Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 138, Decatur, Adams County, 11 June 1948 — Page 5

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!) CLASSIFIBp | nS ,NO RATS* '“V'l’mM 7fc: ..’ ( timee 11-75 L* are for consec , ±. No classified J-’-for rtipaay 10 point BLACK per wort each Inminimum cttargo. Bd , Hated in P«ra- - increase over t in office by 11 , through Friday, .dime i. 9a. m. * 8 A L g "SEKVICB. Fruita. ,d ice. Ray’a Wert barn y ou want — 22-50 * tl»- 107 Ty “wo -» wk- old orn pullets. Model onroe. IN* 7hewaa bottle gas available. Uhrick 112tf 2 piece wine colored sul'e, mohair. Win. w . iioacland phone, us Decatur. 137 2tx TyrTold Guernsey In 10 days. Mrs. De* t, 1 mile north of (Load 49. 137 3tx Devoe Palate—good at.lde, Inside A barn your neighbor.** he Vbrick Brea. 63-ts W. I*. A. toilet, in in. Ki-asonuble. Call tree, 224 west, or 138-g2tx x 12 Axminster rug excellent condition, le 723. Frank Crist. 138 2tx •n day watch rece. Work GuarSutton'e Jewelry T ERS or Deming deep Pip* for installations tprienced labor. Bahand Heating. Phone Monroe St. 138 T. oth collie and" Kngd puppies, 6 to 10 Aho 1 to m years any others. Harry «. Ind. 133-12 t I TRADE - 6 room ». 2 car garage. 4Kfc •st of Decatur. Will roperty in Decatur Grant St. or «13-P 138 3tx 'LI s' BLDGS, for ages Factory made sections, insulated 'loor, sise 18x48 only mip. For free IntorDKLTA HURPLUB <133 New Haven »yae, Ind. 137 tx Modem 3-bedroom. 1 ig. New roof. New I with rt >ker. HardFireplace. Many res. Plenty of closet illy located. Coater I N. Second street, ckmaa. General InReal Estate, in g. Phone 3. I*o ts S room one story ood floors, large built in features, Ing, good garage, übbery A lawn, no l*rmament heating i at 716 .Mercer Ave. "•cession. Walter J. Ins. A Real Estate d St. Phone 3. 130 ts PLANING .MILL unKement. Ail kinds of reens, doors A winHough lumber made Ch at ion. No orders i"o small to be finly and courteously, tr patronage. Phone rt St. Ernest High, * * manager. •wo 5 room all Intent house, close sn be bought with ent and balance by > ROOM house on v «ry nice location •o school. TWO room homes, on *ll modern good <• tracks THREE with a brick build for business or for other building rre farm Schwarts *• 91| W. Monroe IM3< ‘ooiTars forbidde*n “Mtltettoe from retoney. M <w butchered al Ms le get the i f B Monument a »W,

FOR SALE - W. P. A. toilet. Box! 214 c/o Democrat. ng jtgFOR SALE — 1942 Plymouth Sedan i Radio A Heater. Juat overhauled Dick Mannfield Motor Sales. FOR SALE CHEAP relet pick-up, Phil L. Macklin Co., Chrysler • Plymouth • Reo Truck*. 136-.lt FOR SALE — Young fryers, jive or dressed. Second house south Yost gravel pit, Mrs. Perry Everett. Phone 569-E. 136 g3tx! FOR SALE — 1941 Dodge Luxury Liner Tudor. Heater. A nice car. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. FOR SALE —1 9 3 6 Chevrolet Coach. New tires. Good condition, >37s.—Zintsmaster Motor Sales. i37tj FOR SALE Seed potatoes. Sweet potato and yam plants a all other vegetable plants. Strahm's Grocery. Corner 9th & Nuttman. 137-31 FOR SALE- Cushman motor scooter In A-l condition, with a lot of extras on it. New tires. Philip Nussbaum, Monroe, Ind., phone 95-0. 136 g3t FOR SALE- Furnished cottage at Pigeon River. Also 1937 Ford V-8 coupe; heater, seat covers, good paint, overhauled, new battery. Merllu Venli, 727 Schlrmsyer, Decatur. 135 6txi FOK SALE: 5 room modern home, gas furnace, full basement. Owner transferred from city. 844 Mercer avenue, call 6712. '•l36g4t FOR SA LE — Set of dishes for 8 1 pr. satin damask drapes, 2 wool filled comforters, Quaker dace table cloth, scarf to match, cooking utensils and odd dishes. Tel. 1159 803 N. 2nd St. 137 2tx FOR SALE ~F. IL*A~home conv pleled year ago. Gas heated, hard wood floors, built-in cupboards, very comfortable open side porch. Immediate possession with about 12,800 down lx>an can be increased Bob Heller, Realtor, Heller Building. Phone 870. 131 ts FOR SALE Detroit Ferguson Mewton mowers. Gra n drill. Pulltype disk. Rotary hoes. Spikettoth harrow. Used Ford-Fergu-son tractor and plow. Tractor parts for Ford-Ferguson and Ferguson tractors. Dierkes Implement Sales. 13th St. 137 3t FOR SALEIB Bed Room Suites 18. Modern and Period in Walnut. Mahogany, Bleach Ma- • hogany. Maple, Sun Tan. and Lime Oak. Priced from 169.50 up. Take your choice. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 137 2t FOR SALE Post War automaticgas healed home, full basement, water softener, automatic hot water, hardwood floors, two finished bedrooms, third, bedroom available, built in cupboards, reatrlcted neighborhood. Discount allowed for necessary exterior redecoration. 32.150 down, balance available through F. 11. A. monthly paynn nts. Possession Aug. 1. Bob Heller. Realtor, Hel ler Building, Phone 870. 132 ts FOR SALE — Living Room Suites. We have the living room suite you have been waiting for. See our new selection. Many styles and colors to choose from and I selling at prices you can afford to pay. 810.00 free in merchandise with the purchase of a living room suite from June 9th to June 30th. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 13< 3t FOR SALE — Hehl Forage Harvester, complete with blower. Brown Manly 7 ft disk harrow. Cultivators for John lieere V or B tractors. Clipper fanning mills. One Harvey elevator. John Deere wagons, shelters and mills. New Holland baler twine. Cement mixers l-aud-n Dairy Barn equipment. LelJival milkers, separators. food freexers. Steffen Implement Co. Third St. Phone 180 , 134 4t FOR SALE — i'sed Merchandise , 1— piano A-l condition >48.50. 2 feed Living Room Suites 810.00 and 34840. 1 — Ddfirt 13.00 1 — Square Table |ls« 1 Occasional Table 19 50. lairge number of bed springs snd mattresses Twin snd full sixe Cheap ’ for cash. This merchandise was traded In on new and came from good homes. Sprague Furniture Flore, phone 199. 13< * FOR SALE — Good used furniture % beds, springs Mattresses Living room suites. Dinette A Breakfast suites, chrome chairs lounge chairs. Studio roarbee. oil stoves. Coffer A End Tables. « by 9 rug. Lamp* l<e Boxes Aptslzn 1 ft Electric refrigerator come in look ardpnd and get «rtir prices before you •’<>» Secaur Furu Repeii H" Jefferson ct Phono UM , o * Trade In a G««d Town CHsatur

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds r "Be careful. Alvin, and don't break those skates we got for Junior with a Democrat Want Ad!" FOR SALlO—Thayer baby buggy, like new. Reasonable. Phone <875. 136-3tx FOR SALE 1938 Hudson Coupe. New paint. Good condition. Zintsmaster Motor Sales. 137t3 GET “RESULTS" - the liquid fertllixer and plant food —for gardens, lawns, potted plants, etc. Holthouse Drug Co. 137 6t FOR SALE—mi Buick 1 door • Sedan. New paint. Low mileage. Zintsmaster Motor Sales. 137t3 FOR SALE 1942 Olds "HS’' Club Coupe, tidlo and heater. A dandy. Zintsmaster Motor Sales. 137t3 1 — —_ FOR SALE Massey Harris cylinder and bar hay loader, like new. Herman Bulmahn, R. 1. Hoagland phone. 136-3tx FOR SALEI*936 Ford Coac h. Good tires. Clean. Runs good. 1375. — Zintsmaster Motor Sales. 137t3 FOR SALE -22 acres mixed hay in Heid. No phone calls please. 5 miles southeast of Decatur, liean Colter. 137t3 For SAI.E 1940 Pontiac coupe. New tin s, good condition $925.00. Frank Conn, Bobo. 980-Q. Call after 4 pm. 137-a6tx FOR SALE - Cushman motor scooter, side car and tandem seat. Good condition. Will make excellent delivery outfit. Zinia* master Motor Sales Phone 372. 13C3tx JI ST RECEIVED - Large shii> ment of chrome breakfast sets with plastic top tables. They must be seen to he appreciated and they're priced to fit the purse. Sprague Furniture Store Phone 199. 138 3t la>ad of REFRIGERATORS just arrived; New Model Radios; 40 MAYTAG washer*, bottle — -atUral gas and electric- STOVES. Maytag SERVICE. Kitchen Appliances, 238 N. 2nd St. Phone 95. 137 TF FOR SALE — Studio Couches — A lovely sofa by day and a comfortable full also bed at night. Ideal for apartments. .Many colors and styles to choose from. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 138 3t LANE CEDAR HOPeT’ 11 ESTS — “The Gift That Starts a Home." We have a limited supply in walnut, mahogany, lime oak and prints vera finish. Better hurry if you want one. Sprague* Furniture Store. Phone 199 138 3t FOR SALE Graham revolutionary plows. Ender* Weed Sprayer* Power. • Aire paint sprayers. Bready garden tractors. Fair-bank-Morse hammermillS. Freeman manure loaders. Judson . lime spreaders. Wayne air compressors. Rotary hoes. Alliwchalmer* "C” mounted mowers. Side dressing attachments for seed cultivators Allis Chalmers mounted corn pickers 2-14” bottom plows. Very good J. D. field cultivator. Massey Harris hay loader. Gerber • Mo*er Implement Co. U. S. 27. Jhone 2551. 136-3 t WA NT ED WANTED Washings and ironings Telephor.g 4933. 137-g3tx WANTED TO RENT lfou»e with 5 or more rooms. Have no children. Phone 1478. 134-6tx WANTED—To do house cleaning and washing down porches I Phone 4183. 13713 WANTED TO BUY— Beef and dairy cattle. Scbeiman'a Mark et. Phone 3081. 79-ts WANYED-Hay, rtraw. loose or baled wire or rope. John Feasel 4343 Decatur. 198-ts WANTED — Experienced mechanics. Good proposition offered. See or call Doc Vixard after 5 pm. Call 851 or 103. 13<-b4t WANTED - Farm hand, by day. i week or month. Inquire Otto Helmrkh lai, house weat of Maglev Tcxain phone Call before 3:50 put 138-3 U , T'ada •" a 0000 iown Decatur

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WANTED— We buy Iron, rags paper, bidet, fur, grease. Also handle new and used structural steel and pipe. For quick service call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Our only address 710 Weat Monroe, Phone 443. 194-ts WANTED TO BUT- Used cars | Dick Mansfield Motor Saias 141 8. Second St., Decatur, lad. 108-ts WANTED — W. P. A. toilets, ces* pool*, Coptic tank* to clean. State where you live. Drop a card or phone .Major Harris, Grover Hill, Ohio, phone 76. 134 g2it WANTED — nay or straw, loose or baled. Burk Elevator Co., phone 25 or 886. 219-TF WANTED: Good, big clean rags suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 10c pound.—Daily Democrat. 282-ts WANTED Radios to repair. Radios can be repaired -by appointment - - while you wait. All work reasonable and guaranteed. Phone 109 Monroe. McCullough Radio Service. 129-ts WANTED— Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messsges, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phono 870, Heller Building. 244-TF WANTED — Hay to buy or make on share*. Also baling to do with new A. C. Roto-Baler. Roy AschUman. 1 mile south, M mile west of Kirkland H. S. Craigville phone 11 on 6 137 3t SEWING -MACHINE Repairing — Lat us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buckels, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing mat hines. Boardman's 223 North First. 129-26tx WANTED Have openeing for local man to represent LA I ICO INSULATION CO. as territorial i manager in Itecatur and surrounding area. This is an unusual opportunity for man desirous of establishing himself witli a Co. well represented in this area, and willing to work for a giMxl Income. Man who qualifies inu*t have car, live in this area, honest character anti generally well thought of IxK-ally. We will give you the necessary training. Write or see Mr. Coller' personally. LADCO INSULATION CO. 1914 S. Calhoun St. Ft. Wayne. 138 3tx MISCELLANEOUS HAN O T UNING and rervice.’Boyd Stcpler, phone Monroe 94 P. 13T 1 MONEY TO LOAN — Cash loans! of flO to 1300 made to men or women. Decatur Loan A Discount Co. Trust Bldg., Phone 319 55 TF STARTER AND “GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 140 S. Second St., Decatur, J Ind. 173tf BOTTLE Gas and Electric Ranges? Go to Haugka and choose from their large stock. Get the range of your choice. 80-tt RADIO REPAIR rur complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugka. 40tf SEE HAUGKS for automatic water heaters— water systems— bath-j rooms -or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell • 80-ts I PERPETI'AL MOTION. Dirty <oat collar*, dirty shirt collars. Keep! the cout collar dean with .Magic Foam. Result, clean *hirt collars. Buy it at Holthouse Drug Co. , 138 3t FARMERT*ATTENTION=We re move dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone SOM. We pay all phone chargee. The Stadler; Fartlllter Co . formerly the Btad ler Products Co. 15-ts . I APPLIANCE SERVICE — if we can't fix tt throw it away. Wtl repair all makes of washers, sweepers, irons and other small appliances. White wringer rolls I for all makes of washers. Arnold 4k Klenk, phone 143. 97-TF ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES — Let us supply you with your electrical needs, such as wire, | switches, boxes, receptacles, fix-: tures, motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job, Arnold A Klenk. 317-TF ROOFING AND SIDING-We arsj now booking orders for spring' roofing A stdin* Many popular colors A patterns to choose from. Also Alsco Aluminum A Thermoseal combination windows. Alum innm canopies, awnings, combination doors. Call for free estimates "We apply." Arnold A Klenk. 483. H-G Trade In a Good lewno— Decatui

4'i — L O A NS— I'. On good Earm-Land Liberal Terms Arthur D. Suttles 138424 FOR RENT — 4 room cottage—with bottled gas at Cedar Igike, north of Howe. 513 So. sth. Phone 1075. 136-Btx FOR RENT Comfortable rooms, furnished, in private home. For employed men, or married couple for housekeeping. By the week. Phone 5494. 137 3tx Operation Os Silo Observed By Many Ben Gerke, who furnished some of the equipment used in filling the temporary gra** silo* on the Roy l’ri< e farm, stated that 30 or more people had stopped during the day to observe the operations. .Mr. Gerke also stated that lie had made gras* silage this year and was helping a number of hi* neighlM>rs In filling lx>ih temporary and perninanent silo* witli grass and legumes. '■ —- *. The average length of feeding period for »teer calves is eight month*.

IT’S MORE THAN ORDINARY DDT It's a Disinfectant, DDT and White Paint all in one Why spend money and labor on two separate, troublesome, expensive jobs when Carbola-DDT DOES THREE NECESSARY JOBS more completely, and w ith longer lasting effectiveness, in ONE EASY LOWER COST OPERATION (1) KILLS FLIES (2) KILLS DISEASE CERMS (3) GIVES WHITE WALLS Kills spiders, 90% less cobwebs for 8 to 10 months. I f Better sanitation. Lower bacteria. [ DO M THOUSANDS Os FARMCWS ARK OOINCi Why WMte time v \ gtttingyour barn ready and pay mvneyfor twolabor jobs—ftrrt for whitewashing, then DDT? Save labor co»t» and mi-'t work with Carbola-DDT to kill flie», spider*, disease germs (including Bang'* diseovc) and to make walls ■■s snow white. Never use hydrated JU ottwr OPT Bv <»*‘roy. DDT. carbol.. O > C*rWU thiiicirf Ce. PDT contain* no lime. F . Employed for Ji years by leading dairy KC iJkuurn*pr*, farmers, poultry raisers, esperiment ccc x-eroor • CaeewlZ stations. Costs only J cts. to treat J 5 sq. ft. Hartwroe. Feed. Seed. Drug. Farm Store, smticid* * Funakid. spray) h 1 lb. JSe, 5 Ih. 7Sr, 10 lb. 11.28, J VV 2S lb. J 2.75, 50 lb. 84.85 CTO is s DDT (Puwdse tat Pricei iliihtly hither in Rotkiei ts 5. W. Hvutl '€ DDT Wall P»in« Write tor Handy FREE Egg Record Chart, ilov hvto.e A milk houses) Garden Rota (Rotenons In- CARBOLA CHEMICAL CO., IflC* MKtkide) Copp,, got* tinswt. snd Natural Bridge N.Y. lasa Cash Coal Feed & Supply W. .Monroe St. Phone 32

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Blrtk (ertineift Mntire in hereby giv«n that Mwr> «. Ilvaorwhi hHM filed a petition in the <’lr< ult Court of Axlama County Indiana, to have the time and place of her birth determined. Raid petition Im »*t for hearing on the I Mil day 4»f June, IM* y.nu ihi> r. juikhg Clerk of the Adame Circuit Court June 51 Mrrirt: To tim’OF.r* or i>itio% %i. .<rrNorKi % iio*« .Vf»ti« <• i* hereby given the t•’• - t pjiyere of Aflame <*nn*tiv. Indiana that Hie proper legal offi< *r* of | Maid county at th-;r regular m«et" t ing pin* »■ at ten *.’< h». k A M <»n the * 21 an<l 22 <lav of Jone THK. will < on- i elder the following a l l‘t ion-tl .»!• propriatlonM which «ald officer* < <»n'Hder neresnayy to meet the • ktra«>i" flinary em- rgvm y exiating at tiaia time. i sttief y It. »»t ‘‘o; SU. nff. IJoar.l of Prisoner* . 15»0.ho Item S'.. 200 <'>unty Agent Operating .... 100.00 hem Xo 1»« ’. pe” hiem of <lrpn«l Jury 200.00 Item N<» lot) -<’«Hint\ Home, Bailing 250 00 If mu N<» Il< County Kle< - ti<»n Fall #OO.OO If.-ni No 102 — Salary, County CMunr i 110 W hern .No, 122 — E<|»en*e «n F*< nn|g Drain 1,500.0a i hem N«». 201-F Hrrveyorrwpalr tile drain 2.000.00 lllahMay - Item No, 700 — Ippair ami Maintenance of IflghwayM 3!»,0l I .to 1 Taspayere appearing at aueh ■ m«-tinir Mial! hav< a rlaht to be leard thereon. Th» additional appropriation mm finally made will [ automati< ally r« ferre<| to rhe State Hoard of Tax <'ornmHNhmere, which 1 Hoard will hol<l t further hearing j within fifu «*fr ‘i t. - a.* 'io County Auditor** office of Adamn <b»unty, ’ Indiana, or nt Min h other place a*« . may he designated At auch lie.iring. taxpayer* objecting to any additional gppiopt i.i t kma fl* iy bo lu ird ind int»T»**t«'d taxpayers may in<iuire of tlie i *»n»nty X iditor wle n and where » such hcarinu will be l»< l<l t I'httriiHin I. Ilrrw, tntllior Idanaa < oiiitiy. tune 11 -ly

FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne. Ind.. June 11 (i'l’i — Livestock: 1 Hog* 140-200 lbs 25 50. 2(H) 225 5 ll>* 25.25, 225-240 )bs 25, 210-300 1 lb* 22.25-24.75, 300-400 )t>* 20 50- J 22. I<H> I6<> ih* 22.75-24. rough* 19. ■ staxu 15.50 down. Calves 29. Spring lambs 30, clipped lambs p 25. clipped ewes 1040, clipped ! buck* 8. Steers choice 31-33, good 29-31, ■ medium 15-29. common 22-25. heifers choice 30-31. good 28-30. medium 25-28, common 22-25; cows choic<- 22-23, good 20-22, cutters 1718.., canner* 13-15; bull* choke 25-26. good 23 25. light 20-22. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Ipilianapolls, June 11 —(UP) < PMA I— Livestock: Ilogs, 8.5o0; opened active, weight* around 250 lbs. down •in* evenly 25-75 higher, heavier v.ejglits 25 50 higher; later trade *low; early bulk sales good and choice 180-250 lbs 24.75-25 25, top 25 50; 260-300 lbs. 23.50-24.75; 300350 lb*, around 21.50-23.60; few load* big weight* 300-450 Ths. 20.00-21.00; 150-170 lbs. around 23.50-24.50; 100-150 lbs. 20.5023.00; sow* slow, early sale* around steady at 17.00-18.50. Cattle .500, calves 500; hardly enough ste rs and yearlings offered , ..vide market test. •" mon only steady; cows mod<’ra<e-i iy active, barely steady In cleanup trade; odd good beef cows 2I.<»": vcalers fairly active, steady, good and choice 27.00-29.50, Sheep 100; slaughter lambs scarce, quotable steady; odd lots good to chob e natives 31.00-31.50; slaught. r ewe* about steady, choice iiglits quotable to 11.00, bulk modhim and good 7.58-10.00. Markets At A Glance By United Press Stock* irregularly lower in <|ule> trading. Bonds irregular; I'. S. govern incuts steady. Curb stock* Irregular. Wheat, corn, oats and barley future*', irregular. Hogs and sheep steady, cattle slow. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat July 2.28’.; SepL 2.29; De< 2.295: May 2.27 L Corn: July 2.2085; Sept. 1.97'.; Dec 1.71 '. ; .May 1.70%A. Oats: July 94%; Sept. 86'.; Dec. 87%, .May 86. Soybeans: July 4.18%; Nov. :.3s>,.\. Typewriter and Adding Machine Repair Service Venia Office Supply Co. 109 S. Johnson St. Bluffton, Ind. Phone 428 IIALL M A R K F ATH EII S DAI (■reeling Cards SMITH DRUG CO.

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KENNETT. MURRAY A CO. Corrected June 11 160 to 200 ih*. .. 25.00 200 to 225 lbs. 24.75 225 to 240 |l>«. 24 50 240 to 250 lb*. 24.25 250 to 26. i Itis. 23.75 260 t , 270 lbs. 23 25 270 to 280 lbs. 22.75 280 to 290 lbs. 22.25 290 to 300 lbs. 3175 300 to 325 iba 21.21 325 to 350 lbs. 2<» 50 350 to 375 lbs. 20.26 375 to 4'H> Iba. .. 19.75 140 to !«(/ lbs. 23.00 120 to 110 lbs. ... 22.50 I<H> lo 120 lbs. 22.00 Rough* 350 lbs. down 18.00 350 to 400 lb*. 17 50 400 to sotr Iba. 1640 500 to 600 lbs. 16.00 stags is<)o Boon WJI Veals (Wed. A Sat.) 28.00 latmbs (Wed. A Sat I 28.00 (.‘lipped lamb* 24.00 Ewe* (Clipped* 9.00 Yearlings 15.00 SCHMITT S STOCK YARDS Corrected June 11 16<> to 200 lbs. 25 00 NO to 226 lbs. .’175 225 to 250 lbs. 24 50 250 to 260 lb*. 24.00 260 to 270 lbs. 23 50 270 to 2*o lbs. 23.00 280 to 290 Bis. . 22 50 to 3**l lb*. 22.00 32S lbs 21.50 .126 to 350 lbs. 21 i»0 350 to 375 lbs. 20 50 375 to 4iH* lbs 201*» lit! to IN lb*. 23 00 120 lo 140 lb*. 22.00 I Roughs 300 down 18.50 down Bvsa . *o<) Bui ks 6 00 Lambs 23.00 ' >r.•• 26.00 Boar* 11 00 Stags !3.*>o WHOLESALE EGG ANO POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Corrected June 11 EGGS—Producers prices Grade A large white 45 Grade A large brown 4) Current Receipts 31 Heavy lien* .29 lx‘ghorn hen* .21 (■*• tea .12 Fryers call for prices. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. <’orie<ted June 11 Beans subject to < bangs during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain; .03 per bushel less. Corn: .07 per l»w less. tub. farm grain prices Adams County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe William* Corn-ted June 11 Wheat . 2 20 Oats l.(*0 Corn 3 i*o Beaa i •<» Call for r-e prices. N A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST HOUR*: 0:30 to 12:00 1:00 to 4:00 Saturdays, 8:30 p. m. Telephono <B6 Culinary Secret* Vanish Madison. Wis. *1 I’* Mrs. Sam llane. re*turant operator, feeds her < ustomcr* simple meal* th**** days. All her recipes Were HtoletL

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