Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 167, Decatur, Adams County, 18 July 1949 — Page 5

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S LOCAL CLABBIFIED mi advertising rates r * ,rrd# " { "***’■ I™ t time 50c; 2 times .Sc: HJ mca $1: 6 times >1.75. SMZ.L quoted are for consecu ■H” , !ay « No clarified skipday mRuiV r f ,,r 10 pclDt I,LArK ■■iCF is 5c P pr wor ' l ® Bch ,U 50c minimum charge. im?U»,l'ie<l ad* Hated in parahj| 50% increase over reyn■cS’of Thanks. Obituary. In g£ f :1. 2c per word. 75c niflD U !D • ■Wr.,nr must be in office by 11 |U s Monday through Friday. Bpa .tnrdav deadline io 9 a. m. ■ for sale |H k sale —~1 9<7 Studebaker Mannion coach. A 1 condition. <>-. House. 15t 'i F UfTsAI.E-Phllco ttadios and Stucky * Co., ■Ute■ 274 ts ,E Keivinator refrigera 8K ; r small siae. 642.50. Call 14091 R 165-3 t r picture windows. x 42". Artie Jackson. Phone Decatur, Ind. 145-2tx jBnTsALE — Axmlnlster rugs. MSB o 0«„ wool. Open evening* exSKtpt Wed Stucky & Co. Monroe, Jjtnd Phone 84. 1-ts - Bros. Paint. Stucky’s HBlldse Dept. Monroe, Ind. m |K)R~SALE -Bottle Gas Ranges, ■■j. üBV -tyle* to select from Open except Wed. nites. Stucky Mg Co., Monroe, Ind. 274 ts - SKBIAJAS for rural M home cooking and water heating MAs low as >6 95 per 100 lbs. H ('brick Bros. 101-ts JKtii SAI.E Washers >B9 95, good such as Speed Queen and ■■H.o'on Stucky A Co., Monroe. ■Blod, Open nites except Wed. W 274-ts yol NEED wood cabinets—wire |Hdo« K-u-ena —storm rash or mill RM w-rk of any kind, call Quality Service, Phone Decatur Free estimates. 48 ts refTlgera |H tors, ranges, water heaters, washers, and dryers. Also some HR t»od used refrigerators. Uhrick Mliro* 101 ts - STOVES? STOVES - J | >t you want to trade see Stuckys KR st Monroe, Ind. They are allow SI ing high prices for your old stove KB right now. 274 ts |KoR SALE—Top dirt and peat Mtnoss Delivered. Call 9. V. Dill RH lac Ist house east of Kirkland HI high school. Glass Trucking II Service. CTaigvilie phone. R 99-T ■OR~SALE —24.5 c tor Hoosier Pete regular gas. Try it. it's highH er in octane, higher in recovery ■I Means better performance and SH ®<>re mileage. Sold only at Steff M ess I loonier Pete Station 13th MR and Nutt man Ave. 163 ts W"H SALE- Beautifully located H north end five-room tome If H you are tired ot small rooms ■ look at this rent saver. No base M meat or furnace but otherwise ■ modern. 33.700 cash or approx! 9 Btatsly 11.600 down, balance only 9 >33.54 monthly. Bob Heller. Real Il tor. phone 179. 117-btf 9<»P. S\!.E or TRADE 1942 Dodge 9 \ ton stake pick up; 1948 Che.-. 9 1 ton truck; 1939 Chev 1«, ton 9 dump truck; 1949 Pontiac comer--9 lible; 1947 Studebaker club 9 coupe stop and save at the new ■B Hoosier pete Station Comer 9? 224 IM ts SALK — ALL .MODERN ~3 II NCidt(N)M HOME with 2 car El garage and 1.1 acres <»f ground al beautifully landscaped plenty <>i El »hade and fruit trees. Can bt || bought with small down paymen* H halanre small monthly FHA pay|l menu The Kant Realty A AucCd. inc Phone 68. IW--"-t ■FOR SALE -Table-top ga» ranze || all white. eUy or bottle gas B Power lawnmower, ice refrigeH rator Wash machine, bottle gas 9 regulator and gas tanks. Large H ,ll * "Il burner compete wi-h ■ drum,, tubing and fan. Metal ■ 2 door utility cabinet. Also up i ■bolsteriag, cimiuui made awu I '•«» and Venetian blinds Heraur U Upholstery. 840 N. 13th St H 169-3 D H r °H MALE - STRICTLY M<»I>EPN ■ home all on one floor. H blocks from bus I news disK trict Large living room with El f ’repiace, large dining room, kl’II with all trailt In features | °«* modern bath. 3 bedrooms | *WI large elothes closets, fall I basement, and stoker beat Muat | 1* seen to be appreciated La | -etUate Possession, as owner ts | i * r *« city The Kent Realty t N Aacttoa Co Inc Phone M | IM-Ct I Tvs. -pexsiw

FOR SALrI — Used gas stove. Cail 16543 after 3 p. in. 167 3t FOR SALE - Davenport 325.00. Phone 1054. 166-2 t FOR SALE 2 horse stock trailer. Gimml condition. Ned Ray. IL mi. S. of Pleasant Mills, 167 3t x FOR BALE — Six year old register, ed riding horse, and saddle. Sell at once. Phone 5292. 167 3t-x FOR RALE Sow and eight pigs. Inquire Edwin Haugh, Phone «»7K. 167 3IX FOR SALE — Young pullets, f 1.50 each. Herman Lenhart. Route 6. • Decatur, Ind. Second house west | on highway 33 from State Line. .FOR SALE — Maple table A 4 r! chairs; child's chest. 5 drawers . ’ and wardrobe: metal lied com- ' i piete. Mrs. Wilbur Petrie, phone . 13,3. 166 3t x 11 . FOR SALE — Modern four root| f house, 1032 Central Ave., quick possession. Roy S. Johnson ic Son. DeVoss Bldg , Phone 101. i ' 167-31 ’ ; FOR SAI.E — 3-year old Guernsey ' cow. fresh; owned hy Imwrence ( Strickler. See Hubert Keller, . Homestead 25. Telephone No. k 7975. 167 2t-x k FOR SALE OR TRADE 1941 t Chrysler Highlander model. Good condition. Radio 4r Heater. Can be seen after 4 p. tn. 314 Madison 1 St. 167-31 X f FOR SALE—Stevens 410-22 Over- ■ under shotgun rifle. Sheepsk'n '* case. Or will trade for matched set golf ciu’os. Inquire Why Store. J 167 Itx j FOR SALE Full blooded. York j I shire boars and wilts. Boar* l large enough for service. I’rinf cess blood line. Roma Flckert, Rockford. Ohio. 2 mi E and 1 M ml. S. of Chattanooga. 166-3tx I i, FOR SAI.E 299 Acre Farm 3 miles from Decatur. A good stock f A grain farm can be bought at a bargain Roy S. Johnson A Son. J Auctioneers A- Real Estate DeJ Voss Bldg Phone I®4. 167-3 t r FOR SALE 1936 1 >-j T. Chevrolet truck. Good condition with r grain bed and tomato rack. I’ricad for quick sale. 1 mi. S. ’j j ml. W. of Salem. l*t lane south. , 167 31 r SPEI HTtDE OLD . ONES. Maytag washers. Bottle I and natural gas stoves. Electric . refrigerators. Radios. Home • freezers Geneva Steel Cabinets. I James Kitchen. 428 Mcßames. Phone 6495. 167 - FOR SALE Keivinator Rcfrig-T-I ators — Home Freezers, four I sizes. Electric Ranges. Fpr real quality, beauty and right prices. Kelvinator's line Bargain* m . I used refrigerators See Decatur . 1 Hatchery. 167 I<H FOR SALE A Real Huy in a Mod I ern Residence, with splendid apartment for owner io occupy and 1 space now rented bringing a r-s---1 turn of |«5« per year Possession . Sept Ist Ixwation 51% West Ad- . ams St. Shown by appointment only Please call Roy S. Johnson A Son, DeVoss Bldg Phone DM. 167 It I i . ’ FOR SALE One of the finest 10 ' acre highly improved Farms to ’ be found any where Modern 6 room house and l*est of other f:n---i provements Owned by Rev. Ar bert Swenson, located 2 miles i north of Willshire Ohio, on road 49. This I* no cheap farm It’s th* > best Can he inspected any time. Roy S. Johnson A Son. DnVtoss Bldg Phone 164. 167-3 t ' FOR SALE GOOD 8« ACRE 1 FARM, only about 6 miles southi east <»f Decatur on state highway I 191. This is a good level extra [ well tiled acres of black loon i soli, and has the following Lnprovements. 5 room house, (new roof). Barn, (new roofL Coni Crib, and Garage. Price 513.9(M---.99. The Kent Realty A Auction Co.. Jnc. Phone M. IM<t . FO* >a£* — A well e»taWish<-d • restaurant and living quarters > combined Two miles from Deca- » tur good im-ation on hea. .ly | i traveled hUkway. — immediate I possession. 25 acre farm along good hig v way 7 room, semi-modern hot)*’. r Good bars. Suitable for building locations or farming. 1 75 acre farm on highway. Go-si land and boiiditig* Schwarts RMIO Service. 915 W : M<mroe St. Phone 1398. Devour, i , lud _____ lost axtj found I LOST- BrownT”billfold containing; bunting and operators l»t«»» No currency J>« * , No. 3. Decatur lb-> Jix South Africa’s m»ize crop may /bathe smallest i» J 6 due drouth.

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds ';'c* J- ■ xZ -Bk”1 can just see your Democrat Want Ad now—'dandy ret of tools for sale, priced very reasonable’!” waTted WANTED TO BUY — Beef and dairy cattle. Scheiman’s Market Phone 3081. 79-ts WANTED Combining. New machine. 12 ft. pusher. Phone 6962 after B:3d pm. 166-2 t WANTED— Couple riders to the Harvester or’ Rubber plant. 7 am. to 3 p in. Donald Affoider. Phone 6771. 166-31 x WANTED- Paper hanging painting, wall paper cleaning, wall washing. 20 years experience. Best of references. Phone 499 or 6764. 163 «t x WANTED — Refined, educated lady, employed desires to share widow's home. Best of references. Reply Box 41 c/o Democrat. 165 6t WANTED — Will accept, if not sl<k, all unwanted dogs. Railing Bros. Decatur, it. 4. Res. 1% mi. N. Coppeaa Corner. Monroe phone 6-6377. 167-6'X WANTED— Stationery threshers. 22 to 28 inch. Late models pre* ferred. Gerber • Moser Implement Co., t’. 8. 27. Phone 2551. l<s-3t WANTED -- Middle aged iiollsekeepor, two in family. Modern home. Address Box 42 c/o Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, Indiana. IMakt-X WANTED- Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Building. 131tf WANTED—-Washing machine repairing. Wringer rolls. Parts and service for all makes. 51onroe Washing Machine Repair Shop. On highway 124. Monroe, Ind Pick up and delivery. Arthur Mitchell • Clarence Dick. Phone 6 6443. 156-121 X SEWING MACHINE Repairing — I,et us convert your old treadle Machine Into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buckels, machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing machines. Boardman's 223 North First. 154 25t-x MISCELLANEOUS BUICK Sales • Service ■ Parts. SAYLORS. 16Atf ELECTRICAL contracting, wiring and supplies. Free Job estimates. Engle A Kiess. North 12th St. Phone 212. 53 ts STARTER AND GENERATOR Service. Dick .Mansfield Motor Sales. 140 8. Second St. Decatur Ind. 222-T LOANS —on modern suburbans and farms. Low rate of interest.—A. I). Suttles. T w\.NT TO STOP SMOKING? Try NICO-STOP. Get it at Smith’s Retail Drug in Decatur. Il's guaranteed. 157 17t LOANS— To buy auto, furniture, livestock or other things you need. Local Loan Co., 138 N. 2nd St. Ground floor office. Phone 237. 79 ts RADIO REPAIR — For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. 60 If aEE HAUGK’S for automatic water heaters—water systems— baib> room»—or kitchen*. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell. 80-ts PLUMBING AND PLUMBING fixture*. Well pump*, water heater*. Experienced plumber for installation and repair work. Hangk*. Phone 49. • 145-ts APPLIANCE SERVICE—We service all make* of washers, sweepers, radios, refrigerator and other electrical appliances. For prompt service, call 463. Arnold A Klenk. inc. 90tf FARMERS ATTENTION-We re move dead horses, cows, hog* etc. Decatur phone 29*»6. We pay all phone chargee. The Stadler Fertiliser Co., formerly th* S'adler Product* Co. 15-tt Llectkical wiring supplies —Let u» supply >ou with your electrical need*, sneh as wire, switches, boae*. receptaciee. fix lure*, motor* or anything that you may a»*d Quotations gives OB *uy Arnold A Klenk 31741

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ATTENTION HOME OWNERS! — for best quality paint selected for durability at lowest prices, see me at my shop, located at 604 W. Adams St. or call 1930 for Information. Call R. E. Gants. 165-St POLIO Insurance, 15.00(1 per person for necessary expenses. Complete protection. — Decatur Insurance Agency, Kenneth Runyon. 16715 ROTO-ROOTER SERVTOE. Drain* and sewer* cleaned. 13.00 to fIO.OO. Also electrical contracting. Mr. C. R. Williams, R. R. i., Decatur. Phone 4 on 6 Tocsin. 163 ts ICE —for dependable service call 1683, Kenny's Ice Delivery. New all metal ice refrigerator, 75 lb. box 122.50. While they last—--4 qt. freezer. |9.45; 8 qt. >16.40; Picnic chest, >8 00 and >IBSO. Rental freezers, 50c a day. 140-ts FOR RENT FOR RENT -Sleeping room, cooking privilege. Phone 4252. , 165-3 t FOR RENT Apartment with office room, also suitable for heauty shop. Phone 457 l«7-3t For RXNT 4 room furnished a partment. Utilities furnished. Phone 1570. 167-3 t FOR RENT - Unfurnished apartinent. 4 rooms and bath. Automatic gas heat. Garage if desired. 840 Mercer Ave. Call 14202 1653 t START GRADING (C«Kit. From Pag* One> the Jo projects with the following exceptions. If classes are small, premium ribbons will be awarded at the discretion of the judges. No high premium rlblsms will be placed on exhibits of less than excellent quality. These riltbons are awarded by the Adams county 4-11 dub and extension exhibits, inc. The platings of the premium ribbons will take place next Saturday after the following schedule of l<K’al judging Is completed. State fair entries will bo chosen at that time. July 18 —10 a. m . ('loverblossom. Geneva school; 12:30 p. m„ Dec*fur 4-11. Decatur high school. July 19 — 10 a. m.. Happy GoLucky. Hartford school: 1 p. m, Berne, Berno school; 3:45 p. in, Cloverleaf. home of Marjorie Public Auction Household goods 711 Dierkes street, 6:30 p. m. today. It

REAL HOME RENDERED Lilill 5 lb. Pail 69< GERBERS MEAT MARKET Phone 97

m SALE! 1939 Plymouth Coach 1939 FORD 1938 FORD 85 1937 Nash $79.00 1935 Chevrolet 1942 FORD Coach Heady to «o Beautiful Black Finish DICK MANSFIELD MOTOR SALES DeSoto Pb mouth Phone 1645

Neuenschwander. July 30 -8:30 a. tn., Peppy Pep per*. Election school in French township; 10 a m. Happy Hustlers, Washington community center; 1 p. m., Busy Bees. Monroe school; 3 p. m., Keklonga, Plea* ant Mills school. July 22—8:30 a. m. Work sn<l Win. Jefferson school; 10:30 a. m. Up and At It, Kimsey school In Blue Creek township; 1 p. m., KutUps. Kirkland high school; 3:30 p. m.. Jolly Juniors, Preble Lutheran school.

‘ ' _ _ . Trying to land, the Mariner crashes into the sea near freighter. ZS ■/. -®. ® .X. . r J ■ M /V zx >3 / f A z Z •• i. \ > m 'T iflHr r. <4 Coast Guardsmen take to rubber boat (arrow) as plane sinks. ■ / Ir H ’ m A* Hz .■I ■ • ■ A- - - *■ " ■cWb - Survivors board the freighter from lifeboat, medicine safe. ON A MERCY FLIGHT with emergency medicine for Mrs. Teresa Luling aboard freighter Dona Aurora 400 miles off the Golden Gate, 10 Coast Guardsmen *n-t a San Francisco Call-Bulletin photographer crashed into the Pacific as their Mariner failed in landing near the freighter. But all 11, plus the medicine, got safely aboard the freighter, (Inttiaatioaal Souodphotot)

I FARMS WANTEDI WE HAVE BUYERS FOR ALL SIZE FARMS. gg Libt With U« For Quick Service. « I The Kent Realty & Auction Co., I I Ik* I S DECATUR. INDIANA PHONE 68 S 3 C. W. Kent Gerald Strickler

New 2 year POLIO POLICIES, Only $lO for entire family. l / 2 thia cost for individuals, i I 2 yearn for 1 premium. ( I Leland Smith Leland Agency Glenn Hill * I VWWWWWWmMWMRMVWAAAAAMMAAAAAnAAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAAMAAnAAAAnAAAAAAAAAAMAAAMWWWWWWWW — a|V4Hß * H^**w^v **a*M*a**«HW**» WMMWBVM*M*a**WHWWMaaM*M**«*** —MMMMaWHMMMHHW W ■ —— "■»**■-—* . MB* * - THIMBLE THEATRE - Now Showing— DATE BAIT" /Tiirt'J OrArurl IC TO 6Ngasg the I IzTptir purpose o 4 sm’pediticm sid find I r<i Ir*lM(>y WOWh LAIe surroundng radioactive TjHe football prospects for fall—>gs. LnJO'V 'U->VIVt, I WVfLWj WATEZS are INFESTED WITH FISH SJPEZ-EMERSIZEP SCORERS JT'”' you GO/ VcPEVS AND WIMPY SO LARSE The minnows SUPPLY ’’-sv ; s\o TRACKS AtoUN \ f", t\\\„ ON .»! Tow“ E lLctoo> yejgyj- (vk u-J “<s>. J k — l3 which were created a zr>, \xSsdjib -- 3V A M.SOUDEO A ) -i < I twse!r V JtV Missile dropped AT X\l \ "C> Wv X// WS<ms SEA INADVERTENTLY* / \ ll \\ \ B •> - cu H I x _ i"n'jl ~--.. ■- '■'J;. ', f *r •»»' K«« 1.«. m S4.H. W *<»U >«■. BLOMDIt— TELL HIM WHAT HE'S SAVED! -.<iihSj'' || ■ “gii ■"iiiiiw n f mb?h„ v \ blav -HELP JL >• l TOID vOU? TO»cw PuT W,W ex TME\ . <*^:> / ’WwenV /W* “? J 11 - i f dojcT* ' COFFEE J It LJ '?< x ■’ Tv z A* c ? kdi asH iffSM

July 23—8:30 a m . Meriy Maids, Monmouth high school; 10:45 am. Peppy Pals, Friedhenn school; 1:30 p. Bt., Union Pals, Immanuel Lutheran school. Baking will be sealed In cellophane as soon as it Is judged. It will then be frozen and stored, un til Wednesday of fair week, when it is put on display in the Decatur high school gym. Mrs. Lee will return to Decatur Friday of fair week and judge the food preparation exhibit and the I dress revue.

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne. Ind., July 18. —(UP) —(PM A)—U veatock: Hogs 700, strictly choice hogs 23.75, lightwejgbt butchers 23.25-23.50, medium butchers 23.00-23 25. butchers 21.00-21.25, heavy butchers 18-.00-20.50, pigs 18 50 down, roughs 18.00 down. Choicd steers 24.00-26.00. choice heifers 24.00-25.00, good cows 15.3917.50, good bulls 20.00-22.50, calves 27.50 down. Lambs 24.00 down, ewes 4.00-8.'»O, bucks 3.00-5 00. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, July 18—(UP) — (PM A) Livestock: Hogs 6.oo<); opening fully active on light to medium weight barrows and gilts, steady to strong, top 25 higher; later trade slightly less active, steady, mostly on heavier weights; hulk good and choice 170240 lb* 23 25-23.50, few lot* 23 65. extreme top 23.75 sparingly, scattered mixed wrights around 240250 lb* 23.00-23.75 sparingly, bulk 24*290 lbs 21.5*23 00, heavier weights scarce. 10*160 lb* 17.5020.50; sow* about steady: good and choice 400 lbs down 16.5*18.00; few 18 25-1850; 40*500 lbs 13.0016.25; stag* around 10.5*12.50. Cattle 2.000; calves 500; fed steers and heifers opened fairly active; early sales mostly 25 higher; little down earlier on strictly grassy offerings; 2 load* high good and choice yearlings 27 oo; load high good near 950 lb« 26 85; several loads high medium and good 95*118*lb steers 25.75-26 50; scattered medium short feds 25.0025 - 50; few medium and gcacd heifers 25.50; liberal share medium grassers eligible to sell 22.50-24 cat. cows fairly active, strong; good beef cow* 19.0*18.50; common and medium 15.75-18.25; caoners and cutters 12 00-15 75; vealers opened slow, later moderately active;! mostly Loo lower; bulk good and choice 25.0*88.00; common and medium 2*0*24.00. Sheep 300; opened rather slow; 5*1.00 lower; early bulk good and choice 25 00. few 25 50; common and medium 21.0*24.00; slaughter ewes steady al 5.0*8.50. Markets At A Glance By United Press Slock* steady iu quiet trading. Bond* irregular; U. 8. governments did not trade. Curb stocks irregular. Chicago stocks irregularly higher. Silver unchanged in New York at 71’4 cents a fine ounce. Cotton future* higher. Grains in Chicago; wheat, corn, oats, rye and soy bean future* irregular. Hogs: moKliy 50 cents higher. Sheep; steady. Catlie: steady to higher. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: July Hept 2.01«4%; Dec. 204-2.02%; March 2 03-2.03%; May 1.98%-%. Corn: July 140%-%; Sept. 127L 26%; Dec. 1 17-1.16 7 g ; Mach 119%; May 1.20%. Oat*: July 60%-%; Sept. 62% 'i; Dec. March 62%8; 1 May 62%. Soybean*: July 2.58%-%; Nov 215 2.17%; Dec. 2 16%; March 2 11%. A little vinegar or ammonia on a damp c loth is better tlian soap lor cleaning mirror*.

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KENNETT — MURRAY A CO, Corrected July 18 160 to 180 ibe. 22 75 . 180 to 220 lbs (top) 23.00 220 to 240 It*. 22.50 ! 240 to 260 lb*. 21.75 280 to 300 lbs 20 50 i 260 to 280 lbs. 21.25 300 to 325 lbs. 19 75 , 325 to 350 lbs. 19,00 350 to 400 lbs 18.25 140 to 160 lbs. 17.75 ' 120 to 140 lb*. 17 36 100 to 120 lbs. 16.75 ' Roughs 300 lbs. down 17.00 300 to 350 1b5.16.50 350 to 480 1b*.15.75 400 to 450 1b514.50 450 to 500 lb*. 13.50 ■ 500 to 550 lb*. ....... 12.50 ’ 550 to 600 1b5.11.50 ' 600 lb*, up 10.75 1 Stags 1000 Boars 8.50 Veal* (Wc-d. & Sat.) 25.50 • Spring Lambs (Wed. & Sat.) 23.50 Clip Lamb* 15.00 Yearlings....... 10.00 Ewes 8.00 SCHMITT'S STOCK vARDS I Corrected July 18 160 to 180 lbs 22.75 180 to 220 lbs. 23.00 220 to 240 lb* 22.75 I 240 to 256 lbs. 22.50 , 250 to 260 lb* 22.25 260 to 270 lb*. - 21.00 ; 270 to 280 lb*. 21.75 280 to 300 lbs 21 511 300 to 325 lb*. 21 325 to 350 lb*. 20.50 1 , 350 to 375 lb*. 20.00 375 to 400 Ibe. 19.50 140 to 160 lb*. ... 17.75 100 to 140 lbs. 1*25 Rough* 3(H) down 17.00 ! Stags 1150 ‘ Lamb* .... 21.00 Calve* 23 00 } Boars 19.00 Ewea 7 00 Bucks 6 00 LOCAL GRAfN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected July 18 Beans subject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. A*k for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel less. Corn: .07 per 100 lesa. f.o.b. farm. * WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Phone 380 Corrected July 18 ’ Grade A large whites7 Grade A large brown .55 1 Current receipts .42 ! Heavy hen* -21 Leghorn hen* 4 lb*, up .18 • Cock* -12 Fryers—ta.! for prices. GRAIN PRICES Adems County F. B. Co-Op's Berne-Monroe-Williams Pleasant Mills Corrected July 18 No. 1 Wheat 168 Oat* - 5 ® j Corn 1 R;! Beans 2 40 Call for rye price*. In 1948 th<- potato chip industry consumed about 20,000,000,000 bushels of ixitaloe*.

Elevator Co. Decatur - Peterson • Monroe