Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 231, Decatur, Adams County, 1 October 1946 — Page 5

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jKTKEPORTS KpJrt of local ■ h. 9" MA"«tT. ■r, MURRAY 4 CO. ■ Fhone M1 ■* (r d October 1 ■ HH * 15.80 ng, K 15 HO S 1000 ■ 1750 • M 17.50 ■**' 10.00 Hcr stock yards H W» M 101 Ae.trd <HU>»er 1 I*’ ■ 1580 R “* R 1600 Smale ego and ■rv quotations Krnithed by K ur produce co. H pmr« oso Ktdrd October 1 ■ 63 per buubcl leas. Receipt EM" ’** Koller* end fryers 25 Ki • - • 30 ■riw" - - R Hw * •■' 'ls fcj« ••••• 5 Rpriacere Rl GRAIN MARKET Rk elevator co. K übject lo change IT during day. ■ delivered at elevator. Kected October 1 K) Wheat ’ 97 Rd Wheat - * 94 Kgd Old Corn Aik R Beau - -——— 3.1® X 76 R 2 00 Aik ■ 9J per bushel leu. K: M per 100 leal. || so b. farm. IgrainVrices ■ County F. E. Co-Up'e KnwM»nr*«-Williama Effected Oitobsr 1 | 2.50 ■ f ‘ .77 I* .... .. -2» ■d under 6 pimaium. ■rye pricei. | WAYNE LIVESTOCK ■aytt. Ind , Oct. l-(UP)- ■ lb, and rough* and , } i; choice 18.56; bulk 18.06. i opting lamls 18.96; light ■ei».«o. bbulk 8.50; bucks ale market today. HCAGO LIVESTOCK (o. Oct 1- (UP! — (U ■ Livestock; 1.66; steady: all good Hee ho<» including sows U. at 16.25 ceiling. 3*Ki; uaiabla calves ersl trade steady; slaughti in very light supply; good to choice HOtiring* 20.25. few load* <o mod 16.75-2o.00; with light Mexican steer around receipt, mainly western U»e beef cows; selling on account i2.u0.ig.00 with bind* 1550-17.75; bulk very ‘t U. 50 mostly; verniers »t U.*» down, stock cattle * fairly active, mostly 15.- > USS; sb-ughter lambs harj.ly iowe r uijw retarding ‘•Wag steady; best native around 19.56; load *d *3 lb. comeback mixed ‘•6 westerns steady at ’♦•tern lambs and year!- «<•«. Early naU» slaughter f * W ’ ood ,n<l cbolce com ßuß and medium ».M)5; two loads com- *«•; Hr era] loads west- ' ’ held above 9.00. LIVESTOCK * WI ». Oct. 1_ < UP) _ “ Livestock: at J 7.75 * <,Ua "‘ r blhr r? I ,*** 400; »te<Ts r t(MH falr, y active, fully J mostly choice 9M |b. belfer * ' ile»)! b** 4 g<M,d and »4i xj wrlinw ‘ s °* XlS*"' ,n " "’*«'* Mhe nSJ ; C 0” »*«"• tod r odd bslk k* r cow » H ooted ‘T* *3-25-16.50; com•m 3 t,n ’ My v ’'*'*•<oo; vaalers » >»MIhJ : li “‘ k ,oud *" d * **'*Uio. Common Mnd opett * D « **: ssri. ter h*'** around •liters.?*- Rood fe U^J , 00: m «*- I lib *• •« Wj**)*"' raw.

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or looo: 1 time 60c; 2 times 75c; 3 times 97; 9 times Ratos quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No classified sde accepted on sklpday schedule. Rate for 10 Point BLACK PACE la 5c per word for Incoition. Copy must be In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline Is • a. m. FOR SALE FOft SALE—New radios, healing stoves, baae oablMte. ninka. ALL MAKE WASHERS, SWEEPERS serviced. Kitchen Msytag Sales A Service, Phone »5, 110 Jefferson St. Decatur. IM—if #OR BALA—CoiumES Records complete Uno of popular and claaaica. Übrlck Bros. 61-ts f6R ftAtlPTonUi street, 12 lots. paved Street, arranged on easy payments. Price to include estlmated coot of m w newer, other lota oa Mercer Avenue, Cleveland street, Mothers otreoL ote. Buy now for new borne nest year. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building. Phono MB, Ultf RHW TRllhrifty crowds. Everybody saves at Sprague Purnitore Store, "Th® Store For The Thrifty." Drop In and see how many dollars wo san save you — gpragno Furniture Store, Phone UP. 212—30 t VdN building lot op posits entrance to General Eleltrie. Opportunity tor parking lot. Bob Heller, Realtor, Holter Build ing, Phone 67d. 116—W SALK Rton», gravel ”aii3 dirt. We deliver. General dump truck service. O. V. Dilling. Craigvilla phone; reverse all charges. Glass Brothers trucking service, Decatur route 2 (mail addreas). 21«tf Schafer's produce, kekionga SitFresh dressed poultry, every day of week except Sunday. 1 buy eggs, poultry. Phone 9191. 220-12tx FOR SALE~~ Three bedroom modem home, located one block from high school. G<x>d hot water heating system, extra big double car garage, basement, built-in cupboards. hardwood downstairs, modern bath with recessed tub. Possession 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 FOR SALE — South part of city, five room semi-modern home. Exterior newly remodelled. Inside needs some work. If you are handy you can make this a fine home for less than today's market price. Big lot has garden space. Bob Heller, Realtor, Phone 170. Heller Building. 21»-tf WltTtLB-!! ft ear: Sa Jestic coal A wood range - like new; 2 b.p. Neptuue outboard motor • new; 6 - <SO x 16 tires - used; 30 gal. butchering kettle. First house west of Methodist church Wlltehlre. Ohio. 230-2tx FOH“sHCE— 3I WMi Wyandotte pullets. Mrs. Ira Mcßride, telephone 8715. 230«3t FOR SALE -89 x 36 barn flame. extra good, white oak pine frame. 4” x 4" nail ties. 2" x 12" x 1«' oak planks. About 12 square galvanised roofing. On Oak Street rear of Trout property. See or write Robert Cowan. Willshire. Ohio. 230FOR SALE — Glow Boy lleatrols stove. Good condition. Cail Herman Bittner. Phone 569-F. 229-31 x j SAI.E keconJillcned J h’n Deere tractor. New fertilizer attachments for plows, Louden Stalls, Stanchions and Water bowls. Cylinder Corn Shellem. Hammermills, Endless Belts. Oil burning and Electric lank heaters One new Fertilizer and Lime Spreader. Steffen Implement Co.. Third St., Phone 180. 23«-lt Fftft 9ALE~Dur<x- sow. seven pIT“ by aide. Two open full-blooded Holstein heifers. TB Bangs twted. Aho springer cows. Ed Wiehe, I miles northwest of Hoagland. 231-WgWf-6- sweaters. <me jacket for girl 8 to lu yrs. old. Phone 231 : 2t FOR”SALE—7 TnorHtToid “Holstein bull. Simon Thieme. Decatur, phone. 231-2tz FOR”BALfc line laSlei bhic's'ueHt fur trimmed coat. Same as new. One metal bed and springs. 750 High St. Phone 7632 between 11 a.m. A 2 p.m. 231-3tx ►‘OH SALE Living room suite* llovo s"d MSOfi each Idle* Rtova Bls'w> |. Etrullcr SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE, PHONE 1»» 221-31 a»* .... ... « — • -

QUICKIES by Ken Reynold* /Op® "I M* you're reading the Democrat Want Ada—you're FIRED!" FOR SALE "Rear goal iil acre farm near city ou state road, with good 7 room home, barn and other buildings, electricity, eurly posseseton. Very prduetiva 100 acre farm near city on paved road, good building*. Ideal location aud real productive. Good 80 acres farm located 6 miles northeast, nearly modern home, and good dairy barn, and other buildings possession soon. Store building with grocery and restaurant combined, also two apartments, will sell as a going business with all equipment. Located in Monroeville, Ind. Tri Slate Realty, T. D. Schieferstein, phone 105. 226-TF kok SALE — Fine all modern .Mercer avenue 5 room home. Possession 6 weeks or lew. Hardwood floors, built-in cupboards, 2 bedrooms, Majestic forced air furnace. Firat floor laundry room. Consider trading your less modern house. Bob Heller, realtor. Phone 870, Heller building. 226gtf Flllt SALE t'oal aud wood range. Ivory and green; also Globe Gio-Boy healer all In good condition. Inquire Frank Rasswunn. 2ts miles south of Monroe rille. 229-31 FOR SALE Stu<li<» combes—Just received large shipment of studio couches. Chuck full of springs. 868.50 and up We save you 10% to 20%. Why pay more? SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE. PHONE 199 2313 t FOR - " SATE~kniul7<liril!a Sway well pump complete. Abo Maytag motor and ja< k. Charloe Shoaf, 6 mil«w east Monroe. 281-2tx FOR SALE—Seven ab-el druma. auitabie for atoring fuel oil — 62.50 each. Abo 1936 Ford radio— Al D. Schmitt Motor Salea. 231 2t FOR SALE Tulip buil>h. assort ed colors. Large selection evergreens. Now's the time to plant. Prices reasonable. Open Sunday p.m. We deliver, plant. Riverside Nursery. Berne. 231-6 t FOR SALEpink~formals. si/,.- I|. Call 677. 231 g3t FOR SALE Eureka coal wood range: Round Oak hard coal burner; Imperial circulating heater. Phone 1261. 231g3tx FOR SALE 10 acre farm I mile from Decatur; extra good buildings. Muet be sold, at once. O. P. Hunt. Phone 980 H. 231 3tx FOR SALE—Kitchen' Furnithie Kitchen utility cabinets, breakfast net* and kitchen stools. Bright and gay is the way your kitchen should be, also have plenty of cabinet space. We gave you 10% to 20%. Why pay more? SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE. PHONE 199. 231-3 t FOR”SALIT’GTrI s”bicycle. HO E Grant St. 231-2tx FOR SALE Radios and vacuum cleaners. Selling at prices you can afford. SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE, PHONE 199. 231-3 t FOR - SA IJT — Ben’dix’'wa»he- like new, two. inside doors, screen door, wood turning lathe, water heating laundry stove, electric automatic furnace control. Earl D. Colter,. 368 Winchester St 229-uSIX FOR SALE Potatoeg. B-size cohbiers. 61.19 a hundred; fancy large Chippwa and Katchdin. 82 69 a hundred. Coppess Corner. 230-3tX FOR SALte—innei spring Mattresses—Just received eblpment of inneiMpring mattresses. Full size and twin size. SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE. PHONE 199_ 231-3 t COR SALE Apples, f n y hand picked. Grimes Golden, Stark's Red DeHctoue. Mackintosh and King. >2.25 and up. per bushel. Coppesw Corner. 23<t-3tx VENETIAN* BLINDS-Steel7afumf-num and wood slats; delivery In three weeks. Call Harry Bleeke. I phone 665-G. 23#-6t stove in good condition. Mrs. David Kunkel, phone 5961. Wf* ""WANTED WANTED — To buy buildlug In business district. Address Box 20 % bemoerni. 229-61 x WANTED -Reliable man for coal hatiliug and general work. Steady employment and good wages to rigbt party. CaaU Coal I ced and Supply Co. . 230-g3t

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BtUkoUAkl mw loeaiioa. iti Norik Fleet, tor swwing machines roMlrlng. needles, oil, belts, parts, covered but lons, covered buckles, hemsttickiag sad machine button botes. 331-2711 WANTED To buy all kinds of sheep, hoge and cattle. REMEMBER the de horning eeason to at band. We do tbto work at reasonable price Phone or write Schulman Brothen, 6865 or 5591, Deca Utt 397-MtX WANTEI) All” kind of ~good quality haled or loose hoy. Can furnish baler and all labor. Wo haul it. Writs or phono W, C. Oliver and sons. Monroe. 229g3tx WANTED-to' ftlFairklads”of cattle, hogs, sheep. L. W. Murphy. 903 Winchester. Phono 1678. 228-ts WANTED Young married man to work on dairy farm; living quarters fQrnisbed. Phone 615-C. 229-3tx \VaN+eD bistrlct repiesentative lo handle lop quality line of min eral feeds. Experienced man preferrd. Ample territory. Excellent proposition for right man. Write in detail to Midwest Mineral Company, Greenwood, Indiana. 2302 t WANTED—Loans on terms. Beat* era money. Low ratee. Very liberal terms. See me for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 33 T-T-ts WANTED ALERT WOMAN 25

to 50; good personality, education and ambition for permanent local position. No canvassing or collecting. Applicant who need* upper bracket Income preferred. Splendid opportunely for advancement. Car. phone necesMry. For interview write Mrs. Peggy Lamb, 1022 Putnam, Fort Wayne, Ind. 230MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS AtTENTION-Wo re move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone chargee. The Btadley Products Co. 16-ts Automobile liMarance Kenneth Runyon, K. of C. Bldg. 6t a wk APPLIANCE can't fix it throw ft away. We repair all makes of washers, sweepers, Irons, and other small appliances. White wringer rolls tor all makes of washers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 463. 97-ts NOTICE-Friday. Sept. 27. will be the last day we will can vegetables. We will can chicken on Oct. 10 and Oct. 21. Must be in by 11 am. Liechty Cannery, Berne Ind. 226-9 t INSTRUCTION. MaTZ - Auto body and fender work, in< lading welding. spray painting and metal work —Look into it! one of the most profitable branches of tremendous Auto industry offering chances for goed Job or your own business. Train in spare time. Write for FREE facts. Auto-Crafts Training. Box 22 c/o Democrat. 230-2tx ARC WELDERS Air compressors —Greasing Equipment, Bench Grinders. Reamer Drives Vulcanizers—Tools. etc. Mattes Bros., 2001 Calhoun St., Ft. Wayne, Ind.. Phone H-1231. 2 '.O <:t ~ LOST AND FOUND LOST — Wrist watch with meta) strap on Worthman field. Reward. Van T. Colter, 348 Winchester St. 229-a3tx god ring, yelltiw stone. Rows id. Phone 1197. 231-

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KM RENT Ffii’t ItkSTT Nearly new 7 room house haidwoed floors, plumbing, wired for etectrk stove, furnace. Garage, garden, 15 minutes from Decatur; occupancy Nov. 1. Only reupoMlble parties Reference required. Write Box 21 c/o Democrat. 230 3t rowilfr Room with prlvHege"; Gentleman only with reference. 123 N. sth St. Ph me 1626. 230-21 Markuti At A Glance By United Press Stocks irregulsrly lower In quiet trading. Bonds Irregular. U. S. government* failed lo appear on tape. Curb stocks Irregularly lower Wheat, corn, oats and barley futures Irregular. Hogs steady at the celling; cattle steady; sheep steady to lower 0 Indiana Plans For November Election Indianapolis, Oct. 1 (UPl—lndiana's election machinery slipped Into gear today, little more than a month before the Nov. 5 balloting The first floor lobby of the statehouse wax transfoitned into a packaging center where more than 1,169,000 <M» state ballots will be prepared for shipping to more than 4,000 precinct voting places.' o Mrri« k os' Htti. *srrri,KWKMT OF go. em Notice Is lier<-l>>’ alv«n to the erelitters. lietrs ami legatees of Mary Gerber, de< eased to appear In tlie 'Adam* <'ln uit Court, held at le atur. Indiana, on the 22 day of Oet- ■ ■her. t!<O>. and allow eauae. If any, why th.- FINAL KBTTLKMKNT AC. COUNTS with the estate of said de, edent aliould not be approved, and aald helra are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive sliarea Allee Mlebaela. Sdmlalalealrls IVeeatar. indlaaa. Nepteuibee Z 3. IMS. Atloeae, Feed 1.. I.lllerer. Sept 34—0.1 1

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HOTPOINT APPLIANCES G. E. FARM EQUIPMENT Wayne Air Compressors KENT’S Complete Service | All Work Guaranteed 112 Msnret.. St. Phone 27

Some Crop Damage Is Reported Here Report Heavy Frost Here Monday Night Heavier trout and freezing temperatures last night and early this morning resulted in crop damage in some parts of Adams county, a survey revealed today. One rural resident reported a thin coat of ice In a water tank In his farmyard and a heavy white frost blanketing the entire community lit which W* lives. Flowers, pumpkins, tomatoes and other small crops in truck patt hes were reported either nipped or killed by the frost. No reports on larger crops were fortbcoinlng at a late hour today, but some rural residents expressed belief that there would be considerable damage. Several rural residents reported individual thermometer readings at 32 — the freezing point — at an early hour this morning. The Daily Democrat thermometer registered 4o degrees above zero at 8 a iu. —- o — —. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: .lan. 2.09 U; .March 1.95'.8; '.B; May 192 Corn: Jan. 1.33 U-%; March 1.-31%-M; May 1 30%A. Oats: Nov. 78%; Det. 76; March 73%; May 72'».

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APPLES Jonathan, Grimes Golden, Banana, King. Windfalls, 81 per basket any variety. Hand Picked and Graded 31.50 82.50 83.00 I*yle Orchard IJ4 miles Southwest of Syrscuse, Ind.

—lmmediate Delivery— LAYING HOUSES and BROODER Make excellent small HOMES ORDER CHICKS now for Sept, and Oct. Delivery. Limbcrlost Feed in Print Bags Fairbanks-Mortte Stokers LIMBERLOST BATCHERY Geneva, Ind. Phone 26

School Heads Meet At Columbia City Columbia City, ind., Oet. 1— t UP)—City and county achool superintendents and high school principals from 16 Northeastern Indiana tountles attended a meeting here today spoiMored by the Indiana department of public Inal ruction Count!)* repiesunted are Adams, Allen, Bla.kford. DeKalb, Elkhart, Grant. Huntington, lay. Kosciusko. LaGrange, Noble. Steuben. Wabash, Wells, and Whitley. 0 Probes Shooting At Home In Berne .Marshal Dave Duba>b of Berne is investigating a shooting at the Harry llsbegger home in that town, which occurred Monday. Member* of the llsbegger family told the marshal that a .38 calibre revolver slug shattered their window. The marshal has expressed the belief that the slug was fired from a carelessly In nd led revolver. p Predict Heavy Frost In Indiana Tonight Indianapolis. Oct. I—(UP)—Frost blanketed Indiana from one end to the other today The temperature dropped below freezing for the first lime since last spring. More frost—• heavy one—was predicted for tonight. Agricultural experts believed the damage by frost to the Hoosier

NHd ' We repair and clean all makes of furnaces. Ruror-’fi ® e,t mat,ri ***~ <r *‘ n,<l workmen. All costs bated on actual materials used and labor. Repairs? Phone tu now. £ Even heat all over bouts ■ I ■ | LEJHKiU "The WiiliamtM Htattr Compxnyf « I L-ts T Yml *'* d»b**t»<f with our W llnmtoe Turnirr 3 I ■ Mflm u * r *'r tonto"tbit, with tvtn hotl til I f >4 ?’ orrr «*» htust W» uwd lott lutl tnj n hold bit ’I ' * ** fy 7) it t toodloohini plttt. Wt trt ■ IM * J fitud tt thaw it'o cur ftitndt " 'A BnVSBfTU s>(a<d— Jxmk 3. Jxnuii, iadi«M HAUGk nJ 4 ® o*'"’ 0 *'"’ & fiances mn^LX--)— mm Decatur. Ind I Furnaces Cleaned 83.75 up I

«■ ■ ■ Berkshire ■ Boar & Gilt. Sale ; Fairgrounds, Van Wert, Ohio ! THURS., OCT. 3 - • 1 p. m. I tour th annual National Futurit, Show and Sale. • g 201 head from six states in the show on Wednesday ■ afternoon the 2nd. The 10 prize winning boars and 1 ■ the 40 prize winning open gilts sell in the sale on 1 ■ Thursday. Come and select your hoar for this fall ' P from thia great offering. When raising livestock, p quality never costa, it pays! P Paul Good and Ham James, auctioneers • Sponsored by and under the management of the • American Berkshire Association, Springfield, Illinois. . r....

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tomato crop was great. It may have ended the tomato harvest, some said, although others believed the frost would wilt the vines and lot the suu ripen fruit previouoly hidden by leaves. MITHK OF SPKtIAI- WF.MTING Notice i« hvruh, given tu th* taxpayers of Adami) County, Indiana that a special meet lug of the Adams County Council of >al<t ' »unty will lx- livid at the Auditor's frftirn In the <*ourt lloiim at Decatur. Indiana at IS So AM. Friday. October t. I»S< The County Coun.-ll will consider the following additional appropriations which are vonsidarad na.eio.ary to must thv extraordinary •■mvrgenry existing at this time and any othvr htnlnxs* that may Com* before the said Council. tooaty Item No. 6«0 Hur. - Bulldogvr 4*.000 SO Item No. So"A Pl' kup trii' k 1,2*0 <»•> Item No lOoa Co. AH Leg. Nervi)* / ISO.SO Item No 605 llurlnl of Hold. 3<>».oU Item No. 101 Wash. Twp. Aixeasor, Act. !*•'>. tJOS.OO Wo. 345 trrnni) from fund No 3*l to 314 2.100.50 Tranx from fund No. 301 to 403a Z.tsnoo Taxpayers appearing eliall have the riglit to he heard thereon; after said appropriation shall he made ten or more taxpayers foaling themxelvvH airgrieved by su- h appropriation may *ppe«l to the State Board of Tas Cotnmlsvioitero for further and final action thereon by filing their petition therefor with the County Auditor within the time fixed by law and (he State Tax Board will fix a date for hearing in this county. Tkurmnn I. Bren, A adit »r at tdama Coonty. Indiana Hept. 26 -Oct 1

Cash CoaL Feed & Supply Monro* at Eighth