Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 89, Decatur, Adams County, 14 April 1952 — Page 5

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"I’m selling iny rowboat with a Democrat. Want Ad—attracts too many gulls!" Real Estate FOR SALE —Lot 170 x 177. 2 4jfte East of town, 24 x 48 foundation. Inquire Paris Hakes, Strickler Trailer Park. \ _ 87 bt-x BUILT) A MIDWEST SECTIONAL HOME—Our prices are below’ all others, We erect the shell in one day. <You Complete. All materials furnished—Built Conventional of only the best materials. Use your floor plan or ours. Write for oiir prices and Free Catalog.. Visit our Homes on Display at Midwest Homes, Inc., Noblesville, Indiana. %• mile north on Rt. 37, Box 169, Phone 934. 75 30t FOR SALE — Gracious living in beautiful Stratton Place in a Ing, small home with exceptional built-in automatic features. Your husband won't have to fire»the • furnace, dry dishes or change storm windows. You can drink doffee in the morning, take a nap in the affeinoon and proudly entertain night with a minimum j of Year round June day J temperatjure with ceiling radiant gas heat; Formica topped Youngstown Kitchen with automatic dishwasher, garbage disposer, I kitchen fan. built-in storage, Carpeting, hardwood, plastered walls and red wood panelling, tinted ! j bathroom fixtures, birch wtod-1 work, heated garage are only a few of if you want the 4 best out of life br are just plain lazy why not pay a little more for this house and save it back in lower upkeep through the years., Bob Heller. A Good Realty Serv- , k-e, phone 3 ; 4106, Heller Building. 71 TF For Rent i'oit ItKST Modern'2 ri'xjin turnishtd apartment, call 3-3573. ;~.| ' 'il, .• -88 3tx I’oß RE>'T -[■, Stort ion Sbtith 2hd st cl automatic heat - , available Ist. of May. See Ben Shroyo-j l»ho|ie 3-836,1. ■B9 ts FOR RENT l>ioo7l’olisher; Wallpapier Slteanier; Complete paperhanjging tool s;et. Kane Paint. & Wailpapipr Stored 15s South 2nd streiet, phone , Automotive Nicfe selection late model utsed cars. DICK IdANSFIELD Motor Sales. 252 TF OUR USED CAlfe are safety tested , and guaranteed—Buy with con fideuce at Zintsmaster Motoi Sales, Ist & Monroe SL’ Phone 3 2003. 247 TF

■■MHErMUHMMI NEW BUICK & CHEVROLET Trade-Ins 1951 4Bui®k’SMper 4-Dr. Riviera >, 1951 Plymouth-Cranbrook 4-Dr, S 1950 Chevrplet-Special Clb. Cpe. 1950 Chevrolet-Deluxe Fleetline 4-Dr. J .. . • * 1950 Buick-Special 4 Dr. 1949 Buick-Super Sedanette v 1949 FcrdVß Clb. Cpe, 12 * 1941 Chevrolets SAYLORS CHEVROLET SALKS [ N, 13th St.' It yon have somethtiig to null lor roohis tor rew| try a ... liembtrat TVaut Ad. It brings, lesults. .1

Farmer’s Col. WE BUY chickens and quality eggs. Decatur Farms. | 135 TF WANTED —All grades of hay John Feaspl, phone 3-3865. 63 TF F(j)R SALE — Farmers nurse aide cork sole work shoes. Good flt--1 ting, long lasting, Haflich & Morrissey Shoe Store, 125 North « 2nd. Street, 5 f TF FOR SALE —Red cow; Holstein & Guernsey mixed. 5 years old, 3ijd calf. Earl James, 4 miles North oh 101, then 1 mile EafetUU. 5 * Decatur. 87 3t-bc 4'Olt SALE — Used equipui ? n t.: Tractors: Oliver 70; F 12; 10-20* on rubber. Plows: 3-14” LG.; 2-IT" plow; 2-12” plow; 14 6" plow- 7 & 8 ft. disk harrows;' corn planters, drills, hay loaders. Mollenkopf & Eiting, Inc. 704 North 13th street. 81 3t NE\V“EQUIPJhENT—NO. 9A Heavy duty disk; plows; no. 64 HatvssteMthrashers; cultimulchers ‘ hay toqis| drills; planless & all models of Farmall tractors; stock tanks, hog fountains and feeders, Mollenkopf & Eiting, Inci 704 Nilrth 13th street. 3t FOR* SALE — Decatur R..0.P. Sired egg and meat bred chicks. Order the best and start chicks early to assure profit thia hummer and fall. Chicks every week. Orher "Decatur Chicks” howL Decatur Hatchery. 13 TF ! FOR SALE — Order Quality Biby Chicks now: ROP sired big;English SC White Leghorns, White Rock, Barred Rock, NH Reds & HY-Line chicks. Hatches etch Tuesday & Thursday. Pfajhe \ 66866, Model Hatchery, Monoe, b Indiana.l2 TF FARMERS ATTENTION—We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, Etc. Decatur Dial O and ask foir Enterprise 3450. We pay all phone charges. The Statler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15 TF FOR SALE —Order Models big English leghorns now for immediate delivery Pedigreed Sired, ■ they lay large chalk white premium eggs which i offers top pjfice&, phono 66866, Model Hatpin ry, Monroe. Indiana. 12 TF FARMERS IT s hCrfi. 1948 FO TD truck, driven under 25,000 mws; Omaha fold down grtin & stock body, heater & g iili gijard. We know this truck, we sold it laew. Just see it. Br mt ' Motors lue. 8$ 2t —'■ ■ »■—- ! Bit; LITTERS OF STRONG PIGS, Off to a fast start; - Honeggers’ Big "H" Fortipig gets that kiut of results. Keeps ’em nutrition* Hy satisfied and fortified. Ask ab mt Honeggers’ 4-jpoifit progfam4 Lsk Dhrr & Son. R. 5; Ted Bulplalin! R. 2; Gerber Feed Store, R. 4. 89 It FOR, Stl.E —No. 42 International good? Late moJel I corn planter; Planters with Fl>rd mountings; 7 good used Tractor discs; Double cultipacker; Lil tie; Genius 2-14" plows; Late njolel hay loaders; We sell all makes of late & old model farm machinery. Chester Baumgartner; 4 miles West of Coppess Corner, 2 p ile South. Craigville phone idolkct. 88 Jt — 1 ; ——— For Sale - Misc. FOR SALE —Domestic sewrog nachines. Stucky & Co., Monrbe, Ind. 197 [TF FOR SALE — Philco Radios and Refrigerators. Stucky & Co,, Monroe, Ind.' j 374 FOR SALE--Rugs and broadloom carpeting. Open evenings except. Wednesday. Stucky & C©.< Monrop, Ind. 92 TF HOdVEß—Factory rebuilt vacuum cleaners, $19.95 and up. Guaranteed 1 year. Also.nqw Hbover tank and upright cleaners! We service all makes. Klenk’s. Phone 3-2158. f 2?9 IfF FOR SALE A jronsoie radio,! pifewar model, recently overhaul U; GE< refrigerator; ,Hot Point el<?etijd ran«« ; Norge washing igii call 3-3759 afler s:oi<. 89 3t-x A DE ALE RS |1 T I~ S ma 1 “ -ar * fraiichige and modern Service' station in good-,location, doing nice reasonable refit, small inveslnuiit. Write j .. <-/o Df|nocrat.\ 1 89 3t-x ;

j 4| ■ • TRY OUK MARKS FILM SERVICE FOR QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING y Smith Rexall Drags <|&|| * Freezers , Refrigerators LSr? J Phone 3-2904 Mollenkopf & Eiting - - \ .ii - h 'iiOlLi ; "’fegiT* BURK ro: Elevator Co. ‘ Decatur • Peterson • Monroe j

FOR SALE — Bottle Gas Ranges, many styles to select from. Open bites except Wed. Nites. Stucky Co., Monroe, Ind. f 274 r TF FOR SALE - Bottle gas service. Special low rates on cooking and water beating. Stucky 4k Co., Monroe, Ind. 62 TF FOR SALE —SKELGAS bottled gas for | home cooking apd heating. Always uniform and fully insured. Uhrick Bros. 54 TF FOR’ SALE — Used Duo Therm water heater. Kenneth Mitchel, 4 miles East of Monroe, now in,use. , 88 3t FOR SALE— New 30 gal. gas hot water hjeater, $69.95; 1 good 2 ‘j,wheel trailer; 1 used bath tub. Christener Plumbing & Heating, Phone Monroe, Ind. 88 3t FOR SALE —Frigidalre Refrigerators, Ranges, Water Heaters, washers and dryers. 5 Also some good used refrigerators. Uhrick Brog- 1 101 TF FOR SALE—Two-wheel trailer. Good condition. C. W. Morrison, Va mile south Pleasant Mills, state road 101. Phone 7-7482. FOR SALE—Kelvin at or ret rig era tors, Home freecers and Electric ranges, if you want quality get Kelvinator — «.rade now for a I new Kelvinator see them at DE C*ATUR HATCHERY. 231 TF SPRING NEEDS— Burpee bulk seed#; McCullough bulk lawn seed} Vertagreen plant food; Todd Hybrid seed corn; Chicken & Garden supplies; Heller Coal, Feed & Supply. 54 TF FOR SALE—Condons bulk garden seeds— Vigaro, sheep manure, peat moss (bring basket), lawp seed, onion sets & plants, sbeej potatoes. Stiefel Grain Co. , 79 TF FREE — Feel tree to look around in our store at our fine merchau dise such as furniture, floor coverings, bedding, lamps and appliances, and every day hardware needs. Open each evening except Wed. Stucky & Co., Monroe, Ind. Phone 6-6866. * 62 TF Wanted WANTED —Baby bed & mattress, in good condition, phone 3-2425. j , 2f j WANTED TO BUY—all kind# of poultry. Bring us your custom dressing. TREON’S Decatur Poultry Market, 651 North 13th St. Phone 3-3717. 133 TF Wanted—Washing machine repairing, wringer roll &. parts for all makes Bottle gas and gas ranges for sale. Monroe Washer repair shop, phone 6-6463, Monroe. 40 TF WANTEISj — Ambitious woman. High school or College education I io do educational work in Adams County, full ,or part time, Write llox 439 c/o Democrat, for appointment. 85 6t-x ■SEWING MACHINE Repairing—Let us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, machine button holes; Hemstitching. We sell new and i dsed machines. 1 Boardman’s 223 j North First;i 78 26t-x Business Opportunities 050' MONTHLY Man or woman for Route of merchandise machines this area? No selling, accounts, established,. Instant .income, requires car plus $497.50 cash secured, stars at once, reply with phone, to Box ! 440 c/o Democrat. 89 It-x Help Wanted HELP WANTED — Nationl Company offers reliable party secure future servicing ropte of merchandising machine. No selling required. S3OOIOO per month possible part time, full time more. Ct r and $600.00 cash required which is secured by inventory. Experience not necessary. For interview* with factory representative in your town, include age. phone and references in votjir application| (.Midwest Sales (■«.. South 4th Street. Springfield. Illinois. &9 stx . i -—I i

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Card of Thank* 1 wish ;to sincerely thank the many neighbors, friends ind relar tives, who!remembered mie on my ninetieth birthday. Your prayers, flowers,-gifts, and cards made the day a moot happy one.l L Mrs. Josephine Thomas Miscellaneous INSURANCE Phone 3-4300. Kenneth Runyon, Decatur Insurance Agency. T DECORATING—Try Super Kem Tone of Kem-glo, all colors Habegger Hardware, Decatur. :27 TF START ER a°d Generator service Dick Mansfield Motor Sales, 222 North third St., Decatur, Ind. INSULATION —SaVe fuel;. Jnsulate with Eagle>Picber lead wool, (Not Rock Wool). Call for free estl mate. Klenk’s. 16 TF FULL LINE OF appli ' ances; (Also Maytag parts and repair servide.- Fager Maytag Sales. 164 South 2nd street. Phone 3-4362. | | &9 FOR SALE—Super Kemtone and Keip-gld. Do your owp home decbrat lug. It’s so easy with a roller or brush. Uhrick Bros. 54 TF RO()F1N(| & SIDING— W£ apply Carey roofing and siding, many colors and patterns to choose from. Cali for free estimates, phone 3|i2lsß. KLENKS. 74 TF APPLIANCE We serv ice all makes of washers;-sweep-ers, and other small appliances. Wringet rolls and parts for all makes. Klenk’s. Phone 3-2158. 229 TF SEPTIC tanks, cesspools; toilet vaults vaqUutn cleaned, sewer lines, basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. Free inspectipn. Langley Sewejr Cleaners. Decatur 3-3810. 216 TF ROTO-RO()T]ER service-r-siewers— Drains cleaned. Guaranteed —The only ROt6-ROOTER in Adams and We|ls Counties. Bucket Machine for larger tile, Call C. R. Williams d on 6 Tocsin. R. R. <\ 2, Decatur, Indiana. 233 TF THRIFTY GIFT BUYERS shop at ; Decatur Gift Center, 125 Grant street. (1 block West of hospital). Pracdeal gifts for all occasions. Open EVenlngs, 6:30 to 9:00, Saturdays, 9:00 to, 9:00. £? . j ,\ . HB3 TF FOR REiNT*-Wallpaper steamer. Remove your wallpaper the easy way. Feasfil Wallpaper & Paint Store. 270 ISforth 2nd Stree|, phone 3-4406. { j '')].■ 78 TF DON’T CUSS. It you hkve piumb ing troubles, call 3-2158 and let our experienced plumber take care of yoqr troubles. We also have a full jiue of Kohler, Amerl can Standard and other popular makes of plumbing supplies. Call ius for free estimates. KLENK’S ' 1190 TF

Lost and Found LOSf-—strand pc?arl necklace, ait Trinity, U.B. Chureiii, or 9th & Madisdn. Pfione 13-4352. 88 2it 0 I v j M | ■ 71* r , Hope and Life !!■ ' ! Wherej there is life there is hope, and Where there is hopb there is life. We think of the physical life TK-henf saying where] there is life there is hopb; we think Of] the spiritual; life when we say where there is hope there ils life. The bass for this last statement is in thpi resbrrpction of bhrist for he dpi lareifl hinjiself “the resurrection find the life,’’ adding to th|is, “Hts that believeth bn me though htf wefe dead, yet shall he live.’’ Thtfre. ifc something niysteiious aboftt physical life, and the spiritual life is stll more mysterous, ,t|hey are both realities. This realty Hhs value only as it becomes a personal matter; it is not a matter] to be talked about but an experience. As a personal matter, what Easter mean to you? The answer is found in the individual faith in Christ, the Lord and Saviour. ] I | * • i h 5 ; ' ■ Every otJ|ei'\ day tor more thaik two years, a l|-29 bf the U.S. Aif Weather Service has taken oftfrom Alaska forth North Pole'. 3 ! Wheeling oyer| the point which the world's explorers struggled for cen ; turies to reach ,on loot, the plane; makes the 17fhour flight today pierely as a ni|tter of routine].

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The snorkel subs of freedom are the bal£ and pond sypresses, ac-Co)-dihg'to Martin L. Davey, Jr., tree expert. They thrive iu swamp laiid» where other trees would drbwh. |Their breathing apparatus is know|i as a cypress kneel because ij Micks up in the water

M a Jfe | VWihVaj WK pffiJgSl ONf GAHOM PAmTS I THE AVERAGE ROOM % j | , IN ONI COAT ♦IN ONI DAY Htsw. [ KLENKS EXECUTOR'S PUBLIC RUCTIOR • I 102—ACRE FARM—IO2 and » \ PERSONAL PROPERTY -ni « ' ■ THi el undersigned Executor of the last will and testament of Benjamin- F| Butler, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an ohler .of? the Adams Circuit Court, he will offer for sale at public auction theH’ollowing described real estfite and personal property, oil j ( Wednesday, May 7,1952 ' Sale of Personal Property at 1:00 P. M. | a> Commencing Sate of Re4l Estate at 2:00 P. M. * ' Daylight Saving Time L|K-4ted % : miles West of Decatur; Indiana City Limits, on Winchester Road (River Road). , . b | I < ' ■ ■■ . ’ ; I i, . <- i ■ . ; I —REALESTATE — i T' (*4) of the-Southeast Quarter (%) of Secz,/ 11 “j’ T ow ’! ns^i l» 38 North. Range 14 East; also the Southwest Quarter (%) 4f faction 28. Township 29 North, Range 14 East; also a tract of land Commencing at the. quarter posit on the South line of Section 28, Town|hr|> 28 North. Ravnge 14 East, thence west on the South line of said Se< |ion rods, thence Nortfi 50 rods to a post, thence?east On the like ’jpavallel with the South line! of said Section 28 until it strikes the center Ot the road as it existed in 1853. thence Southeast with the center and meandering of said road itill it! strikes the line dividing the Suothfepsl from the Southwest quarter of said Section 28. tlience South to thd place of, beginning, containing acres and consisting in nil 102 acres more or less in Adams County, Indiana. ThisUs a 102 Acre improved farm, fertile soil, all'under prwluction. Improveipents— Good 6 Room frame house. Basement. 2 enclosed porches^.'asbestos shingle siding, gocxi asphalt root, good cistern, hip roof basin 36’ x 60’, poultry house, granery. hog house, and implement slied. t j Buildings situated nice distance from road. Makes a splendid home,’ electricity, telephone, and good well. ~ TERMS AND CONDITIONS—% down day of sale, balance cash* upon delvierv of ■■executors fleed an<| abstract of title. .1 . " POBBEtHtION -f- Immediate possession of hhildings and 22 acres'of pasture. 80 acres is rented to Nije M. Butler for this year. Landlord’s shhre oif 1952 crops will go to purchaser, 16 acres of growing wheat. ■ , < ' - ■ j !<r PERSONAL PROPERTY l SHEEP—26 good ewes with lambs by side; 3 last spring ewe lambs CORN- 100 l)u. corn more or less. 3 individual hog houses. i HOUSEHOLD GOODS 5 Living Room Suite; Lounge QhAir and Ottoman: Rocking i-hairs Walnut 'Bedroom Suite wi.fh Innerspi’ing mattress; Bed and Dresser’ Studio Cqnch; 5 room size Heating Stove; Floor Lamps; 2 Rugs 9xl° Throw Riigs; Round Oak Range Cook Stoye, white porcelain finish Bottle Gas Range Stove; Coldspot Electric Refrigerator; Kitchen Cabinet;. Utifitv Cabinet; Dining Table and Chairs; . Seeing MachineKenmore Electric. Washing hoard; Dishes; Cooking Utehstls; Bed Clothes; Hollywood Bed; Electric Sweeper; Crocks and Jars; Many other articles too numerous <o mention. . TERMS—(On Personal Property: Cash day of sale. KENNETH R. BUTLER j Executoivof Estate of Ren jam in F. Butler R*|y S.. Johiisqn and Ned C. Johnson—Auctioneers ' Bryce Daniels—Clerk Smith A: Macklin, Attorneys ( i April 14, 21, 28 Mgy 5 — *- 1 - ‘I .

—i' - ’ 1 \ t - a • ... . .«,■! J J FAMILY PLAN i HOSPITALIZATION—SI RGER\—MEDICAL. A Complete Plan to Meet Your Needs. | Leland Smith EELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Glenn HOl GRANDMA” V- " By CHARLES KUHN ' " n ‘ H . S T.’. E 50 IT CAN’T BLOW AWAY LIKE MY LAND, BUT TH’WINb) ) MY LAST UMBf? ELLA / j IS GETTING STRONG? Mir i‘Wit ■ ;■ 'jß CHA* 4 14, L — J L —BBL) c: M r uww - BLONDth - YOU’RE SLIPPIN GDAG G I E , » ’ il4 kW-h-'-hz < ~~ BEST SELECTION OF USED CARS IN TOWN! ~‘ gua BEERY MOTOR SALES ~ J

like a bended human knee. i . \ The Sun of My Soul Tennyson was one day walking in a beautiful garden where many flowers were blooming, when a (friend said to him, Mr. Tennyson, you speak so often of Jesus, What does Christ really mean to your life?” Pointing *to a beautiful yellow flower, he said, "What the sun is to the flower, Christ is to my soul." Trade in a Good Town —'Decatur!

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, liid., April 14—(UP) —(PMA) —Livestock: ! Hogs 800; opened 25-50 higher; choice 17.25; lights 15.50-16.75; light butchers 16.75-17.25; mediums 16.5017.00; butchers 15.50-16.25; heavies .15.25 down; pigs 13.60 down;, roughs 12.50-15.25. Cattle steady to strong; steers 34.50 down; heifers 33.50 dowh;i cows 24.00 down; bulls 27.50 down: calves steady to strong at 37.50 down. , Lambs steady at 28,00 down;' ewes 13.00 down; bucks 10.00 down. ■ '■ < INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, Apr. 14 — (UP) — (PMA)— Livestock: Hogs 10,000; light and medium weight barrows and gijts active, mostly 50 higher; some weighty offerings showing similar advahce; mid-ssesion slow; undertone weak with early; early bulk (?hoice 170250 lbs. 17.00-17.50, top 17.85; SSO- - lbs. 16.00-17.00; most big weights near 375 Ibfi. 15.50; 120!G0 lbs. weak; some intreests talking 14.50 down; sows around 25 higher at 14.40-15.50. Cattle calves 3<io; slaughter steers and heiferg opening stiong to 50 highre; 2 loads choice 1195-lb. fed steers 35.50; load Choice 800 lb. heifers 34j)0; most good near 675-lb. heifers 32.50; bulk early sales good to choice slaughter steers and mixed yearlings 30.0ib34.00; utility and Commercial COWS mainly 21.00-24.00; canners and cutters 16.50-21.00; vealers mostly 1.00 lower; bulk '■hoice and prime vealers 33.0036.00; cmomercial and good 26.0033.00. , Sheep 100; prices poorly tested due to small receipts; slaughter lajinhs. and ewes nominally steady. Markets At a Glance Stocks lower in active; trading. ..Bonds irregular. ! U.i S. government bopds firm in moderately active trading. ' Curb stocks irregular). r Midwest stocks irregfilar. Silver unchanged in New York at 88 (cents’ a fine ounce.. Cotton futures Grains in Chicago: wheat, corn, oats, rye and soy bean futures lower- j • i Hogs: 25 to 40 cents higher, top 17.40; sheep: weak to bidding 50’ cents or more lower; cattle; steady to 5o cents higher, top 3Sp)O„ vealers steady to 1.00 higher. ■’ • -—— r ■ ■ 1 Chicago Cash Grain Cliicago. April 14 (Ul’)-(Wh | grain'sales today: Wheat: No. 1 if9 5 hard tough 244 L. Corn: 2 yellow 187; 3 yellow 176 14-187; 4 yellow 168'’,4486 Q; 5 yellow 151 ’4j-iB2 %; sample-grade yellow 127 (4-183. (. }’ Oats: 2 heavy mixed‘93; 1 heaby white 95 %; 1 extra heavy white 95 %-96; 2 extra heavy white 95; sample grade extra heavy white ’B?j4.-( h, J].Soybeans: 2 yellow 285;’,4-2£6 (4 ■. N.. track Chicago. L The average American car is driven about 120.500 miles before it’s junked. Twenty-fj-ve years ago qaii were driven about 75,700 miles and were junked. | 1 1 ' »"!

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Corrected April 14 160 to 170 lbs. 15.25 170 to 180 Tbs. 4.ift.50 180 ito 200 lbs. <-,—■<•17.00 260 to 220 TbS. X—. 16.76 ( 220 tb 240 lbs. 16.25240.,t0 260 lbs. 15.75 I 260 to 280' lbs. — 15.25 280 to 300 tt>s. 14,75 300 to 325 lbs. -IL— 14.25 125 to 350 lbs. 4 13.75 350 to 400 lbs. 13.25 HOO lbs. up '12175 140 4 160 lbs, _4 12.50 120 to 140, lbs. 12.00 100 to 120 lbs, 11.50 Roughs ‘ J ? 300 lbs. down ~.14.25 4 |3OO to 350 tbs. 4 13:7,5 350 to 400 tb5.13.26 400 to 450 lb«. ....12.75 450, to 500 IbL ; 12.25 500 to 550 Ibm'.11.75 550 to 600 lbs. 44 11-25 600 tbs. up 10.75 Stags 9,00 Boars ,■ 700 Veals (Fri. &. Sat.) 35.50 Spring Lkmbs (Fri. & Sat.) 26.00 V ear lings Ukmb» 20.00 Ewes — — 11.00 SCHMITT .STOCK Oonrected April 14 160 to 170 - 170 to 180 lbs. 16 $o 180 to 220 tbs. 16.75 220 to 240 lbs, -4 16-50 \ 240 to 260 4bs. .... 16.00 260 toi 280 rt>s. .415 50 2SO to 300 >s. _ L 15.00 200 to 325 tbs. 14.50 325 to 350 tbs. 4--13.75 350 to 400 lbs. ,4 13.25 400 tbs. up 4 13.00 140 to 160 tbs. -_4_ 14.75 100 to 140 lbs. -_413.75 Roughs 300 Ibs/dpw'u 14.50 \ Stags 1 u oo Boars Veals 35 00 Lambs 44 34 59 Ewes U. 50 \ LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR Corrected iApril 14 Beans subject to enany during day. Pnces delivered at elevator Ask fpr prices. v V Grain; .03 per bushel leee. \ ; Corn: .05 per 180 lesa. f.o.b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND " POULTRY QUOTATION! Furnished B|> \ DECATUR FARMf Phone 8-21481 Corrected April IT Large Clean Whites .34 Large Clean Brown .32 Current Receipts. 29 \ Call for nouitrr pnaae

TEEPLE Moving & Trucking Local and 4 Long Distance PHONE 3-2607 ~= r ~ : ~~ l '■' ' ,-j 'rx r, 1 ■ • HELLER J Coal Feed & Supply 722 Monroe St. Phon|e 3-2912 “Through Service We ’Grow"