Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 205, Decatur, Adams County, 30 August 1947 — Page 5

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lit Reports F#r@ ffcoTected' August 30 Bl for ‘ . ha 27.25 ■fr. 2St ’ 27.00 ■to 33 f ' , 25.50 ■to 350 bs - r - _ 24 75 Jto 373 ,®. 23.50 ■>o 4 "° L Lj) 23.00 to 22 00 ■to 120 lbs 19 - , ° ■"L down 23.00 i° S ' 0 9 Kfl ■ to 360 lbs ‘2.50 ■ to .400 lbs 21.50 ■ t0'450 lbs 1...... = ;s gr 11.00. ■ (Wed. & Sat.) - 23.00 ■ 22.00 ■ S 6-00 ■„ 12.00 ■kuhner stock yards ■ . Corrected August 30 ■to 200 lbs. 25.25 S to 260 lbs. - 26.00 ■to 280 1b5...........25-50 ■to 300 lbs — 24-751 ■ Q9t» ihs a.— 24.00 Bo 350 lbs 23.00 ■o 400 lbs 21.25 ■o 450 lbs 1975 ■to 160 lbs 23.00 ■o 140 lbs 22.25 ■to 120 lbs 21.25 ■bs K lbs. down — 22.75 ■ to 350 lbs 21.50 B to 4TO lbs 20.50 Eh to 450 lbs 19-00 ■j to 500 lbs 18.00 ■ to 600 lbs 16.50 ■. 15.00 ■ es ' 22.00 ■bJ - ’20.00 ■ 6.00 B „ ii-oo ■ WHOLESALE EGO AND ■ POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by ■DECATUR PRODUCE CO. I Phons 38P |[ Corrected August 30 Kent receipt eggs ......... .42 Bry hens .22 Ky springers over 3% Iba.. 28 ■vy Springers under 8H lbs. .28 KumU hens .16 Ki .10 LOCAL GRAIN MARKUt BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected August 30 Beans subject «> change during day. rices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. tain: .03 per bushel less. »rn: .04 per 100 less. f.o.b. farm. GRAIN PRICES iams County F. B. Co-Op’s Berne-Monroe-Williams Pleasant Mills Corrected August 30 •t 2.37 I 1.05 I - 3.35 is No. 2 2.85 — o II for rye price*. —— —— - all the articles washed and sed in army quartermaster 8 laundries last year were on a big wash line, it would ! reached farther than from earth to the moon and back, the army. z~„_ ... IW BURK L a , Elevator Co. F Ur * _^ e terson - Monroe P? SEE US... lAUGKS I N A. BIXLER Optometrist HOURS: B ‘° 72:00 5:00 Sail’,-day., 8:30%. m . . Telephone 135 TO B CELLAR L 1 insure with gi ■Jeller |

LOCAL CLASSIFIED 1 , ADVERTISING RATES 1 Tor 25 words or less: 1 time sOc; 2 times 75c; 3 times >1; 6 times $1.75. S Rates quoted are for consecutive insertions. No classified i ads accepted for sklpday sched , ule. , Rate for) 10 Point BLACK FACE Is 5c per word for Insertion. 1 Copy must be in office by 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a m. FOR SALE i FOR SALE: 500 Sheets B%xll i 20 lb. White Bond Mimeograph $1.45- This bond mimeograph has , good strength and drying quail- , ties. Sized for pen and ink. The i Decatur Democrat Co., telephone 1000 and 1001. 103tf i FOR SALE— Sanfl. gravel, dirt, I stone, cinders. We deliver. I Glass Bros. Trucking Service. phone 23 on 25. 167-TF FOR SALE — New two bedroom 1 home, West part of city. Gas 1 heat, water softnfer, automatic 1 hot water, utility room, built-in 1 cupboards, bath, etc. Veteran may • buy for S7OO cash. Balance monthijly. Non-veteran S2OOO cash down. • Bob Heller, Realtor, Phone 870. i 176 TF ; FOR SALE — Transparent and , Dutches apples. All varieties in I season. SI.OO to $2.50 basket. Otto , D. Bieberich, Decatur, R. 2. ; 187-30tx ; FOR SALE—Water heaters, S3O i off. Base sink cabinets, S2O off. i Rinse tubs. Used radios, Phllco, I Zenith console and others. Kitchen I Maytag Wash® Service, 238 N. I Second Street, Phone 95. I 187-TF I I FOR SALE—S room house with toi--1 let and bath, bedroom down and I 2 up, basement and cupboards, 2 car garage, north end, nicely located. Immediate possession. Schwartz Realty service, 915 West Monroe street, phone 1398 or 1347. 189-gtf FOR SALE — Modern 5 room ' house with basement under en- ' tire house, built in features, about 1 six blocks from ’’business district. I Ready for immediate occupancy. In- . > quire at 625 Winchester street, • Decatur between 5:00 and 7:OQ p.m. any day. 19$ TF FOR SALE — 10 used ’Maytag Washers, guaranteed. New porcelain Maytags, immediate delivery. Latest in Admiral Radios, full line. Kitchen Maytag Service, 238 North 2nd. Phone 95. 201 TF FOR SALE—FuII size lot on Elm street, with 2 room house on back part of lot. Nice place to build your home. With sewage, gas and lights available. Schwartz Realty Service, 915 West Monroe Street. Phone 1398. 2D2-6t , FOtt SALE—Tires. Trade your old tires for new. Liberal tradein. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 141 S. Second. 203-9 t FOR SALE —Beaver Mouton fur I coat, size 12. Like new. Mrs. Vernon Affolder, 145 south Second street. 203-3tx FOR SALE—Good, used G. E. electric sweeper, new brush and bag.) Phone 62 Monroe. 203-3tx FOR SALE—I 936 Ford touring 2 door, radio, heater, new tires. $375. 1935 Ford coupe, heater, 2 new tires, $265. H. R. Steffen, 4% miles south Magley. 204-g3tx FOR SALE—SO lb. ice box, first class shape. Call 1124. 204-g2tx FOR SALE—Model A ' Ford ’3O coupe, rubber and motor good, Don Cook, first house South County Farm. 204-2 ti FOR SALE—New supply of seat covers. 1936 Plymouth two-door. 1934 Ford coupe. Sunshades. New and used Goodyear tires. Phil L. Macklin Co. Chrysler, Ptjfinouth dealer. 204-b3t FOR SALE—Hog feeders, summer and winter fountains, stock tanks, feed mixers, corn shelters, hammer,Quills and other items that yoiFWill need this fall. Special prices on several sizes new and used tractor din imflftment tires. Mollenkopf & 'Eiting. 204-3 t FOR SAW Lantz Kutter Kolters for all make of plows with l%in. Goiter shanks. The for turning under stubbles, other loose materials. Mollenkopf & Eiting. a 204-3 t FOR SALE—I94I 2-door Buick. Cdll 1230 Saturday afternoon. 205tl ?F^t^ALE—Man’s new blue suit. coat 36. waist 33,®ength 33. Ladies patentfkandals. 715 Small r baby bed Phone 8284. 251 South I Second street, rear apartment. I 205-gStx i Trade U» a Good Town s Oecatue

(RICKIES by Ken Reynolds I 1 r ■a & I I (111 i, “I’ve an awful cold and the string is to remind me to look in tne Democrat Want Ads for handkerchiefs!” FOR SALE—Large size Glowboy Heatrola. Good as new. 4 burner white enamel gas stove, excellent condition. Sell on account of jlioving, at a. sacrifice. Brown Iron bed with springs. Call 1398, or 1347, 1121 W. Adams St. 202-6 t FOR SALE — 500 Leghorn pullets, 11 weeks old. U. S. Approved parent stock. Model Hatchery, Monroe, Indiana. 202 6t FOR SALE — Large size Estate Heatrola, used about 5 months. Cream color. All enamel. Cook stove, good condition. Alma Goelz, phone 8533. 203-stx FOR SALE —Lot on south end of Shirmeyer street. Inquire Clifton Hart, Jr., 1010 Schirmeyer street. 203-g3t JFOR SALE —1934 Ford 2 door $lB9. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 141 South Second street. 204 g3t FOR SALE—AII modern 9 room house. 5 bedrooms upstairs and 1 down with closets each bedroom. Hardwood floors. Toilet downstairs. Full bathroom upstairs. Full basement, good furnace, Big kitchen. 2 big ciwterns. This is a well built home with a full size lot only 3 blocks from business district. Immediate possession. Schwartz Realty Service. 915 West Monroe St. phone 1398. 202-6 t FOR SALE—AII modern 5 room house in Homesteads with 1 acre grounds Possession in 30 days. Schwartz Realty Servicau 915 West Monroe Street. Phone 1398. 202-6 t FOR SALE —Two tone green coupe 1939 Willys-Overland. New engine, spot heater, radio, skirts. Also 2 new tires and other tires like new. This car is A-l. Also can be financed. 716 Schirmeyer St.,. Decatur, 205-2tx i— WANTED SEWING MACHINE Reparing— All makes, guaranteed jobs. We make covered buttons, covered belt buckles, do hemstitching and machine buttonholes. Boardmans 223 North First. 180-26tx WANTED — Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, eto. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Heller Building. 244-as WANTED TO BUY — Used cars Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 S. Second St., Decatur, Ind--108 TF WANTED — Furnaces to vacuum clean or repair. Call 49 for prompt service. Haugks. 164-rs WANTED all kinds butcher cattle. Steury Abattoir. Phone 1676. 55-T WANTED — We buy iron, rags, paper, hides, fur, grease. Also handle new and used structural steel and pipe. For Quick service call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Our only Addrees 710 West Monroe. Phone 442. <94 TF | WANTED-Good quality hay, loose -Or wire baled, barn cured, new or old crop. Straw wanted at all times, wire or rope field baled or stack. John Feasel, phone 6262, Decatur. 195-TF STRAW WANTED, Burk Elevator, Phone 25 or 886. 190tf WANTED;” Waitress. Burgett’s Confectionery, 144 Monroe street. 202tf WANTED — Apartment or house, j unfurnished, ormeant rooms, no kitchen necessary. Prefer downtown location. Two adilßk- Phone Mrs. Lidkea, 156. 201 gTI — General trucking. Phone 7664 or WANTED: Man with service station experience.— Zintsmaster Sales. ® 203-3 t @ WANTED TO RENT— Responsible party would rent 3 or 4 bedroom house. Phone 5205. 203-g3t ' WANTED —Good used baby bed. I Write Box Ro. 54 c/o Democrat, (state price. 203-3tx A

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WANTED—Truck to go to Louisville for 7% ton of fertilizer Sept. Bth and Sept. J. Davison, Pleasant Mills. 204-2tx WANTED — Housekeeper, stay nights it desired. Phone 7432 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. 204-3tx EXCELLENT INCOME and interesting career for industrious woman under 50. Car required Must be congenial, enthusiastic, well groomed and able to assume responsibility. No canvassing or collecting. For interview, write District Supervisor Mrs. Peggy I. Lamb, 1022 Putman street, Fort Wayne 7, Ind. 203-6 t WANTED — Girl to help with housework and care of children. Apply J. C. Sutton, 429 N. 2nd. St. Phone 228. - . 201-6 t WANTED: Male or female help. Burgett’s Confectionery, 141 Monroe street. 204btf r MISCELLANEOUS APPLIANCE SERVICE — It we can't fix it throw it atHty. We repair all makes of washerfc, sweepers, irons and other small appliances. White wringer rolls for all makes of washers. Arnold & Klenk, phone 463. 97 ts FARMERS ATTENTION—We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000- We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Products Co. 15-ts Prompt service on Photostatic copies of discharge papers, marriage licenses, legal documents, checks, correspondence, etc. Let us make authentic copies and keep the originals safe, from damage and theft. L. Anspaugh Studio. Phone 1662. 202-4 t Farm Loans made low interest We make abstracts of title to real estate. French Quinn's Abstract, Office. 63 T I Starter and generator service.' Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 140 S. Second St., Decatur, Ind. 173-TF FORRENT FOR RENT —BMM movie projectors, screen, wide variety of ( movie subjects: cartoons for the kiddies, golfing, water sports, tra-j vel, etc. L. Anspaugh Studio, phone; 1662. 202 4t FOR RENT—S rooms with garage. Martin Huser, Monroe, Ind.. Phone 732, Montoe. 205-glt FOR RENT—Sleeping room and boars for one who works days. Mrs. Loretta Amerine, phone 5494. 203-3 t o Circuit Court Term Will Open Tuesday Judge pro tern Ferd L. Litterer in the Adams circuit court this morning made entries in several cases set for this, the last vacation day •f the court. Judge Litterer dismissed a citation proceeding against Robert Scott and set a petition for a modification of a court order for September 13. A petition to modify a decree on the custody of a child in the divorce action of Richard against Ruby Vela was to be heard by Judge Litterer later this morning. Several other minor entries were made. Judge J. Fred Fruchte, regular jurist of the court, will return to the bench next Tuesday for the opening of the September term M court.

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L JLA DE R of a secrecy-shrouded cwse otbfhe Siberian coast, Rear Adm. A.~R. McCann commanded a submarine task unit that carried V. S. Navy men under the BQjar ice pack. the pacific Fleefesubmarine forW, McCann sailed his undersea unit south £spm Juneau beneath the stepping-stone betu’ecs ' America . and Russia. • ' (Ipternationift ’e

HUNT (Continued from I’agje 1) soldier's pass and birth certificate when he went AWOL. A filling station attendant, one of two witnesWs who said he saw two uniformed men with the Mays, failed to identify either Patten or Brand last night. o ARGENTINIANS (Continued rrorn rnltf 1) as a finale. It was a dramatic end to the fire which had been sni#u idling throughout the conference -Argentina's determination to limit the treaty to minimum obligations, and the U. S. effort to obtain maximum obligations. o Trade In a Good Town —» '' This is what you get with an engine remanufactured by . COLTERr 90 DAY Colter Welding & Machine Shop guarantee all rebuilt parts for 90 days, and will replace any specific part which is defective within 90 days of sale, liability shall not exceed the cost of the unit purchased and does not include any labor charges which might be incurred. Truck Guarantee 30 days. This guarantee must be presented with sales Invoice before adjustments will be made. Motor blocks are rebuilt to 'faetory specifications and should be used as carefully as a new engine. Phone 1617 122 First St. Decatur, Ind. MY PERSONAL GUARANTEE is behind all motors sent through our plant, (signed) 4 I Rebuilt Engines Block Assemblies Exchange Chevrolet, 1929-36 $89.00 Chevrolet, 1937-47 $98.95 Chevrolet, Hy-Torque Ford, Model “A” $98.25 Ford, 1932-36 |‘V-8” Ford, 1937-39 “60” Ford. 1937-47 “V-8” (Includes 85-90-95-100 H.P.) Dodge, — $119.50 Plymouth, 1944-41 $111.20 Plvmouth, 1942-47 $119.50

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The first known white man to set foot on Wiconsin soil was Jean Nicolet, wt» arrived at the mouth of the Fox'mxer in 1634. NOTICE OF EXE<TTORS SALE s OF REAIz ESTATE ' The undersigned executors by virJ tue of an order of the Adams Cir- I cult CotjAjinade and entered in es- ’ tate doi’Wted as estate No. ■ko3 ber Ing the estate of Orel (3il)Wii. de- I ceased, hereby give notice that they will at the location of said home farm of said decedent 6 miles east I of Bluffton, lH9jda.ua, and 1 mile | south on the BHV day of September, I 1947, at 1 o’clock, P. M. of sai«l date 1 offer for sale at public auction and for not less than two-thirds of the j full appraised value thereof the j real estate hereinafter described, j M to-wit; " Tract 1: The went half of then j northwest quarter of Mection ten <lO> in townaihib twenty-aii (2<h I north, ranice thirteen <t3) ea«t, ' 3 containing eighty (80) acres snore i I or less. 1 1 'l’ract 2: The east half of the L north vest quarter of section ten tI th in tonMehip twenty-six north. ran|(& thirteen ( 13). east, of the Second Principal Meridian, . except therefrom the following » described tract, to-wit: Coinmencing at the northeast corner of the east half of the northwest quar- ] ter of said section, township and . range aforesaid; thence west I eighteen and one-half (IS’/fe) rods thence south twenty-six (20) rods; thence elist eighteen and one-half <lßi/j) rods; thence north twentysix <2(O roils to the place of be- ■ ginning, containing after said ex- I ceptions seventy-seven (77) acres I more or less. 'l’ract 3: The southwest quarter I of the southwest quarter in sec- I ilfc!' three (3) township twenty- I Sfx (26) north, range thirteen (13) I east. Said farms will be offered for I sale separately or as one farm and I sold to the highest bidder or bidders I and executors will furnish abstract I showing merchantable title of re- I cord certified to by a competent ab- I stracter. | Terms of Sale: 20 percent of pur- I chase price to be paid at time of I sale, .balance of purchase price (shall I be paid upon delivery of deed and I abstract and purchaser or purchas- j ers will have reasonable opportun- I ity to have the abstract examined. I Said real estate to be sold free of I liens except current taxes due and I payable after date of sale. | i.Oll in E. Gillium mid Andrew 1. I Gillium — Executors. Orel (iilliom cNtate Decker, Galliviin A Hamilton Attorney s • Aug. 23-30 I 0 j NOTICE OF EXECI'TOKS SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY The undersigned executors by vir- I tue of the order of the Adams cir- I cuit Court made and entered in I estate docket No. 430.”. being the es- I tat- of (>i el Gilliom. dei ensed, hereby I give notice that they will at the home farm of the decedent located 6 miles east of Bluffton. Indiana, ajid.! mile south on the 10th day of September, 1 947, as 10 o’clock, A. M. on said date offer for sale at public auction and for not less than two-thirds I of the full appraised value thereof I the personal property of said deced- I ent consisting of dairy cattle, young I cattle, miscellaneous farming equip- I ment and tools, dairy equipment, hay and seeds and 44 acres growing corn, a full and detailed description of said personal property is set out in <Aher sale bills. Terms of sale of personal property will be for cash. I.uiiln E. Gilliom and Andrew I Gllliom — Executors. Orel Gilliom EMate Decker, Gallivan A Hamilton | Attorney n Aug. 23-30 o . I STOCKHOLDERS Notice, is hcreb> given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Citizens Telephone Company I of Decatur, Indiana, will be held at I the office of the Secretary of said I company in the city of Decatur, I Indiana, on Thursday, September 4, I 1947, at 7 o’clock p.m. CDST for the I purpose of electing five directors I for the ensuing year and for the I transaction of such busine-ss as may I be properly brought before said I meeting. | Cliarles D. Ehinger, Secretary I FOR SALE Truck load of Michigan Fruit at our farm 2'/z miles southeast on Road 33 TUESDAY MORNING Mrs. Roy Price I Phone 7962 | i ——————

* TODE IN DECATUR | -WANTED. I GOOD, CLEAN, BIG RAGS, | ® Suitable for Cleaning Machinery. | Cannfet use underwear stockings, pants, ik coats, overalls, or any similar jnaterial. I ay 10c lb* Decatur Daily Democrat 3 I Farmers Attention! | Blacksmithing - Welding | I by ■ I NATHAN TWIGG I at | Caller’s Welding & Machine Shop I 122 N. First St. Phone 1617 I Immediately I WOMEN For Cannery Work I GOOD PAY I S Apply in Person or Call 1724 Decatur ■ I South-Bud Corp. I Preble, Indiana DEMOCRAT WANT ADS BRING RESULTS

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