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F 2 t E ° I ™g7 T ISING RATtS I ., i time* 11-75 HK* ’,' ,1 *re for «*n»* c - \n classified for *k'P-«V ,0 point BLACK ■K' word each Ino> n;mum charge. , dl 11,-ed in par. ■*”' )ril r- ase over Ffldar ~,. I. 9a. m. o Ko ft 3 A L g Fruits. ■L ui Re Ray * West K r-inteod barn - ,25 °* ■ (.‘.A* _H T / 3 »k old ■>X« Pulh-ts Model Conroe *•*•> Mk; plan'- early and I®*",-,.!- t iara Stamm. K- ! ' isglt * IKY”"Fan r >sorted < QO< W7. and’ ih 2»r Cop135 311 ■ I 1 : - -outli t door, condition. Dick . )(o’nr Sales. 113ftf " All -'•■•■l Olympic |K;>> Pl.ot.'' 969-D, Roer 133 3tx bottle gas available. Uhrlck Kt-i u2t( nTn-tals fitted while Kuii. Sutton’s JewelKere. 94-T Potatoes tar plant K i:i large N<» 1 sixe. Also long whites. Good Corner. 135 3tx ■tl oJKinpire state, all Pure in qt sealed 0> Copper., Corner. ■ 135 3tx KfoTsUjT ~7< n o a load Hpo in ioadi. Drop <a rd to ■j-.x -■ levant, Route 1. ■ 133 3tx Vuli. be'oe Faint*- good Kg*. Oitildr. Inside & barn *A»k your neighbor.” tie ■adit Uhrlck Bron. 63-ts _■ door. Good Kg ■<r.d:tion ite, t-ut!y overKt Good tires 1150. Can be KtiliWa'. Sta'iun. 133 3'x ■Ultulidin* lot, corner Kb t Maral.all close to farKl 155»55 f'r l ed for quick Kfro 1166. Clyde O TroutKakyCo. 133 3tx Kil Both ( ollie ami Eng- ■ ftrjl.-rd puppies, 6 to 10 K*< Aho | to i'» years ■ui many others. Harry ■ Shilton, Ind 133-12 t ■iiU - l'#e<l electric mot- ■ kterti make, of washing ■ka - guaranteed, Used ■ tvyawise-j radios. Deep K> >4.tag Service. K|t< hen 23>i N. 2nd. 113 ts wi xa* out. service for Home and ComK tasting. get our rates be ■m Brest m heating equip- • «»cky, Drigas Service, p Hatcheries, phone 166. 33 T ■U- Modern 3 bedroom, 1 y filing. New roof. New r,’ 141 ' * l,h »ioker. HardK. 7**- Many ■>l«*t»re». Plenty of closet ■P vestrally located. Cooter <23 N. Second street. r J Buckman, General In F ‘ ad R»»l Estate, 153 8 »t Phone 3. 190 ts 7 * rool » on ® story E “bl’ood floors, large r ’lth bunt In features, Mmbing. garage. Er •tobbery a lawn, no l*rtnament heating C?** « 71« Mercer Ave. r 1 * p "*» M s‘on Walter J, | M . 4 EgUfe J** 2nd St. Phone 3. _ 130 U r - Sat. 10 30 a,n DreenC * Combines, all makes ■wm BaJer,. New Holland. t Caw. Mower- egl(| . side delivery ■J/™**”- wire, twine, plows, k ,tyllbe * ■rZj pw *' Farmers: Bring r* •• machinery yoe wish I* 11H F * rm KLJ! 134 3t *’•< astatnat;:K ,nU rtZr*' au!,,m *tic hot k floors, two fin 2Z**’ ,h!ra **<room Ki. ” ' ** ropboards. reF’M r^ ihorbo °< INscdunt ■Z ®*’e**ary exterior kTz** t?.!*3 dona, bal K? tr* lhro,rt r «■ A R1 k.TL®* 01 * Possession »MRor. HelPk«M m. 133 ts

FOR SALE - Hoistein bull. 18 months old. Fred E. Fuelling, Decatur route 3. 134-3tx FOR SALE: 1947 Crosley, good condition. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. nsgtf FOR SALE W.P.A. toilet. <on crete base. Phone 1779. 216 So. Uth 135-1 tx FOR SALE—Matched set of Lullabye Chestrobe and bed Phone 8824. 135-2tx FOR SALE lairge Bvan, oil burner. Also Maytag washer. Call 6771 after 4 p m. 185-3 t FOR SALE: Porcelain ice refrigerator. 100 lb. capacity Wilbur Selklng. 1 mile east, 2 north of Preble. 135g3tx FOR SALE-—i'sed camera. 36 nun Argus C-3. F 3.5 lens with filters & carrying case. Excellent condition. L. Anspaugh Studio. FOR SALE-—SOO bushelN of good yellow corn. Phone 358. A. D. Suttles, agent, i FOR SALE— All kinds of vegetabe plants, sweet potatoes and yams. Also seed potatoes and flowers. Strahm's Grocery, cor- 1 ner Nuttman and 9th. 134-3 t i - - I FOR SALE—Kerogas white enamel stove, built-in oven. Also Fordson tractor and Ferguson I plow. Charles Hoffman. Preble phone 6 on 17. 134-3tx FOR SALE— Beauty shop equip- j ment for two operators, first, class condition. Telephone 60’ Monroe. Or inquire at Loren Burkheads residence Monroe after 4:00 p.m. 134-a3tx FOR SALE Furnished cottage at Pigeon River. Also 1937 Ford V-8 coupe: heater, seat covers, good paint, overhauled, new bat tery. Merlin Venls, 727 Schirmeyer, Decatur. 135-6tx FOR SALE Early and late yellow resistant cabbage. Marglobe. Beefsteak A field tomatoes. Cauliflower. mangoes, pimentos, celery. flower plants A hardy ferns. Meiber's, 1127 Monroe St. 131 2t FOR SALE — F. H. A. home completed year ago. Gas heated, hardwood floors, built-in cupboards, very comfortable open side porch. Immediate possession with about 52,800 down. Loan can be Increased Bob Heller. Realtor, Helfer Building. Phone 870. 131 ts FOR SALE — All modern 3 bed room home, located In one of the best residential secticns of Decatur and built under FIIA specifications. Immediate possession as owner Is leaving city. For inspection call 68. The Kent Realty Auction Co., inc.. C. W. Kent or Gerald Strickler. 134 g3t THE KIRSCH PLANING MILL un der new management. All kind, of mill work, screens, doors a window frames Rough lumber made to any specification. No orders too large or too small to lie fin ished promptly and courteously. We invite your patronage. Phone 211. 640 No. 3rd St. Ernest High, Decatur, owner A manager. 134-6tx FOR HALE Rotary hoes: cnlti packers, sprocket packers, cultlmulchers: 7 and 8 ft. heavy duty tractor discs; spring A spike tooth harrows; soil control cultivators. Oliver & General tractor manure spreaders; Horn A Fordraullc manure loaders; tractor huck rakes: fertiliser and Ume spreaders; garden tractors and sickle bars; House and Bam paint bale wire and twine; rubber tire wagons 175.69. New Ollver-Cletrac tractor and cultivators; Oliver Ann Arbor self threading pickup baler; cultl ■ ' vator attachments for Oliver 60. 70 < 80 tractors I'sed 1530 McCormick Deering tractor, mount ed com planter-for Oliver 70. used Case pull type com planter. Oliver Bales A Service. Cralgvllle Garage iu3t WANT!• WANTED: Hay to make P O box 218. 135g.1'v WANTED To do washings Phone 8041 434 Line St WANTED Good hay in twine bales In field Phone 65LK locator W. Scherer. J 33 311 WANTED TO RENT House with 5 or more rooms Have no chil dreu. Phone 1478. ]3< «tx WANTED TO BUT- ’’ eef and dairy cattle. Scbelmans Market. Phone 3dßl. WANTED Hay. »tra«. ><»* ® r baled wire or rope Joha »>*»* 3362 Decatar u WANTED We »»y >roßpaper, hides, fur. rease. AUo handle uew and u*ed •* ructu f® 3 . steel and pIP« For quick •*’?! ’ call lUler Hide sod Fur Co Our amg Mdres. 710 West Moar~ Phons 443.

QI ICKIES by Ken Reynolds ir' p"- ■ v<®®‘ ! I ''><l ' I see we have a customer are we using Democrat Want Ads again*” WANTED TO BUT— Used oa7s Dick Mansfield Motor Sahra 141 S. Second St., Decatur, Ind. 108-ts WANTED—GirI for general office work. Prefer a typist. Good wages. Inquire Box 211, c/0 Democrat. 133-3 t | W’ANTED - W. P. A. toilets, < ess pools, ceptic tanks to clean. State where you live. Drop a card or i phone Major Harris, Grover Hill, Ohio, phone 76. 134 g24t WANTED — nay or straw, loose or baled. Burk Elevator Co., phone 25 or 886. 318-TF I i WANTED- W. P. A. toilets to clean. Also cisterns—we save part of the water. Major Harris, , Grover Hill, Ohio, phone 76. 12312 t WORK FOR the U. S. Government. Big starting pay. Security. MenWomen. Prepare for examinations.. Details free. Write box 195, Democrat. 118 Tx WANTED: Good, big clean rags suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 10c pound.—Daily Democrat. 282-ts WANTED—Baling jobs. Have new 1948 Holland pickup hay baler. Inquire of Albert Heyerly, telephone Cralgvllle, 23 on 23. 134-3tx WANTED— Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Heiier Building. 244-TF Wanted Hay to make on share or buy in Held. Have pick-up haler Aacbliman Brothers; mile south, half mile west Kirkland school. Phone Cralgvllle 1 on 6. 135 3tx WANTED- Radios to repair. Radios can be repaired • by appointment • ■ while you wait. All work reasonable and guaranteed. Phone 100 Monroe. McCullough Radio Service. 129-ts SEWING MACHINE Repairing — Let us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buexels, machine buttonholen; Hem stitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First. 129-26tx WANTED Exe< Dent opportunity for man not necessarily with sales ability, but who will apply hfmself. He can earn excellent wages for next 13 weeks, doing interesting outdoor work. If Interested write George O. Sweetman care Hotel Van Orman. Fort Wayne. Ind. 135 2tx GIRLS-WOMEN — Want To Be A Practical Nurse? BIG DEMAND HIGH WAGES, instruction High school not necessary. Easy to learn at home in spare time. Prepare now for this interesting profitable work Write for FREE information. Wayne School of Practical Nursing. Box 177 c/o Democrat. 134 2tx MISCELLANEOUS STARTER AND GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 140 S. Second St., Decatur. Ind. l’3lf BOTTIAG Gas and Electric Ranges? 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 l-oan 4c Discount Co. Trust Bldg.. Phone 319 55 TF RADIO REPAIR tor complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. Mtf SEE HAUOKS for automatic water beaters- water systems— bathrooms or kite hem We furnish pipe sad install anything wo sell. 80-ts — Let us supply you with your electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptaelee. OxTarsi, motors of anything that you any need Quotations given ca ear Arnold A Kleak. 217-TF

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THE HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO. recommends Magic Foam for cleaning that upholstered chair. Guaranteed satisfaction when used according to directions. 1353 t FARMERS’ ATTENTIONmove dead horses, cows, bogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay <ll phone charges. The Stadler Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15-ts APPLIANCE SERVICE - Ifwe can’t fix II throw it away. We repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons and other email appliances. White wringer rolls for all makes of waahara. Arnold 4 Klenk, phone 163. 97-TF SPARE TIME Responsible man or woman, earn up to 3180.00 monthI ly. working three hours each week. Candy Bar und Colored Bubble Gum distribution. Income Htarta Immediately. $395,000 cash investment. Write, addresa and phone to H. J. B. Box 213 c/o Democrat. 135 3tx ROOFING AND SIDING—We are now booking orders for spring roofing A aiding. Many popular colors A patterns to choose from. Also Alsco Aluminum A Thermoseal combination windows. Aluminum canopies, awnings, combination doors. Call for free estimates. ”We apply.” Arnold A Klenk, rbona 463. 81-tt •»gT«w« tOW - Union Workers The Union Workers 4-H club held Its regular meeting recently at the home of Leo Thieme Roll i all was answered by the 19 members In attendance. The pledge was led by Richard Bleeke, after which a demonstration on "How to Spray a Calf” was given by lx*o Thieme and Edward Marbach. Games were later played and delicious refreshments were served by !,eo Thieme, Norvln anti Edward Marbach. At the May 14 meeting, "How to Trim Calves' Hoofs" was the lesson subject given by Benjamin Gerke, the adult leader. The committee in charge of the meeting included Arnold Gerke. Vernon Abbot and Melvin Krueckeberg. The next meeting will be held June 11 at the home of Allen Grote. Up and At It The 4-H club of Blue Creek township had their fifth meeting at the home of Judy Brunstrup. May 31. The meeting was called to order by the president. Vivian Buckanou. The group enjoyed singing, "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover.” Eleven memlters responded to the roll call by naming the "Favorite Sport." The minutes of the pre-, vious meeting were read by Wava Fox. A business meeting was conducted. Rose Ann Bilderback, Patsy Burkhart. and Kuzauiie Kuhn gave a demonstration on "Baking a Cake.” Refreshments were served by Judy Brunstrup, and Mary Bilderback. The next meeting will be held nt lhe home of Patsy Burkhart. June 14. The members are asked to bring their record books and have them up to date. Happy Warriors The Preble Happy Warriors held their meeting at the home of Richard Werling. The ineeting was call ed to order by the president. Leroy Werling. pledges were then ied by j Richard Werling. The minutes of the last meeting were read and the roll call was taken. Dick Werling led a discussion on “Spraying H eed with 2-4-D." The ineeting was ad journed and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Fraiikiant Bittner. Peppy Pal* The Preble Peppy Pals 4-H Club held their meeting at the leaders house. Mrs. Arthur Koenenian. recently. Roll call was given by naming a "Favorite Candy.” Sharon Schuller and iamna Heckman favored the group by singing song*. Gloria Koenenian gave two demonstralions > on "Food Preparation.” Refreshments were served by Mrs. Koenenian and Gloria. Washington Township The fifth mating of the Wash ington township 4-H girls was held recently at the l>ebolt school. Dnr lux the brief business meeting, the group voted to have meetings on Thursday. Also, project were discussed. At a later t>u*ir. games were played and delicitMM refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held June 10 at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Adola Parrish. Eighteen members and lour guests attended the meeting. The Artic tern has the longest migratory flight of any bird It flies 11. odd mile* every year, from the Artic to the AnUrcte 'NF Elevator Cu Owcatur • Pctoraon • Monroo .

Calf Club Members In Meeting Monday Approximately 135 4-H dairy calf club members, their parents and friends attended a special Interest meeting at the P. B. Lehman farm Monday evening. Suggestions were given for showing calves. Refreshmenu were served. The adult committeemen announc ed a 4-H dairy tour and basket dinner for July 5, details to be announced later. County agent Archbold told of the grassland field day at Huntington June 16 and urged all dairymen and their wives to attend. Receives Top Price For Brown Swiss Bull Reinhard Werling. of north of Magley, reports receiving top price for a Brown Swiss hull weighing 2.125 pounds. It was sold on the Fort Wayne market at 325.75 per pound, netting Werling $547.18 The bull was delivered to market by Vern Linker. 200 Indiana Farmers To Make West Trip Indianapolis. June 8 — (UPI — Some 200 Indiana farmers will take a 5,000-tnlU trip to the west between harvest seasons this summer, the Indiana Farm Bureau said today. The vacation journey will start Aug. 19 and will Include visits to Pike's Peak and four national parks, the bureau said. Trip manager Glenn Sample said the trip was timed so that it would allow farmers to leave after the small grain harvest of wheat and oats and to return to the state In time for the corn harvest and the state fair. Sample said reservations would be limited to 200 persons because of apace limitations of park housing facilities A similar trip waa made last year. PREPARE BUDGET (Cont. From Page One) months Adams county maintaius more than 750 miles of improved roads. The commissioners also will ask the council for a S6OO appropriation to maintain abandoned cemeteries, which according to law must have a soldier, sailor or marine burled in the grounds, if funds are provided for upkeep. Tiie cemetery must be one without management or sponsorship. Thurman I. Drew, auditor, explained. N A. UiXLKK OPTOMCTRIST NOURB; •:K to 12:00 1:00 t 0 6:00 •stui-days, 8:30 p. m. Tslsphonw <96 NOTICE My office will be closed from June 10 to 24th, inclusive. DR. C. C. RAYL

GRASS SILAGE DEMONSTRATION — to be held on the Roy Price farm, 3 miles Southeast of Decator en Thursday. June 10. Public is cordially invited. KRAFT FOODS CO.

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lowa Governor Is Bealen In Primary Gov. Robert Blue Upset In Primary Des Moines, la., June 8 — (UP) — State Rep. William Beardsley, a 47-year-old druggist, won the Republican nomination for governor of lowa today, scoring an upset victory over Gov. Robert Blue who was fighting for a third term. Blue conceded defeat before half the returns were reported. He was the only Incumbent beaten in the statewide contests on the GOP ticket U. 8. Sen. George Wilson wa/an easy winner over John Calhoun of Burlington in hl* fight for renomination. Latest returns from 2,100 of the state's 2.169 precincts gave Beards ley 169.056 votes to 107,011 for Blue With 1.383 precincts reporting, Wilson had 93.969 votes to 43,222 for Calhoun. In November Wilson will face former Sen. Guy Gillette of Cherokee, la . who beat Ernest Scemann of Waterloo in the only statewide contest of the Democratic primary where voting was comparatively light. Seven of the state's eight congressmen. ail Republicans, were renominated. Only three of the eight had opposition. The one congressional Incumbent to lose was Rep. John Cwynne who was defeated for the GOP nomination in the third district by former newscaster H. R. Gross. With 288 precincts reporting of the 313 in the district. Gross polled 20.914 to 17.182 for Gwynne. In November. Beardsley will be opposed by Carroll Switzer, who was unopposed for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Trad* In a Good Town — Decatur INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE — WINO — AUTO 720 No, 3rd St. Phone 570 It’s Good! FRESH, COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE PURE PORK <* _ AT GERBER’S MEAT MARKET

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. June 8 — (UP) — (P.M A)—Livestock; Hogs, 13,000; opened rather slow, light early sales weights 180-240 Tbs. weak to 25 lower, later trade more active mostly steady with top 26 off heavier weight fully steady; bulk good ami choke 170 240 itis. 24.00-24.50; '250-280 lbs. 22.5024.06; 290-350 tbs. 21.00--23 00; 360 450 lbs. 19 50-20.75; sow* active, steady with Monday's bulk at 16.50-18.06, choice lights 18 25-18.50. Cattle, 2400, calves 700; another active trade on fed stee<-» and yearling*; numerous ssies 25-50 higher; numerous loads and small lots medium *and good light and medium weight steers 33 50-24.50. several loads good and choice 35.00-36.00; (sld head choke steers to 36.50; three loads good and choice heifers 35.00, new class high for season; bulk medium and good heifers 31.00-34.00; cows rather slow, undertone around steady; good beef cows eligible 24.00-25.50; vealers fairly active, steady, good and choice 25.50-28.00. Sheep, 100; fat lambs scarce; small lots good and choice spring lambs 3100; truck lot around 60!b. springers 26.00; slaughter ewes about steady, choice lots to 11.00, bulk medium and good 8.0010.00. Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks higher in moderate trading. Bonds higher: U. 8. governments did not trade Curb stocks higher. Wheat, corn, oats and barley futures irregular Cattle, hogs, sheep active. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July 2 29’4; Sept 228 Dae -2 28'4: May 2 20' . Corn July 2.16%; Sept. 1.94%; De<-. 1.68%; Mav 1.68%. Oats: July 93%; Sept 86%; , May 85. Soybeans: July 4.22A; Nov. j 3.408. FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne. Ind... June B—-(UP) Livestock: Ilogs 160-200 lbs 21 50. 200-225 lbs 24.35, 225-240 lbs 24. 240-3((0 lbs 21.50-23.75. 300-40 ff lbs 29.5021. 100-160 lbs 21 35-22.50. roughs 17.50 down, stags 15 down. Calves 28. Spring lambs 30. clipped lambs 125. clipped ewes 10, clipped bucks 8. No cattle market today. The largest Swiss cheese factory in the country is located at Milledgeville. II). NO VACATION For Your Eyes You must be sure your eyes are ready for their daily task. DR. H. R. FREY Optometrist Phone 27

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KENNETT, MURRAY A CO. Corrected June 7 160 to 200 lbs. 24.00 200 to 225 lbs 24.00 225 to 240 lbs . 23.75 240 to 250 lbs 2350 to 260 M>s. 23.00 260 to 280 lbs. 22.00 280 to 300 lbs 21.00 300 to 325 lbs. 20.50 325 to 350 lbs 20.00 350 to 375 lbs 19.5(1 Sfl to 4W lbs. . 19.00 HO to 160 lbs 21.50 120 to 140 lbs. 21.00 100 to 120 lb*. 20 50 Rough* 350 lb*, down 17.00 350 to 400 lbs. .. 16.50 400 to 50u lbs 1550 500 to 600 ibs 15.00 Stags 15.00 Boars . 10.00 Veals (Wed. A Sat ) 27.00 1-ambH (Wed. A Sat.) 24.00 Ewes (Clipped) 10.00 Yearlings 15.00 SCHMITT’S STOCK YARDS Corrected June 8 160 to 200 Iba. 24.00 200 to 225 H>* 23.75 225 to 250 lbs. 23.50 250 to 260 Ibs 23.00 280 to 270 Ibs 22.50 270 t 280 Ibs 22.00 280 to 290 ibs 21.50 290 to 3(H) Ibs. 21.00 300 to 325 Iba 20.50 325 to 35<r lbs 2(t O 0 350 to 375 Ibs 19.50 375 to 400 Ibs 19 00 140 to 160 lbs. 22.00 120 to 140 Ibs. .. 2100 Roughs 300 down 17.00 down Ewes 8.00 Bucks . 6.00 1-amba ’3.00 Calves 26(H) Boar* 10.00 Stags . 14.50 WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Corrected June 8 EGGS—Producers prices Grade A large white .45 Grade A large brown 43 Current Receipts .31 Heavy hens .28 la-ghorn hens .21 Cocks .11 Fryers call for prices. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET fcURK ELEVATOR CO. Corre ted June 8 Beau* subject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain; .03 per bushel less. Corn: .07 per K 0» less. f o b. farm. URAIN PRICES Adam* County F. B. Co-Op’s Berne Monroe-Williams Corrected June *- Wheat 2.18 Oats 1 oO Corn . 3.00 Bean* 4.0 J Cail for rve prices. Secaur-( ’phohterinß Phone 14»Nf> T LET I S PAINT YOl R I LAWN AND PORCH | FURNITURE J AL SCHMITT |