Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 88, Decatur, Adams County, 13 April 1948 — Page 5

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* CLASSIFIED | ’hJTkWERTISING RATES '■^K’ , ’-t VumM 75c; , r 6 time* fl-75 . W l , 'H « »v“ K’«.Vw gjL ( deadline I* 9a. m. q | IOK *A L E Horton Waahers. ■,:and liberal g K 10 . Uhrick Bros. 63 ts - , *K<§E77j- Hallo*, combination*. a SpartoX Liberal trade--1 K’brlek l’ro»- J 3 _ i? 37 Ford “85" 2 door. HSf -aint. Good condition Dick 3 Motor Bale*. 72-ts Chevrolet Sedan • ■fijf : 't'nxk Heat«- Goo,! K [)ii » Mansfield Motor I gg. 8 " ts \\ .Htinghouse elx can <••! one month, leleq2<> Francis Geimer. K** 86 3tx ______ Hath tub; 9 x 11 WIISEHr,.- mahogany co«ee table E| j.,,,.- top. Telephone 1 - r. bed room i.infy chair. Phone ■ ■ -r. idre I">th and Adam* S T 8* 3tx ponies. nound and ■K. \:-o waddle, bridle, mart- ■ wagon and harness. Bw*" " 1 w< b3t Devoe Paint*- good ■Tijjkctl m. Outride. inside 4 barn I £*/- "Ask your neighbor," he -I W u#e4i! ,hri,kHros - 63tf - tn Ten day watch re* |; »r service. Work Guar* 1 Hteed.— Sutton’s Jewelry -»re. 51-ts I Mance' Report — am. daily - WFTW, 1090 E B| lhe d ' al Sponsored by ProK &.-• Marketing Ass'n. Fort ■ t* <« »5t ■aku: Building. 14x38. good >1 r.MHI aiding. Also Guer’ic alf by side. Ist house EBth h( Peterson. Robert Weber, ■ 86 3tx KiII SALK Kroehier baby buggy. ■ Handle Hup electric and wringer. Water pressyMem. Teeter-Babe. Coal |; lirntr..’ hot water heater. 30 gal I Phone Sill. 88-2 t TiTTaL self storing storm 4 screen I Kdowa. R isen all metal vene- | awning. Blown Rock Wool K’Oh-i-e. ’’' ,r n, uiid comfort. ■ Ke primates. Bill Crist. Monphone 58 T ini gaa nuik service 'tHe* ‘ ' f " r an ‘* ,oln ' ( , ur ra tes be ■ K you Invest m heating equip- ■ 9>< is) s Orl gas Service. I Hatcheries, phone 156. I JB a. Ind. 33 T f W' < ’ * — Kruse I K n ’ fish pole*, all lengths, | K« i joints. Artificial hail, live nets, casting I En- ree,M ’ landing nets, Sj^KP oJts - l»«hl>ers, tackle boxf K camera films, Coppess I K rntr •_ 84 6i - x K B 11 -"'"’- for the hose of your whether its to be p^^E*‘ i! >pc- or Cape Cod. see ■ W 3, ''»n Place first Buy 70 to 'o'” front for little more IW n ‘‘““ry lot. Approximate g^^K on p lhir, l “till available. Get A . loan. Ash about i c 1 ’ 1 !*.” If J ' OJ do not ex 0 'his year. Bee t ' r " l “' r or call Bob Heller. I Ku r ' , I ' h0B « 879, Heller s^^V q ’ IK " !r further Information. (KA 79tf I ffi BAI ' E ~ ls you want a 1947 I . #l 1847 price ' wltl ‘ new I Jr * " ne,l:h borhcMxi, good ad ’ LE**' *** h*'* 1, 7>J 3 basement. B K" r S " ,, ‘‘ n, ‘ r ' bardwood floors. | V>< >n c upboards, two bedrooms i ■*« one large unflnUhed bed I 1® •>. possession 6C days I M n J r lU| * hora *' but hM J° b rt W,rße Bu F tb ‘« t® | ••Tour children a good en IWu ®“ nt Only »2.»f>o “own to I B ? lO ’ n Bob He »*r. Real I W- Phone »79 t Heller Building. I Tl-tt

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FOR BALK — 1931 Chevrol'4 2 door, Radio and Heater.--Dick Mansfjeld Motor Sales. 85tf FOR SALE—I94O Dodge coupe.— Dick Manafield Motor Sale*. 85tf FOR SALE-1981 Chevrolet Coupe Dick Manafield Motor Sales. Utt FOR SALE — Good used lawn mower. Phone 262 or 1869. * 88 b3tx FOR SALE- 5-yr. old saddle mare and yearling colt. Gentle. Phone 946. 88-ltx FOR SALE — Implement trailer. 13x8 body, tilting trailer and winch on it. 8 miles east of Decatur, Glen Egley. 86g3tl FOR SALE — 1929 chev. H ton pick-up. Good tires, stock rack. 340 South Fifth street or phone 1539. 86g3tx FARMERS — see our modern farm Liability Contract today. Kenneth Runyon. K. C. Building. 83 TF FIIRSAIEr JargeloL Inside railroads. Sacrifice. 362 South Third street. 86(31 FOR SALE— Chevrolet 1H lon truck, platform body. Motor just overhauled. Decatur Produce, phone 380. 84-6 t FOR SALE— Headquarters for your certified Blue Tag seed potatoes. Ray’s West Side Market. 75-ts FOR SALE- Tapan gas range, upright radio, dining room table, chairs and buffet. Will sell separate. All in good condition. Phone 694. 88-Bti FOR SALE” Good used Oliver tractor, recently reconditioned. Gerbkr Implement Store. Your Allis Chalmers Dealer. U. 8. 27, phone 2551. 87-6 t FOR SALE — Sow and 9 pigs 6 wks. old. Team of work horses. Also some farm machinery. Mrs. Chas. Nyffeler, Decatur route 6. Phone 621-T 87 3tx WINDOW SCREENS and storm doom custom built. Let us measure your windows and give you an estimate. Call QUALITY MILL SERVICE, 716 No. 11th. phone 17161. S 3 TF FOR SALE — If you want a good used refrigerator, a majectic box with a Leonard unit. Just completely overhauled, the first 6100 takes It. Phone 1183. Monroe. 1163, Monroe. Ind. 88 git FOR S.VLE—Cement. 95c a bag. Building blocks, cement aud Mas elite. Paint, materials of all kind. Kitchen cabinets made and installed Leo Sprunger and Sou. Phone 116 Monroe. 87 3tx FOR SALE Glow Maid Dutch Oven range 535.00. Estate Heatrola 515.00. New Saddle shoes sixe trippie A 53 00 Half bed with spring A mattress 610 - 00. Phone 103-D. 88-8 t FOR SALE—Two Chester White male hogs. 7 months old. Clinton seed oat». test 97% germination. Also Bxl2 ft. heavy Implement trailer. New tires. Clifford Houk. Hoagland, R. No. 1. 87-2tx FOR SALE — New Admiral refrigerators, radios, electric stoves, base sink and wall cabinets. Used washers of all kinds .Guaranteed. Bargains on some radio*. Maytag washer service ahd freexers. Kitchen Appliances. 238 N. Beeend. prone 95. 77 TF FOR SALE—7 rqoin house completely modern, built-in cupboards. beautiful large lot in fine resideniial district. ALSO TWO-apartment house and three sleeping rooms on large lot near schools and churches. Owner is leaving state. Clyde D. Troutner Realty Co.. 808 W. Adam* Bt.. Telephone 1168. 8831 FOR SALE -Clean used cars. 1941 Pontiac 4 door (one owner>: 1941 Plymouth 2 door lone owner); 1949 Plymouth 2 door (like new); 19.36 Terraplane 2 door; 1934 Ford 2 door. See our car* before you buy. Itecatur Auto Sales, First north of Neils Mote! on 27 A 83— Bob Boyet Marlor. Repiogle. • 17-ttt FOR SALE — Rotary hues; 7 A 8 ft. heavy duty tractor discs; cultimuichers; ealtlpackers; sprocket packers; spring and spike tooth harrows; Horn A FordraaIlc manure loaders; tractor manare spreaders; one row pull type corn pickers; r»y>bertlred wagons 580. M; electric and power grass seeders: .garden tractors and sickle bars; 144 A 2 H. P. gas motors; Globe milkfng machines; air compressors; Oliver mounted 2 row corn planter; bal" wlre 4 twine. Used Oliver 80 with cult.; F-20 Farmali with cult.; W-30 McCormick • Deering; 10-20 McCormick ■ Deering 5125 00 Oliver filet < 6*rvtce. Otis -ills Gar--oga CrhlgriUo 164 <»’ •*

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds I V. : J ! “Os course I'm glad you read the Democrat Want Ads—it give* you something to think about while you're talking!" WATCH CRYSTAL fitted while 1 you wait. Sutton’s Jewelry Store. 87-ts FOR SALE -2 young Pole Shorthorn bulls. R. M. Gilbert, Monroe, Route 1. 87-3tx FOR SALE One house at 812 Bush St. Also 1 cook stove and 1 heater stove. 812 Bush St. 87-2tx FOR SALE- Newly rebuilt Remington portable typewriter, with carrying case. Phone 4913. 82-gtf FOR SALE — 1936 Chevrolet 4 door scran. A-l condition throughout. Very Ixiw mileage. Phone 198. ST g3tx FOR SALE -Avery com planter. Marvin Weltfeldt, 1 mile north. ’4 mile west. % mile north of Fuelling church. 87-g3tx FOR SALE Windmill, two bottom 12-inch Oliver tractor plow. Also an old house. Ed Shoaf. Decatur route 4. 2 mile* west of Hicks’ comer, ’4 mile south. 87-b2t WANTED WANTED- Young couple desires furnished apartment. Reply Box 193 c/o Democrat. 88-3tx WANTED-Hayr _ .traw, loose or bsled wire or rope. John Fesse). 6262 Decstur. 196-ts WANTED Man to do odd Jobs part time. 1306 West Monroe. Phone 805. 88-2tx WANTED--Part timp wall paper cleaning Write 922 Mercer Ave.. 8. H. Stogsdlll. 88-3tx WANTED TO B< Y - Beef and dairy cattie. Scheiman’s Market. Phone 3081. 79-ts If you want to SELL YOUR CAR, see Chas. Stitzer, Brant Motors. Inc. 25tf WANTED TO BUT— Used cars Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 8. Second St., Decstur, lad. 16641 "wanted TO RENT — House in Decatur, must have same by June 1. Call Fred Schug as Preble No. 4 or Decatur 7874. 98 gtf WANTED — Light hauling. Will also take order* for lot plowing. Phone 1632 - Frank Baker. 342 N. 11th St. 87 3tx All kinds of plastering — masonry and cement work. Phones 8761 or 5261. 87t3x WANTEIjF— May or straw, loose or baled. Burk Elevator Co., phone 25 or 886. 219-TF WANTED WPA toilets to clean out and repair parts; septic tank* and cesspools. Drop a card to Major Harris. Grover Hill. Ohio, phone 76. 77-T WANTED: Good, big clean rags suitable for eleaning machinery. Will pay 10c pound.—Daily Democrat. 282-ts WANTED - Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, stc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Heller Building . «^ T,r WANTED We buy iron, rags paper, hides, fur. gresse. Also handle new and used structural steel and pipe. For quick service call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Opr only address 710 West Monro*. Phone 442. ’ 194-ts WANTED I need sn assistant My commission earning* are considerably over 51W» per week, can double same with a good partner. Write not later than Wednesday to C. A. Leonard. 217 W. Jefferson St.. Ft. Wayne. Ind B<3t .miscellaneous” money to loan - osb'loMS' of 510 to 5300 nude te <hA or women. Decatur Loan 4 Dlacouiß Co. Trust Bldg.. Phone 319 55 TF STARTER AND GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield M<ftor gales, 140 8. Second BL. Decatur, led 1784 f fsMe I* a hssd Towe •- betatwv

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BOTTLE Gss and Electric Ranges? . Go to Haugks and choose from their large stock. Get the range of your choice. . 80-ts RADio~REPAIR for complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Hsugks. <Otf i FARMERS ATTENTION—We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. Wo pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Ca.. formerly the Stadler Products Co. 16-ts SEE HAUGKS for automatic water heaters— water systems— bathrooms -or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell. 80-ts FOR THE BEST in photo finishing brine vour roll film to 308 Marshall street. Prompt service. Also pack, cut t color film developing and printing. 88-6 t APPLIANCE SERVICE w”e can’t fix it throw it away. We repair ail make* of washers, sweepers, Iron* and other small appliances. Whits wringer rolls for all makes of wathers. Arnold A Klenk, phone 163. 97-TF WHY CARRY YOt’R PACKAGES’ lurge or small, we will carry them ?o your door. 2 deliveries] dally, 3 on Saturday*. Ask your grocer about our service. Dime Delivery Service, phone 1686. 88-3tx SEWING MACHINE Repairing — Let us convert your old treadle Machine Into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buckels. machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman'* 223 North First. 78 26 t Wti.MEN! Help fill thc”need for practical nurse*. Instruction. Easy to learn at home, spare time. Good pay. Many earn while learning. No high school required Information free. Wayne School of Practical Nursing. Box 192 c/o Democrat. 87-2tx ELECTRICAL’WIRING SUPPLIES — Let us supply you with your electrical need*, such a* wire, switches, boxes, roceptscles, fixtures, motor* or anything that i you may need. Quotations given on any Job, Arnold A Klenk. 217-TF ROOFING AND BH9ING—We are now booking orders for spring roofing A siding. Msny popular color* A pattern* to choose from. Also Alsco Aluminum A Thermoses! combination window*. Aluminum canopies, awnings, combination door*. Cali for free estimatea. "We apply.” Arnold A Klenk. phone 468. 81-47 — FOR RENT FOR RENT - Several acres of ground. 1306 West Monroe. Phone 805. 88-3‘« IXWT ANDTbUND LOST- Lady's purse Saturday afternoon. Contains keys, billfold. Identification. Finder please call 845. Reward. 87-2tx with 1 D card and money. Reward for return to Donald Scherer, phone 4240 Monroeville. 96-3tX 0 Four Huge Gos Tanks Explode At LaGrange I a Grange. Ind., April 13 — (UP) — Authorities today blamed spark* caused by a pumper motor unloading gasoline into a tank for the explosion of four huge. 19,000-gal-lon gas tanks late yesterday. No one was injured when the] tanks exploded and were hurdled i several hundred feet through the air. But the explosion* rocked homes as far as 15 mile* away. The blasts occurred on the farm of oil distributor John Kennedy Two other tank*, both underground. did not explode. Kennedy'• home was partially destroyed when it caught ftre after one of the tank? exploded. Firemen were able to restrict the flame* to a small area and save moat of Kennedy’s property. Warn Major Floods Along Ohio River Cincinnati. O. Apr. 13— (UPI — The weather burqas today warned that “major flooding" is expected along the Ohio river and Its tributaries. Flood level of 52 feet here ws* expected to be reached by 3 pm. today. George R. Marth, river forecaster, said. He said no crest I* In sight, sineg more rain will account for a ‘ “continued rapid ralAe.'.' • The river has.climbed to 49 9 fee? at 7 a. m. today and we* rising a quarter of a foot an hour Vegetable Plants of All Kinds Decatur Floral Co. 1106 Nutt man Ava. Phona 100

Most Indiana Coal Miners Still Idle Strip Mine Workers Returning To Pits Terre Haute, Ind , April 18— (UP)-r”Pre-arranged meMings" of union shaft miners were blamed today for the failure of soft coal worker* to report to their Jobs at Indiana's major shaft mines. John Brann, president of a United Mine Workers local here, said that the miners employed In seven shaft mines In the Terre Haute area had planned to hold meetings when the nationwide soft coal strike ended to decide whether they wanted to return to their Jobs Meetings were scheduled for today by al! union locals In UMW district 11, Brann said. Coal production In the district's shaft mines was at a standstill despite settlement of a pension dispute which touched off a nationwide walkout of 400,oqyt union miner* March 15. Official* of the Victory mine.

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I one of the largest shaft’s. In the I dlstrU't said thaj miners showed up formwork <on the nighs shift last evening hut returned home giunediately. Elsewhere in the state, sdtoe 4,o*M* worker* employed in strip mines returned to work In the Hoosier coal belt. At King's mine south of Princeton. the largest shaft mine in Indiana. the state bureau of mines i was scheduled to make an inspeci tlon of one section sealed off last | November because of an explosion. Officials said the 550 employes «tii! feared the presence of gas in the area. Two pit mines at Dugger- the Little Betty and the Regent—were reported in operation with 180 workers on the job. At the Johni Ay and B*ker shafts at Sullivan, only a few workers out of the 350 i showed up. > Union officials said they believ* I ed the shaft miners’ failure to res port to work was not because of ’ their reluctance in the sac e of con- > tempt charge* still facing UMW chief John L. Lewis. Sentiment • among most of the miners was In r favor, of returning to work as soon as possible, they said. , o I Maybe He Rate* riles Albuquerque. N. M. (UP) — ■ A thief entered a store here and > made off with seven cases of fly spray, valued at 528. Nothing else ■ was taken.

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wsyne. Ind.. April 18— (UP) .Livestock: Hogs 160 290 |b* 22 50, 200-225 lb* 2225, 225-250 lb* 21.75, 2503cJ» lbs 19.25-21.25, 300-400 lbs 1819, 100-160 lb* 17.50-20; rough* 17 down, boar* 11 down, stags 13 down. Calves 31. Lamb* 24; ewe* 11, bucks 9. No cattle market today. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, April 13 —(UP) — Livestock: Hogs, 7,000; opened mostly steady, few lights 25 higher; geneP al trade no weight* 250 lbs up 25 higher; 225-300 lbs 2n.75-22.50; 300400 lbs. 19.00; 100-160 lbs. 20.0020.50; sows not established but IndlcAtlona strong at 17.00-18.60. Cattle. 2,000; calves. 500; steer* and heifers 50-1.00 higher, all grades except strictly choice sharing advance; medium and good yearlings 25 higher than late last week; good and choice 1000-1300 lb. fielfers 30.00, good under 1100 lbs. 28.60-29.00; bulk medium to Just good yearling* 26.50-28.00; load mostly good heifers 28.00-28.50. bulk medium and good 26.00-28.00; cows strong to s<> higher, good beef cow* 23.00-26.00; cannem and cutters 15.60-19.50; veaiers very active, mostly 2.00 higher, good and choice 29.5042.n0. Sheep, 800; fat lambs unevenly higher: good and choice 96-lb. fed shorn Texas lamb* 25.00; only odd lots natives offered: slaughter ewes quotable steady at 11.00 down. o Markets At A Glance By United Press Blocks Irregular In quiet trading. Bonds irregular; U. 8. governments did not trade. Curb stocks irregular. Wheat, corn, oats and barley futures hirher. Cattle active, hogs and sheep slow. 0 CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat; May 2.50%; July 2.39; Sept. 2.36%; Dec. 2.37. Corn: May 2.29; July 2 16%; Sept. 199%; Dec. 1.72% Oats: May 1.18; July 96%; Sept. 96%; Dec. 84%. Soybeans: May 8.88; July 3.7C8; Nov. 3 00. 0 Trad* In a Good town — seeatia

FOR SALE Chrome Sidewalls for wheels on all popular make cant. 15 and 16 inch Dick Mansfield Motor Sales South Second St.

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KENNETT, MURRAY A CO. Corrected April 18 160 to 225 lb* 82.00 225 to 240 lb* 21.75 240 to HO lbs 21-50 250 to 260 lb*. — 21.00 260 to 280 lb*. 20.00 280 to 300 lb*. — 19.00 300 to 325 lbs 18 50 325 to 350 lb*. ’ 18.00 350 to 400 lbs. 17.75 100 to 120 lbs 19.25 120 to 140 lb*. 18.25 140 td 160 lb*. 17.25 Roughs 350 lb*, down — 16-50 350 to 400 lbs 16.00 400 to 460 lb*. - 15.50 450 to 50<r lb*. 15.00 500 to 600 lb*, i. 14 50 Stags 13.00 Boars — — 10.00 Veals - 29.50 Lambs (Wed A Sat.i 22.50 Ewe* 8.00 Yearlings — 12.00 SCHMITT’S STOCK YARDS Corrected April 13 160 to 200 lbs. 22.00 200 to 225 lb*. ..... 21.75 225 to 240 lbs. 21.25 240 to 250 lbs. V 20.75 250 to 260 lbs. 20.25 260 to 270 lbs. 20.25 270 to 280 lb* 19.75 280 to 290 lb* 19.25 290 to 300 lb* 18.75 300 to 325 lbs. 18.50 325 to 350 lbs 18.25 350 to 400 lbs. 18.00 140 to 160 lbs. - 19.25 100 to 140 lbs 1700 ■ Roughs .300 down 16.50 down Boar* 8.09 Ewes 8.00 Bucks 6.00 Lambs 20.00 Calves 29 A) Stags 12.25 WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Corrected April 13 Heavy hens .32 Lsrge clean brown eggs 40 large clean white egg* 41 Leghorn hen* .21 Cock* .11 Stags .15 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET ■URK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected April 13 Beans subject to change during day. Pricea delivered at elevator. Ask for price*. Gralo: .03 per bushel les*. * Corn: .04 per 100 less. f ob. farm. GRAIN PRICES Adam* County F. B. Co-Op’s Berne-Monroe-Wllliams Pleasant Mill* Corrected April 13 Wheat 2.40 Oat* 1.29 Corn 2 91 Beans 3.72 Call for rve prices. 0 There are some 60<> species of Injurious insects known to exist in the United States.