Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 223, Decatur, Adams County, 22 September 1950 — Page 5
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER >l, 1958
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UAL HTATB BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—Pure OU Service elation business; equipment and etock. doing • •’ very nice bustnees. Priced. 43.000 •nd located in bury town in Van Wert County, O. Contact beater W. Sumac, Real aetata aaleamaa and Auctioneer. Willshire, O, northeast on 49 or Carl L. Crook* Realtor, Van Wert, O. 222 it REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—I4S acre stock and grain term. Good set of taprovemeut* located near Pleasant Milla. Ind. Priced, 2125 an acre; Four-room house; nice ailed lot. garage, poultry house and other outbuUdtngi Located on etale highway 224 near Middle bury. O. Priced. »2,700; Five room country borne with bullt on l ' garage; New poultry bouse, other outbuildings; good well and new cistern. Near Willshire, O. Priced. 13.600; CoatsctLester W Su man. Real Estate salesman and Auctioneer. Willshire. O. nortbeaat on 49 or Carl L. Crooka, Realtor, Van Wert, 0 ill 3t AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE -1041 Pontiac Torpedo >450. Call 9495 before 4 p.m 222 3t FOR SALE-1949 Dodge Conmet, low mileage, excellent condition inside and out. let road east State Un* 3 miles north. Call after 5:30 p.m. 222-Sf FOR SALE-1240 Chevrolet coupe with heater and new paint. In extra good shape; 1242 Buick with radio and beater, new paint. Mattax Auto Paint Shop. Monroe. Ind 222 » jrWO 1248 CHEVROLETS The one ‘ is’a Fleetline 4 door-with radio and heater, arsn * new tires The other a 2 door Slylemuter in very -good condition. Priced to sell. BeeryVlsard Motors, south on 27 at Doc's Car Dock. Your Studebaker dealer. 223 it ’ TWO 1242 STUDEBAKER Cham pions. One 4 door sedan and <>o* 5 passenger coupe. Both- are .exceptftwally clean cars and have had good care Both guaranteed to be good as new Beery-Visard J Motors, south 0n27 at Doc's Car * Dock. Ytnfr SfWfrbaiur Dealer. •* 323 ?t 1950 STUDEBAKER Champion 5 passenger coupe, a local owned car that has had good care. Gbar anteed same as new Also a 1259 Studebaker Champion 4 door. u««l onljsiis a.dcmonstratfrr carries same guarantee. Has radio, heater, - overdrive, whitewalls, and many other aC<*sM>ri< s. BeeryVizard. Motors, south on 27 at Dor s Car Dock Your Studebaker Dealer. 283 3t FC>R _ SALE _ 124» Kaiser detuxe. very clean. « nice car, now being completely overhauled This is a perfect family car. can be bought with a. small down payment Berry-Visard Motors, south on 27 at Docs Car Dock Your Studebaker dealer 223 3t Try A Democrat Want Ao—lt Pays
tomorrow SATURDAY, StPT. 23 A FREE Bicycle will be. liven to the Boy on<» Girl, up to 15 yearn of »ge. who brings in the most Yellow Plaatlr <¥poonn nerved in Hairy Queen 15c and 25c Sundaea. tomorrow between 11 00 a. in. and 1:00’ p. m.
WheriYouDrive WhenYoußuq fIUTOmOBILE msußAncE lUVTIIEBEST -see us: BELLER and BOCKMAN INSURANCE AGENCIES Harman Lank* now. Solicitor HILLER BLDG. PHONS STB Prom Reef to Collar—macro with Hollar
TWO 1247‘5. One Ford Super De luxe 2 door In tip top condition the other a Chevrolet Fleetmaster 2 door- With radio and heater. Thane can will serve the same * purpose as a new one. BeeryVisard Motors, south oh 27 at Doc's Car Dock. Your Studebaker: dealer. 223 St | 1247 STUDEBAKER Champion 4 door sedan, heater, overdrive and 4 new Urea. A good car tor someone. Beery-Visard Moton, south on 27 at Doc's Car Dock. Your Studebaker dealer. 223 3t SEVERAL good prewar models. TWO 1241 Chevrolets in good condition; 1240 Chevrolet 2 door; 1240 Olds 4 door; 1241 Plymouth 2 door; Two 1232 Buick Specials; also many other good older can. A good offer might buy you a good source of transportation. Ihery Visard Motors, south on 27 at Doc's Car Dock, Your Studebaker Dealer. 223 3t ( FOR SALB—MISC. FOR SALE — Philco Radios and I Refrigerators. Stucky A C 0.,• Monroe, lad. 274-ts FOR SALE 100 N. H. Reds. Pub let* laying. 82.00 each. John Ktntx. telephone 6472 221 3t-z FtJR SALE -Domestic Bowing Machine* Stucky Co. Monroe, lad. 142 ts; _________ ________ l FOR SALE Plywood, M", exterior typejjl sixes. Maier Hide A Fur Co.Tlii W. Monroe Street. 222 TFFOR BALE—SKELGAB for rural home cooking and water beating. As low as 44.95 per 100 Ibe. Übrick Bros. 101-tt FOR HALE 41 Chrysler 4-door so dsn * Radio and heater. Good cost dir ton -One owner car. Dick Mansfield Motors 223 It FOR SALE—Bottle Oss Ranges, many styles to select from. Open nites excapt Wed. nites. Stucky - A Co. Monroe. Ind. X74-<g FOR~BALE-Rugs and broadloom carpeting Open evenings except Wednesday. Stucky A Co. Monroe, Ind. 93-ts CONDENSED buttermilk. 10S Protela. Singly barrels *5.00 cwt. 1 5 barrel lota, 44.54 cwt phone 380. Decatur Farms. 175 TF FOR SALE—Bottle gas servica. Special low rates on cooking and water beating. Stucky A Co, Monroe. Ind. 42-if FOR SALE Meat or breeding rabbits, live or dressed Monroe phone 54121. 2 ml. E. Monroe. Ist house south. Dale Worklnger. 214 lOt FOR SALE Top-dirt, peat moos, gravel and cinder* By the load or -fard. Delivered. Call O. V. Dilling, pbone 7761. First house east of Kirkland 11. 8. Glaas Trucking Service. 122-ts FOR SALE—2S9 White Rock pullets. 4 months old; Elcar house trailer. '47 model, excellent condition. 2 ml K. of Bellmont Park, Virgil Uhriek. Jn evenings. 212 Bbx FOR SALE- Kelvinator refrlgerators, electric ranges. Water heaters and home freesers. See the outstanding Kelvlnator features and values. Bargains In good used refrigerators. Decatur Hatchery. 212 12t "bicycle REPAIR Reasonable —Guaranteed DECATUR CYCLE SUPPLY 128 Monroe BL Phono 2*7
QUiann by KdR Igli* *'l mi ' VhJpC 1 "The garage's Democrat Want 1 Ad said they fixed brakes — bat 1 I- waited too long!" ’ FOR SALE-20" used gravity fur- . • nace Haugks. 223 2t FOR SALE—Oata and wheat mix--1 ed. Good quality grain. Phone j| ,8195. 222 3t-X ' FOR SALE—Several used piaaos. 1 all In A-l condition Decatur Used Furniture, 144 So. Second. Phono 420. M 2 2t . FOR SALE—Globe Heatroie, good ; condition A 2 burner kerosene I heater. Inquire 422 ,W. Adams. ;j Phone 4002. 222 3t-X SALE—IM Leghorn pullets, ready to lay; also Concord grapes for sale. Morris Blseke, R. 5. I Phone 2272. 222 2t-g i JUST Received large ship* ■aent Aali-Freeae. Get yo«n while it laata- Didf Mansfield Motor* 225t3 FOR SALE- Used washer; used healing stove; _ used cooking i .stove. Maselln Heatlag Service. 33* N. Second. Pbone 17M. Decatur. Ind. 223 3l GOOD Used Refrigerator*. ' Value* to 89.95, Your choice 59.95.—Gauible*. 222t2 FOR BALE—Frlgl4alre~sfrigorstors, ranges, water heaters, washers, and dryers. Also some good used refrigerators. Übrick Bros. - ~ FOR SALE — Chryssnfbemums, hardy Csrnatloe*, Sbaata Daisies and Dahlia bulbs. Mrs. A. A. Werl Ing. IM miles north. H east of Toesia. 217 T-x FOR SALE—IOO lb. capacity Warm Morning circulating heating stove with automatic heat control regulator. 228 Dlerkea Bt., or Phone 15711. Ml all-x ■ FOR SALE—Purebred Hafnpehite * boars. Beet quality we have ever raised. See them before you buy, Elmer Fritsinger, South of Chat tanooga, Ohio. 223 4Vx ; USED FURNITURE—Set of bunk beds, several table top gas stoves. 'All kinds of Heatroias, heating , stoves and laundry stoves. Decatur Uved Furniture. 144 So. Second St. Phone 420. .222 2t 1 FOR~SALE—SO White Rock pulleu ready to lay; Large Baaslaet baby bed with mattress and panel enda; Westinghouse Electric ' band vacuum cleaner. Call 77147. , 222 3t ! CIDER—Ws will operate the cider press Tuesday of each week start- , log Tuesday Sept 5 until further notice. Klrseh Planing Mill. 844 N. Third St. Phone 211. Decatur. Ind. 204 T 1 FOR SALE—Tappan gas range; Gibson refrigerator; Living room suite; Lounge chair and ottoman; , Barrell-back chair; single bed; i studio couch; high cßalr. Call I after 5 o'clock. 110 South sth St r ' ’ . 222 6t-g 1 KALAMAZOO— Combination coal I and gaa rangsa; Electric and gas ranges; Water beatera and fur naces; Washers; Refrigerators; Oil sad gas space heaters; Homs Freesers; Propane Gas Service. Maselln Heating Service. 238 N. Second Bt. Decatur, Ind. Phono ! 1728. 204 TF FREE! — Feri free to toon around ißJriir store at our tine merchandise such as furniture, floor coverings, bedding, lumps, and appliances. and everyday hardware needs. Open each evening except Wed| Stucky A Co . Monroe, Ind. Phone 4-4844. U TF He mourns the dead who Uvea as they desire. — Young. Nature never did betray the heart that loved her. — Wordsavrtb.
One to increased enqrioyment activities our im employment section will be open, effective ■ ft September 23, 1950, during the following ■ S period* of time: B I 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. I UH Monday through Friday | I 8 A. M. tol2 NOON I Saturdays I Baited State Ratter Co. I H 4300 New Haven Ave. Fort Wayne. Ind. I
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WANTED — InpsrisMsd bounty apotetnr. Pull sr pari than. HimM IBM WANTED— Nmt ■«?, wire Hmm NR. m4T WAMTMP — AsTghMn nl peuiwy IMVBUw ■NmwMa WA IMKDmM IMTF WANTED—2M to 2 psaW Dyors, Lsghor* agri hsnvy breed* AMe bean aad heavy springers. Pbeae MB, Deeatwr Fans* U1 T WANTED—Girt ta rare for baby. Must he willing to travel. Inquire at 13th aad Adams. Ask tor Mr* MacDonald. MS It WANTKD-Slraw. RM« «r wire. Cal far artea. Bark ' Btvater Ca. PhBM M. 178 W ■ WANTMD TO RENT-4 or • reran house in town or country by Oct II or before. Place eoM, papers been served to move. Everett , Lougk. Ml Indiana St. IM lt-> • WANTED- AH kttde es batcher enttle. Alee youg Ml* Drop • to Dootk tOFf IsOioM op toteobMO Ml op IMM. Decatur. 171 TT IF YOU HAVE a farm you want te sell, write or 'phone J. C. Kohr A Company, lac.. Farmers Trust Bldg, Port Ways* Ws flnaace at low interest rate* IM TF WASHING *m*seßlse repairing. Parts aad service fqr all Brake* Monroo WmOloo If rpMr# MmOo on kigbwsy 124, Monroe, lad. Phone M 442. IM ts WANTED TO BUY-Good medium priced lots for purchasers of new Gunnison home* Must moot F. H. A. requirements. Bob Heller. A Good Realty Service, Phone 178. 71 TF WANTED — Mimeographing wort. Professional equipment Save money on letter* sales messages programs, forms, etc. Joan Cowan. Pbone 174. Heller BnUdiag IM TF SEWING MACHINE Repairing — Let an convert year oM treadle Machine Into a saodera electric We make covered button* bacL bvttoßhoteSp Hmb* stitching- We sell new aad aned machine* Boardman's MS North ; First MS Mtx FOR RENT FOR RENT—S room untuMolß haßit spartmeit. apstairs.v children. Phone l'»U. Ml It FOR RENT—3 room modern apart* meat, uptown district, upstairs. Box No. 225 e/o Decatur Democrat. Ml It : MWCEI.IJkNRUCB T RADIO REPAIR — For and dependable radio repair work try our guaranteed service Bt hmsomM* prlctM. HRWffitß M TF l, ■ - SEWERB. drains cleaned. Call your Roto Rooter Service. On I y one in Adams Co. Pbone- 4 on • Tflbein. C. R Williams, R I, Decatur. Ind. 214 TF COMPLETE protcctkNi ser- • vice. FriemUy Counsel. * Decatur iMurance Agency. Kenneth Runyon. T FARMERS ATTENTION—We remove dead horses, cow* hog* etc. Decatur pbeM 2000. We pay all phone charge* The Stadler Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15 TF . BE A GOOD SPORT. Know all •bout tbe sports played in Ameri1 ca. See our selection of excellent sports magssines. Also Sunday papers, eomira, travel, popular magasines. The Pioneer, South Second St. 218 6t • MEN—Openings available in training program in one of tbe oldest . and largest wholtpale hardware companies. Write giving age. aSpresent earnings to P. O. Boa’•Mß,’Cleveland,Otto. — 223 st-X 1 I LET KLINK'S DO IT — RogdiMles* of appliance or plumbing troubles bo sore to keep us in mind. Ws repair sU makes of washers, sweepers, radio*, refrigerator* and other appliance* Part* tor all make* Klenk'a phone 442. U TF m . ora, vow ~—TSg.
DON'T CUSS U you have plumbtog troablee, call 442, aad let our ot your troubles. We alee have B teU lUm of KoM+r, MmHom OWI OtkOC ■mUmo of plMUbtac Call m tor tree oetimate* KLENK’S. 120 TF HOME OWNERS deMrtag to ore•to itw or additkNMU beauty on their home grounds with evergreens, fruit, shade or flowering trees, flowering shrubs, roses and perennials should rail or write Edward E. Lioehty, Berne, Phone MIL Lischty Arboretum — Landscape Servica, 414 West Clark Mroat, Berne. Indian* 74 T Dtaaai Hsavy EquipaMiit We need several mechanically Inclined and' reliable men to train far poeitions la the Tractor and Eqaipment industry. If you are not making better than |7O per week, you owe it to yourself to wrUa for free facte, without obligation about this training end our Advisory Placement Service. Tractor Training Service. Box 223 c/o Democrat. 212t4x Be noble in every thought and lu every deed. — Longfellow. Through obedience learn to comnrand. — Plato. n kaie a} H -WAIXFAFOt- 1) ly IM a. SECOND ST. yl
I NOTICE! I % Due to a chaotic and uncertain raw material market. % f modern trailer home* have risen 1150 to 130(1. But f 1 due to circumstance* (ill one case an accidental death, 1 I and in another, marital trouble) 1 have two trailers, < J 1950 nwdels, all modem, occupied leas than 2 month*. J 1 These trailer-homes were purchased just prior to price . y f increases and are selling at a figure considerably be- f 1 low their original low selling price. They have bath, 1 C toilet, aut4Hoatic electric hot water heater, and It is ( f impossible to tell they have jver been occupicde If in J % the marhet for lovely ail modem homes, that you may \ f go where opportunity offers itself, sec these two at f > m*m. 1 1 We also have t -niee inexpensive late medal seed trailer 1 I * hemes In which all you need for a lovely convenient home ie * r J cooking lilnigrr snß WilMhgl 'DoWW-paymen* root IHwsewt on J ■ mlKraarm ouamanßloxMmad Pe»mitroo» hniwoa K AIWWWW WvWVvsSWWWW a, w.VWv wqrWWara * In theee troubled time* we can not imagine anything * / more convenient, ease and Ideal than a movable home that per- f * mite inexpensive living anywhere that health, work or keeping * ' f the family together (including military service) require* f ■ K For your information, there are no reetrictlons on time F * * payments on trailer homes as they are considered a necessary * ’ f part of the war effort. / '1 ♦ > * W ’ " ■ OaM Trailer Sales > YOUR ) < DUO- -SILVER STAR--ELCAR ( I DEALER i * > J Rt. 27 and «7 Perttand, lad. )
[WHATS YOUR SPORT? Jnat having a nport eate for a siaeaNe investment of hard cash. SPORTS EQUIP- ) MENT COSTS PLENTY! Play safe! Ask about the broad protection of our Spertomea’s Floater. 1 Uta* smith LblbiUl Smith inmruee Ag«my | "GRANDMA” ““ ' ' ~ »v CHAPUtoKMHR (ru, ImY.SUTWWIMO isj || HI jgißiilS PisWL=OTI' Igß 1 —L-AJ L—— .-Il too a_J •LONDIt — IT'LL GROW OH YOU. DAGWOOO IIIIB"' . dlaiF —imiil IWIJ2 I<- . M jni ——Stops >; _2L7; ' j j Cmon - I LoaMwwonanMOMM«MOiowMMi■nwnmJ - r L --■ - - ,
Your Car Will Shine Longer - if you have , tie Mac's It GAYS MOBIL SERVICE Corner IBth A Monroe | FARMKItS — The Ut easMT -n" ortere a !•••- ■mm mows of aetrinn Kra MeMnerr mm of your bore late ■ xll-efeel XellUles. Plar rate— Oen't rt-k renr bare er ,ew tesla an* Waiter. Leek tote ql OMSKT “24" now! _ gr *Mt ...osdstleoest__ SetOs* to IF ttatstlisa J Write TODAY for Full Details — CIVILIAN BLDG. A SUPPLY. INC, 1405 No. Clinton Street FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Please send me free information on your fire-safe QUONSET "24” building. Name Address City
FONT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne Ind, Kept. 22 — (UPi—IPMA l—Livestock: Hogs 560; opened 25 lower; strictly choice 22.50-3100; lights 18.00-12.50; lightweight butchers 12.50-30 M; mediums 20.50-21.00; | < butchers 20 00-20 50; heavies U. 5020.00; pigs 14.00; lightweight roughs 1».50-20.00. Cattle opened steady; choice steers 27.50-30.50; cows 59 lower; choice cows 12 96-21.00; choice heifers 24 00-22.90 Calves steady at 34 50-35.00. Lambs steady; 28.50 top. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. Sept. 22—(UP) — (PMA I—Livestock: Hogs 13.000; midsession moderately active; barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower; bulk good and choice 180-240 lbs largely 21.25. but few loads 21.35-21.50 less freely; heavier weights scarce: l«o---120 lbs 20.75-21.25; largely 21 00; 120-140 lbs. 15.00-17.06; sows weak; lights 25 lower: others steady; good and choice 30*650 R>s. 12.00-20.75. Cattle 400. calves 300; native yearlings and heifers generally * steady in cleanup trade: odds aad ends medium native yearlings and heifers 25.0028.50 ; 2 loads medlum weight steers bought to arrive 29.00 and 30.00; odd head good beef eow« 22.90; common aad medium 18.75-21.50: aad cutters 14.0618.50; cid weighty cutters 1*09: foxier quality below | normal; active, steady; good and choice scarce, few 32.00-35.00; ) common and medium 25 90-31.00 Sheep 400; native spring lambs I active; fully steady. Instances strong; good and choice 29.00I 29.50; few 30.00; common and medium 23.00-28.50; slaughter I ewes unchanged 8,06-13.00. ' Markets At A Gtonce I By United Press Stocks higher in active trading. I -Bonds irregularly higher. U. S. government bonde easier in ’t quiet trading. - -- ■ , Curb stocks higher I Midweat stocks higher. . Silver unchanged In New York at * 72 45 cents a fine ounce. ■ Cotton futures higher. ‘ Grains in Chicago: wheat, corn, k rye. oats and soy bean futures towF rt, i~ k Hogs: butehsrs steady to 25 cents f lower, eows mostly steady; sheep: k steady, lambs steady to weak: catF tie; steady, receipts largely stock k kinds. - k CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE WChret Sept. 2.18%; Dec |.24%k ’s; -March 2.28%-2.22: May 2 28- ' 2,28%. k »Corn: Sept. 159%152; Dec. ' 1.44%-%: March 1.48: May 1.40%. k Oats: Sept. 81%-82%: Dec. 31% ' 82: March 81%; May 79-72%. I Soybeans: Nov 2 34%-%; Jan [ 2.3«%-3.37; March 2.39%; -May 2.42F 142 *' I Moderation is the keynote of L lasting enjoyment. —■ Ballou. I A modest man never talks ot [ t.imralf. — La Bruyere. F He 'who would eat the kernel, L must crack the shell. — Plautus F Neutrality, as a lasting princik rle. % an evidence of weakness. — F Kossuth. F INSURANCE ~ F Leo “Dutch” Ehinger I FIRE .. WIND — AUTO | mNo.MBL PtaNin
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KENNETT—MURRAY A CO. Corrected Sept 22 140 to 170 lbs. — 18.25 170 to 180 Ibe. _—....... 18 75 180 to 120 lb* 20 00 100 to 200 Ibe 29 35 1200 to 210 lbs 20 50 210 to 240 lbs. — 20 75 >4O to MO 'lbs. 20 25 270 to 300 lbs. 19.75 300 to 325 lb* 1» » 325 to 350 lbs. 18 75 350 to 490 lbs. 18.25 400 lbs up ......... 17 75 140 to 1W lbs. 14 00 IM to 140 lbs. 15.54 100 to IM Ibe. — 15 90 Roughs 300 Ibe. down 1958 300 to 350 lbs. 19 00 350 to 400 lbs 1850 400 to 450 lbs 18.00 450 to 475 lbs. 17 50 475 to 506 lbs. 17.00 500 to 550 lbs. ... 1450 550 to 000 lbs. 14.00 409 lb* up — 1550 Stags 13.00 Boars 36.00 Veals t Sat.) 33W Spring Lambs (Wed. A Set ) 27.60 Yearling Lambs 14.00 Ewen ................. 7.00 •CHMUTTB STOCK YARDS Corrected Sept 22 ISO to 170 lbs 18.00 170 U> 180 lbs 18.50 ISO to 200 lbs 20 00 200 to 220 lb* M 50 2M to 240 lbs. M.sv 240 to 246 lb* M-25 240 to 280 lbs - M W 280 to 300 lbs 1850 300 td 335 lb* 10.00 325 to 350 lbs. — 18 75 359 to 400 lbs. 18 25 140 to 140 lbs. ...... 1550 100 to 140 lbs. 14.00 Roughs 300 down .— 19 25 Stage ... — 1250 Boars 18 00 Calves M.OO Ewes — j 460 Buche 4.00 Lambs 25 04 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. . Corrected Sept. 22 Bean* subject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator. Ask tor prices. Grain: .03 per bushel ton* Corn: .65 per 100 leee. f.o.b. tan* WHOLESALE EGG ANO POULTRY QUOTATIONS .' Famished By L " DECATUR FARMS Phone MB v— Corrected Sept. 22 Grade A large white ...... M Grade A large brown ...... .44 Cal! for poultry price* TEEPLE Moving* Tracking LbcslmWl Lom DMsms PHONE 254 -I r Go to the church ot year dhrtee next Sunday.
