Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 23 October 1952 — Page 5

WCTuybAY, ocrom tt iw

fl fc IIFII >M '“~—■——4——Lb..

QUICKIES-By Ken Reynolds ■li. |r—i| a Y Mn TT-TJ I I •'Cracked platster —or keeping track of our Democrat Want Ad results?” | i ———.—___ _

Real Estate eii.ifiiM i—Si Im ■■■■■ i a, "FOR SALE—Planing Mill. 16,000 feet floor space/ Completely equipped with th# best wood working tods. Cidier Mill includt ed. Modern second floor 5 room apartment— all new.— Roy S. Johnson & Son — Auctioneers — Realtors — Phone 3-3606 or 3-2796.” 249 3t FOR SALE—Several real estate contracts, paying 6% net. You can help a young couple get their own home and still not have the worry and repairs necessary when owning rental property. Why not investigate this superior way to invest money in a grow- \ tag Decatur? Contracts range from 12,300 up. Bob Heller, A gopd realty service, Phone 3-4106, Heller Building. | 221 TF FOfi SALE —Modern)# room bungalow, hardwood floors, new Majestic furnace, concrete basement, built-in cupboards In kitchen, lots of closet space, single car garage, nice yard. F. H. A. Loan can be secured. Located North : 4th street, close to churches and schools. Price 0750. The Suttles Company, phone 3-3605. 248 5t FOR SALE—Converted? homes in ' Uniontown on state highway 224. Wonderful opportunity to get , into country and live while saving to build your own home. J Room to build* in front later using old home as rentaj or utility - ’ building. Rights to wfyter lights and sewers.. Priced;: from 1275 to >475 down, monthly I $25. Bob Heller, a’ Good Realty Service, Phone 3-4106. 232 TF FOR SALE —In north part of city |hree bed room F.H.A. approved home. A real opportunity for growing family betause third bedi room is large enough for several children sleeping or playing. Full basement, fire place) divided back yard for recreation) and garden, garage, everything you would expect Full landscaping. If you buy this today you lean be setA tied by cold Bob Heller, A good realty settice, Phone 3-4106, Heller Building. 221 TF FOR SALL Nite two bedroom home ready to move; into in west part of city, close !to G.E. Can qualify for excellent F.H.A. loan or present liberal- Joan may be assumed. Priced considerably below present reproduction price, ' owner will sell for Only >8,500 as he is leaving city J. Interior has been redecorated this year. Bob Heller, A Good Realty Service, Phone 3-4106, Heller Building. '2- J 246 TF I FOR SALE —One of the best 80 acre farms in Monroe township. It is located 1 mile east and 3 miles south of sfonroe. Good * buildings, levd high producing systematically tiled land, hog L tight If you want one of the beslt 80 acres in) Adams county, act now by contacting. The Kent Realty & Auction Co., Decatur, Indiana, Phone 3-3390, C> W. Gerald Strickler. - , _________j. 25£3t FOR SALE—New business building v located on 13th street, Decatur, | ' Indiana. This is 4 56 x 84 two story hreproof buflding, 15 year Bond roof, cemeni fldfors, large loading doors. There are 8 lots surrounding the building, giving ample room for expansion, parking and storage. This'is a good investment because it is under lease to a well known business and responsible party. For further information and inspection, please contact. The Kent' Realty A Auction Co., Phone 3-3390, C. W. Kent, Gerald Strickler® 251 3t ’ - ■ A *-p . '"tIf you have something to eoll or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. . 'i mil . ■ — Masonic ‘ '■ - ” ' ■'•-T ' ' Master Mason 1 Degree, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, October 25, conferred by officers and, members of Marion Lodge No. 70, Marion, Ohio, following banquet at 4:00.

'I Automotive ' NICE selection late model used ears. DICK MANSFIELD Motor Sales. 252 TF FOR SAW— 1942 STUDEBAKER Champion with overdrive, phone 7-7193. j 250 8t OUR US£D CAJRS are safety tested and guaranteed—Buy with ; confidence at; Zintsmaster Motor Sales, Ist & Monroe St. I Phone 8-2003. [ 247 TF I FOli SALE—I 947 FRAZIER, new I tires. Sen cheap; 1949 PACKARD 2- radio, heater, good shape. Mattax Body. Shop, Monroe, Indiana. ; 248 6t-x • »■ i 4 Farmer’s Col. WE BUf chlck.ns and quality egg».| Decatur Farms. • 135 TF FOR BALE—2 sows with; 16 pigs. i Theo. Bultemeier, Poe phone. Dec*tar Roqte 1 J 250 3t ' x l FOR SAL^E—2ohead of good mixed breeding ewes. A- J. ’ Davison, i Pleasanf Mills,! call evenings. . ,7 ' ' -/'\ . ■ ■' 250 3t-X FOR SALE—Bottle gas! service. 1 Special low rates on cooking and water Seating. Stucky & Co., s Monroe, Ind. t + "62 TF ! FbR SALE—2 wheer farm trailer, A-l condition.: Priced for quick ' sale. Phone $6441, Monroe, Indiana. * ' 249 3t-x • FOR vfIALE- Farmers horse hide cork sole work shoes. Good fit- > ting, long r lasting Haflich & Morrissey Shoo Store, 125 No th, , 2nd street: Decatur. - 25 rF FOR SALE—Crdsley console combination, radio and phonograph. Very good condition, can be seen , across road from Service Station , in Monmouth, phone 3-3191. 250 3t FOR SALE—Pure bred Hampshire boars, old enough for service. Ralph Bluhm, l mile west of Coppess Cornet, phone 6-6326. • _____ ' 251 3tx FARMERS ATTENTION—We remove dead horses/ cows, hogs, Etc* Decatur Dial 0 and ask for Enterprise 3450. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Cd. 15 TF For Sale — Mlsc. FOR BALE— House trailer, 1950 Pontiac Chief, 30 ft. Phone 3-826 L FOR SALE—Domestic sewing machines. Stucky & Co., Monroe, Ind. 197 TF' FOR SALE -• philcb Radios and StUcky k Co., Monroe, Ind. A 274 TF FOR SALE —Rugs and Broadloom carpeting. Open evening except Wednesday. Stucky & Co., Monroe, Ind. 92 TF FOR SALE—Good used oil heating stoves. Stucky & Co. Monroe, Indiana. Open evenings till 9:00 except Wed. 249 7t COMPARE OURi PRICES before j you buy. Save up to 20%. Hoagland Hardware; Hoagland, Indiana. 251 27t FOR SALE—Gobd used coal and wobd stoves. Stucky & Co. Monroe, Indiana. Open! evenings till 9:00 except Wed. ■' \ 7t FOR SALE—Good used electric refrigerators. Stucky & £o. Monrce. Indiana. \ Open evenings till 9:00 except Wed. 249 7t FOR/SAIjE — Bottle Gas Ranges many styles to select from. Open . nites except Wed. Nites. Stucky & Co., Monroe, Ind. 274 TF FOR SAL'E —Frdgidaire refrigeratOrs; ranges;| washers; driers; water heaters; freezers. Large Vhrick Brothers. , ; ' . 167 TF TURKEYS FOR SALE at Lytles Turkey Farm. Soon will sell the flock, call noon or evenings. No sales on Sunday; Also Turkey broilers.'i! y < 243 18t GENUINE MAYTAG PARTS—AIso a complete line of G. E. and MAYTAG Appliances. Pager Maytag Rales, 147 South 2ndistreet, phone 3- | b 249 6t FOR SALE—Used Maytag gas cook stove, good shape. Can be used , for natural ‘or bottle gas. James Kltdhen Sr. 428 Mcßarnes street. ' ; 248 TF NEW JOHNSON 15 11. P. MOTORS -rJttst the thing for his Christ- - mas gift. Orders nbw being taken. Diclr Mansfield ; Moo>r Sales, 222 North 3rd Streep. Phone 3-4108. \ ty 237 TF SEP .US ;FOR YOUR HEATING nedfls. We have the? New 3 stage gas burner! New 01 heaters & furnaces. Mazelin Heating Ser- , vice. 238 North r 2nd street, phone 3-3808. 242 TF FREE — Feel free tclilook around ( in our store at our fine merchandise such as furniture, floor cov- | erings, bedding, lamps and appliances, and every day hardware needs. Open bach evening ekcept Wed. Stucky: & Co.yMon- ' roe, Jn<L Phone 6-6846. .62TF Trade In a Good Town—Decaturl ''' ' • .. 7 ■ ; . V'■■; IL I ,

FOR SALE—Good radio in cabinet form, phone 3-2542. 350 St FOR SALE— Pure Sorghum molasses at the Liechty Cane Mill, Berne, Indiana. 250 4t FOR SALE—DISSTON Chain Saws. Craigville Supply, Craigvßle, Indiana. j '250 6t-x FOR SALE—Ib Hill open display freezer, 10 months old. Can be seen at Hoagland Grocery. 250 4t-x FOR SALE—3 piece walnut bedroom suite/ also 9 x 11 Wilton rug, used two years, also two throw rugs to match, 26" x 72”, like new. Phone 3-2290. 149 3t FOR SALE —New and used plumbing fixtures; new Myers pumps, shallow and deep well. >IIO.OO up. Phone 6-6441, Christener Plumbing & Heating, Monroe, Indian* 1 . 249 3t-x FOR SALiE— 3 piece orrs snow suit, size 2; Lady Dover electric mixer, complete; Toast Well automatic toaster; Pal Stroller; Nursery chair. Mrs. Ralph Habegger, phone FOR SALE—Good used oil stove, just like new; 1 oil heater, good condition; 1 used washer, good condition; good used gas stove, with broiler & grill. Mazelin Heating Service; 238 North 2nd street, phone 3-3808. 249 3t HOOVER—Factory rebuilt vacuum cleaners. >19.95 and up. Guaranteed 1 year. Also new Hoover \ tank and upright cleaners. We service all makes. Klenk’s Phone 3-2158, 229 TF FOR SALE—Kelvinator refrigerar tors. Home freezers and Electric ranges, if you want quality get Kelvinator — trade now for a new Kelvinator Me them at DECATUR HATCHERY. 231 TF FOR SALE—Duo-Therm oil heater, used one winter; Admiral 8 ff. refrigerator, used 3 years; gas stove; living room suite. Mrs. Goldie Haley, 510 Patterson street, phone 3-3402. ’ Can be seen after 4 p.m. \ 250 3t-x FOR” SALE— POTATOES—U. S. No. 1 Kahtadine for winter storage from mineralized soil, which makes them, we guarantee, to be best cooking potatoes possible to buy; Also No. 2 and B size, at good prices. Coppess Corner. 251 8t > < | Wanted —A -- - - ■l■ ■ —- ■■ T L ''‘ ■ - ' WANTED— Small carpenter and home repair jobs. Francis Studebaker, Dial : 7-7194, Rpute one, Monroe, \lndlana. \ 248 6t-x WANTED TO But—all kinds of poultry. Bring us your custom dressing. TREON’S Decatur Poultry Market, 651 North 13th St. Phone 3-370. 133 TF WASHING machine repai rTn g lawn mower sharpening and repairing. New and used washers. Gas ranges and bottle gas. Monroe Washer Repair Service, Arthur Mitchell, phone 6-6463. ' 1 I \ 194 TF SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED —Rebuilt and converted to modern electric. Any make. We sell new and guaranteed rebuilt sewing machines. Boardman’s Sewing Machine Shop. 223 North First. Store hours 9 a.m. to 9 (p.m. For Rent FOR RENT— Garage, % block west of Court House on Madison street. Phone 3-2542. 250 2t FOR RENT—Small 2 room apartment, suitable for working man or woman. >IO.OO weekly, phone 3-4279. 251 3t FOR RENT—3 room all modern apartment, unfurnished, soft' water and garage. ’ >»o children, caU \ 3-2786, 251 T FOR RENT —Uniontown converted homes, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire Pops Grocery, 3 miles east on 224. 249 3t FOR RENT— 2 room furnished apartment, private 1 bath, electric refrigerator! gas he»t, Inquire 216 North 4th street. 249 3t y; Help Wanted WAITRESSES—FuII and pan time. Apply in person to personnel department Fairway Restaurant. 1 250 3t Ranted — secretary. Edith McFarland«Cole is leaving to live in Alaska with her 1 husband, and we desire an office girl to take her place. Voglewede & Anderson, Lawyers. 250 3t WANTED—Two! men or man and wife, to work with field manager. JAy and surrounding counties.' Good commissions, car allowance and bonus to, those who qualify. This is a permanent position. See M. R. Miller],Rice Hotel, 8. to 9 a.m. This week only, no phone calls please. 2?0 2t-x L " "— T— 7— —I A systematic procedure for the testing of potentially active compounds against cancer in man has been established at Sloan-Kettering •Institute for Cancer Research in New York.

4'' i > I \ DBOATDB DULY DMtOOUT. DMCATtm, INDUMJ — '■ '

Lost and Found LOST— 'Brown billfold containing money and important papers. Lost around Ehler’s Restaurant, Return to Democrat Office. ; 250 3t-x Miscellaneous NOTICE-We will can chickens October 39 and 30, must be in by 11:00 a.m. Liechty Cannery, B jrne, Indiana. , 250 4t kOTICEi—I am not responsible for debts incurred by any one excepting myself. Uoyie Ivan Painter. 251 It-x INSULATION—Save 0el; insulate with Eagle-Picher read wool. (Not Rock Wool). Call for free estimate, Klenk’s. i 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 ELAOCTRIC ROTO-RO(ri'Eß—Sew-era, drains cleaned, Guaranteed. The only one in Adams, Wells Counties. C. R. Wiliams, route 2 Decatur, Phone 1 on 30, Tocsin, 137 TF ALLIANCE SERVICE. We Ice all makes of washers, sweepers, and other small appliances. Wringer rolls and parts for all makes. Klenk’a, Phohe . 229 TF SEPTIC tanks, cesspools, toilet vaults vacuum cleaned, sewer lines, basement drains cleaned ■with electric cutting knives. Free inspection. Langley Sewer Cleaners. Decatur 3-3810. Xl6 TF DON’T CUSS If you have plumbing troubles, call 3-2158 and let our experienced plumber take care of your troubles. We also have a full line of Kdhler, American Standard and ether, popular makes of plumbing supplies. Call ns for free estimates. KLHSNK’S ■ ■ ■'l9o TF HUNTERS — Take care with that gun this fall, but if an accident should happeh you can’t afford to be without our accident policy, only 50c a week will pay your doctor, hospital and other bills up to >500,1 more in some cases. That’s right 50c r~ week. Bob Heller, Heller Insurance Agency, ?!|ione 3-4106 Heller building. ' /246 TF Card et Thanks My sincerest thanks td, Rev. bamtrel Emerick, the woinen of the Moose, neighbors/ friends and employees from the Transport Motor Express, who by their thoughtfulness and sympathy were a great consolation to me I at the time bf nty recent bereavement. • i \!.' i .! Mrs. Derma Lake. 251 It if you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. TRY OUR MARKS FILM SERVICE FOR QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING ! Smith Rerall Drags

THEY’RE HERE! IMPORTED HOLLAND BULBS Choose Your* Right Away While Selections Are Complete 25% OFF TULIPS i DAFFODILS HYACINTHS CROCUS, etc. f HELLER COAL FEED & SUPPLY “Through Service We Grow” 722 Monroe St. Phone 3-2912 INSTALL i CENTRAL OFFICE \ TELEPHONE equipment ' H ■ No Experience Required. 18 to 26 Years of Age. \ . ■ Must be willing to travel J; if necessary. Automatic i raises. Liberal transfer allowance. Bring high | school diplomas, birth certificate. social security ? card’, also discharge papers L if veteran. , W. C. Hyde || WESTERN ELECTRIC CO. 411 E. Berry St. 'i j Fort Wayne, Ind. - ' « ■ ■ ■ ' ‘ !

Farm properties Io Be At Record High Warns Farm Debts Are Also Mounting WASHINGTON, UP — The nation’s farmers, their land and property are expected to be worth a record >172,100,000.000 by the end of this; year, the agriculture department said today. • ‘ But the department warned that fam debts also are mounting and urg.id farmers to] prepare “for possible' lower farm prices and incontee’*’ Hi 1958. 't. . »' The purchasing power of net farm income may be near the pose-war low of 1950," a farm finance report said. 1 J The report estimated that total assets .0 American agriculture at years’ qnd will show a two percent gain ol%r the (valuation for Jan. 1. That Would be a comparatively smt 11 gain. The (value of the nation’s farm plant rpse nine, percent, during 1951 and 12 percent dur ng 1950. ' Increases in value over Jan. 1, 1952 are expected for each type of physical farm asset except livestock. ! ? I The report said the increase in farm assets "should be viewed against the background of a >l,700,000,000 increase in farm debts.” It said increases in farm debts are occurring because of rising exlpenditures for ifarm operations; farmers’ needs tor large working balances; and pontipued investments by farmers in land, livestock and farm and home, improvements. Because' cash fariii prices are likely to average lower next year and production costs to mount, the department repeated as it has in easier "outlook" reports that farmers net Income in 1953 msy fall below this year.! , But this time it added farmers should he! prepared fqr even greater changes, "particularly wHen, as now, the international tensions are gfrpat;’’ It sajd farmers “who would be , seriously affected” bp less favorrdbln conditions year, would be “well advised tb strengthen theli- positions" whild they can by accumulating some extra cash or paying off sorpe debts. Di some cases, it said, the best remedy may lid Ito increase production In ordef to reduce unit costs; to * accumulate . a "specific reserve for depreciation of machinery and buildings”; or convert short-term debts into long-term debts..' Trade In a Oood Town—Decaturl > 1 ■' ■ J VIC’S FROZEN FOOD CENTER Slaughtering - Curing - Processing | LOCKERS FOR RENT -HOME OF CENTER ICE CREAM Ph. 3-3015 i Decatur, Ind. .I 11l liafei-njii .■■■iii. i—l w 111 ' ! i

It’s Now or Never -i-for. another season to place your order for those Famous Honegger Chicks, direct from the company of Forrest, 111., fcr .next spring delivery. >2.00 per 100 seals your order. Send ,either to Honeggers Company, or to Gerber Feed Store NOW. Decatur Route 4. .TM,

lfca*O n RECI.AIMO»I HWWM attached to CARS* TRUCKS and TRACTORS IHrES Makes OIL CHANGING Unnecessary! AUTOMATICALLY filters and reclaims crankcase oil aa you ■BEaryit'Kaa drive Removessolidsbyfiltration.Fasolinedilution.corrorfVeacW end water through an ingenious use of exhaust heat Keepe oil ■ wBV clean and "oily'* at all times. Oil is only added to maintain level. SAVES TIME, TROUBLE AND MONEYI SS" ftsr.awiasa? A SINGLE CHANGE OF OIL are everyday reports from owners ' m of this revolutidhary device. You’ll b« to want to know more MR about '■RECLAIMO.” Cali or write at once for demonstration. ■■■atrata* Aad Sold By IsrSSssil Habegger Hardware - — ; • ■ ' • ■ - ■"

( AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE I Biiy on our 3 PAYMENT PLAN . . Nation-Wide Claim CALL DAY or NIGHT. Leland Smith LELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Gi« n hui I —jr '/r ——■' -■ ' 1 .—W —1 ; . . —- .. ; — j • ■ “GRANDMA” By CHARLES KUHN '(WELL,WHAT D’ WITH A FEW PARTS, IT'LL BE I HECK. IF l*M GONNA BE A /—k /YA KNOW .7 ,AS GOOD AS NEW// RAILROADER, I’M GONNA <5733 (ATOYTRAIM —— — ■ DO IT RIGHT//j — ——' ■■ 'IV ’ .—Pr IN TH* TRASH //// O / Z" - ■ FTO JjjSfSK K BARREL/." /ZZ** o? Z —1 ' ■ O Al L r z ° MOO&L ■ ° BBul Pistes 23 :~b |B — hfr. Mat KMB atHMi I*. WwM Hen Itomer C''J . grZ- 10 23 StJ£l M » » ■ ■ l Jh. >i ... —■■! , ' ‘ ; ! ' ’ -

Dec. 31 Deadline For Farm Sign-up The 1953 agricultural conservation program is under way in Adamis county, Winfred L. Gerke, chairman of the county production and marketing administration committee, stated today. schools for community committee men have been held, and now thene committeemen will contact Individual farmers. Thirty six PMA community committeemen are engaged in making \these farm-.by-farm visits. The closing date for the sign-up is Dec. 31. Before these committeemen start making contacts, the chairman explained, they were given the benefit of instruction reflecting the training and experience of fpeclallsts of the soil Conservation services, forest service, extension service, farmers home administration and PMA. This added to theta* experience as practical farmers in their local districts, gives them a good rounded prepara ipn for contacting farmers in connection with: the 1953 ACP sign-up, Qerke believes. The purpose of\ the committeeman’s visit will be to help the'individual farmer in determining the most needed conservation on his farm and to acquaint A the \ farmer with the assistance available through the ACP. ' Gerke urges all farmers to study their conservation problems and 1953 farm plans and be ready to discuss them with the committeemen at the time of the farm visit. ORDERS RECORDS (Contiawed From Paige o—o the established property line; there were no provisions for offstreet parking and the proposed capacity ofpthe building was too large for The dimensions of the lot, the board stated in its findings. GRUNEWALDTO (Continued From Page One) , seated for renomination in the GOP primary, and Milton R. Young of North Dakota. Brewster had testified before a house committee last spring that the used Grunewald as a “conduit” to channel $5,00(7 contributions each to the 1950 primary campaigns of Nixon and Young. Brewster testified he borrowed the money from a Washington bank and sent it to the two senators through Grunewald. ' \ I SOUTH KOREAN < Conti owed From Page One) N. help as long as the Communist enemy continues his heavy pres- *• But, Van Fleet said, remove the Chinese Red t, army from North" Korea and the ROK’s, supported by American air rind naval forces and supplied by U. S. munitions, •Could hold South Korea. Trade in a Good Town—-‘Decatur!

mm™ ' THIS MOP WASHES THOROUGHLY AND J ** WIPES DRY QUICKLY. SPURGE mop SgM gnly by ywr Fsflw Amlo* BILL SHADY 1207 W. Adams St. PHONE 3-3679

y FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK FORT WAYNE, Hid. UP—Livestock: Hogs: 200. Steady to 25c lower; 190-240 lbs 18.75; 240+280 lbs 18.00; 250-310 lbs 17.25; pigs 15.00 down. Clives: Steady; 35.00 and down. Limbs: Steady, 23.00 down; ewes 6.00 down; bucks 5.0 p. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS UP — Livestock: Hogs: 10,500. * Rather slow; barrows and gilts opened steady to 25 lower than Wednesday average; later trade at full 25 loss; bulk cho ce 170-240 lbs 18.50-18.75; few lose s early 220 lbs down 18.85 and sparingly 19.00; late 18.75 down; 240-270 lbs 18.00-18.50. Cit tie: 850; calves 300. Slaughter classes active;l steers and mixed yearlings unevenly load commercial to mostly good 1050 lb steers 29.00; small lot commercial and good i mixed native yea Tings 22.00-28.00 i; j load high choice to prime near 1100 lbs bought to arrive 33.00; short three loads high choice heifers 31.85; cows very active, mostly 1.00 higher; utility and commercial mainly 14.50-18.00; odd head to 19.00; bulls streng to 100 highef; commercial and good 19.00-21.00; vealers modern! ely active, steady; choice and prime 30.00*32.50; commercial and good 23.50-29.50. V I I Sheep: 1,000. Fat lambs active; streng to 25 higher; bulk choice and prime 24.25 to mostly 24.50; good and choice 22.00-24.00. Markets At A Glance SjocUs higher in quiet trading. Bonds irregular. U. S. government bonds mixed in quiet trading. Curb stocks mixed. Midwest stocks irregular. \ < Cotton futures lower. Grains ih Chicago: Wheat, corn, rye, oats and soy bean futures irregular. Hogs, strong to weak, top 18.85; shop generally steady, top 24X0; cattle strong to weak, top 35.50. FEAR LEWIS TO (Cog tinned Frm Page One) ers’ lack of fringe benefits compared with other x While operators watched and waited for the next Lewis move, their mines remained closed down tight. The walkout Was being felt in ether industries, too. The Chesapeake and Ohio and the New York Central railroads laid off employes bee wise of the strike

JUST RECEIVED OUR WINTER SUPPLY OF ANTI FREEZE ALCOHOL -ZEREX-PRESTONE ~~ DICK MANSFIELD MOTOR SALES 222 North 3rd. Streel Decat lir, Ind.

PAGE FIVE

* KENNET-MURRAY Corrected October 23 160 to 170 lbs 16.75 170 to 180 lbs. . 17.75 180 to 220 lbs. 18.25 220 to 240 lbs 18.00 240 to 260 lbs. 17.75 260 to 280 lbs 17.25 280 to 300 lbs 16.75 300 to 325 lbs. 16.25 325 to 350 lbs. 15.75 350 to 400 lbs. 15.25 400 lbs; up —Ju.’i 14.75 100 to 160 lbs. 15.00 Roughs 1 3<)o lbs. d0wn16.50 300 t 6 350 lbs. 15.75 350 to 400 1b5. ...15.00 400 to 450 lbs. 14. X 450 to 500 1b5.13.50 500 to 550 lbs... 13.00 550 to 600 lbs. 12.50 600 lbs. up 12.25 Stags ~1 ri1 2.00 Boars 10.00 Veals (Fri. A Sat.) 32.00 Spring Lambs (Fri. & Sat.) .21.00 Yearlings —. 10.00 Ew<+s 5.00 T • SCHMITT STOCK YARDS \ Corrected October 23 160 to 170 lbs. 15.25 170 to 180 lbs 16.75 180 to 200 lbs. ; 17.75 200 to 220 lbs. .... 18.25 220 to 240 lbs. * 18.00 240 to 260 lbs. 17.50 260 to 280 lbs. 16.75 280 to 300 lbs. 16.50 . 300 to 325 lbs. J. 16.00 325 to 350 lbs. 15.50 350 to 400 lbs. 14.75 140 to 160 lbs. ... 13.00 100 to 140 lb 9. 12.00 Roughs 300 lbs. d0wn17.25 Stags 12.06 Bot.rs 10.50 Veals - ___ 30.00 Lambs * 23.06 Ewes g. 09 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET ' BURK ELEVATOR Corrected October 23 Beans subject to change during day. Prices delivered at elevator Ask for prices. Grain: .08 per bushel less. ‘ Corn: .05 per 100 less. f.o.b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Phone 3-2148 Corrected October 23 Large Clean Whites .55 Large Clean Brown ... .54 Mediums -X, .46 Pullets ... .34 Call} for poultry prices. If you have something to self or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

TEEPIE Moving & Trucking Local and Long Distance PHONE 3-2607 ligUIMPirWIPINI Elevator Co. Decatur • Peterson - Monroe LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 worse or lees: 1 time 76c; 2 times >1.25; 3 times 11.60; 6 times >2.25. For consecutive days. No classified skipday ads accepted. Black face 10 point. 5c per word each insertion. 75c minimum. i Classified ads listed in para- - graphs 50% increase over regular rate. <k Card of Thanks, Obituary, ; 1 In Memoriam, 3c per word, >I.OO minimum. Copy must be In office by 10 a. m. Monday through Friday, Saturday deadline is 9 a. m. ■• — 4