Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 183, Decatur, Adams County, 4 August 1948 — Page 5

.XESDAY. AUGUST 4. 1948

CLASSIFIED | ■ advertising rate. _B ——• t( word* orless: ume 50c; 2 Untaa 75c; i W ItiSM 11; • HIM. 51.75 | rfl L M quoted are lor consacfßL,;;»*n»’rtlon«. No claaaifled » accepted tor akipday Kte is 5C per word each In- | Me minimum charge. BSfied ad. Hated tn para I ■£>•• 50% increase over be to offlce by 11 i J 1 P Mnndar throng* Friday. | B, ,-Dy deadline la » a. m. |fo R SA LE Young dressed tame phone 13«5. 183 3t-x '7 Cherries for canning ■^'TaLE-- Shetgaa bottle gas B., t>s now .reliable. Übriek H|ra(kers — 12 H p outboard ~'W s , (or w Llniger. 2% mi wit Decatur on 224. 183 2t-x High chair and baby B.'.‘< fir‘t house South of Dent ■ wool 181 3t 1 Deroe Faints good ~B^ rftl ,. n Outside. Inside ft. barn ■ Mitt. "Ask your neighbor," he ■ U used it Übriek Bros. 53 ts ■qFsaEE - Dirt, cinders, de- ■ iiTored Call Lorin Glass at O. Jr Dilling Craigvllle & Decatur B , t 1- l<H_f - Four does and two ’Bis» rabbits. We also handle I jj.,,; products. William H. ■ q-l Line Street. 181 3tx -®tfTsALE — John Deere Man B :r . Spreader oft rubber. Almost B z Z McClure 1 mile north -■cfWren. Ohio. 182 3tx hie 47 motor bicycle -- |95. ute style boy'n bicycle — 120. Adams St. 182 3tx BorTvLE - 1947 Ford ton truck, a ellent condition. Arthur |M Wp keltnan 1 mile south, 1 mile |B «Mt of N-* Corydon. Phone New Corydon 51. 182 3tx So. Carolina Peach "■ a I. S. No. 1,2%" up. 13.75 B Si»nel VpricOtA 25 lb. box. |3.29. ■ .-';>ie Line Fruit Market. «% sues east on 224. 182 3lx iBijiTsALE - 1940 Chevrolet 2 ■ l; sedan. Thia is a one owner PH a. and has lots of pep and mile- ■ »;» left Phone 6315 after 5 pm. B 182 3t BLrTale -Used stoves, washers ■ iseepers. 72 inch siuk cabinet S 115995 48 inch 49.95. Kitchen B Appliances. 238 N. 2nd. phone ■ h 175-ts ■fl.'R SALE — 1987 Dodge panel B Job 1937 Packard 120 Arthur G. ] ■ fellers. Geneva.! First house IB North canning factory office. B 182 3t x Br>R*SALE - Cabbage 5c lb. or 6 (B Its for .'•>c Rursted cabbage for B kraut half price. % block ea»t ■ of Moose Home. Willie Reed B 183 3t x

FOR SALE — l »e<l fuel oil floor funtec suitable for beating) •mall home. Like new Jaiu<n Foo- 1 BM<h. K I, Willshire, Ohio. I*2 3tx fuR SALE — IS days only — very attractive 7 room home with gar-, H« and large lot with trees and •hrubltery and the very best lorn ion. Write box 228. c/o Daily Democrat IS! 3tx ' — I I ■■ ■ a- | SALE—& room bow. one block south of Lintola school. S3BOO with 3800 tub down, balance 135 monthly. l Possession before school starts.j Dob Heller. Realtor, Phone 870, IS4-tf •DM SALE -Roper Dri-Oas ranges. **•’»! Refrigerators. Before you 8»y. “ask Um lady who owns *•" Also water beaters, water “’’tenert installed. Stucky’s Ap I Hiaaces, Geneva Hatcheries ISOtf *H\ ROW a boat oo your vacation when you ran buy * r «nt an outboard motor i DWt Mansfield Motor* 141 S. Second. •DM SALE — 4 room semi modem on a fine lot 150’ a 134’ roof aa d oe * asbestos •Jdugls siding An attractive ia a good location Itnmed t *« possession Price Call) 7* J >’ Hanjnann or Roy Eller i **••« Realty Auction Co.. Delad. I*3 3t ’ALE OR TRADE — 1>»» Spt. Sedan radio Heater **• ’wy low miles. 1»46 Cbev I *•- Mae IMO chev. 2 door |W> 7 >w ‘s« 3 door IM> Cbev. 4 • > door 1*34 Chev 4 door U»e money by buying Fred Rusc hs Phone >75.. '** *Ware north of the G- E Good ▼ewis'Z Decatur

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K)R SALE — Tomatoes Gordon Burkhart, phone 6171. 183 3t kOR SALE — 6 ft. Kelvinator Electrie Refrigerator. Good condition. 885. Phone 7361. 183 3t x FOR SALE - Barred Rock pullets. L F. Fuhrman. 2H miles north of -'24 on Adams-Wells county line. FOR SALE — 1947 Fleetmaster Chevrolet 4 door Sean. Doc's Car Dock. Phone 103, % mile S. on 27. It’» used—but H’s goodFCail or see Charlie Stitzer about that 1939 Ford 2 door. Phone 606. Brant Motors, Inc. !S3t2 FOR SALE — 1946 Ford Club Coupe, a local car In very good condition Also 1938 con 'ertible. Steffen Standard Sta tlon 183 it FOR SALE — Apartment sized, 3 burner G. E. stove, excellent condition. Also antique walnut 7 ft Dutch cupboard. S. D. Clark. Monmouth, phone 5963. 183 3t FOR SALE - 6 ftj showcase, good condition. Allen combination adding machine and cash register, Ice Coca-Cola pop cooler with vending machine. 24 base Plano accordion. Cai! 246, Steffen Standard Station. 183 3t It’s super! 1947 Buick Super 4 door. Be sure to call Charlie Stitzer at Brant Motors, Inc. Phone 606. FOR SALE — I'sed Furniture — several table top gas stoves. Coldspot electric refrigerator, all in A-l condition. Several good electric washers. Decatur I'sed Furniture. 146 So. Second. Phone 420. 183 2t Phone 606 now for a real buy! 1942 Chevrolet 2 door. A “must have” for your vacation. Call Charlie Stitzer at Brant Motors, Inc. !H3t2 FOR SALE — 240 acre farm with good improvements.l2o acre farm near city wit* good buildings 118 acre farm near city — good buildings 145 sera farm near city <u> paved road. Good productive land and buildings. 52 acra tract near city. 8 room mod ern home in choice location — can be converted to good rental. 4 room semi-modem home. Ollier homes and opportunities. T D. Schieferstein, Phone 105. 183 3t w antFo - WANTED — Masonry work of all kinds. Solomon Schwartz. Berne, R 1. 181 6t-z WANTED TO BUY— Beof and dairy cattle. Schelman's Market. Phone 3081. 79-ts

WANTED — Stra* Baled or loose. John Feaael, Decatur, Ind. Phone <262. 181 « WANTED T(Z BLY— Used cars Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 8. Second St., Decatur. Ind. lOt-tf ONE rIL I’, electric motor .single pha.-e 220 volt, (all 965. Erie Trading Post & General Repair. 182t5 WANTED - A driver for poultry and egg route Reference required- Call personally, no phone calls. Decatur Produce Co. IM 3t WANTED Men or women with car to work Good pay Apply at Nuttie's Trailer Park. 2 miles south of Decatnr on V. S 27 alter 5 p m. W W Miller 183 3t-x WANTED — Experienced steßOgrapher Must lie able to take dictation and type Call in person De Voss and Smith. 157 South Second St . Decatur. 183 a3tx WANTED— Mimeographing wort. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages programs, forms, etc. Jean Cowan. Phone 870. Heller Build •Os * WANTED— Wt lrolu rM * paper bides, fur. grease. Also handle new end used structural ateel and PH* For quick servlet di Maier Hide and Fur Co. Out only address Tl» ** Phone 443 ___ 3LwiNG MACHINE Repalrlag - Let us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern lectnc. We maha covered buttoaa. buca •Is machine buttonholes; Hem stitching. We bar and selll eowing macbiMO. Boardman. W > First. I>l 38-48 miscellaneous WtMS COCNTV HAMPSHIRE Bride,. Aviation bred .«« M le AUg. 13- 12 no™- Berne Ind * Registered Gilt*- 181 its - Cash loans •f iio to »»"» ®*de to men er Co Trt*: BM< Si ’ 55 TT

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds WVt r¥-«/£i r/ yA >• ’A "Hmm-! No wonder I never heard from that Democrat Want Ad I answered—l forgot to mail my letter!" • STARTER AND GENERATOR aorvica. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 140 8. Second St., Decatur. Ind. 178-ts RADIO REPAIR— For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed aervice at reasonable prices. Haugks. «O-ts SEE HAUGKS for automatic water heaters— water systems— bathroom»- or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell 80-ts FARMERS ATTENTION-We nemove dead horses, cows, hogs etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone chargee. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Producta Co. iS-tf WIRING SUPPLIES - Let ue supply you with your electrical needs, such ae wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures. motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job, Arnold A Klenk. 117-TF — FOR RENT — Sleeping room. Women preferred. Phone 742. 181 3t FOR RENT - Small 3 room unfurnished apartment. Suitable for employed couple. Shower bath Will furnish utilities. Heat and water furnished. Address reply P. O Box 206, Decatur. 183 2t LOST ANOFOUND LOST — Wrist wateb. Grant gold, between Adams Theater and Krogers. Mrs. Dale Jones, Willshire, Ohio. 182 3t i.OST — 1-adics white atone braelet, a keepsake. Reward. G. E. Waring, 50 N. Main St., Akron, Ohio. 182 3tx Conning Peaches? Famous FREE book tolls success soaotl SIMPLE TES * TED proven ■ b Mb ' i t * I i \ JSk j j

It’a FREE ... and it’s a wonderful help in canning and freezing of fruita ... the 1948 edition Os “Finer Canned A Frozen Fruita.” 32 pages, with easy-to-follow charts and step-by-atep direction*. Recipes for pickles, conserves and jellies*, too! Better results? Yea. Oner flavor, color and texture; just by a simple change in your canning and freezing syrups. Tried and proved by thousands of women. A wonderful book ... and it’* your* FREE. ( HfUN HOtMK 'SOIT ig, p. O. tea atlg Ctovvtoed. <N»V Public Ahi lion REAL ESTATE Corner Building laM *:3O P. M.—Evening Sale Monday, Aug. 9, 1948 Fine Comer Building Lot 43x104 feet. Wilt sell to highest bidder. Located at 16th A Adame street. TgßMS—l'3 cosh. Balance on delivery of deed. JENNIE KEIFER. Owner Ned Johnson. Melvin - • Trude In a Good Tews * Desutur

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Tomato Canning Is Underway In State I f Bumper Crop Seen Likely In Indiana Indianapolis. Aug. 4 — (UPI — Shiny, red tomatoes, one of Ind iana's chief claims to fame, start ed rolling into some of the state's 200 canning plants today as Hoosiers got ready for the annual “pack." Farmers and canners said the prospects for a bumper crop and for a new record production of canned tomatoes were very good Canning factories in southern Indiana were already in operation. All plants in the state were expected to begin canning by mid August with the peak of operations coming about Sept. 1. The familiar odor of cooking tomatoes, a traditional sign of the harvest season in scores of Ind iana cities and towns, was in the air already in a few downstate communities. Secretary A. E. Dreyer of the Indiana canners association said the anuual pack would give seasonal employment to about 50,000 men and women, many of them immigrants from Mexico and southern states. Thousands of additional workers will be employed in the fields, picking what is bailed as the best quality tomato grown anywhere. Canners hoped to equal the peak production of about 12,000,000 cases of canned tomatoes set in 1946. They said If it didn't rain too much from now on, the tomatoes now ripening in the fields might enable them to reach that goal. Total acreage, however. Is slightly under the 1946 figure. The state weather bureau's weekly crop bulletin said the sunny. dry weather of the past few days had aided the crop. It said they were “in good condition with ripening beginning throughout most of the central and some of the northern sections Purdue University, in Its weekly report on crops, said tomatoes were in good supply in southern Indiana and will be exported for market sales from Indianapolis, Terre Haute, and Vincennes this week. There was little doubt that this year's production would exceed the 1947 total. The crop last year was not too good and production of tomatoes fell under 10.000.000 cases. For years Indiana was the number one producer of canned tomatoes. Then California, with its sunny weather and vast expanse of irrigated land, forged into the lead. Hoosier tanners are out to regain the lead for Indiana. But they say it may take more than one season to do it. Tomato production in the state has boomed 25 percent in the last few seasons, but California's has Increased even more. With a break from the weatherman during the next few seasons, Indiana packers and farmers hope to put Indiana at the top again in quantity as well as quality.

In one hot summer day as much as 50 barrels of water may evaporate from the surface ot the leaves of a large elm tree. NOTICE! We are moving t»ur office from 1012 No. 2nd ntreet to our home, 2 mile* Eaat of Decatur, on Highway 221. Beginning Aug. 15 Office Hours will be 10 to 12 and 4 to 6 daily except Tuesdays and Thursday afternoon. DR. EDWARD I’. PECK DR. ELIZABETH N. PECK IT HAS THAT SMOKED-IN Country Flavor FRESH Smoked Sausage 59Cta GERBER MEAT MARKET PHONE g*j

Fourth Bank Bandit Arrested In Texas Dallas. Tex., Aug. 4~ (UP) — Federal authorities Mid today they will return Fred Bruce Pate, 28, to Indiana to face charges of robbing the Hebron, Ind , Citizen's National Bank last April 29. Pate was arrested here last night by FBI agents. He was the last of four men sought In connection with the 82,968 holdup. Earlier, Stephen M. Wzerlnski was taken into custody in Indiana, and a man named Shuman wail arrested in New York for the robbery. Shuman and Wzerlnski have been charged, along with Shuman's wife, of murdering the fourth member of the Hebron bank robbing gang, H. C. Whitaker. He died June lU. CLAMP SECRECY (Cont. From Page One) three western powers will have to agree on a reply which would be communicated to their representatives in Moscow for delivery to top Soviet leaders.

-Women WantedThe Decatur Canning Co. will need approximately 100 women to peel tomatoes starting about August 10. Excellent Working Conditions. This is clean work, practical for housewives who desire extra money for fall clothes, school supplies, etc. Apply by card to: Decatur Canning Co. Elm & 11th Phone 1700

OPENING FOR RESIDENT OF ADAMS COUNTY National concern needs a man to handle affairs in this area. Opportunity for SIOO or better weekly earningtt. Experience not required as we teach you the business. Car necessary. Write Box 215, % DAILY DEMOCRAT and interview will lie arranged.

I FOR SALE! I • 1910 DODGE 4 DOOR R & ll—New Paint—Clean • 1911 DODGE TUDOR Luxury Liner — H. • 1940 PONTIAC 4 DOOR—H. • 1939 OLDS CLUB COUDE H. — A Dandy. I Dick Mansfield Motor Sales I B So. Second St. I

MISTER »u can't lx? ton far away to call this agenct. You can load your INSCRANCE Problems on our shoulders no matter WHERE you live. usnd taiu> Leland Smith Insurance Agency gim. mu J Mt

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Doc's Car Dock — For—- — Overhauling Motor Tune-Up Expert Radiator Service New KELLY or MANSFIELD TIRES $55 per set Resl Bsrgsins in Used Tires. Willys Jeeps and Trucks Also Used Csrs. DOC’S CAR DOCK Phone 103 U. S. 27 A Winchester St. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Waynn, Ind.. Aug 4 —(UP) — Livestock market steady, except calves, which rose to 833. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. Aug 4 — (UP) — (PMA) — Livestock; Hogs, 5.000; moderately active, ••arly dose slow; weights 170240 lbs weak to largely 25 lower: bulk these weights • 30.2530.75, fop 30 75; few lots 240-250 lbs. around 30 00; several lots 285 !b weights 28.00-28 50; odd head near-400 ibe down to 24.00; bulk 140 160 lbs. 24.50-26.50; 100-140 lbs largely 23.00-24.00; sows 400 lbs down fairly active, steady at 24.00-25 00. Cattie. 800. calves. 500, fed steers and hdfers alow, hoth Interest* bidding weak with Tuesday's 50-1.00 lower trade, few ear ly Kales on that basis; part load good to choice light steers 37 00; scattered small lots medium to good short fed yearlings 28 5033.00; cows uneven, weak, good beef cows largely 22.50-24 00, odd head 25.00; vealers opened mwlerately active, bulk sales steady with Tuesday, but later few sales 1.00 higher, good to choice 30.50-32 32 00. few to 33.00. Sheep. 800; spring lambs opened modftrateiy active, uin-ven. about 25 lower; one small lot choice closely sorted kind 29 25. few lots 29 00; slaughter evew steady, good to choice 9.00.11.00 Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks firm in quiet trading. Bonds irregular; U, S. governments easy. t Curb stocks irregular. Wheat, corn, oats, rye and soy bean futures lower. Hogs active, about 50 cents hlgner. < attle and sheep steady. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat Sept 2.22%; Dee. 2.25; May 2 21; July 2.06%A. Com: Sept. 1.62%; Dec. 145%; May 1.49%; July 150% Oats: Sept. 72%; Dm. 74%; May 75%; July 72%A. Soybeans Nov 266 2 67; Dee. 266 2 68; March 2 70N. Venereal Diseases Decrease In State Indianapolis. Aug. — (UP) — Health officials reported today that venereal diseases dropped off In Indiana during the past year. Dr. Carl C. Kuehn, director of the state Is mid of health's division of venereal disease control, said the <axes reported decreased by 2,000 during the 1947-48 year. Roy S. Johnson & Son Auctioneers & Real Estate De Voss Bldg., Ground Floor Phone 101 153 So. 2nd St. We'll be a l ** Represent you In the traneaction of Real Estate at Public Sale or private eale. 25 years In thle business in Decatur. We welcome your investigation of our record of which wo are proud. Melvin Lelchty, Rep, 811 i(h Elevator Co. O«re»ur . Wvtsreon . Mnnrns

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KENNETT, MURRAY A CO, Corrected Aug. 4 160 to 180 lbs "WOO 180 to 2M lbs. 80.35 200 to 335 lbs. 30 50 225 to 240 lbs 80.00 240 to 250 lbs. 89 50 250 to 260 Hm 28 85 260 to 270 ibo — 28.75 270 to 280 lbs. 28.25 280 to 290 ]bs 37.75 290 to 300 lbs 37.25 300 to 825 lbs. 26.00 325 to 350 lbs 28 00 350 to 875 lbs 24 00 375 to 400 lbs. 23.00 140 to 160 Iba 24.00 120 to 140 lbs. 23.00 100 to 120 lbs. 23.00 Roughs 300 iba. down 23 50 300 to 350 lbs 23.00 350 to 400 lbs 22.60 400 to 450 lbs 20.50 450 to 500 lbs 19.50 500 to 550 lbs. 18.50 500 to 600 lbs. 17.50 Stags .. .. 17.00 Boars 11.00 Veals (Wed. A Bat J 3100 (Wed. A Sat.) 27.50 Clipped Ewes (Clipped) 800 Yearlings . 15.00 •CHMirrg stock yard* Corrected Aug. 4 200 to 220 lbs. 30.50 220 to 230 Iba 30 20 230 to 240 lbs 30.00 240 to 250 lbs 29 76 250 to 260 ibo 29.20 260 to 270 lbs. 28 75 270 to 280 lbs. 28.25 210 to 290 lbs 37.75 290 to 300 lbs 27.35 300 to 325 lbs. 26.25 325 to 350 lbs 25.60 350 to 376 lbs. 34 75 375 to 400 lbs. 23.00 400 Iba. up . 22.50 180 to 200 lbs. 29.26 160 to 180 lbs 29.75 140 to 160 lbs. . 26.25 100 to 140 Iba 2560 Roughs 300 down 24.35 Stags 17.00 Calves 28.00 Bwes 9 80 Bucks 7.80 Boars 11.00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKIT BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Aug. 4 Beans subject to ckango during day. Prices delivered at elovator. Ask for pricea. Grain: AS per bushel loss. Corn: .07 per 100 leas. fx>.b. farm. WHOLEBALE EGG ANO POULTRY QUOTATION* Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 3SO Corrected Aug. 4 Grade A large white 54 Grade A large brown ...... .52 Current receipts 45 Heavy hens .30 Leghorn hens 4 lbs. up 23 Cocks 12 Fryers-call for prices. GRAIN PRICE* Adams County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe-Wllllame Corrected Aug. 4 NO. 1 Wheat .... ....... 2.00 Oats .. «5 Corn ... 2,70 Beans ».<.„•»• 3.00 Call for rye prices. - r Farm Meetings More than 35 million persons in the United States attended meetings. demonstraUons and tours held by county farm agents tn 1946.