Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 147, Decatur, Adams County, 22 June 1948 — Page 5

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0 W^ nfAL classified I RATES s ’"Joe Or 2 times 76c: 6 times 11.76 ■ >'‘“'auoted are for consec. ( No cla " l, ? d • jSted for »klpday 10 P°* Dl BUACK ■ 5c P*r word **cb In minimum charge, nds Iteted >“ P‘ r * s'‘' : lacre**® ov * r be In office by 1! ®C t .y 'hroush Friday. Hr'wl' .'KRVICE. Fruita WL and ice. Itey'e West ■f7.rk.-t home turn ML, ' Sprat up Furniture !■:. . < sedan Wt-■■'•'!.• ■■:• • | >" Hoaaell Pervk, : ' 1,7 b ' 3t S’.iW bottle gas IM.'- .•.iilable. I’hrick SurtS n2tf '' — ——— MTjuX ll <y rope. % in. Jflf, .... (’niter Welding * Shope Ist St. Ht-6t sch ( rv.-ials fitted while ®'„ wait. Sutton’s Jewel|te> M-T N« w implement a Cathine Shop. la'. St. fl| 144-6 t Electric range*. st<Hk to select from MT. * i .>ii,pany. Monroe. Ind al H ‘ 12t H.i«oment full of used (bat was tradgd in on jKt Will sell cheap for cash. Mi... , C i.p.ii•• Store. Phone ! " acres of clover £K, :: . '.ebl \lxo a property in ■L.. . McKean. 1 mile ■H r >> *•■ "I Monroe. Phone U« 3tx ; <u ft. Electrolux ft'». Also 42 cU. ft. ■ • ■ :..’.>r with to- al .eaipreaaor. West End |BhaLE cabinet! bane sink Mm axil 17% off. 12 ased gMne.“. -iiai anteed. Electric .X> a Model I'M Admiral |Birt: • K • on Appliances, 238 Kl»lPhone 95. 143 TF »nt>. 'case with or with |Mtii.» tram bed 2 speed axle. rubber, ( lean and readv |K|o Hono r Ftechter, % mile at Toc sjn. 147-3tx Mil ROW a I Mia I on your Miration when you can buy Hirreni an outboard motor ■« Mansfield Motor WMfH. 11l S. Second. 142-ts flpt of R.-.KHIGIJtATtiRS jffst arMitel New Model Radios; 40 Aashers. bottle natand electric STOVES. ■•V-M SERVICE. Kitchen Ap fli c N 2nd st. Phone 96. 137 TF ■■•'.il., l -. nn-gas nulk service |flw».a la.'de for Home and Com |flttoil heating, get our rates be |flbyon invest in heating equipMJ®’ btu-ky’s Dri-gss Service. Hatcheries, Phone 156, Hf*' 1 - 1 - 3 pair monkt cloth BB*®** *».9 rug. drop leaf hitch3 burner oil stove; set large table covers; doilies HBptv ad/.. 6 dozen quart fruit Hfl*. high 'hair, electric iron. U* 0 * screens. .Mrs. Hubert phone 1104. 146 g3t - Modern 3-bedroom, 1 fl£ 7 d»Hling. New roof. New ■“■'“U Plant with Stoker. Hard ■*“4 floors Fireplace Many B Jr" fi •*a , ures. plenty of closet JP* Centrally located. Confer BET* 7 ' 423 Se<on<l ktree*. |P“* r J- Hockrnan. Genera! In and Real Esiate, 153 S. Ht. I’hone 3. IVO ts BB™Ut — 6 room one story B hardwood floors, large ■ J** * u i> built in features, ■ Plumbing, good garage, ahrubbery A lawn, no Mr**** 1 “r permament heating H a‘ 716 Mercer Ave Hia Po “ e * rto ® Walter J MT** Gea ln " * ll p al Estaie B” *««h 2nd BL Phone 3 iw ts <>ne yesTZld H~A auomaUc gas heat, re B7**4 B-ishborhood. two bed » * “blag room, kitchen, full S Z7 I**’ 1 **’ unfinished but usable AZ?, built ln cup- ■ m hi,r ' lwood ’•<»«•» Yours BjT* «• days for only |I.»M Bf«t* ** <,WBer ta c,tsr ■ reduced bctauM of satsrio? redecoraiiou ■kt’s ■ *« Phons rro. 112-ts

Foil SALE 36 Chevrolet: set <f | garaze doors. Phone 6171. 146 g3tf FOR SALE 5 room modern home.' 409 N. 7th St. Phone 566. 146 3tx! FOR bALE Fish poles. 20 ft Brazil, straight and flexible Cop. peas Corners. MMtx FOR SALE g ft. McConnldtLeering binder in good shape. Max Thieme. 147-g3t Kill SALE Raddle horse, wound and well broke. Phone 414. 147-g3l FOR SALE Spotted Poland China i male hog. Paul Arnold, R. 2. FOR SALE— Globe Glow-Mattei kitchen range. Reuben Gerke. • R. 3. Phone 682-A. 147-3tx FOR SAIaE— Devoe Faints -good selection. Outside, inside & bam paints. "Ask your neighbor,” he has used It. Vhrick Bros. 53-ts FOR SALE — 1942 Plymouth Sedan Radio & Heater. Just overhauled. Dick .Mansfield Motor Sales. 137 TF i — - — FOR SALE — 1941 Dodge Luxury Liner Tudor. Heater. A nice car. Dick Munsfi'.id Motor Sales. 137 TF FOR SALE House or part of hodse, to be moved off premises. Four miler, north of Decatur. Hilbert Hockmeyer. 146 3tx FOR SALE 40 Chev. club coupe; 36 Chev. coach; 35 Ford 1226; 33 Pontiac. Can be seen at 235 North Seventh street 147 g3tx For sale 22 >1 p w;s<<onsin motor Allis Chalmers hook up C. O. .Manley. 1 miles east of Monroe. 147 3lx Mower Knives and Cuiiivator shovels sharpened. — Colter Weldin;; and Machine Shop. Illtf FOR SALE New Idea hay loader, heavy duty. 3>A miles east of Wren. 0., Albert Nofer. 146<ltx - — - "■ - ■ -- ' — , FOR SALE Kruse jointed poles. All sizes. Also baits, lines, tackle boxes, fishing license resident or nonresident. Coppess Comer. 146-3tx I I FOR SALE — 1941 Hudson 4 door sedan. Reasonable. Radio and heater Can be seen after 4 p.m. Cali 1252 (Herne» or 456 East I Main street. Berne. 146 It ! FOR SALE McCormick • Deer- ; Ing 10-hoo fertilizer, grain drill Lawrence Hockemeyer. 3 miles east, 1 mile south of Hoagland. 117 g3tx FOR SALE 3 portable electricsewing machines. Free service for one year We sell razor steel scissors and bent trimmer* —the finest Boardmans. 223 N Ist. 147-3tx FOR SALE OR TRADE 1936 Plymouth. 4 door, radio, heater It's nice and in good conditkm Price 1375 1936 Chevrolet. 2 door, motor Just overhauled. 3350. Steffen Standard Third and Monroe. I Phone 246. 147 g3t ’ Your old living room set completely restyled a* you yourself design it. Write or <all for appointment. Samples displayed in your own home at your convenience. Mis- , sion House Studio. 506 Sprunger Street. Berne. Indiana. Phone 237. You'll he surprised at the pos sibilities. H7 12t WANTED WANTED Good used elertrlc phonograph Phone 1570. 116 2t WANTED Washing* Phone 1 6493. H7 » 2u WANTED PsjH*r hang Fr. Phone 1869. 147 2,1 WANTED Waitress Apply at Elks from 2 to 6. I** WANTED Dishwasher. Apply in , Person Beilmonti Restaurant 146 3t WANTED Galvanized stock tank Ervin Is. h. Craigville phone 3 on 9 147 3tx ’ WILL PARTY please return dirt conveyor Imrrowed from Clarence Bnmnegraff 14<-g3t ’ TO BUY- B~f and , .uiry cattle. Scheiman'e M*rt- ► «t. Phone 30U- ' WANTED Middl-aged man to help with farm chores KapeV J enced Call W WANTED - Halter with Case slicf „ hater Make bay “ r buy the hay Manley Brotber. 4 miles east of Monroe 14. 3t» WANTED T<» Bl’Y1 Dick Mansfield Motor Sates 141 : 8 *«*• 81 • ****• ’“teMf ; WANTEtv Radio. to dtos cat* be repaid • by aPP°‘ , _ eß t . . white yo« »** L A “ work reasonable and guaraatevd Phone IW M®" l * McCuUjgh t Radio Benice •

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"That's strange—the Democrat Want Ad said this ground was ■ very fertile — hut it's full of ’ worms!" WANTED Custom baling with ah new Holland baler Ed Aumann.t route 1. Decatur. Telephone' 5«9-M 147a3tx’ WANTED Weed spraying of all kinds Spray fence rows and crop. Call J. T. Hazelwood. Decatur 8592 or Alton Corson. Monroe 101-V. • 146 3txi WANTED — W P A. toUeia. cess ptmls. reptlc tanks to clean. State , where you live. Drop a card or phone Major Harris, Grover Hill, Ohio, phone 76. 134 g24t ‘ WANTED: Good, big dean rags suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 10c pounds—Daily Democrat. UM WANTED— Mimeographing work, Profeasicmai equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, * forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 970, Heller Building. J44-TF WANTED- We buy frop, rage paper, hides, fur, gresse. Also handle new and ueed etructural steel and pipe. For quick service call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Our only address 710 West Monroe, Phone 442. 194-ts SKwIncTMACHINE Repairing — us convert your old treadle 1 Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buckels, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First. 129-2<tx WANTED A busy mother, who would appreciate nearly new sparkling white Cape Cod home no lot big enough for the children in Stratton Place, if your husband Is technically minded let him see it first to check the construction, including big full basement la swell place for nois| youngsters on rainy daysL oth<wwiiw leave him at home (or everything is automatic (including gas heat 1 and will run better if he doesn't start tinkering. U>t* of extras such as labor saving Youngstown al! steel kitchen equipment, big side porch situated so you can shell peas grown in your own garden while keeping an eye on the children. Tell your husband that after the downpayment. F. H. A. monthly payments will be like rent and he can drive the family car to work because you will he only five blocks from stores. Bob Heiler, Realtor, Heller Building. Phone 370. 147-ts MISCELLANEOUS STARTERAND GENERATOR •ervice. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 140 S. Second St., Decatur, Ind. 1784 f MONEY TO LOAN — Caah loans of 910 to |3OO made to mon or women. Decatur Loan & Discount Co. Trust Bldg., Phone 319 55 TF SEE HAVGKS for automatic water heaters- water sysleras— bathrooms or kitchens. We furnish pipe and Install anything we sell. •Hi RADIO REPAIR - For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. M-tt TT— LOANS — On Rood Farm-Ijsnd Liberal Teraut Arthur D. Suttles 138-t24 FARMERS ATTENTION—We remove dead horses, cows. hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. Wo pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. APPLIANCE BKTIVICE -ts W can't fix it throw R away. We repair all m-kes of washers, i sweepers. Irons and other small appliance* White wringer rolls | for all makes of washers. Arnold a Ktenk. phone Itt. »7-TFI ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES j —Let us supply you With yosr electrical needs, such aa wire, I switches, boxes. recWptactea. flx- ( tures. motors or anything that' you may need. Quotations glvsn • on any job. Arnold A Ktenk 1 , M7-TF Yrsd. B» a Good Yoww - Deeawr 0 e

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA

ROOFING AND SIDING—Wo aro now booking orders for spring roofing A siding. Many popular colon & patterns to choose from. Also Alsco Aluminum A Thermoses! combination windows. Aluminum canopies, awnings, combination doon. Call for free estimates. "We apply.** Arnold A Klenk, phone M 3. H-<f ~ for" rent FOR - RENT 7 bonne with bath. Location on Line St. D. Garwood & Son. house mover 147-lt FOR RENT—Two nice sleeping rooms . Want good steady roomers. Room, board and washing. Loretta Amrine, Bellmont Park. 145t3 FOR RENT 3 rooms and bath — all modern-unfurnished. Hot A cold soft water. Private entrance cold soft water. Private entrance. Only electrical appliances allowed in kitchen. Must furnish references. Reply Box 217 c/o Democrat. 147-2tx Will Do Forming At Children's Home Berne, June 22 — Merle Sprunger. son of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer S. Sprunger of French township, will leave this week for Flanagan. Hi., where he will do the farming this summer at the Sate mchildren's home. He graduated from Hartford high school this spring. Born Raising Held Near Berne Saturday Berne, June 22 — A barn rate ing took place Saturday on the Sylvan Bauman farm southeast of here. The new barn replaces the one leveled in the March 19 cyclone. The large new structure is to bo completed this summer in time for the harvest. 35 men took part in the barn raising. Found Not Guilty Os Law Violation Herman Andress. Decatur youth home on furlough from the U. 8. army, was found not guilty by justice of the peace Floyd B. Hunter on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license. Investigation showed that Andress driver's license does not expire until next tall under the new law regulating issuance of licenses during the month of the applicant’s birth day. NOTICE My office will be dosed from June 21 to June 38 due to remodelling of the interior. Dr. Richard Parrish 146 21 • I I mi ■ ■ Radar spelled backwards it still radar.

NOTICE I will be out of my office from July 1- 31 incl. ROLAND REI’I’ERT. M. I). NOTICE My office will be closed Friday and Saturday, June 25-26. H. F. ZWICK, M D. NOTICE ‘ My office will be closed from June 10 to 24th, inclusive. DR. C. C. RAYL Electrical Contracting • miles West on 224 Phone 4 on S—Tocsin Planing & Mill Work We now have a Urge - planer and invite you to bring your lumber * to us to have it dressed and milled into whatever you desire. QUALITY . MILL SERVICE 716 No. 11th at Phons 17161

Hog Prices Set New < All-Time June Mark Prices Are Highest Since Last January Chicago. June 22—(UP)— The U. S. department nt agriculture said today that bog prices oa the Chicago market yesterday w«Ae the highest since last January and set an all-time record for June The top price for hogs was 628.50 as receipts slumped to the lowest Monday mark in ten weeks. Farmers shipped only 9,500 hogs to market yesterday, as compared with 14,566 a week ago. Ilogs sold for 130 in Buffalo, the country's highest price. The agriculture department, meanwhile, issued a report which estimated that the 1948 spring pig crop at 51.421.000, a three percent drop from the 1947 figure. The soaring hog prices partially offset the decline in lambs and many classes of cattle, livestock officiate said. Hogs averaged 125.25 which was 25 cents above last week's closing price. At Austin. Minn., however, cattle prices zoomed to a record high. The Larson Brothers farm of Frost. Minn., received 139.32 , for two choice steers, the highest ; market prices ever paid there. In a sudden market break at Chicago, lamb prices dropped 12. Most cattle prices decreased, although sntee of the best grades of steers above $36 held steady. ARIZONA (Cont. From I'aire One) I. , - ' tee. the latter after a heated pub- ' lie hearing. Spokesmen for the Williams ’ group told the committee the Foster delegates "are asking us to hand back to Georgia the system of white party rule." SERVICE STATION Major Oil Co. has a going service station available for lease immediately. Good down town location in Decatur. Must purchase present Inventory. Dealer ; selling because of health. Write to LEWIS MURPHY. Jr. P O Box 567 Fort Wayne, Ind.

1 HEKE Ji WHY! I ONF COAT *| Fiooomicxl* Fa«vtou«e! - pstemndpriMnit Ca>««r< double tee area -'wBE •nf confrere and ctmeni Snort ( o««< leal than leper acuate te I *--* '- i «. ... Malt sod hoitbei wr»>d lonr.OaecrMieoeera hnth •ad linoleum Hoort... ALL IN IFSIOKtadIX IMUOK Only 11.95 IN ONE OPtRATION! mfKfd •» Gaaraateed o«tomck, .4 Eliminatet etching lot BSaJSawaal Din, oil, concrete leitepr aew greete cannot (lam—BUT concrete), eliminatet Haleu 4 Mera lee WASH CLEAN! and tara ah lor wood Soorw. 1 CnnaesW 6 CawitiS — „ r»ia~trirnwaite T *V FLOR-CFAL todarl Dnco.er how it can add heaatr and Waad S UaeZun »,2fff , v t fc ? M u ' ■ ’•* lkto ’ ... FOR ««m«RsJ MONtY: SsiiMsciKja fusuMecd yoer tfxsocy bsck. Authorized Dealer ARNOLD & KLENK 232 W. Madison St.

— *)U take twf eatkaaid motet oa out tuft (tn *) kaue att my e/tetle equipment intoned tnitk tke belaud Smitk *lne. rfyey. t THIMBLE THEATER — Now Showing—"STRICTLY PRIVATE OFFICE" - i Bsginmnc! fwEU.,'pdn/» pidnWlM Thes a new I’l *_ •> rr, IWMAM W^L/ 1 **an. i woneriJWul ® I .JS t. C from ??< > here 5 what ecomedH <xit q K WW JT A FRIOD FAfiLS OF A u/kjp torrid times in the TEMPERATE ZONE &'•'V V?— InTROCWiNO joe-jim, l]W i i tr- erl rtZ kaOi -A Th’ SFOCAL B'PEP- a jflKmr /\V _ J * <-*W / J )i“ two-way tornado /J DU) ' Why not keep cool in summer?? this i "rlHr .) r v"Q STRAMSE ADVENTURE \ .^Hv-/ C WILL SEND CHILLS COWN /V\ z -< - C I 'OUR SANE ON TPS jLA' V I PT \'l ‘ Honsr PAV - Y.xZllJj IIJ. - 71. 11 k- • BLONDIE— THE TRANSIENT TRADE I 'i ' — n r— I ?—ii i fFajU *imS ! E IfsußE' S' X rUSi- hH h >3; /what a dH'I 1 I COUUO J I UH-H-H 1 L i maventJ J , (Sc OSHOQ K| -Ms l VOUSE V VOUSE’ '> r V.A7O= '£Mnl . jSrjv 1 ToeATj k J '* Mr BwTfrO veM I ivW ii— I " Jl' ‘ 'J -

Executive Committee Meets Lost Evening The executive committee of the Adams county extension committee met Monday evening in the county extension office to advise with thei county agent and home agent in pre’ paring the annual budget request. The annual budget requests are considered t>y the Adams county council In their regular sessions in September. Mlm Anna K. Williams announced to the committee that upon recommendations of Miss Eva Gohle. state extension leader for home agents, she would take an intensive three weeks training course being offered by Wisconsin University During Mis* Williams brief absence from the county, Mias Goble will supply an assistant home agent for the local extension office. Miss Pat Carpenter, a Purdue boms economics graduate of 1948. Miss Carpenter tea DeKalb county farm girl, who attended Purdue on a 4-H Club scholarship. Failure To Observe Stop Sign Charged James H. Helm wax arrested at Five Points this morning by police officer Dale Death and was charged with failing to atop at a preferential street Intersection. He will be arraigned late this afternoon In the court of justice of the peace Floyd Hunter. Slight Damage Done As Parked Car Hit An automobile belonging to Charles Ehlnger received a dented fender when another car. belonging to William Weber of Preble a,truck the Ehlnger car which was parked on a downtown street. Damage was small to both autos. The accident occurred aliout noon Monday. Miss Erma Beitler Missionary To Congo Berne, June 22 — Farewell ser- , vices will be held Sunday. July 11, at the Evangelical Mennonite , church for Miss Erma Beitler, who will sail the latter part of July for Africa, where she will be a medical miaaionary In the Congo. She will ’ nail with a party of other missionaries who are returning to the Congo after a furlough in the states. She tea graduate of the Fort Wayne Lutheran hospital and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beitter. LET US PAINT YOUR LAWN AND PORCH FURNITURE AL SCHMITT

FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne. Ind , June 22 — (UP)—Livestock Hogs J6O-200 lbs. 28, 200-225 Ibx. 27.75, 225-250 lbs. 27.50, 250360 ibs. 26 25-27.25. 300-400 its. 24.50-26. 100-160 tbs. 24.75-26, roughs 22.50 down, stags 18 down. Calves 27 Spring lambs 28. clipped lambs 24. clipped ewes 9. clipped bucks 4 . No cattle market today. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indtanapojte. June 22 (UP) — 1 I’M A) —Livestock: Hogs. 7.500; slow, opening 75 to mostly 1 00 lower on weights 250 lbs. down; early sales good and choice ISO-240 lbs. 27 75-28.06, top 28 25. few small lots 2850; 250270 lbs. 26 75-27.50; heavier weights bid 1.00 or more lower; sows opened mostly 1.00 lower at 2000-22 50. few 23.00. Cattle 2.000. calves 700; steers, cows, and mixed yearling*, mostly 1 fed kind, sprinkling grasser*. more in demand than on Monday; ted steers opening moderately acI five, about steady, but Instances 1 higher on yearlings and heifers; ' several loads and small lots good to choice mixed yearlings 34 00. 36.50; around seven loads mostly good light, to medium weight steers 34.50-36.00; load loa good and choice fed heifers 34.00-36.00. - medium to good 3! 00-33.50; cows • very uneven, spotted demand. 1 some eariy sates near steady. 1 while some bids 1.00 or more lowI er: good beef cows scarce; veal- ) era moderately active, mos’ly 1.00 I lower, good and choir* largely 25D0-27.00. sheep. 300; onlv scattered loats spring lambs here; market not yet established; early blds l.on or more lower; slaughter ewe* . steady, good and choice 9.00-11 00. ‘ Markets At A Glance Ry United i’ress Stocks irregular in quiet trad--1 ing Bonds Irregularly lower; U. S. ’ governments did not trade. Curb st<H ks irregular. * Wheat, corn, oats and soy bean '■ futures higher. Cattle and sheep steady, hogs slow. I CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat July 2.32%; Sept. 2.32%; Dec 2.32% ; May 2.30. Corn: July 2:23%; Sept. 1.98%; Dec. 1.70%; May 1.69%. Oats: July 95%; Sept. 86%; Dec. .May 85. Soybeans: July 4.14; Nov. 3.37.

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KENNETT, MURRAY A CO. Corrected June 21 160 to 2«>o tea. M-W) 200 to 225 lbs. — 27.75 225 to 240 lb». — 37.50 240 to 250 lbs. — 27.35250 to 260 lb* 27.00 260 to 270 ins. 26.75 270 to 280 lbs. - 26.50 280 to 290 lb* 26.00 290 to 300 lbs 25.50 300 to 325 lbs 25.25 325 to 360 lb* 25.00 350 to 375 lb* 24.50 375 to 400 bls. 24.00 140 to 160 ib* 24.00 120 to 140 lbs 23.50 j(W> to 120 lbs 33.00 Roushs 360 lbs. down 22.00 350 to 400 lbs. 31.50 400 to 500 lb*. .... 21.00 600 to 600 lbs. 20.50 Stags _...„ 17.50 Bmh 11.00 Veal* (Wed & Sat.) 28.00 Lambs (Wed. A Sat.) 28.00 Clipped lambs 24.00 Ewes (Clipped) 9.00 Yearlings 15.00 SCHMITT'S STOCK YARDS Corrected June 22 160 to SOO lbs 28.00 200 to 225 lb* 27.75 225 to 250 lbs 57.60 250 to 260 lbs 27.25 260 to 270 lbs 27.(8) 270 to 280 lbs 26.75 280 to 290 lbs 26.50 290 lbs. . 26.25 300 to 325 lbs 26.00 325 to 350 lbs 24 50 350 to 375 lbs 26.00 375 to 400 lbs 25.75 140 to 160 Ihs 25.50 120 to 140 lbs 25.25 Roughs 300 down 22.50 down Ewes 8.00 Bucks 6.00 1 Lambs 23 00 Calves 28.00 Boars 11.00 Stags 18.00 WHOLESALE EGG ANO POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 360 Corrected June 22 EGGS—Producers prices Grade A large white 49 Grade A large brown 46 1 Current receipts 31 Heavy hens .36 ‘ l-eghorn hens 4 lbs. up 2f Cocks ,U Fryers call for prices. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected June 22 Beaus subject to cßaage during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel lees. ■ | Corn: .07 per KM less. Unn. GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op’s B«rne-Monroe-Wllllsms Corrected June 22 Wli.-at 2.1« Oats 1 tel Corn 3.05 Beans ... 4.00 Call for rye prices. I More than 165,000,000 telephone calls are made daily in the United I States alone. _____ N A. BULLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS: I S:io te 12:00 1:00 to 1:00 Bsturdsya, 1:30 p. m. Tolophono 198