Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 224, Decatur, Adams County, 23 September 1949 — Page 3

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CLASSIFIED RATES r ‘* 2 time* 75c: L ft time* sl’s. | gJgK„t.-1 are f ,,r <'‘-n*"<'Ug JHgy ■ I - F * l,l i’ I’'"' 1 ’'"' bl.vk h sSnMk' ~,-r u “" 1 ' ■ ,<ll ln ' || minimum charge, 'j *9K) ads li«"-d in para1 in ‘ r, ’ as ‘‘ <) ' , ' r reKU ' ‘ Mgl Thanks obituary. In ug|||K), 2c per word, 75c ' J S|Hust be tn office by 11 •JEB M!i ‘- v ,!ir ‘ ,ugll Er,duy j I ■MB <<, ‘ ai|:in,> is 9 a 111 ' ■dr saijs : 188 . . — - — r~T*’afEr phi . o Radios and Stucky k Co.. S»I,. I 274 ts IJunlor youth bed. j mattress. Darrell H. I on roe, Ind. 224-3tx I SKELGAS for rural| g and waler heating• $6 35 per 100 ibs. i . 101-ts | .——■ j Two good Holstein ihen about Oct 1. mer. Phone 9283. 223-3tX lottie Gas Ranges,' to select from. Open Wed. nites. Stucky! oe, Ind. 274-tt - Axminister rugs, Open evenings ex- . tucky A Co. Monroe, 66866. Itt Condensed butterIs, 5.00 per cwt. s. Phone 380. South; ttur Farms. 205-30 t Y< L-arne size Estate value, priced to move FOR '|ALE- 1-13 hoe MM. Fertldrill. 1-2 row Moline Jones * Byer MR, Ohio. 222-Tx |S|Ke Washers 389.95, good ■Ku< h as Speed Queen and Stucky k Co . Monroe. 274tf JMB- 1 * 0R John Deere 12A Com’SKlth motor. Also. 1 used Combine with motor INI* Byer, Willshite, Ohio I* Frlgidaire refrigera-■MHrang-s. water heaters, and dryers. Also some refrigerators. I’hrick 101-ts STI STOVES ’o trade »<e Stucky* ** ®r roe ' lni They are “ llow prices for your old stove 274-ts Newly extracted clov-g-*od quality Come it while on 49. 217 Tx m W- PRICK, trade old |SB“Maytag washers Bottle Wlfflt'-t ural gas Moves. Electric Radios. Home trsKx Geneva Steel Cabinets ■■ Kit< hen, 428 Mcß.arncs 167 ts space Heaters. All Superflame beaters in Is only oil heater writer's approval to 213-12 t Estate oil and coal a« w and used bar NN Kelvinator refrigerator*. and home freezers, ah Decatur Hatchery J 216151 We have several use I ail | a Al coud: 1 «’ *75.00 to Jloo no Phone 106! or .«• Hill. 105 So. 13th St. 6t Mod.rn two bedroom fill I * a! te garag.. j n back suitSB 1 ”’ shop. Also lot beside to together or separate «■ to 816 Dierkes or call 5183 New and l *td -Olir ; |Bsl Farm Rite corn pickers |M»nd tw u r .>w pull type and mounted for Olin r. and Aills-Chalmers; 2 sIH!" ht ‘ IHere pull t>p *' vorn MB 1 r, ’» McCormick Deer ®B kl “' r like new 2 row Olivei 12 - u * !« ‘O <»“' Plows, Jeoffroy soil plows < ultimulc hers. 7 f' Oliver heavy duty trac * * ra *" elevators »12f. im f.Tioo; Supeiior tractor!| spreaders: Horn- Drau loaders; 13 * 16 hoe Supenor grain diills. UM Olh< T 70 with cultiva-or,. MM I>< ~‘ r> 11 *lth cultivators ’•‘‘lie Garage. Craigvilh _ 222 r Via a

FOR SALE —1 high chair and pad ' Call 1824. 223-3 t FOR SALE — Coleman Oil HeaHfi-g stoves and floor furnaces, t’hrlek Bros. 219 TF | FOR SALE Pawnee wheat, suit-f able for seed. Chester Isch.; Cralgvllle phone 6on 2. 223 3t FOR SALE — Shepherd pups f!.00. Don Heiman. Phone 6901. 2233tx FOR- SALE -23 White Rock’pullets. Noble Raudenbush. 1 mile East of Pleasant Mills. 222-3tx FOR SALE -1937 1%~ Ton Ford TMck. Ideal for an all around I purpose truck. 1150.000. Butler's OaQige. 222-3 t FOR SALE—I94I Chevrolet coupe wi|h heater. Good condition. I Louis Matlaz, Monroe, Ind. 223-31 FOR LE—l946 For<H> Super Deluxe 2 door. Very clean. Low mileage. — Zinlsmaster’s. ( 22213 IFOR SALE PAINT - PAINT - Lowe Bros. Paint. Stucky's Hdwe. Dept., Monroe. Ind. 150-ts YOUR WATClfTilFlook~grand in a Spiedel band. Stop in and see our wide selection today. Sold at Bower's Jewelry Store. . 222-3 t 1 FOR SALE—About 35 bags complete feed,, for poultry or animal feeding Will sell below cost. Decatur Farms. S. 3rd St. Phone 380. 221-121 FOR SALE — 4 Ih. Fryers, fully dressed and delivered. Harold J. Hoffman, Phone 3484. 22313 FOR SALE—Apartment house. 5 rooms and bath up. and 5 down with bath, modern. Call IMI for appointment. On Bth street. 224-2tx FOR SALE -A-L 1941 Chevrolet roach; good 1941 Ford opera Coupe; 1936 Chevrolet coach Steffen Oil Station, 13th and Nuttman. 221-ts FOR SA l"e”- 1917 Harley David son 740 H. V. 1545; 1948 Chev. conv. $1495. 1946 Pontiac 6 $1195; 1941 Ford Tudor, a dan dy. $695; 1940 Olds, "a buy" |295; 1935 Ford tudor 1115. Downtown Texaco. See G. Morningstar. 222-3tx FOR SALE — Jamesway flock feeders. fountains with oil or electric beaten. Metal nests, three sizes Get your necessary equipment to got fall and winter egg profits, at Decatur Hatchery. 220 FOR SALE-^-1942T Studebaker 4 door sedan, equipped with overdrive. Very good mechanically, cheap to operate. Priced to sell. Beery - Vizard Motors, your Studebaker dealer. Corner 3rd & Madison. 224t3 Kaiser 4 door sedan. Ready to r<» at below market value. We can finance this car with small down payment. Beery' Vizard Motors, Your Studebaker dealer. Corner 3rd and Madison. 221t2 Trade In a Good lown — utcatur WANTED WANTED TxTbCY — Baef and ( dairy cattle. S< heiman's Market. Phone 3081. 79-ts WANTED - Carpenter work, new or remodeling. Also roofing and siding jobs done. Phone Monroe 66342 2215tx rent 80 acres or lesa. cash or grain; experienced farmer with farming equipment Box 68 Daily Democrat. 222-3tx WANTED-Good quality hay, loose or baled. John FeaseL Please note change of address. 615 W. Madison. Phone 4882. 206 ts RADIO REPAIR — For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. «O-ts WANTED—Maytag washer repair Factory trained repairman. Free estimates Call 5644 North Side Appliance Store. 916 N. t3th St. On 27. WANTED — Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save mon» y on letters. •■!*• •aeeft. progrenis. forms, etc. Joen Cowan. Phone 970. Heller Build-; Ing. SEWING MACHINE Repairing — I Let as convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buck els. machine buttonholes; Hemstitching. We buy and sell sewiug ■ mac-bine*. Boardman's 233 North 1 First. , 307 35tx ftafc U a

j QT'fCRIES hv Ken Remolds 1 I ®\ ‘•Just say in our Democrat Want Ad that the job is permanent — then who ever answers it, can't quit!" WANTED — Washing machine r» pairing. Wringer rolls. Pans and service for all makes. Monroe Washing Machine Repair Shop. On highway 124. Monroe, Ind. Pick up and delivery. Arthur Mitchell — Clarr ce Dick. Phone 6-6443 184 ts MISCELLANEOUS WE DO all kind of custom buteb- , erfng. Gerber Meat Market. Phone 97. 170-ts ELECTRICAL Contracting, wiring and supplies. Free joh estimates. Engle A Kless. North 12th St. Phone 212. 53-ts STARTER AND GENERATOR Service. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. 140 S. Second St. Decatur Ind. 223-T FARM ixtanH 4%, Kenneth Runyon, K. C. Bldg. Phone 385. T NOTICE We will can chicken on Thurs. Sept. 22 and also on Thurs. Sept. 29. Chicken must be in by 11 am. Llechty Cannery, Berne, Ind. 222-4tx PLUMBING AND PLUMBING fix tures. Well pumps, water heaters. Experienced plumber for installation and repair work Haugks. Phone 49, 145-ts 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 HAVING - A PARTY rent centerpieces and have table decorations and favors for all occasions. Write The Party House, Bluffton. Ind ' 224 6tx ROTO-ROOTBR SERVICE Drains and sewers cleaned. $3 00 to SIO.OO. Also electrical contracting. Mr. C. R. William. R. R. 2. Dscatur, Phone 4 on 6 Tocsin. 163-ts FARMERS ATTENTION—We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadlqr Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Protjucts Co. IFtf APPLIANCE SERVICE—We serv ice all makes of washers, sweepers, radios, refrigerator and other electrical appliances. For prompt service, call 463. Arnold A Kienk, Inc. 80-ts ATTENTION FARMERS and Pout try men: for Aristo poultry service, internal culling, flock inspection. Aristo Feed, and Arislonlc, call 4174. Guaranteed. Jack Cranfield, 1310 High St. Decatur. 181-Ttf CIDER — We will operate our cider press every Tuesday and Thursday until further notice. Hours 7 a m. until 5 p m. Kirsch Planing Mill. 604 N. 3rd St Phone 211. Decatur, Ind. 213-ts A9WWWMWWWWWMMMMI BUICK • CHEVROLET Sales, Service, Parts SAYLORS MTR. CO. DF-CATL'R Ph. 772 NWIAMkYMMMNAMMWMAAAr ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' Ix-t 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 A Kienk. 217-ts FOR RENT FOR RENT— Apartment. Phone 1813. 199-ts FOR RENT—2 family brick houve upstairs. Located on Piqua Road. Phone 1813. 215tf FOR RENT-2 rooms with kitchenette and bath, unfurnished $25 a mouth. 1 mile S. on 27. Phone 149». 222-3 t FOR RENT Furnished cottage by week or month during .winter, season Priced reasonable. I Clem's Lake. 223-31; FOR RENT—2 room furnivhed apartment on ground floor and 1 private entrance. Phone 1427 I 216 N. 4th. 223 31 FOR RENT Seven room country I home and facilities for raising; poultry. Six miles from Decatur. Earl D. Colter. 348 Winchester. St. 221-stx| FOR RENT— Furnished 3 room apartmeut with hot water and j beat, tibate bath References re-1 quired $8 a Aeek. Georgia Gage. |«63 Winchester St. 223 Jt ‘ Trade tn a Geed Town « DMaturj

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t FOR RENT—B room apartment, nicely furnished, private entrance, automatic heat. 116 8. 13th. 223 3tx FOR RENT 3 room semi modern apartment In Pleasant Mills. Heat furnished. Possession Oct.; 1. Phone 77354 or 3484. 224-2 t FOR RENT — 3 Room Apartment. Shower Bath. Private Entrance,! Ground Floor. Phone 1237. s*'.! i N. sth. St. 224 3tx ; - ■ —I jMLy ’WfcjtSgjiji d" FORMER RECEPTIONIST in San Quentin Prison, Peggy Peterson, 22, is i shown at the City Jail in Baltimore, i Md., where she visited with her t eonviet boy friend, William J,, Sansbury, with whom she fell in ; I love back in San Quentin. Re- i turned to Baltimore on a forgery charge after serving 21 months in California for burglary, Sansbury , and Miss Peterson have agreed to ; get married if the old forgery charge is dropped. (fntcmational) GOVERNOR OF (Cunt. From Page One) ’' of the world. Pointing out the steady growth ’ of Rotary, the governor revealed that 365 new clubs were organized In 37 countries last year. ’ Following the regular meeting, the district governor met with i Louis Jacobs, president of the Dei catur club, other officers and com- . mitten chairmen in a club assent- , bly to discuss problems pertinent to the Decatur club. ’ I ■ STEEL LEADERS (Cant. From Page One) tions. Mr Truman told his press con ference yesterday that he was very hopeful the steel dispute now can . be settled without a strike. SHATTERS <Cont Emm Page On»t made, bow many can she make, to what far corners of the earth j could she deliver them? The President did not ray nr 1 even hint whether he knows the answer. But he could not hope toconceal the obvious fact that the atomic armaments race is on. Whether this country can main tain the lead it obviously has. the future will determine. But U. 8, atomic officials ever since the war : have discounted the fact that Rus- > sia one day would have the bomb: and have poured their energies and. the resources ofjheir $3,500,006,000 > 1 atomic project into the task of pll-' ing up bombs and making them | ever more powerful. At Ellicott's Rock, on the border ; of North Carolina, you can rrtit ! your hand so it touches North | Carolina. South Carolina, and Georgia at once. AUTOMATIC ««• »lit P.tge (Mie) construction ' If Inflation starts again, congress dWWWWWWMMWWMftMV A. J. ZELT •41 Mercer Ave. Phone 14201 RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS WWWMWMMMAAMMAAMW INSURANCE Leo “Dutch’* Ehinger FIRE WINO — AUTO 720 No. 3rd St. Phone 570 YOU CAN BUY IRON RAILING AS LOW AS 14’®® PAHt 11 Years of Quality FREE ESTIMATE GILPIN Ornamental Iron •hep Cor. Washington A 11th PHONE* •HOP — 5901 i HOME * |

(should Increase bottom bracket tax ' rates, postpone repeal of doubtful j taxes, shut off public construction, and cut farm subsidies. HOOSIER (Cant. Kl*»m Page Ot>e| the high level maintained since , April. Department store sales continued STANDARD TIME SCHEDULES Effective September 25 Call Y*w Im SWwb for Details .m

MAMMNANMMMMWWVWVWMMWMEWMMWWWWWto ARNOLD & KLENK, INC* Phone 463 ofiaaaaaAaMMMMMnaMaaflßaaaaaaaaMflaMMMMtt Public Auction 80-ACRE FARM-80 I will sell at public auction the following described Real Estate, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1949 I 1:30 P. M. LOCATION—7 miles Bait of Decatur. Indiana ity miles East of Bobe. 1 mile North and 14 miles West of Wren. Ohio. LAND—BO Acres in two tracts of 40 Acres each Divided by road. Good production soil. <0 Acres on South side of road has 19 Acres Pasture and Timberland. On this trait la a good 7 room House and drove well. Ele< trie line in front of house 40 Acres on North side of road is all Farm iaind, level and fertile. Will be offered In separate tracts of 40 Acres each, and as, 8o Acres and sold in order highest bld is obtained. TERMS-Loan of $2,200 Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. can be assumed as part payment. sl.ooo cash on day of sale, balance on delivery of Deed and Abstract. MRS. S. R. ALEXANDER, Owner : Roy & Ned Johnson—Auctioneers Melvin Llechty—Auctioneer 14 20 21 PUBLIC AUCTION NINE ROOM HOME—LARGE LOT—HOUSEHOLD GOOD< Bellmont Park, Decatur, Indiana Saturday, September 24 - 1:00 P.M. I LOCATION: In Southwestern Part of Helhnont Park, Decatur. Indiana. | East of No. 224 on East Monroe St. to first street North. Se<-ond House A WELL CONSTRUCTED, NICELY ARRANGED 9 ROOM HOU6E, has five niee large rooms and Pantry on first Poor, and Four large Bedrooms and larye Closet on second floor. Natural Gas, City Water, Cistern, Buil'-iu Sink. Small Basement. Concrete Porcli. INTERIOR NICELY DECORATED AND READY FOR NEW OWNER. Thia home could be converted Into a fine two apartment building with very \ little expense. EXTRA LARGE LOT, FINE LAWN, BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES, ' ANO NICE GARDEN SPOT. HOUSEHOLD GOODS—SPEED QUEEN Washer In good shape. DUOTHERM Oil Burner with Thermostat and Fan. Like New only used 2 seasons. Electric Heater. Metal I’tllity Cabinet. Dining Rm*m Suite; , Buffet. Table ami 6 chairs; Breakfast 8- t and 4 chairs. New 9x12 Congoleum Rug; 2 Beds; Drop Leaf Cot; Kocking Chair; Dresser; Chest of Drawers; Porch Swing; Mrge Trunk; targe Mirror; Dishes; Ptetures. and many ether articles. TERMS: Real Estate 20? r day of sale, balance upon delivery of clear title. Personal Property -Cash. MRS. FLORENA OSTERMAN - Owner 1 J. F. Santnann—Auctioneer Sale Conducted by Midwest Realty Auction Co. < Decatur, Indiana 17 20 23 —

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to be higher than they were a year ago, and steel production rebounded from Its July low. Farm income from live stock increased sub slantially. as large cattle add hog tales were made without corresponding declines in price. Trad, la a Uead Tan. — Dwatar Saves Yom Money Experts estimate that good; I paint, properly appiiid, lengthens I a home's life as much as 40%! | Lucas TG House Paint wears for I years, keeps its beauty! Arnold I & Kienk. inc adv Quality . Photo Finishing All work done In our own plant, using only Eastman Top quality chemicals. Holthouse Drug Co.

FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK 1 Fort Wayne. Ind.. Sept. 23-(UP) —(PM A)—Livestock: Hogs 800, heavy hog* opened i steady to 25 higher, lightweights up to 2«0 lower, strictly choice hogs I 20.00, butchers 17.0620.00, pigs 16 50 down, roughs 1275 18.25. Cattle market opened easy to 1.00 lower, choice steers 26.64)28.00, choice .heifers 25.06-26.50. good cows 13.50-15 50. good bulls 17.5018.50. Calf market opened steady to 1.00 higher, choice calves 31 00 Lamb market opened steady. 2250 down, ewe* 4.00-8.00. buck* 3.00-5.00. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, Sept 23—(l’P)— (PMA)—Livestock: Hogs 12,000; only moderately active, barrows and gilt* about steady, although some weakness on light and light mixed offerings, bulk good and choice 200-270 ibs 19.75-20.00. Extreme top 20 25 sparingly, most for choice around 230-250 lbs. odd head up to 300 Ibs 19.25 20 00. 165-190 Ibs 19.001975, 100160 lbs 14 0016(10. sows about steady at 16.00-18 50. odd big weights down to 15.50. Cattle 250, calves 400; good and choice grain feds absent, few sales I common and medium native grassI er* about steady at 17 0022 00. : some Inquiry for good and choice fed yearlings; cows steady, odd head common and medium 13.0014.50; vealers opened slow, bulk steady but choice grades 250 lowI er. bulk good and choice 26.5028 50. ; common and medium 19.0026 00. few medium and good grass calves 1 15.0022 00. | Sheep 800, native spring lambs ! barely steady to extreme 50 lower, bulk good and choice 22 00-22 50 | | medium and good 20.00 22 00. com mon mainly 16.5019 00. slaughter ewe* scarce steady, mainly 6 00. 1 7 Ofl. good and choice lightweights 810. Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks higher in moderate trading Bonds Irregularly higher; U. S. government* did not trade. Curb stock* irregularly higher. Chicago stock* higher. London stock* closed irregular. Silver unchanged In New York at 73% cent* a fine ounce. Cotton future* lower. Grains: Chicago closing; wheat, off %to %; corn, off %to 85: oats, unchanged to off %; rye. off 1 % to up %: soy beans, up 1 to 1%; lard, off 3 to 12 points. Hogs: lower. Sheep: steady: lambs lower Cattle: nominally steady to lower CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Dec. 2.12%-%; March 211*4-212: May 2«4%; July 1.86%. Corn: Dr< 1.15%-%; March 1.18%A; May 1 19%-1 20; July 1 20%A Oats De<- 66%; March 66N. May 62%: July 56%. Soybean*: Nov 2.26%-2.27; Dec 2.27H-M7; March 2.27%; May 2.24%. Typewriter and Adding Machine Repair Service Venle Office Supply C*. 109 *. Jehneen St S'ufften, Ind. Phene 488

, KENNETT — MURRAY A CO. Corrected Hept 23 !6<> to 170 ibs 17.25 170 to 180 lb* 18.00 180 to 190 lb*. 18.50 ! 190 to 210 lb*. 19.00 210 to 250 lbs 19.25 250 to 270 lb*. 19.00 270 to 300 lb*. 18.50 300 to 325 lbs. 18.00 325 to 360 lbs 17 50 350 to 400 lb*. 17.00 400 Ibs. up 16.25 140 to 160 lb*. 15.50 120 to 140 Jb* 15 00 100 to 120 lb*. 14.50 Rough* 300 lbs. down 1650 300 to 350 Ibs 16 00 350 to 400 lb* 15.00 400 to 450 Ibs. 14.50 450 to 500 lb* 14.00 500‘ to 550 Ibs. 13.00 550 to GOO lbs. 12 00 600 Ibs. up 11.50 Stag* 11.06 Boars 8 50 Veals (Wed A Sat) 28 00 Spring Lamb* (Wed. A Hat.) 21.00 Clip Lamb* ................ 15.00 Yearling* 14 00 Ewe* ...................... 6.00 SCHMITTS STOCK vARDS Corrected SJpt 23 160 to 170 lbs. 17.75 170 to 180 lb*. 18.25 180 to 190 Ibe. 18.75 190 to 210 Ibs 19.00 210 to 250 Ibs. 19.25 250 to 270 lb*. 19.00 270 to 300 Ibs 18.50 300 to 325 lb*. g... 18 00 325 to 350 lb*. 17 25 350 to 400 Ibs 17.00 1 400 lbs up 16.25 140 to 160 Jb*. 15.25 100 to 140 Ibs. 14.75 Rough* 300 down 16.50 I Stags 11.50 I Lambs ........... 21 00 Calve* 25.00 Boars 9.00 Ewe* 600 Buck* 5 00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Sept. 23 Beane sabjeet to change durtag day. Price* delivered at elevator. Aak for price*. Grain: .03 per bu»hsl to**, Cont: .07 par 100 les* f o b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Phone 3*o Corrected Sept 23 Grade A large white .68 Grade A large brown 64 Current receipts 60 Heavy hens .21 Leghorn hens 4 lb*, up 19 Cocks ...................... -11 Fryer*—cail for price*. GRAIN PRICES ADAMS COUNTY F. S. CO-OP'S Bern* • Monros • William* PlMoant Mill* Corrected Sept 23 Call for price* at the elevator. Trade in a Goed Town — Decatur Cash can prevent potto casual tie*. Send a contribution today to POLIO, care of your local Post Office. Elevator Co. , Decatur • Peterson - Monro*

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