Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 16 April 1947 — Page 5

>I»AY. APRIL 16, 1947

Wei Reports ■ j For REPORT of local foreign markets MURRAY A CO. n < on**< '••«> A ‘» rU 16 >KJL ii>* " 3 *“ ’■jr »,*. «o« Er s ms «.w Est !ot( 11. "«« Ktfl ♦ JJ EL *- 0 1,,b - .. !?£ Er ** w UHL i-’oo | : |Tw **.«-> «.o» ■ I Kjhnlh STOCK YARDS K-OT Coni', ted April 16 |JL -■-•■ 24 “° n |i,s - 22 ‘ 5 Mt >' I 2» •>'> IS lbs. 23.35 S'K,, lb*. 32/5 kLZ,. 325 lbs. 22.00 KK 35" lbs. 21.75 KK, p,o |l>s. . 2150 KH, 16" lbs 20.50 figK ll II" lbs. 20.00 KVI" ■ 1960 to .'••»> lbs 1t*.25 I H to 7"" lbs. 10.00 KK UM 1 ■ lfis ° ■iXr 20.00 ■K 21.00 ■ ■wholesale egg and S Koultry quotations M Furnished by ■ Kecatur PRODUCE CO. H Phone 380 ■nil <<>ir«-« hsl April 16 HWnt Receipt Egg* — -37 H|Kr bens -2S* beus - ——- .12 ■3i .11 springers .28 ■ .18 1 H.OCAL GRAIN MARKET ■BBURK ELEVATOR CO. ■ subject to change ■ during day. |Bj l o delivered at ytev&tor. ■ Corrected April 16 prices. g KlMiu. .01 p«' basttsl lexeI I Com: .04 per 108 Its*. E fob. Um. I GRAIN PRICES County F. B Co Op's E | Berne Monroe Williams m| turret ted April 16 ■ fl* - 2.10 HI * 8 ■ No 3.65 ■ I Hll for rye prices. I Hdianapolis livestock K SHliaii.<l><ili- Apr 16 — (I'l*l — Livestock: I Active weights 160 generally 75 higher than I '.- general trade. 100-160 |H l.i* higher. Sows 50-1.00 I Her iiian Tuesday's low close. IB and choice barrows and gilts I H:.7 lbs 24 50. top 24 75; 225 I tHlbs. 24 25: 250 260 Tbs. 24.00; Tbs. 23.75; 275-285 Tbs |H 2*5-300 lbs 23.25; 200-325 m 22 75; 325 3511 Tbs. 22.25; 350 up 21 7'. : 100 160 lbs. 21.00ms opened 18.50-10.00, ■|Hre ligh'wejghts eligible to ■MI 1150. BBltle | 2HII Calves 5110. Steers |B heileis aitive. largely 25 average good light to I ■ium weight Steers 23.00-23.35; J H** b' l'l above 23.50; bulk low I | 22111, 22 common ami ■■ium largely 16.00-21.50; modU >o'l « I heifers 20.00-22.50; IB* active steady to f>o higher; jjE* advance on common and f W 1 "” 1 bulk good beef cows common and medium LB^ 1 '"": canners and cutters vealers active steady bulk good and choice psB o - 4 "; common and medium - 11111: < 'ills down to 6.50 ■i''<i> 1.300. y at | alll |) mai-jjf.t L Bidding uneven- | slaughter ewes quotable f,,r 900 down for wooled - —<i ■ORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Wayne. Ind.. Apr. 16 — 'Livestock: gH 1 " Um. 24 25-24.50. 2 ! 2 ‘-34 on. 3110 tt,H. up 100 160 |bs. 20.50-21.00. H, I*so down; Stagp 15.00. ■Att'bs 2|.00; ~w , .g ijjo; bMl . fcK 'lK*'- ■hone 21.00-23.00: good <aK. >: "“'dium 15.00-21.00. Kyu'.."/ , h<,t, e2 ° '">-22.00;. good -MT M ' medium 1400-18 00. » r fi« lItMJ-H.OO. 'holee 12.50-13.50: good " ,e<liu, «’ UOO-12.0O; E ' r » aud cutter* 7.00 || 00 K-'guu 11 fc. KI , CAGO GRA,N close " y 258 2.50,4; j u | y HJ' Sept. 2 14%; Dec. <l2. n? r " May 1.7» U . H; j„ ly , fB , Eh. f M P * L>ee. 1.41%. E n!n 88 ti”i July 81,80% * ”••<5. D«c. 73-72%. *« a Good Town -Decatur

LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 word* or lew: 1 time 50c; 2 times 75c; 3 time* |1; 6 time* 11.75. Kate* quoted are for consecutive insertions. No classified ad* accepted for aklpday schedule. • Kate for| 10 Point HIJACK FACE I* 5c per word for insertion. Copy mu*t be In of ice by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline I* 9 a. m. FOR SALE YOU CAN’T BBAT IT—Sprague Furniture Store I* the hottest value spot in northern ludiana for furniture and rug*. Phone 199. 77-TF FOR SALE — Columbia Record* Popular and classical with artists like Goodman. Kyser, Carle, Duchln, James, Noble, Shore, Kostelanetz, Levant, etc. Übrick Bro*. 30 ts FOR "Zenith ” Sparton * Stromberg Carlson Table models, combinations, record players, portables. Available now. Übrick Bros. 30 ts New crop Keystone Garden Seeds in bulk; new crop Keystone flower seeds in packages. Finest quality lawn seeds.—Burk Elevator Co. 82tf FOR BALE -17ecaTur _ V. S. Puliorum Coni rolled Chicks. Order May chick* now. Special started heavy cockerels, Leghorn cockerel* every week. 3 cent*. Jamesway Brooder. See DECATUR HATCHERY, Phone 497. 84t8 FOR SALE -Due to announcement of Public Service Commi**ion. home* in Stratton Place may bo last new gas heated home* in 1947. Veteran* may purchase one of two home* available for immediate possesaion for 5690 cash down. Non veteran may purchase one for 12,440 cash down. 66 or 75 foot frontage. No additional expense for lawn seeding, automatic hot water heater, water aofteuer, builtin cupboards, copper plumbing, screens, storm doors, aewer, •Idewalk. street paving, interest cost during construction, or hundred other worries. Will consider reg sonable trade*. Bob Heller, Heller Building Phone 870. 84-TF IM M EDIATE PUSSSESSION — I All modern house. Fine residential district; adjoining lot sold with house. Clyde O- Troutner Real Estate A insurance Pbuue 11666 or 73. 88 TF FOR SALE — 1931 l'i ton Ford V-8 truck, 120 inch wheel base, grain bed and cattie rack, rebuilt motor, good Urea; good condition. Clyde O. Troutner. Phone 1166 or 73. 88 3t FOR~ SALE — Borden * hybrid corn 2108. 418. 620A, 6OBC 610. Also ensilage corn. Price* reasonable. Rolland G. Poling, route 4. Phoue 6151). Nuttie's Service Sta.. highway 27. Phoue 1499. 88-24tx FOR SALE—I 942 Massey-Harris tractor 101 Junior with cultivator and plow. Also 1945 Ford-Fer-guson complete with attachment*, i Riehle Tractor & Implement Com-' pany. West Nutt man Avenue. 8813 FOR SALE- -Garden tractor with cultivators. Charles Shoaf. 4 mile* east of Monroe. 89-g3tx FOR SALE — Beautiful Duncan dining table with 4 upholstered chair*. Reasonable. First bouse east of cemetery on West Monroe Street. 89-3tx FOR SALE Superior Oliver fertiliser drill 20 boe. Never been I used. Dan Bertsch. 4 miles west. 2 miles south. % mile west Monroe. 89-2tx FOR SALE — 1942 Willys dark j green sedan. 4 new tires, new. heavy duty battery. In excellent condition. Phone 532-X Berne. 88-3 t FOR SALE -Cow with calf by side. Max Thieme. Phone 645-C. Mile west state line. 1% north 224. 89-3tx FOR SALE 1941 Pontiac «• streamliner, radio, underseat heater, defroster, good motor. Phone 1337. B»'* 3t FOR SALE —1" hole fertiliser grain drill with grass seeder. Loren Keidel. 1 mile west and 1% mile south of Hoagland 9"() g.'ltx FOR two by<our* siding shiplap and ahecting. 9 2 by lit. 18 ft. long. Call al 328 South Fifth street. 90 8 3u rOR SALE — 1937 1% ton Ford truck with bed. 1117 West Madison street. "" I'HILCO 6 tul»e Gar Radios 842.50 up; also featunug iustalMtiou ■iervice and aerials.— Haugk Heating A Appliances. 84lt

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“Certainly, the vegetables are fresh—see I'm wrapping them In today * Democrat Want Ad page!'* FOR SALE— Bryant gaa water heater*; 20 gal. (77.50. 30 gal. (87.50. Also limited stock of oil and electric water heater*. Haugk Heating A Appliance*. 78-TF FOR SALE—Hoover sweeper. No attachment*. Phone 1643. Adams County Trailer Sale*. 82-TF FOR SALE-Holstein bull 1 yr. old, Brown Swiss bull 11 months old. Arthur Werling, Preble, Ind 90-3tx For "sale-7 punning - to build in '47? Get your site now, one that will meet FIIA requirements tor downpayment or be Gl loan approved. Most of these will. Grant Street, lights, water, gas, paved street, (400; Sixteenth street, lights, water, gas, sewer, two lots. (525 each. Marshall Street, gas. light*, water, sewer five lot* reserved for FHA or Gl approved homes, 1695 each; Stratton Place, planned for ranch type home, 66 to 80 foot frontage*, every improve I inent, restricted to better homes, from (1.350. One acre, paved highway. 4% miles southeast, good school, lights, (375. Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building, phone 870. 85-TF FOR SALE I’seil merchandise - 2 dinette sets, 4 used mattresses. 1 dining room table and six chairs A-l condition, 1 100 lbs. ice box A-l condition. Will sell cheap for cash. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 90-g2t FOR fIALE —Two John Deere corn plaaters with or without fertiliser attachments; good condition; one with tractor hitch. J. C Ball3ell. 2Mi miles east of Monroe. 883 t FOR SALE: Lovely new 5 room house with xa* furnace, full basement, panelled walls. Immediate possession. Call 7665. HNg3t I FDR SALE--4 room house and lot, garage and out buildings. Electricity and city water, leaving city. 627 Schiimeyer street. 88l3x FOR SALE — Horton gas motor washing machine. Elmer Hirschy. one mile south, 1% west of Berne. 88 3tx FOR SALE Two Holstein bulls, one registered; both ready for service. Phone 615-K. 88 3tx FOR SALE — John Deere Model B Six Speed Tractor on good Rubber, One good used Seven Ft. Disk. New John Deere Pulverizers New Dunham Gultipaikers. Rubber Tired Wagons, Paper Haminermills, Hand and Cylinder Corn Shelters. Ringfree Oil and Grease. New and used Tractor Tires. Admiral Refrigerature and Radios on display Delanal Milkers and Separator*. Steffen implement Co. Phoue 180 Third St. 87 4t JI'ST RECEIVED 2o innersprlng mattresses (33.25 up. (5.00 trade in allowance for your old mattress. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 90 g2t FOR SALE New .Krohler living room suite. Kitchen cabinet. New bleached mahogany iiedroom suite. Three 55 gallon drums. Antique secretary and bookcase. Homemade stand table. Phone 918. 90-3tx FOR SALE 5 room fully modern home. Built in 1940. Garage attached. Full basement, modeni recreation room. Automatic coal heating. Hardwood floors. Ideal location. Call 8362. 89-3tx FOR SALE 2 full size roll-a-way beds with mattress practically new; etectrl*- hot plate; Model A Ford in good shape; Tappan gas stove. Phone 8281 89 2tx FOR RENT—Steeping room in modern home; also garage. 603 N. Second St., phone 384 or 4*>l 90-3 t FOR SALE Good used Bee Vac electric washing machine and twin tubs. Like new. Cail at 427 Fornax street. 9v-g2tx FOR SALE — lairge number of dinette sets iu chrome. w<iod. and loom lite. Table tops in plastic. porcelain, and w<sal. (28.00 up. Sprague Furuiture Store. Pbuue 199. »"-8-’t Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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WANTED SEWING MACHINE Reparing - All makes, guaranteed jobs. Wo make covered button*, covered belt buckles, do hemstitching and machine buttonhole*. Boardmans 223 North First. 77-26tx WANTED—Antiques. We buy a general line. Decatur Antique Shop. Phone 1433, 935 N. Second. 82 12 tx WANTED — Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letter*, sale* messages, program*, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. ‘ Phone 870, Heller Building. 244-as WANTED—Used cars, highesf prices. Dirk Mansfield Motor Sales. 110 So. Second Street. Bltl2 WANTED — GOOD quality timothy and mixed hay. John Feasel Phone 6262. 80 TF WANTED all kinds butcher cattle. Steury Abattoir. Phone 1676. 55-T WANTED-W. I' A~toiieta, price for cleaning 110 and (12, mmpools and septic tanks by the barrel. Drop a card to Major Harris. Grover Hill. 0., or telephone after 6 p m. 89-gl2t WANTED — Man to operate Nut Vending machine. Can he hand h-d in spare time. Investment required Write It Brown, 806 S. Cedar. Auburn. Ind- 9U 3tx MiS< ELLANEOI S FARMERS ATTENTION—W« remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000- We pay all phone charges. The Stadley Products Co. 15-ts 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 makes of washers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 463. 97 ts Decorating serviqe lor Decatur and vicinity. Work guaranteed. Inside and outside paiuting. Call us for estimate. Walter Dove, 523 E. Water St., Berne, Parmalae or write Box 101 c/o Democrat Company. 71-TF Cesspool, septic tank and sanitary toilet cleaning. Modern equipment. Phone 5653 Decatur. M. and C. Truck stop. 89-3tx LOST AM) FOUND LOST—4 ten dollar HU* Friday night. Presumably in a busi-ness-place. Reward. Call 7181. 88g3t FOR KENT FOR RENT Filling station, good place to live. 2 miles north Convoy. 1 mile west on road 30. Fred Barker. 89-g2tx FOR RENT—2 room apartment. Phone 120. Ilx FOR RENT -Bleeping room two blocks from court house. Two ladies preferred. Phone 1555. 90-g2t Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks irregular in quiet trading. Bonds irregula.: U. S. government* lower. Curb stock* irregular higher. Cotton futures steady. Wheat, corn, oats and barley futures firm. Ilogs, catite and sheep higher. —— —o PLAN TO END truiilin''"'* *■><•!» rig<> One) call off the strike tor an immediate 35 to (6 weekly wage increase with other issues left to arbltrailon. Beii tie declined comment on such speculation. Government quarters felt that Schwellenbach's arbitration proposal. although rejected, iiad narrowed I li<* range of differences between the two eide*. The company. In its reply, agreed to consider regional ai bitration. Previously it had offered only local arbitration iu reply to the union's demand fur industry wide arbit tat ion. The government proposal left the scope of arbitration up to a five-man arbitration board It called for immediate arbitration of wages and five other of the union's lit national demands. The four remaining 1*»IM» ftouid have Iteen submitted to arbitration it 48 hours of "intense negotiations" failed. A telephone company official expressed "surprise'' that Schwellenbach had interpreted their reply to bis |iro|»<»al as a rejection. "We accepted the st-cretary's proposal in principle but suggested some modifications in the proposed procedure In other to expedite the final determinations ot the isaues In much lee* time than the plan tbat was proitosed.'' he said ■—— -- — — -o Trade In a Good Tows — Decatur

Cleaning Os Ditches Launched In County New Equipment Is Working Overtime Overtime operations of the new dragline in cleaning ditches of the county have been begun, it was announced today by surveyor Virgil F. Howers. Two eight-hour shifts are now working daily, he said, in an effort to insure the speedtest possible cleaning of the ditches. Lights have been installed on the new equipment to permit after dark operation. The new bulldozer, purchased recently by the county, is also being used in following thedrag-line and levelling spoil banks. At present, the workers are completing the Ohler ditch iu Union township and will move soon to Kirkland township. The more urgent jolts will be done first Mr. Bowers stated. He estimated that the drag line crew faces about a two-year jolt in getting all of the county ditches in order, with the more urgent ones requiring about the first six months of that period. Mr. Howers Iso stated that repairing of the Dan Yoder ditch in Hartford township Is being done separately. o UNION CONTROL (Continued From Page One) machinery McCormicks may be (ailed before the committee. Both recently cut prices. Chairman Robert A. Taft said the commit tee's concern was not so much the current price situation but "the long range problem of preventing depression*.’* Alaska—Secretary of interior J. A. Krug told congress Alaska ought to be admitted to the union Itecause it Is an important defense bastion. He added that Alaskans are Americans ‘‘and we have no right io deny them the privileges of citizenship." Tlte house committee'* approval of the Greek-Turkish aid bill came as the senate began day night sessions In the hope of passing the measure before the week end. Sen. Arthur A. Vandenberg. R., Mich., said quick action is necessary be

• Senwee. • ■ ■ NEEDS ARE vou INTERESTED IN B TRAINING TO BE A WOM E N . SUPERVISOR for first and ■ We Need Three Men ■ ■ second shift. capable of advancing. ® ■ ■ CiMirl ls * ol ' are 2535 * ear * o,d ‘ ■ ■ xwmru nan. have a high school education • ■ - I* and can fit into a small ■ ()I 1 ay. manufacturing organization- g | ■ ■ ■ APPLY TO ■ J (). R. MYERS — Plant Mgr. J ■ 312 WEST ELM ST. ■ ■ ■ (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a aa-a a - 1

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cause the foreign aitugtlon I* expected to deteriorate soon. Other congressional development*: Arms embargo Congress took a cautious look at President Truman** request for authority to ban munition* shipment* to nations considered potential enemteu of the United States. Although many congressmen through the request seemed valid, they said It had come as a surprise and that they wanted more time to study its implications. The President asked congress in a message to renew Hie export control act of 1940 but to scrap a section of the 1939 neutrality act requiring "impartial" armament sales to other nations. Rents Tlte house banking committee postponed a scheduled meeting on rent control until house Republican leader* decide whether to approve a in percent increase in rent telling*. Chairman Jesse P. Wolcott. R., Mich., hoped party leaders would express their view* in time for the committee to take action on rent control extension bill early next week. 0 The Great Salt I,.ike is 75 miles long and 35 miles wide. o MAY OFFER REWARD (Continued Krom Pftgi* One) da77 The fence tra|>. south of the east bridge in Decatur, was cleaned yesterday by volunteers. No trace of Hie missing hotly was found, but the trap was cleaned CABINETS Double Bowl Base Sink and Wall Cabinets Ready Made A Tailor Made Harrison Water Heaters and Deep Freezers RADIOS Console-Combination Record Players KITCHEN Maytag Sales and Service Washers • Sweepers lit) Jefferson St. Phone 95

to prevent it from being torn •way by Increasing debris and the swift current. 0 START CLEANING OF • —I ■** (Continued From Page One) of new water line has been installed on South Fifth street and that a representative ot the state BURK Elevator Co. Decatur • Peterson • Monroo

SALE CALENDAR Xt’k is—Jacob C Maxeliu. 3 miles north and 1 mile west of Berne AiR 18 and I mile we.t of Coppess Corner. (tenvial farm sale. Roy # Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechty. APR PJ-Alyeia'uughrey. % mile north. 1 mite east, % m»e north ,of Dixon. Ohio Unman Bro* .Am t*. APR. 19 Mr and Mrs W II Hart, Good Six Room Home. 637 West Cherry St., Bluffton. Indiana. .Midwest Realty Auction to. J. F Sanmann. Auctioneer. \PR 19—Cora E Stucky. Admrtx Delta Winshlp. east Sha« kley street. Geneva, Ind House and lot and pcixonal property. J.-ff Llet bly auctioneer. APR 22 -Lydia W Hoile. Admrtx. Charles W. Hoile. 2% mile* east of Decatur on U. S 224 and 3’ a mile* north. General farm sate. Roy A- Ned Johnson and Melvin Liechly, Auct*.. APR 22 —Robert S. Doctor and Denni* W. Parquet, 7’* mile* Northeast of Fort Wayne, on No. 427, Well Improved 171 A< re farm. Midwest Realty Auction Co J. F Sanmann. Amt. APR. 24 —llufu* * Franklin Mazelin, I mile east and '* mile north of Berne Tile Mill or 5% mile* outli and I mile east of Monrm- Closing out sale. Melvin Liechty and Roy A Ned Johnson, auctioneer*. APR 26—S. Q Hipsher. 7 miles North of Fort Wayne, Ind. on No. 27. then 2 mile* East. Weil Improved 160 Acre Farm. Fine Modern Home and Other Good Improvements. Midwest Realty Auction Co. J. F. Sanmann. Audit er. Al’R. 28 —T. O. Darrow. 4 mile* Southwest of Warren. Ind . on No. 218. Well Improved 120 nt re faun. Modern Home. Midwest Realty Auction Co . .1. F. Sanmaitn Auctioneer PUBLIC AUCTION A* I have sold my farm. I will sell the following personal property at Public Auction on the farm located 3 miles North and 1 mile West of Berne. Indiana, or 3 mile* South and I mile West of Coppe** Corner, on Friday, April 18, ’47 Starting at 12:00 Noon — CAITLE — Registcrel Holstein 2 yrs. old, milking 4' 3 gal ; Registered Holstein 5 yrs. obi, milking 5 gal.; Registered Holstein 10 yrs. old. milking 7 gal.; Bull calf elegilde to register. — HOGS — Hampshire Sow with 9 plgr. Hampshire Sow .dm to farrow May ' I; 4 feeding shoals. 1 Registered Chester White Gilt with 9 pig* by side, old enough to »< an. POULTRY 22.> While Leghorn Pull< t heavy layer. GRAIN AND FEED 50» l>ti Coin; 200 Im. Vickland ami Tama Oafs; 13 tons loose Alfalfa and Timothy Hay; 20 shocks of fodder in field. IMPLEMENTS AND MIS( ELLANEOI N Ohio Manure Spreader; N'rw Idea Hay Loader, lik< new; Selfdump Rake. Hoosier 8 hoc Fertilizer Grain Drill; Hay Tedder; Duckfoot Roller; Single Disc; Boh Sled Mud Boat; 5 shovel Plow; Corn Shelter, Tank Heater; 2 Hog Houses; Brooder House 10x12; Poultry Shelter 9x10; 3 Hard Coal Brooder Stoves; Chicken Feeder* and Fountain*: 20 hml* of 5 ft Poultry Fence; Table Top Kerosene Stove with built-in oven: Laundry Stove: Dining Room Extension Table; l.arge. Cupboard; 2 Vanities; 2 Chest of Drawers; Morris Chair; Rockers; Chairs; 2 Beds with mattre**; Lawn Mower; Oil Stove with oven; Fruit Jar*; Two .Milk Can*: Several Cords of Wood; Dunham Tractor Disk, 7 on side, good; Dunham Rotary Hoe; Case Binder, 8 foot, horse or tractor binder. All zerk grea <• fittings. High speed knotter for tractor use. Original webs, in good condition. M<Cormick Deering one row horse cultivator, good; Two Leatlier Horse Collar*. 21 or 22 inch, good: Double Set of Work Harness; 14 inch Walking Plow. Jacob C. Mazelin OWNER Roy A Ned Johnson Am I. Melvin E. Liechty Auct. E. W. Baumgartner—Clerk. Apr. II - 16

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board of health will be in Decatur Friday to Inspect a proponed •ewer, petitioned (or by Giles Porter in the west end ot Decatur. Il Built-up roof* • lnl<-rl«r decorating re. upping amt coating • caulking. rcKl.oln* Interior decorating spray ami brush painting. Floor reflnlshImc. waterproofing R. M. KOLTBR 41 CO. 153 S. Se<<»nd St. Decatur. Ind. N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 8:80 to 11:30 12 Wte 8:00 •aturdaye, 8:00 p. m. Telepnone 135 gya* Examined Oleseee Fitted