Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 12, Decatur, Adams County, 15 January 1947 — Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 15, 1947

Market reports fW '"'©AILY RtFORY OF LOCAL ■WD FOREIGN MARKET* Corrected JtoL 15 IO m H» 22.5® tt to 860 lb*. e*--• 22.25 to 271 UM- — 2200 ”* to 3M Mm ....... 21.60 •*•» to 400 tbs. „....— 20-76 to 1«O lbs. 21.50 to 140 lbs —...—. 20.50 R b* 17.00 r* .......................10.00 Is (choice) 20.00 ilia rllpga —-- 10.00 •h* -- 5 5 " <*ate Wed A Sts. MURRAY a co. PMAO3G7 s ’ V corrected Jxn. 15 ;to BSS lbs- - - 23.15 u to 240 lb*. ees.nsu. «.«esotte*ll ■■■ 22.90 Hfe to 200 tbs. 22 65 * ■ to 280 lbs. 22 15 J* to 200 lbs. _ 21.65 to 400 lbs. - 28.90 11b*. up 10 90 to IM lb*. 20 90 to 150 lbs. 18.90 down «, — 18-90 fb* ) sto 360 Mm. —... 17 90 ff to 500 lbs. .. 17 45 0 to 700 lbs. 16 40 s 15.00 •v* 10 00 ’*.to .... 25.00 b* 20.00 WHOLESALE EM* AND POULTRY QUOTATION* Furnthed by rCATUR PRODUCE CO. Phono 2*o Corrected Jan. 15 sat Receipt Scff* 3* ty bees - — ■■ - 25 ry opringer* —_ -27 torn bens — - -15 c springww eeeeeedMkoee***--' •••••• .27 a 20 rod s*riß*ete —— 3* hl LOCAL ERAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Beans subject to change during day. m *rlcod delivered 01 Olovator. ■w Corrected Jan. 15 2 Wheat .—. 2 1s «' 1 Wheat 2.19 ° - Soy Desna 32 5 Oats / see* «•« fa-* Corn — - 1-75 ito 3rate: .01 per bushel loss. Corn: .04 per W* lose. Lo.b. tom. GRAHI~RRICIB ~ tome County F. Co-Op’s >aM BemoMoneeo-Wllilamo ui * Corrected Jan 15 11 • 1 * ....... e*-—“ ••»•—..•• -i7 * No- 2 3.05 ll for ryo prioee. - ST ■ 1 ■ *' MANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK liacapoM*. Jan. 15 H l* tarM — Livestock: ,V go 5,00*: fairly active; 160 • ip 21 to I* higher; lighter « Ito and nows steady, several choice weights 180 225 lb* to era 28.75-84,00; bulk good end inc e 160-288 lb* 28X0; 225 240 1” '3.M; 240-240 lbs 28.00 ; 2«o- - 22.75; 280-300 lbs 22.50; up 52.0002.tt; 100-160 lbs 1 ,22.60; early sales sows m05t-....,i.00-l8.00; choice lightweights u* 25. '• tie 1.8O0; calves 400; steers »-*■ heifers fairly active, little * to; small lots Moi< r steers “ 80.00; sererni Seeds top medto mostly good light steers 21X0: moot Medium 16.00 , bet lo*A 8«*od heifers 22.50; oth- , .wall iota medium to Rood 20.00; cows about steady; lota top medium and good 10.00; bulk coaiMon and intj£ in 11 75-14 25; candors and entIG 9XO-11.60; veaters fairly art ! * iteady; good and choice 28“'•'too. -ep 1.600; hardly enough for larket test, but Indication- asteady; Cow eieice natives medium to good 21.00 200; _ j medium to good 88 lb fed 4l ' - lambi 22 65; afeughter ewe* ly, 7.50 down ■ O' ■■■>■■ 11 )RT WAYNE LIVESTOCK I Wayne. Ind., torn. 15 —(CP) eatoek: m: 100-88* too I’’.25. 240-2*o lb* 81. .’6<> 2xn lb /h. 280-800 lbs 28.50 3W-360 lb« 250-400 Ww 18; roughs 18; »■ * 14.60. res; choice 2*. f iba: caoteo 88. e»e* 7; ./ WnMHK »«: choteo IMI. -<«od 18-18; m 15-10 common 12-14. ferst choice 18-89; good 18edinm 14 15: eonim-... imj -s: s *«d and Ohoice 12-13; m I*l2. tMiuect* sad cutter* is: g»od tori whoxe )4AO- »• , medium 58-14.1 common 1! s>t ■ r vi'-'-

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LOCAL CLAMIFIEU ADVERTISING RATED For 85 words or lose: 1 time 60s; 8 times 750 i 8 times 81; * times 81.76. Rates Quoted are for consecutive insertions. No clarified ads accepted or aklpday schedule. Rato lor 10 Point BLACK FACE Is 5c per word tor insertion. Copy must bo la office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline to 8 a. an. FORBALE SPRAGUE FURNITURE BTOREHotteet Value Spot in Northern Indiana. Drop In and see how many dollars we can save you. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 11-TF PREMIER SWEEPERS With attachments now available. Drop in or call for a personal demonstration of this modern home appliance. Haugk Hosting A Appliances. 301-ts FOR SALE—Seven room, recently painted home on North Second. Ha* approximately three aers* of ground making unusual opportunity for person wanting truck garden a* well as enjoying city convenience*. Bob Heller, Realtor. Phone 870, Heller Building. 297-ts JUST RECEIVED— whipment of living room suites chuck full of spring* New styles, latest cover*. Liberal trade-in allowance for your old suite. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 11-3 t FOR SALE — California sunkiat seedless orange*, sise 288, 2 do*. 35 cents. Coppesa Corner. 11 3t-x FOR SALE -1 Durham and Jersey cow. Will freshen soon. ‘4 mite east of Bteeke church. Roy Bleoke. 11 g 3t-x FOR SALE Oood solid cord wood for fuel. See Ernest Fiaher, 1-2 mile east of Pleasant Mill*, or for information call 984. 10g3t-x FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet truck with 1942 motor. A-l condition. 8-1/2 tires. Good grain bed. Phone 7664, 121 North 16th St. 10 3t-x FOR SALE — Apples; Delicious, winesap*. Jonathons, Mclntosh, winter banana. Coppess Corner. 11 Bt-x FOR SALE—I94O Mester Del.nxe Chevrolet, radio, heater and defraeter. Good clean car. 854 Dierkee St. 10-Btx FOR SALE—Cattle doga. rat dogs, pet doge. Harry Reed, 1 mile north 1 utile cast of Bluflton, Ind. 10-8 t I ~, FOR SALE — Truck and passenger car tire*. We trade. Def luster fan*. 15.95. Coppess Corner. 11 3t-x FOR SALK—High grade Holstein bull*. William Reichert. Motr roe. 7gl2tx FOR SALE— Red Springe—We have over one hundred seta of coil and box springs. Priced from 12.50 to 49.50. Litteral trade-in allowance for your old spring. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. H-3t FOR~SALE — Potatoes: Cuts 81.15 per I<M) lb*.: B aixe 11.25 per 100 lbs. U. 8. No. 1 82 25 per 1(M) lbs. Coppess Corner. 11 3t-x FOR SALE — Decatur Broiler Chicks hatching now every week, early broilers pay dividend*. Order Decatur U. 8. Pullorum controlled chicks now for Feb. to May delivery. Get your preferred date order early. Decatur Hatchery. Phone 497. 8 8t NEW SUPPLY SEAT covers; Plymouth motors: radios; tire* (60018). <550-16), (600-18 truck). (55017). (550-18), (700-iS). (700-16). <BSC 10). Macklin* Super Service. Chrysler - Plymouth. B<r-3t FOR SALE-Brooder house. 10 X 18; fimt class condition. Also 500 chick, electric Jemesway brood er. Ed’s A PhUs Place- Phone 8553. 10-3tx FOR BALK — « room aeml-modern house in Crainville. Write or *«e Ralph Gerber. Craigvllie. Indiana. 12 8t x Jt’ST - RECEIVED — Giant else clothes hampers; assorted color*. pearl lop- 87.49. Gamble*. IS 3t EAES FOR SALE — Registered Hampshire. 826.50 emh. Ramitouillet. 880- Grade Corrriate. 825. To lamb in April. C. G. Griffith. Van Wert, O. ll* ft* AUTOMATIC Waterlitotors, gas. electric, end buttle gm Waler Heaters Now tn stock Haugk Healing A Appliances. 1* TF FOif SALE U»s7 Jmrt received ehipment of •«tasu r «d Wliton ru*». Stea 9 * 12. Setter hurry

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QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds “I work ell day figuring out a budget—and you come home and tell me you got a better job with a Democrat Want Ad!" *» FOrTaLE — White Rock pullet laying hens. Priced to sell. Coppea* Corner. 11 Bt-x FOR SALE W.C. Allls-Chalmeiw tractor. Model B John Deere tractor. J-D tractor plow Gerber Implement Store. Your Allis dealer U. S. 27. Decatur. 11-3 t FOR SALE -15 cu. ft. Deep Freexe. Also wrapping neper for your meat- Gerlier Implement Store. U. 8. 27. Decatur. 11-5 t FOR SALE— Breakfast seta—Just received large truck load of chrome breakfast seta. Yoru choice of wood, porcelain, plastic and plastex top*. High quality merchandise and reasonably priced. Liberal trade-in allowance for your old breakfast aet. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 1 l-3t FOR SALE — All used. Stove*, range. Estate heater, laundry, electric motor, gas motor, washer, radio and electric Iron. Phone 95, 110 Jefferson. Kitchen Sales A Service. 4—ts FOR SALE—Bed Room Suites - Just received two mapie bedroom suite*. Your choice of twin or full size bed. Liberal trade-in allowance for your old suite. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 11-3 t FOR SALE — Estey piano, like new. 48 Base accordion. Ernest Anderson. 3 miles south, 1 mile east Pleasant Mill*. 11 2t-x FOR SALE — Lady's tan fleece coat size 16. 2 pair* low heel pump*, black and brown, size 9 triple A. Phone 1262. 11 2t x WANTED — to work in laundry, 40 hour* work week. Phone 1149, 127 South 9th Street. 11 6t FOR SALE — Juat arrived shipment large size genuine Estate Heatrola*. the original cabinet heater, with Intensi-Fire Air Duct, exclusive feature. See Decatur Hatchery, dealer. Phone 497. 11 5t FOR SALE—FueI oil heating stoves; large and small sizes, like new. Phone ll* 8663. Fort Wayne, 4441 Holden St. llt’ix

WANTED SEWING MACHINE Repairing - All makes, guaranteed Jobe. We make covered buttons, covered belt buckles, do hemstitching and machine buttonholes. Boardmans 223 North First. 1-26 U APPLIANCE SERVICE — If we can’t fix it throw it away. We repair all make* of waahers eweepers, irons, and other email appliance*. White wringer roll* for all make* of washer*. Arnold A Klenk. phone 463. 97-ts WANTED We have an opening In Adam* County for a man who knows fanner* and livestock feed Ing. Thi* proposition includes selling a high qualty mineral feed and auppliftt direct to fanner*. Write in detail to box 63 c/o Democrat. 123 t WANTED—T» rent 2 or 3 locin apartment. Mrs. It E. Moore, Rice Hotel. 12-3tx WANTED -"Miffieographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letter*, sale* messages, program*, form*, etc. Joan Cowan, Phono 870, Holler Building. 344tl WANTED - Stenographer in h«wpital deportment. Must be young woman with attractive personality. * ingle, high school graduate, age 18 to 30 year*. Good salary. Paid vacation. Complete maintenance furnished. Ft. Wayne State School. Ft. Wayne. Ind. 10 3t WANTED TO RENT- House with 2 or more bedrooms No chlkiien. Phone 1V46 H-ts MAN WANTED — Vetbran prefer red. Intelligent, of good character. beady with «xds. interested in boltied gas distribution in this vicinity. Exceptional opportunity tor right man. Applicatkm by mail only Indiana Bullied Gao Co, Boz IL Pera. Ind. !• 81 Z?.’L r

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WANTED — Shepherd and collie pup*. Ail size* and age*. Call Roy Blceke. 845 G. 11 g 3t-x WANTED- 3 or 4 room unfurnished apartment, modern. Must be close In. Write % Box 62, Democrat. H-b3tx WANTED -- Ride to International Harvester 3:30 to 13. Phone 6311. 12 g 3t WANTED —To clean cisterns, wash window* and clean out chimneys. Frank Straub, telephone 210. U-a3tx WANTED — Interior painting and decorating. Floor Handing and finiKhing. Also. Kemtone plastic plasteiing done by experienced and careful worker*. For estimate call 8083 or 5652. 12 g 3t< FOR RENT~ FOR RENT — 3 room unfurnished apartment with hath. Mr*. Mar-* tin Huser. phone 736, Monroe. 12 g it MISCELLANEOUS WHY WORRY: About winter when you can have the all season Thermoses! Combination storm and screen window installed. Have it pay for itself in fuel saving* alone. Call u* for free estimates. Arnold A Klenk, phone 436. 270-ts INCOME TAX SERVICE — By a former Internal Revenue Agent. L. J. Woodruff. 1005 Russell St. Decatur. 11 3t-z FARMERS "attention—Wo remove dead horse*, cow*, hog*, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay ail phone charge*. The Stadley Product* Co. 15-ts 0 Markets At A Glance By United Pres* Stoclw Irregular in quiet trading. Bond* Irregularly lower: U- 8. government* not traded Curb stock* Irregularly higher. Wheat, corn, oat* and barley future* easier Cattle steady, hogs and sheep higher. 0 hOTI< K U»- FIX AL MITTLKMKXT <«•• K«r»TE VO. WJS 'N<>tl< <• l» hereby given to the creditor*, heir* and legatee* of Ell*al»eth E Koan, <te<-..a*<-'l to appear In th<- Adam* Circuit Court, held at iMvat ir. Indiana, on the 10th day of February. 19<7. and ahnw <au*o. It any, win tin FINAL SETTLEMENT aCCOFNTM with th* e«tate <>r >ald decedent ebonld not be approved, and »ald heir* ar<notified to then an there make proof of helrahlp. and receive their distributive ahare* Harvey Koo*. Eserotor Deratar. ladlaaa. Jaa. 14. lIHT Attwrary John 1.. Ilriu«« Jan. 15—22 0 Trade In a Good Town — Decatur N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 8:30 to 11:30 12:80 to 6:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 *yoe Exsmlnod Glaaoes Fitted Cash Coal, Feed W & Supply Monroe at Eighth Phone 32 trade In a Good Town — Oecatu*

£ WHEN Dll) YOU .MOVE LAST? There’s no time like moving day to realize how much your ’’worldly I ffuodM” have increased. Bui you don’t have to move to get a fresh inven- > _ tory. Take that inventory now. then check to see if you have adeqaate IHSUITdHCG ftMCV insurance. Or r wooia toaw ■a w■ rft ■•■ ■ ■ ■ •.•••■■■■■■■ooooooooooood l ■■■■■* THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—“KNlGHT OF THE GARTER" — \HAVE PECIPEP ' VOYAGE ON THISy HERE'S A PIECE OF \ r NOT £MAhASE > POPEYE, I INVITED YOU TO COME 4 . ( YOU ARE NOT ’ EART' WILL BE) / METAL —IT LOOKS JWE SUBJECT’J ( ! Hi w A— ■,. (■. K* 1., u«. 4. - l lhki» ■ 1 . . i*o 1 BLONDIE T1 MBEKI »**HI /BuOOE T-ESE Z -xT N*E and ) (T TASTES--STICK THIS y PENCILS SIT INTWE STE I LEET-OVER CASSOTS )> ru. PUT \ SPAGHETTI AND LAMS I C SHAPPENER J s f ANO THESE PEAS /(them in / — a J" — gam/'*, —7/* x <gm. /' a [ wiu.tastbgood)'* » "bTI fKiL ? ; BFX. w 1 < i i I <! • I .. , • f /t * mmigi HHBKHEBi sMtojiXar ■* « a 1

Soft Coal Industry May Ask For Parley May Negotiate For New Coal Contract Washington, Jan. 15.—(UP) — Government sources predicted today Dial A part of the soft cosl industry will ask John L. l-ewta to negotiate a new contract before the March 31 strike deadline set by his united mine worker* One official said he looked for overture* to Lewi* next month from northern and middle western operator*. Southern and far western producers. however, served notice they were unwilling to negotiate for the present. First they want the supreme court to rule on Lewis’ appeal against his contempt conviction, based on his failure to prevent she 17-day strike last November. And then they want to give lhe new con'gr«*» a chance to consider legislation outlawing union welfare funds, unionization of supervisory workers and other laltor 'tub*. set March 31 for the termination of hi* present contract with the government when lie called off the November walkout. The government is considering returning the mine* to private management April 1. However. If the supreme court hold* that the government hast power to use injunctions to prevent strike*, the government may hang on to the mines after April 1 to forestall a new stoppage It has authority to hold the pits until June 30.

XOTKH OF FIVII. sirni.HWEVT of KsrtTt: mi. .-turn Notice I* h< reby alven to the creditors, heir* and legatee* of Ham Brook*. <lec« *»<•<! to appear In the Adams ('lreult Court, h»lrf nt Decatur. Indiana, on tic *th day <>f February. Dll, and show- * a'ls*-. B atty, why the FINAL ACCurNTS with the estate "f said decedent should not be approved: and said he|r« are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive share*. Warr Rrseln. »<lmlwl*«rat«.r Oeeatur. Indiana. Jan. 14. IltdT. t<torne> w. K. FrnnlkrOstlnr Fort Maine. Indlnnn .. ... Jan. 15—23 NOTH I Ol Fla il. SETTI.F.WF.VT OF F.WI 4TF wo. ttot Notice Is hereby given to the ertoitors, heir* and legatees of .la<’ob Koos, deceased to appear In the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the inth day of February, Ist I. and «»>'•«!' any. whv the FINAI. KF.TI LhMl-.NT Al •mt’NTS with th- estate of <«ld decedent should not he approved; and said heir* are notified to th'-n and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares tlarvry Kmo*. F.aeeolor lleenfnr, Indlnnn. Jan. 11. lIHT. Attorney John 1.. Betos* Jan. |.»—32 a ■ ■ Nttril H TO HlltilKlia N<dl-o I* hereby alv-n that the Board of b -ol 111' City of De-atur. Adams Courtly, ludlona, will up to the hour of toe I’M. on Monday. January 2*. I»I7. at lb* office "f the CID S 'per Intendeilt of School*, receive *e'il- <1 l»i'ln f'T three carload "f 'wo Inch nut ami slack dedusted stoker cal. Corn|d, le spe. |- sh at lon* are available at the above niymtloned office. Kaeh bid Io he ac oinpanled by a •rrtlfled check payable to the Board of S< h 'l'rustees In an amount equivalent to five percent of said bid Bld* iiiii-I l» *ubmitt.<l on Form SA a* prescrllrril by the Slate Board of Accounts, whb h forms may he scored at the ->ffl< e of the 'Tty Superintendent of School*. The Board reserves the right Io reject any or all bids. Hr order "f the Board of S-hool Trustees, this 6th day of January. I’.'l’. Hua rat of school Trn*lrr* of lhe setenol < tty of Iterator. Indiana H> I T. t.reaa McFarland, ser'y Jan. S—ls

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago. Jia. 15 — (UP) — (ÜBWA I—Livestock: Hogs: 11.0<M>; active. Weight under 250 lbs. mostly 25c higher; heavier, 25-50 c higher; top 23.50 Bulk good and choice 180-240 lbs. 23.25- most 240-270 lbs. 23.0023.50. Some 270-300 lb* 22.75-23.0 t). Two loads 200-230 lbs 22.50-22.75. Sow* around 25c higher. Bulk good Choice 19 00-19 50; few 19.75. Cattle: 12.000; calve*. 800. Fed steer and heifers “low. steady. Top steers 29.00 for average-choice. Bulk medium and good 19.60-25.00; few good to choice 25.00-28 00. Medium and good heifers 17.00-22.50; best heifers 27.00. Cow* weak to 25c lower. Canners and cutters 9.25- Beef cow* 11.50-15.00. Bulls steady at 16.25 down. Vealer* strong; top 27.00. Sheep: 4.000; lamb* 25c higher. Good and low-choice 23.25-23 50; some higher. Three load* g(»od and choice fed yearlings 18.00. Slaughter ewe* scarce. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur AIN'T IT FUNNV HOW Th' size of some VESTS DEPtNDS OH how much Twelve got IN THEIR 5 POCKET. I vtt'vffaoat fffatua** tti J Having an unheated liou*e isn't runny! Come to the HAUGK HEATING A APPLIANCE Store for WillianiMon coal furnace*, ga* furnaces, and oil conversion burner*. you need to make your home comfortable the year-'round. We al*o repair and clean your furnaces. Heating System*—Water System* Water Softener* Notice! We are buying all grade* of paper stock at present market price*. Also want Scrap Iron, Rag*, Rubber, Batteriei, Auto Radiotore, Bra**, Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, Lead Babbitt, etc. We accept Wire anw Tin—But NOT tin cane. Wo are also buyers of beef hides, calf skin, cheep pelts, tallow, feta, greases, oils, lard, etc. The Maier Hide & Fur Co. 710 W. Monroe St. Phone 442

CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Jan. 2.1IHB; Jfanh 3.10210%; May 1.97; July 1.78%. Corn: ton. 132*.-%; March 130%-%; May 1.89-1.29%; July 1.37%. Oats: March 77-77%; May 7070%: July 63%; Sept. 60%.

FINISH THE JOB!” I You can’t folk on a tele- U> phone Ihot'v not con- g cl vSs' aocted. And th* tod fA t// 1 fact is that, while tele- j®,/ 1 S phono InaUtMUri* or* ”] Jf f becoming moro plenti- v fuL they wo not the -- -, whole answer Io our / /l\f problem. Lack of coble J/j . '/J || aridoontraloHke equip- I most prevents our com- .. j/j ■ plating the installation. \ - W j 1 | So, we ask your con- ( ! I - tlnued patience until we B can come bock ond fin- :• ish the job.

Citizens Telephone Co. Public Auction A* 1 am working in Decatur. I will sell the following at Public Auction % mile South and % mile Eu*t of Adam* County Farm Home; 4% mile* Southeast of Decatur or 3 mile* North and 2% miles Eaxt of Monroe. Friday, January 17, 1947 at 12:00 Neon C6T 20—HEAD CATTLE—2O BESSIE. Brown Swiss At Guernsey Cow. 4. calf by side, 6 gal. cow; JOSIE. Brown Swiss Cow, 5, calf by side. 5 gal. tow; BROWNIE. Brown Swiss Cow, 5, due by sale day; GRANDMA, Brown Swiss Cow, 4, due by sale day; PET. Red Cow. 5, due by sale day. 6 gal. cow; DIZZY. Brown Swiss Cow, 3, due March 10; BEAUTY. Brown Swiss Cow, 2. due May 2; Brown Swiss Heifer, due March 3 with first calf; Red heifer due March 1; 2 yearling Brown Swiss Heifer*, open; 4 Brown Swiss Helfers, 5 • 9 mo. old; Black heifer. 4 mo. old; Brown Swiss Calf, 3 mo. old. full blooded; Bull calf, 3 mo. old; Heifer calf; Registered Brown Swiss Bull, 22 mo. old. Thi* is a good herd ot cattle. I raised them. 60—HEAD H(N>S—«O Pure Bred Hampshire 6 Hampshire Sow* due March 1 with second litter; 2 Hampshire Sows due April 1 with second litter; Hampshire Boar, I yr. old; 35 head feeders, 100 120 lb*.; 16 head feeders, 70 lb*. Hogs are good thrifty, high quality. HAY & GRAIN B<* bale* second cutting Alfalfa; 50 balls Wheat Straw; 50 bales Oat Straw. z — IMPLEMENTS — TRACTOR. OUTFIT: 1939 Model “CC" Case tractor, good rubber, in first class condition and cultivator attachment; Little Genius 3 bottom tractor plow, new last spring; Superior 12 disc fertilizer gram drill with tractor hitch, best of condition; Hoil Fitter Rotary hoe; J Deere 7 ft. tractor dl«c, good: 2 wheeled stock trailer; Walking Plow; Set Harness; 2 ten gal. milk cans; Hay Rope; Miscellaneous articles. TERMS—CASH. Ora Ratcliff OWNER Roy H. Johnson A Son—Auctioneer* Melvin E. IJechty—Auct. A Sale Equipment Hrycc Daniels—Clerk. "Not Responsible for Accidents.”

Dog* which have been %tead’’ for a* long an eight mlnutea have been revived in laboratory experiment* reported by the Encyclopedia Britannica 1946 Year Book. A pump to replace heart action, stimulant drug* and artificial respiration were uned

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