Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 30 October 1948 — Page 5

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■f"'K C AL. CLASSIFIED ■ vE RTISING RATES word* '>r ■K s..< 2 time* ">c; jj 6 times JI "5 < IK uu/.t.-d are for <«n»ec'•O a ...; i for (( , r pi point BLACK i, * ,,rd ca< ' h in ' minimum charge. ; IW, n .ii a<lH »»«♦“•<’ in P ara ’ BJW, 5,,-; increase over rate l>e in office by 11 odv- through Friday. |m< a ; deadline is 9 *«n I pQR SALE~ Girl h bicycle in good ■K phone 8331- 256t3 Anti • Freeze Im Man-field Motor Sales. Chevrolet Mas MME' /, f,,0.| condition. 1045 <t phone 1818. 25Ct2 K^K^/ r ; Radio* -- Zenith. ■Kpin I 4 95 t’P. Also used rad N ' 1 - :l! k liro " 207 ts H.A.MI-: oil spare heaters patented fuel saver avail all sires Haugk*. 213 ts < < lonian Oil Burner |K,. and floor furnaces order Limit'd I ! rick Broa. 207 ts Bottle das j:ist"J ounplete and up. Bros. 307 ts Girls' arey anow suit i Worn one year Cail 1313 5 156 3tx s ESTATE coal heatrolas, :n ami large sizes in Block. ■K, I# id coal and oil heaters QM 213 ts G.E Wnife enamel Hound rook stove. Like new. % Kirkland high school ■ VI mr Byerly. 256t3x ■WE r a. Vi.ss and automatic, ■ » and u > Haugks ApplianPlumbing. Healing. 197-TF B*ot SALE — Idrt. cinders, deCall Glass at O. P a . < raigvlHe de Decatur Ultf \77nTEI RNITUBE SHOW WEAP. Let Vogue Furniat a tremendous saving to Call 1884 or 1077. 212-ts ■ EZr. MYERS or Deming deep . » Pip>-rot Installations < ' n .- iep:b nced labor. BakKi..n. >it.g and Heating. Phone 7'4 W Monroe St. 138 T. Ilir.AS Por the home maker are suggested by a visit ur »tore. You are most Sprague Furniture Phone 199. 240-ts |Kl\t; NEW FI'RNIIURE? ?- Vogue Furniture make your .tyie, in any pattern and for n the CMt-Cail 1884 21211 OPT our entire stin k. ■’ "',m mr other business Bargains in alumin and Pyrex holiday Meme them quick. The Brock ' 263TF OB' SALE - Bottle Gas and elec ranges - Estate • L'nhersal - Mrat.d - falotlc. Immediate de HKvvry \\ ,de selection to choose lUu<k * A PPli*nces, Plumb•rlleating. 107-TF S'ALE Roper Dri-Gas ranges BM >r ' t ' 1 Refrigerator* Before you ask the lady who owns IT/ alm »»«W heaters, water installed. Stucky's Ap Mantes. Geneva Hatcheries L iso * . SALE To setSe" estate, 10 I L°a 1,0 ~U,IIZ bomß 10 ,alr ■l'' ‘ ‘"s 0B valuable commsr- ■?! lot on First Street. Priced I ft. " ,Or q " lck Bob Hel Heller BuUdlng. ■ • 206 ts K, S \ , .' E Completely Modern IK,? k' 01 " H "m« newly painted Brc ? s*‘ * U *®‘ repair. Automa Birr r =* r Heat ' Motor Flumb Blr r»r7 j 8 ? 1 * W,t * r - Interior new ■Mina **bed Screes* and Storm Bke? 4 ! o** 0 ** Gar M« One of the ■oci ‘n the Homestead ■ Yard V* ? UWI riM L,wn • nd I.V 17 ‘j*7 * rf fn * ,r **’ Cali Bkasi ‘ 1 banmann. Midwest B<‘au* Au<tl ° B Co. Decatur. InB-~-_ WMt ■ tag '*' E -Bnsuiitaily fiauuwi in t. « ylB - knotty I home ° b * <i rOOm rBBC h type ■‘s b-'* 0 "‘H” rro “ your work I k,T 'U rarL i bBTB *P«nt ■ acre at* n U Bnlshlng One I tkm » B e ,rO,l “ d ,or y<mr reere*’ I *»y f- r '•"’•’“•x P B »«I high I »os*ttL L COn ' *' n ‘*nce Lots of I Ihi w > ow ners now workI catur ®° b H *“* r IW# ' M *“* Bonding Phone fr-- 230-ts j B e Weeg Town Decatur

FOR SALE — Dining room suite Call 8131. 2H g3t FOR SALE —White Sellers kitchen cabinet Good condition Phone 1127. 267-2tx Our Best Business is Repeat Business. We love it. I'sed cars from $125 up.— Fred Busche, 303 N. 9th St. 255t3xi FOR SALE — Jamesway equip- ' ment. Poultry man: for profit-1 able egg production, have an 1 abundance of feeders, fountains ; and sanitary 'metal nests. See our large selection of poultry | supplies—Decatur Hatchery. 256t10 FOR SALE — Completely Modern! Seven Room Home. New Furnace, full size lot, nice Yard and Shade. An Ideal Location on a Good Residential Street and only 2 blocks from the Lutheran Church. Call No. 174, J. F. Sanmaim, Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Indiana. 565-3 t FOR SALE—An Unusually Well Constructed Five Room Pre War Home with Modern Kitchen, Dins ing Room and Living Room on first floor and 2 Large Bedrooms i on second floor and fine bath room. Hardwood Floors throughF out. Possession 30 Days. Call No. 174, J. F. Sanmann, Midwe»t ’ Realty Auction Co., Decatur. InJ diana. 255-3 t FOR SALE— Two row mounted 1 picker for Oliver 70. Allls-Chal- • mers W. C.. Farmall H and Massey Harris; one row pull type corn pickers; corn and hay elevators; Oliver A General tractor manure spreaders; Oliver A Gen. I eral tractor discs Used—Two! , row John Deere pull type corn picker; one row Case picker; G ft. Case combine; G ft. Oliver) M combine. Oliver 70 tractor with ! cult.—Craigvlße Garage 257-.lt, WANTED WANTED — A-l mechanic Top, I wages Joy's Shell Station. 10 ml Nos Decatur on 27. 255-3tx' • WANTED "t(7* BUY—- ' dairy cattle. Scheiman's Market. | 1 Phone 3081. 79 ts ■] | . | WANTED — Inside repair, remodeling, or cabinets built-in. Phone I 684. Monroe. Call after sp. tn. i 256t3x —'■■■ — " 1 ■* I ■ WANTED: Lubrication man. Zinlsmaster Motor Sales, J Ist & Monroe. Phone 372. [ | 255 t .3 ’ WANTED: Good quality hay ,i • - baled or loose • - also . straw.—Burk Elevator Co. | Phone 25. 190TF . WANTED—Elderly lady for light housework in small town No washing or. ironing. 2 in family. ! More for home tfian wages Re- > ply Box 424, Democrat. 255-3tx . WANTEl4—Washings or Ironings also respectable girl or woman roomer In modern home located I docks from hospital Phone > 7574. 333 Stevenson St 257-3tx WANTED - We buy Iron, rags 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 WANTED Mlinecgraphlna wort Professional equipment Save money on letters, sales messages ’ programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870. Heller Build Ing 844-TF WANTED TO CLEAN-WPA toll i ets, cesspool*, septic tanks, i open wel's and cisterns (save part of the water.) Major liar ria. Grover Hill. 0., Phone 76. 253t3(t ' SEWING MACHINE Repairing — • lx-t us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric We make covered buttons, buck I els. machine buttonholes; Hem stitching We boy and sell sewing machine* Boardman’s 223 North [ First MISCELLANEOUS ! PIANO TUNING and service Boyd Stapler, phone Monroe H P. 1 PHONE D»7 Try the Fleetwave ' Permanent -the wave of tomor ; row today 17 59 *up Bobette Beauty Salon 2516 t A DUCK would drown in Fine Foam, it’s so penetrating Clean* l ..rugs and upholstery perfectly — Smith Drug Co. 25613 ' THE BERNE NURSING HOME • has vacancies. Term* reasonable I Your inspection Invited Pb<>ne| 1 Berne 5421 » s^>u | ! MONEY TO LOAN - Cash loans of 110 to 2300 made to men or wo- > men Decatur Loan 4 Discount Co Trust Bldg . Phone 319. 56-ts ’ SEE HAUGK'S for automatic water ’I heaters— water system*— bath- [ room.-or kitchen. We furnish pipe and igatall anything w* sail ; *o-u

< UICKIES by Ken Reynolds I y■ I “No, no. stupid! Fetch me the ' paper with the Democrat Want i Ads in it!" |- 1 WANTED: Good quality hay loose or baled. Now located down by the river bridge. John Feasel. phones 1322 & 6262. 226 TF RADIO REPAIR— For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service st reasonable prices. Haugks. 60-ts FARMERS ATTENTION We remove dead horses, cows, hogs etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15-ts LET SPIKE~DO TtT— 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 apnliances In need of repair to us. Parts for all makes of washers, radios, sweepers or I irons. Phone 463. Arnold 4 Klenk. Inc. 203-ts ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES | —Let us supply you with your electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fix- • | tures, motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job. Arnold 4 Klenk. 217 ts FOR RENT FOR RENT—Apartment 3 rooms I and bath. Unfurnished. Phone ,1 TMS. 27.5 3tx FOR RENT—S room house, 2 mile west and 1 mile south of Coppeas Corner. Phone 569-C. Decatur phone. 25Gt3x ■ FOR RENT 2 room furnished ' apartment, ground floor, private entrance. Inquire 216 N. 4th. Phone 1427. 256 2t FOR RENT Converted car homes. Flush toilet, lavatory, sink, furnished or unfurnished. 2'* mi. E. on 224. inquire Porter Trailer Sales, on 27. Phone 1616 or 1427. 255::t FOR RENT — Sleeping room in modern home. Hot and cold soft water. Innerspring mattress.— Mrs. Clark Flaugh, 117 So. 4th. Phone 257 between 6 and 8 p m or a. m. 256t2 Man Badly Injured In Farm Accident Bern*. Oct 3«» Floyd Mitchel. Washingion township fanner living, northeast of Monroe, is a patient ' at the Adams county memorial hospital, suffering from serious injur ies received in s farm mishap He suffered a brain concussion and a severe scalp wound when he was. hit on the head by a crank from a . corn elevator used to put corn in he crib. The crank came off t*nd i struck Mitchel He ««» unconscious for some time but will recover.

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Pork Price Unlikely To Drop Any Lower Farmer Purchasing Power On Decline Washington. Oct. 30 — (UP) — The price nt pork < hops is almut as ! low now as it will be for some time. i according to the agriculture department. In Ps monthly report on the meat i situation, the department said hog prices normally decline about eight I percent from September to Octoj bar because of the fall upswing in marketings. Prices fell earlier and faster this j year than usual, the report said ■ Probably most of the seasonal decline has already taken place But It added that the customary January price boosts may not occur so early in 1949 Feeding hogs to heavier weights on this year’s hug® corn crop may keep supplies up a little longer than normally. The seasonal decline In meat prices, plus price drops for com and butterfat, brought the farmer’s pun-basing power down to its lowest point In six years, the department's tnid-niontb price survey showed The declines were only partially offset by gains in prices of small grains, tobacco and truck crops Meanwhile the farmer's cost of living continued almost as high as last mouth NOTICE Anyone not having transportation to the polls Tuesday, please notify Democratic Headquarters i —— I Phone and a driver will call and take you to your voting place. po). adv. I ptXIMMEE2aHNMMHKaaBMMB ) IT’S j > R2ALLY FRESH! ( 1 From Prime 1 C Native Beef! < PURE ( GROUND | BEEF 55c rnn ( MEAT MARKET \ Phone 97 ■vmbtbmbbbmmmbbb<

FOR SALE! • 1946 BUICK SEDANETTE R & H—Good Condition • 1917 DESOTO CLUB COUPE • 1946 DESOTO CLUB COUPE Fully Equipped • 1940 PLYMOUTH 4 IMM)R • 1947 JEEP—4 WHEEL DRIVE • • 1941 CHEVROLET 2 IMM)R Dick Mansfield Motor Sales DESOTO — PLYMOUTH 141 So. Second Phone 1645

Public Sale — OF—- — U.B. CHURCH BUILDING The Trustees of the Will-hire U. B. Church are offering for sale the brick building located on State street, Willshire, Oh>o, Saturday, November 6th, 1948 at 2:30 O'clock P. M„ (E.8.T.) Dimension* of Builidng: 50x33 (<■<;! 15 f et to square bell tower 30 in height; good slate roof on both building an<i tower; 8 colored glass windows. 1 colored glas* double window This building has a grea' deal of good building material — purchaser to Wreck building. TERMS: One-half of sale price on day of sale, balance when possession is given on or before January I. 1949 building to be wrecked on or before July 1, 1949. The trustees reserve t|ie right to rejei t any or all bid*. Trustees Willshire U. B. Church Suntan Bro*., Auctioneers 30 3

VOTE FOR Herman C. Haugk l( \N < For County i'Xtfr'S Commissioner Ua. I 3rd District • MORE THAN 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Bl ILIh ING ROADS. BRIDGES AND DITCHES. • 1 understand highway building and maintenance equipment. • 1 own and operate a farm in Monroe Township. • I am also interested in the Haugk Heating & Appliance store. Vote for a man with experience on Nov. 2, pol adv.

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TRUMAN COUNTS | (Coat- From Pag* Ons) ' san foreign policy by Ids attacks' I on the administration's handling of I , foreign affairs After his speech in St latuis to- i I night, the president will return to ; ' itis home in Independence to vote Ills press secretary. Charles G Roas, said he would retire at his usual hour lu p.m election night without waiting for returns. He will return to Washington after the election and will leave Nov. 8 for a vacation and rest at Key West. Fla The first title of English nobility issued in America was to the In dian Manteo, who was named Lord jof Roanoke on Roanoke Island N C . 1587. NOTICE FARMERS Our cream station, formerly operated by Sylvia Smitley, will Im* operated by Lucy Call. The station will he closed Monday forenoon and Thursday after- ( ntHtn. Your patronage will | be appreciated. ISALY’S Creamery Products. Inc. awvwvwwwwwwwww NOTICE Because of the Fall Festival. WALL’S BAKERY will be open Monday Nov. 1. Phone 316. HMWVWVMMWkMMAAAMMWVI FOR SALE House and Lot st Homestead* Weil improved, newly painted. Modern in *ll respect*. Shown by appointment. . Also. Building Lot in Decatur r for tale. G. Remy Bierly, Inc. w All Kind* of Iron Wort 7/ CUPM ORNAMENTAL Decatur, Ind. IRON • Phone 5462 SHOP—Cf rner Washington & 11th Sts. Res—l 22 S. 13th St. EEEEH3IA £l *’ ,r ’ KT-linTlM W'4 : lout Bliimi NOIINC JfUVICE • • >(•">• l»l CIIPPfW V*" li«*l l«fc • TEtPLE TRUCK LINE

a, i w hi i in, ini. KENNETT — MURRAY A CO. Corrected Oct 30 160 to 225 lb* 24 25 225 to 25u tbs. 24.00 1250 to 275 lbs 23.75 275 to 300 n>s 23 50 Joo to 325 n>s. 23 25 325 to 350 Ib*. 22.75 350 to 375 !b». 22 25 375 to 400 n>s 22.00 140 to 160 tbs. 22.50 12<> to 140 lbs. 2200 100 to 120 Hi*. 21.50 Roughs 300 Rih. down 22.00 300 to 350 n>* 21.50 350 to 400 Ib» 21.00 400 to 450 n,» 20 50 45u to 500 lbs 2o 00 500 to 550 lb** 19 50 550 to 560 th* 19 O 0 Stags 16 00 ('.live* 3150 Hoars 11 oo Veals ... 31 00 Spring Lamb., . .... 22 50 Yearlings 15.00 Ewe* 7.04 SCHMITT'B STOCK YARDS t'orieiled Oct 30 225 to 250 lbs 24 s<t 250 U> 275 R.s .. 24 25 i 275 to 300 lbs 23 75 IM to 200 n«* 24 on IM to IM *• 23 s'l I 300 to 350 lb* 23 25 350 to 400 n,» 22 75 |M to IM His 22 0o Roughs 3ou down 22 50 laimbs 21.00 Stags . |7. )'" Calve* 30.00 Ewe* 7 00 Hucks 5 00 Boar* 12 00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Oct 30 Beau* aubject to change during day. Price* delivered at elevator. A»k for price*. Grain .03 per bushel les*. Corns .07 per 100 les* fol) farm WHOLESALE ECG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Correited Gi t 30 Grade A large white 64 Grade A large brown .62 lleavn hens .... .28 Leghorn lieu* I n>* up 26 Cocka . .15 Fryers call for prices GRAIN PRICES Adam* County F. B. Co-Op'* Berne-Mon roe William* Pleasant Mill* Corrected Oct 30 jNo i wio.it •: i; I Oats . .73 Corn 2 io j Beans ...... 232 Cal! for rye prices Trade In a Good Town — Decatur Elevator Co. Decatur • Peterson • Monroe NOTICE M/ office will be closed from Oct. 29 to Nov. 7, both dzte* Inclusive. DR. JOHN TERV EER 415 Madison Trade In a Good town — Decatur

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