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fcßeports gaß For .... Brepcrt OF local HKJreign markets MURRAY & CO. k 5..;.)! March 31 H,,. K 2415 S' i"- z4 ?° in., 2J>s ° K ib. MS ... «®SO Mr BE 2200 HE ........... 11.60 a* Sat. I 2500 ...- 11 .06 jjff 6.00 SgR STOCK YARDS <”> March 31 ■B>;, 26 Kn lb., 25.75 lb. . .... 25.25 |Hpc lb-. 25.00 Kir lbs. 24.50 Hup 3-7 b lbs 21.50 B9. r >i>>* lbs. - 21.25 MB > lbs. 21.00 ■ 11.00 R 18.00 R 21.06 R S) esale egg and Retry quotations IgT Furnished by sßtur produce co. ■ Phone 380 ted March 31 Rrcc< ipt Eggs -«7 - .28 bens — .17 .11 SKringers >2B R... 1« Ral grain market RtK elevator co. subject to change g during day. Ea delivered at elevator. ted March 31 ■n: .03 per bushel !•■*. ■n: .04 per 106 Issa. B f.ob. farm. ■ grain prices County F. B. Co-Op's Monroe Williams reel'd March 31 H 2.40 R 2.88 S 8S K., 2 3.95 Bor rye price*. Bnapolis livestock Bai»>lis Mar. 31 —(UP) — ■ r>,i>oo Moderate active. B<iers. gool mikl choice B 160-250 ’b*. 2f< blither Btday, nil weights S-.-.’uJy. BM<I a 160-225 lbs. Tu Early h>|> 26.,5; 225-250 ibi<. Kt*: 250-275 tbs. 26.00; 275H 2575; 300-350 sos. 25.56; ■ 25 25; 100 160 fox. 22.25- ■ S”» early, largely 22.00B. 32.*s>. Calves. 500. ■ nub helfi rn > vcnly strong ■r. numerous sales top good ■ Hulk early sales top good lk>i<<' around 850-1125 lbs. ■23 5*'25.78 Average tnedI average good Including ■* downward 550-fox. 21.50- ■ Hulk medium light weight ■r* 18.SO-21.65. Rovers I ■ood heifers 23.00. Bulk ■ ami low good 20.00-22.00. ■>» mostly big buyers bld- ■ to 1.00 dower, limited ourB* 25 to 50 lower, few good ■<•»* 15.25-17.00; common bdlam 12.50-15.00; canners ■ter* 9.56-12.50; dealers asB»tly 50 higher; good and ■25 50-27.50; common and i B 13.0U24.50; light t . u ||g I 1 ■p. *««. Fat lambs opening I’teady; three Inada good ■ol< e »M 6 fo*. fed Wool ■ lamb* ’3.00; abort load Ml choice shorn fed north■l lambs No. 2 pelts 21.50. Mr ewes son. down t —o— | f T WAYNE LIVESTOCK I Wayne. Ind . March 31— kLlvestock: r 160-25<) lbs. 26.25-26.50, I lb». 28.75-26. 300 lbs. up F** I*M6O lbs. 22.25 22R»h’ 22 down; stag* 16.50. ps: choice 2550 F? choice 23; ewes 6; 17. Hi rh,,i< - 21-23; good 16ptoim 13-11. choice 2022: good 18FShtm 14-18; helferette* 14H «*-*MUS; good |h"?T| Bm 111>; c,BMr ’ a " d r 11-1546; good 14CLOM ■ h “ y

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or less: 1 time 50c; 2 timea 75c; 3 times |1; 6 times 21.75. Rates quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No classified ads accepted for skipday ached ule. Rate fold 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 i kOR SALE — NStioiaily known inner spring mattresses, liberal trade-in allowance for your old mattress. Hprague Furniture Store, phone 199. 58 TF FUR-SALE— Within easy walking distance of General Electric, Central Soya and Decatur Castings, eitra nice neighborhood, recently remodelled spacious three room home. Hardwood floors, cement asbestos siding for long life, low upkeep, modern sppearance. Large 13 x 19 living room with weatherstripping windows, doors on all four sides for sunshine and air. Room could be divided for extra bedroom but la nicer with studio couch as occaxlonal guest room. Kitchen is cosy with dining space for four. Bedroom is comfortable size. lx>ts of closets. Bathroom, uew asphalt shingle roof, private sidewalks, cistern foundation, oil beat. Lot big enough for busy persons without time to plant and hoe. $l,lOO down balance 238 monthly. 5% discount for cash. Bob Heller. Realtor. Heller Building. Phone 870. 68-TF FOR SALE—New bedroom suites, limed oak. light finish with 42x 48 mirror—Stucky it Co.. Monroe. Ind. 75t2 FOR SALK — Columbia Records. Popular and classical with artists like Goodman. Kyser. Carle. Duchln, James. Noble. Shore, Kosteianetz, Levant, etc. Uhrlck Bros. 30 ts

FOR DELIVERY AT ONCE—New washing machines. — Stucky 4c Co.. Monroe, Ind. “5t2 FOR SALE— Electric sweepers, upright model*.—Stucky A- Co.. Monroe, Ind. "St 2 FOR SALE—FuII blooded Guern- ; R*y calves, two bulla and one heifer, three weeks old. Sherman Kunkel, route 1. Decatur. Phone 5941. 74b3t ACT NOW—To secure the county’s most profitable small business. One man can operate. Write Mr. R. (I. Gilbertson. 223 E. Douglas Street, Bloomington, Illinois. 74-3 t FOITsALE 1937 Ford 2 door 40; 219 South Eighth. 74-3tx FOR SALE — Garden tractors, wa wons. manure loader*, cement mixeiM, bale loader, electric welder, wend mower. W. C. tractor snd Fa.mall • 12 on good rubber In very good repair Gerber Implement Company, on U. 8. 2774 31 SEED POTATOES All varieties. All certified from Wisconsin. Michigan. Maine. Red River Valley. Maine B-Z Cobblers-bag 13.79. Lota of ten bags-|3.49 each. See your nearest A 4c P Food Store manager for retails on large qiiartitlea. 74 TF FOR SALE—-New sink cabinets. Stucky 4c Co., Monroe. Ind. 2? FOR SALE — Two eight foot garage doors, complete with track* mid car*. Used ohm mcmmou in A-l condition. Price |3<t<Mi each. Phone 925. 7 *- 31 FOII SALE — Moline corn plan ter. fertiliser attachment. Freeman Steplei’. 1 mile south of Peter- \ son. 7 » FOR SALE — Late mooel Perfection kerosene cooking stoves: 5 burner with oven. Stucky 4c Co.. Monroe. Ind. 75 11 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION of 5 room house. Direct from owner. Entirely modem, ('all W«5. t Foit S\LE — Boys Bicycle: excellent condition; Reasonably priced. 710 N. 3rd st Phone 1471. 74 3tx FOR HALT Two Gurnsey cows, one fresh, one coming fresh. TB. Bangs tested and vaccinated. Also Seed potatoes Early Ohio. Early Cobblers Hugo ThHme. 4W miles northeast Decatur. 74-30 . FOR~dALE—I»M Dodge sedan: now 1941 raeoadltioaed motor .1 Fhoua IM ™**

QUICKIES »>y Kaa ItoyoMi yyfX. < KT-x “Well, what'* wrong; Twenty] ! minutes ago I telephoned you my Democrat Want Ad — and no' answers yet!” FOR SALE — 4 good used Kitcten Ranges Stucky A Co, Monroe Ind. 75 4t FOR SALE—New modern two or three bedroom home to veteran or non veteran interested in raising his family In safe beautiful subdivision fully restricted to better homes within six pleasant blocks of churches, schools business district. Home has hardwood floors, built-in cupboards, automatic softened hot water, breexeway. double siding, Insulation. weather-stripped windows, screens, garage with overhead door, on spacious lot. All improvements, lawn seeding, 1947 taxes paid. Immediate possession. Easy local financing or will consider trade. It costs no more. Why be satisfied with less than the best? Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building, phone 870. 68-TF See Haugks' for liberal tradein allowance on that new washer or sweeper. Haugk Heating A Appliance. 66-TF FOR SALK — Studio couches. Stucky A Co., Monroe. Ind. 75 4t FOR SALE — Rotary hoes; cultlmulcheis; cullpackers; sprocket packers; spring tooth harrows; tractor disks, fertilizer Hmespreaera rubber-tired wagons; 2-2 • row mounted corn pickere for Aills Chaim. W. C-; Horn • draullc manure loadens; K, M and 3 h.p. electric motors; garden tractors 1 V 4. 2 and 2 % h. p ; hammer mills; corn shelters; Globe milkers; trac'tor tires — Oliver Sales 4c Service [cralgvllle Garage. 70 6t (FOR "SALE — Radios; Zenith • Sparton • Stromlierg Carlson Table models, combinations, record players, portables. Available now. Uhrlck Bros. 30 ts FOR SALK — Kem-Tone wall paint. Stucky 4c Co. Monroe. Ind. 75 4t FOR SALE — Cotton felt mattresses, regular 232.65, now 219.95. Regular 227.70 now 214.95. Also Innersprlng 239.50 to 243.00. See our furniture department. Gambles. ”4-3 t FOR SALE Radios, smal and large Stucky A Co., Monroe. Ind. »5 U I have several Robert Benjamin conversion oil burner* and Stokermat ic stokers for warm air fur- , naces for immediate delivery and installation. Girod'* Tin Shop. 1613 West Madison street, telephone 9212, Decatur. 75-a6t FOR SALE Rockola juke box. I Table model. Call or see Max Winteregg. 776 Monroe. 76-3tx FOR SALE — Power mower for Ford-Feigu*on tractor. Inquire! t'raigvilte Welding Shop. 76 3ix

WANTED SEWING MACHINE Repairing - AH make*, guaranteed Jobs. We . make covered buttons, covered belt bneklei, do hemstitching and machine buttonholes. Boardmana 223 North First. 61 2«tx WANTED—AII kind! of livestock L. W- Murphy. Phone 1378. 16-btf WANTED — Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on 1 letters, sales message*, program*. forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone if<b, Heller Building. 2<4-af WANTED-Dishwasher and waitress. Apply at Polly’s restauran'. 76g3t WANTED: Man between age* of 25 and 40. gtxid education. farm background, to travel for reliable firm. Send vour application to Hox 102. % Decatur Democrat. T Reliable man with car wanted to call on farmers In Adams County. Wonderful opportunity. *l6 to *lte in a day No experience or capital required Permanent. Write today MCNEBS COMPANY. Dent. A. Freeport. IH. 78 T-X»

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TEACHERS WANTED 2 imsltions paying up to 2400 per month, open now and during summer vacation In educational advisory work.of highest type, which your training and experience equip you to do. Qualifications; 28 to 50, 3 years' teaching experience. iwhlte, good record and reputation. Write in confidence, giving age, experience ami phone. Personal conference arranged. Address: Mr. Jerry Griffith, Suite 1009 Traction Bldg.. sth A Walnut St., Cincinnati 2. Ohio. Itx WANTED Furnished or unfurnished house or apartment. Write c/o Decatur Democrat, Box 103. 763tx horse-drawn corn plows. Lease Brothers, route 5, Greenville, Ohio. 753tx mTsuellankous ROOFING sad Siding. Lock type asphalt roofing. Asbestos and Insulation brick siding. Put on with rigid board. Spells real insulation value. Experienced applicators do the work. No monej) down. Three years to pay If desired. Boardman's, Decatur, Ind. Phone 411. 51t26 APPLIANCE - SERVICE — If we can’t fix it throw ft away. We repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons and other small appliance*- White wringer roils for all makes of withers. Arnold A Klenk. phone 463. 97 ts FARMERS ATTENTION—Wo remove dead horses, cows. hogs, etc. Decatur phone 200V- We pay I all phone charges. The Stadley Products Co. 15-ts Decorating servide for Decatur and vicinity. Work guaranteed. Inside and outside painting. Call us for estimate. Walter Dove, 523 E. Water St.. Berne, Parmalae or write Box 101 c/o Democrat Company. 71-TF NOTICE- The time has come to think about your garden. We have taken over Stuckey's Seed Store and will sell complete line of Condon's Seeds. Stietei Grain Co 217 N. First st. 76 6t

LOSI AND FOUND LOST Pair sheli-rlmmed glasses. Finder please call 843. 76-3 t ■ o Markets At A Glance By United Pres* Stocks irregularly lower in dull trading. Bonds irregular: U. S. government* were not traded. Curl* stocks Irregularly lower. Chicago stoc ks irregular. Silver quoted in New York at 75% cents a f*u« ounce, up 1% cents. Cotton futures lowerGraiiu* in Chicago: wheat, corn, oats and barley futures easy. Hogs higher, cattle steady and sheep lowero Four Men Killed As Two Planes Collide Mid-Air Collision Fatal To Four Men Watertown. S. D.. March 31,— (UP» Two men were catapulted 1 from their plait)* ami plunged so** feet to their death and two others were fatally burned Sunday when two small planes collided in mid air.

Victim* of the freak < ra*h were i)|)-ntifie)l a* Dietrich Ascbwe«e. 39. Corona, S. !>.; William Fox. 2». Watertown; John Jenneys. 31. Revillo, H. D.: and Harland Johnwon. 24. Hartford r. D. Jerome latcgua. i(>. the only wltne** to the crash, said the planes were alsnit 66*t feet in the a*r when they collided. He said they had lieen aloft about 15 minute* at the time Jenneys and Johnson were thrown from their plane and fell to their death The occupants of the other plane were burned to death. The planes tell in a plowed field a short distance from each other. Both were demolished. Authorities said Fox and Johnson. owners of the plan**, were giving flying lesson* to the other two when the crash occurred. They were unshte to learn whether the! instructor* or the students were piloting the planes when they col ildod They said neither Aechwege nor Jenneys had many hour* flying time. g - 'Red' Tickets Are Issued By Police

High Wheat Prices Laid To Government Grain Exchange tn Demands For Probe Chicago. Maroh 31— (I’PI— Grain exchange representatives today demanded a congressional investigation. charging that government orficials "seek to mislead the public" with statements that speculation has caused high wheat price*. The demand was made by the National Association of Commodity Exchange* and Allied Trade*. Inc., in a tetter to Sen. John J. Williams. IL. Del. The organization charged that government grain purchases for export have hooj-ted grain price* to the highest level* in 17 years. The letter, written by th< organisation's executive vice president, J, A. Higgins, Jr, said In part: "We believe that it I* . . . essential that federal official* he called upon to explain why they seek to mislead the public in belief that speculation rather that 'government scraping of the bin' Is responsible for current high prices and the extent to which our country Is leading support to proposals for world regimentation of agriculture. "Certainly there is some reason for the too frequent attempts to discredit the commodity trades in the eye* of the public . . ." The tetter charqpd that the government "may have entered upon an overly ambitious" buying program. The Commodity Exchange Association said that high prices were "the premium the American consumer must pay for our foreign economic op<-rations." “Federal official* should not attempt to discredit the commodity trades by the questionable tactics of sidestepping direct responsibility for the present high prices," it said.

"It charged that "conflicting statements” and '’shifting* pr*s grams" by government officiate had unbalanced the grain market. The letter to Williams said that government purchases would cut the nation's wheat reserve to alunit 100,600,060 bushels, compared with a normal carry-over of 235.000.000 bushels. 0 The' H) h)s>l master Is u more powerful untagonist than the soldier. and the alphabet a more efficient weapon than the bayonet. Lewis Fas*. Personal-Household FINANCING QUICK, SCONOMICAL means of lixanc>ng past due bills or oth-ir money needs. j—-ADVAHTA&IS —— 1. Vm »■> an*/ far tie* •)»»»» H In 2. Vsar saa>« an* Incom) h :S)H wears,. J a*Mt—na )*-*•»>. Laser agnate*, maS’ No ondorwn. 4. Contcißol *»»m». let tell U> tha •moan* ,aa nee*. Investigate this advantageous wav to finance your personal money needs. LOCAL LOAN COMPANY iHCoeeoasrao Cree** »law • *’«* Stare UuiHim J.J.7 Otcsrus. INOIANA

I N<w Kind of INSI'RANCE POLICY protects virtually All Your Personal Properly. Ask u» about the Personal ■ Propertv Floater Policy today! g > LELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY ’ Leland Smith Glenn Hill ■ "WIMBLE THEATER Now Showing THE (’All OF THE WHAT I FEEL QUEER.M I/SURELV THE L_| CEgTAiNLY) IT MUST BE r- 7 \COWTE meat can —( NOT ?!) (V-A/sM/ Zu)/ 1/ SOMETHING / (HAVE NO ILL JZf ° (){ m r< Wr g A n’/ z il® lv )n i "•'«SSJdF - *ll, (; A I.JL V >•* h*’Mvi.*nvs*.' *. •* BLONDTE vol (ANT WIN! i!i|l|! ,, l l Wt ~>=s] Gefoqc o_, s=ns'j —-if Sb? d*g. ooq «ow coad ’ 1 -^ C £F S .=?\ r --SEND IT PQiCETAGTO yi l frXTv-N ■xECSV'S ) WHAT a TbN OOLuASS J ( Out to my pead thres Vj i xc. os Sy, >—4 RCAyTiCi h > *“-o—■—' ' s “t w oi-*S6 T I DOLLARS --’yCI ,• I _j - • y ] SCOUT SHiRT' ) F 4 is f ira -'-l- _ V—LCJ XVD SETTER ' /- & -J. / I I i ha sU make |yfc2'_ iLi-iJ ~ M>?~/ I I****TmJlA xLiY'' >»- ; 1 \ I t * Il i \ v

APPOIWTMEXT OF APMIMDTH VI<)K Katate »o. war %»«ler la hrrrh, «!),«. I That the undersigned baa been apIpolnted Administrator of th<- -state Ir,f WHlliitn Buuck lat<- <,f Adama (County, il>-i ,-ased. The estate la proibaldy aolvent. Allred Ruurg Admlnl-trator ) March 15 I»I7 1,. Remy lllerly Alfnrne, March 17-Z4-31 ——»«——'■ —“• ■ — « MARSHALL AND (Continued From Page One) condition” of Soviet acceptance of economic unity for Germany. "The Tnited S'ate* categorically :eject* the imixisitioti of such a condition." Marshall said "It looks very much to uh iih though the Soviet Union Is trying to *eii the name horse twice." Marshall referred to the Potsdam agreement as only "a paper ; agreement" which has only been 'partly implemented or made fectiveTRAFFIC DEATH (Continued From Page On< I have been kept. Perfect records were reported by 257 cities for February, of which the largest wan Kansas City. .Mo., with a population of 399.21 M). The second largest was Richmond. Va.. 1240,000), and third was Omaha. Neb. (223.800). During Imth January and February. 190 cities reported no traffic deaths, the largest helng Norfolk. Va. (231.9it0i. Salt iaike City (165.0001 was second and Wichita, Kan., (154.000), wa« third. The three leading cities in each of several population groups for the two months, ranked on the number of traffic deaths per 10.000 registered vehicles were: Over 500,000 population- Detroit, 2.7: Milwaukee, 3.2: St Ixtuls, 4.4. From 200.660 to 500.000 |M>pulation Norfolk. Va. <V>; Kansas City. Mo.. 0.6; Oklahoma City, 1.8. From 100,000 to 200.000 Wich i ita. Kan.. o.O; Salt Lake City. 0.0; Berkeley. Cal., 0.0. From s'i.tmo to 1 (Hl,6oo—Pasa-

N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 6:80 fa M;M 12 30 4* 6:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Tetepnone 135 dysa Examined Glasses Fitted Trade In a Goes! Town Dwatur . Ekvator Co. Onoafue ■ P»«ar*nn • Monrne For Sale 4 Room House. Mercer avenue. Immediate possession. All modern, pre-war. 5 blocks from business district. All Modern Home, recently renodeled. Insulated. Hardwood Moors. Four Bedroom*. Also adjoining lot. Ideal for conitruction of new house. Five Mocks from business district on Mercer avenue. Clyde 0. Troutner Tel. 73 - H«tt Real I’-tate A Insurance frade In a Good Town —Decatur

dena. Cal.. 00; Schenectady. N. Y.J 0.0; Kalamazoo. Mich., 0.0. From 25.000 to 50.000 -Jackson, | Mich., o.O; Battle Creek. Mich., 0.0; Riverside, Cal., 0.0. From 10.000 to 2B,o(Hs—Reno, j Nev.. 0.0; Klamath Falta, Ore., i 0.0; San Ijeandro. Cal.. 0.0. BILL INTRODUCED (Continued From Page One) j Ing rent for use of road building machinery given to Guatemala by the army. The committee is trying to find out why the Inter-American highway is costing so much.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Noho I - hereby given that the undersigned commissioner appoint cd by (he Adam . Fir. nil Court of Adams County. State of Indiana at the February Term. 1947. of said cone in -■ ease for partition for real estate wh.-r.in Jeremiah A. Harnett is the plaintin and Helle Andrews es al ar<» th** defendants and which i* rauae No. 1• < *•> on the Civil Docket of Raid Court by authority of Raid court will offer for aale at private sal< U> the highest and lust bidder at the law office of DeVos* 6 Smith located at No. 157 South Second Street tn the City of Decatur, Indiana, on

Thurs., Apr. 10, ’47 between the hours of Kl’.iiO o'clock A. M. and 4:0*1 oelo* k P. M. of said day ami if not sold on said day between the .■•ai l houis each succeeding day thereafter until sold, the following described real estate in Adams County in the State of Indiana, to wit TRACT No. 1. The northeast quarter <’a> of the southwest quarter (%) of section thirty (30) in Township twenty seven (271 north, Range Fourteen (11) Rafa, containing forty (40) acre* more or less. Also commencing at the northwest corner of the southwest quarter (*4) of the southeast quarter t tof said section, township and range running thence south on the half section line to the south line of said section, thence running east sixteen <I6) feet, thence north to a point sixteen (16t feet directly east of file starling point, thence west sixteen (16) feet to th>- place of beginning, containing one half t'kl acre more or less, in Alams County, Indiana TRACT No. 2. The South half t' 3 > of the West half i' 2 ) of the West half (S) of tiic Southwest quarter l' 4 t of Section Thirty (30) Township Twenty Seven <27l North. Range Fourteen (141 East, except therefrom the following described towlt Commencing at the Northwest corner of the Southwest quarter I'4 t of the Southwest quarter (U1 of S'“< tion Thirty (36). Township Twenty Seven <2"> North. Range Fourteen (141 East, thence South on the Section line Eight (8) rods, thence East Twenty (20) rods, thence North Eight (8) rods, them e West Twenty (21b rods to the place o( beginning and containing less said exception Nineteen (19» acres, more or les*, in Adams ('i)un’y. Indiana. TRACT No. 3. The South half t'x) of th)’ North half (■»> of the Southwest quarter (’4l of Section Twenty Nine (29). Township Twenty Seven (27) North. Range Fourteen (141 Ea*t. containing Forty (40) acres, more or less. In Adam* County. Indiana TRACT No. 4. The Northwest quarter t'. > of the Southeast quarter (’4) of Section Thirty <3t)» Township Twenty Seven (67) North. Range Fourteen til) East, containing forty (40) acres, more or less, in Adam* County. Imliutia TRACT No. 5. The Smith half ('-..i of the Noith<-a->t quarter t» of tin- Southe.) quarter *’« I <>t Section Thirty <:m>. Township Twenty Seven North. Range Fourteen (Hi Ea-l containing Tw- nty (2*') aces, more or less, in Adams County. In liana. Said real estate will he offered for sale a.* a whole or in parcels as above described or any combination th< r<of for not less than the full appraised value thereof, ami the sab of said r< al estate will be subject to t!i>- rights of the tenant thereon and will Is- subject to the approval of th)’ Adams Circuit Court. TERMS OF SALE The purchaser or pun hasers of said real estate will !»• required to pay nt least on) third of th)’ purchase price upon th< day of the sale and th)- balance of the pun base price up)>n lelivery of a deed to the purchaser or pun-hsaer* for the real estate purcliased together with all abstract of till)’ tor the rial estate punliax- > I brought down tn the dan- »; sate -bowing a title fn-e of ||> ns. subject only to tn. 1947 tax dut Th)- alu»ve tra< is of land are situated in So-tions 29 ami 36 in Washington Township. Adams County, ami contain highly productive soil Trac t Number 5 consists of 2') acres of land a good seven room, semi modern dwelling, with lights, basement. w<-||, c istern, barn ami chic ken house. Trac t No. 5 adjoins fra) ts No i of in acres and trac t No. I of Io acres for a to’al of luu ac t) -, Trac t No It. consisting of 40 ac res. I, directly opposite tract Nt) son cast side of section road Ttait No J consists of lit a< res. has a room house*, leant, implement shed, well and cistern. This land is all tillable. LEWIS L. SMITH, COMMISSIONER DeVooa A- Minith. Attorneys. Mar. 2631 Apr. 3

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Trad* la a Good Town —Decatur Roy S. Johnson & Son AucUtmetn K Real Estate We’ll be glad to Represent you in the transaction of Real Estate at Public Sale or private sate. 25 year* in this business In Decatur. We welcome your investigation of our record of which w* are proud. Phone 104 153 So. 2nd St. DeVoM Bldtf., Ground Floor Melvin Leichty, Rep.. Berne, Ind., Phone 251.