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f •<£ a * RATES i t!i»H 76c; MB* .<-' c time* 1L76 t*»’•"J , ’dX“M ‘ ISS” ■- tk ;•„ S 3 tut ■ Minimum charge. ■*2 di Hsted in paraincrease over be in <»«*• * 11 through Friday. ■ ’Tjeedliße i* 9 a. n> »oft BAL J 5 ■£ ,H ice. Ray’s West Kht dressed tame yt, ale. Phone 1385 ■* 140t3x lt l n > d ot st rB * evening Mrs. Roy ■ 140-lt Sz Ten day watch reEunice- Work Guar|L_ Sutton’s Jewelry T Both Collie and Eng■jjjpterd puppie*. 6 to 10 Lcld Aiw 1 to iti years ■ ii! many others. Barry jgdfton. Ind 133-12 t £jr Matin'**, long-strand k( Mton tilling, very comgp ilk* new Also, severro(er. pulley* Phone 286. lasrth street. 140t3x fa: OR TRADE — 6 room m boutte. 2 car garage. 4% licuthaeet of Decatur. Will for property in Decatur. ( KM Grant St. or 615-P 136 3tx RLE-47 Farmall H tracrwplete with cultivators ■tul cab Guaranteed Al got Sell tor dealers list j Homer Fiecbter, S* mile foam. 140-g3t HE 194! Nash 600 sedan. ißdttioner. Had io, overdrive I 1933 Pontiac 4 door. Bia Ford 4 door. 1225. !«!•! A 2 door. Can be g IK or 257 N. Seventh. „ 14013 Ell - tm-yas oulk service masble for Home and ComSi testlag, get our rates beI jus iivest in beating equipI lucky's Dri gas Service, in Hatcheries, Phone 156. Kind MT I OPLIS BLDGS. for fc Cottage*. Factory made teytae se<tions, insulated linble floor, else 14x48 only I fob. camp For free Inforh vrfts DELTA SURPLUS *CO, 4133 New Haven ift Kayne, Ind. 137 tx 4U- Modern 3-bedroom, 1 J tolling New roof. New h? plant with stoker. HardI Dows. Fireplace. Many h features. Plenty ot closet 1 Centrally located. Conter ■ts 433 N. Second street. *r J. Bockman. General Into ud Real Estate. I*3 8. X 8t Phono 3. 100 ts liLZ - 6 room one story 1 hardwood floors, large * with built in features, r Hsmbing, good garage, ■< ebruhbery A lawn, no *»> or permament beating Rotated at 711 Mercer Ave. *t» Possession. Walter J. ■“ Gen Ins. k Rea) Kotato * Ri 3 »d St Phone 3. IM tt *s* - Good used furniture ** apriags A Mattresses. * "*» attites. Dinette A mites. <Aroae chairs ►'kairs.snidie couches, oil , Coffee A End Tabtoe, • * Lamp*, ke Boxes Apt. ft - Electric refrigerator '• look around and get our . * f °r* you buy. Secaur ‘■**ll9 w Jefferson St. * M * IM 3t Kroehler davenport 7**' 1 H*ce walnut din 1 *teel bed. mat ■ Simmons; b * 'frawere; Birdseye ’•“»» dresser sad ehasl uaiaat twin bed. *dd springs, practical _ ** k table; <x> bed ?*' 1,113 rug with felt ■' ‘ad Mrs Hubert lh . 13 » South Mgbth. or _____ HOgltx **• » room all ** rt ®«»t bouse, close be bought with tu* * oo ** bouse on I “s»y nice location Hf* school TWO hq * ** botnes. on M, modern good k b *tod trnehs TWRCT *• »Rh a brick build > * l Z^r? r ( b " torn Schwarti M* w Monros - — M»4t

. FOR SALE Sbeigaw bottle gas stoves now available. Übrick, Brothers. U2 . U FOR SALE — 1934 Pontiac Deluxe Radio and heater, |2OO. Call ' 120< 1M 3t FOR BAL&— Devoe Paints—good selection. Ontside. Inside A barn paints. “Ask your neighbor," he has used it. Uhrick Bros. 134 CET"REBULTS- - the liquid fertlllxer and plant food —for gardens. lawns, potted plants, etc. lioithouse Drug Co. 137 6t I FOR SALE — Daln hay loader, in good condition. Some Lincoln soy beans Louis Koldewey. Phone 846-L. 139 2tx i FOR SALE 1940 Pontiac coupe* New tires, good condition 1925.W). Frank Conn, Bobo. 980-Q. Call after 4 pm. 137a6tx FOR SALE Reliable combination coal and gas stove Cheap Cal) at 722 Washington St. or Phone B<J«5 after 5 p.m, 140 Its t FOR SALE — 1942 Plymouth Sedan Radio A Heater. Just overhauled.! Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. ’ • 137 TF WANTED — Place to live. Unfurnished. Family ot three by July 1.1 1 Can furnish referem es. Call Vin--1 cent Parker, phone 17175. 140 3tx ; FOR SALE — 1941 Dodge Luxury Liner Tudor. Heater. A nice car. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 137 TF] FOR SALE: Good 1938 Pontiac 4 door. New paint job, new gears and bearings In rear end. |3OO. 1 Call at Wren. DeVon Clifton. 140t3x FOR SALE- -Furnished cottage at Pigeon River. Also 1937 Ford V-8 coupe; heater, seat covers, good paint, overhauled, new battery. Merlin Veuis, 727 Schlr--1 meyer, Decatur. 135-6tx Load of REFRIGERATORS just ar- , rived; New Model Radios; 40 MAYTAG washers, bottle — natural gas — and electric STOVES. Maytag SERVICE. Kitchen Appliances, 238 N. 2nd St. Phone 95. 137 TF FOR SALE — F. IL A home completed jear ago. Gas heated, hardwood floors, built-in cupboards, very comfortable open side porch 1 Immediate possession with about *2,800 down. Loan can be increased Bob Heller, Realtor. Heller Building, Phone 870. 134 ts ’ FOR SALE - 1918 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Sedan 1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 2 door. 1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Club Coupe. 1 These car} are extra nice, radios and heaters 1940 Studebaker Champion. 1936 Chevrolet. 1934 Chrysler. 1935 Cheviplei. Good transportation. cheap. Fred Busche. phone 975. 140 3lx FOR SALE — Post War automatic gas heated home, full basement, water softener, automatic hot water, hardwood floors, two finished bedrooms, 'bird bedroom available, built in cupboards, restricted neigh l>or hood. Discount allowed for necessary exterior redecoration 12,150 down, balance available through F. H. A. monthly payments. Possession Aug. 1. Bob Heller. Realtor. Heller Building. Phone 870. 132 ts WANTED WANTED Washings and Ironings. Phone 994-D. 139 g'.’tx WANTED TO BUY- Beef snd dairy cattle. Scheiman’s Mark at. Phone 3081. 7>-tt WANTED Hay. straw, loose or baled wire or rope John Feasel. 4242 Decatur, WANTED TO BUY Used cars l»icfc Msnsfleld Motor Sale- 141 8. Second St . Decatur. Ind. 148-ts WANTED ~W P A- toilets. Tess pools, ceptie tanks to dean. State where you live. Drop a card or phone Ma>>r lixrris, Orover Hill. Ohio, phone 74. * 3 * *■** We are contracting Straw acreage Have Three wire Pick up Baler. Cun do limited amount of custom. Hay Bailing ( all or Write John Feaaet. Decatur. Ind 13> 3t WANTED A good toilet, small wall lavatory preferred with settings Medicine csbiaets. Wall cabinets, medicine preferr ed any sise. kitchen sink with cabinet —Georgia Gage Monroe. Ind ‘ lol ' RELIABLE MAN •!"» ' ar to roll on farmers tn S Adams County Wonderful opportunity 915 to 320 In a day No experience or capital required Permanent Write- today MeNESS COM PANY. Dept A. Fr ‘* por ' J‘ tl WANT Ely -y. w In* ■Mor hided, fur. grease Aiso handle new snd used •tool and »4pe. For call Maier Hide and Fur Co Our I only address 714 West Uo »£* Phogs 443.

'QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds Mipflwi * ■ - V:;;; — "if I should get electrocuted, remember 1 said we should've looked in the Democrat Want Ads for an electrician!** WANTED: Good, bic clean rags suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 10c pound.—Daily Democrat. WANTED—Radios to repair. Radios can be repaired -by appointI ment • • while you wait. All work reasonable and guaranteed. Phone lUO Monroe. McCullough Radio Service. 129-ts 1 WANTED— Mimeographing work, Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Heller Building. 344-TF SEWING MACHINE Repairing - Let ua convert your old treadle Machine Into a modern electric. Wo make covered buttons, buckels, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First. 129-2411 WANTED Have openeing for local man to represent LADCO INSULATION CO. as territorial manager in Decatur and surrounding area. This is an unusual opportunity for man desirous of establishing himself with a Co. well represented in this area, and willing to work for a good income. Man who qualifies must have car, live in this area, honest character and generally well thought of IxMmlly. We will give you the necessary training. Write or seo Mr. Coller person ally, LADCO INSULATION CO. 1914 S. Calhoun St. Ft. Wayne 138 3tx MISCELLANEOUS • STAKTERAND GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motor Ssles, 140 8. Second 8t„ Decatur, Ind. 173-ts SEE HAUGES for automatic water heaters— wstsr systems— betbrooms—or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we aell 80-ts RADIO REPAIR For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reaaonabie prices. Haugks. 40-ts ACT NOW — To secure the county's most profitable small bus! ness. one man tan operate Box No 834 Department "R" Bloomington. Illinois. 110 3t u; - LO AN S -4% On good F'arm-Ijuid Liberal Terms Arthur D. Suttles 133424 PERPETUAL MOTION. Dirty coat collars, dirty shirt collars. Keep the coat collar clean with Magi< Foam. Result, dean shirt collars. Buy it at Hulthuuae Drug Co. 138 3t FARMERS’ ATTENTION-We re move dead horaea. cows, bogs ete. Decatur phons 2000. Ws pay all phone chargee. The Stadler Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stad ler Producta Co. 15-ts ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES -Let us supply yoe with yoer electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fix tures. motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job, Arnold 8 Klenk. 217-TF APPLIANCE SERVICE —ts we can t fix it throw It away. We repair all makes ot washers, sweepers. Irons and other small appliances. Whits wringer rolls for ail makes of washers. Arnold A Klenk. phono 143. 97-TF WANTED Young man between ages of 21 and 35 wbo is interested In learning the farm machinery tiuMnes* from the ground ep A good future for the right party Address sppli cation, giving age schooling and experience. Box 214, % Democrat. • •♦to 3 ROOFING AND~HDiNG-We are bow booking orders tor spring roofing A aiding. Many popular I colors A patterns to choose from. Aiso Alice Alamiaeas A TbenaoMal combination windows Alum tßum canoploa. awnings, combinstioa doors. Call tor free aeUautee. "Wo a»piy." Arnold A Kieak. flmM MA

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MONEY TO LOAN — Cash losns of 110 to 3300 made to men or women. Decatur Lona A Discount Co. Truat Bldg., Phone 319 55 TF — FOR RENT"— FOR RENT —1 bedroom, wrtmen preferred. Cali 4712. 140 3t FOR RENT — One »leeplnK room at 231 N. Sth Women preferred. Phone 742. 140 3t 4-H Pig Club Tour Is Planned June 29 Visit Four Farms In Adams County The Adams county Swine project committee will hold a 4-H pig club tour Tuesday. June 29. Erie Holm, assistant state 4-H club leader of Purdue, will be on the tour. The 4-H pig club members parents and friends are asked to meet at the home of Carl Rlubtn at 9 a.m. June 29. This farm Is two miles north of the Dent School in Root township. Carl will give a demonstration on showing pigs In the show ring. Every 4-H member will have an opportunity to show a pig. The tour will then move to Elaine Freels’ home in Kirkland township, arriving at 10:30 a.m. Elaine will demonstrate fitting a pig for the show ring. After leaving Freels’ the party will proceed to the Herne park for the lunch hour. Each tour member is asked to carry his own lunch. The first stop after lunch will he at the Tommy Wagley home in Hartford township. This home is five miles west and one mile south of Geneva. Arriving at 1:30 p.m. there will be a demonstration showing pigs. The last tour stop will be at the Brice Christy home in Jefferson township st 3 p.m. This home is I*4 miles east of the\ Jefferson high school Brice is doing a good joh of feeding and he will he asked to discuss his feeding program. Roy S. Johnson & Son Auctioneers & Real Estate DeVoss Bldg., Ground Floor Phone 104 153 So. 2nd St. Ws'll be glad to Rspressnt you in the transaction of Real Estate at Public Sale or private sale. 25 years in this business in Decatur. We welcome your inveetigatlon of our record of which wo are proud. Melvin Leichty, Rep. YOUR CAR will Look Like New I when painted at AL SCHMITTS | WO IF America’s Favorite House Paint brings you rmofßunrY! iMnWIM-WltiUßf SWP HOUSE PAINT NOW MTTM THAU KVUtI 9 NNOT-HUI-TMCMUai No deep brush marks do weak spots in Alm I • iWMU MVMfi! This new SM'P dries before heavy dust can collect! • mmtnu saraai swps smoother, glossier nmr> face doesn't grip dirt! I • MU-CUMMBI Bains keep SWP bright and clean! • METni BMBTUI M b ■ ter white*...brighter, more beautife! color*! • SAVES MK MWSTI SVP doe* not require repainting tor years! Reums tbyt “freshly - petoted** ? A< *»W yeer loogtr than before! NWOMY Per Gal. CASH COAL FEED A SUPPLY Phone 32

Discuss Plans For Stock Show At Fair The Adams county swine and liecf project committee* met In the county extension office with officials of the Decatur Chamber ot Commerce. The locations for 4-H club shows were dlsctixsed and It was definitely stated that the swine tent would be placed at the east end of Madlaon street. Swine will be placed in the tent Tuesday. July 27. Barrows will be weighed by Dale Liby at the 10th street stock yards Auction sales for laith swine amt beef were discussed t»ut no definite plan adopted. The group will meet Tuesday, July 4. for making final arrangements in regard to the livestock sales. Junior Leaders To Meet This Evening The junior leader meeting will be held tonight at Hanna-Nuttman park There is to be a treasure

i /TZjBH 1 I i MHI William C. Buckner gets diploma from Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor. Arch ot sabers for Lt. Jsmes A. Van Fleet and hl* bride. r HIGHLIGHTS OF WEST POtNT graduation Include awarding of diploma to William C. Buckner, aon of the late Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner, commander of tlxe Okinawa invasion who was killed in final stages of the battle there, and, among cadets combining wedding ceremonies with graduation, marriage of James A. Van Fleet, aon of-Lt.-Gen. James A. Van Fleet, now with military mission in Athens, to Yvonne C. Lewis of Long Island. (International Soundphoto)

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hunt at this meeting. Carol Kirsch and Junior Arnold will make their reports on the junior leader conference. which they attended last weekend. Indianapolis Man Heads Indiana VFW South Bend. Ind., June 14 — (UP) — Anvil Morton. 48, Indianapolis. reigned as state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars today. Morton, veteran of the first world war. was installed into office at the dosing session of the organization’s annual convention here yesterday. Other officers elected Included George G. Irich, Fort Wayne, senior vice commander; William Cox, Jasper. junior vice commander, and John G. Tinder. Indianapolis, judgeadvocate. Rebecca Bennings, Terre Haute, was elected president ot the VFW auxiliary in Indiana. Nature Comes Through Minot. N.D. (UP) Two visitors to the diy dump here gathered up 74 baby chicks when a pile of over-aged eggs were hatched by the warmth from a nearby trasn fire.

FORT WAVNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind.. June 14—(UP) —Livestock: Hogs 140-200 lbs 25.75. 200-225 lbs 25.54. 225-240 lbs 25.25. 240-300 lbs 22.75-25. 30<M00 lbs 20.76-22.28. 10(M4ff lbs 23.75-24, roughs 19 down, stags 15.50 down. Calves 29.50. Spring lambs 30, clipped lamb* 29, dipped ewes 10.50, dipped bucks 8. Steers choice 31-33, good 29-31. ineilinm 25-29. common 22-25; heifers choice 30-31. good 28-30. med itini 25-28, common 22-25; cow* choice 22 22. good 20-22. cutter* 17-18, canners 13-15; bulls heavy 25-26, good 23-25. light 20 22. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. June 14 —(UP) — (PM Al—Livestock: Hogs, 10.000; active. 25-50 higher than Friday's average; good and choice 180-254 !bs. 25.25 25 75. lop 26 00; 280-290 lbs. 24.25-26.25; 300-260 lb*. 21.25-2400; 400 Ibx or more around 20.60-22.00; 160170 tbs. 23.00-21.50; cowa around 50 higher. mostly 17.50-18 75. choice lights to 19.00. Cattle, 2.200; calves 700; steers and yearlings only moderately active; fed offerings about steady, but other unfinished kind carry iiiK weak undertone; several loads mostly good to low choice 1.000-1,100 nt. fed choice steers 24.00-25.50; small truck lots choice steers 37.00; several loads good and choice light and medium weights held above 35.00; bulk medium to low good yearlings 27.00-33.50; top medium and good heifers 33.00; cows slow, about steady, early undertone weak, good beef cows 23.50-25.50; vealera opened active, steady, good and choice 27.00-29.50. Sheep. 100; fat iambs in limited supply; small lots good to choice 90 It) spring iambs 22.00, medium to good 27.00-99.00; slaughter ewes steady, «<hml and choice lots 10.00-11.00. heavies mainly 8.00. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July 2.27*4: Sept. 2.27*4; Dec. May 2.27 H. Corn: July 2.18; ;Bept. 1.95’4 Dec. 1 69%; May 1.69*4. (tats: July Sept. 86%; Dec, 86%; Muy 85*4. Soybeans: July 4 15; Nov. .1 39%8. Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks firm in moderate trading. Bonds irregularly higher; U. S. governments did not trade Curb stocks irresulaily higher. Silver unchanged in New York at 74% cents a fine ounce. Wheat, corn, oats and barley futures irregular. Hogs active, LOO higher, cattle active, sheep steady. The number of livestock In the United States today is the lowest in eight years. Elevator Co. Decatur - Petersen • Monroe >

KENNETT, MURRAY A CO. Corrected June 14 160 to 200 lbs. 25.00 200 to 225 lbs. 25.00 225 to 240 lbs 24.75 240 to 250 |l»e 24.50 250 to 260 lbs. 28.75 260 to 270 lbs 23.25 270 to 280 lbs 22.76 280 to 290 lbs. 22.25 290 to 300 lbs. 21.75 300 to 325 lbs. 21.25 325 to 350 lbs. 20.50 350 to 375 lbs. 20.25 375 to 400 lbs. — 19.75 140 to Hff lbs 23.00 120 to 140 lbs. 22.50 100 to 120 lb? 22.00 Roughs 350 lbs. down 18.00 350 to 400 lbs. 17.50 400 to 50ff lbs 16.50 500 to 600 lbs 16.00 Stags 15.00 Boars 10.00 Veals (Wed. A Sat t 28 00 Lambs (Wed A Sat.) 26 00 ( lipped lambs 24.00 Ewes (Clipped) 9.00 Yearlings 15.00 SCHMITT’S STOCK YARDS Corrected June 14 160 to 200 lbs. 25.25 200 to 225 lbs 25.00 225 to 250 lbs. 24.75 250 to 260 lbs 24 25 260 to 270 lbs. 23.75 270 to 280 lbs. . 23.26 280 to 2tff lbs. 22.75 290 to 300 lbs 22.25 30b to 325 lbs 21.75 325 to 350 lbs 21.25 350 to 375 lbs 20.75 375 to 400 lbs. 2025 140 to 160 lbs 23.25 120 to 110 lbs. . 22.26 Roughs 300 down 18.50 down Ewes 8,00 Huck* 6.00 Lambs 23.00 Calves 26.00 Boars HOO Stags .15.00 WHOLESALE EGG ANO POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Corrected June 14 EGGS—Producers prices Grade A Urge white .45 Grade A large brown .43 Current Receipts ,31 Heavy hens J 9 Leghorn hens .21 Cocks if Fryers call for prices. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected June 14 Beans subject to change during day. Prlcea delivered at elevator. Ask for pstcea. Grain: .03 pw bushel less. Corn: .07 per 100 less. f.o.b. farm. GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe-Willlama Corrected June 14 Wheat 2.18 Oats 100 Corn 3.00 Beans 3.95 Call for rve prices. N A. BIXLEB OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 8:10 to 12:00 1:00 to 6:00 •aturdeys, S:3O p. m. Telephone iJB Trade In a wvoa rown — Cecatur

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