Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 213, Decatur, Adams County, 10 September 1953 — Page 5

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QUICKIES—By Ken Reynolds rd P </ f z >* zz \x I * jfjy I x * <>-/o~ r’*-w J • • • with this chart and Democrat Want Ads—you’d be surprised how many glasses I sell!” I x

Real Estate j F6R SALE—Restaurant located in good industrial town. Doing exceptionally good business. Bryson 5?. Fetters Agency; Berne, "Indiana. Phone 2-2817. 212 St FOR SALE-riO acres, modern home except heat, small barn, brooder house. Located on State Highway near Tocsin. Walter Wierman, phone Preble >4-30, R. R. 1, Decatur. 207 6t FOR SALE— AH modern 8-(oom house In Willshire. 1 Hard &; soft water. Furnace with stoker; garage,: yard, & garden. Heber Bowen, Willshire, Ohio, Phone 19. .l- .Li :! 212 3t-x FOR SALE— Greenhouse with 8 room modern house and 'four acres grotyuL Located in county seat of 600(Fpopulation. Approximately 30,000 sq. ft. under glass. Terms available. Bryson C. J Fetters Agency, Rerhe, Indfana. Phone 2-2817. 212 3t — ——l—; L--4-FOR SALE —In Homestead addli tion, modern three bedroom home, just remodelled, enlarged and redecorated ]to include lovely kitchen, extra half bath and many other' features a .family knows it needs after itlhas lived in and loved a homer for Several years. Grounds indude large garage, with hobby space, fruit trees and nearly two of play space. Would be wonderful trade ; for growing fatally cramped in a two bedroom hpme. BOb Heller, A Good Realty Service, Heller Building, phone 3-4106. 207-TF Farmer's Col. WE BUY chickens and quality eggs. Decatur Farms; 135* TF PULLET EGGS wanted; we do feustom dressing. Decatur Farms,s4lp South 3rd. j -!■ 189 T FOR SALE —One registered Brbwn Swiss bull coming 4 years old. Oliver Painter, Berne Route £. ; ' i *■ ‘ : 212 jSt-x FOR SALE—Massey Harris (ihallenger tractor, good tires iarid plenty of power for /heavy work., Edwin Bryan, 3 mile South and 1% West of Preble, Ind. 211 j3t-x FOR SALE— Farmers horse hide pork sole work shoes. Good fitting, long lasting. Haflich & Morrissey Shoe Store, 125 North: Ind Street, Decatur. , 25 TF WANTEp TO BUY—White Rock fryers; eggs; hens; Leghorn hens; free culling and pick-up. Custom dressing daily. TREON’B Poultry Market, 651 North 13th, Phone 3-3717. I 89 ITF YOU CAN GET MORE EGG|s—more milk—more meat at less cost, If you use MASTER MIX | FEEDS, you save : the freight. Burk Elevator Co. Decatur, Ktonroe, Peterson. ! ] 19$ T FARMERS ATTENTION—We < remove dead horses, cows, hogs, * etc. Decatur Dial O and ask for Enterprise 3450. We pay | all phone ; charges. The Statler Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. ■ | 15TF

; To the school administrations, faculties and especially the who have participated in the drivers training programs. Your efforts to make our highways safer for yourselves and others is paying off, not only in lives paved, hut in hard earned cash. We can now offer reduced automobile insurance rates to many families with drivers under the ages of 25 if these young drivers have satisfactorily completed a drivers training school and have demonstrated they know and practice safe driving. This is another step towards closer cooperation between our schools, both public and and the business world. It proves that not every one feels the modem generation is headed for the junk heap—with or without the family car. The Decatur Insurance Agency Kenneth Runyon, Mgr. Heller Building Phone 3-4300 Opposite city free parking lot - ; ... ; ' I 1 . '

FOR SALE— Large spotted male hog. 7% miles North of Deqatur, on highway 27, first farm East of St. Johns Lutheran Church. Karl Neuman. 212 3t-x IT’S AMAZING! The reports we are receiving from those who are fol-, lowing our program of using Black Strap Molasses, Aptibotics, and B Complex Vitamins |n (heir dairy, hog and chicken feed. You, too, can get these results! See Heller Coal, Feed & Supply, Phone 3-2912. , I [. 205 TF Automotive | NICE selection late model used cars. DICK MANSFIELD Motor Sales. 262 TF FOR SALE—Dodge 37 4-door, R A H, ready tb go, >IOO.OO, Phone ' b 3 2093 - 3jl3| 3t-x 1936 PLYMOUTH 4-door, good tires and A-l mechanically. Best offer! Phone 3-2766. 213 3t-x OUR USED CARS are safety tested and guaranteed — Buy with confidence at Zlntsmaster Motor Sales, Ist A Monroe St. Phone 3-200$. 247 TF ttAVE YOU Checked Our Used Car Prices? I Zintsmaster Motor Sales, Corner Ist & Monroe, Phone 3-2003. 156TF FOR SALE OR TRADE— The best for less in used cars, self driven, hSelf inspected and serviced, re'peat business is our pride, it pays to investigate Busche’s Used Cars. One square South of G, E. Fred Busche, Phone 3-3941. L 195 T-x 'I ; For Rent .1 I FOR RENT—4 room modern apartment. Call at 717 North 2nd., apartment one. 211 3t FOR RENT—♦ Sleeping room in modern home —Privileges. Phone 3-3391.212 3t-x FOR RENT — Sander; Edger; Polisher. Hgbegger Hardware;,2|3 :12t FOR RENT— 3 room apartment, 303% North Second, Phone 3-2825. ' 212 3t FOR RENT—'Modern 3 room apart ment, electric refrigerator and heat; Also 1 room apartment. Inquire at 216 North 4th street 211 TF FOR RENT— 3* room furnished apartment on ground floor, private bath, private entrance,: utilities furnished, including gas for cooking. 116 South 13th street. J' ! ? 312 3t For Sale—Mtsc. CONN TROMBONE. Semi-profes-sional, just like new, Phone 3-2766. 213 3t-x FOR SALE —Used gas stove, like new. Inquire at 730 Cleveland street. j / 211 3t-x FQR SALE—Good 10’ x 12’ chicken house on runners; 2 Guernsey cows, cheap. Francis Grim R. R. 6, Phone 3-8558. 213 2t-x CL E. and MAYTAG Appliances. Par|s and service. Fager Maytag- Sales. 147 South 2nd street. Phone 3-4362. ! i fjll 5t FOR SALE— Frigidaire rerrlgerators; ranges; washers; driers; water heaters; freesers. Largo trade-ins. Übrick Brother A 167TF SEE US For your Heating heeds. Coal and wood furnaces; Oil and gas furnaces. Mazelin Heating Service. 608 North 13th street. Phone 3-3808. ill 3t FOR SALE—I green all wool coait •with hood, size. 12, 35.00; 1 red all wool 2 piece snow suit, size 4, 35-00; 1 rose all wool snow suit with wine velvet trim, size 3, 38,00. Ph. ’ a 3-3122. 213 It

FOR SALE—Simmons springs and Simmons mattress, like new, both >20.00, Phone 3-2093. 213 3t-x FOR SALE—Car radio, excellent condition, cheap. Phone 3-3659. 212 3t DUO WHEEL implement trailer, tight grain box; Two wheel farm trailer, 4xß bed; 200 Amp. A. E. De welder. Call Harry Houk, 3L-27 Hoagland. 211 3t-x FOR SALE—I9SI 35 foot wood” Housetrailer; Modern 24 foot awning; 17” Capehart T. V.; . 20” Windpw fan. All in good condition. Price 32500.00. Phone Monroe, Ind. 6-6130. 210 6t-x DACHSHUND PUPS—A.K.C?7egistered and pedigreed, red color, 6 weeks old. Champion blood lines, excellent pets. Mrs. Fred Haugk, 610 West Monroe, Phone 3-2558. 212 3t FOR SALE —Kelvlnator refrlgerators. Home freesers and Electric ranges, It you want quality get Kelvlnator — trade now for a new Kelvlnator see them at DE CATUR HATCHERY. 231 TF CEMENT - - sl.lO per bag. Less than 10 bags $1.20. Cash and Carry. Colter Brothers, Brikcrete and Lumber C0.213t3 ALUMINUM Combination storm sash. We install. Free estimates. Coltar Brothers, Brikcrete & Lumber Co. >, 21313 FOR SALE—Good used plumbing fixtures; 1 complete set bathroom fixtures; toilets; lavatories; kitchen sinks; shallow and deep well pumps; shower stalls. Low prices. Baker Plumbing A Heating, Phone 3-2609. 136 TF FREE — Feel free io look around in our store at our fine merchandise such as furniture, floor coverings, bedding, lamps and appliances, and every day hardware needs. Open each evening except Wed. Stucky A Co., Monroe, Ind. Phone 6-6866. 62 TF SHOULD careful drivers pay the same rates for auto insurance as reckless onesT State Farm doesn’t think so—and that's a big reason why careful drivers save many dollars each year with Stats Farm Insurance. Fred Corah Insurance Agency, 307 Court Street Decatur Phone 3-8656. 159 TT FOR FALt SEEDING Use Berry's Gro-Coated Seeds. Certified ranger alfalfa. Wide selection of grasses and legume mixtures adapted for fall seeding; Also fine selection of adapted varieties of winter wheat. BERRY SEED CO. West Hi-Way 30, Phone 41801, Van Wert, Ohio. , .206 16t Wanted WANTED— Work ot some kind after School or on Saturdays. Phone 3-3631 after 4:30 p.m. 213 3t-x WANTED— Welding. I have a portable electric welder for your welding needs. JI. A. Reppert, 344 Line street, Phone 3-3297. > ’ 213 3t-x vVANTED—CIean* Rags luc lb. No Curtains, Stockings, Rayon Dresses, etc. will be accepted. DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

Used Car You Want! Your Choice 999 1947 FORD Super Deluxe Tudor. Heater, low mileage, good tires, beautiful light tan finish, clean interior. 2—1946 FORDS J S Tudors. Be proud of these beauties. Excellent mechanical condition; fully equipped. Good tires. 1946 DESOTO Top performance in this one. Fully equipped; old in years but young in mileage. Power you can count on. Drive it. Reconditioned for long life Convenient Monthly Terms SCHWARTZ FORD CO., Inc. Cor. 3rd & Monroe Streets

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WANTED—3,OOO rftce fans to attend races every Sunday afteb noon at finest % mile track hi west. Track located on £tate route 66 north of New Brannen, Ohio. 203 T-X WASHING machine r«pal r i n ji |awn mower sharpening and repairing. Hew and used washer*. Gas ranges and bottle gas. Mohtos Washer Repair Servicf. Arthur Mitchell, Phone 6-6463. i 194 Tji l SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED HRebuilt and converted to modbra electric. Any make. We set hew and guaranteed rebuilt sewing machines. Boardman’s Sew; |ng Machine Shop. 223 Norts First. Store hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m» | ' V\ .~ 206 25t-| ; Help Wanted lXdy HELP Wanted, Decatur fanning Co. Phone 3-3890. 211 4t HELP WANTED— Part or ful| time. Apply at Miller Jone* Store. 212 3|. WANTED—Lady to work in laundry, apply in person, 127 9th street 212 6t-| WANTED—Good reliable man t& Work in feed mill. Stiefel Grain pO., 217 St. Ist St. 312 4 HELP WANTED—Part time SerVice Station man, 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Call 3-3620 or see Robert Walters, Jj | 213 2t-i wi>MAN to operate Salvation Army Store, 5 day week. Apply 238 North 2nd street, Decatur; after 1 P.M., except Thursday. > 212 3j * FEMALE ~ ‘ : POSITION of dignity available fo| 4ust one woman past 30, with Car. She will be thoroughly trained to participate in our national Service to young women, and earn upwards of 360 each wfeeld Personality more important thad experience, permanent, full tim4 Work, ideal for women unable to Accept 9 to 5 job. No canvassing Sr parties; no collections or de* veries. For personal interview 4rrite to Mrs. Harris Hubbard'? 615 S. College St., Angola, Indiana. 213 4t-i -4 1 \: , Miscellaneous ' INSULATION—Save fuel; tnsulat* With Eagle-Plcher lead wool. (Not Mock Wool.) Call for free estimate, Klenk’s.l6 TF SEPTIC tanks, cesspool*, toilet yaults vacuum cleaned, aewet lines, basement drains cleaned With electric cutting knives. Free ifispectlon. Langley Sewer Cleanets. Decatur 8-3810.216 TF FQR SALE—Dressed poultry and eggs, fresh daily. Free delivery? TREON’S Poultry Market, 651 North 13th, Phone 3-3717. 89 TF ELECTRIC ROTO-ROOTER—Sew drains cleaned, Guaranteed The only one in Adams, Well* Counties. C. R. Williams, route 3’Decatnr, phone 1 on 30, Tocsin J 137 tan CALL 3-3114 or 3-3115 for Guaranteed Quality CONCRETE and Service. Yost Gravel and Ready-Mix. 69 TF APPLIANCE SERVICE. We serv , led sll makes of washers, sweep efe, and other small appliances Wringer rolls and parts for al) makes. Klenk’s. Phono 3-2158- 1 229 TF Card of Thanks J We; wish to express our appreciatipn to our friends end neighbors, singers, the minister and all; Who aided us at the time of the death of our husband and father.' Mr. Simon Beineke. Mrs. Simon Beineke Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beineke Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beineke Mr. and Mrs. Rufu* Scherry J Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jaeerg i 213 It-x

Cr»my - Rl«f> J VANILLA : ICECREAM dec CENTER ICE CREAM 719 Jefferson ; DIAL 341015 Trade in a Good Town — Decatur I AC. fl I WD i I 45 1 TRACTOR I I > ■; ■ 1 MORRISON FARM STORE

Today Is Fanner's Day At State Fair Serious Attendance Lag For State Fair. LVDIANAIPOLIS UP — The mainstay of the Indiana stat? fair, the Hoosier farmer, came into his own today as the 101st exposition celebrated farmer’s day with a program honoring the state’s agricultural advancements. However, fair officials believed th§ anticipated invasion of rural folk* would do little to help recoup a serious attendance lag. Wednesday’s official attendance of 63,887 was more than 10,00 below last figure and far under the 1948 record figure of 107,529. It was the third straight day attendance fell behind last year, and the seven-day total was about 4'5,000 under the 1952 mark. About 60,0p0 persons were expected to enter the gates today. A parade before the grandstand and continued judging of animals were to feature today’s program In addition, 184 members of 4-H clubs, a boy and girl from each county, were to be honored for their length of club participation Governor Craig, Lt. Gov. Harold Handley and the sponsoring farm bureau were to take part in the awards presentation. Trophies will be presented to winning parade ’ groups among 16 •high school and farm bands, 31 floats portraying “greater Indiana agriculture,” and 40 costumed pets shown by members of pet and hobby clubs. \ •Spectators at Wednesday night’s horse show were disappointed to learn Mrs. Arthur Godfrey was unable to appear when three Arabian steeds owned by her husbana entered the competition. Mrs. Godfrey said she was forced to remain at home because of family illness i “One of our nurses broke her wrist and the other had an emergency operation. I will stay at home because our children are all *ick" and my husband still needs care," she told fair officials. The Arabian stallion class was won by Hassen Pasha owned by Cedarell Farms of Plano, 111. One of Godfrey’s horses placed fourth. Tonight’s show will be highlighted by the *I,OOO world grand championship for junior fivbgaited horses, and two stallions And a mare are to part in a

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>SOO championship stake for Arabians. The fair'* closing days saw interest mount in agricultural and homemaking contests as entries from all parts of the nation competed for blue ribbons. Hurricane Threat Lessens In Florida Course Changed By Atlantic Hurricane MIAMI UP —A cregcent-shuped hurricane with winds of 100 miles an hour turned north-norfhwett-ward in the Atlantic today, skirting the Bahamas and lessening the danger to “Unless it changes course again there is no danger^to Florida,” chief forecaster Grady Norton, said. Norton said a storm scouting plane found the center of Hurricane Dolly, the fourth of the year, 610 miles a little south by east of Miami. “It has winds of 100 miles per hour or more and still is in the formative stage,” Norton said. “It Is shaped like an amphitheater with thel high winds and heavy weather in the north and east sides and open to the southwest.” > “The hurricane plane confirmed that it is moving at 10 miles per hour in a north-northwesterly direction,” he added. change if will carry it well east of us,” Norton called the storm a “potential” threat to Florida when it was found Wednesday moving in a west-northwesterly direction. It changed its| course during the afternoon and night. FUNERAL RITES <CoatlB»»»d From Page Oae> present help an trouble . . . M Then followed the 23rd Psalm—- “ The Lord is My Shepherd” — sung by the cathedral choir. After ;ih ! e reading oj the lesson, the choir and congregation sang “Abide With Me,” and recited the Apostles’ Creed and the Lord’s Prayer. Bishop Dun intoned the blessing, and the service was concluded with a recessional hymn, “The Strife is O’er.” U. S. PREPARING (Contlaafd From Page Oa«i 'bomb developments forward ln the next test program. DECATUR LADY (Contlaued From Page One) city. The past presidents of Adams Unit 43 were in charge-of arrangements for the meeting. Active In Civic Work Affiliated with the local Auxiliary Unit'ever since its ofganization, and a past president, secretary \and treasurer ot the group, Mrs.: Smith has been actively Identified with other civic organizations. She is serving her second term as president of the Decatur Girl Scput council and has been an eCfectve leader in local Girl Scout programs, including the sum,mer camps. She is .a volunteer staff aide of the Adams county chapter of the American Red Gross. ' ,y, Mrs. Smith's election to the auxiliary presidency followed her service as district vice-president and president of the local paatpresidents parley. She is a member of St. Mary’s Catholic church and church societies. Her membership in the Legion auxiliary stems from the membership of! her husband, T. C. Smith, a veteran of World War I, and a past commander of Adams post 43 of the Legion. He is a chemist'in the laboratories of Central Soya company in this city. — k ———■ ' i Trade in a good Town — Decatur BEERY WARGAINS 1946 FORD Tudor. Priced to »e|l.' Very Good L Transportation \ $345.00 Beery Motor Sales DODGE & PLYMOUTH South Flr»t Street

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FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK FORT WAYNE UP — Llve*tock: Hogs: Steady. 210-240 lb 24.50; 240-260 lb 24.00, 180-210 lb 23.5024.25. Pigs 19.00 down; rough* 22.00 down. Calves: Steady, 32.50 down. I Lambs; 50 to 1.50 higher; 19.00 down. Ewes 5.00; bucks 4.00 down, j INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS UP — LiveStock: Hogs: 10,500. Active; barrows and gilts mostly 25 lower; sows steady. Bulk choice 190-250 lb 24.50-24.75; few 24.75; few 24.85;-ITO-190 lb 24.25-24.50. Choice 300400 lb sows d.OO-22.00. Cattle 2,000; calves 300. Steer* apd heifers fairly active, firm to 50 higher. Cows active; utility and cpmmercian 50-1.00 higher; cahitiers and cutters 50 higher. Low tb average choice steers and mixed yearlings 24.25-26.00; good to lbw choice steers 18.50-24.00; 4 loads choice around 900«926-lb heifers 24.50-25.00; utility and comnjiercial cows 10.50-14.00. Vealers active, fully steady; bulk choice to prime 18.00-21.00. Sheep 600. Very active, 50-1.00 or more higher. Bulk choice to prime 19.50-20.50; few 21.00; good and cfhoice 18.00-19.50. Ewes about steady, 4.00-6.00. Markets At a Gianre Stocks lower in quiet trading. Bonds Irregular. JU. S. government bonds steady ip!quiet dealings. American stocks irregular , , Midwest stocks irregular. Cotton futures steady. Grains in Chicago: Wheat, corn? oats, rye, soy bean and lard futures mixed. Hogs active. 25-50 c higher, top 25.50; sheep active, 50-1.00 or more higher, top 21.00; cattle steady tQ! 50c lower, top 29.50. Chicago Cash Grain OHTCAGcF UP—Cash grain: Wheat: No. 1 red 196%; 2 red 196; 3. red 195%. Corn: 1 yellow 170%-172; 2 yellow 170%-d72; ■ 3 yellow 167%170%; 4 yellow 164-168%'; 5 yellow 159462%; sample grade yellow 143-161%. Oats: 1 white 79%; 3 medium heavy white weevily 74; 4 medium heavy white 7Q. [ Soybeans/ No sales. 2 yellow 9pjT N,’ trapk Chicago. CRAIG WOULD (Co»tlwe<| Fi>m mte Oie) tend to crowd them out ot business and would allow ‘Craig to flood communities with newly-approved wholesalers, probably Republicans. 150 Acres Burned ) I In National Forest I'l. BEDFORD, Ihd. UP — U. S. forest service officials said today they believed hunters may have caused a fire which burned about 150 acres of the Hoosier national forest in southern Monroe county. The blaze was brought under control late Wednesday after crews from Bedford, Bloomington, and Vallonia fought it for several hours. ji Trade in a good Town — Decatur

r- i I 1952 BUICK Riviera Hard Top All the Equipment SAYLORS HEATERS STUCKY & CO. j MONROE, IND.

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KINNBT-MURBAY Corrected September 10 1 160 to 170 lbs. 30.00 170 to 180 1b5.21.50 180 to 200 lbs.f___ 23.50 200 to 230 1b5.24.00 230 to 250 lbs. 23.50 i 250 to 270 1b5.23.25 270 to 300 1b522.75 300 to 325 1b5.22.00 325 to 350 lbs. 21.36 350 to 400 lbs. .... 20.50 400 lbs. up 19.00 100 to 160 lbs. 18.0 C Roughs I ■ , 300 lbs. down ..21.00 300 to 350 lbs. Jf0.50 350 to 400 lbs.. 20.00 400 to 450 lbs. .Li. 18.>5 450 to 500 lbs. .... 18.50 500 to 550 lbs.lß.o(T 550 to 600 1b5.17.50 600 lbs. up 17.00 Stags 13.00 Boars ..... 10.00 Veals (Fri. & Sat.) ___l9.oo Spring Lamb (Fri. A Sat.) - 17.50 Yearlings —| 10.04 Ewes 4.0( BChMITT STOCK YARDS Corrected September 10 i « 160 to 170 lbs. 20.00 170 to 180 lbs. 21.25 180 to 200 1b5.23.50 200 to 230 1b533.75 230 to 250 1b5.33.25 250 to 280 1b5.22.75 280 to 300 1b5.32.25 300 to 325 lbs. j__ 21.75 325 to 350 lbs. 21.00 350 to 400 lbs. 20.25 400 lbs. up 18.50 100 to 160 1b5.'.18.00 Roughs 300 lbs. down 21.25 Stags 12.50 Boars 10.00 Veals 19.00 Lambs - 16.50 Ewes 4.00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR • Corrected September 10 Bean* subject to cnang* during day. e Prine* delivered at elevator Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per oushel less Cora: .05 >er bushel Fea* I Lo.b. farm. wholesale egu and POULTRY QUOTATIONS |ij Furnished By i DECATUR FARM* Corrected September 10 Large Clean Whites.s7 "■ 1 Large Clean 8r0wn.56 ’ Mediums .44 Heavy Hens .20 r Laghoru Hens .11 Pullets .28

1953 CHEVROLET J/ a Ton Pick Up. Deluxe \ Cab and Heater : I $1295.00 1 SAYLORS Elevator Co. j Decatm Peterson Monro* TRY OUR MARKS FILM SERVICE FOR QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING SaHlli Roksß Drags . LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES For 25 words or lees: 1 time 75c; 2 times >1.25; 3 times 31.50; 6 time* 12.25. For consecutive No classified skip-day ads acept* ed. Black face 10 point, 5c per j i word each insertion. 75c minimum. Classified adi listed in para- |! graphs 60% increase over regular rate. Card of Thanks, Obituary. H In Memoriam, Sc per word. 51.00 minimum. 7 Copy must be in office by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday. Saturday deadline is 9 a.m.