Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 190, Decatur, Adams County, 12 August 1948 — Page 5

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0 9 LOCAL CLASSIFIED . H. ADVERTISING rates 9nr words or leas: 9 1 time 50c; 2 tlmea 75c; S 9 3 times fl; 6 time* *1.75 9 Rate* quoted are for consec--9ot:-> lt.«*rtiona. No clasalfipd 9>Zi accepted for akipday 9 Ret* for >0 p° lnt black 9fV K I- 5c per word each In--9>e”^!l ’ ,Oc ralnlmum charge 9 Ca'i'ified ads Hated In para ■ p , r h-- 50 % lncr*aae over 9ri«’>lar rate. ■I Copy must ln off'ce by 11 ■ ir . Monday through Friday. I ■ Saturday decline is 9 a. m. . - 0 ■ FOR RALE SALK She, K° bottle gas now available. Übrick H Brothers. 112-ts SALE 1917 Pontiac very 9 Jean u 22 W. Monroe St ■ 188-3tx ■roß - .'ALE: Peaches, Illinois El ■ j:;>9 per bushel ami up ■ Coppe*-’ Corner. I*B It 9piR~SALE 1910 Dodge I door. ■ R a 11. new paint, clean. Di< L 9 Man-fii I'l Motor Sales. 186 ts ■foF; SALE -Fresh cow 6 miles ■ north of 224. Ivan V. Barkley. ■ 188-3tx ■hTsALK— Devoe Paints good 9 »<•!<•< tion. Outside. Inside a barn 9 pain”. "-Ask your neighbor." he 9 ba» used it. Übrick Bros. 53 ts ■ fit; SALE — 1917 Fleetmaster ■ ' -.. vrolet 4 door Sean Doc s Car I lx>i k Phone IV3, % mile S. on 27 I 183 TF' Ifoß SALK— Dirt, cinders, de- ■ livered Call Lorin Glass at O. I V Billing. Craigville tt Decatur I phone. 161-ts ■ Foil SALK —L’sed stoves, washers ■ fieepers, 72 inch sink cabinet I *159.95. 48 inch 49.95. Kitchen ■ Appliance*, 238 N. 2nd, phone ■ »5. 175-ts Foil SALK — New Oliver 60 tractor. used about 30 days. Power takeoff, wheel weights Priced to sell Virgil F. Bowers. R-2 Decatur. 189 3tx FOR SALE — 6-roont modern house Immediate possession Hardwood floors. Water heater. Basement shower. Stoker Winter coal in. Near G. K. inquire Bo* 231, Democrat. 189-.3t FOB SALK - 5 room semi modern house, one block south of Lincoln school. |3Btio with 1800' cash down, balance *35 monthly.' Possession before school starts. Bob Beller, Realtor, Phone 870 164 ts WHY ROW a boat on your vacation when you can buyi or rent an outboard motor at Dick Mansfield Motor Hales, 141 8. Second. 142tfJ FOR SALE OR TRADE 19461 Ford (Tub Coupe. 1 owner car, looks and runs like new. 1938 La Salle convertible, runs good Price *625. Steffen Standard Station, 3rd and Monroe. Phone 246. ‘ 189-3t' — ._ I Fi>R SALK — New modern two bedroom home, fully automatic. Third bedioom partly finished. Gas heat, Use of finest truck patch in city. Down payment *1950. F. H. A. balance about *56 monthly including principle, interest. taxes, insurance. Bob Heller Bldg. Phone 870. 184-TF FOR SALE -”C” and "B" AllisEbalmers tractors. Graham Plows. Spike tooth harrows i I** d John Deere field cultiva : •ors. Used Oliver 70 with cultl-; valors. Natnralube oils and | greases. Tractor tires GerberMoser implement Co.. U. 8. 27 Phone 2551. 1885 t FOR SALK - Late Model ~"B"| J "hn l>eere tractor, fully equipP's! International manure spreader. Oliver tractor disk. Case pi< kU P press, good as new. Ixauden ‘tails and stanchions. Detarali milkers, separators, food freezers * lipper fanning mills. New spike •'<oth harrows. New Holland bal-| * r twine. Rteffen Implement Co. Third St. Phone 18*». 189 4t F OR SAL K—" TuitimulchersT ’brocket packers; cultipackers; Itosvy duty tractor discs; Oliver, Ain Arbor pick up baler; ma , n Ve spreaders; rubber tire] wagons; Horn A Fordraulic ma-. Bone loaders; 1 row corn pick- **»: 2 row mounted pickers for Oliver 70 and Fannail H; <»!» »ad hay elevators; Jeeffrey! tractor plows; Soil Surgegon ••Ms. Craigville Garage. lM3t ** oL SALE ÜBKD Two row New Idea com pickers; one row Me-1 <ermick-Deering com picker: new type 2 row Formal! M mounted com picker; one row ‘‘•ni-mounted John Deere pt. k John Deere A tractor with •*t; 18-29 McCormick Deering litsh Fordson tractor; I bottom l <" John Deere plow; 18-7 Super »ar tatUUar grain drill. CW ’ill* Cirage **• 3t

I lOR SALE — Cherries for canning ( ' MII 5,i 165 ts FOR SALE— 1934 Plymouth, good condition. 133 8. 11th St. 188 3tx ( FOR SALE Apricots for canning. Large 6-row, 14 lb. box *1.95. Coppess Corner. 188-3 t hOR SALE — Pickles, tomatoes and cabbage - at the farm Red Shaffer. Phone 8535. 189 3tx FOR SALK 9 x 12 rug pad, never used. Phone 8184. 1315 Master I rivp 190-ltx FOR SALL 1937 Chevrolet coach, good condition, also 1940 Chevrolet radio. Phone 198. 188-3tx I ICE- Elmers ice Delivery -old - Packing House. 24 hour service. ' We deliver. Phone 1683. 188-«tx FOR SALE WPA toilet. Phone 125 or inquire 104 Marshall St. 190 3t FOR SAI.E Building 12 x 22. <an be used as living quarters, can be moved Clarence Drake. 636 N. 7th. 188-3tx FOR SALF: Vigo seed wheat. Motorala car radio used one , year. Raymond Graft, mile south of Williams 190-2tx FOR SALE: 1946 Buick Super Sedan, (’all Charlie Stitzer at Brant• Motors. Inc. Phone 6<16. 28012 1 —- ■ . Foil SALE 2-bottom Oliver Raydex 16 In. plow on rubber. Almost new. with jointers and 18 in cutters. *169.n0 E*l Beihold, 6 miles north on River Road. 189 3tx FOR SALE: 1940 Ford Standard Business Coupe. — Brant Motors. Inc. See Charlie Stitzer, Phone 606. 2o*tt2 FOR SALE 9 x 15 rose rug 1 >! pair tall crystal table lamps; II spinet desk; Charles maple desk and chair; 1 washing machine; motor scooter. Ph0ne.8972. 190 3t '-FOR SAI.FI Well improved 155 acre farm, good productive soil, electric lights, located on good • highway close to town Jeff \ l.iechty. Auctioneer and Real Estate. Berne. Ind. 190-3 t FOR SAI.E Case pickup bailer with bail loader and auger attachment. C. D. Bowen. 3*za mi south of Monroeville on 101 and 2 ml. east. Phone 4276 Mon- , • roeville 190-3tx I fOH SALE OR TRADE 1946 Fleetline Chev. Radio * Heater. 1946 Fleetmaster Chev Radio A Heater. 1939 Chev. Sedan. 1928 Chev 2 door. 1936 Chev. 2 door. 2 1937 Ford 85. Fred Busche Ph 1 975. 3t FOR SALE: 1935 Ford long wheel base I ruck. Bxls flat bottom with grain sides. See this bargain at Brant Motors. Inc., or call Charlie Stitzer. phone 606. 200t2 FOR SAI.E 7'i <u ft. refrigerator. '47 model Also Quality gas range solid walnut console radio and record player; Bedroom suite, box springs and mattress Inquire 516 Jefferson St. 1903tx FOR SAIjF: Well improved 4*» acre farm 3 miles from Berne, good level productive soil, well drained and fenced, has been properly rotated and is in good state of fertility. Buildings con gist of a good frame house with 6 rooms and large utility room; new built-in cupboards and in laid linoleum In the kit* hen. all except one room with Venetian blinds; Arcola heating system; almost new basement; hip roof barn 30x48 with shed and crib atta< hed 23x30; tool shed almost new 20x32: poultry house 14x34. fuel house 9x10; good drove well and soft water cistern; variety of fruit trees; wlwtric light*, possession Sept Ist Jeff IJech ty. Auctioneer and Real ■state Berne. Ind. 19**-3t WAN T sir WANTED Beef and dairy cattle. S<hotman‘s Mark et. Phone 30*1 WANTED Udy t<> work ln ** UB ’ I dry Apply in person at 127 So I 9th. phoae H 49 199-Stx WANTED- Housework wanted by week or month In or out of this city Phone 5263. 190-Btx I WANTED TO BCY— Owed eara I Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 S Second St.. Decatur. Ind. 198-ts WANTED— Family of 3 would like Io rent house or apartment Ex cellent care guaranteed Phone 1203 Betty M< Nerney 189-St W A NTFS) TO BCY -Good osed cars Se* Harold Steffen. Standard Statton. 3rd A Moaroe Pbrw 24* H»pptn»»*> •• world depends largely oc the ability to take tUB M they coms _ __

J QUICKIES by Ken Reynoidb ol I "Alvin! Are you sure that com- • pany In the l)ein<K:rat Want Ads I installs air-conditioning this .' way!" 1 WANTED - Good' Quality HAY > Ixxise Barn Cured And Dry Enough To Bal<* And Ship. John t Feasel. Phone 6262. 185 TF 1 WANTED W. P. A. Toilets, cess 1 pools, septic tanks to clean out. ; Repair old pits if wanted. Write [ Major Harris, Grover Hill. Ohio, phone 76. 186 24t j HELP WANTED — No Sunday , work. Good hours. Ajrpiy in per- ; son at Bellmont Restaurant. Phone 1200. 190-2 t , WANTED: Good quality hay I - • baled or loose - - also straw.—Burk Elevator Co. Phone 25. 200tf t WANTED — Men or women with car to work. Good pay. Apply at , Nuttie’s Trailer Park. 2 miles t south of Decatur on U. S. 27 aster 5 p in. W. W. Miller. 188-3tx WANTED Light hauling. Will take orders for wood. Also fall plowing Phone 1632 before 7 or •' after sin evening. Frank Baker. 189-3tx 1 NOTICE -Opening for school bus driver for Washington Township. Specifications on file at trustee's office. Apply at office, t John Stoneburner, trustee WashJ ington Township. 188-3 t ’.WANTED -A farm to rent. Full ." line of equipment. Present home has been sold. Chalmer C. Miller, R-2, Berne. 5 miles east of Berne on 118, and H 4 miles north. 188-3txj WANTED— Mimeographing work, Professional equipment. Save : money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 170, Heller Building. 244-TF WANTED— We buy Iron, rags 'I paper, hides, fur. grease. Also handle new and used structural steel and pipe. For quick service call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Our only address 710 West Monroe. Phone 442. 194-ts ’ SEWING MACHINE Repairing — us convert your old treadle Machine Into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, huesels, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First. 181 26-tx I MISCELLANEOUS ' NOTICE — We are canning each day except Saturday until further notice. Llechty Cannery. Berne. Ind. 186 5t MONEY TO LOAN — Cash loane of *lO to *3OO made to men or women Decatur lx>an A Discount 1 Co Trust Bldg. Phone 319 55 TF STARTER AND GENERATOR service. IMck Mansfield Motor Sales, 140 S. Second St., Decatur. Ind. 173-t* ADAM P. KUNOWICH, teacher of violin. Musical supplies and string Instrument repairs. 216 N. 9th St Phone 1349. l«7-«tx Complete Protection Service. All types insurance.—Kenneth Runyon, K. C- Bldg-, Pbime 385. _ _ JT RADIO REPAIR— For complete and dependable radio repair I work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks 60-ts I “UNCLE SAM" JOBS! Congress raises pay. Security. Qualify now r for iJecatur examinations. Don't deJay. Booklet details free. Box 195 Democrat. 170 U SEE HAUGKS for automatic water heaters— water systems— bath rooms—or kitebeos. Wo furnish pipe and install anything we cell 60-ts ' FARMERS restore dead horses, cows, hogs . etc. Decat nr phono 2uoo. We pay all phon* ebargea. The Stadler Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stad ler Products Co. 15-ts ELECTMICAL WIRING d CPF LIES -Let M supply you vita your I electrical needs, such as wire. switches, boxes, receptacle*, fix tares, motors or anything that l yen any need. Quotations gives on say job. Arnold A Ktek k U7-TV 1 ’I - . — ■ - - - Trade la a <so*d Town ■» Decatur

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— FOR RENT — FOR RENT—I sleeping room, nice Seize. Phone 5494. 190-3 t FOR RENT -Sleeping room. 228 Madison St. or phone 666. 190 3tx Busy Bees The Monroe Busy Bees had a meeting at the Monroe high school August 9. The meeting was called to order by Delores Graber. Pledges were led by Mary Jane Steury and Barbara Haugk. Roll call was given on a “favorite fruit.” Miss Miller answered questions and talked on the county fair and 4-H camp. A duet was given by Irene Schwartz and Delores, songs were led by Pauline Rupert, and the meeting was then adjourned. Games were played and refreshments were served to all members present. Union Pals The Union Pals 4-H Club of Union township held its last meeting August 3 at the Immanuel Lutheran school. The meeting was con- ' ducted by the president, Evelyn , Gerke. Roll call was answered with “What I enjoyed at the fair." Eleanors Laker jtave a demonstration on "How to set the (able.” A special feature was given by Shirley and Ada Ixiuise Wass. The meeting was closed with Doris taker leading the pledges 10 the AmerI lean and 4-H flags. After the business meeting, the members were entertained by the game leader. Marcella Thieme. Delicious refreshments were served by Alice, Margaret, and Rheta L'l--1 man. On August 5. th« Cnion Pals entertained the Cnion Workers with ■ a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grote. After the memebers of both dubs were preI sent, various games were played, after which a welner roast was bad. other refreshments were also , Mrt-H E OF IMI’HOV EMUVr ItKMI--1.1 now .ITO WHOM IT MAY (OMT.SVI Nolle* Ik hereby given by th--Common Council ~f the *'lty of l>e'•Stur. Indiana, that II i« <t--*lr<-<l and • denned ne<e»«ary to make tin- following deerribed Improvement In the City of Decatur, a» authorised 1 by tin- Improvement resolution , adopted by aald Council on the 3rd , Jay of August, 1911, for the construction of a local Hewer, to-wit t ononenrleg 3 ft. Eeet of the < rnj ler I toe us Woutli sth M.. ae.t 3 ft. eouth of the south t.loe nt Inlots 80. 7**o A 710 In Melbern *>uh- | dltlelon of Out lot Vo. .11 to the t l*> of Iteentur, Indlxnn. thrnee south, pnrnltel with aald South of sth Mt., 30* ft. tu the Elm street Sewer, Io br known n> the “Hemho sewer Improirmrut." ' All work done on the making «if said des< rlbed pul>ll<- Improvement shall br In accordame with the terms and conditions of the Improve. I ment resolution, adopted by the Common Council on the above named day, and the detailed drawings. . plans, profiles, and specifications which are on file and may be seen ' at the offl e of the City Clerk ; Treasurer of ftecatur. Indiana. The Common Council has fixed th* 17th day of August. 1918 a« the -tat* upon wtuili remonstrant es mat be file.l or heard by persona Interested or affe- ted by said described public Improvement, and on said •lay. at 7.30 o'clock p m., the Common Council will meet at its council chambers In said city, for tho purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrances which may hate been filed or whlr-li may be presented. and will hear all persons Interested. or whose property Is affected by said public Improvement. i tnd will deride whether the lu-nrflt whit h will a<'< rue to the property abutting and adjacent to the proposed Improvein. nt. and to said City, will be equal to or exceed Ute estimated costs of *he (tritposed Improvement as estimate.! py the City civil Engineer Hy order of the Common Cnun* il of the City of lee* at or, Indiana 11. Vernon (nrnnd — City < IrrkTrraaerrr Dernier. Indlann. Aug S-l* AtrrjUK OF IMI'HIII KMETT HEMOf.I TIOW TO WHOM IT Mil tOMI'.MTi Notice Is hereby given by the Common Council of the City of Deatur. Indiana, that It is desired and deemed necessary to make the following dearrltted improvement in the City of De>ator. as authorized t.y the improvement resolution adoj>ted by sabl ' "ouncll on the 3rd day of August. r»IS. for the onstruction of a In al Hewrr, to-wit: totnmenelnn sit ft. East and M fl. awnth of the Sonlheast romer us Inlot Vs. 3* In Freanya Mahals talon nf Out l ot Month Vs. .93-Z4-Z5 of the honthem VdOlllon In the till of Hrratar, Indiana, tkenee Werth slung the crater of the alley XUU ft. Io thr Elm Mt. hewer A Htrarr to terminate, tn be I known a* the -1111,ard newer Inspro, emeet." All work done on the making of ; said described public improvement . »hall be In accordance with the ' term* and -endltlons of the Improvenent reauiution, adopted by the tMfnmon Council on the above nam'd day, and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles, and wpaclflr-attoni which are <>n file and may be seen at th- office of the City t’lerk--1 Treasurer of Decatur. Indiana. Th- Common Comi.il has fixed , th* 17th day of Anguet 1918 an the date upon which remonstrances may be filed or heard by person- tnt- r- - ested or affe t-d I-. -aid d scribed public Improvement and on sold lay. it <l* o'.-ltsck p.m. the Common Coun. II will meet at Ils coun- , <ll ■ '.ambers In said city, for t.ie purpose of hearing sod considering any remonstrances which may have , h-en filed or Which may be presented. and Will hear *ll person* Interested. or whose pr .p-rty Is asI fected by said public Improvemer t. , and will de, id- whether th' benefit which will Me. rue to the property , abutting and adjacent to the ado- , posed improvement, and tn aald City, wilt tw e.| ial to or ea< eed lite e-t I mated tost* of the prop-.-e* Im- . protemont a* sol I mated by the City Civil Engineer lit seder ol H» C»mm*p COtmctl . of the City of De< *tur. Indiana H V erjvos Aarsad - Cttr CUrkrfla*«ret DeCwtttr. laclaa* ' Auf 4-12

served at this time. Irene Thieme presented some gifts to the two junior leaders, Evelyn Gerke and Legora Markle, which are both leaving for Ball State. After the welner roast a Doctor I Q. contest was held, with all members awarded gifts. VETS BONUS (Cont. From Pag* One, a similar annual amount, or 4. increase all property tax rates *1 per year per *IOO valuation over a three-year period to , yield a similar annual amount, or . 5. Give each eligible veteran an i annual gross income tax exetnpi tion of *4O over a 10-year period. Result* of the referendum are not binding on tbe state iegisla ■ ture. I Nine states already have enacted ’ veteran* bonus laws and eight others, including Indiana, are to i vote on the idea this year. Seven ■ teen other states have rejected i bonus proposals. Trade In a Good <nwn — Oecatu* i —————— 6VWNWWMM6WWWMMWW NOTICE My office will be closed August 2 to September 7, inclusive. I»R. RAY STINGELY JWWWMMAMWMWWWMAN INSURANCE ' Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE — WINO — AUTO ’ 720 No. 3rd St. Phone 570 Service Special I: till Aug. 16 Car Wash 1.50 . , Oil Change, 5 qts. __ 1.75 , I Flush ('rankease 1.50 i Lubrication 1.00 . TOTAL 55.75 ; ALL FOR $4.98 Ooc) Car Oodj

Plumbing Supplies Deep and Shallow Well Water System I r Water Softeners WestinKhou.se Electric Water Heaters Lavatories — Bath Tubs A. O. Smith Gas Water Heaters All Kinds of Pipe FittinKs Your job will he given special attention by our experienced and trained men. Pump Repair Work Our Specialty. Arnold & Klenk, Inc. Phone 463 Decatur, Ind. ♦set »♦♦♦♦♦ * *♦»♦»♦»♦♦♦»*>»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦ •

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High Average Oats Yield Is Reported Berne. Aug 12 William Christener, farmer of near Monroe, had an ots yield of 1.067 bushel, or an average of 101 H on a 10% acre field, he reported today The oats were of the Clinton variety. His entire acrage of oats averaged 99 bushels per acre, one of the highest averages ever reported in Adatns county. Edi'orlal offices of the national Journal of Georgraphy have been moved to the campus of Indiana I Diversity. notice! We arc moving our office from 1012 No. 2nd street to our home. 2 miles East nf Decatur, on Highway 22L Beginning Aug. 15 Office Hours will lie 10 to 12 and 4 to 6 daily except Tuesdays and Thursday afternoon. DR. EDWARD P. PECK DR. ELIZABETH N. PECK Country Style LIKII OPEN KETTLE RENDERED sl*2s 5 Ih. Bucket llfllx MEAT MARKET Phone 97

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-T— —■ TT-i- ■■JI'UK FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind. Aug. 12 —(VP) —Livestock: Hogs 209-220 lbs 30 25. 220-230 lbs 30, 180-200 )bs 30, 160-180 lbs 29.75. 230-25(1 lbs 29 50-29 75. 250300 lbs 27 75 29 25. 300 400 lbs 23 75-26 75, 100-160 lbs 23.75 26 25. roughs 25 down, stags 18 down. Calves 31. Spring lambs 27, yearlings lambs 20. ewes 10, bucks 8. No cattle market today. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. Aug. 12 —(i'Pi — (PM A)--Livestock: Hogs. 5,000; aetvie, barrows and gilts 170 lbs, up 24-50 higher, sows strong to unevenly higher; bulk good and choice 180-240 lb*. 30.00-30.50, liberal share 180 220 lbs. at 30.25-30.50; 250-300 tbs. 2«0030.*m; 3*m-350 lbs. 2&50 82 25; Koo<l and choice 140 171* Tbs 25.50-30.00; bulk good and choice sows 400 It»s down 21 50-26.50. heavier weights largely 21.0024 50 Cattle 700. calves. 500; steers and yearlings moderately active, few early sales fully steady; few good steers and yearling* held at 35 00 and above; cows strong t( 50 higher than Wednesday's average; odd good beef cows 24 0025 00; vealers moderately active, steady, good and choice 29.0030 50, top 31 00 sparingly. Sheep 1.000; spring lambs to local packers, trade somewhat uneven but mostly 50 higher than Wednesday's bulk; several small lots choice closely sorted 90100 lb offerings 28.00. one deck near 85 lbs. 27.50; slaughter ewes steady, good to choice lightweights 8.50-10 50. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat Sept 2 24%; Dee. 2 27; May 2 22%; July 2 09%8 Corn: Sept 164%: Dec. 146%; May 1.50%; July 152 Oats: Sept. 74%; Dec 77*4; May 78%; July 72%8. Soybeans: Nov. 2.63; Dec <263; March 2.65%8. Mortals As A Glance By United Press Stocks irregular in quiet trad Ing. Bonds irregular: I’. 8. governments dormant. Curb stocks irregular. Wheat, corn. oats, rye and soybaans futures were steady. Cattle strong, hogs and sheep steady. Trade In a Good town — Oecatu* NOTICE Brushwiller Talkir Shop Will Be CLOSED Auk- D* io Sept. 1 “(Nd at 40,50,60?” — Man, You're Crazy Turn r •«*•«* rLwswti •*» (•: *» ••rn i y 'mosia*sp *aa <w*« Chwm u>*»to* *<*>. nSdun t—Ktu du* •<**l» (oust* • l»*l it :r •» wbi<t> n>M* m*a oi.S vomM o*U •'<* Tn O*ra( T n.'* TUM* Wr pop *"><WW Min* (M* ow* Sa*. W*w "*M •aaoaiMod SM raw Me At all drug stores everywhere In tweatu* a* Smith l<*ug Hi t* i Elevator Co. Decatur • Pata'aon - Monro*

KENNETT, MURRAY A CO. Corrected Aug. 12 200 to 225 lbs. .. 29.75 225 to 240 lb*. ... 29.25 240 to 250 lbs. 28.75 250 to 260 ]b* ... 28.50 260 to 270 lb* 28.00 270 to 280 lbs. 27.50 280 to 290 Ihs 27 00 290 to 300 lbs. 26.50 300 io 325 lbs. 25.25 325 to 350 lbs 24.25 350 to 375 lbs 23.25 375 to 400 lbs . 22.25 180 to 20*1 lbs. .. 29 50 160 to 180 lbs. 29.25 140 to 160 lbs 23 25 12** to 140 lbs 22.25 100 to 120 ibs. 22.25 Roughs 300 Ibs. down 24.25 30<* io 350 Ibs. .. .......... 23.75 35« to 400 lbs .. 23.35 400 to 450 Jbs. 21.75 500 to 550 ibs. .. ... 20.75 600 to 600 ibs .. 18 75 Stags 1600 Boats llo() Veals (Wed A Hat I ... 30.50 Lambs (Wed. A Sat.) .... .. 25.00 Ewes ... ...... 9.00 Yearlings ... ........ 15.00 SCHMITT’S STOCK YARDS Corrected Aug. 12 300 to 220 I Its. . .. 29 75 220 to 23u lbs. 29.45 230 to 240 Ibs. .. .. . .. 29.26 21** to 25** ll>s. .. 29.00 250 to 260 Ibs. 28 45 N i to 27*1 U.K .. 28.1*9 270 to 280 lbs. .. 27.50 280 to 290 lbs 27.00 29** to 30*' Ibs ... .. 26.50 3*M) to 326 lbs. .... .. .. 25.50 325 to 35** lbs 26.75 35** to 375 Ibs. ... .. 24.00 371 to *M Ibs. ...... 22.25 400 lbs. up 21.75 M 0 to 2**o lb* 28.50 160 to ISO lb* 29.00 ll<* to 160 lbs. .. 25 50 100 to 140 Ibs. .. ... 24.75 Rough* 300 down .. 23.75 Stags 17.00 Calves .... 28.00 Kwes ....... 9.00 Bucks 7.00 Boars .... 11.00 tanibs ........ 25.00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Aug. 12 Beans sunject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for price*. Grain: .03 per bushel les*. Corn: .07 per 100 less. f.O.b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG ANO . POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Corrected Aug. 12 Grade A large white .. .. .56 Grade A large brown 54 Heavy Hens .... .31 taghorn hens 4 lbs. up 26 Cocks .. ■ - - .11 Fryers call for prices. GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe-WllHsme Corrected Aug 12 No. 1 Wheat 2.00 Oats . .65 Corn 2.75 Beans 3.00 Call for rye prices. Bubbei-Covered Cords Rubber-covered electric enrds last longer in tbe dark, so when not in use they should be kept away from heat and light.

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