Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 200, Decatur, Adams County, 24 August 1948 — Page 5

IAY, AVGUST 29. 1948

Q | ■ LOCAL CLASSIFIED i I I advertising rates K ' i Bfor 25 word* or less: !■ time 50c; 2 times 75c; I times SI; 6 times 11.75 | ! Mutes quoted are for consecHHte insertions. No classified m* accepted tor sklpday Wttiedule | Kate for 10 point BLACK MICE Is 5c per word each In- I Motion, 50c minimum charge. ads listed in para ■Ephe 50% Increase over Stular rate. ■Copy must be In office by 11 £■>• Monday through Friday. | Kturday deadline Is 9 a. m. o Fl) R SA L E HpSALE—I93S Deluxe Ford. Al ■Audition 927 N. sth St. 199 2tx SALE—Sheigaa bottle gas now available. Uhrick ■rot hers. 112 ts ■r SALE 1910 Dodge t door. Motor Sales. 186 ts - Radios—Console or *Sab!e models, at Stucky & Co. Br SALE Washing Machlnces, ■99.95 and up. Stucky & Co.. ff() : SALE - Lowe Bros paint, ky & Co., Monroe, Ind 193-30 t ■ll SALE-Truck load of Mich ■Reaches every day. Daisy Mae ■ Market, 13th St. 193 ts ■ll SALE— Oil Burners. Duo ■"herm. Stucky & Co.. Monroe, ■ndiana. 193-121 ■DR SALE - Pickles for canning ■Floyd Baxter, telephone 92-W. ■Monroe. Indiana. 20ot( ■pit SALE — Breakfast sets. K-broine or wood. Stucky & Co , ■ Monroe, Ind. 193-12 t Kr SALE— Devoe Taints -good ■ selection. Outside, inside & barn ■paints. "Ask your neighbor," he ■ has used it. t'brick Bros. 53-U ■DR SALE — Peaches 51 79 and lup Stateline Fruit Market, «’» ■ miles east on 224. Phone 3935. # 199 3tx Bolt SALE — Washing machines ■ rniversal-Vtcss-and automatic) 1)89.50 and up. Ilaifgks Applian Bees. Plumbing. Heating 197-TF Boil SALE— Dirt, ehtdere. deBllvered. Call Lorin Glass at O. ■ V Dilling. Craigville A Decatur ■ phone. 151-ts Bor SALE—Practically new cult!I packer, 9 ft. long Clint Hart. I H mile south of county farm. 19S-3tx fOR SALE 5 room semi modern house, one block south of Lincoln school. 53890 with 5809 cash down, balance 935 monthly. Possession before gpbool starts. Bob Heller. RealtoT. Phone 870 164 U WHY ROW a boat on your vacation when you can buy or rent an outboard motor at Dick Mansfield Motor Hales, 141 8. Second. 142 If FOR SALE - Portable typewriters, all makes. Rental machines O and W Co. Inc. 617 So. Clinton St. (2 doors south of Schlatters Hdwe.) Ft. Wayne Phone E-272.L 199‘12t FOR SALE Bov's brown Tweed Suit. 15. Girl's blue "Kitten's Ear" Snow Suit. 7. Plaid wool jumper. 7. Tan Gabardine Coat. 6. Excellent condition Mrs Carrel Cole. 728 Mercer Ave. Phone 953. 198-3 U FOR SALE I'sed lefrigerator, '0 iher. sweepers, cook and heal ing gloves. Radios, electric motors. 72inch base sink. 9149.95 Maytag Service. Kitchen Appliances. 238 N. 2nd. Phone 95 198 TF FOR SALE Kelvinator Deluxe Model Refrigerators; Deluxe Electric Range or apartment also; and Kelvinator family size Home Freezer, powered by Polarsphere unit. Immediate delivery. See Delator Hatchery, dealer. 197-7 t FUR SALE - twigs* MU service now available for Home and Commercial heating, get our rates be fore you invest in heating equipment. Stucky's Drigas Service. Geneva Hatcheries, Phone 155. Geneva, Ind. * J T FOR SALE — James nay metal neat a. Clock feeders, water troughs and fountain*. Get your pullets boused in good sanitary quarters and they will pay you Mg dividends this fall and winter. See Decatur Hatchery, poultry supply headquarter* 179-71 FOR — New modern two bedroom borne, fully automatic. Third bedioom partly finished Gas heat I'm of finest truck patch in city. Down payment 41*5* F. H. A lialance about *56 igonthly including principle, interest. taxes insurance. Bob Heller Bldg. Phone 670. U4-TF Treds !■ a deodTewn — oA*6»r

! FOR SALE lOff lb Ice box. good' condition. Ed Eichhorn. 811 W.| I Monroe. 200-3tx | 1 I FOR SALE — 2 springer Guernsey, I cows. Victor Byerly, % mile east. 1 of Kirkland high school. 200 It*, FOR SALE—lnvest In rest, buy I yourself a new mattress—lnnerspring or felt, at Stucky A Co.. Monroe, Indiana. 193-12 t FOR SALE -' 1940 Ponlla” deltZx torpedo sedan. Radio and heater. Call 63-K 1 mile north, 3 miles | west of C'oppess corners. 200 g3t > Truck load Peaches. Hale! Haven, Elbertas. All Freestones. — Hammond Bros. 200 it FOR SALE - Bottle Gas. Skelgas. , Stoves. Water Heaters. Serve) Refrigerators, for Immediate de- > livery. Stucky & Co., Monroe, Ind. 193-30 t Truck load Peaches. Hale Haven, Elberta*. All Freestones. — Hammond Bros. 200 it FOR SALE- Living Room Suites. Tilt Chairs. Platform Rockers, Custom Built to your own choice. Stucky & Co., Monroe, Ind. 193-30 t FOR SALE — Boylene Huski gar den tractor and attachments with 48 in. mower. Can be seen at Harold Fishers residence, No. 14 Homestead. 200 g3tx Truck load Peaches. Hale ) Haven, Elltertas. All Free- [ stones. — Hammond Bros. 20011 FOR SALE- McCormick Deering 10 disk fertilizer grain drill, with grass seeder. 3 mi. east and 1 ini. soutli of Hoagland, latwrence Hockemeyer. 200-3tx Truck load Peaches. Hale Haven, Elbertas. All Freestones. — Hammond Bros. 200H 1 _______ -—- : FOR SALE- -1940 D-30 International truck with 14 ft. tight 1 grain bed. New rubber and 1 1946 Green Diamond motor i Phone 1030, Monroe. 200-3 t : I I". S CIVIL SERVICE JOBS. Con I gress ups pay 9-330 9450. Men ] ’ Women. Secure positions. Qualify NOW. FREE 40 page book, details. Write Box 195, Democrat 194-lx 1 FOR SALE Cabbage 5c lb 6 lbs. 25c; busted cabbage heads half price. Tomatoes at patch 75c hamper. Corn 35 <- doz. 3 doz 11. Willie Reed, one half square east of Moose home. 200-3 U FOR SALM—2 Holstein cows. 1 , fresh and 1 due to freshen. Also 3 inale hogs 5 good young bulls; , sow and gilts to farrow this fall. J. L Walters, >i mile east of Monmouth. 200-ltx ' FOITsALE Bottle Gas and elec 'l trie ranges - Estate ■ I’niveraal • Grand - Caloric. Immediate delivery. Wide selection to choose from Haugks Appliances, Plumbing. Heating. 197-TF FOR SALE- Dark striped outing. 36" wide 49<* yd Get this hard to get material while it is avail able. Economy Dept. Store. * 199 30 1 FOR SALE Duo Therm oil burn er. one yr. old Maple baby I be<l. springs and mattress Base rocker and ottoman. Can he [ seen at 310 N. 9tb. 200-3 t 1 FOR SALE 11 ft. kitchen cup board. Top and bottom with 1 double well cast sink and open Ing for window in center Varnish finish. I yrs old. Priced to sell Horner Fiec hier. Tocsin. Ind . Tocsin phone 200-2tx FOR SALE Jamesway metal nests. flock feeders. water troughs and fountains Get your • pullets housed in good unitary quarters and they will pay you ' big dividends this fall and win ter. See Decatur Hatchery, poultry supply headquarters. t 197-7 t ’ —• ■ LABOR DAV SPECIALS 1947 Fleetline Chevrolet sedan 1946 Fleet line Chev. Aero 1946 Fleet- ’ master Chev Sedan These- are just like new. 1939. Pontiac 2 door 1939 Ford coupe. 1939 Chev. 2 door. 1937 Ford 2 door "The Best for less at Busches." Fred Busc he. Phone 975. 29ft 3tx FOR SALE? We sell the finest Spinet pianos made today, lead ing in quality and price. Lester. 1 Betsy Ross Spinet. Story and Clark, and Packard All Spinet piano* carry tea year guarantee ; cast into the piste Choice of mahogany or walnut Height: ’ 36% to 40 Width 56% to 59%". We also repair and sell all kinds of string instruments See Adam P Kunowic h. 216 N M h St. 199-3 t i I • In • — DecMUf ’ I IW !■ "I 9

QUICKIES by Keo Reynolds -1 -'L J J < Airy ■ I "Hmm-m-m! My wife must have bought that used car we sawin the Democrat Want Ada — she just drpve In the driveway!" WA rTf ED WANTED-A ride to Ft. Wayne 7 to 3:30 shift. Call 1781 after 5. 199-3tx W ANTED Ride to V. S. Rubber Co. at Fort Wayne. 3 to 11 p m Phone 3041. 200t3 WANTED - Ride to Ft Wayne. 7 to 3:30 shift. Phone 1781 after 5 o’clock. 199 3t WANTED TO BUT- Beef and dairy cattle. Scheiman’s Market. Phone 3091. 79-ts WANTED TO BUY-I'sed cars See Harold Steffen at Steffen Standard Station, Third and Monroe. Phone 246. 197-glOt WANTED — (jetod Quality HAY Ixxise Barn Cured And Dry Enough To Bale And Ship. John Feaael. Phone C2S2. 185 TF WANTED TO BUY- Used cars Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 141 S. Second St., Decatur, Ind. 108-ts WANTED - W P. A. Toilets, cess pools, septic- tanks to clean out. Repair old pits it wanted. Write Major Harris, Grover Hill, ohto, phone 76. 185 24t WANTED: Good quality hay • - baled or loose • • also straw.—Burk Elevator Co. ] Phone 25. IWTF ' WANTED— Mlmeogrsphlng work, i Professional squlpmenL Save money on letters, sales messages programs, forms, etc. Josn Cowan, Phone 170, Heller Build Ing. 244TF WANTED — Salespeople, full or part time, to sell Xtennray I.a m ps. to homes, stores, factories and farniH in your community. For interview write to the Xterm ray Distributers. 1172 Lincolnway East. South Bend, Ind. 199 6t WANTED Desperately need 4 or 5 room house or ap;n tment, unfurnished. Will do own decoiating and guarantee exc client care of property. Best of references. Phone 499 or imiuice 422 Mercer avenue. 199-g3t WANTED— We buy Iron, ragv paper, hides, fur, gresM. 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. l»5-tf SEWING MACHINE Repairing - us convert )our old treadle Machine Into a modern electric We make ooverrd buttons, buck els, machine buttonholes; Hem stitching. We buy and sell MWlnr machines. Boardman's 223 Norfb First 181 26tx MISCELLANEOUS STARTER AND GENERATOR service. Dick Mansfield Motoi Sales. 140 8. Second St.. Decatur Ind 173 U RADIO REPAIR— For complete and dependable radio repait work, try our guaranteed service at reaaonabie prices. Haugks 60 ts farmers Mention- we re move dead horses, cows, bogs etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phon* charges. The Stzdlei Fertilirer Co., formerly the Stag ler Products Co. 15-ts SEE HAUGKS for automatic walei beaters - water systems— bath rooms or hitebens We furnish pipe and Install anything we mH 10-t' e7.kctrical wiring ar pplie’f - Let us supply you with yout electrical needs, such as wirs, swltchM. boxes, receptacle*, fix tores, motors or anything that yon may need Quotations given on any Job. Arnold A Klenk 117-TF WANT TO GET AHEAD' In struct ion, Male: Learn overhauling and installation of REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDI TIONING equipment Our bom* study plan and practical shop work will give vou needed exper fence Write for FREE Qualift ration Chart Test." I'tilittee ln»« Box 401 c/o De-uocrat 199 ZU 1 Textile m'B» of Rhode !t!aud prodmo uoar! ball <4 its luanulasßlr,ed product*

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MONEY TO LOAN — Cash loans of >lO to 9300 mads to men or women. Decatur Lora 6c Discount Co. Trust Bldg.. Phone 119 55 TF _ H)R KENT _ FOR RENT—3 room apartment anti bath. 330 N. 4th St. Phone 1449. 200t3> »11n. 1 , .1 ■ FOR RENT- One room apartment. innerspring mattress. Gas fair beat and cooking. Share bath and refrigerator. Suitable for married couple or one or two women. 403 N. 7th St. City. 198a3tx Farm Production Goals Announced Wheat, Rye And Cattle Goals Listed Winfred L. Gerke. chairman of the Adams county agricultural conservation association, announced today that the 1949 wheat goal for Indiana Is 1.559,000 acres compared to a planted acreage of 1,796,000 acres for harvest in 1948 This is 86 percent of the 1948 planted acreage. Mr. Gerke stated "all Adams county wheat producers should give careful consideration to the recommended acreage prior to seeding time this fall " It is believed by many United States department of agriculture officials that exports from the 1949 crop will in all probability be ereatly reduced, also that a better balance of soil conserving crops as compared to depleting crops will be established by a reduction in the 1949 wheat acreage Harvested rye goal for the state Is 80,<W»9 acres. Mr. Gerke stated that there was little change In the beef cattle goals for 1949 and that no specific number has been set by states Beef cows on hand as of January 1. 1949 will he at least 15.5 million head Better management, improv ed feeding practices and thorough culling will put the rattle industry in better position to supply the meat requirements of the increasing population STATES IN (Cunt. Krom Giu-> other stzz'ing hot day today and the weatherman forecast more of Hie some clear, hot weather Paul Miller, chief meteorologist at the Indianapolis weather hur e.iu. pr -dieted hot and humid weather through Thursday for most of Indiana. Although the mercury broke a Pits record of 93 degrees l>y s-iar mg to 95 at Indianapolis yesier day. Crawfordsville was even hot ler. It recorded a high reading of 96 degree* South Bend and Fort Wayne also sizz'ed in the Merit H 111 TtXPVVEHM «»F «t>itrrio\ tt. vpiMiitciti v 1 lox* Xoffi'r Is fii-rgby gtvrn th,- ta»payern of tll-ic «'r<i-k Township Count*. Indiana, tliat t lir proper l«-irn| officer* of -aid mimicIpailty al tlo-lr regulai meeting place at ' ‘"i pm nn August Xlei, I’tlti. will ••onrlder lhe following addition*) appropriations which safet ofn<-ors consider ne< r-ssarv to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at tills time Up* I*l H 10...1 No I? Fuel »IM Tuition No 21. Transfer* '.«« poor ttellef No IJJ. Care for I'. Home llesldents 3M Taxpayers appearing it sm h meet. Ing shall have .1 right to heard ther*on The additional .ipf»r-»pria-tloils as finally made will he automall’ all* referred to the State Hoard of Tax Commissioners, which li.-artl will hold h further hearing within fifteen days at the Count* Auditor's ,f f|. ■ ..f Adam* County. |nala*a, at such other plate as may he designated At sit. h h'-arlng. laxptyert able, ting to any atn-h additional appropriations ma* l,»- heard <t*d In- • ere-i.d taxpayer may impilr, of the CountV Auditor when and when OK'll lie.,ring will he held Floyd ••• Meyer. Trustee of Hlur i'r«-, k Twp tug JI 21 ITCH D**'4 SaW*r A**tli*r Miaafa No matter haw lon* you have suffered er how many ramsah* you have tried for ths itching of psnrlail*. scrams. Infection-, athleto'a foot or otiier e*« temally caused skin Irritation*—you con rl wonderful result* from the use of ORDER SALVE- a war Um* discovery. Devetsped for U*e hey* I* th* Army—aaw far Ik* bom* folks No *<id«. no sieohoi no painful application WONDER SALVE 1* whit*, greaseles*, pstn relieving and antlsnUe. No ugly appear*!*,’- Get WONDER SALVE get result* It I* wonderful. Sold in Deca'ur by Smith. Kohn* and Holt house Drug Stores or your homptown druggiat . I'UB'Mna Cill F,( i?m rtrnß : mt iisnici Ntms nivici ; • Ap**rs lor CIIFFf * Vos u**s, ls«. a ~ AAAAAMVMAMMMMMAMWIAMP NOTICE My office will be closed August 2 to September 7, inclueive DR. KAY STIXGELY INSURANCE Lqo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE — WINO — AUTO 1729 >o- 3rd St. rhone 570

August heat wave with maximum readinga of 93 and 92. Monthly Meeting Os Breeders Association The officer* and directors of the Adam* county artificial breeding aiizociation held their monthly meeting in Monroe Monday evening Robert Berning, manager, told the board that he had a requeat from Dr*. C. O. R. Campbell and Hugh Campbell of Geneva to aervjce the dairy cow* of their artificial breeding patron* for the period of Auguat 23 through Septmnber 4 The reason for this reque*t. be stated. wa* that the north western Ohio breeding a«*ociatlon wa* observing a two week* vacation during thi* period The board voted approval. Mr. Berning also reported that the Geneva veterinarian* would make the *ervice* of Brown Swi** and Ayrshire bull* available to the Adam* county a**ociation. The board wa* pleased to accept thi* offer a* It will now lie practical for the Adam* county a**o<'iatlon to breed Holstein, Guernsey, Jersey. Brown Swi»* and Ayrahire dairy cattle to Muperior bull*. Berne Doctor Takes Leave Os Absence Herne. Aug 24 — Dr. R 0. Zim merman, prominent local physician and surgeon, I* taking a three.

PUBLIC AUCTION 517 West .Main St.. Berne. Ind. Friday Evening, Aug. 27 Starting at 6:00 P. M. Kelvinator Electric Range; Kelvinator Electric Refrigerator; 2 white metal iiiility cabinets. Antique corner cuplarard; Dining Table Hid 6 chairs; China Closet; Sectional bookcase; Armstrong I'pright Plano; Mu«lc Cabinet; Antique Rocker. 2 rocker*, chair*; 4 bed* with springs and mattress. Combination Dresser and wardrobe. Chest of Drawer*. Dres*er; Hoover Electric Sweeper. 9x12 Hug. .Sandwich Toaster; Waffle Iron. Sunbeam Mixmaster Electric Mixer. Kitchen rtensil*. Lawn Mower. Garden Hose Garden Tool*; Glid’-t. Fruit Jar*. Crocks, Laundry Tubs; and many other articles. TERMS CASH MRS. DAVID HABEGGER, OWNER Melvin E. I.iei-hty. . .lame* Liechty Am lioneer* Clerk—First Bank of Berne. 24

FOR SALE • 1916 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL Deluxe I Door—Heater • 1917 CHEV. FLEET.MASTEK Tl DOR • 1910 PONTI AC 1 DOOR Nice Clean Car • 1937 CHEVROLET TUDOR • 1910 DODGE I DOOR Radio and Healer • 1939 CHEVROLET COUPE Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 111 So. Second » Phone 1615

If you can Walk you need — ACCIDENT INSI’RANCE. Ht presenlinK America’s No. I Accident and Sickness Insurance Company. Kmiu Leland Smith Insurance Agency <;<.*. am I HIMBLE THEATER — Now Showing—"FORWARD PASS " NOW WE WILL GET sE* SH'PMENr\| IAH HE2E "hEy ACE — I CU2 h S’tCv PRXESSOS BlOwS T*Eu| POPEvf ixwS whaT A PDOTfIAU- BA_S CAME 2 [ NEVER BEEN OPENED" jP BjT k£ i$ sway CN ai EC TUBE TgiC'! mp Pi av 4 Ry '>.5T <k 1 ‘ , T x '•) M a GCEAT PLAYgg’<yV 38 CLH-LPA6e."/~ I 1 >. -■ 7■) — Ow & )i BLONDIE— BABE IN THE WOODS ’ HJjl 1 ' ’ v ’ip I Ji* i m lost in an X. ! <PASWOOP, > COOk-’E IS < z-ul /- OM MY z — r AM-fctri ! r y llßfrßl ' yf ktai ' * • Al ** ~~k z -- "jA * ' - * • .A ’ ««• saw *s»

months leave of ab*ence because of ill health. He suffered a recent reccurence of a former illness and I* now resting at the home of a sister. Hi* condition i* improved Hi* office will be cloned for the three months. NOTICE: We will operate our cider mill on Thursday. August 26 only, until further notice. .Mill located I miles north of Berne on No. 27. Schwartz Brothers. It OLD ESTABLISHED DAIRY CONCERN Has one of its hest pick-up routes now for sale with the good will of the present operator. With small investment you can take advantage of years of real effort. Good steady income immediately. Sales help and every support bi the Company and personal introduction Io every customer by present owner. All equipment is included with this protected and valuable franchise, located in eastern Adams and Allen Counties. See Mr. Bradley 20H Paramount Bldg. E-1609 Fort Wayne. Indiana

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INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indlanapoli*. Aug. 24 — (t’Pi — (I’M A l Live*t<H-k Hog*. 7.599, moderately active I arrow* and gilt* 75 to tno»t!y 1.00 lower than Monday"* bulk *ale». good and choice 180-250 lb 29.25-29.50, top 29 75 paid fairly feeoly; h’-avier weight* *<-arce; 160-180 lbs 28 75-29 25; 100-160 lb*. 23 00-27.50; *ow» very tin even, light and medium weight* around 100 lower, heavier offer Ings steady to weak, light and I tedium weights 23.50-26.25. few 26.50, odd heavies 21.90-22.75. Cattle. 1.800, calves. 500; fed steer* and yearling* Mow, demand narrow; few sale* good yearling* 50 to 1.00 lower at 32 00 35.00, load choice mixed steers and heifers 38.00; litte trade on heifer*; cow* alow, early sales barely steady to 50 lower, odd good beef c’iwh to 24 00, vi alerx rather slow demand only moder ate. generally 1.00 lower, giKid mid choice 28.ti9.30.00 Sheep 2.000; fat lamb* 50 to Ino lower on increaied supply, small lot* choice native spring lamb* 27.00, bulk good and choice 25.50-26 50, medium and good .’1 90-24.50; slaughter ewe* gener ally 50 lower, good and choice Linds 8.50-10 00, good whole mouthed ewe* H.OO-12.00. Markets At A Glance By United Press Stock* Irregularly higher In quiet trading. Bond* irregula. . I'. S. govern ments did not trade Curb stock* irregular Chicago stock* irregular Sliver unchanged In New York at 72 % centa a fine ounce Cotton future* irregular. Grain* In Chicago wheat, corn, oat*, rye and *oy bean futures Irregular. Hogs slow aleiut 50 < ent* to LOO lower, i attle and sheep slow about steady. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat Sept 2 22. Dec. 2 23%. May 2 13'-, July 191'4. Corn Sept I 58%. Oct I 44N; De< 1.38. May 1.42%; July 1.44. Oats Sept 71%A; De,. 74%, May 75%. July 70% Soybeans: Nov 2 43'*; Itei. 2 45A. March 2 46'*B Plan Homemakers Retreat In 1949 Plans have already started for a Homemakers Retreat for 1919. Mrs Dewait Beltier of the Swiss Village ciuli was elected director for 1949 at one of the hist session* of tlie camp Saturday Mrs. Lucille Miller and Ml* Harrison Miller wen- chosen to arrange the pro gram The food* department will be in charge of Mr* Howard Hen diicks and Mrs Wm Burry The registrar for the next camp will be Mary Custer Kosciusko camp was chosen fori the piai e and tlie homemakers at the retreat expressed a preleran, e for a similar date next year. The fine weather added to the pleasdre id tlie 4" some women enjoying last Week's outing BUKK Elevator Co. Decatur • Paterson Monros

KENNETT, MURRAY A CO. Corrected August 24 290 to 225 Ib* 28 75 225 to 240 )b* 28 50 240 to 250 lb* 28 25 250 to 260 lbs. ... 23.00 260 to 270 lb* 27.75 270 to 280 lb* 27.25 280 to 290 lb* 26.75 290 to 300 Ib* 26 25 300 to 325 lb* 2575 325 to 35ft Iba 25 25 350 to 375 1b*................. 24.75 375 to 400 lbs 24.50 180 to 20ir lb*. . 28.25 160 to 180 )b« 27.75 140 to 160 Ib*. „ 24.00 120 to 140 lbs. 23.50 tOO to 120 lbs. . 23 00 Roughs 300 lb*, down 25.00 300 to 325 lb* 24 25 325 to 350 lbs 23.75 350 to 375 Ib*. 23 25 375 to 400 lb*. 22 75 400 to 425 lb*. ... 22 25 425 to 450 lh« 21.75 450 to 475 lh*. .. 2125 475 to 500 lb*. 20.75 500 to 550 lb*. 20.25 550 to 60n |b*. 10 75 Stag* . . 15.75 Boar* 11.00 Veal* <Wed A Sat ) 30.00 Lamb* <Wed A Sat.) ... 25.00 Ewes ..... 6.00 Yearling* 15.00 SCHMITT'S STOCK YARDS Corrected August 24 300 to 220 lb* 28 50 220 to 230 |b* 28 25 190 to 2<io lbs. 28 25 180 to 190 lb* 28.00 170 to 180 lb*. . 27 75 160 to 170 lb* 27 25 24" to 250 lbs. .... 28 25 250 to 260 lb*. 28.00 260 to 270 lb*. ... 27.50 270 to 280 lb*. 27.00 280 to 290 Iba. 26.50 290 to 300 |b*. 26 00 300 to 325 lb* . 25 50 325 to 350 |b* 25 00 350 to 375 lh*. 24.50 375 to 400 lb* 2500 110 to 160 lb*. 23 75 100 to 140 lb*. 3f.7i Rough* 3<m down 24 50 Stag* 1700 Lamb* v 25.00 Calve* 28.00 Ewe* 8 00 Buik* 6 00 Boar* 11 ng LOCAL GRAIN MARKET ■URK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected August 24 Bean* subject to ckaoge during day. Prices delivered at elevstar Ask tor prices. Grain; .03 per bushel less. Corn: .07 per 100 less. Lo b. firm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATION* Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phons 380 Corrected August 21 Grade A large white .5# Grad’* A large brown .. .56 Heavy Hens .... .. .3j Leghorn hens t lbs. up 28 C’ofks - .. .. .11 Fryers call for prices. GRAIN PRICES Adsms County F. B. Co-Op's •srne Monros-WHHsms Pleasant Mill* Corrected August 21 No 1 Wheat _ | yg Oat* — gx Corn ... 2 So Bean* . 2so Call for rye prices. trade In a Good (OWL — Decatur

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