General Electric, Central Soya, Decatur Castings Co. Good neighborhood. Some built-in features in kitchen. Bath complete except for tub or shower. Real opportunity (or small family to buy hom* with small down paymsul. rust like r«t Bob Heller, Heller BuUdiag, Phone 87®. 21<-«

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds - - QJc Io In •'The fellow that runs this office is a little eccentric —gets all of his help with Democrat Want Ads!" EOil SALE — trailer with slock rack Sei- Jim Marth, 13th SL in home wood. 219-3tx nPKAG rE-FT'ftS’l+Hnr STORE, Home of Super Bargain* Offers now Hamilton Beacu Vacuum Cleaner* al the amax'.ng low price 1 1 841..50. While they last. Sprague Furniture Company, Phone 199. 218-g4t

foil SALii - — Taree uedroom modern home, located one block from nigh school. Good hotwater seating system, extra big double car garage, basement, built-in cup- , board*, hardwood downstairs, modern bath with recessed tub. Pos- .-■• *slon sixty days or less, if you ( need more bedrooms, better location or home you won't need to paint, decorate or improve see this. Bob Heller, Realtor, Phone 870, Heller Building. 219-ts F&ft SALE — SoutbliNtn of city, 1 five room semi-modern home. , Exterior newly remodelled. Inside needs some work. If you are bandy you can make this a flue home for less than today’* market price. Big lot has garden space. Bob Heller, Realtor, Phone i . ) H<- B .ihling, 219-ts j FOR”SALE—SO ’ White’ Rock pui1 leu. 1 mile north of Willshire. , Onio, on 49. Mrs. Delores DeBolt. 219t3x ' EoR~AEE-20 acres, i miles northeast of Decatur. 5 room , house, rock well, electricity in buildings, email barn, good chickI i-n house and brooder house, i ~i MW. 219t3x EUR "SALE - ■atoesTT-size"cob-bier A *ll9 bundled: fancy ; large chippwu and Kahladiue. *2.69 ■ a hundred. Coppesa corner. KOH SALE—Cabbage, large solid j head- 95c for sfl I ha; !<•<> ihg. i Coppese corner. 219-g3t 17>it~\T/7'Apples, fancy ii’a’nii piegi 1 apple.-, aeveral knid*. *2.25 to *2 50 bushel. Coppes* corner. 219-glt EUR SALE - three" individual hog houses. Good as new. Two I mile* south of Kirkland high ■ school. Wilmer It Steffen, route 6, Decatur. ( raigviile phone. 219-g3t i EUR >ALE -Giowlmy heating stove I and Glow boy range, 3 way gratea, lin very good condition. Used 4 years. See at 803 Line street or call 5361. 220g3tX FUR SALE- t burner gnu range, goal condition; National Register credit file; Toledo scale. Phone 551. _22®-3t FOR SALE Estate Heatrote, the original Haatrote with intensefire air duct — exclusive feature. Another shipment just arrived — for beauty — economy heat. De calur Hatchery, Estate Dealer. 229-8 t I FOR SALE —" PilTe - building site an acre of ground with new haseincnt complete, ready for the construction of a home, near Decatur on paved highway. Priced below cost of basement. Call No. 174. Midwest Realty Auction Co. 22®-3t FOR SALE — Table model radio. Phone 1058. 221-g2tx FORISALE — Completely modern seven room home, fine built-in features, large corner lot with nice lawn and shade. Possession in 30 dayii. Call No. 174. Midwest Realty Auction Co. 220-3 t FuR SALiT-f piece Dunhar living room suite, brick color with wood trim. Homestead 13, Phone 7971. 220-g2t l-HfejM H'iMi’UßLi - Tes.' have Bedroom Suites, Living Room Suites, Studio Couches, Breakfast Sets, % & % «ixe Jenny Lind Bed*. All Type Stoves, j Heatrolas, Heating Stoves, wood | or coal Ranges. Decatur Used Furnilure, 146 8. Second SL, Phone 420. 22H3 WANTED BOARDMANS new location. 323 North First, for sewing machine* repairing, needle*, oil, belt*, part*, . covered button*, covered buckle*, hemstitching and machine buttonholes. 207-24tx mall Mb-«>l Cirl wrnits work hi'a home weekends only. Care of children or general house work. Telephone Foley's Grocery at Preble.

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WAITED—ToTuy alt kinds of sheep, bogs and cattle. REMEMBER the de horning aeaeon is at band. We do this work at reaeonable price. Phone or write Scheiman Brothers, 5881 or 5*92, Decatur. ‘ 107-Mtx Wanted to bT'Y -Timothy hay. wire bailed, good quality. Burk Elevator Co. 22<>-<t-t WA.N+ed ior i room furnish ed apartment. Write box 16 care of Democrat. 219-g4tx WANTED “ Si raw, baled or loose. We furnish labor and bailer. Phone 1071. W. R. Morris 219-3tx WanTEB — Interior • exterior painting, resident al and commercial. Call us for your painting problems. Careful work done by experienced pointers. Phone 8983 or 5652. 221 g3t WXOTBI) , -“ Young man to woik at Stewerts bakery. Call In person. 221-g3t WANTED -Loans on farms, fastern money. Low rate*. Very liberal terms. See me for abstract* of title. French Quinn. 33 T-T-ts mason foreman and brick mason; 1 carpenter foreman and carpenter. Also laborers. Austin Construction Co.. The New Idea Inc. Coldwater. O. Phone 5771. 220-g6t

WE NEED SEVERAL Building Lot* for home* for GPs. Call Reliable Realtor* * Builders. Lewis Beery or Gerald Strickler, phone 5902. 221t3 MISCELLANEOUS farmers AfTEN+IdN-IFe“rw move dead horse*, cows, bogs, etc. Decstur phone MOO. W* pay all phone charge*. Th* Btadley Products Co. 15 ts APPLIANCE SERVICE If we can't fix it throw It away. We repair ail makes of washers, sweepers, irons, and other small appliance*. White wringer roll* for all make* of washer*. Arnold A Klenk, phon* 403. 97-ts Automobile Insurance Kenneth Runyon, K. of C. Bldg. 4t a wk LOST - Helbros wrtht watch. Reward. Lmvh at Beam * Service Sta., Bth and Monroe St*. 220-StX LOST - ~7u0x15 trucklire and rim Reward If returned to Burk Elevator Co., Decatur. 220-l>2t LOST — Small black purse con taining stun of money. Reward Return to this office. 221-gltx FOR RENT — Large sleeping room. Men only. Call 1273 or 403 N. 4th. 220-21 X FOR RENT* Large sleeping room. Reference required. 252 South Second Street. 221-b2t CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Jan. 1.97%8; March 191'»B; May I-**-Corn: Jan. 1.35%-%; March I--33%. Oats: Sept. 78%-7*%; Nov. 74%- %; Dec 73%; March 71%-%. Two Autos Collide Here This Morning Cars driven by Arthur Cine, Decatur, and George Bultemeier. Preble. collided in the 1200 block North Second street about 10 a in. today as the latter was driving out of sn alley. Damage was estimated at lilt by police chief Ed Miller.

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“Pl T N(’TI J ATEI) MESSAGE” — v J \* J v/ il I f$A N T - sci. ■ / A T^^dS^' * ? - — — I .... . ‘fc'Sy JgSy< . .V L ■ !•" 1 , wanm i .j2Z£jj2mXL I BLONDIE LITTLE RED-EYED RIDING HOOD REST" k N i W y J_ sWlfl ..</ & ' x J2f ■ M Z-Z \ - wfi i 3 ' - •-...p^k7 l -7? j« rTu —r A '/X..*/X * I fey | L —- . J ; '- • , JlLjffl - ♦-*- MMMaaBBBHMaMaBMBMHMaHMMK***-* J84.-V' ■ ’■ «MKB ’■ •» W«W» « “TODAY’S VALUES ARE UP.” Building Material*— Home Furni.sbings—Lalwr—Personat Effects. Havft you sufficient insurance for the increased value of your property and other possessions? Leland Smith Insurance Agency ‘ MCMBER OF TH! NATIONAL Fl RC PROTICTION ASSOCIATION. MmmBHHHaMMMMMMMmJhMMMMMWMMWMCMHMMKaJJUMMMM .. , • -A-*- s <.--A ~ ■m

Ik v * A i AMERICAN habit* are apparently contagious—perhaps because of their simplicity and design for better living—for Norway’s Trygve Lie, secretary general of the United Nations, rolls up his sleeves and loosens his tie for a bit of comic-reading in his Forest Hills, N. Y., home. Needless to say, the Norwegian diplomat looks happy about the American way of life. (IntcrnationtlSoundoboto!

YUGOSLAVIA | i (Continued From Pa*» One) Official announcement of th>-<-harge against Steplnac cam.- unexpectedly. A* head of the Roman Catholic church in Yugoslavia. Marshal Tito* government had been reluctant to place formal charges against him. HimUarly, the Yugoslav* have been reluctant to indict Haj Amin El IliiMsein. former grand mufti of Jerusalem, because of his h-ad.-r---ship of Yugoslav Moslems. Tlto‘» government reportedly ha* evidence that the Mufti a**i*t<-d th.Nazis l>y organizing a .Mosh in SS battalion. Archbishop Stepinac was taken into "preventive custody" yesterday at his home in Zagraii neatly tour hours before chief prosecutor Jacob Blazhcvltch announced the charges against him In open court. Blazohevitch disclosed plans to indict the Archbishop during the

NOTICE I Anyone or Entering the Home I nder Construction of the t'ndersigned in the woods across from Hanna-Nultman Park without direct permission will he prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Local authorities will he notified of ani further damage. NED JOHNSON Cash Coal. Feed ■V & Supply Monro* at Eighth

I trial of 12 Roman Catholic monk* and priests and six other person* ( for alleged war crime*. IL said leMtimoiiy and documents in the trial showed that Archblslioj Stepinac was a "direct participant, instigator and assistant in fit.- war crimes and subversive activities of the defendants." BlHzhevitch was granted a week's continuance in the trinl to investigate the Archbishop's aetivi lie* and prepare an indict mem a gainst him. Stepinac was arrested nt 6 a.in. yesterday liy secret police, lie was taken into custody at his residence where he customarily says morn Ing mas* in hi* p ivate chapel There was no aiinoun. einent as to where he was being h.-ld pending hi* indictment. — o-— Sandwich Trick Approval by sandwich eater* — this trick of putting catsup between fried ham and cheese slice. It's good eating—moist but not soggy.

I —lmmediate Delivery— 1 LAYING HOUSES and BROODER Make excellent small HOMES ORDER CHICKS now for Sept, and Oct. Delivery. Limberlost Feed in Print Hags l'airhanks>.Morse Stokers LIMBERLOST HATCHERY Geneva, Ind. Phone 26

ti'i>oi*Twi:vr or kxkcitor ■ F.ST4TM yo. 4Z»I Noth* Im hrrwby tfhNii, Tlmt th" i*m l» ■ ik<*»-1| it** h** n -»int«M| Ek<»f th»’ ‘Mat** <»!’ William hh'iik Utr of Adam* County I •■♦l. Th*? • -f.iiv Im |>r«»b**bI y nolv* , nl, I'r rd Inn ihl hlrnh, EirtMlMF. ••rpfrMiber <, I DHL Irrd U LlHrrrr, tHurnr;, U RUSSELL SIDERS (Continue.! From I’nge on«) fU'lgeiille. Tile Isidy is at the Bl.uk funeral home, pending the completion I of funeral arrangements. The Rev. Charlee E. White, pad,or of the First I'nited Brethren church here, will officiate at the services. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

Real Estate—Household Goods Administratrix] Sale Saturday Sept. 21,1946 Personal Property at 1:00 p. EST. Real Estate at 3:00 p. m.EST. LOCATED sth house W.-d of s< hind building on south aide of Green street in Willshire. Ohio. DESCRIPTION: |._>7 acres with 5 room frame bungalow, enclosed back house’ | 2OX, |*' '’'Y'"''’ 12X2 " n ‘ w; Sl '"' l Hxl4: thicken house lirx io 50 barrel , intern and a drove well; lot of fruit trees, with den'l'v 7'’ a '“ r “'*" y ”‘"' *’*" , vietabX fore you buy" ,or •* " ,W - Why no ‘ , ”” k thl » P'-™ v-.in^’ l,l |r H " l ’r j '‘ , . , 1 l " “*!"’• a ' ,|ir,na! tor '"•* 'hati 2/3 of appraised value. For further Information or inspection of property call or see Hi** ,iii<-li<9or ihf* Adminiiifrfttrix. TERMS-I 4 down day of Ha |... balance when deed is delivered. Illiin.'dlale possession. i — HOUSEHOLD GOODS — « ft. Ilolpolnf refrigerator; Duo Tb<-rin oil heater, large size* 6 piece modern walnut liedroom suite with springs and inattnws lik« "•*: «'"l table model Radios; Washer Top Speed Kero-ene S«ove; Gl.d.e Range; Hoover Electric Sweeper; White Sewli.g Machine; Modern 2 piece hrown kinky mohair Living Room -r >'iv 7 m«t»ress; Blanket.; Comforters; Towels; Wash cloths; Electric Iron; Table Lamps; Kitchen Cabinet; Dining ta’de and chairs: Two 9x12 lings; Throw ruga; 3 nx-kers; . I,.bfai> 1.1 les. 111. ser Hall trees; - | arg( . mirrors; Old fashioned sink; Trunk: Antique dishes; Many other dishes Fruit iars - MISCELLANEOUS - ' - J**." T,a ’ l l,ru * Kn ‘fr; r Roller; Oil Drums; 3 Step ladder*: Garden Tisds; Heater; Garden Plow- Tiu Roofing* Wood boxes; % cord of wood; % ton coal, and iw TERMS—CASH. LEAH EDWARDS, Administratrix EFFIE FISHER ESTATE •Melvin E Lieihiy. Berne, ln<| Auctioneer Ohio Real Estate License No. 15015. Ned Johnson. Decatur. Ind Auctioneer Ohio Real Estate Llcen-c No. 15912. Bryce Daniels Clerk 11 S. 8. Beard, Attorney. PUBLIC AUCTION HOI SEHOLI) GOODS M2i> Winchester Street, Decatur, Indiana Sat. Sept. 21, l;3O P.M. ] FURNITURE: Davenport. Organ. Swttee, Library Table, Rookcase, !•’ Dining Room Tutde and 6 chairs, Irish Cupboard, IGi< k Ph'iuns. bay Ihd, 4 Ihuls Complete, Dresspni, 2 small H h« t.H 4*f prau4 M, Feather IM and Pillowh, WHITE Kitchen Rang*, 'lll htov. and oven. Kitchen Cabinet, Kitchen Tablu and chairs, let* ; Box. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES: A lot of Dishes and Cooking Utensils, Hird < age. w li< i lbarrow, Scythe, Grind Stoue, and many other article* j too numerous to mention. ; TERMS: CASH. , Mrs. Mary Vanguilder OWNLII I !■ Sanntaiin -Auctioneer iC. W. Kent Sales .Manager ' ‘Sab- conducted by .Midwest Realty Auction Co. ‘ in-calur, Indiana.

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LOCAL MEAT (Continued From Page One) after "cui*.’’ The situation in restaurant* hero varies. In some cases restaur* ant proprttore report almost aa ample supply of meat* to handle their r<>gular meal time demand*. Others report a dearth of meat, and are selling egg* aud vegetable plates. s. ' Elevator Co. Decatur * P*t*r*on . Monroe