Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 179, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1949 — Page 5

t snAY. AUGUST f, 1949

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I LOCAL classified I advertising rates ,r II i time 50c; 2 limes ,se: I | 3 times $1; 6 times $1.75. ■| Rates <l uoled “ re ,or c°n«e<’Ue days. No classified skipday accepted. ■■Kale for 10 P° ,nt BLACK BSaCE Is 5c P er wt,rd * arh ,l1 KK, r lon. 50c minimum charge. !■ Cla»«l f, ed ads listed in para--50% increase over rcguUfa rd of Thanks. Obituary. In ?»emorlam. 2c pef word, 75c IKinimum. |MF cony must be In office by 11 ■ tn. Monday through Friday. ■B l " ,r( ' av deadline la 9 a. m. ■L_ ■” FOR SALE SALE—l’hllco Radio* and Stutky & Co., H' ! ' r:,ie ' 111,1 274-ts SALE -1947 Ford. 4 door, accessories. Very S The Gas House. 177 fit SALE Pickles for fanning ■■ T „i,v Corral. Ist house east of ■ v pleasant church. 179 3tx ■feiiTsALE — Axmlnlater rugs, jou% wool. Open evenings exWed. Stucky & Co. Monroe, || tnd Phone 84. 1-ts SALE— Wine colored tapes- ■■ try studio couch in good condiS| lion Call Hoagland, 2 shorts 2 longs on 38. 179t3 Ik; \I.E PAINT- PAINT p,we Bros. Paint. Stucky's ildwe. Hept. Monroe, Ind. M 150-ts SALE—Bottle GSs Ranges, many styles to select from Open ■I nites except Wed. uitea. Stucky ~ co.. Monroe, Ind. 274-ts! — Condensed butterBl milk. $4.75 per 100 lb. Full line ■ ~t Anady feeds. Decatur Farms. ■ Phone 380. 173 12t Kruit SALE—SKELOAS for rural ■ horn.* cooking and water beating B As low as $6.95 per 100 lbs. H Vhrlck Bro*. 101-ts ■fol: SALE—Washer* 189.95, good HS makes such as Speed Queen and ■ Horton. Stucky ft Co., Monroe, M iud . open nites except Wed. ■ 274-ts ■m YOU NEED wood cabinets—win do* screens—storm sash or mill ■ work of any kind, call Quality ■ Mill Service, Phone Decatur ■ 17161. Free estimates. 48 if ■Foil SALE - 1947 Pontiac 6, tor ■ pedo deluxe, radio and heater. M very clean inside. Raymond ■ Bur. 218 Hendricks St. Berne ■ Phone 5724 Berne. 177 3tx ■ ioit SALE—Frtgatralre rerrlgera ■I tors, range*, water beaters. ■I washers, and dryers. Also some HI good used refrigerators. Uhrick H Bros. 101-ts ■stoves, stoves, stoves - ■ H jmi want to trade see Stucky# ■ at Monroe. Ind. They are allow 'S to* high prices for your old stove; I right now. 274-ts ■ and peat fi| Won Delivered. Cail !). V. Dill ||j tog Ist house-east of Kirkland ■ high school. Glass Trucking ■ Service. Cralgville phone. ■ 99 T i ■ fOR SALE — 1915 M o (I e I ■ Km craft 26 ft. housetrail- ■ er in excellent condition. 1 Reasonable price. Call ■ 16561 or 3895. 17913 ■ SPECIAL PRICB~TRADE OLD ■ OSES. -- Maytag washers BoHB- ■ and natural gas stoves. Electric ■ refrigerators. Radios. Home ■ freezers. Geneva Steel Cabine s ■ James Kitchen, 428 Mcßarm < ■ Phone 6195. 167 tl ■ FOii SALE - Decatur chicks for ■ August and Sep*, order now ■ Poultry supplies, fountains, f'*d ■ »r« and metal nests. Kosy ready ■ built laying houses, any six* ■ prices right. See Decatur Hatch ■ fry , 174 121 ■ FOR SALS— Beautifully located I Sorth end five-room Lome. I! ■ foe are tired ot small rooms B look at this rent-saver. No base ■ ®“nt or ( urnaC e but otherwise ■ modern. 81.700 cash or approxi- ■ mately 81.600 down, balance only ■ 133.84 monthly. Bob Heller, Real ■I tor, pbone 170. 117-btf ■ FOR KAUB—s%'T«frig<Tai«.r di Hr »Mt« set; Detroit - Jewel go-1 H Rove, kitchen cabinet. 2 < bests | ■ of drawers; small Round Oak j H beater; studio couch; 1 orcasH »*oo»l table; electric vict-ola ■ First hftnse west of Magley on ■ ”1 Or cnl! Tocsin 31 on 6 K -. 179t3 ■ SALE~ OR TR ADE -191 • H Chevrolet Fi eet ||ne Sedan 1944 ■ Cb’rrolet Aero Sedan 2 door i H' 1J 47 Chevrolet Flestmsster Ke ' H **“ 1941 Plymouth Opera Hl e *P«- 1»37 Chevrolet 2 door. H Sew paint 1134 Chevrolet se H **»■ 875 00. runs good Fred ■ Bwcbs Phone 975 303 N »tb ■ 177 ■ in a — !>««•-'

FOR SALE—Yorkshire male pigs. I Old enough for service. Benj.; Gerke. Phone 682 E. 179 6t»i FOR SALE — Tomatoes. Verl I Lautxenheiser. Phone 6 6116 Monroe. 179-3 t ■ FOR SALE—Young male hog. Spotted Poland. Market price. 1 ml W. of Preble and % ml' 8. Preble phone. 179-3tx FOR SALE—Good used bottle or city gas stove. Been used one year and eight months. Like new. Priced reasonable Monroe Washing Machine Repair Shop Monroe Ind. 179 6tx ■ FOR SALE—I kitchen cabinet. 1 >} bed and springs. 3 rugs, 9x 12 congoleum. 1 Duo-Therm oil ! heater. Howard Myers. One li half mile east of Luckey school, j 179-2tx JUST RECEIVED— Shipment of congoleum rugs. $5 95 and up; drop-head sewing machines; j chests of drawer*; studio i couches; several gas stoves; . I breakfast sets; utility cabinets; 'j baby beds, bassinettes; several all white porcelain ice boxes. j Decatur Used Furniture. 146 S. ’) Second. Phone 420. 179-2 t . DIESEL HAS IN f|STRUCTION, MALE — Diesel is rapidly replacing steam and gas engines on railroads, ships, factories, farm and road equipment, power plants. Lighter units open huge new fields—tractors, air- . craft, auto*. Apportunities for I men trained in Diesel operation and maintenance are here and f growing. Prepare for Diesel experience by practical spare time ,1 training. Details Free. Write I Utilities Diesel Training. Box 47 I c/o Democrat. 179 2tx fl WANTED WANTED TO BUY - Beef anl dairy cattle. Scheiman's Market Phone 3081. 79-ts I WANTED - Riders to Ft Wayne ; 7:30 or Bto 4:30 shift. Call 1855. ,j 17>3tx f ——..... . . FARM WANTED-Small acreage I with or without buildings, near I Decatur. Write R. L. Sheehan. , New Haven, Ind. 174-6tx , WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5 room modern house, at once. Call Local Loan Co. Phone 237 or I 10023. 177-4tx . WOMEN wanted for kitchen work I in restaurant. Must be clean and experienced on short orders. Hours 3 to 11 pm. Cail Herne. ,j Ind. Phone 6601. 179-2tx ! GENERAL HAULING. Reasonable. Local and long distance. Insulated semitrailer. Also flat body straight truck available. , Decatur Farms. Phone 380. , 177 12t 1 WANTED— Mimeographing work, Professional equipment. Save • j money on letters, sales message*, it programs, forms, etc. Joan • i Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Build ,| | U g 131-ls : SEWING MACHINE Repairing - la?t us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. I We make covered button*, buckI els. machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewing I machines. Boardman’s 223 North First. 179-2>tx WANTED — Washing machine repairing. Wringer rolls. Part* and service for all makes. Monroe Washing Machine Repair Shop. On highway 124. Monroe Ind Pick up and delivery Arthur Mitchell — Clarence Dick. Phone 66443. 169121 X WANTED Have opening for 2 ladies to demonstrate Stanley Home Products. Earn 8-50 to 875 per 2® hr. week. Car ncc* *• sarv. Any housewife can d<> this work. For information, call or write: Lu'ile Itudeil. 1419 8. Calhoun St. Ft. Wayne. Ind Anthony <1367 or at nite—Harrison «'>6fii. 178-61* MISUELI.ANTiObS I WE DO aFi khid <>f custom butch ering Gerber Meat Market. PboSe 97. juinnnnnnnri >■■■■*- BUICK • CHEVROLET Sales, Service, Parts SAYLORS MTR. CO. DECATUR ph •KTARTER and generator j Servli W* X“ ,ne,d Motor Sale*. 140 » - s « ODd St Ind WT ; LO4NS —on modern eubur- ' bans and (arm-. I« of interest.—A. D. | - ; jSEcTRICAL <-" B tr.ctlnr wiring .nd supp He- . ST ? 1 En*l* * K‘*»» Sorth 1 Phon*Blß- i “ Beside* iron, steel contain* »I>| *. t .nlpWr. phosphorous «ud .HF, ca. •

QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds .0* -j’ ii J : I- s , ,4.; ,; . _.K —i | r as *•—' 7 i “Don't say this and don’t say that—sometimes I wish you'd sell me with a Democrat Want Ad!” LOANS— To buy auto, furn.ture, livestock or other thingt you need. Local Loan Co., 138 N. 2nd St. Ground floor office. Pbone 237. , 79-ts RADIO REPAIR — For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable price*. Haugka. . 80-ts SEE HAUGK'S for automatic water heaters—water systems— bathrooms—or kitchen*. We furnish pipe and install anything we sell. 80-ts PLUMBING AND PLUMBING fixtures. Well pumps, water heaters. Experienced plumber for installation and repair work. Haugks. Pbone 49. 145-ts NOTICE—WiII start canning sweet corn Monday, Aug. 1 and every Mon. Wed. and Friday thereafter till further notice. Liechty Cannery and Cane Mill. Berne. 175-6 t APPLIANCE SERVICE—We service all makes of washers, sweepers, radios, refrigerator and other electrical appliances. For prompt service, call 463. Arnold ft Klenk, inc. 80-ts for SIO.OO Polio protection for the family. No age limit. Kenneth Runyon. Phone 385. K. C. Building. 179t5 FARMERS ATTENTION—We ramove dead horses, cows, bogs etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15-ts ICE—for dependable service call 1683, Kenny's Ice Delivery. New all metai ice refrigerator, 75 lb. box 822.50. While they last—--4 qt. freexer, 89.45; 8 qt. 816.40; Picnic chest, 88.00 and 816.50. Rental Creesers, 50c a day. 140-ts ELECTRICAL wifUNfTiuPPLIE’s —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 317-ts ROTO-ROOTER SERVICE. Drains and sewers cleaned. 83.00 to 810.00. Also electrical contracting. Mr. C. R. Williams. R. R. 2.. Decatur. Phone 4 on 6 Tocsin. 163 ts FUK RENT FOR RENT—24 acres of pasture. Phone 980 K. 178 3tx FOR RENT -All modern 2 room furnished apartment with refrigerator. Phone 8281. 179-2tx FOR RENT -Office, large rooms, good location. Across from Court House on Second St. Phone 1813. 173-ts FOR RENT Tri Lakes cottage. Modern (dumbing and boat Phone 144<'l or call at 330 N. 4th St. 179 2t FOR RENT 3 room apartment. Private entrance. Clean and nicely furnished at 116 S. 13th St. 1793tx SURPLUS SPACE tor rent. 12.000 ft. or will divide. Storage, warehouse or any business. About 4,<»00 ft. of this insulated cooler. Railroad siding Reasonable. Decatur Farms, Decatur, Ind. Phone 380. 176 12t

Card of Thanks Words cannot express our heartfelt thanks to all those who helped In any way during the sickness and death of our loved one. Hubert Gase and family Truman Dudgeon and family. 180 Itx \«tlrv •* S’lnsl KeKIeXH-ei Os SXale f.ftt* Notice I* hereby given to the creditors, helra and l*<atee» ot Mar, K. Bailey, de>ea«>-«l to appear •<» the Adams (Trcult Court, held at i Decatur. Indians, on the IJth day of August. I»4», and show cause. It any. why the FINAL ÜBTTI.BMMNT A<> CUt’NTS with the estate ot said decedent aliould not be approved, and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Hath B. Uelbaaw. tdmlatstrairU DeeSfur. ladlaaa. Jai, S 3. I»«a Attars, Hear, SHrlkr. t I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any on* but mysslf Clarenc* E. Mich«l.

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U. S. Is Taking Loss On Wheat Shipments Floor Prices Set Under Wheat Pact Washington, Aug. 1 — (UP) The United States began taking a “loss” today on aioiut one out of every three bushels of wheat shipped out ot the country. Starting today, the United States is committed under the international wheat agreement to export tip to 168,000,000 bushels of wheat to specified countries for the next four years at a fixed ceiling price. The wheat pact also sets a floor price at which the importing countries are committed to accept the wheat. The object I* to stabilize world wheat trade- to protect exporting nations from price wars In times of surpluses and to protect wheat importing nations from unreasonably high prices in times of shortages. The United States will lose money on the deal at least at the start. The celling price on wheat going to Europe under the pact Is equivalent to roughly about 81.70 a bushel. Kansas City baWfs far below the current market price. The government, which handles most of this country’s wheat exports, will take a direct loss on wheat it ships under the pact. To enable commercial exporters to continue operations, the agriculture department will pay a subsidy on every bushel of wheat and flour they export under the agreement The subsidy is to make up the difference between the market price and the pact's celling price. The amount of the subsidy will vayy from day to day depending on domestic prices. In view of recent market price*, a subsidy of about 30 cents a bushel may be necessary at the outset. But if market prices for lhe year average out about as high as the government's wheat support price, the subsidy will cost about 50 cent* a bushel. If so. losses could run as high as 884,000,000 during the first year. Actually, about one-third of the "loss" will merely be a “paptr loss,” since one-third of the wheat probably will go to nations which have been buying it with United States money supplied through foreign aid programs. U. S. wheat exports have been close to 500 000.000 bushels a year. For wheat not covered by the pact, tiie United States can continue to charge the regular market price. SUPPORTERS OF (Coot. From Page One) 'rushed to President Truman a bill authorizing re v era I ‘ ’ hr oke ' ’ agencies to keep spending money through Aug. 15. The measure was necessitated by senate delay in passing regular appropriation bills. Greece Preeident Truman r<» ported to congress that the Greek aid program has made chances of a communist victory in Greece “more remote than at any time since the liberation of Greece (from the Nazis) in 1944.” Minimum wage House leaders threw their weight behind a compromise minimum wage bill in order to head off a Republican-south-ern Democratic coalition threatening to kill the administration's 75cent floor wage. The compromise

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would increase the legal minimum wage from 40 to 75 cento an hour but would extend coverage of the law to only 600,00 d new workers. The original administration measure would have brought an estimated 6.000,000 employes under cov» rage of the wage hour act as well. Trade in a Good Town — Oscatur Beauty by the Carload It took 30 carloads of paint to transform the Queen Elizabeth from a drab troop-transport to a gleaming luxury liner, but a couple of quarts of Luco-Kwik make dingy furniture and woodwork look new and lovely! For sale at Arnold ft Klenk, inc. adv.

Opportunity For Local Man Our Hales work is very profitable for men who work at it. We need an active man to represent our National concern locally. Maybe you are the man. I Ait's talk it over. Man selected will be over 24, have a car, and be of excellent character. Write giving your qualifications and we will contact you. No investment, free training. Mr. Castle, 3030 Maumee Avenue, Fort Wayne, Indiana.

FOR SALE 10-ACRE FARM-40 LOCATED—2 miles East of Bobo. Good 7 Room House, interior finish quarter eawed oak. Drove well. No other Buildings. ALSO —40 Acres direct across road, al! farm land, good aoil. Can be sold as 40 acres with house or as an 80 acres. Priced low for quick sale. Known as Sherman Alexander farm. SEE NED C. JOHNSON, Phone 101 or 996-Q or Melvin Liechty, Herne. Ind.. Phone 251.

FOR SALE! CITY PROPERTIES 4 Room all-modern Home with full basement —86950.00. 4 Room semi-modern Home —83800.00 7 Room all modern Home, 1 block from Court House —88000.00 5 Room Home, modern except heat—s3soo.oo 4 Room semi modern Home. 2 car garage—B3Boo.oo 2 Room Home, corner 10t—8950.00 6 Room all modern Home, corner location—slo,soo.oo 6 Room semi-modern Home —$4500.00 3 Apartment House —Semi modern, corner location —$6500.00 6 Room all modem Home on one floor, close to downtown $13,500.00. FARMS 80 Acres on 101, South of Pleasant Mills—sl3,ooo.oo 80 Acres in Union Township—sls,ooo.oo. LOTS Lots from $200.00 to $1500.00 BUSINESSES Drive-In Restaurant—(A Good One) Kiddie Shop—(Complete line of children's wearing apparel) Grocery Store—lnventary and New Equipment—s3ooo.oo 30x40 Buaines* Building on Highway—s7ooo.oo. THE KENT REALTY & AUCTION CO., INC. 119 SOUTH SECOND STREET DECATUR, INDIANA PHONE 68 C. W. Kent Gerald Strickler

Protect your family now with Polio Insurance. Up to $5,000 protection for 2 years costs you only $lO. See us today. uiud smith Leland Smith Insurance Agency Glenn Hill THIMBLE THEATRE - Now Showing—“TO THE KING'S TASTE” rTVtemi/rc £ I I carced ouve, bur LIKE van'llaml ICCes even <xd ionu ogaie dkgs' PJOSLOKcS^-sl U Their PE al UJEAKNESS is . FZrfSH 1 VANILLA" t/jusr the CEveese op skT 3 VANILLA? SUOUPOK&S, ARE mo t U)6 <3O<N(j’ ? ) i miP" ) —. /. YEM OF THE HicLS AmP AI ? v VyZ. . V CAN MOVE PASTEC UWI \ I) A' Vvt ths a-eEoot sow- - i I V'Kly TWV «t inea sun- ‘i T? ic tA' Jn-: '/ PLUGGING IN PfRECTLY \ M ex thcjadoagt.vc \W \\ i I ///, .Vz, .Jfc. ~ • ... “ | r «T- IW K-» .. | L—————J I ~ ~ . ,l *. •LONOIC— A NEAT HAUL! "'|||;|||||||||||l|'|- IfflW 5 lEiiiiiiiijW:. -J ( f t=OUNO them) lAt SO POUND * TWATS the ToouetEl f STAMPS I HAD WHEN I (WAS < z THtS TmOEE ZWITH VNIVES Mtjr I hidden AvMtv. , mousecleaningX Jl doll aps in V-'" WHO APE GOOD Xk nJ K, IN * 80* V ANO USEOTHEMy % y CHANGE HOQEN\f< J Pl HOUSEKEEPEPS' )> ¥ ,/ -J?/ - lUNOEPHV Z; A. To MAIL MV f \ L AWAY IN A J "OU CANT HIDE ' fkx \_BLLSr-x zWit'T' "T Anything J ' L'v X Clothes closet I fpom th*im ) Aljr j-V J p n — 1 fl '*■■■[ . . •-*’ , ■ JkMßt,' r -A Iw w. ■ • JffMfcSa. • ZWwb .. T-r *!*■ ■ • - • -W- <* —— II a.ll— — — * num s—te IIP 6>i«s i a a 1 u nqladb— ■■ ma. —

NOTICE! My office will be Closed Aug. 4 ■ 7 Inclusive OR. HARRY H. HEBBLE, Optometrist

HIILir SO! REGISTERED Hampshire Hogs 1 P.M. Friday August 12 • 67 Bred Gilts • 10 Spring Boars Blue Ribbons and tested production. Tomorrows meat type today. Save this ad. Catalog mailed on request. Sale 4 miles west, 1 mile north, lie west of Geneva. Ralph S. Myers 12

FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK -(PMA)-Livestock: Hogs 600, steady; light butchers 22.00-22.75, medium 22.50-22 75; i butchers 21.00 22.00; heavy 18.5020.50; pig* 18.00 down; roughs 18.50 down. Cattle steady to strong; calves 50 lower at 7.00 down. Choice lambs 24.00 ewes 4 00-8.00 INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, Aug. I.—(UP) — (PM A)—Livestock: Hogs 6,500, active; barrows and gilts fully steady to strong; bulk good and choice 180-240 lbs 22.752325; 240290 lbs 21.50-2275; 190320 lbs 21.00-22.00; 160180 lbs 20.. 5022.50; 100-160 lbs 16.50-19 00; sows uneven, fully 50 higher; good and choice 400 lbs down 17.6G19.00, top 19 on; 4M550 lbs 14.00 17.00. Cattle 27o”calves 600; steer and heifer quality mostly high medium and good; few good and choice heifers; common and medium grassers scarce; steer* uneven but active; light to medium weight steers 2650; few loads good and choice 26 75-27 00, little above 2700; medium to just good short fed yearlings 24.50-25.50; common and medium mixed 20.00; load medium to just good heifers 25.00, few 26 - 00; some common down to 18.00; cows slow, few common and med- ! ium beef cows 13.75-16.50; vealers 1 fairly active, steady, good and I choice 25 09-26.00, common and | medium 19.00-24.50. Sheep 590. active; 50 to 1.00 I higher; bulk good and choice 24 5«»j 25.00; common and medium 19 00- [ 23.50; slaughter ewes steady, 5..0- | 8.00. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Sept. 2.04%-%; Dec. 2 07%%; March 2.06%; May 2.00%. Corn: Sept 1.28%-%; Dec. 116%%; March 1.19%; May 120% Oats: Sept. 65% %: Dec. 65%; March 648; May 62% Soybeans; Nov. 2 36% 2 37; Dec. 2 36%; March 2 33% Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks firm in quiet trading Rond* irregular: U. S. government* traded lower. Curb stocks Irregular Chicago stocks irregular. Silver unchanged in New York at ' 71% cent* a fine ounce. Cotton futures steady. Grains In Chicago: wheat, corn, oats, rye and toy bean futures steady. Hogs: butchers steady; sows seteady to strong Cattle: steady to higher. Sheep: steady to higher. Statistics show that about 130 drug stores throughout the nation are robbed every 30 days for their narcotic supplies. An equal numiter of hospital and offices are looted in the same period. Roy S. Johnson & Son Auctioneers & Real Estate DeVoss Bldg., Ground Floor Phone 104 157 So. 2nd St. We’ll be glad to Represent You In the transaction of Real Estate at Public Sale or private sale. 25 years In this business in Decatur. We welcome your investigation of our record of which we are proud. Melvin IJcclity, Rep.

I KENNETT — MURRAY A CO. Corrected Aug 1 160 to 170 i»s. 20.90 170 to 180 lbs. 22.25 180 to 220 lbs. (top) 22.50 220 to 240 lbs. 22 25 240 to 260 lbs. 2150 i 260 to 280 lbs. 20.75 I 280 to 300 lbs. 20.00 ' 300 to 325 lbs. 19.25 j 325 to 350 lbs 18.50 ’ 350 to 375 lbs. 17.75 J 375 to 400 lbs 17.25 400 lbs. up 16.50 140 to l«o lbs. 17.25 I 120 to 140 lbs. 16.75 I 100 to 120 lbs. 16.25 Roughs 300 lbs. down - 17.00 300 to 350 lbs 16 50 350 to 400 lbs. 15.50 400 to 450 lbs 14.50 450 to 500 lbs. 13.50 500 to 550 lbs. 12.50 550 to 600 lbs. 11.50 600 lbs. up 10.50 Stags 10.56 Boars 8.00 Veals (Wed ft Sat.) 24.50 Spring Lambs (Wed. & Sat.) 22.00 Clip Lambs ................ 15.00 Yearlings 14 00 Ewes 6.00 »CHMITTB STOCK vARDS Corrected Aug. 1 160 to 180 lbs. 21 50 180 to 200 lbs. 22 00 200 to 240 lbs. 22.50 240 to 2flo lbs 2150 260 to 280 lbs 80.75 280 to 300 lbs. 20.00 300 to 325 lbs 1925 325 to 350 lbs. 18 50 350 to 400 tbs. 17.75 140 to 160 lbs. 1775 ion to 140 lbs. 17 25 Roughs 300 down 17.00 Stags 1100 Lambs 2200 Calves ......... 23.00 Boars 9.00 ■wes 6.00 Bucks 5.00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Aug 1 Beans subject to < hangs during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask tor prices. Grain; .03 per bushel less. Cora: .07 per 100 less. f.o.b. farm WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Phone 380 Corrected Aug. 1 Grade A large white ...... .60 Grade A large brown .58 I Current receipts .42 Heavy hens .19 Leghovn hens 4 lbs. up .18 Cocks - .12 Fryers—cad for prices. GRAIN PRICES Adams County B. Co-Op’* Berne-Monroe-William* Pleasant Mill* Corrected Aug 1 No. 1 Wheat —..—...... 168 Oats 55 Corn - - 1-6$ Beans - — 2 41 Cali for rye nnce». Babe Ruth, famous baseball player. wa« born in Baltimore, Md., February 4. 1*95.

Elevator Co. Decatur ■ Peterton • Monroe

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