Kankakee Valley Post, Volume 16, Number 39, DeMotte, Jasper County, 16 August 1946 — Page 3

DE MOTTE, TNDANA

LOCAL NEWS

Miss June Swart is now employed at Huth’s Bakery. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Traske and family of Chicago are spending two weeks at the Ed Wilkie residence. Mrs. Neola'True,, local -postmistress, attended the I’ostmastat Itocliester. Indiana, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cider and children, Dyyone. Danita. Darwyn and Darrel were week-end guests at the Herman Heimlich’s. Mrs. Herman Heimlich and daughter, Delpha, spent Wednesday in Chicago shopping. Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels and son, Robert, of Chicago and Miss Flora Short of Kalamazoo were Sunday callers at the Frank Zeck home. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Fellhouse Sunday were Mr. Wort Ingrish and Miss Ellen Grey of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kolcr and Miss Helen Kolcr of Chatswortht, Illinois. Twenty-five young people of the Christian Deformed Church went to South Holland recently to attend a meeting Of young people’s societies of seven churches in this region. Mr. A. Peterson has donated $25 to the fire department in appreciation for the service rendered on his property in a recent grass fire.

LONG REACH TO PUNCH COWS

One of flic reasons Fred MacMurray is starring in 20th Cen-tury-Fox’s Technicolor hit, “Smokey,” tanning to the (fayWe theatre, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Aug. 19-19-20, matinee Sunday, is that lie stands six feet three in height. When Director Louis King set about casting the classic Will James story k he insisted that his cowpunchers be at least six feet tall. “You need tall men in the saddle for outdoor films,” King explained. Mac Murray easily filled the bill, but featured players Bruce Cabot, Hoy Roberts, J. Farrell McDonald and famous ballad singer, Burl Ives, just got under the wire —they all are exactly six feet. Anne Baxter has the feminine lead in “Smoky”, which was produced by Robert Bassler.

Stutts DON'T CHANGE JBrtfgCMW dKSh'J Bs HW Fashions in food shopping haven t changed WWcflyym' 1 . . 7* Bi ■ Today 5 homemaker wants the finest food ►.* Z’.’ UN "i at lowest prices just like grandma did 9 That’s why she shops at IGA' BO SWEET PEAS I GRAPE NUTS FLAKES xSo I No 2on 21C l/H I (IPP'O 1A I SPINACH - •'tLLUuu o raisin bran . ( UU C | Fmc> I2r QANKA QQn IGA Brand No. lean lu" that lets you sleep VEGETABLES yis iiqt n I r . M,X R d IM ? 14c mILIIU I ■So Rich it Whips , tall can 5C L Cottage Brand No.2can*T{V gbapenuts prunes <xsu .'l9= | the cereal with the |Q 1 ■WIII-V IV pkg 10** PABLUM ■ Ige. 18-or pkg. 39c I Old Orchard—Pur* PRUNE JUICE Sunsweet Brand q< boi 27c I e.n^L M i«. 67c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 15c Rennet Pudding in I _ Assorted flavor! Pkg lUC (all Our Pnd* JARRINGS 3»0...13c BROOMS .. .••«*> 99c (□h bo to pack*®* Tenderleaf nVACU SEAL LIDS * 10c SANDWICH Bags p* 10c 14 to Pacta®* Pkg’ 1/C j 801 l line €r.flk. AH Whit* UquW Sjm.hm* JAR CAPS .. . *>< 25c SHOE POLISH .~ 9c CheCZltS f . Bna-Quarti MASON JARS «o, 63c A& H SODA . ♦*«*.s< - ■ -H SOFWASH Cleaner I f fa u»>n<»<i wait! and woodwork 3 closlßw Jr I wea.r pots, owne and dish** lIP |*ff fgpeyjML raw '•“-*« " s 1 z gaSK O X YDOL— wi hour b<**c run* B Supplies Av,.liable Periodically ■■■■imhhhbbbbbbbbbhmb BLUE’S I.G.A. SWART’S STORE, LG. A. STORE, WHEATFIELD DEMOTTE

KNIMAN NEWS

Master Phillip Stowell of Shelby came Saturday to visit his aunt. Mis. Lowell Dionne. Jerry Fenye of Chicago spent the week-end with his friend Ted Filson. Lewis Price of California is visiting fiis sister, Mrs. Virgel Ab-

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the mallnr of detimiininir lhe tax rate, for .-ertam puH>'»e« by K'*ncr Town J tsper (’oiiiitv. Indiana, Before the Township Advisory Board Noth-e I- hereby- (riven the taxpayer, of Keener Town-hip. .1 y-l»-r t minty. Imli.ina. that the proper loyal officer. of -aid muni- tpalily, nt their r- uular nieeliny pl.iee. the 27 it ay of An.-U-t 194 b will con-nhi Hi. follow iny Innin I TOWNSHIP HI IMiKT t I.ASMFK \TIOX TOWNSHIP Ff’ND: SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Salary of Trustee » no<» "0 Repair of Buildin<» and Care Offiee Rent 120.00 of Ground- * 1 " Clerk Hire 100.00 Repair of Equipment, eacept Trustee'* Traveling Expellee . . ISO no Sc hool Bie-e« ...... .1 P Salary and Supplie- ... 25 on School Furniture and Equipment. Offiee SuppliCH, PrilltlllK and except School ItUHiM’H • ... ■ Advert u..mr 500 00 Sehool Supphe-. other than Pay of Advisory Board 75 00 .1 a nit on X Supidies • Trustee Bond 1 <•"■«« Janitor'll Supplies 3'< Piro Department 53.285.00 Find f”r School! • • Care of Cemeteries 300.00 Loans, interest and Insurance.. 160 0O Misis-llnneous 200.00 Library ■ Total Town-hip Fund S 5.435.n0 Home Economics TUITION FUND: Ind. Art "" Pay of Teac hers W.2M 00 ,j ,„m. 00 BOND FUND: Liirht and Power 850.00 Prineiiial I 2.000 00 MU „, Ilanpouw 200 00 "t<"m Bond Pumr.-.7.'.-.-. .-.» 2 ‘ Uo Total Fund . ~15.200.00 ESTIMATE OF FUNDS IO BE RAISED FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES Town.li. Vund” Fund tmr. I. ptvsent year, to Dee 31 of ensufm.- year Fund 1 Total Hudirct Estimati- fur IncontinK Year ....$6,436 »lt»,zu » 2 Necessary Expenditures to be made from Ap tioiu i 135 proprialions Unexpended July 31. of present, ye ar 1.3-- ".000 1.1..3" ».* • 3. Additional Appropriations to be made Airuu-I 1. to Deci mlx r 31. of present year iZ'ii'i I 5 Total Funds Required (Add Line. 1.2. 3 and 4 0.757 .3.350 1 .713 Funds on Hand and tu la- Received from Source* Other Than the Proponed Kate of Tax la vy 1320 it Actual Balance. July 31. pn-ent year .... 3.531. 7,061 *.•»« 7 X’u'l.'n'em'r / 2.044 (1.72 ft 3.1130 1.052 S. Miscellaneous Revenue, other than from Tax Levy to la- received from Auruxt 1 of preen t year to December 31. of ensuing year. (See schedule in Trustee’s Office.) (al Special Taxes (Seo Schedules) e'o.x (I.) All Other Revenue (See Schedules) ... . f> Total Funds (Add Lines ft. 7. Sa and Sb) . . 5,580 14,377 38-10 in Net Amount Io lw> raised for expenses to Decomber 31. of ensuing year 2.044 8.11,3 to.Ati, Il Ois-rating Balance (Not in excess of Expense L «.« . 7.509 4,0« nr for Same Period i u«k 12. Amount to be raised by Tax Levy ■•••••••• •*••144 14.11.3 17.. 97 PROPOSED LEVIES un n <uta Net Valuation of Taxable Property Number of Taxable Polls n.,,“2.d FUNDS Levy on Polls Levy on Property Amt. to be Raised Township .. » >!' 14 994 Spec al school 26 • ■■ ~ 11 l.BSft Tot’d" ’” - r >o ‘2’3 35.478 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED _ „ FUNDS Collected Collected Colb'etixl Collected 1944 1945 194 ft 1947 Townshin . * i- 720 * 2 - 450 * B O,W * 3.432 r . OK--1’ 13 991 13 1(12 17.321 14.994 Tuition ChO ° 13.131 8,050 10.388 18,0(JU ml .■■■■ ■' .. 3,2(18 3.075 3.191 1.980 TOTAL ,32,110 $27,337 ,35.1108 >38.478 Taxpayers'a’p’pl-aring shall have a right to be heard then-on. After the levies have Isen determined, and presented to the County Auditor not later than two days prior io the second Monday in September, and the levy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Hoard, or on their failure so to do. by Hie County Auditor ten or more taxpayers fee - mg themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Hoard of lax I oni inissioners for a further and final hearing thereon, by filing a petition with the County Auditor not later than October 15, and the State Board will fix a date tor hearing in ,h ' S C ° Unty ’ IVAN CHEE VER, Dated August 5. 194(1. . Trustee Keener Township. 38 2lc.

THE KANKAKEE VALLEY PORT

bitt. . , . Mr. iliid Mrs. Clem Hubert. WiH iam an<l George Wingerkir of St Mine, Illinois, Mr. ami Mrs. Alfred Merrington ami daughter, Barbara, Mr. and Mrs Dan Mills a,nd children, and Miss Myrtle I.rickson were Sunday guests al the lime of Mr. and Mrs. Bert l-ilson.

Mr. ami Airs. John Krchn ivi and daughter. Grace, drove to Michig n < ity Sumi.tv. I< d I ii- 11 1 i-oiined to < .imp Sheridan on Monday. Mrs. Leonard Nagel was .1 visitor at the Peterson’s on Friday evening.

Thr crnflr airnirr. I lr*t of 11 «erlr« of •if gripping utorlrw i«b<»ut thr exploit* of (rtirlrMN Mlriith who wtixnl « rrlrnllr«»«» war on (hr iindrruiirhl. Thr *>tor> of thr irrnt I oriinrr friijnr-up iipprtir* in Thr Ainrrhiin Wrrkl>l, thr mtiKMflnr diMlrbtilrd with n< \t urrkh. ( lll< IGO >1 IiKRALIb IMFKII WANTED Dead Animals We Go Anywhere Phone Charges Paid M. A. BRYANT THE INDIANA RENDERING COMPANY Phone 167—Rensselaer, Ind. Want Ads \VAN'i'I-:i)—Girl or woman for switchboard operator. Apply Olive Thompson, Telephone office. 32-tfc. CALL B & G ELECTRIC COMPANY, Rensselaer, Ind., for complete motor and refrigerator service. Phone 618. 37-Btp. NOW IN STOCK and ready for delivery Duro Waler Softeners and pumps.—Win. J. Swart & Com DeMotte, 37lfc. FOR SALE-—Enameled coal or wood cook stove in fine condition.—lnquire of Marie Int Veld, DeMotte, Ind. 3 -It FOR SALE—4O tons of second cutting alfalfa hay.—Alvin Lilley, Hebron. Ind., 1L 2, 38-2tp. FOR SALE—Small house, brooder house, chicken equipment, brooder stoves, iron wheel wagon, nearly new, hay rake, mowing machine, weeder, hay rack, incubators, 1 white enamel cook stove, set of harness, collars, corn planter, harrow, 3 sections, 1 cow 3 years old giving milk, 19 geese.— John Shuey, 2Vg mi. southeast of DeMotte. 38-11 p. FOR SALE—26 acres at Kniman, suitable for truck farm, ail tillable land, 7 room house, gm>d outbuildings, electricity. 300 acres, good buildings, electricity, on State Highway 53, 1 mi. south of Kniman road.—Wm. Middelkamp, Rensselaer, Ind. 4 38-2tp. WANTED—BEAUTY OPERATOR Write or come to Helen’s Beauty Shop, Shelby, Ind., Bt. 55. 38tfc

STOP HEATING, MOLDING, MILDEWING IN CORN, HAY, OATS, ALFALFA, WHEAT, BEANS, SHREDDED FODDER For Ab Little AS 15c A TON •< With “SECURITY COMPOUND” “Farm Tested” Manufactured By HUDSON CHEMICAL CO. SHERIDAN, MICH. FOR SALE BY KONOVSKY’S LUMBER YARD De Motte, Indiana

WE GRIinD OUR OWN LENSES Three Optometrists To Serve You 628 Broadway Gary, Indiana

MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS-r Jasper County. Indiana 2(1 years to pay. 4 per cent interest. No fees charged borrower. Phil Wood Seed Store, Bensselaer 339t p. Wedding Announcements are now available at tlie Kankakee Valley Post Offiee. Neatly printed to your individual order. WE NOW HAVE—Deming Pumps Permutit Water Softeners, Cram- Electric Water Heaters, Wiring Material, Plumbing Material, Toilets, Lavatories, and Laundry Tubs,—E. T. Swcney A Son, Hebron, Ind., phone 69 iKtf. ♦ Would you like Io mvc your lionu- or farm from t'lie nir? Ridex nt Cheever BroH. Airport Siindny 2tf.

-'i S-nU EFFECTIVE JUNE 18th CENTRAL STANDARD TIME TO GARY-HAMMOND—CHICAGO 7:20 A. M„ 9:35 A. M., 4:05 P. M., 9:15 P. M. TO LOGANSPORT—PERU—FT. WAYNE 8:25 A. M., 1:35 P. M., 10:20 P. M. TO WABASH—MARION—MUNCIE 8:25 A. M., 1:35 P. M., 4:55 P. M., 10:20 P. M. 4 Round Trips Daily MYERS CAFE DeMotte Phone 16 OPEN DAILY

NOW STEPPED UP WITH AVIATION FUEL INGREDIENTS Standard White Crown Standard Red Crown “Thrill ’er Up!” % Clarence Zylstra Standard Service DeMotte Indiana Enterprise Paints A COMPLETE LINE ALSO ENAKCO MOTOR OIL Otto DeYoung & Sons DE MOTTE INDIANA

r - ~ ~ ~ .-a ~’i Ar > / fpActect 3t With MARKITOP DAIRY FEED VJTAMIN-MINERAL deficiency in feed in many cases can be most costly to dairymen. Slow breeding and nutritional abortion are aometimea cauaed by thia deficiency. Markitop Dairy Feed contains the proteina etmential to promote greater milk production ... and help* guard againat nutritional abortion, slow breeding and other ailment* due to the lack of needed vitamins, bane minerals, and trace minerals-which it contains. By feeding X* irkitop Dairy Feed you help maintain the high milk production of your herd and help protect its breeding efficiency. (Slow breeding and abortion due to feed deficiencies must not be confused with diffic It breeding and abortions caused by the duwase known as “Bang’s Disease” or “Contagious Abortion.”) Come in and let us tell you of the L great savings which Markitop Dairy Feed could make for you, as it is already doing for thousands of other dairymen throughout the country. DeMotte Feed Sales and Service DeMotte Indiana FREE MIXING AND FREE DELIVERY

FRIDAY. AUGUST 16. 1946

T.XPERT seed cleaning service. Let us ( lean your seed wheat. We arc buvers of all clovers and timothy seed, Balbo rye, Certified I-airfield and Blackhawk wheat $2.45 bushel. If it's Seed it’s Johnson’s.—Johnson's Seed Store, Hebron, Ind. 36-lfc. F(„)H S\l.l>B 40 acre farm; five room niodern houses near town; 5 acre farm, small house with electricity, on paved road.—Alfred Ewart. 36-ts: CALL At our IriMiirnne** Ib-pnrt ini-til for inHiirnncc of aIT kind".— DEMOTTE STATE BASK FLOORS BESI HI-'AC.EI)-We do the complete job, cx|M-rt work manship on new ami old uoors.— Hichigcr 4 Hanaway. ts.