Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 131, Decatur, Adams County, 4 June 1947 — Page 5

ESDAY, JUNE 4, 1947

Meet Reports ■ For B REPORT of local ■■foreign markets 1 ShTT. MURRAY 4 CO. ■ J 1 " H • ■ Z3 "“ Ek I2* ll "’*■ 23.50 2300 EKB ?*"' ■ 22.26 lbs 21. SO Hhlj.j lbs. 22.75 MM 3;,0 lbs. 20.25 ■ lbs 18 - 73 ■pi nA ib * 21,75 hhb it- I"* EEEm 1 '!■ It’S. 21.75 ■lt ’ 17 50 EkJ* •■• 14.50 ■J ’ 10.00 BBu’. 1 a Sat I 25.00 EPI 2000 ■K - 11.00 gs - 7.60 W«ffINER STOCK YARDS < ted June I |M 23.60 HE ||| ;y, lbs. 23.25 2t?i 22.75 27“ 22.50 |M 2'" 22.00 23“ 21.50 |M .wo 21.00 |M 325 H’« 20.25 4“O lbs 1 9 -50 lbi< 21.00 |K suit 16.25 Uli ■ 7““ lbs Hi 00 El . 1325 87 23.00 Hf 20.00 10.00 IBholesale egg and ■frill TRY QUOTATIONS B Furnished by PRODUCE CO. B Phone 3SP B I Corrected June 4 receipt eggs — -87 bros Springers over 3% lbs. .31 under 3Vi lbs. .28 bens -I 7 KKcal grain market ■Kirk elevator CO. Hf Corrected June 4 subject to change ■g during day. ■* delivered at elevator, prices. .01 par bnabel law £■>»: .04 par 104 last. E” tab. fans. » GRAIN PRICES County F. B. Co-Op’s ■■Berne Monroe-Williams B Corrected June 4 ■ ■t K 94 ■ No. 2 2.90 Ml tor rye price*. ■rt WAYNE LIVESTOCK ■l Wayne Ind . June 4—ll’P) 160250 lbs. 23.25-23.75, lbs. 21 75-23. 300 lbs. up ■1125. 100 160 lbs. 21.75-22.75; lambs 20; spring lambs ewes 6; clipped bucks |B*r« Qioice 21 ■*ls“; medium 15.50-21.50. ( hob o 20.50-22.50; good , '5“; medium 14.50-18.50; MtHies 16 50-17.500. ■»< choice 16 50 17; good 15. ■»’>■'. medium 13.60-14.50; can ■ and cutters 9 50-13.50. ■ll’ choice 16 50-17; medium I M-ENAMEL ■Cement Paint, powder El form, mixes with I - water. II for cement walls, ■interior and exterior. 51 Perfect for stucco, g Repels water. ■ HAUGK’S b ™ Kmuc „ KJ **»tor Co. r" • ’’•term . Mwwrw — n L I N ' A. BIXLER | optometrist ■l w . HOURS: ■ »to 12:00 1:00 to 6:00 I U,ur a»y». 1:30 p. m. EL Tel «Phona 135 from r Roor p S TO Q L CELLAR ■ ’MUfIEWITW IMler e

LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or leas: 1 time 50c; 2 times 76c; 3 times |1; 6 times 11.75 Rates quoted are for consecutive Insertions. No classified ads accepted for sklpday ached ule. 10 Po ’ nt nLAC * 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 YOU CAN'T BEAT IT Sprague Furniture Store is the hottest value spot in northern Indiana for furniture and rugs. Phono 199. New crop KeystoruTGarden Seeds in bulk; new crop Keystone flower needs in package*. Finest quality lawn seeds.—Burk Elevat -r Co. FOR SALE: 600 Sheets S'jxll 20 Ib. White Bond Mimeograph 51.45 This bond mimeograph has good strength and drying quailties. Sized for pen and ink. The Decatur Democrat Co., telephone 1000 and 1001. 103tf FOR SALE — Phllco car radios and alrials 142.50 to 179.50, we Install. JJbrick Bros. 102-TF FOR SALE 303 Oak In Decatur. Six rooms and batb. All modern, garage attached, extra large corner lot In excellent condition, immediate possession. Only 57,500. Allen f.'ounty Realty Co. H-8767. Ft. Wayne or Bob Heller, Realtor, Decatur, Indiana, Phone 870. 116-TF BANANAS — large golden yellow taety fruit every day. lb 12c; California xeedless oranges, juicy sweet, 2 doz. 29c. Coppess Corner. 129-3tx FOR SALE — 1937 Oldsmobile, 6 cylinder good condition. Reuben Reinhart, Monroe. 129 3tx FOR SALE — 38 Ford ton and one half truck, stock, grain and tomato rack. Motor A-l. 2 new rear tirea, 2 recaps. See it. Highway Service, N- 2nd St. 129 3tx FOR SALE—Bryant, hybrid seed corn |B.OO bushel. We are also Decatur agents for Funk's seed corn. Burk Etevstor Co., Decatur, Monroe, Peterson. 100-T

FOR SALK 2 Black Poland China sows ready with pigs; Phone 513-0. 130 2tx FOR SALE "--""Beautiful AKC registered cocker spaniel puppie* Maurice Miller. 2 mile* east across State Line on 221. and 2'4 miles north. 130 6tx FOR SALE - 1937 Dodge 4 door; clean; Avon Zimmerman, Phone 615-R. 130 3tx FOR SALK — Holstein bull calf from high producing dam. 3 miles south of Coppess, 1 mile west. L Reuben Schwartz. 130 g3tx FOR SALK- E-Z Bake range. Good condition; pump jack and electric motor. Inquire Oscar Frye, corner Melbers and 11th St. 130-3tx FOR SALE I’sed Leonard refrigerator. Bicycle tire and tuhc 93.85, See Chet Gallimore, formerly of Polnsette Auto Co., new owner Porter Tire Co., 234 N. 2nd St. 130-3tX FOR SALK — High <hair. g<s!d condition. Phone 898. j2!»i.3x FOR SALK Plants of delphiniums, carnation, geum. pansies, primrose*, painted daisies, shasta daisies, scablosa. While they last will sell 15 chrysanthemum plants for 11.00 call after 4 pm. War low’s Garden*. Road 27. 131-4tx FoiFsALE Home-made violins gio to 325. Sam Stahl second floor Morrison building. 131 3tx FOR SALE Bed room suite, complete with mattress and springs. 9 x 12 rug. Tappan gas range, bath room mirror, floor lamps, 4 pair silk drapes, Aluminium pans and miscellaneous articles James Elberson, Phone 1086 131 3tx FOR SALK - Six room house. One acre ground. Mile east Decatur. Dayton Steele t3l H FOR SALK Cow with dx week* old calf. Walter Reppert % mile north of Magley. 131 3U FOR SALK 2 Chevrolets. 1 black •41 club coupe, A-l condition, price 41.100. One 3-tone '4O Chevrolet coach, price 1900. Ray Intel, corner South sth and East Elm 131 3tx FOR SALE — W- P- A Phone 5671. 131-g3tx FOR SALE Modern house located 1063 South Winchester street. Large garden and orchard (. heap if taken al ouce Immediate possession Mrs. Georgia roe phone. *

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds 4, M | wCSI.gF * I "This must be Cleanup Week — I see in the Democrat Want Ads they have specials on bath tubs!” FOR SALE Chester White male hog. Also some tried gilts John L. Walters, half mile east of Monmouth. 131-ltx FOR SALE — Double and olngle base sinks; wall cabinets; radios; sweepers; water heaters and softeners; automatic toasters; oil heating stoves; used washers. Kitchen .Maytag Sales and Service. 238 N. Second street (new address) phone 95. 124 TF FOR SALE-2 apartment house on S. sth all modem and good condition. Also 3 acre plat 3 miles west of Decatur on 224. an Idea! spot for construction of a borne. 7 room all modern house on south 6th St. block from Lincoln school. Large lot with garden spot, seen by appointment only. Immediate possession — Five room house, bath, (food tot and house In good condition. Three blocks from business district on Mercer avenue, inside railroad tracks. ALSO Rix room house, good garage, large lot and garden spot, two blocks from school, located in Monroe. CLYDE O. TROUTNER, Real Estate and insurance. Telephone 1166 or 73. 124-TF FOR SALE—Six room house on 7th street all modern, full base ment, gas furnace, automatic gas heater for water system, beautiful built in cupboards, inlaid linoleum, rock wool insulation, garage and large garden several fruit trees. Close to factories churches and schools. Clyde O. Troutner. Real Estate and Insurance. Phone 1166 or 73. 126-TF FOR SALE—M feet ornamental wire fencing, practically new. steel posts and gate. Makes an ideal play yard. >ls. 522 Studebaker St. 131-b3t FOR SALE Early DeKalb hybrid seed corn. Chris Inniger Route No. 1. Monroe. Monroe phone 94-0. 126 9tx FOR SALE 1946 Motorette. A-l condition. 1250 Can be seen at 618 N. 2nd St. Phone 984. 121* 3tx FOR SALE Used cabinet radio. Good playing. Phone 2564. 130-2tx FOR SALE Young fryers 3’4 to 4 lbs. Also 1 year old English Shepherd dog. Charles Thieme, route No. 3, Decatur. Phone 9765. 130-3tx FOR SALE Regina sweeper, with attachments. Also lady's Buiova watch. Call 1161. 130-i>3t Early hybrid seed corn -certified Wisconsin hybrids for farmers who sewed early seed corn. These hybrids were planted four years ago in thia territory and saved the com crop for many farmer* These certified Wisconsin hybrid* mature aa much aa 10 to 20 days earlier than the earliest Indiana or Ohio hybrids. See your local agent or get yours now from the Mau mee Valley Seed Service, Inc., next Ui Union Stock Yards, Ft. Wayne. Ind. Phone Eastbrook 3346. 131 7t FOR SALE Royal portable typewriter 850. Chamber of Com merve. Phone 1618. L!1 3t WANTED SEWING MACHINE Reparing - All makes, guaranteed jobs. We make covered buttons, covered belt buckles, do hemstitching and machine buttonholes. Boardmans 223 North First. 129 25tx WANTED — Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, ssles messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 8/0. Heitor Building. 244-as WANTED— Washing. Will call for and deliver. Phone 2554. 130-2tx WANTED — Com I*'ent lady would like house or restaurant work 4<»3 North 7th Street 129 3t WANTED TO BLY - Used cars Dick ilauetield Motor Sales 141 S. Second St.. Decatur, lud 108 TF

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Industrious man or woman own and service new five cent nut snd candy machines. No experience necessary. Will not Interfere with present employment. Small Investment Write Box 137 c/o Democrat giving phone snd address. Ul-Sts WANTED — Furnished 2 or 3 room apsrlment. Csil 1357 after 5 p.m. 131 a2tx WANTED — (Url for general of fire work. Address box 126 — Daily Democrat , 131 3t WANTED -Elderly man as handy man in automobile dealership. No repslr work but small janitor and delivery service. Phone 144. WANTED — To care for children during the day at my home. Telephone 1713. 129 g3t WANTED -Cream separator. Prefer one electrlclally driven. Phone 573-B 13i-2tx miscellaneous FARMERS ATTEMTioN^We - ?*- move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000- We pay all phone charges. The Stadley Products Co. 15-ts APPLIANCE can’t fix It throw it away. We repair all makea of waabere. sweepers, irons and other small appliances- White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold * Klenk, phone 463. 97 ts Decorating service for Decatur and vicinity. Work guaranteed. Inside and outside painting. Call us for estimate. Walter Dove, 633 E. Water St., Berne, Parmalat or write Box 101 e/o Democrat Company. 71-TF Personal Liability Insurance Kenneth Kunvon 3~~KENT FOR RENT Sleeping room in modern home. Phone 250 after 6 pm. 130 1)31 FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms. 513 Msrshall St. 130b3t 0 — INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, June 4 —(UP)— '(PM A) —Livestock: Hogs K.OOO; active; weights 270 lbs. down steady; 270-280 to* 25 higher and heavier weights 50 higher; sow market not fully established; early indications around steady at 18.00-19.00; bulk barrows and gilts 160225 tb • 3.75. top 24.00: 225 240 lbs. 23.50; 240-250 lbs. 23.25; 250-260 lbs. 23.00; 260-270 lbs 2275; 2702Mt n>s. 22.50 ; 280 290 lbs. 26.25; 290-300 lbs. 21.75; 300 325 Ibx 21.25; 325-35(1 lbs. 20.75; 350-400 tbs. 20.25; 100-160 It>s 22.00-23.00. Cattle 2 000, calves 700; steers and heifers mostly steady, less desirable quality considered; two loads good to choice lightweight Steers 26.00; liberal showing mostly gtMMI light steers and mixed yearlings 24.75-25.50; bulk medium and good light weights 2J.60-24.50; common and niediunt 21.00-23.50; several loads good to choice heifers 24.40-25.00; bulk medium to low good 23.00-24.00; good beef cows and canners and cutters mainly steady, common and medium grades slow, weak to 50 lower; goo<| beef cows largely 17.75-2u.00; common ami medium 1350 17 25; cantors anti cutters 10.60-13.50; vealers fairly active, steady; goo<i and choice mainly 23.50-26.00; common and medium 12.00-23.00; culls mainly eround 10.00. Sheep 300; lambs around steady ; few lots mostly medium and good spring lambs 22.<t<t 24 <to; tight weight slaughter ewes about steady at 6.50-7.00; heavies under pressure at 6.00 down; otld mature bu< ks 5.00.

...... ; CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: June 2.528- July 2»2 28h; Sept 222% 'j; Dec. 2 20; May 2.16%-%. Coni: July 1.85 1 85%; Rapt. i.73%-%; Dec. 158*4-159; May 1 56'. Oats: July 93 93%; Sept. 86 85 %; Dec. 82U-83; March 81N -May 80'..A 0 Portland Woman Is Fined For Speeding Mrs Frances Baughman. 28, Portland, was arreated this morn Ing on Thirteenth street by sheriff Herman Bowman on a speeding charge. When arraigned before justice of peace Ernest Stengel at Berne, she entered a plea of guilty and was fined It snd coats, totalling |7.H*. The sheriff charged her with driving 51 miles per hour in the 30-mlie per hour zone-on federal road 27 by-pass near the Erie railroad. Gordon Spitler. Fort Wayne, arreated Sunday In Pleasant Mills by sheriff Bowman on a similar charge, also entered i guilty plea before justice Steugel tote Tuesday and wae fin-d II and costs, totalling 87.1 t).

18 Ex-Servicemen Join Naval Reserve Recruiting Officer Here For Two Days A total of 18 Adams county exservicemen enlisted in the U. 8. naval reserve during the two days a recruiting officer was stationed at the city hall, it was made known last night. Edward Noonan, local factory worker and ex-army air forces sergeant, was among those who “switched" services to enter the new navy setup. He was given a rating of chief aviation machinists’s mate (A) in the navy and will be among those to take a two weeks' cruise on a navy ship this summer. A majority of the enlistments were received from World War II ex-navy veterans, the recruiting officer stated. Enlistees were given lapel emblems and naval Identification cards to carry in their possession, denoting the date of their enlistment and their ratings. Paul Brewer. In the research de partment at Kraft Foods, Inc. here has been named permanent recruiting officer and interested veterans may receive Information concerning enlistments from him. 0 Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocky higher In moderately active trading. Bonds Irregularly higher; U. S governments did not trade. Curb stocks higher. Wheat, corn, oats and barley futures steady. Ilogs steady to lower, cattle steady and sheep strong to higher. 0 CANADIAN SHIP HITS It »H*(nurd frum l*asr II The U. S. coast guard station at Sault Ste. Marie. Mich., said the cutter Kimball reported It had picked up 21 survivors and the body of a woman at the scene of the wreck. -

WAYNETEX The plaster effect wall paint in colors HAUGK’S Trsilr In n (-■-■»4 Tone. — Hrrelwr Truck Load Extra Early SEED CORN Funk’s Hooder-Crowt F-1-3H regular anti large flats. Theo. Bulmahn Decatur Dealer I’reble phone 5 on 20

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Monthly Red Cross Report Is Listed 346 Services Are Rendered In May The Red Cross home service office extended 346 various services and expended 1310.41 for financial aid to servicemen, ex-servicemen snd their dependents, and to civilians In May. The monthly report of Mrs. Ruth Hollingsworth, executive secretary, follows: Services rendered: Telegrams received 3 Telegrams sent 5 Furlough verifications 2 Information 34 Report of health of serviceman's family .... 1 Refunds 1 Assistance with claims for disability pensions . 3 Assistance with insurance claims 2 Hospital and domiciliary care 1 Consultation and guidance 6 Referral tn other gaencles 4 Financial assistance 21 Terminal leave pay 2 Notices of pension received 1 Wheel chair loaned 1 Interviews 35 Letters written 45 Letters received 73 Telephone calls in 31

■ B JI H . ■ w 3L ■ »■ B3j I■. m ■IB ■ ■□■ *■ i B w ■JWaWTL JI > BaM : IASY TO 9ORROW I "Get Mw «nk yea see*** ; M ew* and ttcwlfy- 1 , larroaiaq made aat< under our plan a > leant pJaateb made on conuenleM J ! tmma See ut before yev borrow 3 I, toll Information wHImuI obligation. 3 I See ut lodar CAU. PHOM Og WRITI : LOCAL LOAN COMPANY 5 • IRMOKFOfrAVtD 3 • Greuntf Liner . R-<xk RmiMiM 3 • OfCAIUR. INDIANA J v Bl«IIA«A8•!••»■•••••••• ••••■•* HAUGKS Heating & Appliances —o Electromasler Apartment Size Electric Kanges (with 3 burner* and deep well cooker) $114>,25 I’hik-o Home Freezer*—s cu. ft. (3 compartment* and .» yr. (Guarantee. Sealed Unit*) $211.50 Premier Upright Model Sweeper* (with the VihraSweep Bruxh and 2 Speed Motor) $69.50 plus Httut hmrivs Premier Tank Type Sweeper* (complete *el of attachment*. steel tank and h.p. motor) $71.50 Jacobsen 'j h. p. Water System* . _ _ - $175.00 Dew Water Softener*-60.000 grain (carries factory guarantee Io soften Decatur waler) _ $192.50 (Other sizes up to 54)0,000 grains.) Bryant - Pittsburg - EvansMertland • (’«»nco Waler Heaters $77.50 and up (Many sizes for (Jas. Oil, or Electric.)

Telephone calls out 61 Trips made (118 miles) 5 Affidavits 1 Notarizations ... 4 Total aervicM 346 * 0 Trad** In a Good Town -Decatur Highest Market Prices Paid for CREAM and EGGS SHERMANWHITE CO. 7th & Monroe Sts. Phone 201 Decatur STATION MANAGER (Cream and Eggs) 808 WALTCRB 253 N. 7 st. Phone 3645 ROUTE TRUCKMAN (Cream) R. O. WYNN 90-1 W. Adams St. Phone 1036

SALE CALENDAR JUNE 5- Clialnu-I Brodie, k. 3 miles hmiili uni 2 miles west of Condoning out sale Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Llechty. auctioneers. JUNE 7 Richard A Burnice Juday, I square south and S square west of Caution light at Geneva. Indiana 6 room house and personal property Roy a Ned Johnson and Melvin Llcchty. Auctioneers. JUNE 9 Mi and Mrs Barnett A Sapp l' a miles north of Hoagland on black lop road Houm hold furniture. Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Llechty. am ts JUNE 14—'The Wm Meyer Estate.” F« rd L Lllterer, Commissioner. Residence property, I’rebel. Ind, and Improved M) acre farm I 1 * miles North of i’reble. Ind. Midwcl Realty Auction Co., J F Saninann. Auctioneer. JUNE 16 Russell Byer, admr Jennie F Byer. Sale to be held on premises. 150 acres. 8U acres, s room house and household furniture Roy A Ned Johnson and Melvin Llechty. aorta. Home For Sale In the ItquMatfon of the Estate of Mary Alice Cook, late of Adams County, Indiana d<«<-a»ed, the undersigned administrator, by order of the Adams Circuit Court will offer for sale the following described real estate, at th- pn-ntises in Salem, Adams County, Indiana, at 2:30 o’clock In the afternoon on the 7th Day of June, 1947, at publl, sale, all the interest of said dc< <<!< nt in and to lit*- following described real estate, to wit The North half of lots ten (U't and eleven tilt as the same are reeotded on the recorded plat of the town of Sab 111. said lots being lo« ated In the northwest quarter of Section 17 Township 26 North of Range fifteen tlst East and containing 9b’ a square rods, more or less. Subject to the fall ass«*sni-iit of gentral taxes for the year 1946 due and payable in the year 1947. Also ttie following desullwd personal properly, to wit: 1 radio, I table. 2 stands. 1 cheat. I dresser. 1 10X15 linoleum. 6 dining room chairs. 5 rocking chairs. I sewing machine. 1 magazine stand, 1 davenport. I baseburner. 1 9x12 Axmlnster rug. 1 clothes Irttnpvr. 1 Wilson healer, I bed and springs, 2 mattresses, I feather tick, bed clothes, 1 dresser. 1 clothes ra< k. I basket. 1 cupboard. 30 quarts fruit. 1 fish bowl. 2 mirrors. I stove rollers. 2 9x12 rugs, 4 kitchen chairs. 1 utility cabinet. I kiteheti table. I Ire box. 1 kitchen range. 1 clock. I stand I medicine cabinet. 1 bread Imx, 3 coat bucketa, I k- rosem- stove. 1 table. 1 cabinet. 1 ls»x cupboard. 1 wash stand and ha*in. < ouklng utensil*, dishes. < urlatns and bliitda. pu tures, I %-bed. I lawn mower. 1 ion soft coal. 11,I 1 , tons cokr- and hard coal (mixedl. 3 bundles shingles, garden tools, and other miscellaneous articles Said sale will be made übject to the approval of said Court, for not les* than two thirds 12 3) of (he full appraised value of said real estate, and upon the following terms ami conditions: For Cash Possession on day of sale. Roy E. Lautzenheiser ADMINISTKATOK Hubert R. McClenahan, Attorney for Estate Simian Brothers. Auctioneers. Earl Foreman. Clerk. J urn l 4 ■ 5

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Hovßraalleay Galena Park, T«. (U P) Rover had the reputation of beiM a tough guy among watch dogs In thin community. Hiz owner, Mr*. E H Follett, thinks otherwise. Someone m«d to b osk into bar house and Rover didn’t *»en yelp once. Moreover, he permitted the thief to steal hie collar. Notice! We are buying all grade* of paper etock at present market prices. Alss want Scrap Irsn, Rags, Rubber, Batteries, Auto Radio* era, Brass, Copper, Aluminum, Zinc, Lead Babbitt, etc. We accept Wire and Tin—But NOT tin cans. We are alee buy ere of beef hldee, eels akin, sheep pelts, tallow, fata, greases, alia, lard, eta. The Maier Hide & Fur Co. 710 W. Monroe St. Phone 442