Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 284, Decatur, Adams County, 3 December 1946 — Page 5

DEC. 8. 1946

K REPORTS t Aport of local >£IGN MARKIT# I* . H MURRAY A CO. | °® c - 3 21 50 SBK 2400 HH: 23 50 My' , 1100 22 50 IM. ... 25 50 2200 Kf* <.oo '' ' ( .Bp * rOCK VARM F Kected ix>c 3 2,5 24 40 m® 2140 “ 40 ra.., 2255 RJ® 22 40 . T ~... 19.75 |““T 12.n0 Im 22 00 tf&ALE EGQB ANO &W*Y QUOTATION# KfflsM by W Phon* M# Dec 3 t-KK9 38 pKler* and fryers 16 ■Mr 1 ••■• .30 Mas -1« JM.. 15 HSw’-rs ..•.MMSSMSWMW .30 t®. GRAIN MARKIT iK elevator co. ou bject to chance | during day. at elevator. Dec. 3 {■at 2.05 Kt . . 2.06 ■ M - 2- 25 ■ Ask W\ _.. 170 K .93 per baehel lean, ■t: .44 per 100 lees. I fob. term. Brain prick# « County p. B. Ce-Op’a ■w-Monros-Wllllama tßorrected Dec. 3 ■’ -’.lO K 70 ■ 2 3.05 ® rye prices.

Biapolis livestock ■polin. Dec. 3 — (UP* — B Livestock: market uneven: all ■ choke largely 275 the. ■so but several loads ■rgely 1802-0 Tbs. aver■s 25 00; bidding around ■ for weights over 275 ■i SO to 1.00 lower; good ■re largely 22.00-22.50;' down. yM calves 500; active, ■Mrlings and heifers stea■ong with Monday’s full ■ cows strong to spots 25 ■ short load choice light ■M; few loads light and ■ weight yearlings and ■rs 21.58-28.00; bulk good ■; carload choice fed ■1.00; bulk medium and ■M-20.50; canners and <o «nmon grades 8.50ylers fairly active, stea- ■ •nd choice largely 24.00■omm«n medium 15.00- ■ 1.S00; fat lambs mostly ■: slaughter ewee little ■ bulk gnod and choice ■<tm lambs 21.00-28.50; J »nd good 18.50-20 50; ■ »nd medium 13.0M5.00; f ewes largely «80-7.50; ■choice eligible around I WAYNE - LIVESTOCK ■»yne. fnd., Dec. 3-(UP) Bek: 18D-3OA lbs. 24.50, 180 lbs. •-N; roughs, 22.25; stage • Choice 24.00. <!• market today.

r- -o HWMt A&tnct | By t'nited Ptmr k ln*<ularly lower In quiet MrrMular: U. 8. govern ewer. L”’*'- 9 Irregularly lower, rj ron >- o«U. rye and barF** firm. te »*r. cattle and aheep [CAOO GRAIN CLOSE t March 1.977 !.«•%<; j U | y 1,74tt8. )i ""'h ' D«< . M<; March 70%-71; July (3%. nitaei. Forma biu I ** **“ 04 4,rm ’ to A. BIXLER °**ometriet HOUM: mJI 40 It:***:* Ilham Pittef

For M words or lees: 1 time Me) 3 tlmea 7k; 3 tinea 91; « times 11.71. Rated quoted are for conaec■tire inaertlona. No claaifled ad* accepted or akipday acbed_H*te ~ or. l l Poh,t BLACK FAC® la 3e per word for inserttoa. Copy meat be in office by 11 a. B. Monday througk Frhlay. Saturday deadline la 3 a. n. FOR SALE JOIN the Thrifty Crowds. Everybody saves at Spracue Furniture Store, "The Store For The Thrifty," Drop in and aee bow many dollar* wo can save you—spracue Furniture Store, Phone WE SELL the Dew Water Softener. Guaranteed and proven to aoften Decatur water at low coat. White enamel finish. — Hauck Heating A Appliance*. 272tf FOR SALE — 55 gal. steel drum*, suitable for fuel oil and c>*. tI.M each. Sheet Bro*. Cleaner*. Phone 353. 360-TF RIAT your water the easy way —with a Pittsburg gaa automatic hot water heater. — Haugk Heating A Appliance*. 272tf CHRISTMAS IS COMING-See our large selection of gifts for young and old. Shop now, while our stock is complete. SPRAGUE FURNITURE STORE, PHONE 133. 270-20 t FOk dALE — Nylons, 51 or 54 gauge, full fashioned. 1203 West Adams street. 279-6tx FOR SALE — Near General Electric, Central Soya, roomy three room house, living room 14 by 20. complete bath, barwood floors, asbestos siding, new roof, oil heat, well decorated. 11,500 down, rest monthly. Bob Heller, Realtor, phone 870, Heller Building. 274-TF

’1 FOR SALK — 110 acre farm near " i city, 6 room home with motor \ plumbing, water heater, built-in ’ cupboards. Bank barn ideal for dairying, poultry house, crib and implement shed, 2 brooder houses. Income property with 3 apart ’ meats, good rental income. Vacant. Close In. 1 Income property with 4 apartments. Ideal location, strictly mod1 ern, best of condition. ’ Tri-Btate Realty Co. T. D. SchelferJ 1 stein. Phone 105. 278 TF I FOR SAUK — Galvanized poultry 1 flock feeders, oil and electric heated waterers on hand now. Kozy , brooder houses available any size - Seo Decatur Hatchery. 278-St ‘ FOR SALE — Tank heaters, oil burning, electric, wood burning. ' Electric water heaters. Tractor seats. Rubber rollers for pickere. Celema mixers. Corn shelters. Hammer mills. Tractor and implement tires. DeLaval milkers and separators, new and used. Steffen Implement Company, Third st., Phone 180, Decatur, Indiana. 278-6 t FOft SALE-Brown Swiss heifer; fresh 6 weeks. Ten ewee, to lamb March 1. Ed Wiebe, Hoagland, Ind. 282-3tx FOR SALIJ- Cholce 50 sere farm near Kirkland scz.->ol, good 7 room house, good barn, granary and garage, poultry house, brooder house, bog house, electricity. Early possession. Tri State Realty. T. D. Rchlefenstein. phone 105- 284-ts FOR SALE—I 2 gauge long-range single shotgun; 12 guage double shotgun; 22 repeater rifle; long 5 coil flashlight. Frank Lundin. phone 588-F 284-glt TukTaLE- -One of Decatur’s Outstanding Homes, wonderfully constructed with every convenience to be desired in a really fine home, large corner lot, Beautifully Landscaped, nice shade. Double Garage. ONE OF THE BEST RESIDENTIAL LOCATIONS IN THE CITY, only 2 blocks from the Post Office, surrounded by fine Homes Shown by appointment only. Call J. F. Sanmann or C W. Kent—l74—Midtreat Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Indiana. 284-3 t rdR SALE—7 room Semi-Modern Home, well constructed house, plenty of closet space, basement, Hard and soft wster. Bath room with toilet and lavatory, no tub. Extra Large Lot. Price 83,250. Immediate Possession. Call J. F. Sanmann or C. W. Kent—l74—Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur. Indiana. 28<-It FOR SALE—fc room Completely] Hodern Home. Motor Plumbing for aofl water. Home Newly painted and decorated, nicely landscaped grounds. Ideal Location in Homestead Addition. Immediate Possession. Call J. F. Sanmann or C. W. Kent—l 74— Mi west Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Indiana. 2843 t Fira Loss As g MUM *® Mw the highest 1 Capita m loss any nation I BtftewerM- _ * 1

QUICKIES by Ken Reynold# mF — si i—bfc——— "When we couldn't find any meat, I looked in the Democrat Want Ads—Boy! were we hun -| Kry!" | FOR SALE 5 room semi-modern home, full basement, bathroota with stool and lavatory. Three car garage. Just 2 block* from school. Priced tn sell quick at 85.250. Phone 697 J or see Ivan Garwood. 282-g6t FOR SALE 2 new 6 ply' 600716 tires with tubes; 2 recapped 4 ply 600:16 tires with tubes. Phone 5144. 283-gtf FOR SALE Black hawk garden tractor with attachments. 3 h. p. motor. Phone 5144. 283-gtf For Sale -I springer cows EngIlsh Shepard pups. Victor Byerly. One- half mile east Kirkland High School. 282 3tx FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet coupe. 1937 Chevrolet town Sedan. 1937 Chevrolet 4 door sedan. 618 North Second Street. Phone 984. 283-3tx FOSnSALE ~ 1936~ Font Good condition, fair tires. 2 year old Cocker-Spaniel. Good housedog 728 Spencer Street. 1115 West Madison. Phone 1378. 283-2tx FOR SALE-1935 Ford'VTcoach. Cali 1538. 283-g3t FOR SALE--1937 two-door Chevrolet, very good condition, just painted, very clean. Call 3753 after 5:30 p m, 283-b3t FOR SALE—I 936 Chevrolet Ma? ter coach; newly overhauled, 600-16 tires, good. Also 2 new 550-17 tires. Homer Deßolt. 7 miles east. 3 miles south of Berne. 2R3t2x Limited supply- New fTrTi

(70016* (700-15* (850-15* (60018 mud grip* (700-18 truck tires) fog lights, defrosting fans, bumper Jacks, seat covers, electric lanterns. Macklin’s Suiter Service, Chrysler-Plymouth Dealers. 28313 FOR SALE —80 acres near Bi-rne. Very good buildings, nearly level land; located on State Hoad close to town; for details write or call Kenneth It. Zent, 406 Fort Wayne Bank Building, phone Office E-3914; Rea. A 6X314. FOR SALE — Wann Morning stove; 2 work benches; 1 standard cash drawer Hugh Kent, call 912 between 6 p. m. and 8 p. m. 283t2 283-3* S£WfiNG MACHIN£ Uiiied treadte drophead. Sews perfect, guaranteed. Electric irons. Just received another shipment. Heat controlled. Swell Christmas present. Boardman*, 223 North First 283-3tX FOR SALE 80 Hampshire pigs’ Cozy brooder house. Charles Shoaf, 4 miles east of .Monroe. 283t2x

FOR SALE—Part Police puppies, very intelligent for pets, guards or protection. W’ill make nice Christinas presents. .Make your selection. Are little beauties. Ix>uls Koldewey, Decatur phone 845-L. 283-3tx For Sale—B roll ~ McCoriintek’"corn shredder, also McCormick corn binder, both for 8150.80. Joyce V. Symons, Route No. 4, Muncie, Indiana. Phone Muncie. Cowan 9 — 33. 282 3tx FOR SALK Used washing nutchine, in good condition. Ralph Habegger, Homestead No. 1. Call evenlnge. 284-g2tx FOR"' SALE Farmall traeton completely overhauled. with new tires. Ed Wtehe. four mites north of Hoagland. Ind. 284 b-3t Frth SALE-7 room home, double lot. garage and chicken House. Home has City water and lights. A good livable home. Price 13.008. Immediate Possession. Call J. F. Sanmann or C. W. Kent—l74—Midwest Realty Auction Co.. Decatur, Indiana. 284-3 t WANTED Instruction. Male. I would like to talk to reliable men who would like to train in spare time to learn welding, metal work, spray painting as related to Auto H<»dy and Fender repairing; should be mechanically Inclined and willing to train in spare time; will not > interfere with your Job. C. 1. Ap- ( proved For Information about i this training write at once, giving! name address, age and working, hour:- Auto-Crafts Training, box. 47 c-o Democrat 283 2tx

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WANTED—Hay and ntraw, field haled or barn baled. Ask for price*.— Burk Elevator, phone 25 or 886. 880-llt wanted W BU Y Hindi ciltie, sheep and hogs. Ths dehorning season Is here, we do this at reasonable pricea. Phone 5885 or 5592, or write Scbeimao Brothers, Decatur, Indiana. 261-80tx We can modernise your kitchen with a Youngstown All-Steel Twin Bowl Kitchenalder—by Mullins. Available at Haugk* Heatinc A Appliances. 279-ls appllaNcE dteßVict - U w* can't fix it throw it away. Wo repair all makes of washers, sweepers, Irons, and other small appliances. Whits wringer rolls for all make* of washers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 468. 97-ts WANTED—Loan* on forma East era money. Low rate*. Very lib eral terms. See mo for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 83 T-Ttf | WANTED Good used car. WiFi pay cash. Write box 46 c-o Dem ocrat or phone 180 before 5 p.m. 2838tx

General housework in private home with all modern convenience*. Salary 835.00 per week plu* room and board. Vacation and time-off privilege*. Write Box 45 c/o Decatur Democrat. Include phone, address, gge, etc. 280-4 t WANTEls—'Mimeographing work Professional equipment Save money on letter*, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Heller Building. 244-tl WANTED: Wa>hinKM and ironings. Phone 6022. MISCELLANEOUS WHY WORRY: About winter when you can have the all season Thermoseal Combination storm and screen window Installed. Have It pay for Itself in fuel savings alone. Call us for free estimates. Arnold A Klenk. phone 436. 270-ts BEWING MACHINE All makes, guaranteed jobs. We make covered button*, covered belt buckles, do hemstitching and machine buttonhole*. Boardman* 223 North First. 283t25x remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. Wo pay all phone charges. The Stadley Product* Co. 15-ts Farm LdANR->rm iaiM farm loans for 8 to 88 years at 4% lat There I* no expense to borrower. The borrower can pay any amount at any time. Cail mo or drop mo a lino and I will call on you. C. D. Lewton. T

'Vjjp BURK Elevator Co. Oscatur • Paterson « Monros THANK YOU! The time of year Is here again, when we want to express our hearty thank you to our customers and friend*, it has been a pleasure to sell you choice Used Automobile*. It is our purpose to serve you with the best In the future, to the best ot our abilities. BUSCHE MOTOR SALES Phon* 975 303 North 9th St

THIMBLE THEATER - - (*R OVER HIM, EITHER T. •- •' ■ / I'LL LET HIM U I WIMPY. HAVE 1 j/-/ POPEYE, STOP I(l PUT (T IN A ) AS 1 z" 5 " (jAORRY a WHILE YA BEEN IN MEj -1 BEING SO SUS- ’\ IU * T? O\Z KAT A a «a . . as 7IT SERVES HIM CABIN 7> PIGOUS/ YOU* . WHAT ’M HOLZ'?) A Toy BALLOON !! Tr-Sr for. r ?) mL money is safe B j&fwHEPEsT? ■SKiT sSJZTARE < ■ wyr/ i&z’ 1 - lOL — sJ —LHF-J i.SR- M KSI Sf R® Taft ISM. toaf >«*.»• Im *«IJ ngl., mr,m4 II i V 1 / j-tAfc. ' BLONDIE Now Showing—“NEST EGG!” I W cant you lone of the first rules in good L-— Z ? v^icMppt 1 ) l~ SWEEP ) HOUSEKEEPING *S THAT A GTI C ,T 1 s - “-7 < AROUND * C”*— WIFE SHOULD NEVER v-> E7?\comes/J t^JA DeAR, r I I >T\me?.J I” SWEEP AROUND X PI Jf / V r T Z •' I FuXttdl ‘I •SLf' hljSBa N?Z* r!-'LAT, -■ Lv “ *-. !•»■-« *»*«■ *. IC-3 ».|» . ■ ■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■ &■«■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■•'«* I “In the last analysis—THE ANALYSIS—comes first " This dues not [ mean a recommendation to buy every form of insurance but assures you » I experienced counsel in filling your need for essential protection. Insurance A&encv I ——2 1 J

■oepHal Patleato ' There were 18,257.402 admissions exclusive of out-patient* and newborn Infant* In U. B. hospital* In IMS. This is equivalent to 12 3 per cent of the total population according to the U. 8. census of IMO. Since 19M th* admissions in th* hospitals registered by the American Medical SHoclstrtn have mor* than doubled in number. The greatest annua! gain occurred tn IM3 when an tocreaso of 2,829.088 was reported. Th* following year showed an Increase of #82,180 while th* present survey Indicates a Mt gain ot 220,554 in comparison with 1944. Fat Waste Careless measurements, hit-and-miss method* and unreliable recipe* all may contribute to fat waste. A carelessly made eake that terns out an unappetising failure, tor example, Is a waste not only of tai but of precious flour and sugar. o - — Reap hcrape A good way to use old soap scrape is to grate them into chips on a household grater, or put them through the food chopper. Or they may be placed in water in a jar, and in a short time a bottle of liquid toap useful for many purposes will have been collected. Keep toilet soap scraps in one container for use as shampoo or for washing lingerie, and kitchen soap* in another for bard cleaning.

NOTICE TO T»XPSt EOS OS' aitorriov *i. arcHoi-Hi stiovs Noth* I* herrtiy slvrn the «»*- pnyrra of Fr<-n<-h township, .Vlurrm County, Indians: that th- proper l»Kal officer* of raid municipality at their r-gular m-rtlna place on the Sth day of Innrmbrr Hit* at 7:*U I'M will cnnaldrr the followltiK additional appropriations which Mild officer* cnnaldrr necessary to rn«-et the eMtraordlnary enierKcney -sixthly at thia time No, 12-—lUpalra of bnlldinr- Sion.no No. 14—S*< hl. furnl A Painlp. 535.00 No. 2i—i.ight a power so.oe No. 22 -Janitor aarvlee 50,00 No. 2*—Pay of tear-hern , 300.00 Taxpayers appearlna at xuch meet. In* xhall have a right to he lieurd thereon. I.oren Heller Trnatee of Preach Towaehlp. Nov. 24— Dre. 3 e NOTKS: OS' SPPtDNTWfcINT SMI m AI.IFKSTIOX or SIH* IV ING PARTNER Notice la hereby «lven that the urider*l*n<-d haa been appointed and hax qualified aa xtirvlvln* partner of the firm of Joyce h? Ellentairser and William Sfoacr, doing buelncM nt DMCATCB MCPER RKRVIcy; STATION and also ax Gt'LF RUPKR SKItVICE Hl ATION of Decatur, Indiana Maid partnership la probably aolvent. William Moxer hurrtvlaa Pertsev Clyde O. Troutaer, Clerk tdarnx t lrralt t'aert. Ceeee Na. 4Mrl Adame t lrrell < oert. 11. Ilerdetle < Mater. Aftaraey. Dec. 3—lo .i* CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago. Dec. 3 — (l’P> — (USDA) — Livestock: Hogs: 14,000; slow; 25-GOc lower. Good and choice 180-300 lbs. 24.60-24,90; top 25.00 spa|'lngly'. Other weight* scarce. Sows Me lower; good and choice mostly 23.2523.50. Cattle: 8,500; calves: 1,000; active. Strictly good and choice steers and yearlings atrong; top 32.50. Nothing strictly choice: medium and good steer* 30 06 down; heifers 24.00 down; cows and bulls 25-50 c higher; most cu'ters 9.50-11 50; beef cows 12.5015.50; strictly good to 18.00. Choice vealers strong to 1.00 higner; up to 23.00; other steady. Stock cattle slow; steady; mostly 15.50-17.75. Sheep: 4,500; no early sales slaughter lambs; asked generally 50c higher or more than 25.00 for best wooled lamb*. Few early bids; steady. Scattered small lots native slaughter ewe* steady at 9.00 down.

Ship Missing With 15 Crewmen Aboard Drifting Lifeboat Holds Two Bodies San Pedro. Cat. Dec. 3—(UP)— A last letter tram the skipper of • missing ship, whoae papers were found in a drifting lifeboat with two decomposed bodies, indlcsted today that he feared a mutiny aboard the vessel The 869-ton Costa Rican motor ship Pacific*, with 15 men aboard, had ant been heard from since It sailed from Guatemala Nov. 12. Coast guard officers believed it foundered In the violent storms which ewept the coast of lower California and Mexico last month. The steel lifeboat containing two bodies and papers of three men known to have been aboard the coastal veesel was sighted by the fishing boat Sun Beauty of San Diego and towed to Port Angeles. Mexico, 1.600 miles south of here The bodies were too decomposed td be recognlxoble. One appeared to have been dbimembered. one report said one ot the bodies was that of a woman. The papers listed the names of Capt. Kenneth G. Maclean, 53. San Pedro, master of the Pacifica. Alejandro Sehilla, 23, c<wta Rican interpreter for MacLeati. and Luis E. Benavides Rodrigues, 21, Coluin bis, an oiler. Mr*. Mac Lean said her husband's laet letter, written the day before he sailed, told her he had encountered “crew trouble.” Although one man who was In the brig when the Pacifica left here Sept. 29 was discharged, there were "several other bad ones," the letter said. After finding of the lifeboat, the navy eurvey transport U. 8. 8. Bowditch reported uncharted wreckage on the beach al Magdalena Point. 600 miles south of here. A coast plaue left Immediately to investigate. The Pacifica, owned by Jack L. Hook, Jr., of Los Angeles, and operated hy bin Marine Shipping and Trading Co., was carrying 104 tons of bananas and 100.VOU feet of hardwood on deck. Mac-Lean's letter expressed fear* that wilh the heavy load the ebip would "roll In a heavy sea like a drunken sailor on xkid row.”

Recover Fata Remnanta of cooking fat In eanz should be melted down and poured out for use before the can i( thrown away. The last drop of oil ihould be extracted from bottler Pan drlppingi left from cooking meat zheuld be tcraped out, and the part that has “browned on” loosened by heating with a Uttle water and then savsd tor gravy, soup or sauces. Too often these flavorful drippings go into the dish pan rather than ths gravy bowl. 0 Ca«lng Eggs Eggs should not be cased until they have been cooled to 85 degrees F. or less. The higher the temperature, the quicker the eggs should be gathered after they are laid. It may be necesaary to add moisture to the egg storage room, and this can be done by sprinkling the floor with water. Some producers are building a sand box with a slatted top to hold the egg baskets and cases, then are keeping the sand damp.

■crape Off Fat Give more attention to scraping dishes, pan* and containers ot fat. A rubber-tipped dish seraper of ths type selling again at kitchen supply counter* i* on* of the best utondi* for removing that last bit of f*t —or any other food. Trade In s Good Town - Decatur

PUBLIC SALE I will sell at Public Auction 5 mile* East of Willshire, Ohio, 1 mile* Wi st of Rockford, Ohio, on Road No. 33. Thursday, December 5, 1946 Commencing at t#:0O A. M. — HEAD OF CATTLE — Holstein Cnw 8. wilh calf by side; Guernsey Cow 5, been treat! 4 weeks; Red Cow 6. milking 4 kul. per day; While Cow 5. Be fresli February 5; Red Heifer 19 mo.. Bred In August; Holstein Cow 1. ranging 5 gal per day; Brown Swiss Cow duo to freshen In J* n “* r F» Guernsey A Jersey Cow 7. milking 5 gal per day; Guernsey A Shorts horn Cow 6. Be fresh January ; Guernsey A Shorthorn Cow 4. Been fresh 3 mo.; Two extra good Guernsey heifers bred; Jersey Cow 4, milking 3 gal per day: Spotted heifer 18 mo. old. Bred; Guernsey heifer 15 mo old. Bred; Red heifer 15 mo old. Bred; Holstein Cow 4, Registered, Canadian Mercedes Breeding, will freshen in April; Regietered Holstein 3 yr old. Freshen In February. Canadian Breeding; Holstein Cow 3. <-alf by side. Holstein Cow 5. Fresh by sale day; HoN stein Cow 5. milking good These Holstein* are Bang* Tested. Four Helfers 8 mo. old; one Jersey; One Holstein A 1 Guernsey heifer, < mo old; Guernsey heifer, freshen In January; Hereford Bull 2 year, corn fed. RIDING HORSE—Grey Riding Mare, saddle and bridle. HOGS 2 large Sows with pigs by side; 29 pigs 10 weeks old; Hog# are all imniuned. FEED 2tm bales Alfalfa hay; 2541 bales Wheal straw; 50 bale# second cut alfalfa hay; 2 bu. Big English clover seed. TRACTOR A IMPLEMENTS McDeerlng 10-20 traitor. mwhl; Rosenihall 2 roll Corn Hhredder; McDeering Corn Binder, used 2 seasons; McDeerlng 1-P single row Pull type Corn Picker on rubber, good; New Idea side delivery rake and New Idea hay louder, l*oth good as new; ABis-Chalmer* tractor corn planter with fertiliser attachment. uxe<| one season; McDeering rubber tired wagon, good; McDeerlng Little Genius 14" Tractor Plow, good; Case 8 ft. grain Binder; 84 tooth Moline. Harrow; Roderick Lean rotary hoe; Wagon Box; Wagon and grain bed; 2 wheel trailer with 8 ply tires and large bed; McDeerlng Hammer Mill; Rubber tired wagon A bed; Smedley 8 hole hog feeder; Nover Freexe hog fountain; tank heater; Hand corn shelter; Deiaival No. 12 Electric Cream Separator. first class; One Row corn cultivator with fertiliser attachment. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Child's roll top desk and chair, new. Minnesota drop head sewing machine, 3 burner Oil Ftove; Kitchen table and 4 chairs; Spartan 6 tube console radio; Extension dining table; Buokcase; 2 Rockers; Sausage Grinder. THRMB-CABH. / 4'* , Robert Gephart * ' y „ OWNER Roy S. Johnson—Auctioneer Ned Johnson—Auctioneer . j . . 1 Melvin Liechty—Auct. A Sale Equipment ' * • Bryce Daniels—Clerk • f - Lunc h by Church Ladies, * ' PUBLIC AUCTION MODERN 10 ROOM HOUSE /*’ RESIDENCE and BUSINESS LOCATION BLUFFTON, INDIANA Thursday, Dec. 5 • 1:30 p. m. LOGATEO—3I2 West Market St n et. Bluffton, Indiana. Or. second House West of the business section on the south side of street. Twa Lots fronting on Market and Walnut streets. MODERN HOME, 5 rooms and bath on first floor. 3 rooms and bath on second floor. Basement, New Furnace, Nuw Plumbing, liouau hag been newly (tainted and Is in good repair. A FINE HOME or is arranged for TWO NICE APARTMENTS. f AN IDEAL RESIDENTIAL OR BUSINESS LOCATION. TERMS: 15% day of sale, balance upon delivery of good title. ‘ J J. W. Hartman J. F. Sanma##—Auctioneer OWNER C. W. Kent—Sale* Manager Sale conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. * M Decatur, Indiana. , . J

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Women Workers In 1870, #0 per cent of al! non* agricultural working women in the United States were domestic »ervants. Lees then 1 per cent held clerical position*, 6 4 per cent were in th* principal professions end !7.| per cent were factory worker*.