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*<^^Ht AL CLASSIFIED RAT&S __— JHflfrordx <>r ’•«**• : _. S 5 tT, «;, 6 times H-75 B«W«uo"' ,! arpfor , co ”’ts q EJ?r-ion S No clarified fc’Wepte'i tor pkipday ■feßL r 10 P 0 BLACK , WaHL' 5c per word each In- I m.nfmum charge, srf* lifted tn para ■"M 505: increase over be In office by 11 ’hreuKh Friday. ‘"'■HKr deadline l» 9 a. m. ySS;.~;JrwFWo K SALE r . I.c-ib!" baby bur ... JfrjL,... phone 1066. 123-3tx HnglgiPi'J'.e ill ,2i r3 ’ I MWror "Service Fruit r.. ' BtK* and ice. Kay’s West |Kbd>' U " S ' f Devoe Faints Rood Wjl. Outside. Inside I barn Bg** ''A«k your neighbor,” he SOLd ft. i'hrlck Bros. 53-ts I'* lo Mercury 2 door. |H| heater, new motor. Ex■EH Dick Mansfield * Antique curly maple mattress. >, mJ street, Mrs. Sam too English White fl|Kn pullets. 10 Weeks old HR Hat' 10-ry. Monroe, led |KT 12451 IRKnj; Good one floor 6 modern house. 716 Ave Priced to sell. Im ■K possession. Call 131’3 pm -MjffMAi.F. Xfptune outboard alternating In rood (ondition. Phone Em| Call between 8:30-10 IKm, 125-3 t Electric refrigerator. Deluxe porcelain inside Al Condition. Jake ■ feller. Willshire. Ohio. E 125-2tx ■HKaTE DELIVERY on Roper EWb» ranees Serve! Refrigera EM Hot Water Heaters all with B hut Stucky's Appliances j Hatcheries. 89-t Ten day watch re*r v >«- Work Guars' ajeed.— Sutton's Jewelry jjfr 1 Clothes-line posts, B K pipe painted aluminum Hmited. Free City deft Eric Trading Post. Phone BUI 123-3tx ERm-E Tn.k load of Bliss ft Rfcnph North Ikikota certified Potatoes. 61.98 per 100 lbs. ■Mt Line Eruit Market. ««i Csed electric mot BE^ 1 ’ 7,11 makes of washing guaranteed, i'sed ft M f-h ■"-■••'•••-I radios Deep ® ®rt- '!• ' ig Service Kitchen ■ W*' I '' *’ M N 2nd 1,3 ts BW ; I’-b.ob ID! rid sc. ; ■ ■liV 110 150 460 go 9 ■ 0-439 medium, large flats I M house north of Magley, ■ ■* r Rep pert, Cralgvllle | Er- 123 3tx MMhale Elowers and combi R n Pots for Memorial Day M of vegetable ami flower I ■< Certified seed potatoes, ■ Mktn s Grocery, comer Nutt I El * 9th 124-3 t ' J -E ~ Modern 3-bedroom, 1 I gt dwelling. New roof New I ■J'* I*' 1 *' Plant with stoker. Hard I MJ* floors. Fireplace. Many | Mt in features Plenty of closet I Centrally located. Confer I 423 N. Second street. I ■’* r J Bockman. General In I » <• atm Heal Estate, 153 S. St. Phone 3. lt>o ts PE tAIjE ~ bome. ready to I •* in. 3 liednxnns. Completely I ■**»- oil heat. hardwood R* fully insulated, all built-in | wares throughout. G. I. apI EF* 1 *“ •* •»u«M with I M" or less down. Reliable * BuUdera, phone 7W2, W*f««s - 11074 or 14P52. LJ 113 ts 'E HAI -F- Section type Rotary [ R* Guaranteed the Beat, cult! lE***”' vPltlpackers. sprmk JPtkers; Jeoffroy soli control spring and spike tooth j y***! rubber tire wagons gt’iliier and lime spreaders RTor manure spreaders; Horn ■ Fordrauli, manure loaders ■ buck rakes; Oliver new 4>k>w single bottom 20 W White hotu.- paint; bale R» and twtae One New Oliver M® Arbor self threading pick ■ Vsed Oliver 70 trac IL >nd ML; 2 ryw Oliver «vrn planter; John ET* 3 h**"'”' tractor Craig•R* G *r»ga. Craignlle Ind S u«t

FOR SALE — Organ in a piano, | case. Phone <9ll. 125 gltxl NV-ENAMEI red guaranteed barn' paint — all you want — 12.50 a 1 gallon. Haugks. 107 TF , FOR SALE — 11 pigs 5 weeks old. Homer Raudenbush. phone 986-R. [ 124 3tx FOR SALE: 1939 Plymouth 4 door. Black. Good condition. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 113gtf FOR SALE—Shetgas bottle gas stoves now available. Uhrick i Brothers. n2tf ! FOR BALE~ 1935 Ford, 4 door; Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. FOR SALE: 1947 Crosley, good condition. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 113gtf FOR SALE — Used Piano. One used piano in A-l condition. 360.00. Sprague Furniture Store Phone 199 12254 FOR SALE — Serve! gas refrigerator. Excellent <ondltion. May be seen at 1316 High St. Phone ililj or call after 6 p.m. 124 2U ; WANTED TO HENT Veteran,' wife and year old son want apartment or house immediately. Phone 1077 or 1884. 125-glt FOR SALE- One A. O. Smith stoker, 50 lb. capacity. Com-' plete with controls. |165. Ziner Home Appliances. 124-g3t FOR SALE • 5 room modern home, owner transferred from city.! Must sell immediately. Gas furnace. Call 6712. 124-gstj FOR SALE Lawn mowers Turfmaster. Guaranteed to run easy or money back, 519.50. Coppess Corner. 125 3tx FOR SALE”~I9I7 Chevrolet convertible, maroon, perfect condition. T. O. Bell. 2*4 miles north. 2*4 miles east of Ossian. 125 3tx FOR SALK — I atest model Easy Spin Dryer washer practically new. May be seen at 227 South Fourth street. 125 git FOR SALE — 2 three bedroom homes on 7th St. all modern, garage and full slxe lot. Schwartz Realty Service. 915 W. Monroe St. Phone 139 k. 125 3t FOR SALE — Potatoes for seed or eating. 53 50 to 35 per 100 lbs.. Green Mt. or Katahdin. Coppess Corner. 125 3tx FOR SALE - 3000 qts. Empire State oil in sealed qt. cans. No. 10-20-30-41* for tars, trucks, tractors. 15c qt. Sale 2 weeks only. Coppess Comer. 125 3tx FOR SALE Dining room suite, in good condition. 340.00- Call 4135 or at 919 So. Winchester St. 124-3tx FOR SALE Modern 2 bedroom home with bath, large living room and kitchen, hardwood floors, insulated. garage attached 1210 Master Drive 125 3tx FOR SALE — 12" Park Planer. Good as new. With base. 2 h. p. motor, double V-belt drive Quality Mill Service, phone 17164. 119-12 t FOR SALE — Going fishing Kruse poles, aluminum telescope poled, casting rods, lines, reels. h<x*ks. bobbers, minnow seins. live nets. Coppess Corner. 125 3tx FOR SALE - Purebred Hampshire Roars and bred gilts. Top quality at reasonable pri'es. Elmer Fritzinger, south of Chattanoogu. Ohio. 124 3 » Family Home Prolection.Our comprehensive Personal Liability a Guardian Watchman—at home or away. —- Decatur Insurance Agency. 12313 FOR SALEr We again have broilers. young tender broiling or frying chickens. Dressed, cut up and delivered. 55c lb. Hoffman's, Homestead 32. Phone 34X4. 12513 FOR SALE -One 1938 Oliver 70 tractor complete with cultivators. power lift, power takeoff, first class condition. One John Deere field cultivator, good as new. John Deere 5-ft. mower Massey Harris hay loader, good as new. Gerber • Moser Imple ment Co. V. 8- 27. 124 2t FOR BALE Porter Cable Speedmatlc electri* hand saws; Briggs and Stratton gasoline engines: electric motors, all sizes, paint 1 spraying outfit* electric or gasoline powered: electrit drills Elberv n Company Auto Parts Supplies. Phone 134. Portland Ind. > 2 > 3 » OCR FACTORY TRAINED m.tha nit-s know your car like a book and are thoroughly m quainted with the best lubri<atiou for each spot only factorv approved replacement parts are used. Drive the old bu* In -nd M rejtnsnate R- P* s '! D Hackltu Co.. Chrysler,- Plymouth • Reu. Tracta- i33-3t

QUICKIES by Ken Reynold* "I don’t care what the nursery said in their Democrat Want Ad —you can't grow peaches this tim<- of the year!" F*OR SALE 60 acre farm close to town, wfth an all modern home. Inquire Schwartz Realy Service. 915 W Monroe St. Phone 1398. 125 3t .. | FOR SALE 1942 Olds club sedan. Eight other good used cars to choose from. Zintsinaster 1 Motor Sales. First and Monroe. 125-3 t I No sale on Monday, May 31 at Deratur Sale Barn. There will lie sales as usual every Monday thereafter. I Tx i FOR SALE Full size building lot' on 3rd St. 66x132 with sewer fc gas already on lot. Nli-e kx atlon to build your own home. Schwartz Realty Service. 915 W. Monroe St. Phone 1398. i . 125 3t I FOR SALE 6 room home on Jefferson St. Newly plastered and decorated New basement, new roof, close to school. Good locs tion. Schwartz Realty Service, Phone 1398. 915 W. Monroe St 125 3t W A N T g 1) If you want to SELL YOUR CAR, ste Chas. Stitzcr, Erant Motors. In*. 25tf WANTED TO RVY— Beef and dairy cattle. Scbeiman's Mark-, et. Phone 3081. 79-ts WANTED—Hay. straw, loose or baled wire or rope. John Feasel. 6263 Decatur. 196-ts WANTED Ride to Fort Wayne. Working first trick at Super Charger. Mrs. Wayne Bodie, phone 6911. 125 g3tx WANTED TO BUT— Used csrg Dick Mansfield Motor Bales 141 8. Second St, Decatur, Ind. 108-ts WANTED— Refined lady would like job of housekeeping in widower’s home. Box 2<’9 c/o Democrat. 125-3tx WANTED — Hay or atraw, loose or bated. Burk Elevator Co n phone 25 or 886. 319-TF WANTED W P. A. toilets to clean. Also cisterns we save part of the water. Major Harris, Grover Hill, Ohio, phone 76. 123-12 t WANTED: Good, big dean rag* suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 10c pound.—Daily Democrat. 383tf WANTED— Young high school graduate who is Interested in retailing and a future in the retail busineaa. Aa'Ply in person to manager — Morris 5f to 31.00 Store, Decatur. 119-10 t WANTED - Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Heller Building. 244-TF RE I’R ES E.NTATI V E WANTED in Deratur for F. H. A. approved product. No age limit or investment. Hard work will in turn give, influence. Write giving full qualifications in care of Deratur Daily Democrat. Box 208. 123-3* A NEW IDEA IN LIFE INSI ANCE WITH A NEW PLAN FOR SELLING - Complete corerage in one package. Pays any kind of death except sui'ide first two years. Pays from first day for illness, accident ln< ludes surgical and hospitalization fees at a new low combined rate. Issued bv a 49-year-oM, well rated, legal reserve company with over 29 millions of asseta. Teated plbn of r reatlng leads With a minimum of effort you should build up a renewal commission of 35.4M0.90 per year in 5 years. Training in field affords an alert man an enlarged oppor-'ieftr. Experience In insurance, whit* i.elpful. not necessary. Reply to Box 3'M) Care of the Decatur Daily lievnocrat. >35 ,l * Experiments at the Coraoll Caivarsity aaricuilural experiment station indicated that 3.4-D mar be succasaful io stimulating early; flower blooming of gardes aunuals and speeding up flower production

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WANTED- We buy Iron, rags | paper, hides, fur, grease. Also | handle new and used structural steel and pipe. For quick service i call Mater Hide and Fur Co. Our | only address 310 West Monroe, Phono 442. 194-ts SEWING MACHINE Repairing — Let ns convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, bucaels„ machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First ' 104-25tx MISCELLANEOUS NO MESS, no dirt, it you use Magic Foam, the perfect upholstery and rug cleaner. Distributed by Holthouse Drug Co. 133-St STARTER AND GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 140 8. Second 8t„ Decatur, Ind. 17341 and Electric Rangwt Go to Haugks and choose from their large stock. Get the range of your choice. 80-ts MONEY TO LOAN — Cash loans of 310 to 3300 made to men or women. Decatur Ixian A. Discount Co. Trust Bldg., Phone 319 55 TF I RADIO REPAIR for complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. 60-ts SEE HAUGKS tor automatic water heaters— water systems— bathrooms—or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell. SO-ts FARMERS ATTSNTION We remove dead horses, cows. hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 1341 APPUANCS SERVICE — II ws can't fix it throw it away. We repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons and ether small appliances. Whits wringer rolls I for all makes of washers. Arnold & Klenk, phons 163. 97-TF ’ ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES — us supply you with your electrical needs, such as wire, f /witches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures. motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job. Arnold A Klenk. , 317-TF RtiOFING AND SIDING We"ari 1 now booking orders for spring roofing A siding. Many popular colors A patterns to choose from. Also Alsco Aluminum A ThermoI seal combination windows. Alum (num canopies, awnings, cotn- , bination doors. Call for free estimates. “We apply.** Arnold A Klenk. phone 443. 8141 IX3ST AND FOUND LOST — Child's pet. Calico mother cat. Call 8744. 124 g3tx IX)ST A grey flare suit coat with pink stripe, on stage of Decatur Jr Sr. high achool. Thursday night. Phone 57. Reward. . 123-3 U \oi i< t: i o iiiiiiii:h« Notli e !• hereby iciven that the board <>f Commissioners of Adaov County, Indiana, wilt, until the hour of 2:00 p.m. Monday, June 7, ISI*. receive waled l>ld« for tin- furnishina of the following: Grorerles and tohac, <» for the Adam- County Home for a three month* period 10-Klnnlns July. IStx l:«-<|iil«ltion for supplier now on file In the office <>t th- County Auditor Three carloads prepared stoker ; c oal, to he delivered as dire« ted. Gaeollne — Item No. 11. Highway I o part m< nt — yuanlty Z 5.000 gal- I lons, more or less, to be supplied -luring the period of six montlis. I from July 1 to l»e<-ember Zl. 191* Kp,-. Ifh atlons on file In the Audi- I tors tiff lie. N ton flat bottom truck. All blds must be a 'ompanled wilh bond «r certified cheek In the amount of 10% of the price bld The board reeerv-e the right to reject any or at! Idds. I: order of th< Board of Commlsalonens of A lams County rhorotao I. Itrew, — Aodltor <dam> t ouots — _____, ——— ■ V F I IL BuM NEW FftEMIEd of China is Dr Wong Wen-hso, noted geologist and chairman of National Resources commission Named at Nanking by President Chiang Kai-shek u a compromise choie-. . ths H-yvar-old scientist waa 4 then corJinnsd by the LsgislaUvo Tvaau' f/afarMtioasD

Pelley s Bid For Freedom Rebuffed Habeas Corpus Writ Motion Is Denied IndianaiMilis. May 26 — (UP) William Dudley Pelley. one-time leader of the "Sliver Shirt" antisemitic organization, ioat another bld for freedom from a long prison sentence today. Pelley was convlctnd on a charge of sedition in 1943 in connection with an organization accused of publishing seditious reading matter at Nobloavlilr. Ihtl. He was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison Yesterday, federal judge Walter (’. Lindley. Danville, 111., denied Pelley's latest move to get out of prison, a motion for a writ of ha beas corpus. Lindley ruled In federal court here that Pelley failed to state tacts to justify a writ. The judge also denied Pelley r petition that he be allowed to take depoaitions from 35 present and former government official* and two newspaper columnists. Pelley hoped to prove by the depositions that he was <on victed during an administration which "solicited war" by repealing the neutrality act and enacting lend-leaae When judge Robert C. Baltzeil sentenced Pelley five years ago he said Pelley "attempted to destroy the morale of our country and the morale of our people.’’ “I intend to impose a sentence which will assure us that you can cause no further liarm." Bautzeil told Pelley. Q Dry Lake, six miles west of Willcox. Ariz. pro. ides one of the worldfs few permanent mirages. On a dear day a great liody of "dry water" may be seen from the highway QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING All work dons in our own plsnt here in Decatur Holthouse Drug Co. Brighten Up your kitchen with a I refinished refrigerator L Al Schmitt OPTOMETRIST (Above Democrat Office) HOURS: 9 to 12—1 to 6 Sat. til B—Close Thurs. P. M. Phone E7 WANTED Piano Students beginners and advanced Organ Students Beginners Paul L Baumgartner Phone 1115—before 7 P. M. * — I ■! II

; ANY WHERE - ANY TIME ■ Complete Occupational Accident and Sickness Income Security in addition to any Workman* ( ompen. benefit*. I ! Leiand smut Leland Smith insurance Agency «■>» wu i

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One Minor Accident Reported By Police One minor accident was reported today by city police. At 4:15 p.m. Tuesday In an alley west of Second afreet in downtown Decatur a car driven by Charles R. Beker, 22. of thia city, struck a ladder extending from a truck owned by A. R. Aahliaucher. The ladder was brok en. Damage waa estimated at 310 by officer Robert Hill. A warrant waa ordered issued for Everett Sharp. 21. Payne. 0.. *ho failed to appear to answer to a , speeding charge Saturday. He waa arrested by officer Roy Chilcote r last week for driving »0 miles per 1 hour In a 30-mile zone —o Election Expenses r Filed By Candidates Additional candidates In the recent May primary to file expense r accounts: j Rose Nesswald. unopposed Demf ocrat for recorder. 312.15; Charles Hicks, unsuccessful Democrat f<»r ’reasurer. 36250; Richard Lewion. t successful Demox-rat for treasurer, ~ 343.56; Harmon Giillg. unopposed Democrat for coroner, none, and p Virgil Bowers, unopposed Republi- ( <an for surveyor, none, t °- |. Trade In a Good town — uecatur V o ” Miint! of n% ti. *t:rri.E»ii:vT 11 OF lIvTVfF. NO. 48W Notice i« hereby given to the cri-d-K llorx, helrii and h-gatees of lielmer 2 Douglas, deceased to appear In the Adan.- Circuit Court, field at le. atur. Indiana, on the 21st -lay of June, 11 ls« 8. and show cause. |r any. why „ the FIN AI. .METTI.EMI.M AC. B i-ot-NTX with th.- .-stat. ..f said dey cedent should not be approv.-d: and 5 said heirs are tiotlfl-d to then and 11 there make proof of heirship, and receive their dbtrlbiitlve shares F.daa Douglas id.iilnlstrnirl. e Deeutur. lodlsnu. Via. S.*>. lots Il AlO>rue> Det ous A smith Il May 26 June 2 f "I e ' TODD Hybrid Seed Corn '• 200 Aeries 400 600 Ensilage or Bito-Corn S9,(M) a bushel J

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CAsSH coal feed & SUPPLY » W. Monroe SI. Phone 32 » L. A. Holthouse Jack Holthousc Roy S. Johnson & Son Auctioneers & Real Estate DeVoKN Bldg.. Ground Floor Phone 104 153 So. 2nd St. We’ll be glad to Represent you In the transaction of Real Estate at Public Sale or private sale. 25 * years in thia business in Occatur. Ws welcome your investigation of our record of which we are proud. i Melvin Leichty, Rep.

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne. Ind.. May 26 tl'P) Livestock: Hogs 160-200 Bib 25, 200-225 lbs 24 75 225-250 lbs 24.50. 250 300 lbs 22 24. 300-400 H»« 20-21.50. 100-16 H lbs 21.75-23. roughs 18 down, stags 15.50 down. Calves 30. lunnbs 27, clipped ewes 11, clipped bucks 9. Steers choice 29-31, gtsid 27-29. medium 25-27. cointnon 21-25; heifers choce 29-30. medium 25-27. common 21-25; cows choice 23-25. good 21-23. cutters 18-19, tanners 13 16; bulls heavy 24-25- good 22 24, light 20-22. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. May 26 —(UP) — ll’MAi Livestock: Hogs, 7.500; moderately active, uneven: weights 240 lbs down strong to 25 higher titan Tuesday's average; heavier weights unevenly 50-75 higher; bulk good and choice naar-250 lbs 24.50; 300-360 lbs around 21.00 22.25; two loads near4«o lbs 20.50; Sows strong to 30 higher, largely 17.00-18.50. odd choice lights to 19.00 and big weights down to 16.50. Cattle. 800. calves. 500; steers and yearlings fully steady; load mostly choice around-1200-lb steers 35.0 ff. another load choice around 1000 lbs 35.00; bulk medium and good yearlings anti light steers 30.00-33.00; small lots top good yearlings 34.50; scatt>-red lots good heifers 32.50; cowa fairly active, tally steady; odd good beef cows I 24 00-29.50; veaiers oju-ned slow, I not fully established: most bidding 2.oii lower at 28.0ff-30.50 on good and choice. Sheep. 10U. LlMlit supfily; slaughter lambs mostly steady; <>dd good wi-ing lambs 28.00; medium and xood mixed yearlings and lambs 25.00; slaughter ewes weak at mostly 12.50 down. ■ » ,— CHiCAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July 2.35; Sept. 2.33*?: Dei 233 «; May 149) 2 32*4. Corn: July 2.15%; Sept. 1.93; De< 1.69%; May (49) 1.69%8. Oats: July Si’*; Sept. 85%; Dec i 'S'. ; May (49) 85%. Soybeans: July 4.01 * Z A; Nov. 3.228. Q. Markets At A Glance By United Prase . Stocks higher in quiet trading. Bunds Irregularly higher; U. 8. governments did not trade Curb stocks irregularly higher. Wheat, corn, oats and barley luttires higher. Cattle active, lings steady, sheep dull. —-o ——— - Trade in a Gooa lawn — Oecatut Guest*Room .Magic A California hotel gets constant requests for their suites decorated in green Good idea tor your guest-room too. Paint wells Stretford Green Kein-Tone; turnituriwith Jade Green Luco-Kwik. Easy to keep lovely and fresh-looking For Sale at Arnold A- Klenk, Inc adv.

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KENNETT, MURRAY A CO. Corrected May 26 160 to 200 Hut 24 *-'• 200 to .295 lbs. 24.26 225 to 240 lbs 24.25 24V to 250 lbs. 249« 250 to 260 lbs. 23.50 260 to 28v lbs. 22.75 280 to 3<oi lbs. 2175 300 to 325 lbs - 20.75 325 to 350 lbs 20.25 350 to 400 lbs. 1975 140 to 160 lbs. - 2200 120 to 140 lbs 21.50 100 to 120 H»s 2100 Roughs 350 lbs down 17.50 350 to 400 ibs. 16.50 400 to 500 ibs 16.00 50ff to 600 Mis 15.00 Stags 14.00 Boars . 11 Veals tW’ed. « bat.) »-0A Iminbs <Wed. A Sat.) 26.50 Ewee (Clippedl 10.50 Y-arllngs 16.50 SCHMITTS STOCK YARDS Corrected May 26 160 to 200 Ibs 24.50 200 to 225 lbs 24.25 225 to 25ff lbs 24.00 250 to 260 lbs 23.50 260 to 270 lbs 23.00 270 to 280 Ibs 22.50 280 to 290 Ibs 2240 290 to 300 Ibs. 21.50 300 to 325 lbs 21.00 325 to 350 Rm 20.50 350 to 375 Ibs 20.00 375 to 400 Ibs 19.50 140 io 160 Ibs 22 75 100 to 140 Ibs. . 20.76 i Roughs 300 down 17.75 down j Ewes .......... 10.0< Bucks 8.01 Im mils 23.00 Calves 27.00 Boars 10.00 Stags 15JH) WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 3SO Corrected May 26 EOGS—Producers prices Grade A large white .45 Grade A large brown . .43 Current Receipts 38 ■ Heavy hens .30 la-ghorn hens 21 Cocks .11 Fryers—call for prices. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected May 26 Beans subject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain; .03 per bushel less. Corn: .04 per 100 less. f.o.b. farm. GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op’s Berne-Monroe-Williams Corrected May 26 Wheat 225 Oats 1.00 Corn 2.90 Beans 3.B<r Call for rve prices. N A. BIX J. EK OPTOMETRIST HOURS: S:80 to 12:00 1:00 ta 6:00 Saturdays, S:SO p. m. Telaphono tM Vegetable Plants 0/ AU Kinds Decatur Flora! Co. 1106 Nuttman Ave. Phone 100