Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 83, Decatur, Adams County, 7 April 1948 — Page 5

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'w — ~ CLASSIFIED I KIDVERTiSiNG RATES word* or les*: K«. r 50c; 2 lime* 75c. B >Cm-' «'• S ‘ ,m *‘* 1176 ’ I litK 'l'l'”" 11 arp ,or co ??. ec ; i inner! ions. No classified i|wT jc epted for sklpday I ■“"for 10 point BLACK 1 wi?® l ' I’ 5c per word each in- | -,!><• minimum charge must be in office by 11 , Monday through Friaay. f I - » 1I WE — ~ 0 "’•«■ F<> K sA L E ALt: w Chrysler Royal I Beer Pick Mansfield Motor | L, 41-ts Horton Washers I W>s and 1129 95. Liberal I ■« ,n - vhrklt ” ro * 63 ts i. >■: Hallos, combinations. J| jß'h 4 Spartox Liberal tradeA 'O : - i;r: l1 ,!ro *' — 63 ts g wL paint. Good condition. Hick I ML.tit-id Motor Sales. 72-ts I fHs7l"K — 77*40 Chevrolet Sedan I Bel truck. Heater. Good i IHL Dirk Mansfield Motor I W-.' |7U I BV\LE _ Ti'H Chevrolet Club | Bp.. Radio, heater Clean car. S Bk Mansfield Motor Sales. I 87-ts I i »ed car battery. I >.-<i .', 50x17 tires. Deed gener I a Mr> r lor ■'!<• 25 Chevrolet. H. P. I KG.Ii 1404 W. Monroe. SI 3tx I m~iL\l-E Devoe Paints- good I Outside, inside * barn I Auk your neighbor," he ? ai> used it. Uhrlck Bros. 63-ts Bee tu Ten day watch re* CKur service. Work Guar Kited.— Sutton’s Jewelry ! ® 511 f EBEsTOCK - Market Report — I Kos a m daily - WFTW. 1090 I the dial. Sponsored by Pro- | Marketing Assn. Fort I W** ne - 46 sit I B SALE Sorrel gelding, good I horse, weighs 1700 lbs. 1 I Ml.- E. 2’« miles N. of Preble. I Ewell, Preble phone. I 82-ltx I St SALE Sweepers and auto- | |Kati! phonographs, 40% off •’ th ' ,y laat - Kitchen Appli- | 23M N. Second, phone 95 I 79-61 t' jK’.it OATS — Certified Clinton ’ ®*f | Germination test H, ready to sow at 53.26 ’ ■ hunhel Edwin Reifstgck. 4 ' north of Magley and % west. Poe phone. 79t6x - « room bouse. 3 bed ■toms down, 2 unfinished up. ' Bardwood floors end built-in sea- ■ Mire* Ke<reation room, gas fur- | Be- water softener, garage with ■ement floor, connects with B“ ZWtt > Harvester Lane. Priced 'han cost for qukk sale. Wai Mer .1 Backman, insurance and estate, phone 3. 60 btf B 4 SALE: For an address of for the home of your whether It's to be Vnch-type or Cape Cod. see Wra'ton Place first. Buy 70 to foot front for little more ■han ordinary lot Approximate ■1 one third still available. Get B"* 1 PH-A- loan. Ask about payment plan if you do not exy*'l 10 build this year. lee ■°" r broker or call Bob Heller. Kn] or Pbon ’’ H70 > H«Her for further information ■ _ 79,f SALE it you want a 1947 •one at 1947 price, with naw •>Kh < lass neighborhood, good ad hea ‘- <“» basement, •rater softener, hardwood floors, •«ilt in < upboards. two bedrooms u De iar<e un f tßl , he< j bed . up, possession go days. ■ -'‘n-r likes home, but has job ■' ■ rort Wayne. Buy this to your children a good en •‘■ rrunent Only |y, 4(w dO w n to ' H A. loan. Bob Holler. Real Phone 87C, Heller Building ■——— ,7 ’ tf ■’ll SALE I room, tile block ■ 7*”’ basement, good warm air linoleum in kitchen n cupboards in largo pan Lr. tr,# frOßl P ° rrt ' |»ft water cistern, with water in |u *"• ,lala 7w*. ‘wo full also * mUn fruit, flowers and straw I. a” A beautiful home, a ■ "derful tocstton. Ixxated in ■ "«nroe on ttate road ln Pro _ IMr y „ maT •* to.pected any 4*y. mrtDan Noffsinger. 82-g3tx ?mh I j — Roor r I H" a I , CELLAR !N3IM WITH M IJgLLER I

FOR BALB-IMI Dodge, good eon dittos Call 17151 ./ 83-gßt FQK BAL*—Schlltor piano Good condition. Phone Bft. 82-g3t FOR SALE —.4'929 Model A Ford. Inquire 104 S. 15th street. 81 3tx —u— —w*>wiiiw HSIIIUIIWWI— e—■ — FOR SALE—2 Holstein bull calves, registered. Delmar Heckman, route one, Phone Poe. 83-ltx FOR Choice mixed hay. O. V. Dilling, U toile east Kirkland high school. 83-3tx a <t FOR SALE — 2 piece living room suite, good condition. Phone 1223. Mrs Rose Venis. 81 3tx FOR SALE: 1941 Plymouth tdoor Radio and heater. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 69tf FOR SALE- Clinton seed oats. Burk Elevator, phone 21. 82-bst F()h SALE—Certiftod seed potatoes, frost proof cabbage plants and onion sets. Strahm's Grocery. open evenings. 81-g3t FOR SALE -Two piece living room suite. Newly upholstered in grey mohair friexe. Here is a bargain. Phone 1241. b3-3tx FOR SALE- Buckeye torUiixer grain drill. Otto Hartman, 2 miles south, one mile east of Poe. 83-3tx FOR SALE’ Model B Allis Chalmers tractor. Floyd Jones, 3 miles east, % south of Wren. O. 83g2tx FOR SALE- Newly rebuilt RenV ington portable typewriter, with carrying case. Phone 4913. . - 82-gtf FOR SALE—Clover hay. baled; ceptic tile: electric sweeper; cistern pump; kitchen xinc. Phone 8961. SHU FOR SALE — 1932 Chevrolet, good condition, 990. 1937 Packard. 1 door, 1176. Can be xeen at 235 N. 7th. open evenings. 81 3tx FOR SALE— Headquarters for your certified Blue Tag seed potatoes. Ray's West Side Market. 75-ts FOR SALE — 1941 Ford 4 door deluxe. Radio A heater. Perfect condition. Inquire at Hi-Way Service Phone 490. 82 3tx FOR SALE: 5 room houne. Located on Mercer avenue. Must sell immediately. Call <712. 81 K 3t BECO CHICK STARTER at |5 76 per 109 lb, Will grow chicks faster than most feeds. Contains Master Mix Concentrates. Burk Elevator Co. Decatur • Monroe • Peterson. 75-T FOR BALE 60 acres, unimproved, level, highly production land, well drained, ideally located about t mile* south of Decatur. Call 174. J. F. Baumann Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Ind 12-31 FOR SALE LAKE COTTAGE 63200.90 buys yon a nice three room cottage on Blue Lake, near Churobusco. This to one of the best fishing lakes in Northers Indiana. The Kent Realty Co. Phone 68. 81 Jt RI SCO AI.LMETAI"” seIf-storing combination storm -4 screen windows. Rusco all-metal Venetian awning. Blown Rock Wool insulation, year 'round comfort. Free estimates. Bill Crtot, Mon roe, phone 726 M T SERVALL BT AY DRV LITTER only sterilised litter on the market Makes excellent fertiliser after has been used. Reasonably priced - Burk Elevator Co. Decatur • Monroe • Peterson 75-T FOR SALE New Admiral refrigerators, radios, electric stoves, base sink and wall cabinets. L'sed washers of all ktods.Ousranteed. Bargains on some radios Maytag washer service and freeters. Kitchen Appliances, 288 N. Second. prone 95. 77 TF FOR SALE 60 acre farm. Mod ern 7 room house, full bujement. oil fupiace, hardwood, floors. . lights and bath. Barn, poultry house, hog house and crib combined. 1% acre artificial lake 117 ACRE FARM, good build 9ng*. well fenced..and ditched. 80 ACREB. good buildings, lights, bath. Possession soon. Bse O P. Hunt. R. F. D. 5. * 82-3 t» FOR BALE—Would you walk"down basement steps to save 610.09 to B»<MT Here are a few of our basement bargains 1-1 pc Mv lag room suit# 89 98. l-bjeaktast set 87.88. 1-short leather davenport 82.98 1-dining room table and four chairs# Good condition 81893. Metal bed lamps 48e 14 pc. bedroom suite 64972. Bused mattiweaea, 62 98 each. Our basement Is full of used lirtug room suite* that were IB L 8 8»* W! - fee eush- Bpesr«e Furniture f»» pgar- Fhs»e l w ****

—■ ■ ■! ii ■ dtßu.-. ■-■en— QUICKIES by Keq Reynolds "I'm sorry, but we used the Democrat Want Ads yeitcrday—and now they're all Kone!" FOR SALE—Poultry house and brooder Rouse. Phone 945. BT3tx FOR SALE — Some good Hobitein and Shorthorn stock bulls; or will put them out. L. W. Murphy, phone 1678. 81 g3tx FOR SALE: 4 Arborbitae evergreen trees. Priced right if moved at once. Mrs. Harry Daniels. phone 3903. 88-gßt FOR SALE- Modern 2 piece bedroom suite. Vanity with large mirror. 1716 Madison Street. 83 3t | FOR BALE — Man's brown suit.! size 3s to 46, worn twice. Also glider. Thor portable Ironer. Phone 9b6. 83 3t FARMERS - see our modem farm Liability Contract today. Kenneth Runyon, K. C. Building. S 3 TF FOR BALK 2 formal*. ;dnk dotted Swiss, and green marquesitte, size it. 3 brown suits size 35-36. Phone 1781. 82-3tx FOR~HALE New B-Line 2 H. P Electric Motor. Has never been used. Herman Schaekel Route No. 2. Decatur. Ind. Phone: ' Preble 23 on 17. 81 3tx FOR HALE—New Oliver corn cultivators, complete, never used. Also one set of John Deere wheel weights, l-ewls Haines, 5 miles east of Berne. 823tx ATTENTION HOME OWNERS We now have complete closet combinations in stock. Walters Plumbing A Heating Co. Phone 207. 824 t FOR SALE Car radio, good condition, 620 Set of 9 golf clubs 820. Typewriter 810. Banjo 85. 2 gasoline engined, 52 each. Phone 1654. 83 3tx FOR HALE— Living room suite, dining room table, buffet and 6 chairs. 3 floor lamps. Everything In good condition. Priced for quick sate. Call at 314 Madison Ht. Phone 594. 82-3tx WINIMIW SCREENS and storm doom custom built. Let us measure your windews and give you an estimate. Call yCALITY MILL SERVICE, 716 No. llth, phone 17161 83 TF FOR HALE — Two registered Hampshire brood sows, will farrow s<M»n Two fall boars, eleglble to register. Claude W. Marckel. 1 mi South, i'i east of Salem. 83 3tx FOR HALE 120 acres, well improved. level, highly productive land, well drained, located between Decatur A Monroe, Ind. Call 174. J. F. Sanmann. Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatar, Ind. 82-3 t FOlt HAl.E—Oliver "70'' tractor, recently reconditioned. “U" AllisChalmers tractor. Farmall tractor with cultivators. Aills-Chal-mers corn picker. Practically new field cultivator. Gerber Implement Store. Your Allis-Chal-mers dealer. U. 8. 27. Phone 2551. 83-4 t FOR SALE Rotary hoes: 7 4 8 ft heavy duty tractor discs; cultimulchers: cultlpackers; sprocket packers; spring and spike tooth hayrows. Horn e FordrauHr manure loaders, tractor manure epreaders: one row pull ty.pe edrn pickers; rubbertired wagons 84b.00; electric and power grass seeders; garden tractors and sickle bars; 1% 4 2 ft. P. gas motors: Globe milking machines, air compressors; Oliver mounted 2 row corn planter; hale wire 4 twine Vsed Oliver 6« with cult.; F-29 Farmall with cult.; W-30 MeCornfick • Deering: l«-20 McCormick • Deering B!2s.ooOliver Sales 4 Service. Craigville Garage. Craigvllto. it»d 83 6t eWAN~T~E~D WANTED Llgkt hauling, ashes and rubbish Cail 8024. 82-g3t WANTED— Hay, straw, loose or baled wire or rope. Jobs Feasel 6162 Decdtur. 196-ts WANTED TO Bl’Y— Beef and dairy cattle. Bcheimau s Market. Phone 3901. 79-U WANTLI>-J~tor work. D (Jarswod 4 Une St Pko&e 6933. 83-3 U

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t."' ** If you want to SELL YOUR CAR, see Chaa. Sfitzer, Brant Motors. Inc. 25tf WA’NTFDT(J~BDT-’u»edc*r* Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 8. Second St., Uscatur, lad. 108-ts WB~SELL ACME dreM~formjiadjustable and collapsible Boardman's 223 N. First. 76-12tx WANTED - to borrow 81600 from! private individual to finance home. Good rate of interest. Reply Box 188 c/o Democrat. 83 3tx WANTED- To" do part time wallpaper cleaning. Write to H. H. Stogsdill, 922 M.ercer Ave. 82 -3tx I I WANTED -5 men or women for; house to house survey wprk. Good hourly rate, steady employment. Box 187 Daily Demo crat. 82-3tx WANTED — hay or straw, loose or baled. Burk Elevator Co., phone 25 or 886. 219-TF WANTED Good used car from private owner. Between 36 and 39 model. Also have a good used , . Horton washer for sale. Phone 8284. >2-'.'.t WANTED Collie and shepherd puppies, 6 to 8 weeks old. Dogs, any breed, ages 6 mos. to 5 years, weight 20 to 70 lbs. 1 mils north. 1 mile esst Bluffton, Harry Reed. 58-g2Btx WANTED — 3 experienced insurance salesmen. Best prop<Nition in stele. Car necessary. Cali in person. E. C. Appenzeiler, Rice Hotel, Decatur. 81 3tx 1 WANTED WPA toilets to clean out and repair parts; septic, taliks and cesspools. Drop a card to Major Harris, Grover Hill, , Ohio, phone 76. 77-T WANTED Mimeographing wort. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, stc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Building. 244-TF ■ WANTED — To rent 4 or 5 room house in or near Decatur. Have lived at present location 8 year* , and must be out by April 15. Mr. , Russell Andrews, phone 1654. 83 3tx 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 address 710 West Monroe. Phone 442. 194tf OLD EHTABLIHHTED firm will train 3 men for permanent position. Our men earning from 869 to 0125 per week. Training and earning* start at once. Advancement to those who qualify. Car necessary E. C. Appenzeiler. Rice Hotel, Decatur. 81 3tx TWO MEN WANTED for Adam* county to demonstrate Lifetime Stainless Steel Cookware. Carries written lifetime guarantee. Earn a good income doing this pleasant work. Car required. We train you. Write to Lifetime Stainless Steel Diet., 915 Ho Michigan Bt., South Bend. Ind. 79t6x MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE — The Ideal Restaurant will be open until 1 o'clock. 81 3t MONEY TO LOAN - Cash loan* of 810 to 8300 made to men or wo | men. Decatur Loan 4 Discount Co. Trust Bldg.. Phone 319 55 TF' STARTER AND GENER ATI Hl service. Dick Mansfield Motor Hales, 140 S. Second St., Decatur, Ind. 173-ts, BOTTLE Gas and Electric Range*? Go to Haugks and ckoose* from! their large *tock. Get the range of your choice. 80-ts I RADIO REPAIR for complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugkg. . 60-ts ■ »■■■■■■ I, , , ... ——. | MEN WOMEN Want U. S. Gov't. Job? Big starting pay. Security j Qualify Now. Don't delay. De-1 tails Free. Bor 155 c/o !>emocrat. 47-TM LAWN.MOW*ERS WILL (Ji'T better when blade bevels are true. Let me shari>en your mower today. I service all makes of handmowers. Satisfaction guaranteed. Donald Hili 1216 Elm St. West s 81 a> APPUANOE SERVICE — If we can't fix it throw * away. We repair all makes of waller*. • ■ weepers, irons and other small appliances. White wringer roll* for all makes of washers. Arnold 4 Klenk phone 168. 97-TF ■. - * SEWING MACHIN'D- Repairing — ua convert your old treadle Machine into a modern elSctrir. We make covered bittona. buck eto. machine buttonhole*. Hem sQUMRf- We buy «sd sei; »e*:a* salines Boardman's 223 North First. 76 26 t

* v — SHE UAL'GKS for automatfc wateK heaters— swateF systems— batiW; rooms or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell. -80-ts FARMERS ATTENTION—We re move dead horses, cowit, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15-ts ELECTRICAL fiiRING~sFpPLIEH — Let us supply you wiji) /our electrical needs, such a* wire, ■witches, boxes recepta<ies, futures, motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job, Arnold 4 Klenk. 217-TF APPLY your spare time to operating 6c Candy Bar Mechings dtopenslng Hershey■ and other nationally known candy. Excellent profit*. Cash investment rdqulr* eil. 8M6.00. Give phone number and address. Will call in person. Wrije Box IX6, c/o Democrat. 81 3tx ROOFING - AND SIDING -We are now booktog orders for spring roofing 4 njdiug. Many popular colors 4 patterns to choose from. Also Alsco Aluminum 4 Thermo seal combination windows. Aluminum canopies, awnings, combination doors. Call for free estimates. "We apply.” Arnold 4 Klenk, phone 4*3. Fl-*< LOST AND FOUND “ LOST—Light brown and white female Coliie dog. laast seen headed toward Decatur. Reward. Call 8554. Valley Farm*. R. 6. 82-3 t — FOR KENT — FOR RENT — a«r<»» of land, close in. Phone 1511. 81 3t PAUL HOFFMAN (Cont Frmn Pag* On*> at once. He praised Hoffman, who will get 82<>.<M)O a year in bis new post, as a "sound and able" man President Truman's choice of Hoffman to lie administrator ot the vast anti-communist undertaking fulfilled demands in congress for the appointment of an experienced business man. Henale Republican whip Kenneth 8. Wherry put it another way: "He's a new face. They say : he's a first-class Industrialist. As far ns i know he’s never been connected with the state department Theme are three thing* in h's favor.” Hoffman, who returned only yesterday from a tliree-wcek government mission in Japan and Korea, described the ERP post as one he "couldn't turn down.” He said It was an opportunity “to fi|lH for peace.” His formal title will be admin- , Elevator Co. Decatur * Peterson * Monroe N A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 8:80 te 12:00 1:00 to 5:00 Saturdays, 8:80 f. m. Telephone >M

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Reports Disagree On Meat Production ! Disagreement Over , Effects Os Strike Chicago. Apr. 7—(UFl—The department of agriculture and the American Meat disagreed today, on the effects of the nutionwlcie strike of the CIQ, United Packinghouse; Workers. - The agriculture department said meat production In federally inspected plants last week was 40 percent, lower than in the corresponding week lost yeqr. Production totaled I61.qo0.o<)0 pound*, eight percent lea* than the 178.000,000 pound* reported the previous week, the department said. The meat Institute, representing the nation's meet packers, said the department of agriculture's figure* "undoubtedly are well on the conservative side.” ‘The department's fjcures are leased on production at the-larg-est market centers, wly>re some nlants are not In operation or where their operation* are limited." the Institute said. “Operations at other pjaoes are up sharply and rpeat in Increasing quantities Is being produced in the country as a whole” The Institute said that during the firat two days of this week "cattle receipts at 12 of the country's leading markets were 13 percent xreater than In the first two days of last week . . . receipts of animals at this time of the year are reflected In current meat production." "These increases lead to the expectatl'ui thst m-at producttow this week will exceed production in any week since the beginning of the CTO strike," the Institute said istrator for economic cooperation. Congress has authorized 85,3bh,699,900 for ERP's first year but its cost over the projected fouryear period to expected to be ctoM to 817,000,000.890. Trad* In a Good Town — Decatur WANTED! 500 Lawn Mowers and Saws TO SHARPEN Frank Schmitz 213 8. First Phone 1058

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FORT WAYNC Ct V a STOCK Fort Wayne, Ind , April 7—(t’Pi — Livestock: Hogs 160-206 lb* 22.50. 200-225 lbs 22 25. 225-250 lb* 21.75, 250-8 W) 19.25-21.25. 300-400 lbs 17.75-18.75. 140-160 lbs 19 50-20. 100-140 lbs 17.50-19; roughs ]7 down, I>oar» 11 down, stag* 13 down. Calve* 28. Lambs 22 50. ewe* 10, buck* 8. Hteer* choice 2527, good 23-23. medium 20-23, comnjon 17-20; heifers choice 2126, good 22 24, medium 20-22. common 17-20; cow* choice. 18-19, good 17-18, cutters 15-16.59, canxcra 10-13; bull* heavy 22 23, good 20-22. fight 17-18. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapoli*. April 7—(UP> — (PM A) —LI ve»tock: Hog*. 7/»00; actfw*. generally LOO higher on weight* 160 lbs up. lighter weight* 50 higher; good and choice Hjo-225 lb* 22.50, strictly choke 22.75; 225-300 lbs 200022 25; 300-100 lbs 1900-19.25; 100160 lbs 17.09-20 00; sows opened active. 1.00 higher at 17.00-18.00'. Cattle. 1,300, calves, 500; all classes active; steers strong; yearlings 2650 Mghar at 25.0027.25; taking -practically all yearIngs and light steers, mostly medium and good grades; odd head Choice 29.00; few heifer* offered, mostly -24.00-26.00 for medium to good in small lots; cows strong to 25 higher; good beef cows largely 21.50-23.00; canners and cutters largely 15.0017.50; Vealara active, opened steady, closing 1.00 higher; good and choice 26.60-29.50. Sheep. 500; -fat lambs active, unevenly higher; load good to choice 88-lb fed Texas lamb* 23.00; around two loads bought to arrive 24.00; only odd lots native* offered, choice oering* quotable around 23.00; slaughter ewes steady at mostly 9.00 11.00, j) Markets At A Glance By United Pre** Stocka Irregular in quiet trading. Bond* irregular; U. H. governments did not trade. Curb stock* irregularly higher. Wheat, corn, owts and barley futures I regular. Cattle steady, hogs and sheep slow. —- ■ o CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: May 3.46%; July 2.34%; -Sept. 2 32%; Dec. 2.33%. Corn: May 2.21%; July 2.99%; Sept. 1.92%; Dec. 1.65%. Oats: May 1.13%; July 93; Sept 84%; Dec. 85. Hoybeans: May 3.85; July 3.748; Nov. 2.988. o The country's supply of live carp is assured by shipments, often for thousand* of mile* to special tank car*. In fresh water kept in constant circulation at fixed tempera- , tui-rn and delivered In tank trucks, i reports Railway Express. —o ( Trade In a ueoa vown — Oecstia

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KENNETT, MURRAY 4 CO. Corrected April 7 t 160 to 22f lbs. .* 2160 » 225 to 240 lb* 21.25 34* to 2M lbs. 21.00 250 to 26tf lb*. , 20 s<| 260 to 280 lbs. ’ 280 to 800 lb*. 18.50 300 to 325 lbs ’ 18.00 326 to 350 lb* 17.50 350 to 400 lbs. . 1700 140 to 160 lbs IW 120 ( 0 140 lb* 17.50 10<r to 120 lb* 16.50 Rough* ' • . 350 lbs. down ". 15.50 350 to 400 -jb* 15.00 400 to 450 lb*. !. 14.50* 450 to ?00 lbs 14 00 600 to 600 lb*. 1350 Stag* 12.00 Roars 9.08* Veals 27.00 Lambs (Wed. 4 Sat.) 21.00 Ewes 8.00 Yearlings L 12.00 KUHNER STOCK YARDS Corrected April 7 160 to 200 lbs 22.00 200 to 225 lbs. 21.75 225 to 240 lbs 81.25 . 240 to 250. lbs ~ 21.25 250 to 260 lbs 20.59 260 to 270 lbs. 20.25 270 to 280 lbs 19.75 280 to 290 lbs. 19.25 290 to 300 lb*. 18.75 300 to 325 lb*. 18.75 . 325 to 350 |bs 17.75 350 to 400 lb*. 17.75 140 to 160 lbs 19.00 100 to 140 lb*. 17.50 Rough* 300 down 16.50 down Boars 9.00 Ewe* 5.00 Buck* 6 00 Lambs 20.00 Calve* 35.00 Stags 13.00 WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Corrected April 7 Heavy hen* .30 Current Receipt egg* .44 Large white* .43 Leghorn hen* .26 Cocks - ... -12 Stags .11 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR COCorre. ted April 7 Beans subject to change during day. Prices delivered st elevator. Ask for prices. Grain; .03 per bushel less. Corn: .04 per 100 less. so b. farm GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monros-Williams Pleasant Mills Corrected April 7 Wheat . 238 Oats . 120 Corn • 2.94 Bean* 3.68 Cali for rve prices. o Trade In a Good Town — Decatur