Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 29 April 1948 — Page 5

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aM —-— 7 —o | Hi ir<f for eonsec- , 'Ton. No ciaH.Jfied ]« point BLACK per word each lnK° £• "*■ ln °T C i !hr,, ( " K a h . F m d B'fOß TA_L—H—rTc 'r*f' ol<l>m<'bile ’ lub H rX 4 b,a,er - hk! ‘' fceld MoHorton Washers ■ >)s and 112995. Überal ln 1 brick Bros. M-ts IkAj A Ratio., combination. t spartoli Liberal trade■T rkrick Bro*' r.r Chevrolet 2- >• b« a, * r - u,ek Mang ‘ k >;-. v * t> (r'fitted while wait. Sutton’s Jewel- ■ 'Store. ■Ft SALE -Hero. Faint.- good Outside, inside * barn ■ utt> >our n, * I K hbor ’" he s »ed It I'brlck Bro.. 53 ts V.-getable and flower B’< l "' r d"* Ethel C. Hrieter I mile, east, 2 mile. of Geneva. Ind 101-St HrvsTOCK - Mane- Report — HllOUm daily - WFTW, 1090 ■ dlal ipon.ored by Pro-Hiit-'t. Marketing Ass'n. Fort ■jure 46 55t HpTslu- Fertilizer 2-12-6 reg Hi*: .fade I!'«0 ton; premium ■ ;o.( >39.80 lon 0 2U-0, >32 50 ton »' my farm. Theo. Bui H Wfc Phone 652 F. 102-3tl B] SALE- V«ed washer., 10 sikes guaranteed. Radio., ■ sweeper*. New cabinet., Hnii w* bMe l,,Dk ’ refrigeraM UH. bottled and natural gas M ittre*. Maytag washers, elec- ■ wtto.-s. deep freezer*, >199.- ■ K MAYTAG SERVICE, Kltchh Appllacne, .3* North Second, K 92-TF ■FTsPRING get the new amazLuunte screening that's ■ wrfin? the country. Lumite H k-H-r..tr will never rust, never ■ ne»er stain your house. ■ u.tyi .«tays taut and firm and Mu virtually indestructible ■ Imn unce and for all with M UMITE See it at Henry ■ Klip? * Son, Hardware a M tponuiß Goods. 102-21 MRiK SALE: For an address of ■ fct'iiction for the home of your ■ treian, whether it's to be ■ Web type or Cape Cod, see ■ Itntion Place first. Buy 70 to ■ 1W lout front for little more ■ Uu ordinary lot. Approximate■lj oo» third still available. Get ■ tsp FH.A. loan. Ask about ■ hnnt plan If you do not exfl fe-t to build thia year. See ■ iwr broker or call Bob Heller, ■ toiler, phone 870, Heller ■ mtr.g for further information. ■ ■ rue I’ftEE’ If you buy a Chorefl s*it<r combination garden tra< - ’'ton or before May 15, 1948. we ”1 give you free the att< hment hook on your hand mower to ** on the choremaster. All ’’•her attachments available. We *•*’ have mowers for this trac from 18 in. to 24 in. cots. *** thia i>efore you buy. lx>w nun e rate, available. Thomp »* Sales and Service, 1501 East pwkhton. H-4J92, Fort Wayne, 99 g6tx ”*R SALE room B || njLwjern , tn Stratton Place, F. H. A ~* r * approved. 7 room all bouse in fine condition “jood nelghborimd. 7 room house and dining car * 4 »th St. Near Lincoln K”* l ' I apartment house and r***** can be bought 2***“ kl * ls bought soon. SerJ «*>d building lots. Clyde O. JWtaer. Realty Co. gog W 8t T «l 11W. 101-St <l 3 n i4i * r ° Om 111 on , n * r hvt off Mercer Ave ly prte Ned a Johnson hf-km* 5441 LAROE HOM E on J* - Make good apartment ’»«• modern. Ned C. John m or 99JXJ. FINE MODfifth ht,rae on North J* 1 c - Johnson—lo 4or bERN ’ room ‘x*®s ««i C. Johnson ltH or xTX „ ioist -*oor > a-l . cellar .***< WITH IJELIS I

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FOR SALE —Youth bed—like new. Phone 1146. 1913 t FOR BALE— Norge refrigerator. Telephone 936. 100-bltx FOR SALE — I*4o Plymouth Club Coupe, radio & heater. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 98 TF FOR SALE — 1939 Chevrolet 2 door. Radio and Heater.—Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 85tf FOR BALE-1939 Chevrolet Coupe Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. aw FOR SALE 9x12 All Wool Axminister Rugs Stucky Fum. Co. Monroe, Indiana. 93 12t FOR SALE — 9x12 congoleum Rugs >8.95 Stucky Furn. Co. Monroe, Indiana. 93 12t FOR SALE - Holstein stock bull: 18-months old. A good, one Phil L. Schiefersteln. 99 3tx FIRST >3 buys Ice box at 522 St Mary's street. Call between 4 and 7 pm. lOU-gtf FARMERS — see our modern farm Liability Contract today. Kenneth Runyon, K. C. Building. 83 TF FOR SALE-Two building lots; south Line street; with abstract. Priced reasonable. Call 58. 102-3 t FOR SALE* |F"Farmall traTtor, with cultivators, 7 ft. power mower, manure loader. Roger Bentz, Berne. 101-2tx FOR SALE— Headquarters for your certified Blue Tag seed potatoes. Ray's West Side Market. 75-ts

FOR SALE — Sleet your new living room suites I-onnge chairs and rockers at Stucky Furn. Co. kionroe, Indiana. 93 12t FOR SALE -Tree sprayer. Complete with barrel and hose. Phone 986-H, Mrs. Charles Rabbit. 100-g3t FOR SALE — Dress up your walis with a nice large Mirror this spring. Stucky Furn. Co. Monroe, Indiana. 93 12t FOR~SALE Select a New Floor l.ainp, circle fluorescent Certified light to replace your old floor lamp. Stucky Furn. Co. Monroe. Indiana. 93 12t FOR SALE — Model A coupe, |l#o. Also, 32 Chevrolet tudor. Both 16 in. tires and rims. Phone 799 or call 414 Johns street, Decatur 101 g3tx Foil SALE—Going restabrant located in Decatur. Will conisder terms. Owner has other business. P. O. Box 349. 102t3 FOR SALE—I 2 ft. house trailer. Ideal for traveling or camping. Very good condition and excellent tires. Guides and pulls easy on car. May be seen at 205 Grant St. 102-3tx WINDOW SCREENS and storm door* custom built. Let us measure your windows and give you an estimate. Call Qt'ALITY MILL SERVICE. 716 No. 11th. phone 17161. 83 TF FOR SALE 7 room house and bath. Built-in cupboard* in kitchen. Bath complete >4500. D. Garwood & Sons, house movers. 716 Line St. Phone 8933. 100-3 IX FOR SALE - 1939 Chrysler 4 dr Sedan In excellent condition. 1935 Pontiac 4 dr Sedan. 1934 Ford 4 dr. >95. 1980 Dodge 4 dr. cheap. .1937 Indian 74 Motorcycle. 2nd bouse east of Shroyer Lake. 101 3U FOR SALE 1929 Model A F<rrd sedan, new tires and battery Half bed with extra good rpring” and mattress Mrs. ftarold Smith. Willshire. O. route 1 2’» miles south of Willshire on state route 49. 108-g2tx

FOR BALE — 36 Terraplane. 4 door, 35 Ford coupe: 30 Mode! A 2 door; 28 Model A 2-door. Decatur Auto Sales Come see these cars and make u* an offer. Bob Boxer and Marion Repiogle (owners and operators). 102<3tx FOR BALE Clean used curs: 46 Plymouth 2 door; 42 Nash elub coupe; 41 Chevrolet club coupe: 41 Chevrolet 4 door; 41 Plymouth 2 door; 37 Ford 85 hp (clean). Decatur Auto Sales. Corner Thirteenth and Washington Bob Boxer and Marion Replogle (ownon and optr»t«r* • 102-g3tX LADIES We have received an other supaly of Gold Seal Gias* Wat. Makes window*, mlrrow*. windshields- all glass surface* sparkle and gleam when cleaned this easy way Gold Seal O1a»* Wax cleans, polishes, and pro duces an invisible protection film that resist* dirt, finger prints sod water mark* It iadvos to atreah! or »«•»” Got tt at Henn- Wupp *

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds z <*>- \ ' hi, / *’Wf'B. what are you waiting for—want me to offer a reward for It with a Demo< rat Want Ad?'* • FOR SALE— Man’s blue suit, size 38; gas stove. Cheap. Phone 843. 101-g3t FOR SALE Remington portable typewriter; also a cash register. Earl Steel, Willshire. Ohio. 102 2tx FOB SALE—One Lo.c , ui slightly soiled in shipping. Will sell cheap for cash. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. I<'2t3

FOR SALE I have an ample sup ply of high germinating, fine quality hybrid seed corn. S. D. Henschen. R-2. Decatur. Craigville phone 10 on 16. 102 stx il I w — ■—« I FOR SALE— 1946 Chev. sedan, good as new. 1942 club coupe. 1 1941 Ford 2 door. 1940 Chev. 21 door. 1936 Chev. 2 door. 1935! Ford 4 door. Fred Busche, phone 975. 101-2tx FOR SALE Living Room Suites Large number of Living Room Suites, in modern and period. Liberal trade in allowance for your old suiter,. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 102t3 FOR SALE- Ford Ferguson tractor and plow. Fully equipped Four practically new tires on rear. Also Ford hydraulic truck and loader. Lift 9 ft. Will sell together or separate. See at O. V. Dilling's, *4 mile east ol Kirkland high school. 100 g3t BICYCLE PARTS 'u OFF complete line of bicycle parts and repair parts, *4 off. 26 in. 20 in. tubes, 69c. Tires, rims, cement locks, luggage carriers, saddle bags, kick stands, etc, all *4 off. Economy Store, 131 N. Jud St. i Decatur. ®tx ' FOR SALE — Bedroom Suites, latrge number of Bedroom Suites, modern and period, in Walnut. Mahogany. Blea< hed Mahogany. Lime Oak ami Sun Tan. Priced from >79.50 up. Überal trade in allowances for your old suit Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199 102t3

FOR SALE Modern 3-bedroom. 1 Story dwelling. New roof. .New heating plant with stoker. Hardwood floors. Fireplace. Many built-in feature*. Plenty of closet space. Centrally located. ( onter property. 423 N. Second street. Walter J. Bockman. General Insurance and Real Estate, 153 S Second St. Phone 3. l«0 H FOR SALE — i'sed Furniture — 1 • 3 piece Living Room Suite. >25.00. 1 Drop Leaf Talde. >SPO 1 Dining Room Table and four chair- >15.00. 1 • 5 piece Breakfast set, >IO.OO. 1 Library Table >2«O. 1 Stand >I.OO. 1 Buffet. >SOO. This merchandise was traded in on new. Came from go<Ml homes Sprague Fur niture Store. Phone 199. 1«2(3 w aVt Tp WANT TO HVY — W. P. A. Gov. Toilet. Call Monroe. 102-Q. 100 3t WANTED-Part time help with laundry and gene.a. I. .usework. Phone 1473. 100-Bt WANTED TO DO Washings, no ironings Will < all for and delirei Write Ims 201. Democrat.lo2 g3tx WANTED To do wall pa|«r cleaning. Write S. 11. Stogsdiil. 922 Mercer avenue. Im)-g3tx WANTED Itishwasher Apply in at Bellmont Restaurant 102 031 If you want to SELL M)l K CAR, see Chas. StiUer, Brant .Motors. Inc. 2.>tf WANTED TO BUT - Beef and dairy cattie. Scheitnan s Market. Phone 3081. 7#-tf WANTED Hay. straw, loose or baled wire or rope. John Feasel 8262 Decatur. p*** WANTED TO BUT— t’»«d «•” Dick Mansfield Motor Bales 141 8. Secoad St., Decatur. WANTED To rent pasture for ten head <>f cattle Aschliman Bro* Phone Craigvitle 1 <>n 6. 1 mile south of Kirkland H. 8. - H°“»* in [NH-atur. must have same by June 1 t all Fred S< hug at Preble No. 4or Devour 7874. » Trade I" a TjW " *

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WANTED--Man to h*-lp on truck and do general work around store. Sprague Furniture Store Phone 199 102t3 WANTED — Hay or straw, loose or baled. Burk Ele-1 valor Co., phone 25 or 886. ’ • 819-TFI WANTED: Good, bijr clean rags suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 10c pound.—Daily Democrat. 289-ts WANT U. 8. CIVIL SERVICE JOB? Big starting pay. Security. Men — Women. Prepare for examinations. Details Free. W’rite Box 195, Democrat. WANTED— Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Bavel money on letters, sales messages.' programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870. Heller Building. 244-TF WANTED — Three, four, or five room modem homes in good neighborhood, will buy or trade larger house. Clyde O. Troutncr, Realty Co. 808 W. Adams St. Tel. 1166. 101-3 t

WANTED - We buy Iron, rags paper, bides, 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, I Phone 442. 194-ts 'MISCELLANEdUS' CHIMNEY so new ones built. Free estimates. Phone 1698. 96-Tx MONEY T(TIOAN — (ash loan's of >lO to >3OO made to men or women. Decatur Loan & Discount Co. Trust Bldg., Phone 319 55 TF STARTER AND GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 140 S. Second St., Decatur, , Ind. 173 tfj BOTTLE Gas 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. Haugks. •O-ts ROOFING— repaired—built up painted. New spouting installed or repaired. Place your order now. Carl Menter, Preble. 101-6tx .SEE HAI'GKS for automatic water heaters - water systems— bathrooms -or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell. 80 ts FARMERS ATTENTION- We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2UOO. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15-ts APPLIANCE~BERV!CE - 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 & Klenk, phone 163. 97-TF

SEWING MACHINE Repairing — Ix*t us convert your old treadle Machine Into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buexels, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First. 78 26 t ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES — Let us supply you with your electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures, motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job, Arnold 4 Klenk. 217 TF LEARN HEATING BCSINESS equip yourself now for big earn Ings. Start now with Worlds largest Installers of home ffeat ing equipment. Have an ex< ellent good paying spot for man to sell service, repair jobs and unite. We train you. Holland Furnace Co. Phone 6M. P. O. Box 252 101 3t ROOFING AND SIDING-We are now booking orders for spring roofing ft siding. Many popular colon ft patterns to choose from Also Alsco Aluminum ft Thermo seal combination windows. Aluminum canopies, awnings, combination doors. Call for free estimates. "We apply.” Arnold ft Klank, rbon« >**. fl-»f — FOR RENT — FOR IlkDlT”— ~Wall paper steamer. M< per hour. Holthouse Drug Co. >" T FOR RENT — 3 room apartment with bath Water and lights fur nished Garage At Chattanooga. O Rosa Duff I*2 «*** LOST ANiTroiUND LOST ~ Small Osenbrrg pan Call 10882 after 5 p.m. I»2 2tx [XjST — Yellow wheel and loAoo oc Road 27 north «e*t nnr brtdfe Harrv ft. Mrl!*r rout* 1. Phon* 184*. I<* *«

Wilson Threatens To Replace Workers Warns Strikers To Return By Monday Chicago, Apr. 29- (I'P) —Wilson and company today threatened to replace all empolyes who continue to participate in tbe nationwide meat strike. In a form letter the firm warned Its striking workers that “any employe who has not returned to work by Monday takes the risk of having his jolt filled by a new employe." In Washington, union president Ralph Helstein predicted that •'few, if any" strikers will return to their jobs as a result of the letter. "This is simply a repetition of the kind of thing Wilson A Go. • has Iteen doing since the strike started." Helstein said. "It’s had little effect in the past our strike : is still solid — and it will have little effect now.” 1 A Wilson spokesman said altoul I 3.000 are out on strike in Chicago I alone. The 3.000 presumably would be Hable to lose their jolts If they do not return Monday ’ The company -aid 400 union memIters in Chicago are not striking. The action came as the CIO Packinghouse Workers' walkout > against the hig four meat pat kers • threatened to spread to 13 indet pendent plants. ( In the letter. Wilson said the strikers could return "without j discrimination" until Monday with , a wage increase of nine cents an

PUBLIC AUCTION HOUSEHOLD GOODS Saturday, May 1 I P. M. Above Cort Theatre “Clum" Baker. Owner Ned Johnson Melvin Liechty—Auctioneers 29 30

Vegetable Plants of All Kinds Decatur Floral Co. 1106 Noll man Ave. Phone 100 r-iir-” Elevator Co. O«catur . Peterson • Monros N A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: S:80 to 12:00 1:00 to 6:00 Saturdays, 8:30 p. m. Tslsphons 196 1947 FORD Long wheel base Truck. Will carry a new truck guarantee See Charlie Stitzer BRANT MOTORS. Inc. Phone 606

INSURANCE is the “Good Neighbor” Policy on the Home Front ■ For Proof of INSURANCE IN ACTION see this Agency. I ; L.iand smith Leland'Smithvlnsurance! Agu; cy gs m m ■ - ■ ■ vaMowfltMWßramdWtfla•"! THIMBLE THEATER STARRING POPEYENow Showing—"lT COULD BE ELECTRICITY JUICE MAKES AYERWUCS’I So HAPPV! NOW 1 CAN Be] l/ Ft>PEVE, SUES \ |OH, PLEASE CCWIE BACK AMP - i JjK, — ~~ im. k f i-r'- !,•< •>» s» » ••■■< •«* • —J L———————————sc-'zsJS kl *!si J lj|||||W| R R” ” r 'MK' ( ( HOLS ) ' ■ !: t .--ii—' - > rhdf ... * MT - til W I s—^—i ■ I —

hour. The meat packers had offered nine cents but the union has been holding out for a straight 29 cent hourly pay Ipke. Wilson's letter reiterated its claim that the nine-cent offer was "more titan Justified or could be expected" at the present cost of living It pointed out that other meatpacking unions have accepted the increase and it was "found substantial and adequate" by a presidential fact finding board. It charger! that the union lead ers tailed the strike to strengthen their positions in forthcoming union elections, "staking their future on getting more than the other unions accepted." Meanwhile, the union moved to walk nut at 13 independent pack Ing firms in Michigan. Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky Regional director Wayne Thurman notified 5.00 U non striking I'PW members in those states to stand by for "immediate action." He said it was not a strike call but anyone could “read his own implications."

o Proposed Amendment Effective In 1950 Officers of the Indiana sheriffs' association today railed attention to the fact that none of tbe candidates peeking nomination In the May primary ran benefit from the proposed constitutional amendment granting a four-year term to sheriffs. Francia Thomas, sheriff of Knox county and president of the association. pointed out that the amendment. to be voted on this fall in the general election, will affect only sheriffs who take office in 1950.

No Margarine Law On State Statutes Indianapolis Apr! 29 tCl’i There was no la v on the Indiana Mattite books today < on erning tax on colored or uncolored margarine Hoosiers, therefore, will be able to buy tax-free margarine when and if the senate passes the oleomargarine tax repealer and If the bill is signed by the president. The hill passed the house by a wide margin yesterday. The only Hoosier statute regulating the use or sale of margarine <-oneerns restaurants. Public eating pla< es serving the vegetable oil eubstitu'e for butter must display: a sign or have a notation on the menu stating that a butter substitute is served.

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

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne. Ind, April 29 fl’Pi Livestock Hogs 160-200 lbs 21.50, 200 225 lbs 21.25. 225-250 lbs 20 50. 250300 lbs 17.60-19.50, 300-400 lbs 15.-1 50-1675, 100-160 lbs 16 75-19 25, roughs 15 down, stags 11 50 down Calves 31. Lambs 25; ewes 12. bucks 10. No cattle market todav INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. April 29 -(UPIi I’M At livestock Hogs, 7.500; opened steady to 25 higher than Wednesday's general trade with advance rm weights mostly 160-150 lbs. good and choice 160-225 lbs 21.50-21.75 ; 225300 lbs 18.00-21.25; no market established on weights above 3«<d lbs; 100-160 lbs 17 00 20 Oo; sows nr>t established. Cattle 1,500; calves 600; steers and heifers less active than earlier i in week: some sales steady. - i order buyers bidding generally 5 or more lower; four loads good' light steers bought to arrive at; 30 Ou, small lots good yearlings I , 29.00-30.00; moderate supply cows sold early active, steady, but bulk unsold under 100-2.00 lower; fewgood beef cows 23.00-25.00, lute aids generally 24.00 down, vealers ; fairly active, steady; good and choice 29.00-32.0 U. Sheep 2’Mu hardly enough offer* •»d to make market early, under- | tone about steady: odd medium ; natives to 22.50; choice eligible i around 25.00-25 50; slaughter ewes | lo.<s>-12.50 for medium to choice.

Markets At 4 Glance By United Press Stocks Irregular in moderate trading. Bonds irregular; I'. 8. governments did not trade. Curb stocks irregularly higher. Wheat, corn, oats and barley futures irregular Sheep active, cattle xteady. hog* dull. ." #" ■ ■'.. - CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat May 2.47; July 2.34; Sept. 2.32’4; De<. 2.32% Corn May 2 21%; July 2.07%; Sept 1 90; De< |J| .. I Oats: May 1.!••*,; July 89%; j Sept 82%. Dec. 83%. Soybeans: May 4.04; July 3.92, i Nov. 3.02A. . . —i, — Truck And Auto Collide Today A car driven by Louis. Fritzinger. 3.3. Poland and a milk truck owned by Dule D. Moses and operated by Lester Geyer. 17. route six. De<atur. collided four miles north east of liei-atur about 9 a m. today i as the former drove out of u lane. | Sheriff Herman Bowman estimated damage at >23" No one was hurt. -O Trade In a Good town — Decatur

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KENNETT, MURRAY 41 CO. Corrected April 28 160 to 225 lbs 21 00 225 to 240 lbs 20 50 240 to 250 lbs. 20. H 250 to 260 lbs. 19.50 260 to 280 lb«. 18 '5 280 to 300 ibs. . 17.76 300 to 325 lbs. 16 50 325 to 350 lbs. 16 00 350 to 400 1b515.50 140 to 160 lbs 1900 120 to 140 lbs- 1800 100 to 120 lbs .„ 17.00 Roughs 350 lbs. down 1450 350 to 400 lbs. 14 tit) 400 to 500 lbs. . 1300 5«0 to 600 lbs. 12 00 Itaga iioo B a............ 8"0 I Veals (Wed. A Sai l 29.i«0 Lambs (Wed A Sat.) 24. M Ewesß.o9 Yearlings — 12 00 SCHMITT'S STOCK YARDS Corre< ted April 29 I 160 to 200 lbs 21.00 i 200 to 225 lbs. 20.73 225 to 250 lbs. 20.0# I 250 to 260 lbs. . 19.00 I !6O to 270 lbs. 18 50 270 to 280 lbs. 18oi> 280 to 290 |bs. 175# 2!»o to 8M lbs. . 17*0 300 to 325 lbs. 1625 381 to 375 lbs. ... 15 75 375 tO 4'"'< lbs. 15 "0 140 to 160 lbs. 1850 100 to 140 lbs. 16 50 Roughs 300 down 1150 down Boars 9.00 Ewes 8 "0 Buc ks 6 "0 Calves 28.00 Stags 1150

WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Corrected April 29 Heavy hens .38 lairge dean brown eggs .38 I .arße dean white eggs .41 Leghorn hens 28 Corks — II Stag* .11 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected April 29 Beaus subject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel less. Corn: .04 per lot) less, f.o.b. farm. GRAIN PRIff.S Adams County r. ti. Co-Op's Bern* Monroe-Williams Pleasant Mills Corrected April 29 I Wheal 2d Oats . 1.07 Corn LN Beans 3.90 Call for rve prices. The world's largest rose bush is at Tombstone. Ariz A white banksla about s<> years old. it is eignt feet high and an estimated ISO,Odd !dooms cover it in May.