Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 204, Decatur, Adams County, 28 August 1948 — Page 5

SATURDAY AUGUST 28. 1948

LOCAL CLASSIFIED I ADWRTItING RATES Fir M word* or lew: 1 tiae #oc; 2 tlnw 76c; X tlM** 11; 6 Um** 11.71 Mm fiiotea are for conaec- . gw* iMfcrtlon*. No claealfled AM for sklpday ifc* 10 polßt black I PM*,w *« word each io- I mBELAOc minimum charge. Ctwnßed ad* Hated in paraCmßb *50% Increaae over Copy auat bo tn office by 11 ajs, Ifonday through Friday. Saturday deadline lb I a. m. . M — o IO R SAL K grok. BALFa fibmgaa Pottle gas l>gfg| bow available. Uhrick Brothers llt-tf FOR BALK — 1940 Dodge « door. R. A H.. new paint, clean. Dick MeaeftoM Motor Halea. 186 ts FOR OLE 6 English Beagle pope, Wtone 9585. Pete Meyer*, MuiJHk* 203-3tx FOR SALE 4th grade school j books. U*ed one season, A-1 t Phone 1804. Itx Radio*- Console or ela. at Stucky A Co., ndlane. . 193-12 t —Washing Machines*. I up. Stucky A Co., Indiana. 193-12 t FOR SbLE Lowe Hroa. paint. Stucky A Co., Monroe. Ind 193 30t FOR bIIE Truck load ot Mich peachga every day. Delay Mae Market. 13th St. 193 If *LE - Oil Burner*. Duo Therm. Stucky A Co., Monroe, Indiana -19312 t FOR ®ILE for canning Floyd Baxter, telephone 92-W, Mondp*. Indiana. 200-ts rORWALEi — breakfast *et*. aßrase or wood. Stucky A Co, NMKm Ind 193-12 t FOB KRLR- Itevoe Paint* -good MiMttoo Outside. Inelde A baru NMA "Aek your neighbor.” he hwaaed It. Uhrlck Bro*. 53-ts FlXt BALE—Peache* Best quality *Xmk<-t packed—at fair price*. West Side Market. 201-ts Washing machine* ■Stjh»r*al-Vo»s and automatic, |Klo and up. liaugk* AppliesdMVlumMng. Heating 197 TF Fd^kAl^M-Din. cindera, deBvtad Call Ixirln Glass at O. Craigville & Decatur MYERS or Deming deep wm pumps Pipe for installation* la Kck Exeprleneed labor. Bak ■BumMng and Heating Phone M 0704 W. Monroe St. 138 T. FtfLXgLE — Bottle Gas and elecM**yanges • Estate • Universal • <Wußri • Caloric. Immediate de- 1 fle. Wide selection to choose liaugk* Appliances. Plumb eating 197-TF all Rrvukc* Rental machines O <BvW Co. Inc. <l7 So. Clinton St aMHonr* south of Schlatter* fflWe i Ft. Wayne Phone E-2723 199 lit Wit ROW a boat on your •ration when you can hut ■> rent an outboard motor >1 Dick Mansfield Motor Be*. 141 8. Second. >. 142-T F® SALE Roper Dri-Gas range* Mvel Refrigerator*. Before you "ask the lady who own* Also water heater*, water Wi-ner* installed Stucky * Ap Geneva Hateberle* , 180 w* 31® SALE — Used refrigerator, sweepers. 4-ook and heat Radios, electric mo Mb 721- A ba»e sink. 3149 95. Service Kitchen Appll--218 34. 2nd Phone 95 191 TF F® SALE — New modern two nd -sn home, fully automatic. »r<J bedroom partly finished Ska beat. Use of finest truck inch In city. Down payment F if. A balance about 854 iKathly including nrtnciple. in ■wl. taxes, Insurance Bob Jfeller Bldg. Phone 170. 184 TF FCSI|SALB 5 room* and bath, one fceor. large lot. garage Good Aration, good condition ALSO »H(.E HOME near uptown, for large family or good •ntal Al*o several farms near MR. T. D Scbiefsrstetn. Phon* IM 2925 t m SkLB - Completely Mode u Home. 4 room* and bath. Full & • <.ent. Interior Newly decor ■<-d. Exterior Newly painted jMnuble Oarage. Nice Lawn Ideal K located A Liberal Loan can be Branged. Call No 171. J F. Sen Mann or Roy EUcr. Midwe*t Maalty Auction Co. Decatur Ind MmKuo In~a~GOM vewn — Decatur

FOR SALE—Tappan ga* Hove. Phone 1178. 203-28’ 1 FOR SALE Unpainted vanity and: chair; metal bed and mattress. I Phone 191. 203-3t' FOR SALE — Marron electric apt■lie range, used 6 mos Phone 1595. 202 31 FOR SALE Part load of dry wood. Cal) 7294 or <lO Wincbeatsr street. 203 <3tx FOR SALE — Hercules Motor plumbing, good condition Harold J. Hoffman. Phone 3484. 203 3t FOR SALE - 1938 Oldsmobile coach, fair condition, 3125. Pbone 198. 208-3tx FOR SALE — 3 burner Coronado oil stove in good condition, 88. Phone 54«3. 203 2L FOR SALE — Oak dining room suite. Bee-Vac electric washer. Phone 688. 202 3tx FOR SALE — 3 nice hotpe site building lots. Abstract*, sewer*, sidewalk*. A. D. Suttle*. Agt. 203 3t FOR SALE — 1940 Pontiac delux torpedo sedan. Radio and heater. Call 63 K 1 mile north, 3 mil** we*t of Coppes* corner*. 200-St FOR SALE I>arge corner lot. Ideal location. 600 block Mercer Ave, Harold J. Hoffman. Phone 3484 203-3 t. FOR SALE—2 pair of attractive floral lined draperies, 2% yard*. I»raw rod*. Play pen. reasonable. Phone 956-A. 203-2 t FOR SALE Single maple bed. Kpringß and mattress. O. E. cylinder sweeper. Phone 1373. Mr*. Wilbur Petrie. 203 21 FOR SALE--Invest in rest, buy yourself a new rnattre**—lnnerspring or felt, at Stucky A Co., Monroe. Indiana. 193 12t ICE- Elmer's Ice Delivery, old] Packing House. Phone 1683, if no answer, phone 13531. 202 3U FOR SALE — Round Oak oval shape coal 4 wood heating Move. Porch glider. Phone 125 or lA4 Marshall St. 203 31 FOR SALE 2 new Johnson out-1 board motors; metal rowboats. Dick Masefield Motor Sales, Hl S. Second street. 203 g3t FOR SALE- Bottle Gs*. Skelgss. Stove*. Water Heaters, Serve) Refrigerators, for immediate de livery. Stucky A Co., Monroe, Ind. l»»-»0t FOR SALE- Uving Room Suite*. Tilt Chair*. Platform Rockers. Custom Built to your own choice. Stucky 4 Co., Monroe. Ind. 193-801 FOR SALE — Case Vac tractor 7 ft. power mower, cultivators, Masey Harris 6 ft. combine, work horse*. T. M. Andrews, 589 K. 5 miles north on Hy. 27. 203 3tx FOR SALE 1939 Chevrolet coupe: 1937 Chevrolet 3 door; 1946 Plymouth 4 door. I tick Mansfield Motor Bales, 141 8. Second street. 203 gtf Foil SALE -- Au Apartment House with 3 fine apartment*, ouly 3 bin k« from the business section of Decatur. An Income of over 8100 per mouth, only require* 83500 to handle Call No. 174 J. F. Saitmann or R.vy Eller. Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur . Ind lana. 20< 3t FOR SALE - Good flatted cor* cribs with door frames 9 ft x 11 ft. spike tooth harrows. 10-ft super cultipacker. Judson lime and fertiliser spreader Tractor manure spreader. One used GP John Deere tractor. One used 2-14 AC plow. One used 2-12 plow. Gerber-Moser Implement Co. Phone 2551. 203-b6t FOR SALE Good Semi-Modern Home. nicely located near S. huols. and I usiues* district Th* owner is leaving th* city and the property Is priced to sell, ('all No. 174. J- F. Sattmann. or. Roy Eller. Midwest Realty Auction C«». Decatur. Indiana 294 3t SPEAKING OF INNKRSPRING Mattresses - More than I.<SX» leading hotel* use Spring Air Mattresses Hotel buyer* are difficult to convin-e yet Spring Air has proven it* self in actual hotel use over a period of 15 to 20 year*. Spring Air carries a 15 year guarantee Come in and let u* ebow you this uonderful mattresa. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 3<l-4t —■ - ■ FOR SALE — Completely Modern < room home, automatic Ga* Furnace and Waler heater. Built-in feature*. Unusually well constructed Home in excellent repn|r. - Landscaped Yard and Fine Shade and Fruit trees Double Garage Nicely located la oae of the tine rpcidential sections ot Decatur Puri baser may assume the VILA Loan It desired Call No 174. J. F. Eia’saan or Roy EHar ?! idt«t Realty Auction Co Dneatur 1 Indiana 204 3t

QUICKIES by Ku ItoynoMa santa r "Women are too fickle — When I got this job with a Democrat Want Ad. they were all craxy about guys In uniform!" FOR SALE—7 room modern home, located In west end of Decatur on a large lot. Newly remodeled. good furnace, large cistern, automatic gas water heater, basement, large utility room, good roof, fenced in back yard with outside fireplace. 2 car garage. Miist be seen to he a> predated Immediate possession ** owner is moving on a farm Phone 68. The Kent Realty 4 Auction Co.. Inc. C. W. Kent or Gerald Strickler. 204 2t FOR SALE—Strictly all modern home, beautiful hardwood floors and natural woodwork. Inlaid linoleum in kitchen and bath, builtin cabinet* with double sink and sprayer, insulated, storm windows and screen, nice Mae kitchen with breakfast nook Venltlan blinds This home Is located In an ideal location. Im mediate possession as owners have moved from city. Phone <B. The Kent Realty A Auction Co., Inc. C. W. Kent or Gerald Strick ler 204 2t W A N i ’ iTd WANT— To rent apartment by Oct. 1. Phone 1450, 203 3tx WANTED -fort, cinders and stone Io haul. R A. Everett, phone 569 E. 303 <3tx WANTED TO and dairy cattle. Schetmao'a Marti et. Pbone 8081. 794 f WANTEIi: WaHretm. Ap plv in person. — Ideal Dairy Bar. 20412 Wanted to buy used car* See Harold Steffen at Steffen Standard Station. Third and Monroe. Pbone 246. 197-glOt WANTED — Good Qua’ity HAY Uvose Barn Cured And Dry Enough To Halo And Ship. John Feaael Phone 6262 185 TF WANTED TO BUT— Peed ear* Dick Mansfield Motor Salea 141 8. Second St.. Docatur, Ind. 148-ts WANTED: Men to work in bakery and on bread route*. Call in perwon.— Stewart'* Bakery. 204t2 WANTED W. P~A Toilet*, ce»» pool*, septic tank* to clean out Repair oM pita If wanted Write Major Barria. Grover Hill. Ohio, pbone 76 IM 24t WANTED: Good quality hay • • baled or Itvose • - also straw.—Burk Elevator Co. Phone 25. 190TF WANTED - Girl or 1-ady to stay with children 2-6 beginning when school start* for 2 month period while mother work*. Call 16982 after 5:30 p.m 3'»3 3tx WANTED- Mtmeognaamg work Professional equipment. Save money on lettera. sale* messagea programs, form*, etc. Joan Cowan. Phono 870. Heller Build Ing 344-TF WANTED - Salespeople, full or part time, to sell Xtermray lamp*, to homes, store*, factor les and farms In your community For Interview write to the Xterm ray Distributer*. 1173 Lincoln way Eait. South Bend. Ind. 199 <t WANTED - W* any iron, ragv papor. hide*, fur. greaao. Algo handle lew and u**d structural •feel aad pipe. For quick oorvice call Maier Hide and Fur Co. Oar only xddress TV Woot Monroe Pbone 448 tM-tf SKWINQ MACHINE Rapalrtng - Let us convert yo«r old treadb Macklae Into a modern electric We make ooverod batlooa. buck Ola machteo bot'oaholea; H«« atltchtng We boy aad sell sowing machine*. Boardman’s 323 North First 181 2<-U MISCELLANEOUS STARTER AND OtNFRATOP oarvlee.. Dick. Maaaflold Motor Bale*. 140 8. Beeoad Bt.. Docatur lad. ITRtf RADIO RKPAtR— For complete aad dependable radio repair work, try ear guaranteed aorrtee at ;*a*uusblo price*. Naugk* Mtf Trad* in a Good Town — Decatui

DECATUR DAILY DBMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

PIANO TUNING and service. Boyd Btepler, phone Monroe 94-P. 18-T MONEY TO IXJAN ~7:ash l"sn» of 810 to 8300 made to men or women. Decatur Loes a Dikcount Co. Trust Bldg.. Phene 319 55 TF Complete Protection Service. All types insurance.—Kenneth Runyon, K. C- Bldff, Phone 885. T FARMERS ATTKNTION W* remove dead horaea, cows, hog* oU. Decatnr phone 204 R. We pay all pbon* chargor The Stadler FertllUor Co, formerly the Bind ler Products Co. 1541 SEE HAUGKB tor automatic water beaters— wstor systeme— hnth rooms—or kKchooe. We furnish pipe and Install anything we seU 80-ts ELECTRICAL WIRTMTaiUPPUEB -Let ua supply you with your electrical needs, such a* wire, awltcbas, boxes, receptacle*, fix turea, motor* or anything that yon may need. Quotation* given on aay Job, Arnold G Kiosk--317-TF ATTENTION. forage harvester owners! Re sure and see the "Five-Way" wagon unloader The simplest, sturdiest, most compact canvas type unloader on the market. On display at our store. Steffen Impl. Co. Third Bt. Phone 180. 203 5t LET SPIKE DO IT! Does your radio, washer, iron, sweeper, or any electrical appliance need repairing? If so. let “Spike" fix it. For prompt service, call or bring your appliances in need of repair to us. Parts for all make* of washers, radios, sweepers or Iron*. Phone 463. Arnold 4 Klenk, Im . 2<»3 ts — FOR RENT—FOR RENT Downstair* sleep Ing room in m<>dern home. Phone 1241, 604 Nuttman avenue. 201 g4t FOR RENT Two-room furnished apartment in Decatur, also large clothes closet. Good location. Sink, hot and cold water, gas, lights and free phone. References required. Phone 103-B, Monroe. 203-b3t ”MIDI> L K ~A Gi: I~L AI > Y has com sortable home to share with suitable couple in this city. Address communication to Box 404 c/o Democrat.” 203-3 t *l*l*olM NEXT OF KgKI ITMIX EsTMK N<». ««U> Not hr I* hrrrbj altr*. tie- tjud- r»igt <<l has been 4p|**inte<t E«e> iitnx of the estate of -M irtli* A. Fug ilf !■>* of AilattiK County, <t«-'••*»«<! The estate Is probably solvent Hlaaebe Faaate Krlek Kaerwtrla Ausasl I*. IIM*. Het »ss 4 smith Atfnrner August 91-3*. Sept. I Value Os Temporary Silo; Pointed Out Huy is In short supply this *ea son, states county agent L. E. Archbold. and further, the early cuttings are not of the best quality, due to wet, muggy weather during the cutting season The lower feeding value of this hay (lack of soluahle minerals and vitamin* content t will lower milk production and breeding efficiency this winter and early spring. Good corn silage will cut the need for hay by one half Good Milage will help to supply vitamins and mineral* lacking in this crop ot hay. County ageni Archlmld urges that all permanent allo* be filled and th*t arrangement tn* made to erect temporary silo*. Trad* In a Qood Town — Decatur ■’i.r'i.Tiiß c«n nUr ; I?M IM nW fc’i ; LBNC IISTANCt IlVllt JI GRICE J * **••>■ lot CIIPPBB v»s is<. • TEEPLE TRUCK LINE laHMBMHMBBHRRBBBBBBB I ITS J REALLY FRESH! ( From Prime ( Native Beef! f PURE ) GROUND / BEEF < 55c ib- j GEKBEKS MEAT MARKET / Phone 97 (

Plan Grain Storage On County's Farms Steps Being Taken To Meet Emergency Steps to be taken to meet the grain storage emergency were outlined here today by Winfred L. Gerk*. chairman of the Adams county agricultural conservation committee. He attended a district meeting oh grain storage and price supports held at Huntington yesterday. Mr Gerke said that action will have to he taken at once to provide storage for the 1948 record grain crop if loss of farm income and valuable food and feed Is pre vented. He called for the coopera tion of all farmers and others who have an interest in saving grain in doing all they can to help provide storage for the record crop. He said that at the district meeting it was pointed out that the 1948 national grain crop wheat, corn, oat*, barley, rye. soybean and grain sorghum will total some where around 6X* billion bushels, which leaves the country 900 million to one billion bushels short of

;■ the last daTofthelastW if/ ( a j OitCAGOMOroe club /I W SAVS: IT IS GONG TO TAKE / / z ALu iHt SKILL CX EVEIPV INq I ■' ' DMDUAL DPIVE9 TO AvOiD A KI X NEW HCH in TRAFFIC PCAThS INJURIES in The blcordBREAKING VOLUMES EXPECTED a -‘** >/ hi 3 <j*. ■ WsjU.XitBS.JNM A, Os LABOR DAY! V-- - -

FOR SALE 7 RtMtm all modern home on a beautiful shaded lot, only 1 */j block* from (i. E. and 5 blocks from Buxines* dintrict. New one car ifarage and Rt*>d small chicken house, alwtul 12 good fruit trees, nice grape arbor, and good garden spot. POSSESSION can be had al any time needed. This home i* priced for quick bale at It can be inspected at anytime as it i* owner occupied. We will Im* pleased to show it to you. if you call Phone The Kent Realty & Auction Co., Inc. C. W. Kent or Gerald Strickler

INSURANCE — rijfht here where you can reach us day or nigrht! um s.*k Leland Smith Insurance Agency UU i THIMBLE THEATER — Now Showing—"NO PROMPTING. PLEASE " The COACM e TRY NA <36T IAS CMA'Q-MAN of Th£ kvA. LUMMOX, HON 4UNY PlN(Sfegg\? CA*b>J lummlV A X-X1 UJMMIX AOWT’-CO COWM'TTCE, » MuST sfe£< T O r L—- 7 5 At® TSv hASD 7ZI UNIVE»Ky.»«J JPMOU? STANCW2PS OF eve 1 rfW ' L ' ZLxJ 7 ' Z ~Z dgEAT insTiTJT'On *! / qm I M£ CAN PLAY FOOTBALL , jLjfrh.. ra //i But wb want L it i i - JSp BA A A J \\ Sfm\7' L'' 2 (( i BLONDIE— PROPERLY SNUBBED „ ''ILL 1 Hllii 1 IS TH AT YOU.)! ■K I'k"’; Ks EwS dagwood? :■?? NO* x -Qwc ■ ,T evtoewTuv) — WL- IT'S NOT > In OCeSHT MAKE X J t>3 A MB' hil/d 1 Snl any CiffepcnlE . , I *2 >7* ,f- 7) 17 »ts ZjW a 2 HM *T 1 V mb cq evtPY evtNNG r> \v. ‘ 7 hJOT'r-J 9 , fog FtrreeM S yy’ 1 ’ ) Jw r i veAQ3. WMENI Xj Yxj,-* Jj| ' ■' r ooe home euoMPe V 4 *- 1 asks rue san* <\ S? JB MTt Uif- X "dlK< question-tuns-it /XA 1 v -T ILLtAV KO: —' fc.- j I '» L M tOZJ® JLZ JR*

enough storage space for the crop Estimates -were given at the meeting that the state will need add! tlonal storage for 92 million bushels of corn. All of the grains will be competing for the limited st..r age for the corn and soybean crop Mr, Gerke stated that loan* and purchase agreement* will he available to support prices to farmers but the effectiveness of these programs will depend to a great extent on getting the grain Into proper storage. Details of these support program* are avail able at the county ACP office located at Decatur, which Is open each day except Saturday. Other steps to be taken are a survey to determine how much of what kind of storage is needed, then to do all that can be done to obtain materials for additional storage. Temporary storage appear* to be part of the answer to protecting this year’s crop Action will be taken to obtain materials for this kind of storage "We are going to have to take care of storing our grain right here in Adams county for the most part,” Mr Gerke said “We cannot depend <>n country and terminal elevators taking care of our grain And most of that storage will have to be taken care of right out on the farm where the grain was pro duced.” A daily serving of potatoes provides as much as one-fourth of the normal vitamin C quota.

hl w *Mm MM I *. f f b’J f j p * GENERAL and Mrs. Douglas MacArthur step down from a plane at Tokyo after a day In Korea to attend inauguration of the new Korean government. They left Tokyo early in the day, were back that evening. (International) Trade In a Good town — Decatur All Kind* of Iron Werti 01191 ORNAMENTAL D»c«tor. M. IRON • Phone #462 SHOP—Ctrner Washington & 11th Sts. Res—l 22 S. 13th St. sue" at Newsstands DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT The Afternoon HOME Newspaper Newspaper office closed Saturday afternoon. Elevator Co. Daeetur P»ter*on Monea*

KENNETT, MURRAY 4 CO. Corrected August 28 200 to 225 lbs. 29 W 225 to 250 lbs. . 29 2* 25« to 2<o |b* 28 7# 260 to 270 lbs ... 28 2* 270 to 280 lbs. _ 27 7* 280 to 290 lbs. ... ?7 2« 290 to 300 lb*. .. t<.T| ::oo t.> 325 lim. ... 28.21 325 to 2*o lbs. . .. 26 71 350 to 37$ lbs ......... 25.2# 375 to 4<m lbs 24.76 180 to 200 |ba. .......... 28 78 J6O to 180 lbs. 28.2# HO to 160 lbs 24.09 120 to 140 lbs. 23.60 100 to 120 lb* 23.00 Roughs 100 lbs. down . 25.50 200 to 225 Um 2500 325 to 350 lbs 24 5* 350 to 375 lbs 24 00 375 to 400 Jbs 23 50 400 to 425 lbs. ... 22.00 425 to 450 lbs 22.50 450 to 475 lbs ... 2200 475 to 500 lbs. 2150 500 to sso lb*. . 21.00 550 to 600 1b5............ 20.(0 Stags 11.00 Hoars 12 00 Veals <Wed. A Sat J 29 50 lamibs I Wed. 4< Sat ) 23 50 Ewe* 8 00 Yearlings 15.00 SCHMITT‘B STOCK YARDS Corrected August 28 200 to 220 lbs 29.50 210 to 2.’!<‘ lbs 29.25 190 to 200 lb*. 29 25 180 to 190 lbs 20.00 170 to 180 lb*. 28.75 160 to 170 lbs 28 25 24tf to 250 lbs. 29 25 250 to 260 lb*. 29.00 260 to 270 lbs . 28 50 270 to 280 lbs 28 00 280 to 290 lbs 27.50 290 to .100 |hs. 27 00 3<A> to 325 lbs. 26.50 325 to 350 lbs. 361 H) 350 to 375 lbs 25 50 1375 to 4»o lbs. ”6 00 HO to 16" |bs 24.75 100 to HO lbs. 22.75 Rough* e'Ht down ... 25 00 Stag* 17.00 Lambs 25 o< Calves 28 09 Ewes 8.00 Bucks .. 609 Boars .. 1104 LOCAL GRAIN MARKST BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected August 28 Beans suojwct to extang* during day. Pric*s delivered at elevator. Ask for price*. Grain: .03 per bushel les*. Corn: .07 per 100 less. feb. farm. WHOLESALE EGG ANO POULTRY QUOTATION* Furnished by DECATUR PROOUCC CO. Phen* 310 l’orrei te<| August 28 Grade A targe white ... S< Grade A large brown 5< Heavy Hens .... .31 la-ghorn hen* 4 lb* up 23 Coiks ... .. .13 Fryers call for price*. GRAIN PRICES Adame Ceunty F. *. Ce-Op’* Berne-Menroe-William* Pleasant Mill* Corrected August 28 No ! Wheat . 209 Oats 7n Corn . j 70 Beans . .. j.tat Call for rye price*. Trade In a Good ewn — Oecatue

PAGE FIVE