Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 118, Decatur, Adams County, 18 May 1948 — Page 5

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■C— ——T- 0 CLASSIFIED I ■ rate ® ■‘i s ’ 50v-' f 2 tlmes 76c: ■ » «‘ imM * l - 76 ■ quoted are for consec- f fc’JjSnV No classified < or Bkipday B r ' u! ‘ ( .I 9 point BLACK fc‘.< L l-er ™rd each inEz g 50c minimum charge. Kiiffed ad* Hated in paraJi' jo-- Increase over be In office by 11 < through Friday. | »,. !3 v is 9a. m. q ’■FOR bale ■ 'sals I,tVo ® Faints— good lection. Outside, inside) A barn -is* your neighbor, he find It. Vhrlck Bros. 53-ts -r-,": 1777 n Bobo. Also J-r k abstract with lot. See ft •-* — V. (.■_ <;<»m| two wheel frailstock rack. Safety hitch. Monabl*'- Inquire N. M. !x*hadSHiKh St. Berne_Jlß-2tx •th (rvstata fitted while ini wait. Sutton’s Jewelj- Store. pl-T "7\l.E~Sav< 1500 on new 27vinilak- house trailer. Large frl > k awning. Phone 8013. 116t6x "Tale Used shallow well »>-ur>- pump. John Christenjr Phone 886 .Monroe. 117t3 PALE flood used Frtgidaire. ,4 f’irh-1 tton oil Stove. Mrs. io Schultz, Phone 973-B. 116-3tX (“Sauk 3 good Holstein hetE about 17 months old. Also stein cow. Phone 9284. 116-3 t k: SALE Nearly new Thayer Lt.y carriage. Keystone 8 mm. fcMi* projector. Phone 1010. hearl Stults. 117-3tx (■SALE —1 Westinghouse Modi A. 0. Ironer. 1 Deluxe 52 gal. Iwseral Electric water heater, lightly used. Nell's Motel, Phone M after 1 pm. 118 3tx R SALK 5 room semi-modern jonw. large pantry, city water bboust-. large cistern, 1 car garte nice shrubbery, Venetian M Call 8492. Beason able me 117 g«t R SALE — Used electric motn. Several makes of washing ktcbines — guaranteed. Used nt repossessed, radios. Deep beters. Maytag Service. Kitchen Wastes, 23s N. 2nd. 113 ts R SALK — un-gu Bulk service bos available for Home and ComBerclal heating, get our rates bebrr you invest in heating equipBeat. Stucky's Drl-gas Service, Cwtra Hatcheries, Phone 154. I***’*. Ind. 38 T ESALE— Modern 3-bedroom, 1 •»ry dwelling. New roof. New mtitig plant with stoker. Hard’od floors. Fireplace. Many ■Ot-ln features. ITenty of closet Centrally located. Conter n>r*rty. <23 n. Second street. Wter J Bockman. General Inand Real Estate, 153 S. hgond St. Phone 3. 100 ts R SALE—Good used “B” AllisfhalmerM tractor with cultlvat- *’ McCormick Deering coin- ■* Very good J. D. field culO’itor. Good grain blower, i J D. corn planter. J. 9 mower. A. C. 2-14" plows - y hoe*. Wagons. HammerIw, ed sprayers. Power*2 Wm sprayers. Bee us for and barn paint. GerberImplement Co.. Phone F l ' p - « 27. 11713 •SALE — Used — Two row ■»« mounted fertiliser corn Oliver Ann Arbor seif •™*dmg pick-up baler: Ann Ar- * Hnior baler 1930.00; Oliver With torn cultivators: Oliver «o tractor; aide dw *7 rake. New — Section type 7 Hoes Guaranteed the ' ' u,| imulchers; cultipack- ’ tpym ket packers; spring and * tooth barrows; 7 4 8 ft. or discs; Horn-draulic manJ J."* 1 *"; tractor manure ..tractor buck rakes; *• tractors; corn sheilers; ®®* r mills; power lawn mow- . “’®b re, »ors; bale wire * ln * gee the latest and , ’• ,0 date one row General ifekur. Cralgville Garage ns 3t 'Kjtoor CELLAR *WCVITM IrHELLER 1

FOR SALE — 41 Pontiac -8. 347 1 ( Line Street. Phone 1569. 116 Jt< NU-ENAMEL red guaranteed barnj paint — all you want — |2.50 a gallon. Ilaugks. 107 TF ONE STOP .SERVICE Fruits groceries and Ice. Ray's West Side Market. 113gtf FOR SALE: 1939 Plymouth Tdoor. Black. Good condition. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 113gtf FOR SALE—Shelgas bottle gas stoves now available. Uhrick Brothers. H2tf FOR SALE: 1935 Ford. 4 door; 1937 Ford. 2 door. 85. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 113gtf FOR SALE: 1947 Crosley. good condition. Dick Mansfield Motor Sale*. 113gtf FOR SALE — Davenport can he made into bed, also mattress; 2 burner electric hot plate. — 127 N. 10th, Phone 719. 118t3x FARMERS — see our modern farm Liability Contract today. Kenneth Runyon, K. C. Building. 83 TF FOR SALE: 1940 Mercury 2 door, radio, heater, new motor. Excellent Hhapc. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 113gtf FOR SALE A pony buggy, like new. at the Blacksmith Shop 4 miles north of Berne on 27. David L. Schwartz. 118 2t FOR SALE - 9x12 Wilton ruggirl’s bicycle; clothing for girl aged 12. and a raincoat. Inquire 411 S. First street or phone 4175. 118 3t FOR SALPi — Motorcycle 1942. Harley 45. Recently overhauled. 1300.09. 518 Marshall St. Phone 1177. 112-ts FOR SALE- Used Barton washoc and girls bicycle. Phone 158tf or inquire 427 Mercer Ave. 117-3tx FOR SALE — The revolutionary Graham Plow. Call and ask for free demonstrations. Gerber-Mos-er Implement Company. On U. S. 27 Decatur. Phone 2551. 107 lit FOR SALE—7 room house, 4 bed room*, all modern except furnace. New complete bath. 2 car garage. In Monroe. Phone 886 Monroe. 117t3 WINDOW SCREENS and storm doons custom built. Let us measure your windows and give you an estimate. Call QUALITY MILL SERVICE, 716 No. 11th, phone 17161. 83 TF FOR SALE — Two Fine Income ' Properties, Near Business District of Decatur, Will net over 15G on investment. Call No. 174. J. F. Sanmann. Or. Roy Eller Midwest Realty Auction Co. Dre catur, Indiana. 118 3t FOR SALE—Lots at Cedar Lake. Sand and gravel beach. Located northern part LaGrange County. Ind. Near Road 9. Mrs. Roy Cattelle, 11. 1. Sturgis. Mich. Phone Howe. Ind . 78F11. 117t3x FOR SALE — 90 Acre Well Improved Farm, an excellent combination Stock and Grain Farm Located near Decatur. Indiana. Call No. 174. J. F. Sanmann Or, , Roy Eller. Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur. Indiana. 118 3t DRIVE A REO for safety. You can really see from a Reo. Plenty of windshield and a great rear window. Plenty of safety on those powerful "Dual Primary stop-on-dime brakes.” Phil E. Macklin Co. (Jirysler l’lyinouth - Reo Trucks. 116 3t FOR SALE — Fine Modern Four Bedroom Home on North Se<ond St. Large Lot with fine Variety of Fruit and Berries and Garden Plot. An attractive Home in excellent repair. Call No. 174. J. F. ‘ Sanmann Or, Roy Eller Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur. Ind- ; iana. 3t FOR SALE — Four Room Modern Home, full basement. Fine BuiltI in Kitchen Features. Modern 1 Bath Fixtures. Ideal Ixwation in Fine Residential Section of De I catur. Indiana. Liberal l-oan Available. Call No. 174, J. F. San- • mann. Or. Roy Eller Midwest • Realty Auction Co. Decatur. Ind iana. 118 3t FOR SALE — Five Room Home. Modern except heat. Good Basement. Fine Kitchen Features. ■ Nicely arranged home, all on one floor. Fine Yard and shade. Ideally Ixxated on North Fifth Street Decatur. Indiana Call No. 1.4. J. F. Sanmann or. Roy Eller Midwest Realty Auction Co. I ’ e *"‘ ur f Indiana 11 ” FOR SALE 14 beautiful home* te choose from. Full >-ementS. ail modern, story and one-half. Some with dormer*, others with garages and breezeways. Chooee yoer own color schemes and locations FHA approved Approximately I3«*> <‘« wn Realty A- BeHderr Phone.M*. or ev.ning.-lW'<

QI 1( KIES by Ken Reynolda 1 z "Results! liesuit*! Results — those Democrat Want Ads were using are getting sort of monotonous!" FOR SALE — 3 sewing machines.i' Reconditioned electric portables. I We buy and sefl sewing machines.; Boardmans. 223 N. Ist. 118 3tx FOR SALE 1916 Ford Ferguson tractor with plow, disc & cultivator. Eugene Arnold. 3 miles south k west of Decatur. 118 2tx FOR SALE — McCormick lieering tractor mower, William Burke, 4Vx miles east, 2 north of Berne. 11$ 3tx FOR SALE DeKalb Hybrid seed corn. All varieties and grades. Limited amount of early seed. Ist house north of Magley. Walter Reppert. Cralgville phone 18 on 28. 118 3tx Foil SALE — New home, ready to move in. 3 bedrooms. Completely modern, oil heat, hardwood fluors, fully insulated, all built-in features throughout. G. I. approved. Can be bought with slso'* or less down. Reliable Realty 4c Builders, phone 7502. or evenings — 13074 or 14952. 113 ts WANTED WANTED To buy a 46. 47 or 48 auto, one owneix Prefer Plymouth or Studabaker. Phone 762. 118>3tx WANTED: Man to work in bakery. Call in person. Stewarts Bakery. 118 g2t WANTED To buy some sheep. Drop a card to 427 W. Washington St. Bluffton. Ind. 118 2tx If you want to SELL Y’OL'K CAR, see Chas. Stitzer, Brant Motors. Ine. 25tf WANTED TO BUY— Beef and dairy cattle. Schelman's Market. Phone 3081. 79-ts WANT El>—Hay, straw, loose or baled wire or rope. John Featel. <262 Decatur. Dfrt* WANTED A farm hand. Telephone 589-K. Tr.i. Andrews, route No. 1 Decatur er 5 miles North on 27. H 8 u.ttx WANTED TO BUT— U»ed car* Dick Mansfield Motor Sale* 141 S. Second St., Decatur, Ind. 108-ts WANTED Veteran, wife and 4 year old son desperately need 2 or 3 room furnished apartment. Phone 6024. 117-gGt NOTICE I want a 6 day part time job. Can you use a good worker after 3:30 p. m. Phone 1403. 117t6x WANTED — WPA Toilets cess terns to clean, and save part of the water. Write Major Harris, Grover Hill, Ohio, phone 76. 11l 12t WANTED Partner for electrical contracting ami repair shop. Must have approxi. |BUh.OO and furnish reference*. C. R Williams, R-2. Decatur. 1 *** ,llx WORK FOR the I 8. Government. Big starting pay. Se<urity. MenWomen. Prepare for examinations Ih-talls free. Write box 195. Democrat. >lB Tx WANTED —stay or straw, loose or baled. Burk Elevator Co., phone 25 or HB6. 319-TF WANTED: Good, big dean rags suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 10c pound.—Daily For a painting job you can he proud to show your friends, whether Inside or out. call R E. Gantx. telephone 8083. Prompt. Courteous Service at Reasonable Price*. WANTED- Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letter*, sale* message*, program*, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Halier Build * n *. - SEWING MACHINE Repairing - u* convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered button*. buc«els. machine buttonholes; Hem stiiching. Wa buy and sail *awin« machine*. Boardman • 22J North Fir«. __ le4tSU . th* W*b*vh Rt'Cr nw» ux Ofcxoj 1 and flow* *cro*a f h* 0< iB diaua to the Uliuo.* Uaa-

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WANTED— We buy iron, rag* paper, hides, fur, grease. Also handle new and used structural •teel and pipe. For quick service All Maier Hide and Fur Co. Our only addrea* 710 West Monroe, Phone 442. 194-ts MISCELLANEOI S STARTER AND* GENERATOR •ervlce. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 140 S. Second St., Decatur. Ind. 173-ts BOTTLE Gas and Electric Range*? Go to Haugks and choose from their large stock. Get the range of your choice. 80-ts MONEY TO LOAN — Cash loan* of $lO to S3OO made to men or women. Decatur Loan 4k Discount Co. Trust Bldg., Phone 319 55 TF RADIO REPAIR ror complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable price*. Haugks. 60-ts SEE HAUGKS for automatic water heater* - water systems— bath-room»-or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell. 80-ts ROOFING repair, Gats built-up, painted. . New spouting installed or repaired. Place your order now, Carl Menter, Preble. ill 12tx FARMERS ATTENTION—We re movd dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay; all phone charge*. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Product* Co. 15-tfj APPLIANCE SERVICE — If we ! can't fix it throw it away. We repair all make* of washers, sweepers, iron* and other small appliance*. White wringer roll* for all make* of washer*. Arnold 4k Klenk, phone 163. 97-TF I ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES| — Let us supply you with yourj electrical needs, such a* wire, ■witches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures, motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job, Arnold & Klenk. 217-TF CABINET MAKING AND FURNITURE REPAIRING Expert craftsmanship witli all kinds of wood. Also wood turning and saw filing. Call Monroe 95 E. Fenton Sprunger * Sons. mill- north of Monroe on old road 27. FREE ESTIMATES. 118 3tx ROOFING AND SIDING We are now booking order* for spring roofing & siding. Many popular color* & patterns to chooie from. Also Al*co Aluminum & Thermoseal combination window*. Aluminum canopies, awning*, combination door*. Cail for free estimate*. "We apply.” Arnold it Klenk, ybone 462. 81-tt LOST AM) FOl ND LOST Ladies wrist watch. Jewelstudded numerals. Phone 1281. 118 3tx LOST Between Monroe *nd Madison on Second street, a pair of girl's plastic rim glasses with tape on right side. Reward Please call 359 or 563. 116 3t — FOR RENT — FOR RENT 2 sleeping rooms at 615 Madison street. 117-g2t FOR RENT lairgr- sleeping room. Phone 1273. Mr*. Noble Drum. 304 N. 4th St. 118 3t ■ o-".. — Named Delegate To Hoosier Boys' State Berne. May 18 — John Ei< henberger. son of Mr. and Mrs. Vidor Eichenberger, will represent l>><-»l American legion Post 468 at the ll<H>sier Boy*' State at Indianapolis June 12 to 19. Eichenlrerger is a junior in Berne high school and active In athletics and other school events. rdl v •. iff I A % , V " ’ , 7 •' APB6ARING before a House committee in Washington, Sister Elizabeth Kenny, famed for her fight against infan til* paralysis. **ks support fcr a bill which would establish a national foundation for research in '| and other diseases. Tba measure would authorue the spend* at IS.OGO.bOO. (InttmatsoMi)

kJ FOLLOWING THS ANNOUNCSMSNT that a Jewish state had been proclaimed after centuries, 14-year-old Halm Shertok, son of Jewish Foreign Minister Moshe Shertok, unfurls the flag of the new state in New York City. On the street below, celebrants dance in a circle beneath the windows of the Jewish Agency for Palestine. (International)

——————— New Passenger Tire Line Is Announced | Introduction of a new Marathon line of passenger automobile- tires to this trading irea is announced 1 by Glen Oswalt, operator of the ( Goodvear Service store- at 121 North Second street in this city. "The new Marathon." Mr. Oswalt: said, "provide* a line that combine* I excellent mileage and traction at •price* averaging substantially less! | than those now prevailing for most > tires in comparable size*. Included ! In the list of sizes of Marathons] now available are the .">.25 SAO-17; <.mi-16: 6.50-15; 6.50-16; popular , size* in a iaii.c- covering many of the car* that have been manufa< tur ' tt’I’OIVI »t) X ) Os viiMixiont vroti ) • 1 v ) >: mi. 0:10 %«(!«*«• I* hrrrltj ml«s*ii. 1 That th* jl L r urn* i h. • I. * i up I ii.-4 Al” f -h s • t•» • • 1 f I ’ . V! I’t ' J <•« ii.f .1* • . I T’ • * ■; • , al.h * .h* nt I r»Hl* I*htilttl<scrn(«*r Mid in IIM* I*. llurslrHr I UMrr iM'iriirt iriMMN I MI X r OF ix • < 1 roii I *1 111 xo. I ITT %**ll« r i* ht rrb* uitrie. T ■ • i.. 1 . • ... r| M' Is. •f. t Bin h 1 Itc .< A l.t-n.- • • ( t>. .1. .» . IT-. '!,»!.• In p < .|y |l;<r«r> lllr* h Hire I6l*»r M.i» Hl 11)1% llulsrrl 11. Hd Iriiiihiiti %||**riir* 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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. d in the last 15 years. The original Marathon line of tires for passen--er cars was introduced in 1938 ' but its production was cnscontinued .dining the war eim-rgemy'.' o - — I The Girls who Became Famous by Basil Miller, presens stories of II en famous women who worked and lived it: many land* and made valuable contributions in a variety of fields Ssslh s* **f 6 493MMl««lHM6*rN %Mlr of llelil IXnlr. I T • ifid» !»ninil«Nl<)nrr, by -f an • rd- r of th- Adam* i-i nt <’ 'it. mad and «nt«T‘«l in a )-•• th*rHn pen I hue <*ntitled E«iHy .t <1 j. 4 fH *. arid <;*•»). v|-v H%»fTi r-t* <•• rmuiiir H’off»« > S- limit! «t il, nfid nTml»«r* *l ; !*••*•; upon t i« «l<* k» t of the Ad-ama • ’lr< uit irt t « reof. that at and «>n 1 t <•• p «-fi) - oil !»»«• IMIi ■! •> 4»f I1 .. at •* ./.-I k r M. th*|IP a! ? it- h- • inafit r rat** *1 1 f l 'h -ikhai* <1 will b- <»ff*r*<l f »r If ft I* ibli- \ I II *n f.»r h»l h-NU ;’ •) n • ■ » t vss Ith I* *»f ths- f >ll Uppia. “'I thereof to-wit <"iiiii<-m it u as th.- North*, nt .*f Inh.t r.umlo- r three liun* ;«h • I f»’ i . f • •:i. >in t h»- ?*•.<)! hern X .;.j» . * t*. t «. t-.w n. j) *it k, of I*, ii it. Ainu ’ inß, ImDant, 1 >. n- • I’.iwt m th« V»rth line of aaid : .! tnr- h ind-ud (• rt> fiv- <3L>) I. • •■ • f.. t moi*- ..r h -N. to a |p >l.if uni h I*. .»he h indr.d >|\ ami I half • » f*-. t, U • f «»f Iht- .» tn.- E..M . . i -*f -aid Ht. ♦ - ii. 5 illi at litfht aiikCl.t- with I; IM4 Str* « f in -al l • «>. Ihir t> -• v - I <i i iir i > r. .-t, tn.m •• ’ f p.a’:•!!<• I w Ith ti- S'-rth lih* I' f nd mlot, t'lrn. . \<! th oil th” \v. • Ji c i mb*! I • th« plu v 'i. im« i'in i “ti dal. «»f ‘•.th-. Its I. Ilt.WVt- 4 *tl|49Hl«»i«»Nrr Ht*» iiistloarrr I d %. Ifowar %tl<*rnry. May 1525- Juu<- 1 QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING All work done in our own plant here In Decatur Holt house Drug Co. N A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIBT HOURS: 6:10 to 12:00 1:00 to 6:00 Saturdays, 6:30 p. m. Teiephon* c 96

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INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indlanapoll*. May 18—(UP) — (PMAl—Livestock Hog* 14.000; opened rather uneven, 50-75 higher than Monday - * average; good and choice 16*1-240 ft*. 21.75 22 25 ; 240-300 tbs. 19.00 21.75; 300-400 R.-„ 17.00-084(0; 100-160 n>H 1975-21.00; sow* opening around 50 higher at 15.5017 00. Cattle 2.000; calve* 700; heifer* opened moderately active generally Meady; two load* top g<M>d ami choice around 1225 tt> wteer* 32.00; few lot* 9', <)ll<hi ft, steer* 30.50-31.00, some held above 31 00; cow* opened fairly active, steady: good beef cow* largely 23.50-25.00; vealer* opened fairly active, ful ly steady, god and choice mainly 27 00-30.00, Sheep 100; fat lamb* undertone Ktrong to higher, slaughter ewe* steady; early good shorn lambs. No. 3 pelts, 25.00, choice eligible to 26.00 or more; spring lambs lacking, choice eligible around 30.0 b; chob e light wooled ■ laughter ewes to 13.00: shorn slaughter ewe* largely 9 00-11.00. FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne. Ind., May 18—(UP) Livestock: Hogs 160-200 lb* 22. 200-225 H>« 21 75. 225-250 lb* 21 50. 250-300 lbs 19-21, 3101-400 lbs 17-18,50. 100-160 lbs 18.50-19.75, roughs 15.50 down. . stags 13 down. I Calves 29 50. Uimb* 27, clipped ewes 12, «lip- , ped bui ks 10. j No cattle market today. 0 Markets At A Glance .4 fi By United Pres* 1! Sto< ks irregularly lower in modp erate trading. y Bond* irregular; U. S. government* firm. . Curb stcM-ks irregular, t Wheat, corn, oat* and barley future* higher. ■ Hog* active, 75 cent* higher, J cattle steady, sh<-«ip dull. -'—. 0 - — j CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat May 2 47; July 2.33 1 *; { Sept. 2.32; De.- 2.32*4. Corn: May 2.33M>: July 2.15%: ‘ Sept 1.94%: Dec. 169%. » Oat*: May 1.13%: July 93%; Sept *3%; Dec. 84%. t Soybeans: May 4 20A; July 4. 1IA; Not. 3 JIB r o j Open Registration ; For Fall Election [ County c lerk Edward Jalterg to • day rem.tided all voter* that registration for the coining fall election ■ is now open in hi* offices at i.iu courthouse. Although the deadline is not until October :!, c lerk Jaberg urged unqualified voter* and tliose not I certain about their registration to ■ all at the- office a- early a* is convenient. "The Star Spangled Banner" wa* legally adopted a* the United State-* National anthem by an act of Congress. March 3, 1921.

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KENNETT, MURRAY & CO. Corrected May 18 160 to 2<W lb*. 21.75 200 to 225 lbs. 21.25 to 240 lb*. 21.25 240 to 250 lbs. 2100 210 to 260 H>s. 20.50 260 to 280 lb*. 19 75 260 to 300 lbs. 18.75 30<r to 325 lb*. 17.75 325 to 350 lb*. 17.25 35<> to 4'6* lb*. 16.50 |M to J6O lb*. 20.00 120 to 140 lb*. 19 50 10*1 to 120 lb*. 19.00 Roughs M* lbs down 15.00 350 to 400 lb*. 1450 l'"> to 500 lbs. I‘o't s'tO to 600 lb* 13.00 Stags 121'0 Boa 1* 6.00 Veals 1 Wed 4 Sat 1 28.00 l<amb* (Wed. 4k Sat.) 25.00 Ewe* (Clipped) 10.00 Yearlings . . 15.00 SCHMITT’S STOCK YARDS Corrected May IS 160 to 200 lb*. 2150 200 Io 225 lb*. 21.25 225 to 250 Ihs 31.00 250 to 260 lb*. 20.50 260 to 270 lbs. 20 00 270 to 280 |t>* 1950 280 to 290 lbs 19.00 ' 29" to 300 lb*. 18 50 1 30" to 325 lb* 18 10) 1 325 to 350 lbs. 1750 - 350 to 315 lb- 17"') 375 to 400 lbs. 16 50 140 to 160 lbs. 19 "0 - 100 to 140 Ib*. 18'0) Rough* .3'o> down 15.00 down Boars 9.00 EWM 10 00 Bicks SOO Lunka 2300 Calves 26.00 • Stags . .. 1150 WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. f Phone 3SO Corrected May 18 EGGS—Producers price* Grade A large white . .45 Grade 4 large brown .43 Current Receipt* - .37 ; Heavy hen* .29 Leghorn bens .20 , Cocks • .12 Fryer* call for price*. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected May 18 Bean* lubject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel less. Corn: .04 jeer 100 les*. fob. farm. GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe-Wllliam* Corrected May 18 Wheat - M 1 Oat* 1.05 ' Coni 294 ’ Beaus 392 Call for rve price*. ANTICOMMUNIST (4 . ! I - - I■ •. . <-• . • j aviation Industrie* competing with ours He found this situation groteM|Ue ’ Vegetable Plants of All Kiniis Decatur Floral Co. 1106 Nutt man Ave. ! Phone 100