Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 283, Decatur, Adams County, 2 December 1954 — Page 5

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954

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QUICKIES--By Ken Reynolds "There goes Alvin in the used car he got in the Democrat Want Ads—looks like he’s put a propeller on it!” Farmer’s Col. WE BUY chickens and quality eggs. Decatur Farms. 136 TF FOR SALE—Registered Du roe male Hog, 8 months, Call 3-8198. 281 3t-x FOR SALE —2 Holstein firjrt calf Heifers. Oscar Miller, Phone 3-9510. 283 3t-x F OR SALE—7S or more white rock hens, in good production, Phone 6-6496. 283 3t FOR SALE—Sheep? 3s Ewes and one Buck, 312.00 per head. Carl W. Heckman/route 1, Decatur. 282 3t WANTED—Top quality hay, alfalfa 2nd and 3rd cutting; Red clover „ and red clover timothy mixed. John Feasel, Phone 3-3865. 26$ TF WANTED TO BUY—White Rock fryers; eggs; hens; Leghorn hens; free culling and pick-up Custom dressing daily. TREON S Poultry Market, 651 North 13th, Phone 3-3717. 89 TF FARMERS ATTENTION—We remove dead horses, cows, hogs, etc. Decatur Dial 0 and ask for Enterprise 3450. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertiliser Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. 15 TF YOUR FEEDING PROBLEM is our feeding problem! We have vitamins, anti-biotics and blackstrap molasses to help you with your feeding formula. Bring your feeding problems to us. Heller Coal, Feed and Supply. 133 TF HY-LINE 934—a high-geared layer that lives. Get big, white eggs? the kind your buyer likes. And get that extra Hy-Line produc- " tipn, Lines now from Model' Hatchery .Monroe, Indiana. 281 3t BABY CHlCKS—Quality Bred ROP Sired Creighton Big English White Leghorns lay chalk white eggs. ROP Sired White Rock, NH Red and Barred Rock, all excellent laying strains. Also available superior meat type strains. Order profitable Model Chicks today. Come in to see us or phone 6-6866 Model Hatchery, Monroe, Indiana. 281 TF POULTRYMEN— Poultry Equipment at a price you can afford. 10 hole laying metal nests >13.50 still in original cartons, 5 ft. flock- feeders on legs $6.50 assembled, flock waters 8 gal. $6.75, round 5 gal water founts $3.75 and many other poultry supplies. This offer only foi*a short time. Model Hatchery, Monrole, Indiana. 281 3t If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. it brings results. FLOORCRAFf” STORE • FLOOR COVERINGS

_ i.7.” rnone Mauer riumuiug ’•» M ” r ~ s >7; Phone 3-3071 ’ * Burglary is on the increase Are you fully protected? ~ . ■' v. ■ < If thieves broke Into your home or office tonight would you be insured? If not your friends can always offer you sympathy. It is a nice friendly gesture but doesn’t pay many bi(ls. Burglary losses this year will exceed any since the depression years, the present record indicates. Careful locking and ordinary safety devices will discourage the amateur burglars, but a determined professional, with a little nerve and luck, frequently breaks into the best guarded homes, offices and stores. That they are usually caught In the long run doesn’t repair the damage or replace the thefts. Only insurance can do this. New modern Simplified home and business policies sre now available for as little or as much coverage as you need. Home policies start as low as $7.50. Business policies can be tailor-made to fit your needs. shy not call us first. | The Decatur Insurance Agency Heller Building Phone 3-1106 Established 1887 Boh Heller, Agent “From Roof to Cellar—lncurs with Heller”

For Sale- Mite, FOR SALE — Automatic Bendix Washer, Call 3-8009. 282 3t-x GOOD USED GAS space Heaters. Stucky & Co. Monroe, Ind. ■ 240 TF GOOD USED —Fuei oil space Heatere. Stucky & Co. Monroe, Ind. 240 TF TOY discount on all toys. Buy Now. Uhrick Brothers, Monroe street 270 TF PHLLCO — RkIFRIGERTORS — FREEZERS for the best price see Stuckys at Monroe, Ind. I' / 116 TF HAVE you heard about the new Sanidyne for dandruff? Reports are most gratifying. Holthouse Drug Co. 281 3t FOR SALE—I9S4 Capehart 21 inch Television set, used less than one month. Phone 3-8083. / 281 3t-x FOR SALE—Girls roller shoe skates, site 8 and 5 in very good condition. Phone 3-2553 or 1029 North 2nd Street. 281 3t-x STUCKY’S STORE T MONROE is open 6 days a week, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. each evening except Wednesday night. 116 TF FREE BOTTLE GAS HOOK-UP with 60 or 100 lbs. cylinders for cooking or water heating. Get our Special Low Rates. HAUGK3 Open till 9:00 p.m. 98 TF CALL 3-3114 or 3-3115 for Guaranteed Quality CONCRETE and Service. Yost Gravel and Ready-Mix. 69 - TF OIL SPACE HEATER USERS — Get more heat from your heater by having tne control cleaned and readjusted. V. W. Affolder, Phone 3-2220. 281 18t-x CHRISTMAS GIFTS — Chicago shoe skates $17.50 up; Skate cases; Skate wheels; Skate jackets; Toe stops. Use our Lay-A-Way. Happy Hours Roller Rink. Mr. A Mrs. J. C. Miller, Owners. 269 TF FOR SALE —Kelvinator' refrlgerators. Home freezers and Electric ranges, if you want quality get Kelvinator — trade now for a new Kelvinator see them at DECATUR HATCHERY. 231 TF FREE — Feel free to look around in our store at our fine merchandise such as furniture, erings, bedding, lamps pliances, and every day" Bardware neeTs. Open each evening except Wed. Sitwiwft Co., Manroe, Ind. Phone 6-6866. 62 TF SHEET MUSIC HEADQUARTERS — Come in and see our enlarged department. Over 500 different selections of Christmas music, popular, country songs, standards and song folios. Now open reguarly, Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday 'till 9 p.m. Decatur Music House. 282 20t FOR SALE—Genuine Horse Hide Work Shoes, featuring “VulCork” Soles for workmen exposed to Heat, Acid and Grease “Air Wing” Cushion Insole for Men whose jobs require a lot of standing. Haflich & Morrissey Shoe Store, Decatur, Ind. 216 TF FOR SALE —Motorola Television, New. Aluminized picture tube, New glare guard, tinted filter for eye comfort. U.H.F. and V. H.F., starts at $155.00 and up. Coppess Corner. 279 6t LARGE STOCK — 30 gallon gas water heaters with galvanized glass lined tanks, 10 year warrantee, only $118.00; 52 gallon electric water heaters with 10 year warrantee only $119.00. Phnno Rakar Plnmbing

FOR SALE—Set of Childcraft books, like new, Phone 3-3928. 283 2t-x FOR SALE—Used automatic Maytag Washer, guaranteed to be right. Will sell on time payments. James Kitchen, 225 North 9th street, Phone 3-4606. 281 TF FOR SALE —111 bass Accordion, pearl white, in good condition. Call John V. Walters, Phone 3-8206. 283 3t-x BOTTLE GAS Service tor cooking A water heating, Brooder stoves, and 500 and 1,000 gallon bulk tanks for heating. HAUGKS Phone 3-3316. 15 TF FOR SALE —Cow Boy tank heater, see or call David J. Barkley, Monroeville, Ind. Telephone 3281, Route 2. 283 2t-x FOR SALE —All steel self steering Mobo Horse, $15.00; Fire Truck, complete with ladders, SB.OO. Good condition. 409 South 13th street. 282 2t-x GOOD USED 3 speed Console radio and record player, very good condition; Philco Console radio, also has short wave. Mazelin Heating and Appliances. 608 North 13th street, Phone 3-3808. ' 282 3t FOR SALE —One used Maytag automatic washer, carries new guarantee. Also complete line G.E. and MAYTAG Appliances, parts and service. Fager Maytag Sales, 147 South 2nd, Phone 3-4362. 280 6t FOR SALE —American Filer train with double track and switches. Two engines and deluxe transformer $2!>.00; Oil space heater with blower, Internationa), suitable for garage or work shop, $25.00; Elkhart Cornet $25.00. Will trade any above Item for jig saw or vice. Phone 3-3925. 436 South Ist street. 282 3t For Rent FOR RENT —Modern 5 room apartment,. upstairs, one block frofti Court House. Call 3-8301. 281 3t FOR RENT—AII' modern 5 room apartment on first floor, heat and water furnished. Call at 227 North 4th street. 281 7t FOR RENT —6 room modern House in the country, 1% mile East of Decatur on Piqua road. Phone 3 3344 or 3-8533. 275 TF FOR RENT —3 room unfurnished • upper apartment, all utilities / furnished. Inquire at 927 North sth street, or phone 3-2262 after 6 p.m. FOR 8 room aitart nient at 815 North Fifth street. Has new kitchen, bathroom and bedroom, oil heat, $37.50 per month. Call Fort Wayne, K-5715. 278 TF Help Wanted WANTED HOUSEKEEPER, good home and salary, Phone 3-2067 or 3-2774. 278 6t HELP WANTED—Woman to help mother with new baby and housework. January 1, Call .3-8175. ' 282 3t ■ HELP WANTED—MaIe or female for cleaning up work on agricultural census. -Paid hourly or piece rate plus mileage. For complete details call 7-7165 or contact Rhoa Tricker, Monroe. I 282 3t LOCAL representative for Sales and Service work. Our Cpmpany is the largest and oldest of its kind in the Wbrld. Man selected will be paid salary and commission and earnings should exceed SIOO per week. Training given and salary paid during training. Position is permanent and man selected must be able to furnish best of references and live in this county. Will arrange interview if your reply indicates you are the man we need. Must have car. W'rite_gjyingqualificatlons to Manager, Post Office Box 1698 Indianapolis. 283 6t If you have uotnelhhig to sell W rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. HOME FOR CHRISTMAS’ Why not give your family the best Christmas Present' ever? Our Homes are still onh -$530.00 down- and approximately $58.00 per month. You too, can he a new home owner in the beautiful new Park? Viefc Addition. Th i s home can be seen by appointment. Call or See M. C. SIBLING 121 Scheiman St. Phone 3-3086 o —

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Business Opportunities FOR SALE—Good milk route, hauling to Hoosier Condensery, Bluffton. Will sell on easy terms. Write box 779 % Democrat. 281 3t-x Automotive FOR SALE—I9SI FORD "6” 4 door, radio? heater, one owner. 11l South 13th Street. 282 3t-x FOR SALE—I 947 2-door CHEVROLET, two tone, radio, heater, good condition. Phone 3-4513 after 5 p.m. 282 3t-x GOOD SELECTION of late~modei ' Used Cara. DICK MANSFIELD Motor Sales, 251 North 2nd St. 24 TF FOR SALE OR TRADE—When looking for a select, low mileage used car, be sure and see, Fred Busche, before you buy or phone 3-3941. 162 TF OUR USED CARS are safety teited and guaranteed — Buy with confidence at Zlntamaster Motors. Ist & Monroe St. Phone 3-2603. 247 TF Real Estate FOR SALE —0 room Home, all on Ist floor, gas heat, shaded lawn, excellent location, Call 3-3815 or call at 722 North sth street. 273 TF IN TOCSIN —A 3 bedroom home, new modern Kitchen and bath, hot water, heat fired by gas. Excellent condition. Vacant soon. Priced at $9500. Try $2500 down, call E-4544 — H-3468. J. R. Darby, 436 Utility building. Fort Wayne. JB3 4t-x MARKLE, IND. —Large older home of six rooms and bath. 1 bedroom and bath down. 2 bedrooms up. New oak floor down, new-drapes, new forced air oil furnace. Attached garage, nice lot. Located at 211 Lee St. Owner leaving State has priced for quick sale at $6,850. For apopintment call or write Paul A. Roth. Realtor, 436 Utility Bldg. Fort Wayne, Ind., E-4544 or K-2208. 283 4t-x \ FOR SALE—Nice shady lot 180 x 250 approx., 5 room modern home, 2 closed <in porches, new bathroom equipment, storm windows, Bendix washer and Crosley Dryer, wall to wall carpeting and linoleum, fruit trees, berries, immediate possession. i Located first street East of railroad, turn South, last house. East side. Phone 191 J Geneva' 1 ' 279 5t ’’g — "-’•••—■ . Miscellaneous 1 WE REPAIR any make of Radio or T.V. Call on our Factory-Train-ed radio and television experts, all makes, all models, all work guaranteed. Haugks. 240 TF APPLIANCE SERVICE. We servI ice all makes of wasljers, sweepers, and other small appliances. Wringer rolls and parts for all makes. Klenk’s, Phone 3-3158. J —229 TF I FOR SALE —Dressed poultry and eggs, fresh daily. Free delivery, TREONS Poultry Market, 661 North 13th, Phone 3-3717. 89 TF. SEPTIC tanks, cesspooU, TOilet vaults vacuum cleaned, aewer lines basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. Free inspection. Langley Sewer Cleani ers. Decatur 3-3810. 216 TF IF-VOU are having Soft Water Problems, see us for guaranteed Service, or money back if not satisfied. Monroe Washer Repair Service. Monroe, Ind. Phone 6-6463. 235 T Wanted TELEVISION SERVICE and Repair Department. We service all makes of sets. KLENKS, Phone 3-2158 154 TF NOT It - E I am now buying furs. Joe E. Butler. Ist house across Railroad on Piqua Road, Phone 3 X.',11. 282 3t x PLUMBING — See us for your plumbing needs, large or small, all work, done by experienced plumbers. Klenks. 58 TF WANTED TO RENT—2 or 3 bedroom all modern home, steady employed, will pay' top rent. Call 3 9065 between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. ' • ” 279 6t-x ELECTRIC KO TO-ROOTER—Sew-ers, drains cleaned Guaranteed. The only one in Adams, Wells ! Counties. C. 11. Williams, route 2 . Decatur, Phene 1 on. 3th Toc- - «ln. - ■ -137 TF WANTED—Responsible neat ap pearing'young married man. desires full or part time permanent or temporary work., Experienced in direct selling, I am willing to dq any type of work. Phone 3-9897. 281 3t x SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED - ■ Rebuilt and converted'to modern electric. Any tpuke. We sell new and guaranteed rebuilt s<ew? ing machines. Boardman’s Sewing Machine Shop. 223 North First. Store hours 8 a.m. to 8 p 111. - . .'6t A ‘. r

More Girls Winning Livestock Prizes More Young People Taking Down Prizes CHICAGO (INS) — More and more young people are hauling down the big prizes in the livestock show Industry, and more and more of these' triumphant youngsters are girls. This strange turn of events was brought to public attention this week at the international livestock exposition “In Chicago when two teenage lowa girls won the coveted prizes—the grand championship and the reserve grand championship for steers. However, the same trend has been noticeable, if not noted, in county and state fairs throughout the nation in recent years. What is the reason tor it? An International News Servcie poll of exhibitors and officials at the exposition today gave this conclusion: The girls simply have the best animals. Many contributing factors were offered, most of them running along these lines: 1. Yotyjg people have more time to devote to the care and feeding of animals, and girls, in turn, have more time than boys, who often are occupied by other farm chores. 2. Girls are better showmen, which gives them extra points. 3. Girls get a lot of help that men and boys do not. 4. Girls are given the best animals to exhibit because their fathers or sponsors think they will make a better impression on the judges. Barbara Clausen, 15, of Spencer, la., whose shorthorn steer. Salty, woh the reserve grand championship, said “it is all in the animal.” She added: “Boys can raise steers Just as good as girls, but you've got to have a good calf to start with and I guess that's where the girls have been lucky.” Ardyce Haring, 17, of Frankline, Neb., whose steer won the junior Hereford championship, differed a bit with Barbara, saying: "You can’t buy the champion and you can’t raise it." She explained it must be a combination of a good calf to start with, and good feeding and care after that. She also said she thinks girls “give better care’’ to the steers than boys because they “look after them while the boys are off playing basketball or somettang.” A 40 year-old Waukesha. Wls., herder, Pete Adams, who has spent all his life in the cat tie busiWBSS, believes the girls are given “all the breaks" in selection of a calf, in the time they can devote to It and in outside assistance. “But,” he added, “1 think it's just fine that they win.” ’* This view was echoed by Eugene Clevinger, 19, of Morocco. ' Ind., who said “girls have the advantage. but it’s O.K. with me." Harry T. Ryan Chicago, a judge in the hay and grain show, said he thinks a lot of the girls are given prize animals to show because "they might make a better impression on the judges." But he emphasized, the officials are not swayed, and added: "They (the judges) look for the quality of the animal and the uklfi of the exhibitor. Whether the exhibitor is a pretty young girl or abearded old man makes no ditference in their selections.” .MAJOR OVERHAUL (Continued from Page One> ney available for immediate use, the Clay committee is considering floating bonds which would be retired from gasoline taxes and other revenue used for road purposes. WANTED Secretary in office of local Industry, 40 hour week, Monday thru Friday, best of working conditions. Replies to this advertise- j ment will be treated confidential. Write lk>x 781 % Democrat

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Three Indicted For Remington Murder Three Convicts Are Under Indictment convicts are under indictment today on charges of fatally beating former government economist William Remington in the Lewisburg prison where he was serving a sentence for perjury in denying that he passed secrets to a Soviet spy ring. The indictments charging murder generally, were handed down quickly in Scranton Wednesday by a federal grand jury which heard testimony by two FBI agents. The FBI said that Remington was bludgeoned with a brick encased In a Sock, and quoted one of the defendants as saying the attack occurred when the trio attempted to ransack the victim’s 'cell. Indicted were Lewis Cagle, Jr.. 17. Chattanooga, Tend., Robert Carl Parker, 21, Washington, D.C., and George Junior McCoy, 34, Grundy, Va. Each is serving a term for car theft. CONTRACTS (Continued from Page One) The Logansport Metal and Culvert Pipe Co. of Logansport will supply the culvert pipes to the county for the coming year. The only bid on the gravel contract, submitted by the Lybarger Co., was rejected as was the lone bld on hardware presented by Mosaman, Yarnelle Co. of Fort Wayne. These will be purchased by the county on the open market as they are needed. The county commissioners reported that the total number of bids submitted was the lowest it has been for several years. RED BLOC (Continued from Page One) Poland's armed forces and mentioned as possible head of a Joint command in eastern Europe, was a Soviet wartime marshal of Polish extraction. Russia through her Communist aides in East Gefmany also has created the nucleus of an army masked as a police force). Chinese ambassador to Moscow, Chang Wen-Tien, said the Peiping government "fully supports" the joint declaration of .the eight nations “and resolutely supports the provisions envisaged by it." He attended the conference as an observer. Besides Russia the nations rep resented at- the conference were Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany. Hungary, Poland, and 'Romania. MAYORSWARNED (Continued from rage One) cooperation and not by coercion?' Chidlaw, In a talk prepared for delivery said; "Those who know the masters of the Kremlin for the realists they are know they would never make the. mistakes now of engaging our allies first and leaving us alone to come in when ready." He said that Russian tactics make the U. S. most likely to be "hit all out in a mighty aerial blow as-lhak—first ar t,of aggression against us directly." BIDS REJECTED (Continued from Page One) Closest bid~to this was that of Yost Construction '’company, also of Decatur, which bid $248,200, and with all deductions. $241,405. Eight companies entered bids, including Theo H. Buesching, Inc.-; Max Irm scher & Son. Inc.; McKay Corp.; W A. Sheets A Son: H. Wehrenberg ;fr Son: and Williams. Beck, & Hess, Inc. Bids ranged from the low bid of Bultemeier’s j to $268,000. Original estimate by the architect was about $218,000.1 On the heating, plumbing, and ventilating bid. the B & C Engl neerlng Company, of Pendleton.! submitted the low bid of $77,077. ) Jwlth. dedut Hons subtracted from . I the base bid. Haugk's of Decatur, had the second low bid. of $77,525. j No Decatur firms bid on the | electrical contract, and the low bid was submitted by the Dix--1 Kelly Electric company, of $20.- : 957.38. Next lowest bid was that of the Central Electric company of Fort Wayne, $22,790. -

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Chicago Cash Grain CHICAGO (INS) — One p. m. grain prices: Wheat—Dec. 227%; March 229- %; May 227%. Corn—Dec. 157; March 161%; May 163%; July 164%. Oats—Dec. 82%; March 82%; May 79. ' ,*• Soybeans— Jan. 282%; march 284; May 285%; July 282. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS (INS) ■— .Livestock: Hogs 8,500, uneven, near steady to 25c lower than the Wednesday average, 170-235 tbs. 18-19, 235-260 lbs. 1675-18, 260-300 lbs. 18-17, 120160 lbs. 1650,18. sows steady, spots weak, choice 300-400 lbs. 1475-16, 400-600 lbs. 1356-15. Cattle 1,600, calves 400, steers and heifers, about steady on high good grades, lower grades slow and weak to 50c lower, cows steady on opening, choice to prime steers 25-J7, good steers and yearlings 20-2350, commercial to low good 16-1950, cutter and utility 1050-1550, load choice heifers bought to arrive at 24, good heifers and mixed yearlings 1950-22, commercial to good 14-19, canner through utility down to 8, utility to low commercial cows 850-1050, top 12, cannery and cutters 7-9, vealers steady, top 25.- .-‘v... Sheep 700, lambs opened steady to strong, good to prime wooled lambs 1750-1950. mixed utility and good to 14, ewes down to 3-550. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO HNS) — Livestock: Hogs salable 14.000; steady-25c lower; early top 19; bulk 16501875; heavy 1575-1675; medium 1675-1775; light 1775-19; light lights 1725-1825; packing sows 1416, pigs 10-1650. Cattle salable 3.000; steady; calves salable 300; steady; choice to prime steers 26-3160; common to choice 16-2560; yearlings 15-31; heifers 14-27; cows 8-14; bulls 101450; calves 15-22; feeder steers 15-23; stocker steers 15-2350; Stocker cows and heifers 10-19. .Sheep salable 2,000; steady; choice and prime lambs 1950-2025; common to choice 15-1925; year lings 12-17; ewes 450-650. Vehicles Involved In Wreck Wednesday An accident involving a passenjum* car and a tar.ai tractor and wagon occurred - Wednesday at 9:30 am. on U. S. highway 27 six miles north of Decatur. A car driven by Sherman M. Peterson, 43, of Chicago. 111., started to pass a tractor operated by Martin Braun, 40 of Decautr route one: Both were- going south. Peterson noticed an approaching car and attempted to swing back behind the tractor. His car caught the corner of the wagon and went into a spin, ending in a ditch. About S2OO damage was caused to the car and the hitch of the wagon was bent. State trooper Gene Rash Investigated. COMMITTEE IN (Continued from Page One) they would pick up some “ votes figaThst“ censuring the senatr ofr his alleged "abuse’’ of Brig Gen. llaljdr Z wicker in Ihe Pereas case but they did not seem optimistic about getting enough votes to defeat the charge. Today’s activities also were to be spiced with a report by a special two-member committee appointed after Wednesday’s vote to look into McCarthy’s charge that he had been made the victim of | a “forgery.” The senate adopted a resolution j by GOP lender William F. KnowI land appointing Sens. Homer Ferj guson (R-Michl, and W a Iter George (D-Ga.) to investigate McCarthy’s claim that in the 1952 1 inquiry his mail was cheeked "il- ■ b-rnlly nndvr rrqnests “forged") ■ with the name of Sen. Guy Gillette I i (D-lowa). Gillette was chairman of the sub ; committee which investigated McCarthy’s finances. He said Wed ) nesday he know nothing of the i letters which McCarthy said bore: his name ordering the "mail; cover." -< ■ - u. ... • I

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KENNE IT-MURRAY Corrected December 2 180 to 2IQ lbs. -i....... 18.50 210 to 220 lbs. .. is.oo 220 to 24 01b5... 17.25 240 to 260 lbs. 16.25 260 to 280 lba._._... 16.25 280 to 300 lbs. j__.14.50 300 to 350 lbs. 14.00 350 to 400 1b5.13.60 400 lbs. up 13.00 100 to 160 1b5.16.00 100 to 160 1d5.....16.50 Roughs 300 lbs. down;ls.oo 300 to 350 lbs. ..... 14.50 350 to 400 1b5.13.75 400 to 450 lbs. '. 13.00 450 to 500 1b5.12.25 500 to 550 lbs. 11.50 550 to 600 lbs. 10.75 600 lbs. up K IO.OO Stags 10.00 Boars 11.00 Veal (Fri. & Sat.) 22.00 Spring Lambs (Fri. & Sat.) - 18.50 Yearlings 8,00 Ewes S.OO scHmitt stock yards Corrected December 2 160 to .180 lbs. 18.00 180 to 210 lbs. 18.50 210 to 220 lbs. 18.00 220 tq 240 lbs. lA._1 A ._ 17.50 , 5 240 to 260 lbs. u_....17.00 260 to 280 lbs. ......ftlß.oo 280 to 300 1b515.50 300 to 350 1b5.14.50 350 to 400 lbs. ....14,00 400 lbs. up... 13.50 100 to 160 lbs. 18.00 Roughs 300 lbs. down 15.00 Stags 11.50 Boarslo.so VealsJ2.oo Lambslß.oo Ewes 4.00 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR Corrected December 2 Beane subject to change during day. Price* delivered at elevator. Ask for prices. Grain: .03 per bushel leas Corn: .05 per bushel lose f.o.b. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATION* Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Corrected December 2 Large Clean Whites... .29 Large Clean Browns ....28 Mediums .24 Pullets —. .20 heavy Hens..... .15 Leghorn Hens ~— —— ——w .10 CALL US FOR GRAIN PRICES BEFORE SELLING. Hauling oats, wheat and soybeans 3c per bushel and corn 7c per hundred. STIEFEL GRAIN CO. Phone 3-3709 TEEPLE MOVING & TRUCKING Local and Long Distance PHONE 3-2607 TRY OUR MARKS FILM SERVICE FOR QUALITY PHpTO FINISHING Smith Rexall Drugs MaBBduaMsaBSbMRSMBUaBHaSMBBaUSSBdSMUIUaUBIBaUSIMSSSEMBMIIEM CALL U 8 FOR GRAIN PRICES BEFORE SELLING. Hauling oats wheat, and soybeans 3c per bushel and corn 7o per hundred. BURK ELEVATOR CO. Phones 8-8181 ■ 3-3122 - Dr.m. PREV — CLOSED Until Dec. 16th Phono 3-2517 For Appointments. Record Program For Later Broadcast , County agent L. E. Arcttboldi i James Garbaden, secretary of the Adams county artificial breeders association, and Hubert Fuelling. | technician, went to Fort Wayne tljis afternoon and recorded a transcription for WOWO on the i progress of artificial breeding in ' Adams couirty. .