Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 233, Decatur, Adams County, 4 October 1949 — Page 5

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[for sale rhi’ 1 " Ha* llo * " n(1 Stucky & Co.. HBl^ !l ’ r 274-ts gglßr ■ :i ' MT . . , r . f .'d !■•• ■• ard 232 3' * UM . ( lieattiU ■.' : ; : ;r; ' B phon " Everett. 2nd house ■■»! y»ff Kravel pit 233 t> 3t HMfc ,■ v B<>» and veven pig*. B^K r I'hone l o ® 2 t ~" " , for rural I® cooking and waiw healing I as 505 P “ r “"Lut IBIjfcl.F. PAINT - PAINT - Bro*. Pa' ll '’ Sfurfcy • IKK' Dept. Monroe. Ind IB iWMf IjaTsuTTudtie b*d«o* IW>y »t> ie» frolU O,, * :n I Ks except Wed nites. Stucky IA ' Monroe, Ind. 274-ts ft insulated Frue ■ trailer, air brakes, cheap I Farms, S. 3rd. Phone | B 226 12t w .d condition, dean Will sell I Ttrade for older ear. HeasonI *■»- * B,l 2313 t 1 cirotJey. good KAdition I.’MOO. See Willatd IKid:- 3 Side* west of Monroe. I 228 itt x — Axmlnlster ruga. I ■% wool. Open evening* exWed. Stucky 4 Co. Monroe, |K phon* 64866. its SALK - Condensed butterK< barrels, 500 per cwL feeds. Phone 380. South IK| st Decatur Parma. 295-30 t Gl '’* Boy tlFßtro '" |Ko.> white enamel range, Maywashing machine. fie®. Sipe. 1 south and 3% mi east of | M 233 3t< I PGS~SALE—Washers M9.»6, good II tail's such a* Speed Queen and F Borton. Stucky 4 Co, Monroe, I- kd. Open nites except Wed. j 274-ts I FM-SA!?:'. Frlgldafre refrig®Ph* ranges, water heaters. iKashers, and dryers. Also some !‘ f 1 used refrigerators. Uh rick ■roi. 101-ts E> ' »TOVE8?~ STOVES ~ you want to trade see Stucky* ■ Munroe. Ind They are allow■t * )1 8 h prices for your old store <K»;htnow. 274-ts Maytag washer repair, trained repairman. Free iMtlma'es Call 5644 North Side ■pplianc' Store, 916 N. IBtb St B>° n - M3-U — 1936 Buick special B door, very good shape. Will sell Harold V. Smith, Will■hire, Ohio. H l. Phone 11C-F-11 ■ 231 3t. ■R SALE — Excellent variety of BlE’" |ioo aud up. Hirechy B ro * 't n 'ile F- of Decatur on ■eppert farm Phone 6034. ■ 231 M-x BUY! Moore combina■lon coal range and bottle gas B* c *f with 4 large burners and' B Btom,!lc oven, regular at 81,9B 1,9 ; « Priced to move at 8239.- ■ W|!h hookup. Haugks. 213-T M l{ SA, * K 3 P alr drapes, neutral. B» »Kr»und. like new. 5 piece ■hronie dinnette set. Red and plastic covered chair* B u » so “»ble. 110 Mercer Ave. ■ 2333tx B»4IAL prick? TRADE OLD ■USES-Maytag washers. Bottle ■Md natural gas stoves. Electric ■refrigerators. Radio®. Hume Boxers Geneva Klee! Cabinet* ■ *®-‘ K'fcHk <M Mcßarua®. un ' t< -Federal (ertiMav? the *«h the .r.dusted ntt- ■ Men base. Feed, t he crop from ■ time un tn harvest. Extra ■ Plant hx* added at no additional ■wo A ' 1 ***»•«». Pleasant Bid7 SPEciALH at a saving to IwL ”’ S ° r Bur<U<d <> ut aWe ■ <Xn tf * °* UX U Ipiian Hardee s*4 ApJ __ Wat I Xr?i-r Z T ’° IM * I hi. i Ow MeC®rm lewh ** tle * Ml “ r ««*** •“'O I ultti.tor; Om IMS AWClsei I f£L ,om * cUr: «« I Owe « it. MM I er d k BKWIn « 1 row corn pfckI used m*s | C<M * 1 pUAer, 3 I laZ.*' U to utow,; °“ e “•«* T *• I 4 *’• Croe. corn I. /i Bw4 •• “tw. Gerber-Mo*-13ja' npleßWOt Co - v - * 27 - 331 al

FOR SALE — Deming pressure pump, practically new. Call 116(3. 233 3t FOR BALE U 6 White Rock" pul lets, starting t® lay Louis Staub Phone MM 238 3t Ol’B customers buy Fina Foam again and again It clean' rugs like new. Smith Drug Co 2383 t For BALfiZNew and~u*ed band instruments, accordions and stringed Instruments. Fublix Service. 233-3 t FOR SAUE Fuel oil burner with Idowei and thermostatic control PaUrt spray outfit. J. Iveticb. 1022 S. 13tb St. 233 3t* I FOR SALE—Boys soow suit, 3 piece covert gaberdine. Good | condition Bite J. CaM >262 or i 209 Grant St. Decatur. 233 2tx I FOR SALE— Model "A" truck Good grain bed. Will sell cheap 5 mi N. on !H. 1 ml. E Phone 3148 Monroeville Taylor Holt. 233'2tx FOR SALE—Registered Berkshire boar, used three litters. McCormick 6 root corn shredder 1 mi west *4 south of Magley. Ernest Loagenberger. 233-3tx | FOR SALE—Used L A H electric range. 3 cooking burners with timed oven. May be seen between 4 A 6 o'clock at Homestead No. 11. Call 6352. 233-3tx FOR SALE — 2 good circulating heating stove*. Glow-Boy and large sixe Charter Oak. 7*4 ml. E. of Berne, Wilbert Baker. 2333tx FOR SALE — Open wheels for Model B John Deere tractor; soft coal burner; also buffet. Clyde Bell. Convoy, Ohio. 233-3tx WANTED WANTED TO TIV Y — Beer and dairy cattle. Schsiman * Market. Phone 3CIL 79-ts WANTED — Ambitious man fur service station manager. Excellant location. Reply box 72 c/« Democrat. 231 3t« WANTED -Good quality hay. loos* or baled. John Feasel. Please note change of address. 115 W. Madison Phone 4382. 206 ts RADIO REPAIR — For complete I and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. 66-ts WANTED — Will accept, if not sick, all unwanted dogs and cats. Hailing Bros. Decatur, R. 4 Rea.: 1% mi. W. Coppess Corner. Monroe phone 64377. 231 6t-x SEWING MACHINE Repairing - Let us convert your old treadle 1 Machine into a modern electric. 1 We make covered buttons, buckels, machine Imttoaholes; Hem- [ stitching. We soli new and used machines. Boardman's 233 North i, Hrst. 231 26t x WANTED - Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sale* m*s sages, programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan, Phone 870, Heller Buildtag. Ul<2 WANTED — to clean cesspools, septic tanks and W. F. A. toilets, also cisterns to clean out and save part of the water. Sepert i base and vwnp# Write Major , Harris, Grover Hill. Ohio. 231 12t ’ WANTED — Washing machine r® pairing. Wringer rolls. Parts and , service for ail makes. Monroe Washing Machine Repair Shop. I On highway 124. Monro®. Ind. Fick up and delivery. Arthur MU obeli — Claret co Dick. Phon* , 6-4443 184 ts Prell Radiant Shampoo i «w free tube wHh 49e sue i 74c value 4>c I I NolMieuse Prmg Co. ' BfFORf YOUR CAR I I Is ths time to I KBffiG&QS V«dUa*iMiiard»4 W«M» Jaetartn «! Ae Ma4| |b sap dte» ifcirtjr wtaMt I - SWOM o mwwoowi vw 1 Gay's Mobil Service • 13th & Monroe Phone 318 * * -A HOME FOR tVIRY CAR” uujuuuuuul

QUICKIES by Ken ReynoWn lI c.' I "Now that we have a shoestring —let's use a Democrat Want Ad and go into business!” WANTED - Sales lady and typ>*t for local retail store Excellent working conditions. Application* confidential. Our employes know of this ad. Write letter advising of qualifications to Box 71 c/o Democrat. 229 ft MBCELLANEOUB WE DO all kind of custom butchering. Gerber Meat Market. Phone 97. 170-ts MIANS—4SO to UOO—Decatur Man & Discount Co.. Trust BMif. T ELECTRICAL Contracting, wiring and supplies. Free job estimates. Engle & Kies* North 12tb St Phone 212. 63-Cf WE CAN still get your bouse painted this fall if you decide now. For free Job estimate, phone R. E. Gantz, 1930. 232 3t NOTICE—WiII thlTparty that has Gilbert Thieme’s dump scraper return It at once, a* I need It. | 233-31 X i PLUMBING AND PLUMBING fix-1 tures. Well pumps, water beaters. 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. Phon® 237. 79-ts inmiraaee.— Decatur Insurance Agency. Kenneth Ktinyon. 233t3 IADIO REPAIR service, auto, borne and portable. Work guaranteed. Standard rates Homer Heyerly. 4*4 miles south of Preble Phone 4 on 8, CrslgvUle. 227 IM A Pl’Ll ANCE SKRVIFE~-We service all makes of washers, swe'p era. radios, refrigenUr and other electrical appliances. For prompt service, call 463. Arnold A Klenk. Inc. 80-ts CIDER will operate our cider press every Tuesday and Thursday until further notice. Hours 7 a m. until 5 p.m. Kirsch Planing Mill, 6«4 N. 3rd. St. Phone 211. Decatur, Ind. 213-ts KOTDROOTER SERVICE Drains and sewers cieansd, 8300 to 110.00. Also electrical contracting. Mr. C. R. William. It. R 2. Decatur, Phone 4 on 6 Tocsin. , 163-ts FAR.MER«“ATTENTION-We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15-ts CESSPOOLS — Septic tanks. Vacuum cleaned. Basement drain*, sewer line* and ditches cleaned with electric cutting machine. Free Inspection. State Sewer Cleaners, Phone 4691. 230-30tX

BUICK • CHEVROLET Sales. Service, Parts SAYLORS MTR. CO. DECATUR Ph- 772 MMUMMMLWMMMMIftftftRftAARftft* iUBCTKIiCALWiRING SUPPLIES L®t us supply you with your eloctrical aeeds. such a* wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fixtures, motors or anything that you stay seed. Quotation* given o® aay job. Arnold A Klenk. 217-ts DIESEL HAS A FUTUI6K - instructlon. Male. Diesel Is rapidlv replacing steam snd ga« engine« on railroads, ships, factories, farm and road equipment, power plants. Lighter unit* open huge new fields — tractors, aircraft, autos. Opportunities for men trained in Diesel operation aud maintenance are here and growtag. Prepare foe Diesel experience by practical spare time training. Details Froe. Write Utilities Diesel Training. Box 61 c/o Democrat. 212 »-«; forlient FOR RENT—2 rooms with kitchenette aad bath Phone 14»» 1% mi 8® oe bi®. 27. 233-3 t FOR RENT —Weeptag room. .Me OuuneU'* rooming hou*» 228 Madison St or phon' 666 233 3tx FOR RENT - Furnished apartmeat, suitable for two or three employed adult;- No children.| 21a N. ath St- 2J3-31X

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DiSASTf* SURVIVOR Florence Foumier of Detroit describes the Moronic Are scene in a Detroit court. She was the first of the Detroit survivors of the holocaust at Toronto to testify before (from left) Dr. A. E. Harris, Detroit; Capt. W. T. Kiel, and Dr. S. R- Gerber, Cleveland. (Internatioml)

FOR RENT —S room house In quire at Morn A Pop's Truck Stop. 2lk mi. E. of Decatur on 224 233-ts FOR RENT — Four-room modern unfurnished apartment with bath. Stoker heat, hot water, facilities for electric Move. Close in. Reply box 73 c/o Democrat. 232 3t-x —— I LOST — Yellow pet cat. Lost or ’ strayed on Stevenson St. Reward. Phone 4251 232 ft * LOST—2 female black and white Kus list Betters if seeu or tuund call Gene Rydell. 256 or 5L3-R Reward. 233-5 t Speaking at the 4lst annual meeting of the church federation ■ of Greater Chicago at First Pres-' hyterian Church. Oak Park. John W. Harms, executive vice-presi-dent. characterized Rambling and bad housing as the city's greatest evils, and called for 25.000 Pro testant laymen to crusade against them. "The so-called housing program is bogged down in selfishness and unchristian racial and rehg ious prejiidhes," be said. “The time has come when the churches should say plainly and without compromise what Is God's design for our community so tar as housing is concerned ” There are 500 flowering plants, including the grasses, in Washing ton State's Mount Rainier Nation al Park 1 ■ ■ • b _j\ ■a-' MCAUtf of their very youthful appearance, Scott Beckett, 20, Hollywood ftlm juvenile, and his bride, Beverly Joyce Baker, 18, had to wait several hours before Las Vegas. N. M., officials would grant them a wedding license. After their ages had been checked, the ceremony was performed. (fatemational)

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, ind . Oct. 4—(UP) — | (PMA)—Livestock: Hog* 1.600, mostly 25 lower, choice 19.90; butcher* 16.25-18 75, . pigs 15.50 down, rough* 12.00-17.50. Calve* steady at 31.09. steady st 23.50. ewe* 4 008.00. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, Oct. 4 —(UP)— (PMA- Livestock; • Hogs 10,009, rather low, 150-280 lb* barrows and gilt* weak to 85 lower, mostly 18.75 down; 165-180 . lbs 18 25-18.75; big weight* scarce; 1 sows fully steady, most 300-500 lbs ; 16.00 17 75. some 18 25; big weight* around 500400 lbs 15 59-16.00. Cattle 1800 calves 500. fairly act- ’ ive, good and choice grain-fed : steer* strong to 50 higher; yearling* and heifer* slow, steady to weak. 3 load* high good and average choice near 1200 lb stoer* , 31.00. 2 loads high good near 1075 lb weights 31.00; few loads Idw good to average good 850-1050 lbs 28.0029.00, high good kind to 30.00; medium to iow good short fed Meers and yearling* 26 00-28.90; medium and good fed heifer* 25 oo 27.0 U, common and medium Bvo lb heifer* and Meers 17.00 28 00; costs firm; good beef cows 16.59-17X10, common aud medium 14.50-16.50, vealers strong to I.OV higher, choice 28 00-31.00, common and medium 2u.00 28.00. Sheep 1.590. fat iambs steady to 50 higher, good and choice mixed weights 23 50-84 OV. medium and good fed 96 lb yearlings. No. 1 pelts, 18.50. Slaughter ewes 6 007.00, light weights 8.00-8.50. Markets At A Glance By United Pr**» 1 Stoc ks higher In active trading Bonds irregularly higher; U. 8. government* did not trade Curb stocks irregularly higher. Chicago stocks higher. Silver unchanged in New York at 73 Q cents a fine ounce. Cotton futures steady. Grains in Chicago: wheat, corn, oat*, rye, soybean futuXM ttrtgular. Hog* 50c-fl lower, sheep Meady to weak; lambs bidding 11 lower, cattle steady to higher. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Dec. 2.12%-213; March 113% 214; May 2 08%; July 1-92%-%. ‘I Corn: Dec. 1.18%-%; March 1.21%; May 122%; July 122%. Oats: Dec. 47%; March 66H; May 63%; July 57% A Soybeans: Nov 2.38-2.32%; Dec 2.83-2 32%; March 2.33; May 230 I 2 30%; July 2 26% MINE UNION From Pjo On») ant* said hi* condition wa» "serious." They declined to say a belt er Rankin was expected to live. Two other union men were also wounded, less seriously. C«cil Rankin. UMW district secreUry and son of the elder Rankin, was pep pered with birdshot and Scutl Ferry received a leg wound. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur INSURANCE Leo “Dutch” Ehinger FIRE — WIND — AUTO 720 No. 3rd St. Phme S7O

KENNETT — MURRAY A CO. Corrected Oct. 3 160 to ITO lbs. 16 50 170 to l«0 lbs. 1T.25 180 to 190 lb*. 17.75 190 to 210 lbs. 18.25 210 to 260 lb* 18.60 250 to 270 lb*. 18.25 270 to 300 lbs 17 75 300 to 325 lbs. 17.25 326 to 350 lbs 16.75 350 to 400 lbs. 16 25 400 lbs. up 15.60 140 to 160 lbs. 15.50 120 to 140 lb*. 18.00 100 to 120 lb*. 14.50 Rough* 300 lb* down 17.00 800 to 359 lbs. 16.50 350 to 400 lbs 15 50 400 to 450 lbs 16.00 450 to 500 lbs 14.60 509 to 660 lbs 13.50 560 to 600 lbs 12A0 600 lbs. up 12.00 Stags 11 00 Boars 900 Veals (Wed. A Sat) 2950 Spring Lambs (Wed. A Sat.) 22.00 Clip Lamb* 15.00 Yearlings .................. 14.00 Ewe* 6.00 •CHMITT’S STOCK vAROA Corrected Oct. 4 160 to 170 lbs 15 75 170 to 180 lbs. 16.50 180 to 190 lbs 17.00 190 to 210 lbs. 17.50 210 to 250 lbs. 17.75 260 to 270 lbs. 17.50 270 to 300 kb* 17.00 300 to 325 lb* 16 50 326 to 350 lbs. ..... 16.75 350 to 409 lbs 15.50 109 lbs up 14 75 149 to 160 lbs 14-50 160 to 149 lbs. 14.00 Rough* 390 down 16 75 Stags 11 00 Lamb* .................... 21.00 Calves 25.00 Boar* 9.90 Ewes ...................... 6.00 Bucks 5.00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Oct. 4 Banas subject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask for Dric.ee. Grain; .08 per bushel lesa Corn: .07 per 100 l®ea f.o b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATION! Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Phone 3SO Corrected Ort. 4 Grade A large white 6" Grade A Urge brown f>« Current receipts ....... 60 Heavy hens -21 Leghorn hen* 4 lb*, up ...... 19 Cocks .................— — -12 Fryers—cad for prices. The cost of the Alaska Highway, built in World War. H, was 1188,• 000,000. >44 0 I 0 4 »4 4 111 111 I 0 0 »»♦♦» BICYCLE REPAIR Reasonable—Guaraataed DECATUR CYCLE SUPPLY 128 Monroe S 4. Phone OS7 Illi 100440M1*0000409A04 Ca>

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