Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 16 November 1948 — Page 5

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»-''Kal classified ® RATES or less: s uc: 2 times 75c; K Hsl' 6 times $1.75 KKnm.t’ed are for C ° nSeC ‘ No classified »KceP ted for ski pda y Bfor l ft P° int BLACK 'KK 5c ])e r word each inflg MF minimum charge. 1 ads listed in para--5n% increase over rate. Thanks. Obituary. In KSm. 2c P er word ’ 75C be in office by 11 WWonda'’ through Friday. KWv deadline is 9 a.m. jwOR SALE Anti • Freeze Motor Salesnaetos -- Zenith, 1249' 1 M’- Also used radBros. 207 ts Dirt, cinders, deCall Lorin Glass at 0. sK-- Craigville & Decatur 16btf M. C. panel HL if>m Studebaker coupe. llljildmmbilH sedan. Doc's '>w ek ' rb,mc lo: " 265 ts KTe Turkeys. Broad bronze or White Hol■E, Al>,:i; anj 'ize. Both dressK» alive. A. W. Lytle. Call ! ,,iii'.i or i'■ eiiing. 262-18 t ■KunTTI KNITURE SHOW ■Ke'/: Let Vogue Furni|K>. rg’-r and re-style tremendous saving to ■Kall ISS4 or 1077. 212-ts SK \TW~m;NirURE? ?— Kl'fir;- I-'::rnit:;re make your style, in any pattern and Ktrf'7 : a tile cost -Call 1884 KS C r i's.-d washers, freez- £ coal heating stoves. ?7 o Maytag stove, on Maytag Service. 23S N. 2nd WK 95 ' 258-T - Estate - Universal ■ W.de .-lection to choose ... <.-. Plumb ■ALE To settle estate, 19 M J family home in fair Mt::. on valuable commer-i Kl I * > n First Street. Priced, for quick sale. Bob Hel-1 Heller Building,: K 870. 206-tf' t'c'-ly Modern 5 biGi'nl in tlie Honie1 m.d almost 2 acres .1 Cal! No 171. J. F. "f I.n> Gillig Midwest A. 'i Co. Decatur. In-269-3 L - ini gas bulk service aval..mi,- for Home and :a' heating, get our B : "i. invest in heatStinky's Dri-gas Hatcheries, |^K e 156. Geneva, Ind. 33_T |^R’- r - • A Xew Completely rimii Hmm-, fine BuiltIK I'-’' 1 '-’' V.m-mn Blinds. Full ■ '.'.a- \\, t -. | Heater and /' Ideally located. |K X I ' l, J - *■ Sanmann or M Midwest Realty Am1 Decatur. Indiana. ■ 269 ' 3t |K MACHINERY AUCTION. |Er ' "’nibbles, corn pickers, |K ' and lllan . v other im|K <:> Farmers, bring in |K -NJ- equipment. P.uvers » merywhere will be here IK*,”’” 1 "' available. Mohr's M 1 * Sdles - innings Road. Chiu. Bevington and Auctioneers. There will |K each mont!l in the jK'-.__ 268-61 finished in ■-v ?? Pr s,yle - knotty KJ 0 bf ‘d room ranch type |^K L *',' mi ' e9 * rotn Four work r . o 'ners have spent IK~. re 111 lts finishing. One for your reerea- ■ Gening. Paved highconvenience. Lots of IK - bl.uwn only by ap ■ W of n ° wuers now work ' K- - , ?, Watur fi «b Heller, |K" e “ ei Elding. Phone — 23i) - tf » '.' hn n «Te 2'-A two ■ e: - ' (Grn Fieker. used |K Ca-/t P t reS ’' ' ery good ; press John ' factor New. |K* : ; ih *c-|H ab , SoUers - with sMI P ! CkerS ’ " lanure | |Kt<t- r ,,‘ k,> ,n ° th harrows. IK -mA ' bass and IK b- e-? 5 fw ,mctors s ‘ef K Com P«y. Third ■ : -«w } 27 °-5» ■t J things I

5 FOR SALE —1948 Plymouth Coach. R& H. Doc’s Car Dock. 269-3 t FOR SALE—Large me. Katahdin potatoes. $1.95 per cwt. Ray’s West Side Market. 266-ts FOR SALE —Moset “A” Ford. Excellent condition. Phone 645-J. 270FOR SALE—White enamel table top oil cook stove in very good condition. Phone 3781. 269-3tx FOR SALE—Durham heifer 3 mos. old. Preble phone 3 on 22. Elmer Meyer. 270-3tx FOR SALE— New Idea manure spreader. Also double disc. Charles Shoaf, 4 mi. E. of Monroe. 269-3tx FOR SALE —1931 Plymouth coupe. i New paint. New tires. Motor just overhauled. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 141 S. 2nd St. 270-5 t FOR SALE — 180 white leghorn pullets. Call at James E. Myers, evenings. 1 mile east of Salem. ’ 269-3 t t FOR -SALE —Order the delicious nut loaf today for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Phone 9212. Free ; delivery. 270-3tx I FOR SALE—“G” Allis Chalmers tractor with cultivators, plow. Less than 8 hours work, Mano Moser, Bluffton, Ind. 270-3 t ! FOR SALE—Do you want to buy a good modern six room well located home in Decatur at your own price Reply Box 431 Democrat. 270-3tx FOR SALE: 1936 Plymouth 4 door. Good, clean, serviceable car. Inquire press room of Democrat. 271g3t ' FOR SALE —Used W. C. tractor with mounted A. C. corn picker. Also New Idea corn picker. Moser Implement Co. Bluffton, Ind. 270-3 t FOR SALE—Chrome Dinette set slightly damaged in shipping. Will sell cheap for cash. Sprague Furniture Store, Phone 199. 271FOR SALE—A good six room home in Monroe, insulattd, full basement, one car garage. Dar- ■ o!4 Bprne R. No. 2or 2% miles ', , of .Magley. 270-3tx , i FOR SALE — Late model monoi gram hard coal Heatrola, brown enameled finish. Walnut dining | room suite. Walter Conrad, 3 miles south of Magley. 270 3tx J FOR SALE—Girls blue winter coat I size 12. Ladies black coat quilted lining size 44. Sorghum molasses. Phone 7185. Mrs. C. D. McClure. R. 1 Decatur. 270-3tx I FOR SALE—Good grocery in growing community. Excellent opportunity for right person. Reasonable. Reply Box No. 433 c/o Democrat. 270-3 t CLOSING OUT our entire stock, ' to make room ior other business interests. Bargains in aluminum and Pyrex holiday items. Grab them quick. The Brock Store. 253TF FOR SALE—I 942 Chev. coach radio, dual heaters. 1939 Dodge % T pick-up. heater and good motor. 1937 Terraplane coach, good tires. $95. 235 or 251 N. 7th St. 271-ltx FOR SALE— Family size Broad Breasted & White Holland Turkeys, Milk fed. raised in sanitary way. Dressed or alive. J. F. Ruppert. Phone 5144 evenings, or call 4913 anytime. 269-9 t MAN ALIVE! What a bargain' One 2-piece frieze living room suite. Used for high school play only. Will sell for $lB5. was $2lO. Can’t tell this suit was ever taken out. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone 199. 270-2 t FOR SALE—A Modern 6 room home, full size lot. nice yard and shade, an ideal location on a good residential street and only two blocks from Lutheran Church. Call No. 174. J. F. San mann or Leo Gillig Midwest Realty Auction Co. Decatur. Indiana. 269-3 t FOR SALE- Kelvinator Deluxe Model Refrigei ators — Electric Ranges—Home Freezers —on display. Several good used refrigerators at bargains. Also the Genuine Estate Oil and Coal Heatrolas. See DECATUR HATCHERY. dealer. 267 l"t FOR SALE— An Unusually Well Constructed 6 Room Completely Modern Home. Gas Heat, with fine landscaped grounds. Double Garage. Call No. 174. J. F. Sanniann or I.eo Gillig. Midwest Realty Auction Co.. Decatur. Indiana. 269.1 t FOR SALE PRE USED FURNI TURE AND RUGS—Serial Liv ing room suites, cheap for cash 1-Cabinet heater, large size A-l condition s3s.'»<». 1 Oblong Dining room table fl' 1 00. This| merchandise was traded in new. Came from good homes. Sprague Furniture Store. Phone m Tr'<4c In i 6cod Town DecatVf.

• QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds L / 111 111 s • ■ 4TK. ■| Wd A , I ‘I “I read the Democrat Want Ads c | every night—if you happen to dei cide to offer a reward for this '•'watch!” t • I- “ t ”My Old Kentucky Home,” and your home, too will gleam when 1 foam cleaned with Fina Foam. , Smith Drug Co. 271 3t t FOR SALE: Here’s your 3 Thanksgiving Special. Take ; this 1940 Ford 2 door, mot8 or recently installed. See c this buy at Brant Motors, Inc. Ask for Charlie Stitzer. It ’ WANTED r WANTED TO BUY— Beef and 1 dairy cattle. Scheiman’s Market. J Phone 3081. 79-ts • WANTED—Man desperately needs i steady employment. Any kind. Experienced truck driver. Reply ' Box 429 Democrat. 270-3 t . WANTED TO RENT—House in or I near Decatur, four to six rooms ' 1 preferred. Please write Box 428, •I c/o Democrat. 271-3tx ’ WANTED — To rent 150-200 acre "I farm. Full line of machinery. ' Grain rent. Box 432 Daily Dera- | ocrat. 270 3tx • > WANTED—Woman or girl to care for children during the daytime. ! 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Phone 5905 after 4:30 p.m. 270-3tx t ■ — — , — WANTED: Good quality hay 1 - • baled or loose - - also 1 straw.—Burk Elevator Co. ; Phone 25. 190TF i! WANTED TO CLEAN—WPA tollets, cesspools, septic tanks, ( open wells, and cisterns (save part of the water.) Major Harris, Grover Hill, O„ Phone 76. 253t30 WANTED— Mimeographing work, Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Heller Building. 244-TF . CHRISTMAS SPECIAL on new and used sewing machines. Desks, , table consoles, portables, treadles —shop hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. everyday. Boardmans, 223 North First st. 259-24tx WANTED: Good quality hay loose or baled. Now located down by the river bridge. John Feasel, phones 1322 & 6262.. 226 TF 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 SEWING MACHINE Repairing — Let us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buckels, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machine*. Boardman’s 223 North First 258t25x '“.MISCELLANEOUS PERMANENTS—RiIIing, machineless. and cold waves. For ap pointments phone Dorothy Hunt. 3043. 268-6 t MONEY TO LOAN — Cash loans of $lO to S3OO made to men or women. Decatur Loan & Discount Co. Trust Bldg., Phone 319. 55-ts SEE HAUGK'S for automatic water heaters— water systems— bathrooms —or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell. 80-ts J RADIO REPAIR— For complete I and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at 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 Stad | ler Products Co. 15-ts ’ LET SPIKE DO IT!—Does your! radio, washer. Iron, sweeper, or any electrical appliance need. repairing? K so, let “Spike” fix | It. For prompt service., call or| bring your apnllances in need of I repair to us. Parts for all makes v of washers, radios, sweepers or' irons. Phone 463 Arnold & Klenk. Inc. »3-ts TfUiulpjußftfifl J®*” — Dec«tur

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j ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES —Let us supply you with your electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures. motors or anything that you may need. Quotations given on any job. Arnold & Klenk. 217-ts LOST AND FOUND LOST—Lady's tiny Bulova wrist watch Thursday night or Friday morning on Second street. Reward. Mrs. Lawrence Woodruff, telephone 6224. 270-g3t FOR RENT FOR RENT — Sleeping room. Phone 5494. 269 g3t ’ FOR RENT —Sleeping room. Phone ; 666 or call at 228 Madison St. 269-3tx ( - J FOR RENT—I room in modern i i home. Young man preferred. ’ I Phone 257. 117 So. 4th. 270-2 t i.; t FOR RENT — 3 room furnished apartment, newly decorated. Pri- . vate entrance. No pets. Phone , 5652. 270-2 t ■ FOR RENT — 2 room furnished > apartment, ground floor. Immediate possession. Phone 1427. 216 ’ N. 4th St. 271 It . FOR RENT —3 room all modern unfurnished country apartment. Share bath. Lights and heat in- , .eluded. Inquire 2nd house south of Dent School. 270-3tx f ' Committee Named For Berne Fall Festival H Berne, Nov. 16 — The Chamber t of Commerce has named a steerr ing committee to begin plans for 3 the 1949 fall festival here. This committee is composed of Clinton j Habegger, chairman; Leslie B. Leh- . man, Ellis C. Lehman, Clovis Ober--3 li, Edward Stucky, Adam Liechty . and Leslie Sprunger. 1 Little Damage Done * In Linn Grove Fire 7 Berne, Nov. 16 — The Berne volunteer firemen, using the rural fire truck, answered an alarm to the r Fred Eisenhart home south of Linn j Grove Monday afternoon. The roof of the house caught fire from J sparks from the chimney but damage was held to a minimum. PRESIDENT J (Cont. Eroin One) blockade is continued. The westj ern powers feel that the Berlin . question still is before the UN se- , curity council, and they hope for ! some settlement there. The Russian reply first was 1 made public in London, where the r NOTICE OF FIX 11. METTI.EMKXT OF •STATE XO. 4a»» - Notice is hereby given to the credit itors, heirs and legatees of Paulina 1 Heller, deceased to appear in tin * (Adams Circuit Court, held at hecatI ur, Indiana, on tile Huth dav of Nov- | ember, 19IS, and show cause, If nnv, ’ why the FINAL SETTLEMENT AC II COUNTS with the estate of said deC cedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and r there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Olgn Heller Administrator Decatur, liidlniin, Xovemher (I, IVIS Attorney Henry 11. Heller. Nov. 9-16 WORK SAVER Dust settles less on painted i walls. So use Durafilm for bathi room and kitchen. Lovely Pastel 11 colors to select from. A semi-gloss , finish that's a cinch to wipe clean. , For sale at Arnold & Klenk, Inc. (adv.) A/WVWVWWWVWVVUUVWVVI Your Pardon Please Do you remember why the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock instead of continuing farther south? History shows that their supplies, especially of beer, was running low. Now our supply is in fine shape, so you need not worry as the Pilgrims did. Just stop in and try a glass. Its Kooler Keg. Remember, its at BOB’S

; ® 1 W 11 111 i I L DON’T HESITATE TO APPLY TO < US WHEN YOU NEED A IOAN W« wilt make a $25 loan just as ; J quick as we will a larger one. Your signature and income are the chief security requirements. I A smail part of your income each month will repay the loan. Special terms are available to farmers or other persons with seasonable in- * come. Loans quickly and privately made usually on same day you apply Let us tell you more about it—no obligation Call, pfMae at write— LOCAL LOAN COMPANY lannMaM I Brt-rk fi-W’k FMT PtaM Z-i-J OtCATUR. INDIANA

: Soviet Monitor distributed a text ' translated from a broadocast in . Russian by Moscow radio. Later ■ the Soviet delegation distributed copies of the text here. At first reading, the liioscow an- , swer suggested that Russia would welcome the idea of four-power conversations. But a closer scrutiny revealed, in the opinion of observers here, no real change in the Russian attitude. The note said that the Soviet government thanked Lie and ' Evatt "for your efforts in the cause of reconciling existing dis-1 ferences.” It then pointed out that on Oct. 3, Russia sent notes to the U. S„ ' Britain and France proposing that • the directives to the military gov--1 ernors of Germany which were ) agreed upon Aug. 30 at the Kremlin meetings should be used as a t basis for Berlin settlement. The Russian note did not men- j I: tion that the settlement moves at i ■ I that time broke down when the] s • military governors were unable to | 1 . agree upon implementation of the | [ | agreement which provided that | '~ - ' CLOSED 1 DUE TO ILLNESS till further notice : EVELYN’S BEAUTY SHOP i 9th St.

Public Auction 1 will sell the following personal property at public auction 3 - miles south of Willshire, Ohio, on Road 49 and % mile west, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1948 at 10:30 A. M., E.S.T. CATTLE AND HOGS Jan RHek rnw S a teln Co 7 4 ’ due NoV ’ 25; Black An « us C™ due in Jan., Black Cow due in Jan.; Guernsey Cow due Dec • Red Cow 6 months P ° land Ch ‘ Da B ° ar ’ 18 nlo ' old; Ulack Boar ’ ulv K^ R «cn feC ? ion douhle unit Milker - 2 y ea ™ old. good. ,„ , , & SEED — S ton Baled Mixed Hay; 110 Bales Alfalfa Hav 2nd e 3 j d £ U n tmg: 170 Bales Wheat Straw; 15 Bu. Big English Blue Grass i Seed; 6 Bu. Sweet Clover Seed. utue Grass CHICKENS— 2S Plymouth Rock Hens; 25 White Rock Hens. ' TRACTOR — IMPLEMENTS 1940 M. Moline Model Z Tractor on Rubber, lights, starter first class condition; John Deere 2 Bottom 12 inch Breaking Plow on Rub Hnn ? Un la ' n Dis . c: Bade Manure Spreader; Dunham 8 ft. Double Cui nrm k r’ S n per ™ lO Hole Fertiliz er Grain Drill; Empire 10 Hole Drill Case Corn Planter; Black Hawk Fertilizer Corn Planter new S n »° n R °‘x. ry H ,°, e ’ brand new: Dunham Rotary Hoe; John Deere Side Delivery; New Idea Hay Loader; John Deere Big 6 Tractor Mower, 6 ft.; J. D. 2 Section Spike Tooth Harrow; M. M 3 Section Spring Tooth Harrow; Rubbei Tired Wagon with fifth wheel and good grain bed; Clipper No. 2 Fanning Mill; Individual Hog House- Xlf Feeder, good; Brooder House, 10x12; Building 8x10; Building 6xß- - Scales; Lot Scfap Junk; Good Dog House; Pump Jack and Motor; Small Tools and misc articles. . HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 Piece Living Room Suite; Good 9x12 Rug and pad; 9112 RugGood Walnut Bedroom Suite; Piano and bench; 2 Library Tables’ End Table; Writing Desk Fireplace; Good Heating Stove; Kalamazoo Heating Stove; Mighty Oak Heating Stove; Good Base Rocker; Rockers; Oak Dining Room Suite; Sellers Kitchen Cabinet; Studio Couch' Mirrors; Barton Washer; Drop Leaf Table; Porch Swings; Baby BedHigh Schair; Bassinette: Small Baby Bed; Small Space HeaterAntique Bed; Bicycle; Table Lamps; Typewriter; Hoover Sweeper and Attachments; Folding Screens; Good Dishes; Cooking Utensils and Misc. articles. AUTOMOBILE— I94O Willys 4 door sedan. TRUCK —1937 Ford Truck with Grain Bed. TERMS—CASH. E. C. VINING, OWNER Roy & Ned Johnson —Auctioneers Melvin Liechty—Auctioneer Bryce Daniels—Clerk Lunch by Liberal U. B, Churchl2 16

I A GOOD COMBINATION FOR INCOME PROTEC TION: A BASIC ACCIDENT POLlCY—protects your Earning Capacity. A BASIC HEALTH POLlCY—works for you when you are sick. ' Leiand smith Leland Smith Insurance Agency Gienn inn THIMBLE THEATRE — Now Showing—.BUT NOT ON ADDITION" 6^ SS^KSr A wou= tom KM -x flv j (Li Assisi ■ WkM»i I SuFn J MMKJI B . U ®. MO,E - REASO NAB IE FACSIMILE ' 'ini'fl _jIME | i| 11 ism " ■^’" s \ WILL YOU| ■ 1,1 ! _ o'” I MY FEET ARE V— MH k ( PLEASE mot- » FREEZING -I'LLeI I! WATER BAG AW FVTrr Hr — . ( ) FILL TWE <!fiS<M-. <• \ UNDER MY FEET ? ■ _ . X.’S?,? BW 7Vk v i:; v> KEE h JSk- S°K*'p , _ " «r‘ mxssk-kmm a T' i «.■&> XSt%c sv s”'**%•? -if »a- : ®5 1 I fr tU-Ol BL— , *X NJln/'z' 7 -' i 5> . k J 3 fiwMWrf-er^gLjrX==B / < G —‘ r ..<— ./( 'i L23r 4 —-■' - J ff¥l7. —y» . • Vi yl.-YSywGt ■ WBr i

the Soviet eastern mark would be the only currency in Berlin, that the blockade would be lifted, and that a big four foreign ministers meeting would be held later on the whole German problem. The snag occurred when agreement qould not be reaped on regulations governing the Sovietsponsored currency, and on the question whether the blockade would be lifted first or the currency agreement made effective first. in Mastitis Treatment THIS IS WHAT LEADING AUTHOR!. TIES SAY: In IM4 the National Reaearch Council pnbliihod a report made by a subcommittee of the foliowin* aclentiatai R. B. LitQo, D.V.M., Chairman e< tbo Bockefdler Inotitue. C. 8. Bryan, PH.D., D.V.M., Michigan State Colleye. W. E. Pctoraon, Ph.D., Unirereity ot Mlnneaota. W. N. Plastidgo, Ph.D., University of Connecticut. W. O. Schauin, D.V.H., Ph.D., Univeraity of California. They gave their roanita on the various treatment a> follows: Tyrothridn — up to per cent enree. Penicillin (100,400 unite ainple injection — up to 75 per cent euroe. Silver oxide —up to-00 per cent caree. Sulfanilamide In oil — np to 55 per eent ceres. Acriflavine — up to W per cent rarer. Remember Beebe G-Lae io Tyrothrieln. Beebe G-LAC (Tyrothrieln) ie eaelly ad•iniatered in 40eu doaeo to either milkin* or dry cowa. Aak your drui(iat about the Beebe (eating service. Holthouse Drug Co.

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind., Nov. 16—(UP) ! —Livestock: | 1 Hogs 160-300 lbs 20 to 21.25, pigs 2 20 down, roughs 19 down. 2 Calves 33 down. 2 Lambs 24.50 down, yearlings 20 2 down, ewes 9, bucks 8. I Jio cattle market today. I INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, Nov. 16 — (UP) — ; (PMA)—Livestock: Hogs 8,000; moderately active, uneven, weights around 170-220 lbs. about steady at 21.00-21.50, early top 21.50; 225-300 lbs. strong to 25 higher at 29.00-21.00; 100-160 tbs. 17.25-20.00; sows about steady at 17.50-19.00, few lots 17.00. Cattle 1,500, calves 400; steers and heifers generally higher asking prices on light run, early trade slow; several lots high good steers held above 30.00, scattered sales medium to good short fed kinds ] 24.00-28.00; load mostly good heif- I ers 28.25; cows fairly active, fully I steady, good beef cows largely ; around 19.00-20.00, odd head to 23.00; vealers fairly active, steady, good and choice 30.00-32.50. Sheep 1,000; moderately active, generally steady on native wooled lambs, good and choice mixed weights 24.0j-24.50, medium to good 21.50-23.50; slaughter ewes steady, good and choice 7.00-8.50. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Dec. 2.36%-%; May 2.28-1 %-2.29; July 2.13%-%; Sept. 2.12-i li-%. • Corn- Dec. 1.43%-%; May 1.47%- %; July 1.47%-%; Sept. 1.44%. Oats: Dec* 831/2; May 78-78%; July 73%; Sept. 70%. Soybeans; Nov. 2.68; Dec. 2.682.68%; March 2.70%-%; May 2.70. Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks higher in quiet trading. Bonds irregularly U. S. governments did not trade. Curb stocks irregularly higher. Chicago stocks irregularly higher. Wheat, corn, oats, rye and soy bean futures higher. Hogs lower; cattle steady; sheep higher. Daylight Attempt To Steal Shoat Failure Berne, Nov. 16 — A daylight attempt to steal a shoat at the John A. Meyer farm west of Herne failed when Mrs. Meyer spied the! would-be thieves and yelled at them. Two men with a car and trailer stopped along the road which the Meyers farm adjoins. Several j shoats were grazing near the road. The men caught one of the pigs when Mrs. Meyer saw them. When’ and were dragging it to the car | she yelled the men dropped the pig and fled. APPOIXTWEXT (IF MIHIXISTHITRIX ESTATE XO. 4170 Notice Im hereby Klveu, That the under igned has be. n appointed Administratrix of the estate I of August Werling late of Adams < ounty. deceased. The estate is nro ,- ably solvent. Aniandn Dlerkex AdmlnlMtrntrix X«v. 1, HMs. Xoglewedm A Anderson AHornev ' Nov. 'J-9-16 INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger ! FIRE — WIND — AUTO ) 720 No. 3rd St. Phone 570 (

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KENNETT — MURRAY & CO. Corrected Nov. 16 160 to 200 lbs. 21.00 200 to 225 &s. 20.75 225 to 250 lbs. 20.25 250 to 275 Tt)s. 20.00 275 to 300 lbs. 19-50 300 to 325 lbs. 19.00 325 to 350 lbs.- 18.50 350 to 400 lbs. 18.00 140 to 160 lbs. ... 19.50 120 to 140 lbs. 19.25 100 to 120 lbs. 19.00 Roughs 300 lbs. down 18.00 300 to 350 1b5.17.50 350 to 400 1b5.17.00 400 to 450 1b5.16.50 450 to 500 ibs. - 16.00 500 to 550 1b5.15.50 550 to 560 1b5.15.00 Stags 13.50 Boars 9.00 Veals (Wed. and 5at.)31.00 Spring Lambs (Wed. & Sat.) 23.50 Yearlings 15.00 Ewes 7.00 SCHMITT’S STOCK YARDS Corrected Nov. 16 225 to 250 ibs. 20.75 250 to 275 Ibs. 20.50 200 to 225 lbs. - 20.50 275 to 300 Ibs. 20.25 180 to 200 ibs. 20.25 160 to 180 Ibs. 20.00 300 to 350 ibs. 19.25 350 to 400 Ibs. 19.00 100 to 140 ibs. 18.50 Roughs 300 down 18.25 Lambs 20.00 Stags 13:50 Calves 29.00 | Ewes 7.00 Bucks 6.00 Boarslo.oo LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Nov. 16 Beans subject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel less. Corn: .07 per 100 less. f.o.b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished by DECATUR PRODUCE CO. Phone 380 Corrected Nov. 16 Grade A large white. 64 Grade A large brown. 62 Heavy hens.3l Leghorn hens 4 Ibs. up. 26 Cocks.l7 Fryers—call for prices. GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe-Williams Pleasant Mills Corrected Nov. 16 No. 1 Wheat 2.19 Oats .78 Corn 1.90 I Beans 2.38 I Call for rye prices. Magnesium pipe is used for it ransferring gasoline and volatile solvents because it is light and especially because it will not strike a spark. Bl Rh Elevator Co. Decatur . Peterson • Monrse E'MT'HI C.!!UjFh ; ; 10N6 DISTANCE NOVINfi S[hiC[ • • As.-t,!., CLItUK Ve« I<mi, iat, «