Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 1 December 1949 — Page 5

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■ fOR SALE ■ ;7j insular 1t ,.. :i .N" 13. »" 275 ts ■ K . .n oil H<aflU4 ’ I ' “" 3 ■.ji.’tf u I'h'ne !-♦>_ Ur 2SO3tx : j .. ... Radio* and , ■£•■? ■»-* , KjZsKEI/.AS for rural 4 klOr •*’ WaltfT healing frj al r^’ s P er 100 n,R ft;;* “”•« paint - ‘ ,AINT - ?•* Pamt. Stucky, bent., Monroe, iud. W it Gas Range., from Open OMF ..!■/-■ Wed nite.. Stucky 4tf - aiminister rug., KW, , (>;,•!< evenings ex r'u- r.j & Co. Munroe, Its W.>•■!■• r.s 189.95, good ’ e '* Queen and ■K' < ;,*>■ « Co., Monroe, HKuXI Bi'e" except Wed. ■■ 1 iidensed butterffiK .V f : poultry or aniHK*.. ■. t ;•• r• "" lbs. Ar i ’■ '-" !*'». South 3rd HKjrC.tir Farm*. 235 60t ' a , r „ refrlgera EK f»nr’- water heatera. ■En* l ! iryere. Also some KET.s<l r ’ --'e’-itor., b'hrick |E ioitf BEb. STOVES - u. 1 ■ '.tie see Stucky* BE I ' !i! ld>ey are allow ;-. .- r your old atove |Kkw 274 ts Estate Hestndu* coal Also bargains in inator Refrlger■H- m and floine M»> • ,i- • -./• z See Decatur |El>- Phone 497. 272 13t rfßGAltn ’ Moore combine- : *. range and bottle gas > 4 irge burners and BMkßtu' ve n, regular at jMIS i'rn .d to move at >239 fißjtA-' *'i? ilaugkc. 213 T ■ SALE—( hristmas tree* bough*. Home grown gtfh and Austrian Pine. Jkd Stepleg*, 1 mile west a mile north of Copofc Corner. 276112 ■E' ”■■■ A •■''A EEP~— ltenu.it El • and up Guarati:"ar Ail popular make* .< r Eureka, Dee Vai ; A- --rvice all make.-,. ; . * .;■ tu 1 delivery. Arno d p tone 463 235 TF whAl.E—( hristmas trees ■■Mtiful No. Is. Long cultivated. Scotch These are not wild ■**. but nursery grown.orners. 280112 ®* Al - E K* .*<iy t<> move into. W* tx-droom. Iwo bath, .even f H A. home built in *und<rful corner lot in rod. x. wly painted, this “ m p. ■ f., t condition. Has Boors, built in cuplotj „f , louet., double car HE*” ni<- Khrubbery. .toker 4| r beat or summer cool IE/'**- basement, walking to four industries. Own|E ' Pnrihased larger home A G,M,d K « a|, y Berv-’W’M'-ta >7-. Heller building ■ 27>-t( l

w yod plan to do hunting this fall you need two insurPslicm, on< | R clte y OU ghoot yourself and the other in [ ■** Fs« shoot the other fellow. | W» have a wide range of ascident policies, including •">irfi*d blankat Insurance, whch pay* ALL medical. ho»1 »"d similar bills wthout argument or adjustment. Vou ' In the bills and we pay. Other policies pay y«“ weeh ' ***nttie» far lost wages. . can protect yourself from damage* you inflict on ***r fellow by 4he accidental diecharge of a gun aa wen a* *««i<ewto at home er away for which you mrght be ** 110 a year. Protect youreeif now. Very sincerely yours, Heller & Hockman Agencies *®of to teller m Helfer

FOR ftALB- Boy.’ 20" bicycle In very good condition 13oi; Manter Drive. 2S23tx FOR SALE — Chrl.tmaa tree*. December Ist. Scotti.h Pine, also all sizes live trees, 90c per foot. Coppe.H Corner. ’72 12tx 1948 OLDSMOHHE "66" club sedan, fully equipped, hydramat ic.— Zintsmaster Motor Sales. 28112 FOR SALE 1942 Plymouth i oa. A good car. Perfect condition Dick Mansfield Motor Sales Phone 1645. 282 j ( IF YOU ARE dreaming of clean rugs and upholstery for Christmas. use Pina Foam. Smith Drug Co. 2SO-3t FOR SALE 19|t> Chrysler Windsor sedan Excellent condition Dick Manafield Motor Sales. Phone 1645. 282 It FOR SALE — 1916 DeSoto t'ustor.i club coupe. A l condition. Di : Mansfield Motor Sal «. Pheno 1645. 2*2 It FUR SALE 1916 Plymouth Special Deluxe coach. A good family car. Dick Mansfield Motor SalPhone 1643. 282 It FOR SALE 1917 Ford conn , t ible. Very good transportation. Dick Mansfield Motor SabPhone 1645. 2*2 It FOR SALE 1947 ( rosley. zo d condition, cheat* transportation Dick Mansfield Motor Sale; Phone 1645 2»2 It FOR SALE J9it7 DldMtio il coach, a dandy. Dick Mansfield Motor Sales. Phone 1645. 2*2 't 1948 DODGE Cihtuai (on vert ible, low mileage, all the trimmings. Zintsmaster Motor Sale*. 28142 FOR SALE Both Collie and Ship herd puppies, 6 to 10 weeks old 1 mile north and 1 mile east <d Bluffton, Ind. Harry Reed 275-6 t FOR SALE • 1 1938 Ford, and 1936 Plymout.All in zoixl condition. Dick Man* field Motor Sales. Phom- 16 45. 2*2 It 1916 PONTIAC "H" Streamliner coupe sedan, very clean. Zintsmaster Motor Sales. 2802 FOR SAI.E, Potatoes: large com mercials. Katahdins. per cwt . >1.89. Small size >ll9 per cwt. Alsd I'. S. So 1 Discount on 5 bags. Coppess Corners. 28" 6t FOR SAI.E Complete line of Delco appliances; radio, sweeper, iron. etc. Good condition Also kerosene refrigerator. Wil lard Fawbush. R • 2. Decatur Preble telephone. 280-3tx FOR SAI.E Proctor popup toasters. fully automatic, only >2" '"' Also see the Proctor Sever Lift electric iron, only >l4 9.i. Monroe Washer R< pair Shop A- Store. Monroe, Ind. Open nightPhone 6 6463. 28! iSt FOR SALE See fh7 new Xorgr washer at >89.95. Also Simpl'x Ironer, fully automatic, with >10.04) chair for only >99 95. Mon roe Washer Repair Shop and Store. Monroe, Ind. Phone 66463. Open night*. 2i>l |!<l FOR SALE—I94I Chevrolet, radio, heater, g<w»d finish, clean inside, a real famil) car. Several older models priced right. Beeryizard Motors. Studebaker dealers Doc’s ( ar Dock. ’ Democrat Want Ads Bring Re.u.w

J FOR SALE 1912 Ford, good con-] diticn. radio and heater, >495 00. 1937 Chevrolet 4 door. 1930 Chevrolet 4 door. Steffen Oil Station. Phone 1982. 2«2-3t FOR SALE Oak dining extension table and six chairs. Also buffet- < all 111 for appointment to inspect. 281 ;;t I FOR SAI.E Boys suit and top coat size 1| like new; also girls ski suit size 11. phone 15933 ash .• 6 p. m. 281 3t.: FOR SALE —l9 Is Old*mobile, fully equipped, very good, priced right. Beery* \ izard Motors, Studebaker dealers. Doc's Car Dock. J 28113 | FOR SALE 1940 Pontiac 4 do<» ! sedan, radio and heater. Good condition >375.00. Also 1947 Pac < aril ”8” engine. Lawrence Beii hold. Bingen, Ind. 281 Six FOR SALE— 1917 Plymouth i station wagon, completely refinished body. A good buy. Beery-Vizard Motors, Studebaker dealers. Doc's Car Dock. 28113 HOME M AI) 11 ~C A N DY. nut loaf. | peanut brittle, fudge, divinity, j Pop corn balls, potato chip*, pea-1 nuts, i-armi-l crisp And seasoned pop corn. Leave your ord< rs at tin Pop Corn Shack 2"7 Court St Open from 9 a.m. till l(t p in. ’till Christmas. 282 3t! j FOR QI ICK SALE I Warm Morning type and 1 Heatroia' type stove, both like new. One I New- Craftsman Shaper with m w I ■ 4 horse motor. All sizes stea4i I and water and ammonia vglve.i from to 3'z inches. Merchandise all quality and pric-d to move. Erie Trading Post, Phom--965. .1 Henry Faurote. 2*l 3tx WAN T E D I WANTED TO BUY — Beef and dairy cattle. S< heiman'a Market Phone 3081. 79-ts W ANTED Woman for g« neral hou-ework, steady, 6 days a week. Phone 7*i 28tt-3t ; WANTED Small girl ' bl tie or 1 sidewalk bicycle. Call 8711 evenings. 28t> 31 • WANTED Women for full time housework. Large house and children Apply Box I":’- <7n Democrat 2*2-3tx RADIO REPAIR — For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. 60-ts WANTED Lady with child desires employment as hou ek< p er. Farm home preferred. .1. W. Rogers, Route 2, Convoy. Ohio. 2*2 3tx ; WANTED Mo Wa-her repair. I Factory trained repairman. Free estimates. Telephone 19194.] North Side Appliance Store, 916 N. 13th St. On 27. 2U3-tf WANTED — (hmhl quality hay and straw. Also coal for sale or trade. John Feasel. 615 Madison St. Phone 1882. 28IHJ WAN IED Mline«igraphtug work, Professional • quipmenL Save money on letters, sale* message*. programs, form*, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Building. .SEAI.Ni; MA' HINE Bep Let us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric We make covered buttons, buckels, machine buttonholes; HeinBtitchlng. We sell new and used machines. Boardman’s 223 North ; r „ ■ 2*2 26, x WANTED — Washing machine r» pairing. Wringer roll*. Pan* ■’><l service for all make*. Monroe Washing Machine Repair Shop On highway 12i. Monroe, Ind. | Free pit k UP and delivery. Also repairing all make* of *weeper* Phone 6 6463 188-kC MIS( ELLANEOIS ' LOANS—6SO to s3oo—Decatur Loan & Discount CoTrust Bldg. T LOANS—To buy auto, furnttur livestock or other things you need. Local Lx>an Co., 138 N. 2nd St. Ground floor office phone 237. ROTO ROOTER SERVICE. Drains and sewers cleaned, >3.ttO to >ID.O>. Also el-ctrcal contracting. Mr. C. R. William. R. R- 2. j Decatur, Phone 4 on 6 Tocsin. 163 ts CESSPOOLS — Septic la nt i, Vacuum cleaned. Basement drams, sewer lines and ditches cleaned with electric cutting ma chine. Free Inspection. State Sewer Cleaner*. Phone 4691 26»30tx ELECTRICAL A’iRING HLPi’LIES Let u* MpPly y<»“ w, ’ h 3 rw,r I electrical m-ed*. *uch as wire, 1 ■witches, boxes, receptacle*, fix tures. motor* or anything that you may need Quotations given on any Job. Arnold * Klank. 217-ts | Trade in a Town — D*«atur j

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] FOR RADIO and phonograph re-' pair All work guaranteed.' Siandard rates Call Herman Heyerly. 3 mi. W. of Coppess Corner. 14 mi. N. Phone 4 on 8 I . Craigville. 282-18 t ] PAINTING and Decorating. Reas- j onable rates. Free estimates giz- 1 en. J. McKenna, phone 13395. 281 Clx APPLIANCE | Ice all makes of washers, sweep- ' ers, radios, refrigerator and other electrical appliances. For prompt service, call 463. Arnold * Klenk. inc. 80-tt I FARMERS ATTENTION—,.’a ro> move dead horses, cows, hogs, i etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charge*. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly tbe Stadler Products Co. 15-ts WE ARE NOW EQUIPPED to ser vice all electric ranges with | Chromolox units and replace-1 ment switches. Monroe Washer I Repair Shop <■ store. Phone | 66463. Monroe, Ind. Open nights I 281-18 t FOR RENT 1 .FOR RENT Store room. 158 8.1 Second St. Call 1813. 276-tfj FOR RENT — 3 rooms with bath. I also 2 rooms with bath. I mi. S I on 27. Phone 1199. ’Bl 3t 1 FOR RENT Four room down-1 stairs apartment. Phone 1488. 1 280-3tx' FoR RENT 3 room unfurnished | apartment, upstairs. For com-j plete information inquire at 6" I | Adam* St. 279 ts j '— , I FOR RENT IN MONROE 3 room house, furnished or unfurnished. | Inquire at Kessler's, Monroe. 28"-3tx I FOR RENT room modern bungalow at Tocsin. Possession 1 in 3o day- Call 13 on 7. Craig-] ville phone. 280-3tx LOST AND FOUND ‘ LOST Set of car keys and anoth er key <>n chain. Call lsi'22 af'er I p. in. Reward. 282 :.’t I'rndr in » I'tiHn — ItrrNtMr NFWQ tMt makes to,ks ■ * " ’ ■ sleep all night! Tbousssd. now be, , lU O we new* that their U idit awaketied night after tiirht ihiijht Jr >m Llidthr Utt 1/ 0 8 !‘ O1 * * o? 1 hat ■ a c«»h<boon I <»lry 1 ill- usually allay within U huurw bIU- ] di r imtatK n >• and >oley Ptlla ao potent i ujey PtUe mual l>enefit you within 24 boun or IMH B! E Y<H R MONEY RACK. Make J 4 hour tent. (Jot Foley pilhi from drug&OXJ ySia<‘k“*““ “ u ' jLnu - Yulli Christmas Trees Scotch Pine, won't shed >1.95 RAY’S MARKET West tide of Highway 27 Good Old Country Style Eatin' FISH FRIES Absolutely All The Fish YOU CAN EAT! with all the trimmings and with no limit to the amount you can consume! Every Wednesday and Friday Night Price Only SI.OO So bring your extra special Sunday appetite. Conte on out to your friendly COUNTRY TAVERN (ItIVEKVIEW CAHDENS) NEW CARS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I Coronet Dodge Club Coupe I Wayfarer 2 door Sedan I Plvmouth Special Deluxe I door 1 Coronet 1 door Sedan USED CARS 1910 Pontiac 2 door Sedan 1911 Buick Sedanette 1938 Ches. I dm>r Sedan Also several transportation Specials! AL D. SCHMITT MOTOR SALES 207 & First St.

Rummage Sale, Methodiat Church basement, Friday 15, Saturday 8:30 to 4:3o*p.m. 281t»tx Trade in a Good Town — Decatur RAKORN CORN MUFFIN MIX SAME FINE INGREDIENTS YOU USE 12 crop and tender corn muffins —delicious hot or cold-with any meal — merely add an egg and milk to Flakorn, and bake. Yes, and Flakorn ingredients arc pre-cision-mixed fur sure results every time.

FAMILY RECREATION NIGHT FRIDAY, DEC. 2 — 7:30 P. M. MONMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL GYM GAMES. CONTESTS. EOH Al.l. AGES FREE MOVIES — l-ING I’ONG CHECKERS TOURNAMENT Sponsored by Monmouth Recreation Committee Public Auction Ah I have sold my farm. I will sell at Public Auction 8 miles Northeast of Fort Wayne on the St, Joe Road, then !a mile East of the Blume school house on the Fiet ter Road SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949 at 10:30 a. m. CST 6—REGISTERED GUERNSEY CATTLE—6 T. B. 4 Bang* Tested No. 1 Prange's Jewel. 2 yrs old, due to fre*h<-n De, 28th; No. 2 Prange's J'ssica. 2yr old. was fresh Oct Is’. No. 3 Prange's Janie. I yr old, bred June 7. 1949; No. 4 —Prange's Josephnie, 3 yr old. due to freshen Nov. 30th; No. 5 Rennies' Judy, 4 yr. old wa* fresh Ort. 3rd; No. 6—Royal Joyce of Rusty'* King, yearling daughter of No. 3, bred Aug 15th GRAIN AND HAY 150 bushel iNo 591 4'linton Oats. 2"0 bushel Marion Oats; Extra good quality; 2"0 bushels Corn 16" bales extra giMwl Timothy Hay. 750 bale* Clover Ar Timothy mixed hay, good; 525 bale* Wheat Straw, 2 bushel Clover Seed. POULTRY —50 White Rock yearling hen*: 50 Rhode Island Red yearling hens, laying good. TRACTOR—IMPLEMENTS—MISC. McDeering Model A Tractor. 1943. power take off pulley, good as m w , Cultivatorfi for Model A. NEW never l>een used. McDeering •> ft. Power Mower, good; McDeering Single Bottom Tractor Plow. McDeerIng Tractor Manure Spreader, first class; 2 Wheel Trailer; Spike Tooth Harrow. 20 Seven ft posts: 47, Steel posts, 6>j ft.; 12 Wooden posts. 7 ft. treated; 2 Wooden End Posts, 9ft treated. 3 Roll* Fencing NEW. 1""" lb. Platform Scales. Corn Shelter, motor driven. 5" ft ' Wnfl- Netting. Hog Troughs. Myers 150 gal Sprayer; 4 gal Spray-r, i Weed Burnet; Lawn Mower. Two 5 gal Milk Cans. Cider Press; > 4 lip Motor; 3 barrels Vinegar; Jamesway ”500" Brooder Stove; Water Tank; Chick- n Feeders and Fountains: 3 Fuel Drums 5" bushel | baskets; Hog Crate; Heavy Bridge Planks: I‘4 lip Ga* Engine 4 l*>g 1 Chains; 8 Compt. Rabbit Hutch Rabbit Dishes, He’ Singer Work Har pess; 5 Calf Ties. 2 Red Elm Hay Rack Sills and Cross Piece*; Hay Hooks; Stone Boat with Steel Front; Road Drag: 16 Foot Boat, with oars and anchors; 3nu gal shallow well pump. BlacksmPh Forge. FLOWER BULBS —2.800 Gladiola Bulbs (Mixed Varieties). lIorSEIIOLD GOODS & MISC. 3 piece Oak Bedroom Suite; Metal Single Beds; Dresser. 6 Oak Chair*. ~Oak Library Table; Walnut Library Table; Westinghouse * tube Radio; Medicine Cabinet; Smoking Stand; Breakfast Set. light fltdsh Large Table; 3 Burner Perfection Oil Stove, oil Heater: Re frlgerator; Garden Tools. Set 600 Tire Chains; Stone and Glass Jars; Motor driven Meat Grinder and Ice Cream Freezer combined Int Elec trie Cream Separator 12 gal Ltrd Press. Small Meat Grinder. ( te' rry Pitter; 16 ft. laidder; Step ladders; Iron Kettle; Tub At Stand. Mine TERMS CASH OTTO J. PRANGE, Owner Roy &- Ned Johnson. Melvin Liechty Auctioneer* Virgil Blum*- Clerk „ , St. Joe Home Economic Club Will Serve Lunch *

l llefore You INSURE Your Car Anywhere. Find Out What h Behind the Policy. You (an t (.el More Protection ’ ) And Service Than What One of Our Policies Given You Al ANY I KILL- } uwa smiii. Leland Smith Insurance Agency iih' "thimble theatre *.♦ -i- '' ''"' * : 0 LA n ' H " BLONDIE - SHELLACK.NG DAGWOOD' ' -.3, : 1 F=/Jh ’ s -4* ,fu <3 v*'-7’o >. » T TjJi 1 a*. l • r. D^<iS^suppEa£ o<? L’ - A CHANse r I/- <r V ./ . M'i' 4 <i: ' zl ® JJi • > Bi! J i

If You Have Something To Sell Try ! A Democrat Want Ad—lt Paya. i BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Os Tired Kidneys Wh»n nt klilnrv function permit* , ■x>i~,nuu« matter to remain in your blood. 1 It may eauae nainrtmr backache, rheumatic .’ paint, leg paint, loaa of pep and energy, get. ting up nights, swelling, puffin*--* under the eyet, heartache* arid diizineat. Frequent or scanty i«*tagr* with amarting and burning Cometirnct (bow* there it tomethm* wrong With your kidneys or bladder. Don't wait I Atk your druggtat for Doan'* Plllt, a ttlmulant diuretic, u*ed aueee**fully ! by million* for over SO yearn. D'sui't give happy relief and will help the U mile* of , kidney tube* flu*h out poisonous watte from your Mwd. Get Duan's I’Uls,

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind . Dec. I—(l'P>1 —(l'P> —(PMA) -Livestock: Hogs 1.300; opened weak to 25 ! lower; choice 15 85; light butcher* '15.60-15 75. medium 15.00 - 15.75. I butchers 14 50-14 75, heavy 13 SO--14 10; pigs 14 00 down; rough* 10.60-13 10. Calves opened steady. 30.00 down Lamb* opened steady 23 00 down; ewe* 4.00-9.50; bucks 3.00. 6.00. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. Dec. I—(UP) — I (I’MAI Livestock: Hog* 14,000; rather slow: early sales good snd choice 170-225 lbs butcher* 50-75 lower at 15.75 16 00. few 16 25; later bid* 75-1,00 lower at 15.5 U-15.75. few 161*0; good and choice 230-270 lb* 14.25 15 25. few 15‘>o early; 17"-.i5o lb* bid 13 50 14 25; sow * 25-5" lower at 12 "o 13 5", few 13 75; big weight* down to ll.? 5. Cattle 700, calve* 60"; steers and heifer* only moderately active. I mostly steady; small lot* medium ' short fed mixed yearlings and heiI fer* 24.50, few held around 27 On; | common and medium 17 on 2 '" ( good and choice steers scarce: ' cow* about steady; few good beef ] cow* 17.00-18.oo; common and medium 13 75 16oo; canner* and] cutters 10 50-13.75; vealer* active; I steady to 1.00 higher; good and , choice showing most advance at 29d0 to 31 00 but choice rather scarce: common and medium 18 0028 "" Sheep 1.500; fairly active; fat lamb* steady to 50 lower: good and t choice natives showing most de- | cline; bulk 22 "" 2’. "0. early top' 23 "o <>n weights under 100 lb*;] heavier weight* around 2"ott; medium and good 18.5021 load good and choice 9."> lbs fed shorn w< -fern lambs No. 1 pelts 22 2.'>: load good 92 lb* fed western yearling* steady at 18 25; slaughter ewes 6."0-i<’W. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Dec 2 I*%; March 2.18'4; May 2 13%- , »: July 196%. ' Corn: Dec. 1.28% %; March 130'g; May 1 29’, 1 3"; July 1 28% Sept 1 26% Oats' Dec 77%: March 758; May 71%; July 65% Soybeans: Dec. 2.312.3"%; March 2 32% %; May 2 30-2-3"%; July 2 26%. Markets At A Glance By Unified Pre** KtiM'ks higher on moderately a< : five trading Bond* Irregularly higher, mod i erate. , U. 8. governments strong, fairly active. | Curb stis ks irregular, activ Midwest st<M ks Irregularly higher In moderately active London aUx-ks clo*ed higher. .Silver unchanged in New York at 73% cents a fine num ■ . Cotton futures steady Grain* In Chicago wheat fu ( tures closed % rent higher to cent lower, corn % cent higher to % cent lower; oat* um hanged to 'a cent lower, rye 2% to 2% c nt* higher; soy beans 1% to 2% ten'--higher, and lard 3 points higher to 3 points lower. Hogs; lower. Bheep: steady, lambs higher. Cattle: mostly steady. In New York City It is against the law to mow the lawn on Sunday. | ■ 1 '

KENNETT — MURRAY A. CO. Corrected !>•<• 1 16" to 180 lbs 15 "0 18U to 220 lbs 15 50 220 to 240 lbs 15 25 24" to 26" lb*. 14.75 26" to 280 lb*. 13 75 28" to 3"0 lbs. 13 25 300 to 325 lb* 12 50 325 to 330 lbs. 12 25 350 to 400 lbs. 12 00 I"" lb- Up 11 7$ 140 to 160 lbs 14 25 12'1 to 140 lie 13 7* I'lo to 120 lbs. . .. 13 25 Rough* 3<><> lb« down 12.75 300 to 3.'>o !b* ... 12 50 350 to 4"" lbs 12 "O 4"" to <SO lbs 11.50 450 to 5o" lbs .11 "" 500 to goo lb* .. l(t.5() 6"0 lbs. up ... 10 "0 Stag* 9 "" Hoars . .. 750 Vesl* (Wed A- Sat) 28 "0 Spring Lamb* (W<d A Sat.) 22 "0 Clip Lambs 15 00 Yearling* 14 0 Ewe*.. 7.0 i SCHMITT'S STOCK vARDS Corrected Dec 1 170 to 2"" lbs . . 15 7,0 ’On to 32" Hi* 15 25 22" to 240 ||>s 15 00 24" to 26i' Hi- .. 14 50 126" to 2*" lbs 14" O |2BO to 3"0 lbs. 13 25 I 300 to 350 lb* 12 75 350 to l"u |l>- 12 5o 4"U lbs up 12 25 14" to 160 It.- 14.75 l"0 to 140 lb* . 14 25 Roughs 30" down 12-5 Lam',* I Calve* .. . t I Stag* ... 9 .) 1 Boats .. .. 8 '*> Ew«s 8 Bucks 6 00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Coirnt.d Dec 1 Beans subject to change during day. Price* delivered al elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: ."3 p-r bushel less. Corn: .07 per 100 less f.o b. farm WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Phone 380 Corrected !>• 1 Grad. A larg< whit.' .. 12 Grade A larg- blown • Current .. :7 Heavy hen* .... . . '2" L<giiorn it. it* l lb- up l* Cocks 1$ Fryers < all for pin . Trade in a Good Town — Decatur Elevator Co. Decatur - Prterson - Monroe AMWWMAAMWWWWWW* TEEPLE Moving & Trucking Local and I.oiil' Dihlance PHONE 254 dMMWWVWVMAAWVWWW

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