Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 148, Decatur, Adams County, 24 June 1949 — Page 5

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,nCAL CLASSIFIED Advertising rate# „ 5S words or less: E' Sftr; 2 times 75c: , ‘? M sl; 6 times $1.75. ’L auoted for conaecuNo classified skipday I point BLACK 5c per word each In- ‘, we minimum charge, □fled B d. listed in paraincrease over regu- *‘ o f Thanks. Obituary. In a m, 2c per word. 75c JS'r be In office by 11 7 Monday through Friday. L iT deadline is 9 ■>. m. *>OK SALE _ Bottled gas apartL # ( ze Move, good as new, 7u« I. Z. Woods. Ohio City,! route 2. l<6 3t-xl fj A |,K White Rock fryers. L o r dressed. Second bouse -Dot Yost Gravel pit. Perry B( tt Phone 4065. 146 3t FsaLE Pbllco rtadio* and Leratora. Stucky A Co..] pro*. lß d 274-tfj |7u7e Late model Ford Lt rbert wheel base, new I L or nt .» tires. First class conL Butler’* Garage. 145-4! |7aLE Continental combine -„ r t'sed less than 30 days. Udore Bulmabn Phone 3291. , 145 Its |7aLE~ ~Axmlnt*ter rugs, wool. Open evenings exWed. Stucky k Co. Monroe, d Phone 84. lit |7aLE-SKKIAJAS for rural Be cooking and water heating i |o* as $6.95 per 100 lbs. gvk Bros. 101-ts | SALE—Hottie Gas Ranges' Bjr styles to select from. Open us except Wed. nites. Stucky (Co. Monroe. Ind. 274-ts I SALE Washers SB9 95, good, tkw such as Speed Queen and Isnon Stucky & Co., Moaroe, g, Open nites except Wed. 274-tt (SALE Regular Farmall truer with cultivator*; Dkklenian' I steel grain blns and corn ( iAt Gerber-Moser Implement; kT 8. 27 Phone 2551- 147-6 t J I SALE -Studio Couches and I efi Beds, large selection toj het from. Open nites except ■ ltd. nites. Stucky & Co., Mon-1 | Ind. 274 ts I NSON Outboard Motors nd Pioneer Steel Fishing lost*. — Dick Mansfield blur Salea. 112-T] I SALE Frigaffaire rerrlgera-! B. ranges, water heaters, ’ Ushers, and dryers. Also some Hd used refrigerators. Uhrick hi. 101-ts I SALE — 2 ->-80,600 grain reti'r domestic softners. Used kt time. Price $125.00 each. lL<an Soft Water Service. 146 3t hkS. STOVES, STOVES — 'jou want to trade see Stucky* I Monroe, Ind. They are allow-i I high prices for your old stove! lit now. 274-ts IT COVER SALE! Any seat str we have in stock except ’ current model cars, we will Ist 30% discount. Phil L kklin Co. Chrysler, Plymouth, alern, Reo Truck*. 146-ut I SALE—Top dirt and peat *• Ite-llvered. Call 7 V. Hill t l*t house east of Kirkland II school. Glass Trucking n ic». Craigville phone. 99-T TBOARD MOTORS For or sale. New Johnson •“Hoard motors for Male.** *k Mansfield Motor Sales. T • HALE— Beautifully located "b *nd fiveroom Lcme. If ** w * tired oi small rooms fc< « this rent-saver. No base *** sr furnace but otherwise rn $3,71)0 cash or approxi*’■l ll.’-oq down, balance only monthly. Bob Heller. Real ’ Phone 870. 117 btf CARS: 1940 Chevrolet 2 • 31937 Ry mouth 4 door: “■Plymouth 2 door; 1936 Ply *h 2 door; 1936 Chevrolet 2 1935 Chevrolet 2 door; Pontiac coupe. Phil L. . '' i# Co. Chrysler. Plymouth 'tucks Our used cars make M °r we do. 14O8t “‘Y PIANO MUST BE SOLO ' “fortunate circumstances * w to sen in this section *' ’ little Spinet Piano like t S,,n<,ar d make, fully guar Pay minimum Down 7*at and assume several *. monthly payments Act • thia. Good credit requir . taterested. write Finance yP 0 Box 545. Will notify J* He bpjMt. i46-3t' tsckTns — biZiuu

FOR SALE—Feed $1.23 per 100 lb Bag Service. Inc., 812 W. Elm St Beeatur. 137 TF For Select I'sed Cars at a saving. See Fred Busch, 303 N. 9th St. Phone 975 148 3t-x FOR SALE -Kelvinator refrigera tors, new and used, see our bargains. Home Freezers and Electric ranges. Decatur Hatchery ( FOR SALE Baby high chair Training chair. Stroller. Bassinette. Binger sewing machine, drophead Mrs, John Dierkes. 1321 Nuttman. Phone 776. 148-3 t FOR SALE—Special started chicks, 600 White Rock, 500 N |{ n e ds and 400 Barred Rock. Also day old Decatur quality bred chicks, aee us now. Decatur Hatchery, j 14R7t j FOR SALE 800 ft. of 2 8" shiplap. 12 and 16 ft. long, also 6 square of 3-in 1 roofing, forest green color; 6 bell bottom screw jacks, 2" screw. 12" lift. Sale Barn. Monday. 147-3tx OUTBOARD MOTOR 7", >1 |> ,J for sale Camping outfit, large j tent, stove, ice box, rubber mattresses, etc. also single btei j springs, and other household art I ivies Phone 8972. 147-3tx FOR SALE — 6 shoats weighing about 90 lb. 6 shoats weighing about 50 lb. Ail are vaccinated Also have a few rat terrior pups left. M. P. Sprlinger. Phone 77123 1 17 3'x GET SOME Nice Fryers for Sunday dinner at a low price at Shaffers Produce. We alxi deliter free. Telephone 9191. 11712 FOR SALE 1942 Plymouth coupe 1941 Chevrolet club coupe 194 U Chevrolet coach. 1938 Chevrolet coach. 1938 G. M. C. panel truck 1937 Ford coach. 1936 Pontiac coach. 1936 Pytnouth coach. The Gashouse Call 1776. 148-6' 1 FOR SALE Modern 5 room home, j 5 yrs. old. lot. fine loca tion siom) down. FHA loan pay tuents 56.25 per mo; MODERN 5 room home on N. 11th in excellent condition. New garage, new hardwood floors, new bath | room Priced reasonable; 53 ; ACRE FARM, new modern 5 i room house, good outbuildings, j 6 ml of Decatur; also 54 acre* \ timber, oak and hickory. Joining j this farm Will sell both tracts I or separately; 5 ROOM COTTAGE in lovely location on Sylvan Lake at Rome City. Some one handy with a paint brush and hammer and saw may make a good investment. Priced for quick sale; MODERN 3 BED j ROOM home near Lincoln [ Schrad Living room 15 x2l with ! fireplace. Built-in features. 2 car j garage. CLYDE O THOI'TNER Realty Co. 207 Court St Phone 1053 • 5992. ’T WANTED WANTED TO BUY — Beef and dairy cattle. Scbelman'g Market. Phone 3081. T 9 ts WANTED W P A toilets to clean out. Price $!••■ Write Ma- ( ! jor Harris, Grover Hill. Ohio. | 145-12 t WANTED One rider to Fort Wayne. 8 am. to 5:15 pin. shift. Call Gilbert Brookhart, Monroe Phone 90. 146-3 H IF YOU NEED wood cabinets window screens storm sash or mill work of any kind, call Quality Mill Service. Phone Decatur 17161. Free estimates. 48 ts WANTED - Will accept, if not sick, all unwanted dogs. Hailing Bros. Decatur, R- <• H , ' h - *'« ,n * N. Coppess Corners. Monroe phone 101-1. m 6t * WANTED-- Mimeographing work, Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan Phone »7U, Heller Build Ing. WANTED Cuatum bailer, wire preferred Cutting and windro . Inx 2 young calves weaning pi«-». trade. <ash or rain Several bovs for help next week Phon 19T.8. $ of ALIHED WOMEN wanted by Avon Products Inc., nationally advertised cosmetics manufac turers. to ar t as representatives in Decatur. Mrs. I M. Cussen. 315 S Jefferson. Huntington. Ind. » SSU WVNTED Washing mar-hine re- »•«..« -II- '■•'■• and service for all makes, Monroe Washing Machine Repair Shop On highway 121 Monroe. !nd. Pir k UP and Arthur Mitchell • Clarence SEWING-MACHINE Repair""l ~ Let us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric Wa make covered but tuna, buck machine buttoabolea; Hem matbiae.- Boardiuaa s-J ' r>,>t !■

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds life L—"I used a Democrat Want Ad once -and that formed the habit!" MR. EI.MER HTETf,Eß~wanls”trt do all kinds of carpenter work 1033 Elm St., Decatur, Ind 148-3tx WANTED Custom combining. Also some milk cows for sale. Andy Schuck. Route 3. 614 mile 8. E. of Decatur. Phone 7-7266 'A ANTED Courteous, serious minded woman over 35, for profitable. professional work in Decatur and small towns nearby Hours arranged to suit convent ence of woman selected. Box 35, c/o Democrat. 148-3 t MISCELL A NEULS ELECTRICAL contracting, wirini and supplies. Free job estimates Engle & Kiesa. North 12th St Phone 212. 63 tl S Auction, Saturday evening.— Decatur Sale Barn. 117t2 FARM Loans 4%, Kenneth Runyon, K. C. Bldg. Phone 385 T LOANS— To buy auto, furniture livestock or other things yog need. Local Loan Co., 138 N 2nd St. Ground floor office Phone 237. 79-tl LOANS —on mttdern suburbans and farms. Low rate of interest.—A. 1). Suttles. 1 STARTER " AND GENERATOR Service. Dick Mansfield Motoi Sales. 140 S. Second St. Decatui Ind. 223-1 CARGO Insurance. Valuable load protection.— Decatur Insurance Agency. 11515 LAWNMOWERS sharpened and re pared. £uws filed and r< toothed All work done by machine. Alvlt Gerber. U. S 224. Magley. 113-tl RADIO REPAIR — For complet! and dependable rad'o repait work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable price*. Haugks. 60-tl SEE HAUGK S for automatic watet beaters —water systems — batb rooms- or kitchens. We furnist pipe and install anything we sell 80-tl LS MONEY A lUtOBLEM? Havr your income from pleasanl friendly work — part or full time. Reply box .34. c/o Di rno crat 146-ltl CUSTOM CANNING We are open for canning of fruits and vege tables Tuesday and Friday ol ea< h week Houser Cannery Mendon. Ohio. 145-151 PLUMBING AND PI.UMBING fix lures. Well pumps, water heat ers. Experienced plumber for installation and repair work Haugks. Phone 19. 145-tl FOR CUXIGED SEWERS and drains call your Roto Rootei man. 2 year guarantee or hall price and no guarantee. Cali C. It Williams. Phone 4 on 6 Torsin. Route 2. Decatur. 128-tl APPLIANCE SERVICE We serv Ice all makes of washers, sweep ers, radios, refrigerator and other electrical appliances. For prompt service, call 463. Arnold & Klenk. Inc. B<>tf We re move dead horses, cows, hogs etc. Decatur phone 2**6o. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stad ler Product* Co. 15-H CALL 2'<7 for your plumbing and heating needs. All sixes galva nix-d pipe. Also complete line of "F ti W" pumps. Walter Plumbing & Heating. 254 N. 2nd St. ARTICLES mothproofed with HER LOU are guaranteed against niotb daruege for i years. Dry cleaning cannot remove HERLOU Average cost •'» mothspray a suit or dress is 8c a year Decatur Dry Cleaners. 145-U ICE -for dependable service call 1683. Kenny's Ice Delivery. New all metal lee refrigerator, 75 lb box Hl 50. While they last--4 qt. freeser. $«5o: « O’- »*5 75; picnic chest. $6.06 and $16.50. Rental frseeers, 5w a day. !4<»tf ELE*'TItICAL WIRING SUPPLIES -*Let us supply y<m 2 ,,ur electrical treses. aa«h aa wire, swiss-hes. boxes, receptacles, fixture* motors or anything that you may need. Quotations liven on any Job- Arnold ds Klenk z 317-ts

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WAR BRIDE (Coot. From Page One! Mrs. Hurt said she decided to shoot her busband while he was asleep. She found his pistol In a drawer, she said, went over to I him. and fired once. Hurt woke up just as she fired. Mrs. Hurt grabbed their son. Bobby, and ran to a nearby filling station where she called police *Wficers found Hurt still in his bed Mrs. Hurt said she had left her hurhand on five occasion* since ' their marriage three years ago They met, she said, while he was a military policeman in London. CHIANG MAY BE K’oot. From Page On«-> Orient, has objected to Butterworth's decisions as h-ad of the state department’s office of far eastern affairs. Confirmed as asMstant secretariat! were John D. Hickerson. Tex. as; Edward Miller. Jr. New York Georg,- F. Kennan of Wisconsin was confirmed as state department counselor, and Adrian 8. Fisher of Tennerte as legal adviser. During the clght-yrar pertptf from 19 Hi to 1948 farmers produced 17.6 bushels of wheat per acre in the United States compared to an average 13.8 bushels j per acre each year from iB6O to 1944. , DON'T HESITATE TO APPLY TO OS WHEN YOU NEEB A LOAN W« will make a $25 loan Ju«t r.ff quick at we will a larger one. Your signature and intome ere the chief security requirements. A small part of your income each month will repay the Tuan. Special terms are available to farmers of other persons with seasonable income. • . Loans quickly and privately made usually on %ame day you apply Let us tell you more about it—no obligation. C»H. phoat or wnro— LOCAL LOAN . COMPANY iMsrssraM Stock Stork ButlSlnf Ctout-d rtwr Pfc.n. 2-J.J tHCATUR. INDIANA LANDSCAPE SERVICE for home owners who desire to create new and or additional beauty for their home grounds. Either call or write EDWARD E. LIECHTY Berne, Ind. Phone 511 Typewriter and Adding Machine Repair Service Venia Office Supply Co. 109 8. Jehnson St. S'uffton, Ind. Phone 428 FOR SALE ALL METAL DICKLEMAN Corn (’rib and Grain Bin l.fiOfl ItUNhel Cap. ORDER IMMEDIATELY Gerber - Moser Impl. U. 8. 27 Phone 2551 GUARANTEED USED CARS •|N OLDS 9H SEDAN •17 OLDS STA. WAG. •Hi HI IISOX 6 SED. ’ll OLDS 76 ( l-l B ’ll 111 DSON < Ol PE II HI DSON SEDAN •39 BUCK C<H PE •39 PI.VM. C<M PE •39 HUDSON 2 DR. •37 HI U6ON SEDAN •37 FORD COACH ZIMISTM MOTOR SALES 108 Menree Street 125 N. First Street phon* 372

A. J. ZELT The Rawldgh Dealer Phone 1081 Decatur Indiana OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday through Saturday 8 a. m. to 5 p. m, CLOSED MONDAY Harold V. DeVor, Dentist

ARNOLD & KLENK, INC. Phone 463

FARM LOANS Ix>ng Term L < Federal Land Bank l/ians For Any Farm Purpose • NO APPLICATION FEES • NO APPRAISAL FEE • NO COMMISSION'S • Dividends, totaling 3|'r have heen paid to our Nt<>ckholder* in the pa*t three years. BORROW FROM THIS FARMER OWNED. FARMER CONTROLLED LOCALCOOPERATIVE See or Write ADAMS-JAY-WELLS National Farm Loan Association THtO. V HARSH. Secy.-Treas. Home Office Bluffton, Ind. In Branch Office at 137 Madison Street Occatur, Ind. Saturdays—l to 4 o'clock

FARMERS Strongest Grain Bins Made Available NOW! The Martin Husky Giant Grain Bin contain* more ffteel than any other grain ntorage bin on the market. Full 2'j inrh rorrugation.s, rigid onepiece angle iron door frame, entirely eliminate buckling and sagging under full capacity loads. Strongest bin r<H*f made, holds weight of average man without bending. Government Approved for fireproof, weatherproof. rat proof SAFETY. Tight steel walls make Marlin Bins waste free. Easy to erect in a size, capacity and style to suit your needs. Adaptable to forced air ventilation. Ask for descriptive literature. Come in and talk about Ihe advantages of SAFE grain storage in securing a Government grain ioan. SURGE Dairy Equipment Store Bluffton, Ind. Phone 951

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INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE — WIND — AUTO 72(1 No. 3rd St. Phone 570 Office at 310 N. 2nd St. Open on regular schedule. DR. HARRY BUBBLE OPTOMETRIST Phone 1979

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indfanapollw, Jun* 24 -(UP)— (I’M At Llvrstock: H<w 4.MW; opened active. light .nd mriltuni weigh! barrnws and gilts 25 to fully 50 higher; bulk good and choice 17025<> lbs 21-60-22 25. top 22 25 freely, largely for weight* around 215 lbs down; 3**o lbs around 21 25-21 50; big weight* scarce; 100 160 lbs 16.50II50; sown un- ven. but mostly about steady; bulk 14 25-17 50; choice lightweight* 17.75 and sparingly 18.00 Cattle: 300, calves 300. general ly steady cleanup market, all slaughter classes; small lots good yearlings 26 00-27 00; few medium grassers 23 00-24 00; common down ward to 20.00; two loads high good heifers bought to arrive 27 00 common and medium beef cows 16 0*818.50; canners and cutters i 3 00-16<to, mostly 13 stt up; medium and good b-es and sausage bulla i8.50-to.o0; vealers fairly active steady; good and choice 24it025 0(i; (uld head choice to local buyer 25.50; common and medium 16 01*23.50. Sheep: 100; native spring lambs mostly 50 higher, odd bos good and choice mixed weights 25 50-26 50, odds and ends < omm>>n and med ium 21 00-24 50; slaughter ewes scarce, stady at 500 8 50; small lots good full mouthed native breeding *w< » 9 00. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July 19914-S; Sept 2 oo\ 2 »•!; Dec 2>'2\ 203; March 199'4'4: May 1 95% 1 96. Corn July 133%%; Sept. 126% %: I'ec. 117% %; March 1 19%B; May 1 20%8 Oats: July 60%: B<-pt. 59%; 60% Soybeans July 2 34%; Nov 2"6 2 06%: Dec. 2 04%-%. Markets Jt A Glance By United Press Stocks firm in quiet trading Bonds firm U 8. governments traded easy. Curb *to< k* irregular. Chicago stocks irregular Wheat, corn. oats, rye and soy 1 bean futures higher Hogs: steady. Cattle: Irregular. Sheep: steady Sleeps On Railroad Tracks, Man Killed Brazil. Ind. June 24 (UP* Authorities said today that Porter Laswell, 40, Harmony blacksmith, apparently dozed off while sitting on railroad tracks and was run over and killed by a switch engine pulling a string of cars in the lo< al railroad yard* They said his Ihidv was dragged about 50 yards ami was badly mangled. The form of the violin played on today la practically 'he aauie as that of the 16th century. (IIER R I E S FOR CANNING washed—pitted—ready for your can* RAYS W. SIDE MARKET Phone 56 MAAMMAAMWWWMMWWMt DR. R. E. ALLISON VETERINARIAN announces opening of his office at 158% S 2nd St. ’ Phone 1921 Decatur. Ind.

KENNETT — MURRAY A CO. Corrected June 24 160 to >66 lbs 21 00 180 tn MO NM ..... (top) 21 25 220 to 24" lbs 21 "O 340 to 260 lb« 20.50 26" to 2SO Um. 20**6 280 to 3'M' lbs. 19 56 300 to 325 lbs 18 75 325 to 350 lbs 16 25 35« to 4'*<* lbs. 17 50 140 to 16" lbs 16 50 116 to 11" tbs. 16 "0 10" to 12" Ihs 15 50 Boughs 30" lbs down ....... 16 50 300 to 350 lbs. 16 00 350 to 4"0 lbs. 15.50 400 to 456 Iba 14 75 450 to 500 lbs 13 75 500 to 55" lbs. 13.25 550 to 600 )b« 12 75 6<*o lbs up 12.00 Stags 11 00 Hoar* 10.00 Veals (Wed A- Sat) 24 00 Spring Lambs (Wed k Sat 1 23 50 itu<k Lamb* ............... 15 00 Yearling* ...... 1000 E»es 6*>o SCHMITTS STOCK vARDS Corrected June 24 16" to 180 lb* 20 75 180 to 220 lbs. 2100 22" to 21" lbs 20 75 24"! to 25" lbs. 20 50 250 to ’«« lbs. 2" 25 26" to 270 lbs 2" CO 27" to 2*o Iba. 19 75 28" to 3tM* lbs 19 50 300 to 325 lb*. 19 00 325 to 350 lbs. 18 50 350 to 375 Iba. 18 00 375 to 400 lbs. 17 75 14** Io 160 lb 17 50 100 In |«0 Ihs. 17 - * Bough* 300 down 16 25 Stags 1150 Lambs ........... 21 "0 Calve* .................... 2300 Boar* 9 00 Ewea 7.00 Bu<k . . . S.OO LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected June 24 Beans subject to change during day Price* delivered at elevator. A»k for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel les*. Cora: .07 per 100 less. f.o.b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATION* Furn-shsd By DECATUR FARMS Phon* 380 Corrected June 21 Grad* A large white ........ .51 Grade A large brown .49 Curreut receipt* .42 Heavy bens .23 Leghorn hens I lb* up ...... .20 Oak* 11 Fryers—<at! for price*. GRAIN PRICES Adam* County •. B. Co-Op's Berne Monree-Williama Pleasant Mill* Correi tid June 34 No. I Wh<at L7« Oats - 56 1' rn 1 80 Dmb* • Call fur rye prices. The population of Panama wa# 622.576 in 1940. 'R l!h 1 Elevator Co. Decatur • Petereon • Monroe

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