Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 24 October 1946 — Page 5

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 word* or lew: 1 time 50c; 2 times 75c; 3 times fl; 6 times >1 75 Rates quoted are for consecUtlvo Insertions. No claslfled ads accepted or skipday schedule. Rato for 10 Point BLACK FACE is 5c per word for insertion. Copy must bo In office by 11 a. tn. Monday through Friday. Haturday deadline is i) a. m. FOH SALE FOR SALE—New radios, heating stoves, base cabinets, sinks. ALL MAKE WASHERS, SWEEPERS serviced. Kitchen Maytag Sales & Service, Phone 95,110 Jefferson St. Decatur. 1»<-tt JOIN the Thrifty Crowds.' Everybody saves at Sprague Furniture Store, "The Store For The Thrifty." Drop in and see bow many dollars we can save you— Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 231430 FOR SALE Investment property earning 125 monthly. Guaranteed rent collection and no damage for one year. Priced for Immediate sale, 12,600. Low maintenance expense. Bob Heller, realtor. Phone S7O. Heller building. 237-glf FOR SALE Estate heatrola, the original Heatrola w.th iutensifire air duct for more heat. Ixrok this over. New and used beaters. See Decatur Hatchery, dealer. 210-12 t FOR SALE .Modern 4 room bungaow, full baaeinent, motor plumbing, cistern, thermostat, build in cupboards, and hard wood floors. Exceptionally large lot fully landscaped. Just newly decorated. Immediate poss<*sion. Owner earing town. 506 Studebaker St. 249-aStx FOR SALE OR TRADE—Do you have old house in need of repair, paint or foundation In good location? Why not trade it on this newly decorated five room house in South part of city. Five room home, two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, dining room, bathroom with toilet, lavatory. Has city v.-atfr. cistern, lights, new decoration Inside, out. Good foundation. Breat'blng space around home. Garden. l?ob Heller, Realtor, Phone 870, Heißv Building. 249-ts FOR SALE -2 tn. tilimmd cloth coats, size If and 16. Phone <33. . 249-31 X FOR SALE iiTning' room table. It carries its own boards. Phone 1007 or call al 130 South Eleventh street. 250-g3tx FOR SALE - Direct Action gas range, right hand oven and broiler. oven temperature regulator Very good condition. 128 South First street. 250-g4tx FUR SALE 2 white gilts with 14 pigs. L. F. Fuhrman, 2',-j milea north of 221 on Adams and Wells county lines. 250-2tX

FOR SALE—MiKlern tt riHim bungalow, hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms; near General Electric. The Suttles Co., phone 358. 25013 FOR Harrison automatic gas hot water heaters. Model 201. 20 gal. 12M West Adams street. Phone 1189. P. R Debbie, 25<>-3t FOR SALE New <in iil.itlng iw-aT-ers; Stucky & Co.. Monroe, Ind. Open evenings except Wednesday. 250Post kALti—Voting fryers; J £ Rupert. Phone 5141. 251-31 X FOR SALE 2“eprlng'cSkes; 1 guernsey heifer, to freshen In January. Charles Eller, 6 miles southeast of Decatur. Route 3. 251-g2tx FOR’SALE Wa-her in good < ondltion. Phone 5881. 251-gH FOR SALE ’ Ib'di <nt houses to your specifications, made of fir ami western pine. Buyer can frame these houses or we will build them. Near up town modern 5 room home with 3 room apartment, choice location, will curry Gl loun. T. D. Schlefersteln. Phone 105. 251-3 t FOR SALE - 11 eating stove In excellent condition. Phone 25". 251Pdk RALE 1 6 Hdl (CSTBtand ard eoru shredder. Phone 643-T. 261-2tx able typewriter with case. First class condition. Louis J. Houk. UK 1, Decatur. Hoagland telephone. 251-2tx WW 3Af!,K Good Heatrola healing stove, priced for cuick sale, burns coal. 910 South 13th St., Decatur. Ind. 151-Dx FOR' BAl7e il>37 Ford coach in good condition. Call 996-E after 4::l|p p.m. 251-3tx ifoft SALE 19V WH.y!' 4 d"'!’ sedan First house ea»t Sunsst Park Call between 5:00 and 8:0* o clock p.m. 251-2tx

QUICKIES by Ken Reynold*

"I don't care If I can get one with a DcmiH-rat Want Ad — I don't want a Hearing Aid!" Foil SALE House, I T"ounT"am} bath, gas, electricity, water and toilet In house. Priced at 31,000. 722 Line street. Phone 9821. 251-gt i'OR HALS 2 calves, pure bloods. E. 11. Kruetcman, route 2. 251-3tx FOR SALE' — Two Five Room Homes on 7th St. Decatur, Ind. Newly decorated, and In fine repair. Can be handled with Gl laiunx. Possessioii can be arrang'd. Call 174, Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Indiana. ■ 250-lt Foit SALE 6 room houxe, SemiModern, ONE ACRE OF GROUND, the home has been remodeled and is in excellent repair located on 13th St. Decatur, Ind A GOOD HOME that is rapidly increasing in value tor business locations. Call 174, Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana. 250-3 t holt SALE Lady’s' black skunkdyed o|M)ssum fur coat, size 14. 127 South 14th St. Phone 7363. 250-b3t FOR SAl.k A|>irtmeut size gas range. Heating stoves, cook stoves and other good used furniture. Secaur Furniture Repair, first door east of Riverside Garage. Phone 1686. 2aU-b3t FoR SALM — Minnesota tlubbvr Husking Rollers, for most makes of corn pickers. Steffen Implement Co., 3rd st., Phone 18". 249t6 FOR SALE Completely Modern. 7 loom home, dosed in Back Porch, Fine Built-In Kitchen Fealures, Modern Bath Room Fixtures. Open Stairway, Three large Bedrooms. AN CNTSUALLY WELL CONSTRUCTED, NICELY ARRANGED HOME, newly painted jand decorated. Fine Large Corner lait. Priced below todays market, Immediate Possession. Call 174 — Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decai tur, Indiana. 250-3 t BOARDMAN’S ’ new location, 223 North Flrat, for sowing machines repairing, needles, oil, belts, parts, covered buttons, covered buckles, hemstitching and machine button-holes,23l-271X WANTED to buy all' kinds of cattle, bogs, sheep. L. W. Murphy, 903 Winchester, Phone 1678. 228-ts WANTED - Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, salt* messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Heller Building. 244 ts WANTED Loam on farms, kasb ern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See mn for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 33 T-T-ts WAN'fED LlghThauiing ashes; trash; slabwood etc. Phone 8795. 249-31 X WANTED Good used 2 wheel motor ecooler; ki' ic starter, 2 H.P. or more. Frank Dickerson, Rockford, Ohio. R. 2. 250-3tx WAN 7 fElFlTousekeepe~ " ln f"inily. Permanent home for right party. 750 High street. Phone 7432 11 a.in. to 2 p m. 219-g3tx

WANTED — WPA Toilets, cesspools and septic tanks to clean out. Write MAJOR HARRIS. Grover Hill. Ohio. 2» c T MISCELLANEOUS FAkNEIId AtTEN’TIoN-We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay uii phone charges. The StmHey Products Co. 15-ts APPLIANCE SERVICE — It we can’t tlx It throw it away. We repair ail makes of washers, sweepers, irons, and other small appliances. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 463. 9<-tf WANTED —l6 year old boy wants job alter school. Phone 1220. 251-g3t VETERANS who have'made in(|uiry about Stratton place homes, please re-regis-ter immediately. Bob Heller, realtor, phone 870, Heller I building. 236gtf I VENETIAN~BLINDS” - "Cleaning, painting, repairing, new tapes, cords. New blinds tor bale. Household Paint Shop. 121 Eaat 7th 1 street, Portland. Phone 809-J. 250-BU' l

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Theft Insurance Kenneth Runyon, K. of C. BMff. LOST AND FOUND LOST 'Key ring with I keys. |5 reward. Phone 258 or leave at this office. 250 3tx o -.— NOTK'K OF Sli.M or HH.SI, KHTATM The un<l<-rsigned commissioner, by virtue of an order of the Adams Circuit Court, made anlf entered In a cause for partition therein pending, entitled Milton Hwearlnsen, Plaintiff vw Thomas Johnson, etal, Itefendants and being <*ause No. i;*SH upon the Civil bucket of said <’<>urt, hereby gives notice that on the 2nd day of November, lI4S. between the hours „f 10 o'clock A M. and 4 o'clock I'M of said day 'anil If not sold on said day between said hours of each succeeding day thereafter until sold aald-commls-sloner will offer for sale at private sal,, nt the law office of Ferd fe Utterer at No. 14* Mouth Keeond Mtreet, Decatun Indiana, for not less than the full appraised value thereof the following described real -state In Adams County In the Ktate of Indiana, towlt: Inlot numtier ala <*) In W. G. Xpeneer'a Hubdivision of County Seminary Dot and outlot Number two <2l In the town, now city, of I’e. atur, Indiana, as the name appears on tti- off), ini plat In the lle< order's office In Adams County, Indiana, except therefrom the following described real estate towlt: Commencing at the northeast corner of said Inlot number His (t), them e south along the west line of Third Street In said city 76 feet, thence west It feet, theme north 75 feet to tin- alley, thence ea«t along said alley 44 feet to the pla<e of beginning. The said real estate will he sold subject to the rights of the tenant now occupying said real estate. Terms Os Kile: The purchaser of said real estate Is required to pay at least one-third of the purchase price '•n th- day of sale ami the balance of the purchase prhe upon delivery of a deed to the purchaser for the r-al estate purchased together with an abstract of title for the real estate purchased brought down to the date of sale showing a title free of liens except taxes for the year iat6 which are due and payable In the year 1917. The sale of said real estate will be subject to the approval of the Adams Circuit Court. Ferd 1.. I.ltlerer, Commlsetoaer, October 17—24 —0Ship Calves Soon For 4-H Members L. A. Holthouse of Windfiwept farm, who contracted to have 100 head of ate- rs shipped to Decatur for 4-H club member*, wax advised today that the calves would be shipped '‘within a week." Fifty Black Angus aleera will be shipped from the Charles McNeal ranch In New Mexico. The 50 Hereford* will be shipped from Haught<« ranch in Texa*. Mr. Holthouae stated that the arrival date would be announced m soon as he received word from the railroad. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Experienced stenographer using best of standard equipment. Let me help with your extra work or advertising. I accept all mimeographing, typing, and offer shorthand dictation. Office hours 12-5 p. m. Monday through Friday. Call at 121 No. Bth fft. or Phone 1434. Anna Catherine Friedley

BURK \ ~ Elevator Co. Decatur • Petersen - Monroe

THIMBI E THEATER Now Showing—“STlFF ENOUGH!” ? IMP 7 ! fegAJ IIW l/w 3 Cww®? BLONDIE BtlT IT DOES TAKE PRACTICE - ■T" Ft I READ ABOUT £"1 HOLLYWOOD G RgX A| p| ' MB hl A ''l RACING DOGS ANO 11 1,1 (OF SMART DOGS that )l| . J'/ WW \ PI / Jib** 7 hunting DOGS □ I APE EAQNInG THEIi? < 'I, Fj & S' ) L—b V W (AND EVEN DOGS -J ( MASTERS HUNDREDS ) J Y J ’' K 7 THAT CAN , (XX.LARS / / jW ™ AT BB' kt. °F \ ? V TALK V-Z A WEEK X Zo’ 7 TALENT of. 'J v’x // J < // — JI A* I\ K- •cL ■ V ANY KIND?r A r \ X A. KT T I ■ \-»y v 4c ‘ i\ y is * L >Vr-rT7 ) . mBl * HBL '-dn I f Syndu < | >t Wo< 14 *«>>«■. reset | *' __ ■■ ■■-■■■ I**-'-".. ■■!■ ■■ ■ AiMO'IMSSSSSsaST 1 '" 11...—.— insurance is a personal matter. Just the right amount plus just the right kind equals Leland Smith Insurance Agency ] MIMBKR OF THff NATIONAL Fl RK FROTIC'riON ASSOCIATION. 9 .. ]

15-Year-Old Boy Nels $44,375 For Sleer Record Price Paid For Prize Winner Kansas City, Mo.. Oct. 24 — (UPI —ln exchange for Ills prliewinning calf, flfteen-year-old Jack Hoffman today pocketed 844,375 — the highest price ever paid for a meat animal In the United Btates. Hoffman, a gum-chewing, high school sophomore from Ida Grove, la., saw his 1,250-pound, Hereford calf, T. O. Pride, converted Into gold before hla eyes last night In 16 minutes of spirited bidding at the American royal livestock and horse show auction. Hla young steer sold for 335.50 a pound. If he had sold it on the regular livestock market here. Hoffman would have received about 30 cents a pound, 8360. The purchaser, Eddie Williams, president of the Williams Meat Co., Kansas City, said the calt would he slaughtered and the meat distributed In the company's nornml trade channels. The price set a new all-time American show stock record and more than tripled the old record of 81115 per pound paid for the champion of the eaxtern states exposition at Springfield, Muss, In 1983. Don Harkness. 20. of Golden. Colo., sold his reserve champion, an Angus, for 810 a pound on the auction block, receiving approximately 810.000. The American Meat Co., Kansas ( Hy, whh-h bought the animal, announced that It would donate It to the University of Missouri football team for a barbecue, after the homecoming game with the University of Kansas In Novem bed. The figure bettered the show's old record of 36.25 per pound Paid for the 1944 grand champion. — o — Pack Koola In planting a tree, make sure the soil is firmly packed around the roots. Ta*t the tree by giving It a tug. The tinner the tree, the more likely it is to grow. - -'-O CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago. Oct. 24 — (UP) — (USDA)—Livestock: Hogs: 10.000. 1.00150 higher. Good and choice barrows and gills 18lf lbs. 23.75-24 50; popular 34.00; few under 180 lbs.; good and choice sows 21.50-22 50. Good clearance. Cattle: 7,500, Calves: 700. Strong. Good and choice steers and yearlings active, selling more than 25.00-34.00. Top 36.00. No strictly choice heifers; best 28.00; bulk good and low-choice heifers 22.00-2800. Canners, cutters and common beef cows firm: medium and good beet cows steady; cutters 10 00 down; good beef cows up to 19.00; week's holdover of cows and bulls cleaned up. Bulls steady, mostly 17.00 down on beef bulls and 15.50 down on sausage, Vealers steady at 21.00 down. Sheep: 3,500. Higher asking prices on slaughter lambs again retarding trade; generally asking 1.00 up or around 22.50 for most good and choice offerings. Yearlings scarce, firm; package good Jo chol -e natives running largely to yearling ewes 17.00. Deck good and choice 150 tbs. mature native ewes fully steady at 8.50.

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The rural youth club met October 17 *t the Geels barn west of Decstur. During a short business meeting, delegates to the state meeting, which will be held In November at Indianapolis, were se. lected. Hugh Ehrman and Vera Heimann were chosen by the group as delegates. After the business meeting, folk games and square dances. In charge of Rex DeHaven from Huntington, were enjoyed by all. After the games, refreshments were served to the members and guests present. C. W. 11. Hchwartz. Mr. and Mns. Holman Egly and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crowover were representatives present from the farm bureau. 0 ““ APmiMTMKNT 44F ADV44MSTH 4THII WITH WILL AkkKIKII KSTtTK NO. «Z»4 Wntlee 4a bera-ter give*. That Hie undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Axelaa Dellinger late of Adame County, dee-aaed. The estate lr probably solvent Faye HmII Adnalalarralrlx Wilk Will Aeaexed 11. Hardelte 4 eater. Atlaraey, Oeiolier U. 1P44. - October 10—17—24.

Trade In a Good lowa — Decatur

NOTICE We will operate our CIDER MILL Tuesday, Oct. 29 the last time for the season. We will have sweet cider for sale. Schwartz Bros. Cider .Mill 4 miles North of Berne on 27.

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JUDGE MCNABB (Continued From Page One) Four De<atur men, Nathan C. Nelson, John W. Tyndall, Robert Heller and U. Remy Blerly will be the speakers.

■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■a : Weather- -Vane • ■ I COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS ♦ Guaranteed not to Hhrink or expand ■ ♦ Weather treated—no painting needed ■ ♦ ('UNtom-tailored to your home ■ ■ ♦ Overlapped frame for air-tight fit a B ■ ♦ Saves up to 35 c on fuel bills ■ ♦ Interchanged from inside. ■ For Demonstration and Estimates Call ; HARRY BLEEKE : ! Phone 645-G ! ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■4 Just Received - New Shipment ; ■ SEAT COVERS-• 01 TBOARI) MOTORS 1 ■ FOG AND DRIVING LIGHTS V | g ALCOHOL in 5 Gal. Cant* \ I ! Bring Your Car in NOW for a Fall Tune-Up. , Dick Mansfield Motor Sales I "■■■■■■■•■■■■■■mmm■■■■■■ f B " MeianiffiffiffOk : WANTED J ■«- - ! a Experience Not Necessary ■ If you want steady employment with a friendly <. 2 ■ bunch of foundrymen, make your application now. ■ ■ HOSPITAL CARE — DOCTOR* PLAN ' B ■ GROUP LIFE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. J THE DECATUR CASTING COMPANY 3 DECATUR, INDIANA A GOOD PLACE TO WORK • We've Been Making QUALITY CASTINGS For 26 Years. * ■ ■ i ■ sessssssiesss ■ saassss" PUBLIC AUCTION IMPROVED 10 ACRE FARM / T Saturday, Oct. 26-1:30 p. m. LOCATION: 2 mile* East of Decatur, Ind., on No. 221 then ’J mllo North, a< rox* Hu- road from the Union Chapel Churth. Or, 1 lull* Eaxt of ih<* Dent 8< h<’ (l | HoUHO. DESCRIPTION: Jf’.ve room House, newly decorated. New Siding ot Aabeatoa Shiug> M . .small Baaemeut. Barn 24x3(ii chh k< n Houae; Good Well. ENTIRE FARM IS UNDER CULTIVATION. Good ProductlvO Soil, 4 acrcr of fall wheat will go to the purchaser. AN IDEAL LOCATION, only Vj mile off of Number 221 Highway and !’.■ miles from the fine City of Decatur. TERMS—2S% day of sale, balance U|>on delivery of good titlo. 4 HARRY R. McCLURE y ~ OWNER 4 J. F. Sanmann—Auctioneer / C. W. Kent—Sales Manager v , t , t Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur, Indiana. .1 9 di Bfetlfl 11.'ll

| The Democratic campaign will close Monday night, November 4, Mr, Ichurger stated, with • smoker and general meeting at Democratic headquarters in Decatur. 0 — * | Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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