Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, Adams County, 1 April 1947 — Page 5

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I met Reports I For | report OF local i IMforeion markets 5 BtT, MURRAY * CO. i WWMh’M.rr. ■t. 'I April 1 ■ I llb i "- | HSI i " - 0 ■ aSSS 2050 Koo i I 881 . 22 00 ■ loo ° i R'"' * : S I H®* 6.00 I **WLfR STOCK YARDS ted April I ,- r jj:, ■ 24.75 MM •>■■ i!-. - i -- |Mi """ ihS - ■ 23 75 K-fIM 4" • 2350 I SB. ■ KB^m' 1 ' 1 1,1 •• 21 -? ■ BB 1 ’" l!i '' ”" 75 ■ BB* ; ■ |i-- ’ ■ K ■■■> In 2<MH» >. ms. . - 19 75 MIB' i-"<-I 21.00 I3E 23 00 I Bolesale egg and I ■LITRY quotations ! 'iF Furnished by I produce co. i IB ' Phone 380 E JHm t'orre<ted April 1 RLg|Kt It. . . Hit Eggs 37 h> ’i- 2 ® mH H.ii!ip-r» - 2 * | idNrr hens — 17 f SB — - n I H- - 18 I cal grain market I Hurk elevator co. I nul>k<t to change KagHß during day. K at '■l , ' v ator. MM Cone, ted April 1 | Prices. IWKain: .03 pe- bushel less. lKg|Kcoru: .04 per 100 IMS. K'W f ®*’ (arß ' fr|B gra,n pr,ces I County F. 8. Co-Op's k 418 E '”’' c Monroc William* HpUM < ..I iv. t<-il April 1 m 1" I Us 263 bus s,: No. 2 3.95 I B for ry * P r!cM - | B T WAYNE LIVESTOCK A .■• Ind. \p.ill ili‘l I » ilis. 25 25 25. 250- - 1 - 1 300 ll ”*' " p 24 bBB '"" - ! 21 Uspt K,a *" >7 - 25 ' ■Me Choice 26.50 Choile 23; Ewe, 9; ma ket today. |MM " I ■oiANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK I ■ poll-.. \pr 1 — tl'Pi I — UvcKtiM-k: I ” ra,i ' ,r I !’■ lip and nows 1 oil h.w.-i ' -ill trade. I""Esß^ 1 ' ’ ’ r l'iO-225 Rih. H|Biv 22.’. 250 n>«. 25.25; r 275 300 n»H. glggß; n,< 24 50; tt>s. I'lß' l"" l' ; o Hu*. 21 50 22 70: I Wy' l,lll 1 1"''"' «■** | Ht'i. .’.ihh. calvm 60(1. Steers I" i'' i - Mioiik t<> 25 higher and several part loadc |. ; and • Ind. e mid hl 111 light '..is 2’. on. several loads I 2’. no. hulk early sales |g|Miy nudism grade yearlings Mattering low gissl 2.;0i.; i-otnmon an I mi d'•■arllngs 1«.00-P».50; betters to 23 00; hulk pßffm" and 20im.22 50. <-ows f'eady: kmhl meat town "'"r’ly 15 50 26 50; comBO al - 1 Hl. Ilium 12 75 15.25; can HO 95012.50; vealIBB 3 ' "■■' "><>"ily steady with hulk SMB 1,,W r K”** l “ n<l choice 26 50.2x.50; common an! 26 on. run, at 7 r,m son Fat • lambs barely 1 !l, i< r’or.e weak to lower. ||HlXlii..r e»e* steady One and W* 1 too*! and choice 93 H® ~-I” iamt’w with dirty Medium.and gor-7 na |hß’ " !iirl, 'le around 16.50 21.<H1. ewes largely ».ufl down. .-'J’Tu t: os- i'ixai. ■Hrrri ewf-.xt or r»T* r»: mßh*'s',.' given tn the . red SMikes»**»**— or turtle I■■„ 7,t *" appear In the - h ' ,d *iWll ?" 'A- ss day «( BE- :."’t %

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES I For 25 words cr less: 1 time 50c; 2 times 75c; 3 times fl; 6 times $ 1.75. Kates quoted are for consec- . utive insertions. No classified I ads accepted for skipday schedi ule. Kate for| 10 Point BLACK | FACE is 5c per word for inI sertion. I Copy must be in office by 11 j a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. FOR SALE ’ YOU CANT BEAT IT -Sprague Furniture Store is the hottest value spot in northern Indiana for furniture and rugs. Phone 199. 77-TF I FOlt SALE—WWhin easy walking distance of General Electric, Central Soya and Decatur Castings, extra nice neighborhood, recently remodelled spacious three room itbme. Hardwood floors, cement asbestos siding for long life, low upkeep, modern appearance. Large 13 x 19 living room with weatherstripping windows, doors on all four sides for sunr shine and air. Room could be , divided for extra bedroom but is nicer with studio couch as occasional guest room. Kitchen is cozy with dining space for four. Bedroom is comfortable size. Lots of closets. Bathroom, new asphalt shingle roof, private sidewalks, cistern foundation, oil heat. Lot big enough for busy persons with- , out time to plant and hoe. 11,100 1 down balance 338 monthly. 5% discount for cash. Bob Heller. : Realtor, Heller Building, Phone : 870. 8S TF 1 I FOR SALE — Columbia Records. Popular and classical with artists like Goodman. Kyser, Carle, Duchin, James. Noble, Shore, Kostelanetz, Levant, etc. Uhrick Bros. 30 ts SEED POTATOES- Al! varieties. All certified from Wisconsin, Michigan. Maine. Red River Valley. Maine B-Z Cobblers-bag 13.79. Lots of ten bags-|3.49 each. See your nearest A A P FodS Store manager for retails on large quartities. 74-TF I J FOR SALE — Two eight foot j garage doors, complete with ( ■ tracks and cars. Used one season in A-l condition. Price 130.00 each.' Phone 825. »5-3 t FOR SALE-Lane cedar cheats; just received shipment of Lane cedar chests the worlds best chest. Better h'irry if you want one. Sprague Furniture Store, phone 1 199, JL 81 ! IMMEDIATE POSSESSION I »f 5 room houne. Direct from owner. Entirely modern. Call 7665. 76g.3t FOR «TIE — Boys Bicycle; ex 1 cellent condition; Reasonably priced. 710 N. 3rd st Phone 1471. 76 3tx FOH BAI.E Two Gurnsey cows, one fresh; one coining tresh. TB, Bangs tested and vaccinated. Also Seed potatoes. Early Ohio. Early Cobblers. Hugo Thieme. 6Mi miles northeast Decatur. 76-3tx i FOR SALE—I93S Dodge sedan; new 1941 reconditioned motor. i Phone 198. 76-3tx FOR SALE Week old Holstein registered bull calf. Deltnar , Heckman, route 1. Decatur. 76-2tx 1 FOR — S.»LE—Stationary InternaI tlon.il 17-W hay press. Russell 1 Mitchel, Monroe loute 1. 76-g3tx FOR SALE OR TRADE- Model A Ford pickup. Good condition, i Bob Uhrick. Phone 6172. 77-gltx 1 FOR SALE- Boy's bicycle. Very good condition. Phone 1526. 77-g3t ; FOR - SALE -Used trumpet Cecil i Harvey. Phone 9285. 77-gt ’ FOR SALE- Baled Timothy hay. J Call, 1242. 77-g3t JUST RECEIVED— Large ship-| ' ment of kitchen cabinets, utility; cabinets, and kitchen bases. In I large, medium, and small size.: I Priced for a quick turnover, r Sprague Furniture Store. Phone • 1»9. ' 77 « FOR SALE-- Nltw dean profitable business for man with car. Call 97 Monroe. 77 >u FOR SALE-Durham bull. IS years oW. Also battery fence charger. Maytag gasoline washing machine engine and Zenith portable radio with batteries Roman Brite, either t mile* eaat of Peter : son or 9 miles »es» Decatur. Route 2. Phsß? Docater W-v- 77-<>U IFOR SALE — tauerupring mat--1 tresees. 64 laarwprtiu oaU I tstMM >35 34 io 159.54. Ltberai

QUICKIES by Kea Reynolds fsMwwmeMmMMMamuMmawmaMMmr gwmwsssmmmm [I J fu u ( Csr ! \ uu o 7 P C J > I ‘This parrot we got with a Democrat Want Ad is just like one of the family — an in-law. of course!" FOR SALE" 1 Ranges Stucky fc Co., Monroe Ind. 75 4t FOR SALE- Used dining room table, and six chairs. First cash takes it. It Is worth >20.00 more. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 77-3 t 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, breezeway, 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. I Why be satisfied with less than the best? Bob Heller. Realtor. He”er Building, phone 870. 68-TF * —— FOR SALE -40 congoleum rugs in various sizes. Patterns for kitchen, living room, and bed room. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 77-1 t See Haugks’ for liberal tradein allowance on that new washer or sweeper. Haugk Heating & Appliance. >B7 F FOR SALE — Studio couches. Stucky & Co.. Monroe, Ind. 75 4t I FOR SALE Nice building lot on I West Elm St. Roy S. Johnson fc Son. Phone 104 77 3t FOR SALE — Radios; Zenith • Sparton • Stromberg Carlson Table models, combinations, record players, portables. Available now. Uhrick Bros. 30 ts FOI~BALe’ OR TRADE - 1940 | Chevrolet coach, good condition; I '46 Motorette practically new. 235 N. 7th St.. Phone 984 or 3614. 77-3tx FOR SALE -• Kern-Tone wall paint. Stucky A Co., Monroe, Ind. 75 41 FOR SALE Radios, smal and large Stucky A Co., Monroe, Ind , 75 41 I have several Robert Benjamin conversion oil burners and Stokermath' stokers for warm air furnaces for Immediate delivery and installation. Girod’s Tin Shop. 1613 West Madison street, telephone 9212. Decatur. 75 a6t MUST SELL- Large shipment of four poster beds, l»oth full and twin size. Slightly damaged in shipping. Will sell cheap for cash. Sprague Furniture Store, phone *"• 77>t FOR SALIT Kockola juke box. Table model. Call or see Max Winteregg. 776 Monroe. 76-3tx FOR SALE — Power mower for Ford-Fergu»on tractor. Inquire Craigvllle Welding Shop, i 76 3tx FOR SALE — Good two wheel t,slier with 16" bed. 46" wide. 7 ft. long. 627 Schirmcyer street, Decafur Call after 3 p in. 77 g3tx FOR MALE Bungalow type 6 room modern | home on N. 9th St.. 3 bedrooms. | IMng room, combination dining and kitchen, complete bath, bard I wood floors, uew blower type ■ furnace. 2 modern homestead houses on large tracts, garage, snrubery. early possessiott can be financed t;| or FHa. 5 room semi-modern home on Dierkes street, large garage, choice location, can be made modern at moderate eoat. Priced right. 9 room home on N. sth St. ar- ■ ra'igeu ttfT duplex can be converted into apartments 9 room home near uptown, can i be converted into income property wi» good rental. ’ 7 room semtsaodern. newly relimabed down, located ua north ride, can be i. rngbt at a rmtaoaaWe I Hnre I Some tota Bear .Ur. , j jgy tty .

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FOR SALE — 1940 2 door Nash sedan. Motor completely overhauled. New battery and seat eovers. Tires almost new. A. E. Beet ham. Rice Hotel. 77t3x FOR SALE—Regular general purpose John Deere tractor. Motor overhauled last fall. Harvey Birch, 3 miles east 2'4 miles south of Monroe. 77t3x FOR SALE — Easter Flowers. Flowers for Easter and all occasions. Nice selection Easter plants. Order corsages early. Warrens Flower Shop. 910 W. Monroe. Phone 478. 77t4x BEAK CAT garden tractors and sickei bar. Little Giant garden tractors and sickei bar, 6 h. p. rider tractors 12" plow and cult,vators. 24" Mow All weeds mowers i will fit your garden tractor. Davis Power lawn mowers. 19” cut. Rubber? th"® farm wagon, 19 ft. lime spreader on rubber, used garden tractors, used power lawn mowers, at CraigviilF Supply, Craigville, Ind., open evenings. 77-3 t WANTED WANTED — Mimeographing work, Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, i programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. - Phone 870, Heller Building. 244-as WANTEp—Dishwasher and waitress. Apply at Polly's restaurant. 76-g3t WANTED — General trucking; Earl Geyer, phone 9382. 76-3tx WANTED—House to rent; must vacate for veteran; need 2 or more bedrooms; no children. Phone 1046 after 5 p m. 61-TF WANTED all kinds butcher cattle. Steury Abattoir. Phone 1676. 55-T WANTED—We areln tbe - m.irket for good hay and straw. Burk Elevator Company, Decatur, Monroe and Peterson. T WANTED—To rent 3 or 4 room i apartment. No children. Both • working, (tall Lester Burkhart at . Ford garage. 77-g3tx WANTED — Washings and ironings. Phone Monroe 96 J. 77-gllx | — —.— — -1 i MAN WANTED — tor Rawlelgh business in Adams County Real t opportunity. We help you get started. Rawleigh's, Dept. IND. • ' 112 • O Freejtort. 111. 77-ltx | • WANTED—Young man for Ml time employment, work will in-i [ elude truck driving and work in »iore. Apply The Schafer Store. • 77-lt i WANTED TO BUY Pony. Gentle for children. Phone 414. 77-g3t WANTED— Furnished or unfurnished house or apartment. Write c/o Decatur Democrat, Box 103. 763tx WANTED -20 McCormick-Deering horse-drawn corn plows. Lease Brothers, route 5, Greenville. Ohio. 75-3tx miscbllaneous , SEWING MACHINE Reparing All makes, guaranteed jobs. We make covered buttons, covered . belt buckles, do hemstitching and machine buttonholes. Boardtnans 223 North First. 77 26tx I APPLIANCE SERVICE — If we can't fix It throw it away. We . repair all makes of washers. I sweepers, irons and other small appliances- White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold A--1 Klenk, phone 463. 97 If ’ FARMERS ATTENTION—Wa remove dead horses, cows. hogs. ’ etc. Decatur phone 2060. We pay all phone charges. The Stadley Products Co. 15-ts 1 Decorating servlde 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 Farm Loans made low interest : We make abstracts of title io real estate. French Quinn's Abstract Office « T , NOTICE — The tune baa come to think about your gatden. We j have taken over Stuckey's Se<-d Store and will sell complete line , of 4'ondon's Seeds. Stiefel Grain Co t 217 N. First st. 76 61 LOST AND FOUND t | Maaa—i ■: 1 I LOST—Pair shell-rimmed giassea. Finder please call 843. 76-Jt 1 LOST—House key with smaller f key attached to ring. Return to 225 South Tweltte street. 77-g3t 6— i Booker T. W-shingUn. a great > Americaa negro udocalor, wm selected w found U® Tuskaegee N x-1

Murder Trial For Youths Near Jury Final Arguments Scheduled Today Columbus. Ind.. Apr. I—(UP)— Final arguments were scheduled today in the murder trial of two Evansville youths before the case Is turned over to the jury. Bartholomew circuit judge George W. Long said defense and state attorneys would be given three hours In which to sum up their arguments. The trial is in its fifth week. On trial for their Ilves were William Price, who confessed fir ing the fatal shot which killed trooper Herbert U'. Smith, an I William Johnson, both 17 and both of Evansville. Both youths cornp’eled their ttsiimony last week. Today, they sat nervously in the courtroom, awaiting the outcome of their trial. With them were their teen-age sweethearts. Ver* Hornback. 16. Anderson, and Mary Ruth Ward. 15, Evansville. They were captured with the boys In a cornfield i near Shelbyville last Dec. 5 after ; Smith was fatally shot on a highway nearby while arresting the quartet on a minor traffic Infraction. The girls will be tried on mur 1 der charges later. Throughout the trial, the de i tense insisted that the shooting of Smith was an "accident." To strengthen their arguments, they introduced as their last witnesses j yesterday Dan Stine. 80-year-old Columbus gunsmith, who testified that It was impossible for "four nr five” bullets to pass through the single bullet bole In the wind shield of the youth’s stolen auto-i mobile. Prh e testified earlier. that he recalled only one shot ' la-ing fired. The state contended - that four or five’ rounds weref fired. * Also on the stand for the defense yesterday was .1:1 emit;--?. Joe Heckman. Anderson, who said | that Smith apparently steppe ) In. the path of a bullet which I’richad intended for the policeman’s automobile tire. i

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Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks lower in quiet trading. Bonds irregular; U. S. governments did not trade. Curb stocks lower. Wheat, corn, oats and barley futures it regular. Hogs lower, cattle steady to> weak and sheep bid st, ady. 0 CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: May 2.56-2-56’k; July 2.2814-2.29’,: Sept. 2.21 : .«-%; Dec.] 2.19%. Corn: May 1 80%-l.Sl: July 174! ’s-’A; Sept 1.66 <: Dec. 1.53’4. Oats: May July 81%-82; Sept. 76 , < -’v; Dec. 73’-j-‘i.

The first shot of the Revolution was NOT fired at Lexington. April 19, 1775. -—O • The "Battle" of April 19. 1775, is generally accepted as I the opening of the Revolutionary! War. However, armed hostilities! existed ; Ollie five years earlier, when at the 80-ton Massacre in March 1776. five Amerh an Men ■ and Boys were shot and killed by English soldiers, dutfng a brief, but bloody uprising.

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TRADE IN A GOOD CITY—DECATUR I WANTED :: . - I;; Young man for Gasoline Truck :: Route in and around Hoagland. Must have truck. Company will furnish tank. !’ !<> if interested, address <> SHELL OIL CO. 2223 W. Taylor St. Fort Wayne. Ind. 11 l< > < > f 58 ACRE FARM & PERSONAL PROPERTY - AT - Public Auction Thursday, April 3, 1947 (Personal Property 10:30 A. M. Real Estats 12:30 P. M. LOCATED: 3’a miles North of B« rne. Indiana on U. S. 27 or 2 _■ miles I South of Coppess Corner. ■ IMPROVEMENTS: Good 8 room modern hou-<e with new iMribrooin I lixtliie.-; motor plumbing. new hot water furnace; two soft water lleiatorna; Hip roof bom tllfil with grainury. otancMoaa and drinking cup for 10 cows; «ilo attached. Modern poultry house 20x68. like nev.-; ! hog house and corn crib 24x24; tool shed 20x24; wash house and gar- ! age 18x26; milk house Bxlo. sealed inside. These are all g.iod build- | Ings with good fireproof roofs except the barn which has a good shingle ' I roof. 58 acres of good level productive soil; gbod drainage There is talxo a beautiful small grove on this (arm. Immediate possession of fields and nil buildings except the house, possession of whii h will be given as soon ax possible. TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: 11 rash on day of sale. Balance When deed and abstract of ti le are delivered and full possession is given. — CATTLE — State accredited for T. B and Bang* Registered Guernsey Rose Marys Valiant Beauty, in yra. old; Registered Guernsey Cburngold Katie Queen. 6 yrs. oil, due Apr. 15; Registered Guernsey Legend's Valiant Goldie. 6 yrs. old: Gn-rnsey 4 yrs. old. due liy day of sale; Guernsey l« yrs. old. due to freshen April 26; Guernsey 3 yrs. old, due May 28; Guernsey 3 yrs. old. was fresh Dec. II; Bred heifer 11 months ol:l: 2 open heifers, h and 12 tnonths old. Blood Sow, due to farrow April 12. — HORSES — Matched Roan Team, coming 7 yrs. old. gelding and mare, extra good workers. — FEED — 10 ton- of good loose rod clover hay: 5”O bti. of yellow corn; 209 , bu. Vickland oats, good fur ..eed. 50 bales of bright wheat straw; 12 - shocks of corn fodder. I — IMPLEMENTS — I* Io hoe Superior fertilizer grain drill; 5 ft. McDeoting mower; 1 '! section spring tooth harrow; new general two section rotary hoe; I, John Deere horse cultivator; duck foot land roller; spike tooth harrow; | knife drag Ih>l> sled; Oliver 12" tractor plow: new walking breaking .plow; John Deere 2 cylinder web hay loader, like new; wagon with L hay rack and good grain bed; John Deere manure spreader, like new; I John Deere self dump rake; steel wheel wagon 1 — MISCELLANEOrS — I' imui lb. platiorm Males; horse collars: pump jack: hay slings and | forks, poultry feeders and fountains; hog feeder: <-ie<tri<- fence chatgtiers; bog <rate: A-sliaped hog houses; 6 milk cans; f!y nets; S gal. oil * cans apd fuel tanks; tank heater; Jamesway oil burner brooder stove; I 2 broofler houses 10x12; 36 ft. extension ladder; several -ords of >' wood; anvil; fence; netting; 4 stands of bees. | TERMS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY; CASH Enoch & Caleb Habegger OWNERS J Auctioneers: H Roy w Ned Johnson Clerk: | Melvin E. Llechty E. W. Baumgartner Lunch will be served. Not responsible for accidents. .Mar. 26 Apr. 1

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