Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 170, Decatur, Adams County, 19 July 1952 — Page 5

SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1952

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Real Estate FOR SALE—Five room modern home, completely redecorated, three bed rooms, fireplace, full basement, automatic water heater, cistern with motor plumbing, ; garage. This homefis in excellent i state of repair. Qwner leaving . town, phone 3-3476. 165 6t FOR SALE —New modern 3 bedroom bungalow, built in kitchen cabinets, hard wood floors, forced air heating system? Located on route 224. Only SIO,OOO, possession in 30 days. Mel’s Realty Auction Co. Melvin E. Liechty, Berne, Realtor. 170 7t FOR BALE—4 room modern home in North part of town, 2 bed rooms with closets, large living' room,* kitchen with cabinets, toilet & bath, water softener, water heater, combined metal storm windows with insulated. Good house for small T&mily. Phone 3-3257, Schwartz Realty, 915 West Monroe street, Decatur. / 169 3t WANTED —Young Ifamily ' which is outgrowing two bedroom home and needs three or jnore bedrooms together with 'hope of financial security. If your present home is nearly paid for, you are enterprising, tired of the old treadmill,! not a timid soul and have faith in future, the move might cost you little, >3-4106, Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service, Heller Building. 154 TF BELIEVE~IT OR NOT~home costing fess than $4,000, located on corner lot in south part of city. Needs some redecorating and installation of bathroom. Garage, shade, all utilities. Good rental as, is. Good home with some elbow grease. Bob Heller, Phone 3-4106. A Good Realty Service. Helfer Building,. 154 TF LOOKING FOR BETTER THAN AVERAGE small home ready to move into without a lot of work. Choice of two, both in new .condition and below new srice. Best locations, plenty of yard. Both have carpfeting and other features. If you are tired of an old big house boy one of these. Bob Helfer, A Good Realty Service, . phone 3-4106, Heller Building. 154 TF FOR SALE — Dupiex apartment, each having three rooms, partial bath. Rents for SBO monthly. Well located on good street. Unusual opportunity at SBOO dqwn balance $42 monthly. Would Ajake wonderful investment or small home and income. Don’t pass this up. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service, phone 3-4106, Helfer Building. 156 TF Automotive NICE selection late moael used cars. DICK MANSFIELD Motor Sales. u 252 TF OUR USED CARS are safety tested and guarantede—Buy with conx fidence at Zintsmaster Motor Bales, Ist & Monroe St. Phone 3-2003. \ 247 TF 1950 CiIEVROLET, black 2-door deluxe, completely equipped, including radio, 25*000 miles, A-l\ condition, original owner, phone fe-4413. \ 169 3t 1950 f6rD 2-door, R & Ife color Red. ,! New plastic seat covers, 21,00(1 actual miles, tires in A-l condition, Ihis is reallya honey. Ted Wemhoff, 416 Marshall St., phone 3-3433. 167 TF > Farmer's Col. WE BUY chickens ana quality eggs. ’ Decatur Farms. 135 TF FOR SALE — Farmers horse nide cork sole work shoes. Good fitting, long lasting, & Morrissey Shoe Store, 125 North 2nd. Street, Decatur. 25 TF FAIIMERSATTENTIQN-—Were mojve dead horses, cows, hogs, Etc. Decatur Dial O and ask for Enterprise,- 3450. We pay all phone Charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15 TF 82TEE1 )ER double immuned and weaned. 1% i mile east of Decatur, on Piqua road.,-phone 3-8524. 168 3t-x F()HSA LE—Special started clicks, 250 N.H. rßeds and 250 W. | Leghorn; 250 Reds for July’ 22nd, Book your August chicks now. Decatur Hatchery. 1 168 6t FOR Hmir Bull, big enough for service; Also 2 sows & 14 pigs. Ernst Thieme, 7 miles North East qt Decatur. 168 3t-x Trane in a Good Decat ui

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qUICKIEB-Bv Ken Reynolds KfeS Ad said this was a good place-to eat-i-I’m so hungry I could eat a horse!-’ For Sale —Miser FOR SALE—Domestic sewing ;machines. Stiicky & Co., Montoe, Ind. 197 TF -FOR SALE— 1 only, Mahogany Cedar Chest, phone 3-2220. . ;j ’ . ' • ■ 169 ,st-x FOR! SALE — 22” Majectic furnace & pipes, 1210 Master Drive. '{ j ’ !! j! 167 4t FOR SALE — Philco Radios and Refrigerators. Stocky & Cd., Monroe, Ind. v , 274 TF FOR SALE — Dottie Gas Ranges, many styles th select from. Open nites except Wed. Nite*. Stucky Co., Monroe, Ind. 274 TF FOR S ALE— Stock; trailed, st eel frame, double bed stock rack. Lorenz Thieme, phone 3-8291. I . ; \ 168 3t-x FOR SALE—Rugs and broadloom carpeting. Open evenings except Wednesday. Stucky & Co,, Monroe, Ind. ' !92 TF FOR SALE — Bottte g£.s service. Special low rates ok cooking and water heating. Stucky & Co. Monroe, Ind. ! 62 TF SALE —Driveway stonfc, sand 6 gravel. Also fill gravel & top dirt. Richard Reteweg, phone 1 on 24, Tocsin, Indiana. 170 6t-x FOR SALE —Custom, built canopy and side boards for % ton i>ick ~up truck bed. Can be! sjaeri- at Colter Brothers Brikcrete Co, ' 170 3t FOR SALE —Solid pilaple corner cupboard; 7Hx9 Wilton rug. With matching throw rug. ! Phone 3-2059. * ' 170 3t WHITE ROCK“FRYERS, J lb! average, 32c lb. Free Dressing. No Delivery. Decatur Farms! | 1711 11 FOR SALE — Brown oak dining table and chairs; ? gas stove, ideal for cottage or bksfeURDt. 213 South 7th. street. - , 17Q.1t FOR SALE — Beautiful Antique Cord Bed; 12 gage double barrel shot gun; book caste; numerous other items. Myrtle Daniels, phone 7-7370. \ i>l69 2t HOO VER —Factory rebuilt vacuum cleaners, $19.95 and up. Guaranteed 1 year. Alsp new Hoover tank and upright cleaners. We service all makes. Klenk’s. Phone 3-2158. 229 TF IF YOU HAVE A GAS PernUtTit will pay you to see us about our 3< stage gas burners. . Mazelin Heating Service, 238 North 2nd street, phone 3-3808. 114 TF FREE — Feel free to look around in our store at our fine merchandise such as furniture., floor coverings, bedding, limps and appliances, and every day hardware needs. Open each evening except Wed. Stucky & Co., Monroe, Ind. Phone 6-6866. ■ 62 TF FOR SALE—Kelvinator refrigerators, Home freezers and Electric ranges, if you want quality get Kelvinator trade now for a new Kelvinator see them at DECATUR HATCHERY. 231 TF FOR skLE—Frigidhire refrigerators; ranges; washers; driers; water heaters: freezers. Large trade-ins. Uhrick t" . ! ’ 167 TF PIN~BALL 3IACTI INES—Sacrifice 7 legal five ball pin ball piactyiries. (Ideal for; basement or recreation room. (Fred Wilson, 1404 _Ffetcher Ave,, Ft. Wayne, A-99705. 167 6t-x FOll’ SALE—Beautiful Pomeranian puppies imported Grand Parents. A.K.CL registered, wonderful pedigrees. Males, females, some light, some, dark- Imel’s Kennels.’ Ray Irael. 503 South sth> street, icorner sth & Elip street. } 136 T FOR SALE— Bargains" used refrigerators, double, checked for performance and value. YOUr biggest. money’s ‘worth at \ Decatur Hatphery; used Frigidaire; Gibson; Norge; Coldsjpot and other bargains in good used and new Kelvinators. See Decatur Ilatc’ ery. 168 lOt —-—? —|' ji Hi —|- Go to the church or your choice next Sunday. I ’ f ( 4 f I Will Be Out Os My Office t July '2oth to: 28th . DR. R. E. ALLISON r : Veterinarian

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LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or teas: 1 time 75c; 2 times $1.25; 3 times $1.50; 6 times $2.25. For consecutive days. No classified skipday ads accepted. Black face 10 point; 5c per wons each insertion, 75c minimum. Classified ads listed In para- - graphs 50% increase over regular rate. Card of Thanks, Obituary, In Memori&m, 3c per word, SI.OO minimum. Copy must be in office by 10 a. m. Monday through Friday, Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. FOR SALE —Schwab safe; swivel back office chair; good Woodstock typewriter. May be seen at FagCr Maytag Sales. C. Ziner. ' , 169 2’ Wanted WANTED—TO RENT, apartment, or house, 2 or 3 bedrooms, phone 3'8548. 16 8 a t WANTED—Good used shallow well water system, phone 3-8206. X J Vi AN rED-4-Girl or woman for general house work. Live in. Stant 1 work Sept. Ist. Write Dox 467 c/o Democrat. * ' 168 3t WANTED TO RENT—2 or ;3 bed room home in nice location, for a new out of town employe & his family, call or write. Mrs. Keller, 3-2101, Central Soya Co. 170 12t WANTED" TO poultry. Bring us your custom | dressing. TREON’S Decatur Poultry Market, 651 North 13th St. Phone 3-3717. 133 TF WANTED TO BUY—Two house- \ trailers, wanted at around $400.00 to $700.00 cash. Please describe. Write Ray Tudor, Route 5, Marion, Indiana. 168 3t->X MACHINE itepairing — Let us convert your old treadle Machine into a modern efectrlc. We make covered buttons, buckles, machine button holes; Hemstitching. We sell new aqd used machines. Boardman’s 223 North First. 155 26t-i For Rent FOR RENT—Cottages on Duck Lake near Traverse City, Michigan. <,530.00 and $35.00 per week. For reservations write, C. K. Hall, Grawh, Michigan. 169 2t-x ■ . t Miscellaneous INSULATIdN—Save fuel; Insulate with Eagle-Picher lead wool, (Not Rock Wool). Call for' free estimate. Klenk’s. 16 TF ROOFING & SIDING — We apply Carey roofing and siding, many colors and patterns\ to choose from. Call for free estimates, phone 3-2158. KLENKS. 74 TF ELECTRIC ers,, drains cleaned, Guaranteed, The only ome in Adams, Wells Counties. C. R. Williams, route 2 Decatur, phone Lon 30, Tocsin. \ , \ 137 TF APPLIANCE SERViCEr~We service all {naked of washers, sweep- \ ers, and other small appliances. I Wringer rolls and parts for all i makes. Klenk’s. Phone 3-2158. 229 TF RADIO SERVICE—AII hjakes of home and auto radios repaired! Singleton Radio and TV. Service, 910 {West.' Adams, opposite the sawmill, formerly at Haugk’s phone 3-3932. ( 163 30t-x BEPTIC tanks, cesspools, toilet vaults vacuum cleaned, sewer basement drains cleaned electric cutting knives. Free inspection. Langley Sewer Cleaners. Decatur 3-3810. 216TF WANTED —Washing machine re j pairing, wringer roll & parts for all makes, Bottle gas and ranges for sale, Lawn mower Sharpening, Monroe Washer repair shop, phone 6-6463, Monroe. \ 94 TF SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools, toilets, cleaned, built and repaired. Modern pump equipment any where, 24 hour service,. 13th and Adams Street.. Jesse Fields and Sons. Decatur, phone DON’T CUSS. If you nave plumbing troubles,' call 3 2158' and set our experienced plumber take tare of your troubles. We also have a full line of Kohler, American Standard and other popular makes of plumbing supplies. Call us for tree estimates. KLENK’S. 190 TF UPHOLST E Ri NG UPHOLSTERING^ —Reduced prices! extended through the month of July. Have your, suite, odd chairs or antiques recovered or restyled’ now. Free estimates. V. Moser, phone 3-8503. 168 Feedilig" a dog milk will not make it shed its coat. Milk is good for all dogs.. - ;

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A pound of tea in Russia costs asi much as a worker can earn in two 8-iwur days; the U. S. Department i of Labor announced. An average J American earns enough to buy a pound of tea in 49 minutes.; .• J The Delaware river is one of the n'ation’s prime shipbuilding centers, with ways at Camden, Chester, Philadelphia, and elsewhere. Durable goods such as jewelry, furniture, clocks, "household appliances, radios and automobiles, cost Canadians about 394 per capita in 1951, 1 ' TRY OUR MARKS FILM SERVICE FOR QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING Smith Rexall Drugs —-* ! - ■ 1-----£950 Studebaker COMMANDER Club Coupe— Radio Heater )verdrive ■! Dick Mansfield Motor Sales 222 North 3rd St. FOR MEDIUM SIZE, COMPACT ! ' NEW 4 , IMPROVED ' GRAVITY- |H|B IYPE ! Iv! | AIR FURNACES • These new models incof* porate the latest, most modern features engineered by the leading manufacturers of Gas-Fired Heating Equipment. ' Ask for free Heating Survey i and data to help you select the best type of Gas Heat suited to your home. ASHBAUCHERS TIN SHOP HEATING — ROOFING SIDING Established in 1915 116 N,' Ist St. Phone 3-2615 Want to Buy ? Want to Sell ? >km~ptatb rot <<<> - HOlSg'fof Mie ar mt < rruir.. *7 CUnton. room houM on 14 »» W s’’ w e-er n Avenue. M.dfson XOurtS. IdeAi country in Watervi: . Aak ir —U| wai Ml VVv Runco 1 C a no nrz/y// \ ni u iIL vfJ///\ i ’ edr \,lr// i 1 Brook y y'/ fl 11 ON E Os F ’ / / 11 <S«sirasle// / . 11 SEVEN / » Il I '’ ul *’ V/ / I I I ■ - 't I tervill/ //Il II Use The Daily Democrat Want Ads

Oats Demonstration Is Held In County Session Conducted By Purdub Expert As part of Purdue University’s extension, or practical education program, iKeller Beeson, a top man in the extension division, held a session with Adamk county farmers this week at a variety oats demonstrhtioQ at the farm of Joe Iscli in Fremh township. besides the question and answer period, at which Beeson wrestfed with problems of farm men long in the business, he showed six different kinds of oats- —planted next to each othefr —demonstmting the vay the niany species grow in this section ot Indiana. The six varieties —each fertilized with 309 pounds of 3-12-12 mixture of; compounds — were (‘olumhia, Clinton 59, Nemaha, Ajax and Number 0205. Beeson said the most popular oat in tjh|e state is 'Clinton 59, which, by the way, was developed by Purdue’s research program. He said it alone is best, adapted to the .conditions farmers are conirouted with here. Each plot was -239 feet long by about eifjht and two thirds feet wide. Here are the results. (L. E. Archbold,: Adams county agricultural agent, explained that the »xiierimeutai plots would not normully have been combined so soon because the moisture content, at the time the field group was concidbring taking it off, iyas' suspect-

"That's right, the Massey-Harris Super 26. It has 24 different speeds, and the capacity to cover as mnrh ns 50 acres a day. You should see the way straw comes out of my 26—just as even as a ribbon. Every unit in the machine handles all the cutter-bar cuts. That’s what Massey-Harris means when they talk about Balanced Separation. And what a cut—sure, 12 feet. And it's easy on fuel. Traction is wonderful—l've been in wet fields where a pull-type combine couldn't go. "Look Joe, I’m fo town tomorrow. Why don’t you go • with me and take a look at the Super 26. It’s a honey.” FOE BALANCED SEPARATIOI . MAAE IT A MASSEY-HARRIS KLENK’S

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ed to be too much. Archbold’s figures bear that out. With the exception of Number 0205, the oats were, all above the percentage in moisture content considered safe for removal.) Benton, 40.7' bushels per acre; 1 Columbia, 39.4; Clinton 59, 42.1; Nemahja, 40; Ajax, 31.5; Number 0205, 42.7. An important part of the demonstration was devoted entirely to pressing the importance of us-* ing nitrogen as a part and parcel of planting thd oats. Beeson told some 30 farmers from Adams county who gathered at Isch’s farm, that nitrogen, in many cases increased the yield 50 percent over other fertilizer or- no fertiliser at all. Six plots of Clinton 59 — used because itis so popular — were planted next to each other, the only difference) in each piece being the amount of nitrogen used in planting tl em. Frpm the results, it becam i quite 'apparent to the farmers ttat nitrogen is the thing to us; and if they are not using it . . . will after seeing the \ outcome. Here are the figures: The first plot was the control, the comparison—lt had no nitrogen—42.l bushels to tl)e acre; plot 2 was fertilized with 300 pounds of mixture 0-15-15, bushels; plot 3 had mixture 3-15-15, 48.6; plot 4 used 6-15-15,\ 53.2; plot 5— here the most nitrogen was used . . . the results were galled amazing by all who watched — 61,2 bushels to the here; pldt 7, again no nitrogen, 42.4. Many; -of the farmers walked away from the revealing exhibit saying one thing, — “next year, more nitrogem” } I The Mississippi feiver surface between dikes at New Orleans is ndrmalij' about three feet above the average level of the city’s streets.

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APPOINTMENT OF KXECtTOII Estate No. 47»7 Noll’? is hereby jciveß, That the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the estate of John Ilinck late of Adams K>>unty. deceased. Tire estate is probably solvent. HUBERT R. McCLENAHAN Executor G. REM,Y BIERLY, Attorney July 3, 1952. JULY ,5—12—19 Statement of Condition of the THE LIVEHPUOI. A I.OMION « GLOBE 15N. CO. LTD. . New York, 'N. Y. 1 ISO William St. On the 31st day of December, 1951 1(. C. CONICK, » United States Mgr. Statutory Deposit $ 500,000.00 ASSETS OF COMPANY Bonds (Schedule D) ..$27,939,829.73 Stocks (SUiedule D) ....$ 6,869,980.00 Mortgage Loans on Real Estate (Schedule B) $ 0 Real Estate owned ■$ 0 Collateral loans (Schedule C) $ 0 Cash and Bank Deposits v . $ 1,740,704.88 Agents' balances or uncontrolled premiums $ 2,459,239.05 Other assets $ 528,740.29 Total assets ... t. ..$39,538,494.85 LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Reserve for Losses $ 6,032,581.00 Reserve for Loss Adjustment .Expenses $ 425,132.00 Reserve for Unearned Premiums' ~517,277,548.27. Reserve for Taxes $ 911,656.00’ All other Liabilities ....$ 461.650.02 \ Total iLiabilities . .$25,108,567<29 •Special Surplus Funds (Contingency Reserve) k. v $ 1,260,653.73 Statutory Deposit I 500,000.00 Unass ign e d Funds (Surplus) $12,669,273.83 Surplus as regards Polivyholdurs $14,429,927.56 Total a 539,538,494.8$ •Contingency Reserve for Excess of Amortized & Investment Values of Securities over Actual Market Values ' State pf Indiana, Office 'of Insurance Commissioner I. the undersigned. Insurance < •onimL.-Aiotier of Indiana, hereity certify that the above is a correct' 1 copy df the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned Company on the' 31st day of December, 1951; as shown by the original statement and| that the said original statement is ' now qn file in this offic-q. - In Testimony Whereof, I hereunto subscribe my name and affix my official seal, thlls 16th day of June,' 1952. \ JSEAL Frank J. Vlebmaun. i Insurance Commissioner. JULY B—l 9 Looking for Help? DOMCTK tNKGTMm Ml—D*a*<6« *(•*•*•> ~ ' ' Bl—D«w. H«t> WnW-Wtoa* HOUSEWORKER w*«t. Chfert# »’*tP »•« to to 3 pv-nt rhtMren N>«4<Af room »nj t>«tn Great liDianc1 iDianc 4fw«d Ixtuo mu L . • 1 F i* Dmflt HotiMoorter ■Bfrr tX xei |JW Covjjß| W t(> L * A «««**__ M -» Alley S! ■ PER I AI Ar La; a: o A * W COOR l.cht hUk 30 COmt« ft-ORti Cook buiier-n/ JO fra last 5.m/ /X7 X toatiei-iaift ani* here £ V Amtetson Aa<y >O4 ton ’ MOtbkWORKFR. f.ipabie G t onal Mca F.t*o«rald > A«jCy NVfcsl. < auabie ne*! r x.r?t: orfLjdßfflSSvLl FdtGfrlo s Atepct, J) Lbi.kH <.i»l ~,, » ~<4Bi any ; nc (? io» I M.Oiin » C XI t c ei > Brt.kb | Dr uro ik enm i t te f < Jk of April Prepared to pa* Jeanette M OnaennaM «T 1/ I i Cmnanr.aani feiewan Dt< its Us / If SUPERIOR iLatare A«cy <24 Msaacu Zj-Jf I f I MSB Emranqf ACtm 9 I t kIW Leamrto* a* «l>t) / • —***< hrp a*XTY f / IB A Use The Daily Democrat Want Ads.

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KENNET-MURRAY Corrected July 19 160 to 170 lbs. i_.. 20.50 170 to 180 lbs. 21.50 180 .to 220 lbs. 22.25 220 to 240 lbs, 21.75 240 to 260 lbs, 21.25 260 to 280 lbs. 20.50 280 io 300 lbs. 19.75 300 tq 325* lbs. 19.25 325 to 350 lbs. 18.75 350 to 400 lbs. 18.25 400 lbs. up __j_l7.7s 100 to 160 lbs. 15.25 Roughs 4 306 lbs. d0wn17.50 306 to 350 1b5.17.00 356 to 460 lbs. ...16.50 406 to 450 lbs. 16.00 450 to 500 lbs. 15.50 500 to 550 lbs. 15.00 550 to 600 lbs., 14.50 600 lbs. up 14.00 Stagg 12.50 Boarslo.so Veafe (Fri. & Sat.) 29!00 Sprifig Lambs (Frit- & Sat.) 26.50 Yearling Lambs 18.00 Ewes 6.00 SCHMITT STOCK YARDS Corrected July 19 160 to 170 lbs. 20.25 170 to 180 lbs. 21.25 180 to 200 lbs. 22.00 220 io 240 lbs. 21.25 240 to 260 lbs. 20.75 260 to 280 lbs. 20.00 280 io 300 lbs. 19.25 300 to 325 lbs. 18.75 325 to 350 lbs. s__ 18.25 350 to 400 lbs. a_ 17.75 400 lbs. up 17.25 140 to 160 lbs. 17.75 100 to 140 lbs. + 17.25 Roughs 500 lbs. d0wn17.25 Stags 12.00 Boarsll.oo Veals29.oo Lambs 25.U0 Ewes 9.01 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR Corrected July 19 . Beans subject to cnange i during day. Prices delivered at elevato. t Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel less. Corn: .05 per 100 less. Lo.b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Phone 3-2148 Corrected July 19 Large Clean Whites .50 I Large Clean Brown .48 i Current Receipts.3o Call for poultry prices. All Forms of Insurance BURKE Insurance Service j f . 512 N. 3rd street Phone 3-3050 « Moving & Trucking Local and Long Distance PHONE 3-2607 Elevator Co. DeCatUr . Peterson • Monroe