Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 14 June 1949 — Page 5

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Sf _ , I W .nCAL CLASSIFIED ^ g RATE ® M,, *5 *or<l» or leu: 2 times 75c; ■ X il: 6 times 11.75. « re ,or con «™- So classified skipday «r« d >» p" »'- a< ; k |> 5c per word each in50c minimum cnarge. a-l* »'« led ln P £r ’- 50% increase over reguThanks, Obituary In 2c per word, .5c must be In office by 11 Moml-y through Friday. g y deadline Is 9 *. m. £ FOR S ALE Feed $1 25 per 100 lb inc . M 2 W. Elm St 137 TF Stucky & Co., BKnroe. Ind. 274-ts 11% ft. rowboat. Nevi used. Eugene Runyon. < 138 3t fc U .K S ‘”' d potatoes, vegeU-"., ,i flower plants Htrahms Corner 9th and NuttJBjg"sALE — Axmlnfster rugs, wool. Open evenings ex-{ Wed Stucky At Co. Monroe, 1 I’bane 84. 1-ts ■ McCormick Deering 9 r . motor. Earl Sipe, Berne, ■ltd. H. 2. 137 3t-X ■kTsal.E SKELGAB for rural so. coking and water heating' >* as $6.95 per 100 lbs.' Bros. 101-tfi Hottie Gas Ranges, ■iuy ’tyles to select f r-«? Open 9: ~ eii.pt Wed. nites. Stucky ■ t C°. M°nroe, ind. 274 ts Washers 189 95, good |B 2“*' ‘ u 11 ws s P ewl Queen and Stucky A Co, Monroe., Open nites except Wed I B 274-ts j Studio Couches and Beds, large selection to from. Op< n nites except ■ «-<* nite». Stucky & Co, MonB™ lad 274 ts &I.E Frigaffaire rerrigera ■ u:., range., water heaters.• and dryers. Also some' |B ! u -”' 1 refrigerators. i'hrh k B Br<j< iuitf Kis “stoves, stoves — '.i want to trade see Stuckys ■ ttei • Ind They are allow IB". : --- prices for your old stove Bnihtnow. 274 tf' — Good used 1937! B'- door sedan Heater ', ■ * ” ! reasonable. Call after] |B*‘ 1 ill* Bt. or phone B' 01 138-3tx -iI.E 1 Thor washer. 1 yea? |B 11 M porcelian tub Good |B edition 1 mile E. of Salem. |H-** c anytime. James Wilson B 138-3tx LOTS on i’retty i-ake one] ■ * the best in Northern ind .j B n< w modern development i B*" 11 " ,v * - sandy beach, flowing; B’’ 11 ’ a: I nature. Good fishing. B 1 aiii, ’ s •'* of Ft- Wayne on 3. ■ »'> Goodpaster's Add., Wol■*tM!e. ,a d. 114 30t .'ALE— Beautifully located end five-room home, if ■ M are tired ot small rooms B eek 4t this rent saver. No baseB E ’ n! or furnace but otherwise B ’"’dern | :,700 cash or approxiB’“A 81 down, balance only B 1 '* rmnthly Bob Heller, Rea! B *■ Phon* 870. 117-btf B' Jfi SALE—Hany enteks AAA B‘ -i> i!l < English SCW Leg B^ r “- Holtxapple White Rock. B ’i'xk; N. Hampshire Red B ,i " 1 Tuesday and Thursday of B a!i »«k. This is an ideal B ,4a ‘ raise baby chicks. V S B Mtrdrl Hatchery, Mon B^L lnd 1 •'bone 84. 129-121 B* ' *nd building supplies. B t * l1 * ‘tieetrock, insulation board. B 2" , ' n * moulding, winB *’ d<ws, cement and plaster B 2*« daily 7 to 5 p. m. We close B B '«>n. Arnold & Klenk, Inc. B ">»ber Building Supplies, So B ’••'Water St. & Erie R. R B Ind., Phone 1757. B 13« «t B^ 8 8 -ALE — Two. three and four ■ ‘‘urn Rotary Hoes; Oliver H *’r duty tractor discs; cult! ■ 2*** r,: < ’ ltl P*‘kera; Oliver I nil r *kes; tractor buck g| *«. Horndrauiic manure load j ■ Oliver Superior manure ■ Evaders; hay A grain elevat ■** •'*d - Oliver 70 with cult ; ■ •C. Caae with cult ; F 12. ■ sad T » tractors with culti ■ John c ' lm ■uT* ** o,, ** r combine; 4 row H 7*“ r * , '*'»tor tool bar fits any I x,w «*• h«x ■e Special prke on bal BL ’*** w,r * Oliver Sales ik Cr *i<vllla Garage 137 34 ■ * « a Geed Tewn — Decatur

FOR SALE — Clover hay, mowed, will windrow. O. V. Dialing, R-2. 1 Phone 613-Q. 539 3» ] FOR SALE 18 in. cooling fan. suitable for restaurants. — McBride & Son Welding, phone ’■ fio 139t3 IT'S REALLY the doings how odorless Fina Foam cleans rugs and upholstery. Smith Drug Co. ; 139 3tl FOR SALE — 4 pieces of oak lumber 2”xß”x2o'. Call- 8664 or 8061 Washington St. Between 5.30 and 6 p. m. 139 2t FOR SALE — 3 registered boar pigs. Spotted Poland China, 125' lbs. each. Paul Burkhart, R. 1..: Monroe. Phone 77171. 139 3t-x FOR SALE—I93B Chev~ 2 door, ‘ very good condition. Tires, motor, A body exceptionally I good Downtown Texaco. 2nd & Jackson, Phone 198 139-3tx FOR SALE — Frame building 16x 18. In good shape. Will sell cheap. Henry Selking. 1 mi. east, I'i mile North of Preble. Phone; 3292. 139 3t x| FOR SALE Good Ellington piano . Hot. water system, furnace or] gas. Jersey bull. Want commercial bailer, wire preferred, 50, acres. Call 1908. 139 3t x ‘ I FOR SALE — 5 ft. grass mower; | ] also one Sterling milk-] er and stall cocks and pipes fori 6 cows, complete, used 6 months. 1 1 mile north, 2% east of Hoagland. Charles Selking. 139 2t-x .FOR SALE — Completely Modern new six room house, fine built--1 in features, garage attached, ideally located on full acre ofland and on paved highway near > Decatur, Indiana. Immediate pos ; session. Priced to sell. Call 174.1 J. F. Sanmann, Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Indiana. 139 3t' i FOR SALE — One of the most i highly improved good 80 Acre j Farms in Adams County. Located between Monroe and Berne on I U. S. 27. Immediate possession of buildings, landlord's Share of Crops. Beautifully Modern Home. Modern Farm Buildings. Roy 8. Johusuu la Son, Auction-j 4k Real Estate, lI.VO Building. Decatur. Indiana Melvin Liechty, Representative, I Berne, Indiana. 139 3t 1 LARGEST SALE in America Saturday June 18.1949, 10:00 a. m. Greenville, Ohio. 50 Combines. AC s. .11). M H. HB'. Case, M Ms; 38 Balers. N. Hollands. Case Olivers. A-C. 45T. 50T. 1 116 W. M-Ms; MoWers; Rakes; i Binders; Hay leaders; Separatt ora; Tractors. Drills; Farmers - ] Bring anything you wish to sell. More buyers attend our sales than any sale anywhere. Farm machinery for sale every day except Sunday. Next Sale Saturday,; July 2. 1949. lasase Farm Equipment Co. Phone 1319. 139 It W A y-TK D | WANTED —• 4 also bed. must be wooden. Phone 5334 13« 3t • — 1 1 WANTED — Custom bailing Ex-1 perlenced. Simon Heyerly, Craigvllle phone 23 on 23. 134 T , WANTED TO BCY — Beef and [ dairy cattle. Scheiman’s Market., Phone 3UBI. 79 ts WANTED —■ Alfalfa, clover, tim othy and mixed hay. Phone j Berne H-193. 3t x WANTED — to rent 5 nsmi mod 1 ern house in Decatur by two re sponsible middle-aged people ; Phone Monroe 83-K. 137 3t-x ] _ WANTED Someone to chop down iarise tree for the wood. SeBob Garard at Democrat office, j or at 904 Monroe st. 139137 , WORK WANTED Boy 16. Ex perlenced on farm. Drives tractor Or work of any kind. Phone 10353. 139 , WANTED — A seventeen year old boy would like aftermsm and night work of any kind. Call 8855 or write Box 171 c/o Post Office. »> »«] IF YOl' NEED wood cabinets—win dow screens— storm sash or mill ■ work of any kind, call Quality Mill Service. Phone Decatur 17161 Free estimates. 48 ts ( WANTED— Mimeographing woik. Professional 'equipment Save - money on letters, sales messages. ■ programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870. Heller Building SEWING MACHINE Repairing - Let u» convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buckels machine buttonholes; Hem stitching We buy and sell sewing machines Boardman a 223 North First. .__2— The first central power plant ( was set up in 18»2 by Thomas Edt- 1 m New York City- l[ TnsUa la a fceed lewa “ P«ta*a< •

| QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds 1 f w , "I bought a life insurance policy i when the agency's Itemocrat Want ■ Ad said these come as standard I equipment!” o FOR REM FOR RENT—2 sleeping rooms in north part of city. Gentlemen preferred. Call 1188. 139t2x • FOR RENT—Pasture for rent also ni<f shltdy trailer lots. Phone 521-Q. Clem’s Lake. 139t3x ' FOR RENT — Furnished apartment, suitable for working person or young couple. Also a nice i sleeping room. Close to town 127 N. 3rd St. Phone 271. 135 6t MISCELLANEOUS MAY We Insure You? Decatur Insurance Agency. — Kenneth Runyon. 13815 ' ' 'ms—. ■■ i■■ i ■ I ■■■ . | ICE—For good clear ife call Kenny s Ice Delivery. Phone 1683. Formerly Elmer's Open evening's | until 9:00. 105-ts LOANS—SSO to s3oo.—Decatur I.oan & Discount Co., Trust Rldtf. T PARTS for all makes of washing machines. Monroe Washing Machine Repair Shop. Monroe. 134 Tx ELECTRICAL contracting, wiring i and supplies. Free job estimates. I Engle & Kies.. North 12th St. i Phone 212. 53-tt LAWNMOWERS sharpened and re-, pared. Cuws filed and retootiied. | All work done by machine. Alvin Gerber. U. S. 224. Magley. 113-ts SEE HAVGK'S for automatic water beaters —water systems— bathrooms—or kitchens. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell. 80-ts RADIO REPAIR — For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices Haugks. 60-ts ICE Why wait all day for ice? When we give prompt, courteous service. No waiting. Phone 1353. 416 Niblick . Open 24 Hours. - 186 6t FOR CLOGGED SEWERS and drain, call your Roto Rooter man. 2 year guarantee or half price and no guarantee. Call C. • R Williams. Phone 4 on 6. Tocsin. Route 2. Decatur. 128 ts LOANS - To buy auto, furniture, livestock or other things you need. Local Loan Co., 138 N. 2nd St. Ground floor office.. Phone 237. 7j'f APPLIANCE SERVICE—We serv ice all makes of washers, sweepers, radios, refrigerator and other electrical appliances. For prompt service, call 463. Arnold A Klenk, Inc. 80-ts MOVING — laaal and Long Distance. Lowest rates, free estimates. All loads insured. Agent for North American Van Lines,! Inc Elmer's Trucking Co. Phone I 1353. 416 Niblick St. 136 6t I FARMERS ATTENTION—We remove dead horses, cows, hogs etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay , all phone charges. The Stadler 1 Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stad ler Products Co. 15-ts, NOTICE Farmers — It is a pleas-1 tire to feed Conkey Y-O Feed and I Supplement. We carry a full line for hogs, dairy and poultry Compare the cost and results. Elmer Gerber. Rout 4. 5 mile* South of Magley. 133 128-1 CALL 2«7 for your plumbing and beating needs. All sizes galv» nized pip*- Also complete' line of "F * W'' pumps. Walter Plumbing A Heating. 254 N. 2nd gt 29* ts I ELECTRICAL WIRING SCPPLIES —Let us supply you with yourj electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures. motors or anything that | you may need Quotations given on any Job. Arnold A Klenk 217-ts ATTENTION Farmers and home owners Now is the time sot home and outside building paint-' Ing. We now are equipped for, both brush and spray painting to give you complete satisfaction No job too large 100 small. Yoq'll be surprised at our low prices. So for free estimates and an expert paint job. call 8892. Decatur Paint Service. 139 41-X ""Wall street, in New York, orcapies the former site of a s'.tckade wall built across the island of Manhattan *» a defense against the Indiana. >

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Discuss City Offer For Use Os Pork The executive committee of the Adams county extension committee ‘ : met Monday evening with Mayor John Doan and city attorney. Robert Anderson. The city officials offered the use of the east JO acres of Hanna-Nuttman park as a permanent home for the 4-H clnhs. Other rural groups would be included in the agreement for preferred use of tjie area. The city proposes to bring water and electric current to the area. They will also take care of the drainage problems. When the buildings an I grounds are not used by the rural groups the city proposes to maintain and supervise the grounds us a recreational area. The entire extension committee is asked to meet in the Boy Scout cabin at the park at 8 p.m. Monday July 11 to study and discuss the proposal. The final decision will be in the hands of t.h>. group. Card of Thanks To our many neighbors and friends for the cards and flowers during our recent illness, to Rev ' H. L. Smith and Rev. O. B. Turner of Wren, the Memorial Hospital and Dr. Rayl of Decatur we sincerely thank you all. James Hakes and family The Navy's giant transport plane Constitution holds as much 1 | fuel as a railroad tank car, 10,000 gallons. FATHER’S DAY CARDS AT Holthouse Drug Co. Office at 310 N. 2nd St. Open on regular schedule. DR. HARRY HEBBLE OPTOMETRIST Phone 1879 Kelvinator gives you -IT’S COLD CLSAR TO THE FLOOR! r ’ ——— . .« 1j; 1 I ■— J c A—— MOOtl FM • Now extra room for all types of foods! • Frozen Food Chc.t holds 50 Kunds of packaged frozen rds and iee cubes! • Big general food-storage compartment ... tall bottle space! • Bonus Cold Space! Fruit Freshener keeps fruit* and soft drinks deliriously cold! • Polarsphcre-powered . . . Kelvinator*s cold-maker that's sealed-in-eieel, permanently lubricated! .MT CUSP C4SS4 TO I*g DECATUR HATCHERY Decatur, Ind. Phone 497

1 Farms' Net Income Below Last Year Production Costs Off Only Slightly Washington June 14 — (('PI — The agriculture department estlmated today that farmers' net in- 1 come during the first half of 19491 "is running at least 10 percent below" the corresponding period; , of a year ago. year farm operators' not income for the year aa a whole was down about two percent from 'the record high sot in 1947. The department cm I ..-;?►<! that farms' cash receipts from marketings dftring January-June Would | be down only seven percent from | the corresponding p< riod last i year. The larger drop in net in-' come was attributed to the fact that production ''expenses appear <0 have dropped "tgily slightly.." For June alone, the department estimated cash receipts from farm marketings would be ddWn 15 per cent from the same month a year; ago. It forecast a drop of about •25 percent in receipt* from live’i stock and livestock products, with 'crop receipts showing a slight in-' , crease over June, 1948 levels. ,' The department estimated farm- i ers would receive about 87,400.- ( 000,000 from marketings of llve-j sto» k and livestock products during January-June this year. That’s; ' io percent less than they got dur- i Ing the first half of 1948. Crop receipts were estimated at $1,500,000,000, a boost of three percent over a year ago. This was attributed to a big boost In ma r k-' etings, since prices for crops are j averaging nearly 15 percent below* i a year ago. "Larger receipts from <-ern and Botton account' for mo t «f thei gain in total crop receipts," the department said, "in both cases.! lower prices have been more than offset by unusually large quanti- , I Iles sold or plac' d under (govern-j i ment price support) loan. "Cash receipts from both corn Hand cotton will be substantially I above last year. A little less j

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wheal la being marketed this year; prices also are lower, and cash receipts from wheat will be down.” Three Men Fined For Reckless Driving Charles Stotler, Willshire, Ohio, was arrested on Mercer avenue I yesterday for reckless driving, and i fined $1 and costs by justice of the peace Floyd Hunter. Stotler appar- < ntly lost control of his car as he * crossed the Erie railroad and sidei swiped an automobile belonging to Ciair D. Slide of Danville, Va., the accident report stated. The Siple car suffered sls damages, and the Stotler car suffered |ld damage. Glen E Mank*. Craigville, was fined $1 and costs in the Justice of the peace court Monday. Mankey was arrested Sunday afternoon for reckless driving. Jack I Preston Rurkhead, Monroe, was also fined $1 amt costs by the Justice of the peace Monday. He was arrested for reckless driving at Patterson and Line streets on Saturday evening. The total weight of th<j Washington Monument, in Washington. D. C„ foundation and all, is nearly ( si.ooo tons. >♦♦»♦♦♦»* 11 4 111 »»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦• BICYCLE REPAIR Reasonable—Guaranteed ' DECATI'k CYCLE SUPPLY 128 Monroe St. Phone 987 INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE _ WIND — AUTO 720 No. 3rd St. Phone 570 j ~sXle"si~rvi(t: List your Real Estate and personal property at auction or private sale. TRIM TN ER RE ALTY CO. 207 Court St. Office phone 1053 Res. 5992

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INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, June 14—(UP) — (P.MA)- Livestock: Hugs 7,000; rather slow; barrows and gilts 50-75 lower; good and choice 17'1-240 lbs 30.25-20 50, few loads 2" 75; early top 21.00 sparing ly; 240-290 lbs 19.25-20.25, heavier weights rather scarce; 290 350 lbs eligible around 18 5(419.25; 100160 Jbl largely 17.00 downward, few 17.50; sows mostly 25 to spots 50 1 lower; bulk early 14.50-17.011; choice lightweights 17 25 or more; ' stags 11 50-14.00, Cattle 1.600; calves 500; steers and yearlings fairly active; early ' sales fully steady, spots 25 to 50 higher; good and cholrt- steers and yearling and short fed natives 23 - t ; 50-24.50; few small lots good heifers 26 "" 2'Jio; cows slow; early • sales weak to 25 down; good beef i cows scarce; odd head 19.0(420.00; common and medium 16.50-18.00; . canin rs and cutters 13.00 l(k"0; vealers opened 50 lower; active at the decline; good and choice 24.5025.50, top 25.50; common and medium 17.0024.00. Sheep 300; all classes moderately active, about steady; bulk gorrd and choke native spring lambs around 26 00, few to 26.50; medium ' dhd good 23.5025.50; common down to 20.00; good and choice slaughter ewes 140 lb down 8.00 9,00; others mainly 6.00-7.00. Fort Wayne Livestock * Fori Wayne, Ind., June 14 (l'P) —Livestock: Hogs; Receipts 600. Choice hogs 2100; butchers 20.00-25.00; ligh’s 20.50-20.75; medium 20.25-20.50; heavies 18.00-19.50; pigs 18.50 down; light roughs 16.00-17 00; medium 150016 00; heavies 14.00- ’ 15"0; boars 10. down; stags 12.00. Choice calves 25 50. Choice spring lambs 25.00; clipped lambs 15.00 2! oo; yearling* 16"0; ewes 6.00-8.50; bucks 4.00* 5.00. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July 195%%; Sept. ,’195%’,; Dec. 197-196%; March 191%. 'I Corn: July 1.30% 1.31 %g Sept. 1124; Dec. 1.13%-%; March 1.148. Oats: July 58%; Sept. 57%; Dec, 59%. Soybeans: July 2.23%-2.24; Nov. 2ol%; Dec. 2.00%. Markets At a Glance By I'nltcd Press Stocks irregular in moderate trading. Bonds irregular; I'. S. governments did not trade. Curb stocks irregular. Chicago stocks irregular. Wheat, corn, oats, rye and soy bean futures steady. Ilogs: lower. Sheep; lower. Cattle: mostly steady. Street Department On Improvement Work The city street department >s lowering the alley behind the Elks lodge today, Mayor John Doan reported. Later this week they will start resurfacing and widening Studebaker street between Line and Winchester streets. K will be resurfaced with blacktop, the mayor announced. Next week the department will begin work on Indiana street between Fifth and Seventh and Marshal between Fifth and Seventh streets. This is pa.-t of an extensive summer program of street improvements by the city.

KENNETT — MURRAY A CO. Corrected June 14 160 to 180 lbs. 20.66 180 to 220 lbs. ....... (top) 20 25 220 to 240 lbs. 20.00 240 to 260 lbs. 19 50 360 to 280 lbs. 1900 280 to 300 lbs. 18.50 300 to 325 lbs. 18 25 325 to 350 lb£. 17.75 350 to 400 lbs. 17.25 140 to 160 lbs. 1625 12<> to 140 lbs. 15.75 100 to 120 lbs. 15.25 Roughs 300 lbs. down ......... 15.50 300 to 350 lbs. 15.00 350 to 400 lbs. 14.50 400 to 450 lbs. 14.00 ! 450 to 500 lbs 13.50 si'O to 600 lbs 13.00 Stags 12.00 Boars ....... 10.00 Veals (Wed A Sat.) 25.00 Spring (Wed A Sat.) 25 00 Yearlings 14.00 Etyres ............... .... 7.00 SCHMITT'S STOCK vARDS Corrected June 14 160 U> 180 lb- . 19. n 180 to 220 lbs. 2000 220 to 240 lbs. 19.75 240 to 250 lbs 1960 25)1 to 260 lbs. 19 25 26" to 270 lbs. 19.00 27') to 280 lbs. 18.75 280 to 300 lbs. 18.50 300 to 325 lbs. 18 00 325 to 350 lbs 17.50 350 to 375 lbs. 17.00 375 to 4<»o lbs. 1675 140 to 160 lbs. 16.50 100 to 140 lbs 16.00 Roughs 300 down ...... 15.25 Stags 11.50 Lambs ......... ........ 24.00 Calves 24.00 B».irs .... 9.00 Ewes ........... ... 7.00 Bucks 6.00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected June 14 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 ANO POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Phone 380 Corrected June 14 Grade A large white .51 Grade A large brown .49 Current receipts ........... .41 He.ny hens 24 I<eghorn hens 4 lbs up .... .21 Cocks -12 Fryers—cal! for prices. GRAIN PRICES Adams County F. B. Co-Op’s Berne-Monroe-Williams Pleasant Mills Corrected June 14 No. 1 Wheat 195 Oats - M Corn -1 "5 Beans 2.10 Call for ryff prices. Dr. Kagawa of Japan has bce.t invited to come to India to help them set up cottage industries <»r co-operatives among farmers. Dr. Kagawa has been instrumental in extending co-operative* widely in Japan. Elevator Co. Decatur - Peterson • Monroe

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