Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1946 — Page 5

LAaV. ihT 31 ’ 1946

i!U’ o,r,s CjrrpQKT OF LOCAL BS o h£IGN maRKE J® MMrr MUCH AV 4 CO. HH 'pnoie JO' ggHp.tr 1 “ ' " ■ ” Ufl ‘ 23 50 IW 1 ' IB ‘" - - l f '" !M !■ iv '"’ !■ Hg * |H mW 7.00 stock yards :1) IIK I '' '' ■ gß' 1 21.75 MB 18.50 B 21 00 B| I *°° EGGS ano quotations IB fow.hed by PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 1Mj.f,,,,..] o tul>. r 31 1 -.sH •** MB • ■ ■-t. 7 »•:■»* jo IB MBBBjjBgjE GRAIN market IB'rk ELEVATOR CO. H^E t . rtii j* < t lo ibange Bl during day. -.j at elevator. rub I Uitole l 31 1 • ■v. ' ‘" ! ■ A * k IB " y ■ IB' • Ask - bushel le»«. |Borti: 01 por 100 lew. MV fob. (arm. ■ GRAIN prices County F. B. Co-Op's IBrnt Monroe. Williams IBco tx'el <h tele I 31 B H ■ «»! |B . 3.00 |Hkr rye prices. |B'T WAYNE LIESTOCK gH U . ‘ I:..l . Oct. 31 — Livestock: '■ -I '.u; loughs ■g «i,-» bJHMtI.OO. -tri. ’lv < boli e 23.50. .-trbtly < hoicc 21.<Hk blit ks i;.50. |B** i: '' marki t today, gg- ~ ' Bch.CAGO livestock Bno. Oct. 31 - (UP) - - Livestock: L.'ohi slow to active; |Bt> 3" Im. i ,-ows steady. 11 ilk I and choice B>'" I-,.. 23.75; lighter Marce. Bulk good and ao»« 21.50-22.50. B*' r,IM ' ' idle-: 700. Good jß^ 1 '■ •'■l stc.-rH and year!|gl‘" bcsei S atti red c hoice mi to calf-< lulls; |g : " i o:3 . 1,.... steerjC 21.0'1glg 1 - I medl mi grades B 1 •'**'>' il! 2".'<o-13.00. Beef ■g''' •’" 1 '" Vl i ■ outside strict ' iC uo; little above Bg'iiitiets. c utters and coin- ( oMlt |5 5, )( . higher at Hull- -toady; beef bulls B” *;' w down; best Hausace B''*'- Veal, rs l< ady, 21.00 B Slaughter lambs B’*.“ t l!ll| k Kood and < hoico B il ’d two loads 82 ■ luloradus 22.75. ( )no B^ U: ' ,:w ! "l< 33.00. Xo slaughB’ '■“'■■■ : ’oy rs talked 25B lAMp ° L| s LIVESTOCK ■ ; - <iio - B * Lives#, ( k ; a'tlve at 25 to ■u K""* 1 “'•<! choice B-7 b *' dow “ largely 23.60; tdtnilar Bits '• ""’"Hy 23.(0, BuL Ur|, ' ,|y 2325: *°* h B h *' -r ' '•'"”1 and choice B»i 2' i ‘ h '" H 4 "°: »<x»d and ■ and * ~ow'w ' B preun 4 eom ® ca ffrades K> to fXv <,aUer ‘‘' 1 ~aleM K* ten ■ ? O ° < ’ y " ar,l " ( <’ i good 1KB0: ■ UMI ‘hi- * teer » and year!B* 4 * held I*'’ 1 *'’ l ° ad '‘ * OO ‘ I iß a 1 ar "nnd 26.50: ■ki ,' "‘lO/ Ml/., niediuin and ■ U/. 10 *' l«w Mie. 1.00. B^e al ? , ” ~ly H,)O B ,ea<,y - goad “ n<l UlMeiu, < ” mrao '> and S ->-22.00; Cllllg to 15 . 1 Sm- r B’> . la,nl ”' fMlr 'y ■ l * U.. r *l"’ bulk ■S hi bl,lk «'»"d K* med .. 21.50-22.00. n ' an<l l fi r ‘°- B I “ <xliui ” 13.00B^l^'c^** 8 UrMly Sft B ,^, Good g 10 »» - Decant- *

■~ r ' — LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 word, or leas: 1 time 50c; 2 time. 75c; 3 time. |1; S timoa 11.75. Kates quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No clarified ads accepted or aklpday ached- , ule. Kate for 10 Point BLACK FACE Is 5c per word for Insertion. Copy must be In office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. FOR SALE FOR BALE—New radios, healing stoves, base cabinets, sinks. ALL MAKE WASHERS, SWEEPERS serviced. Kitchen Maytag Sales & Service, Phone 15. 110 Jefferson St. Decatur.isa -ts j6IN the Thrifty Crowds. E~itt body 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 1»». 231-t3ff FOR BALE OR TRADE- Do you have old house in need of repair, paint or foundat.vu in good location? Why not trade It on this newly decorated five .oom bouse in South part of city. Five room home, two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, dining room, bat broom with toilet, lavatory. Has city water, cistern, lights, new decoration inside, out. Good foundation. Breathing space around home. Garden. Bob Heller, ileahor, Phone 870, Heller Building. 21 Hf DON’T BUTtEaFSHTo"phonograph' without first seeing the new Philco J2->l, 1203, or 1209. Famous f< quality the world over, they ai • available at liaugk's-y ur local' Philco dealer. FOR SALE 7 room lioi,m.‘ in Tonroe, new roof and siding, insulai , ed, bdth, built-in cupboards, gar-; age, sixth houlse east of Burk Lie-' vatur. Lou Hartman, Monroe, Ind. 251 GU j FOR :?ALE Pre war wbite enamel Kalamazoo wood and coal range, jused very little; good as new. Call |at 1003 W. Monroe St., after 6:30 i p.m. 255-3tx FUR SALE Milk fed wiiite”Holland turkeys, dressed or alive ateo booking orders for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners; some milk fed white rock friers. Phone 5144. 2552 J FOR SAi.z.room m< i hminb near uptown. 6 room semi-modern, North Secend Street. GO acre farm near city, with im mediate possession. Choice 100 acre farm on paved road near city. Modern 6 room borne with 4 room apartment with private entrance. T. D. Schieferateln, Phone 105. 255-ts FUR SAI.E Swi ■ l apple cider. 69 cents gallon. Bring your own container. Coppess Corner. 255-3tx FOR SALE—I2V acres (no Imlldings) good outlet, good productive soil. About 6 acres of pasture. 3 miles southwest of Willshire, O. on state highway 124. Priced to sell, only $13,000. Aleo, 40 acres, no building*, very productive s 41. Ixnatevl 1H miles southwest of Willshire, O. The above farms will return good dividends on investment. Mrs. Eugene Dull, Van Wert, 0hi0.256-4t FOR SALE—Good well pump, cylinder ami 4 barrel galvanized tank, pipe and fittings. 313 S. Third. Phone 438. 25G-31X . .. _ »l " “ ——- — ' FOR SALE— I sed furniture; large stock living room suites, bed room suites, dinette set, several ’.j size beds complel- with spr.ng and mattress, youths bed. sectional bookcase, several kitchen cabinets, large stock Heatrolas, heat.ng stoves and coal ranges; several 2 and 3 burner gas hot plaleo; Wilson heater, wood stoves. Decatur I sed Furniture, 146 8. Sect nd, Street, Phone 42". - •' FOR SALE ibo.tl breast Bronze turkeys for Thanksgiving. Order early. Phone 8474. 256-1 Tbli ’SALE - Large mzu cabinet I heater. Phone 1652. 257-2tX FOR BALE - - Briggs & Strait n gasoline engine 5/ls H. P.~ S2O Coronado Heating Stove: good boys bicycle. Phone 1526 252 N. 11th St. 257-3tx —in ,iww ■« ■■ - — - ' FOR SALE— Living room suit*'' and Studio couches. Chuck fu.l of springs. All new styles and latest c‘Vers. SPRAGUE FL T RNI-| TI RE STORE, PHONE 199. 257-2: FOR SAI.E Base llotker.i > 1 ' ' received large shipment of bace rockers. $25.00 to $62.50. Como 1» and sec lh«*e rockers. SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE, PHONE IM. 257-21 FOR SALE Brtakfasi - set:. Jus’ received solid truck load o. chrome breakfast Priced sot quick sale. SPRAGUE HJRMTURK STORE PHONE 199 .°A f *~t

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds ••• . •Ajrr'V nr “I'm a little late today, .Mrs. Jones, 1 sold my horse with a Democrat Want Ad—and he was the o By one who knew the route." FOR SALE — Duroc service boars ami gilts; Immuned; richest blood lines. 11. D. Kreischer, 10 miles cast of Decatur on 224. FOR SAI.E Feat covers; floor mats—front fc rear; white wheel , rings; outboard motors; alcohol; grill guards; mud flaps. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 255-51 FOR SALE — Apples. Select 2',i to 3 Inch. Hand picked Jonh- , thons. $2.19 bushel. Bring yovr own container. Coppess Corner. 255 3tx ir 51 room houses, erected or cut to measure from choice materials. Tri State Realty, Phom 105. 25513 ' . 'J.'. <• w "i. heatrola. T» . I’ MMOt Mills, n :> '. i :eiwoeii 10:00 a.m. 1 2:00 pm. 255-3tx wool suit, i brown fl ce Chesterfield, both liize 10. 1 ...e nc". Phone 1475. 256-2tx I ’imial 15 ton trio Good • ugin ■ and tires. I Aho I . tires, | tub s and wheels. Bellmont Service station. Phone 407. 256 g3tx FOR S \I.E High i>< w i <l""r rifle with 5s rounds ammunition. Copp<*s Corner. 257-fltx FOif SALE 750 x 16 6 ply heavy duty tire. Chester Shoaf. 2 mile* . west and Vj mile south Monroe. , 257 M • FOIFsTIe” fi<d7i7ii77al'f77legible to register. 5 month old male pig, 1 regis'er* <1 Berkshire. Noah Rich, c/o Ideal Dairy. 257-2tx FOR*SALE RI'GS - Just received shipment of Axminster, Wilton tnd Gold Seal Rugs. Selling at pr <••« you can affoid to pay. SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE, PHONE 199. 257 2t FoirSA LE'FFIii. ■" Hole'Desks - Walnut and mahogany finish. $16.25 to $45.00, See these desks bes re you buy. SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE. PHONE 199 257-2 t FOR SAI.E Clie/ts of drawers— Four and five drawer chests. $19.50 to $.'7.73. Better hurry if you want one of these chest*. SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE. Pi IONE 199. 257-2 t FOR* "SALE International Truck Model 1939 • D 35,1 ng wheel base. 18 ft. bed, 4 new tires. Motor completely overhauled. John Jones, route 6. Decatur, telephone 6715. 257-a3tx K)R SALE - 2 story. 6 room house with 3 cloths rooms. Solid foundation. Newly decorated. Good solid structure. Ready tor occupancy. Includei 'i acre of laud with garage and small chicken house. May bo seen at any time. Located by Church of God in Willshire. Ohio. Dewey Neldigh. 257-3tx WANTED WANTED— Lady”or school girl to care for children wuile mother works 3 p.m. to midnight. Phone 1- -3 N. lllh St. 256-3 t UOARDMANB new location. Ml North First, for sewing machines repairing, needles, oil, belts, parts, covered button*, covered buckles, hemstitching and machine buttonbolgs. 231-2711 WANTED—to buy ail kinds of cattle, hogs, sheep. L. W. Murphy, 903 Winchester, Phone 1»78. 228-ts WANTED—Loans on larms.’ Eastern money. Low rates. Very liberal termi. Bee me for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 33 T-T-ts WaSlTel> Onol-IO guage shotgun. Call 1429. 257-g3tx WAITED General office girl. Apply at Kra f t Food Co. 257-g3t \, ANTED-t.ood Sid car, model 1940 cr later. Will pay cash. 8085. 256-3tX, i V, ANTED—L. t> work in laun dry, 40 hours par week. 127 ?oi:th 9t -< eu: Phone 1149. 256-3tx Janitor Cali In person at 8t vart’s Bakery. 256-gst ( WANT ED~-LiidFlc come to home, to do washing and ironing for family of five. Modern conveu!-| enccs. Apply B J * 66. 256-3tx i tVANTEfF-Local couple wznts ndi to California over Thanksgiving. Share driving, expense. Phone 1475. 256-2 U

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

WANTED— Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, progrttm*. forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Heller Building. MHt MIScEirANEOTJS FAItMERB ATTfiJJTroSf We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Btadley Products C0.15-tf APPLIANCE SERVICE - If we can't fix It throw it away. We repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons, and other small appliances. White wringer rolls for all make« of washers. Arnold & Klenk, phone 4M. 97-ts Theft Insurance Kenneth Runyon, K. oNC. IW. tft'-ENAMICL Cement pstni for basement walls, porches, and sidewalks. Water repellent and decorative in 7 beautiful colors and white. Haugk Heating & Appliances. 253-ts VETERANS who havo made inquiry about Stratton place homes, please re-regis-ter immediately. Hob Heller, realtor, phone 870, Heller building. 236gtf fortekt— 33 (Silt ItkSiT-Three room unfurn(shod apartment with bath. Martin Hus< r, Monroe, Ind. Phone 736 Monroe. 257-lt 0 Veterans Urged To Name Beneficiaries New Insurance Act Changes Situation Veterans who have national serv. Ice life insurance were urged today 1 by Francis Brosnan, Ind.ana regional Insurance officer for the veterans administration, to designate . beneficiaries for their insurance if they have not already done so. Mr. Brosnan explained Hut the | insurance act of 1946 has completely changed the situation with re- ' speet to beneficiaries and that the > old provision for an automatic or- • der of succession, in the event no beneficiary was designated, is no ■ longer in effect for Insurance mai luring after July 31, 1946. Under the new law. if the In- ; nured is not survived by a desig- ; naterl beneficiary, the proceeds of his insurance will be paid in a single sum to his estate at his ' death.

As part of an estate, insurance lose s its identity as such as it is subject to all the laws governing estates, including claim* of creditors admlnlsfitator's fees, anti court expenses, he explained. in addition to naming a primary, or first beneficiary, it Is also important for a veteran to name a contingent, or secondary, beneficiary. because In many cases, any unpaid benefits will lie paid to the Insured's estate after the death of the first beneficiary. This might necessitate reopening the veteran's estate many years after his death. Mr. Brosnan reminded veterans that all restrictions on the choice of beneficiaries which were imp sed by the original NSLI act have been removed. Formerly, the insured was permitted only to designate beneficiarien who *4lO near relatives. Veterans who have not designated lienefic iaries for their Gl insurance, or those who wish to change their present beneficiaries, may obtain the neceaaary forms from their nearest VA office. The veterans administration office in Fort Wayne i* located at 316 Utility Building, 116 East Wayne street. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. Monday through Saturday. \ J Elevator Co. Decatur - Petsrson > Monroe FREE ESTIMATES — on Roofing, Asbestos Shingle Biding and Rock Wool Insulation. No delays, work done by experienced applicators. Guaranteed jobe. No money down, If desired; up to 3 years to pay. A. P. Boardman, District Agency for TRI STATE ROOFING CO. 223 N. First St., Decatur, Ind. Phone 411. PLYWOOD ; Ra-Nee Mfg. Co. Phone 56 1202 W. Monroe BL

ADEQUATE INSURANCE. Better to have and not need, than to need and not have, I J Leland Smith Insurance Agency | MEMBER OF THt NATIONAL Flßt PROTECTION ASSOCIATION. **' 1

DEMOCRAT WANT ADS BRING RESULTS

K 'hit B* *■'*!■ Iv,. * 'j e' Wl B Bk^4 fe CONGRIMMAN ANORfW J. MAY, left, who made headlines ths past' months when ths Benats War Investigating committee linked his name with the Garsson's munitions combine probe, faces GOP candidate, W. Howse Meade, right, of Paintsville, Ky„ In the November election*. Meade, 87, is a World War II veteran, a lawyer, farmer and cattle trader. aßtuoatiootl)

■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l ■ Dear Voters: ■ Last Spring I promised to give you a detailed'ex- " planation of my program before the general election ® November 5. I am doing this in public print rather ■ than by answering innumerable questionnaires. Ire- ■ cause 1 believe all of the people should know all of the ■ promises made by a legislative candidate. B Some of the issues are obvious, but as Adams ■ County’s only candidate for any legislative office. I ■ Irelieve they should be |>ointed out for your inspection ■ and information. They are: ■

ROADS & STREETS: I Either greater distribuI tion from the gaholine tax fund or higher property tax levies must 1 be made to replace our I county roads and city I streets in the condition I they were in 1935. I I favor greater gasoline tax refunds. I CONSERVATION: I Among immediate neI cessities of this departI ment are: transferring . from state general fund of money lost by the fish and game division 1 by issuance of free liI censes; a real merit sysI tern for conservation I department employees I and an enlargement of I the state park system. I EDUCATION: I Because the state pubI lie school system is now I ranked below the natI ional average an immediate improvement is necessary. This must include a revision of 1 teachers’ salaries. I I PUBLIC BUILDING: I I favor junking of 90'< . of the proposed 40 million dollar improvement program for the next 1 two years because of I high costs and the ne- . cessity of me n an d materials in Veteran’s housing at the state 1 Universities and culI leges. ELECTIONS: The whole election law must be revised to prevent such ’legal’ frauds 1 as occurred in Marion I county and other locali--1 ties in 1944. I always have favored a statewide primary for U. S. • Senate and state candidates. BUSINESS: I will oppose the proposed 30 million dollar annual general sales tax on the grounds that it

f Very sincerely yours. /' Robert H. Heller z Democratic candidate for re-election . as State Joint Representative from x’ Adams and Wells Counties. Pol. Advt.

is intended to be additional not replacement | of the present gross income lax law, 1 LABOR: A revision of all state | labor legislation is . needed. No major changes have been 1 made since 1935 in spite * of the great differences 1 in economic conditions. I AGRICULTURE: I propose elimination of I the state’s right to 1 mandate local governments to raise costs, lx»- 1 cause in the last tww I years, real estate and I personal property taxes 1 have risen to the 1932- j 33 high level. We now ( have the same high pro- ( perty taxes which ruin- ’ ed farmers after 192‘J * plus the gross 1 tax. I propose panning I at Purduq university, I which would bring the 1 agricultural side of the 1 campus up to the level enjoyed by the engineering departments. 1 , would approve public ’ help by townships to I farmers’ institutes, if a I majority or more of the 1 taxpayers wanted them. | Please accept my ap- j predation for the honors you have paid me in 1 the past. Meeting so 1 many of you has l>ecp a I great pleasure. Betause 1 you saw fit to re-elect me in tho past, 1 have , had th?: honor of servas my party’s floor leader, as a member of * the budget and ways • and means committees, I as well as on the agri- 1 culture, labor, educa- j tion, county and town- ( ship affairs and other ! committees. If my ex- 1 perience will lie helpful * to you 1 will be glad to 1 serve you for another 1 Gl day session to the * best of my ability. 1

Markets At A Glance By United Press Slocks higher In moderately active trading. Bonds higher. V. S. government bonds not traded. Curb stock higher. When!, corn, oats und barley futures higher. Livestock: hogs, cattle, sheep lower. «■» 0— —• —~ —-I ■ Trade lu a Good Tow a— Decatur

Real Estate Auction IMPROVED 12 ACRE TRACT ♦’ "1 In WILLSHIRE, OHIO THURSDAY, NOV. 7,-1:30 p.m. LOCATED: Two Blocks West ami one Block North of the Bualnesß District of Willshire, Ohio. DESCRIPTION: Good Six Room House, Modern except heat; closedin Back Porch; Baaement; Cistern; Motor Plumbing; Good Well and Water Pmsbuhi Systi-m. AN ATTRACTIVE HOME, NICE YARD, LAWN and FLOWERS. Good Chicken House, 20x30. Brooder House 12x24, another BxlS. BARN 20x30 with ’wo sheds. CONCRETE FLOORS and STANCHIONS FOR 3 COWS. ABOUT ONE HALF OF THIS 12 ACRES IS TILLABLE, the balance iB pasture. : A Fine Location on a Shaded, Paved Street in the fine little City of I Willshire, Ohio, with all the advantages of living in Town and with i enough land to provide for some cows, chickens, etc. and make a good living for the owner. , TERMS: 157, day of sale, balance upon delivery of good title. Lawrence E. Barkley OWNER I J. F. Sanmaun—Auctioneer C. W. Kent Sales Manager I Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. 1 Decatur, indium. ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■««« ( z ARE YOU TROUBLED ■ > ’ WITH POOR LIGHTS? ,/■ ■ a In your old car. ■ We now have a limited number of Large Spotlights, .< I Fog Lights — Driving Lights X I J Bring Your Car In Now For Fall Tune Up. ,4$ * ’ DICK MANSFIELD MOTOR SALES J ! NEW and REBUILT I FORD MOTORS I’ Now Ready for I INSTALLATION | BRANT MOTOR CO. 3rd and Monroe “ | Public Sale Due io ill health the undersigned will sell at Public Auction, Located First House West of Coppess Corner on North Side of KuaL on a** SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1946 f Time! 1:00 P. M. Prompt * ( — HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Cohlxpot Electric Refrigerator; Globe Glow Boy heating stove? I stove; 3 burner Perfection Oil stove; Oil M< .iter; Silverton* ' Cabinet radio, first class condition; Snow White El- ‘ trie Washer} Westinghouse Electric Iron; Electric Toaster; Floor L.itnp; Brldg* tamp; 2 Square Top Tables; 12 Straight back chairs; Wash Stands Work Table; 3 Fruit Cupboards; 3 piece Velour Living Room Fulie;| Morris Chair; 2 Stands; End Table; Spool Bed with spring and matt, ress; 2 Metal Beds with spring and mattress; Antique Dresser; Cheat of Drawers; 2 Rocking Chairs; 4 x2’ Mirror; Bed Clothing of all kin Curtains ami drapes; 12x12' Mohawk Rug. like new; Some Oarpotl! Throw Rugs: Porch Swing ami 2 metal porch chair ; Dishes und Cook, lag Utensils; Canned Frujt ami Vegetables} fruit Jars; Tabag Copper Boiler. MISCELLANEOUS— Ankorholt Cream Separator; T.awn Mowerj Garden Plow; Corn Shelter; Platform Scales; 2 Good Ladders; 1/3 ho. Electric Motor and Heller Aller Pump Jack and cover; Oil Ih-um; Brooder Stove; Largo Galvanized S’ock Tank; Small Galvanized Stock Tank; Some Used Lumber; 20 Fence Posts; Other /articles not meur tinned. Doublo Floored Brooder House lO'xlt’ in i;ood condition. , TERMS—CASH. , * JI John W. Me Kean TH' OWNER j Clerk— Waynn Frauhigcr. 1 Auctioneers—Human Bios-, Decatur phone 6761, 1526, Monroe 91V. $

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Trade In a Good Tow* - DmsiHM 0 Zollner Piston vs Chkafo ColleKians tickets on sale at HolthouM Dr ur Co. Get yours n0w.257-tf • WE SUPPLY BABIES* with quality products to satisfy their spec ial uoeda Holt house Dr ur Co.