Kankakee Valley Post, Volume 17, Number 17, DeMotte, Jasper County, 21 March 1947 — Page 2

The Kankakee Valley Post Published Every Thursday ATI 1)K MOTTE. INDIAN'A Entered :i'> second class am tier in {he mails at DeMotte (Jasper Coulity i Indiana, under the Act of Con gloss of M a fell 8, 1879. K. B. •liobinson Publisher ' A Republican .Newspaper Official for .Jasper County Telephone 2M M lIS< KIPTION KATES IVr Year Payable in Advance.

Classifieds j ’ I ; ; ;s j , . • ■ ( ; j Would. y»»ti like, to see-your !ioiii<* or ( farm from the air? Bides at dice-j \ «r’. Hj'o.-. Airport Sunday 2if. (’All, At oiir Insurance .Depart-| merit Tor insnrnrjceof all Kijids.- j MAP iTI INSTATE! BANK, FOR SALE new. size- 11 G x 12. John Jaliuay!" Phone DeMotte 5(512. - r .■' ——rj r J pORf SALE — Brooder Houses. Rithayd Grevenstuk, Jr., DeMotte. *, m 7. F< )U SA I.E —;4-room house to be mpved off promises. Bdvgain *490. ’Casper Belstra. ml 4 ts. NEED A Stoker —• oil burning furnace shower cabinets Plumbing Supplies—See Robert Walstra. Cct.4tf foil SALE -r—’.GH your certified Lincoln soy beans. Carl L. Britts, 1 mile south DeMotte. m 7. 4t. FOR SALE G room house, lot 98 ft, wide, newly redecorated inside price $4,000. A 1 Ewart*. m 7 ts. FOR SALE Heavy English Leghorn cockerels, $2 per 100. MelcluTt'b Faith Hatchery, DeMotte, Phone 5(520. m 14 ts. , FOR SALE John Deere Man's ure spreader, $40.00. John Kooy, 1 1 1 2 mile north, 1-8 mile ' west DeMotte. d 21-pi t I,ASK I MOTOR CYCLES Sales and Service! American and Foreign . makes. Geo. Laski,l 2 1 i > miles cast of 58 on Virgin Road. m 21-4tp. FOR. SAIfF house, ■ full basement, furnace, chicken ho’ise, silo and barn, $95.00 j)ei acre. A 1 Ewart. .C -/JIUAjjUtL Farm Kor Sale Kpiimin, all tillable, gacd set buildings; also 154 acres close bv, along*, State Road 58, Wm. .Middelkamp. m 7 8 tp. \\ ANTED —i Man or couple to work on farm: wages, sonic farm produce and small cottage . "•furnished.-Write Mrs. A. J. Bjal- . las 15.0 R. 5/ Crown Point. Ind. ... . i • 1 ;.. I turn Water Systems, Peerless Wafer- 1 4 Softeners, . Autjbmatic Elec ip F, jAValej Heaters. Sold by W'm. Swait' Cos, DeMotte, Ind. 1.0 ts ' FoR SA LHyjb Modern (5 room !'.••! - with tp. thermostat coni’dulled hot air fm pact,*- \v iih fau; 8 hdj~ with house, 8 lots block ;i mu house. These lots could iAli—alwb-Ai--—-A- .-A I'oß • 'SALE.' - i Turkey ' poults. We have bur own flock of - ! >|oodt tst ed Breeders. “Only tmike vs- hatched. . Bruertjes Turkey Fnrtn PeMatteL Indiana. B -4to. 'Ft.tß' SA LE - 50 acres. 4 room (house enclosed porch, new bap). ,8 bmodel houses and 'stoyles and - ,ga'-;Vge near Whqat field. Price i " *>')on. Terms. •A 1 ■ Ewart. mr 14 -1 fj W I X(Y\V 11 \\ ! . Deniing Bumps 1 'yimill it W ater Softeners] A rane Electric Water Heaters] Wiring Material. ‘Munibing MaO trial. Toilets. Lavatories, ami Laundry Tubs. lvi T. Swniey A Sop, Heb Von, 1 ml., jihogie 09 lStfj BABY CHICKS i For choice o] "dates, book your chick orders row. All flocks pullorum test! ed. R. tJ. P. matings. Pouitfy / iyfeed and equipment. Dog feed} i Hebron' Hatchery. Plume; 65-Jj POR SALE BRADLEY 7 Fit SINGLE DISC: IN' fL. 2 section C steel ' spike'’ tooth harvbw— both in -go<ul condition. Also a Lady Hibbard elect ric washing mach-ine'.-'in working - order, F red R. M■ >• Jenaar 1 1 -j • nviles North and At: mile west. m 14 -1 Ltji FOR SALR *- White enamel jl . her kerosene rangettt>—pven * attached; white enamel *tetjjl ic( !.t v i\ 75 lb. capacity: Whitt enamel wooden ice box—l2»j 111. capacity; four 1500x16 tiles suitable toi trailer; 12x15 lincifeupi r un-tan . leaf design 1. thiee 4(5 \o!t B batteries-ne\( ( J Harry C. , Huhn, Phone DeMotte 5822. 14 Jiixjwrt Seed CRaniug SeivitL

I Complete line of field and garI den (seeds. Order your clover i seed requirements now. It its 1 seed, it’s Johnson’s. —Johnson’s Seed Store." Phone .15,< Hebron, ; Indiana, do2stf I .. ■ ' ' (FOR SALE Baby Chicks, egg bred -All popular breeds. Broad Breasted Turkey Poults all breed- ‘ ers 100 j)er cent blood tested for Pullorum BWD. Remedies j and Supplies, Melehert’s Farm 1 Hatqhery, DeMotte, Ind. Phone p 5620. ' - 9-ltf |F OR SALE j tractor equiped' with new pow- | e'r life cultivator; nearly new 2-16 in. bottom tractor plow; nearly new 2 row corn planter; nearly new steel grain wagon V on rubber. Earl Schwan/e. I)e----i Motte, Indidna m 7. 2 tc.

SENIORS TO BE GEESTS OF RURAL YOUTH TUESDAY

j The: members of the * Jasper (County Rural Youth Club will be 'hosts l at their annual “senior jnight” to be held Tuesday evening, March 25, in the Rensselaer |High School Gym. , Senior class students from all high schools iw the county are invited to attend. Also any young people who are interested in the Club’sj activities and possible membership are cordially invited. Edwrard Fischer, Journalist at St. Josephs College, will be guest j speaker. j A program of interest to all (has been planned and recreation land refreshments will .follow.-

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prices are boosting the income of American farmers, but those who have been through previous advances know i;hat one day prices will drop as quickly as they have: risen. The question is when will the downtrend begin. The answer seems to lie in foreign pro- j duction. Frarce, Germany and Italy each produce, under normal conditions, more wheat than Australia. In prewar years Europe j (excepting Russia) grew nearly, twice as much as Australia, Ar- ( gontina and Canada combined. If normal crop production is achieved abroad next year, the United - States probably would not export more than a fraction of the es-; timated 850 million bushels ship--ped aboard -this season. A sub- i statitial contraction in our ex-j ports woiild soon build up sur- j pluses here and depress wheat juices. For that reason, wheat growers would do well to watch j foreign crop figures for a hint of future price trends here. Bigger Dollars Most basic U. S. industries are now well a-j long with a ' three-fold program to lift the real value of wages—that is, to increase the purchasing power of the wage dollar. One objective is to increase productivity. Another is installation of more efficient machinery. A tlnrd is intensified research and development, The determination with wdiich industiy is pursuing these objectives is confirmed by William L. Batt president of SKF Industries, Inc., which supplies ball and roller bearings for machines used in every type of manufacturing and is therefore in a good position to discern trends in the making throughout U. S. industry. “A juime factor in in-

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dustry’s planning,” Batt says, “is to keep wages as high as possible because the worker, no matter how far removed from manufacturing processes, is a customer, directly or indirectly, for all of industry’s good and services.” Pointing out that there are relatively few people now willing to pay exorbitant prices, he emphasizes that labor must cooperate wholeheartedly with management to perfect ways of making juoducts at prices that will continue to attract customers and create jobs and wages. Things To Come An air jucssuve cylinder, containing sufficient air to inflate three flat tires. It is small to carry in the glove compartment of your automobile. A 'bread knife with an adjustable gjuide which makes it possible to : cut . slices in even thicknesses. The direction and velocity of the wind may be registered in the house with a new weather vane and windmill set up outside with a dial in the house. Scissors with replaceable blades. Extra blades may be sharpened while substitutes are used. Rubber gloves with non-skid palms, eliminating the weakness of slippery fingers. A new paint cleaner, stronger than previous compounds which clean down to the heel of the brush without injuring bristles or hands. It is said to be equally efficient in removing hardened paint, lacquer, varnish, shellac or enamel. From Bait to Delicacy —• Rosefish, the bait of fishermen for generations, now rates top honors among the finny tribes with Lenten demand for the ocean perch reaching new highs in all sections of the country. A little more than

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a decade ago. New England fishermen returned to Davey Jones all the rosefish that were snared by the trawler’s nets. Then it was discovered that the ocean perch was not only an epicurean delight but it contained an abundant supply of vitamins and minerals. To the Yankee fishermen .that added up to plenty of mazuma! Returning trawlers docked with their holds bulging with the red-robed finny fellows. From an estimated annqal haul of 1,000,000 pounds, rosefish jumped to more than 1000.0000.000 pounds. “Oscars” tor industry The day of the dry statistical annual report appears to he at ap end. Most of the juogressive industrial concerns are now brightening their reports- with dramatic pictures of plant operations and products, thus stimulating header in-

I) EMOT T E S T A T E B A N K Member Federal Reserve System DEMOTTE STATE BANK YOUR DEPOSITS ARE INSURED UP TO $5,000 WITH THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION /zmks a. Increasing the profit from his herd of dairy cows is the " / aim °f every wise dairyman. / Thousands of dairymen have switched to Markitop Dairy (\ Balancer and found it one of /A 'TT n\ the most profitable moves they \ have ever made. Markitop jj|3p\ ¥ • \r Dairy Balancer does just what JSkTa' \1 its name implies, helps to p\) \l "balance" or complete the JL milk cow's ration. It is fed along with grains, roughage and protein feeds, and aids in J§jj (5? maintainyig the herd at a high stafe of efficiency. flj Bi>-3r?r77 Markitop Dairy Balancar is a sciXT'S U J entific blending of vitamins, bass »/||| \NU f minerals and trace minerals. It is l||li \ \ /Cn backed and guaranteed by the EpplS V ' J nationally known Ultra-Life LaboV ratories. You owe it to yourself to get *ke facts at once. fTn Manufactured and Sold by Feed Sales & Service DuMoitc i -i Indiana FREE MIXINC AND HIKE DELI VERY. WITH PURCHASE OF 25 LB. BAG ifj _ _ _ , u $1.89 Pillsbury’s Best H C PE KOCK & SON IMBF* / j ffrifj IHiraiililm WITH PURCHASE OF 25 LB. BAG $1.89 Pillsbury’s Best SLAB BACON 59c CARNATION & PET MILK . . 13c EARLY JUNE PEAS .... 15c 46 or V 8 VEGETABLE JUICE . 39c No. 2 Cans _ 1«c SNO-SHEEN CAKE FLOUR . .35c Measuring Spoons I ree E. H. GULBRANSEN . WHE ATFI KI. D. INDIAN A

terest while promoting products. Lending encouragement to this | trend is the Financial World, which each year examines some 3,000 or more annual statements, picks out the best in each industry and awards an “Oscar." Bits O’ Business Consumer resistance is reflected in the dress making business which is running one-third behind the 1946 rate. Proof, contractors who sew garments for manufacturers are begging for work, whereas a few months ago they were refusing it. National advertisers are cutting their radio expenditures. Some are increasing newspaper advertising as a result; others aie tightening belts. The merchandise fair at Philadelphia was disappointing to hardware manufacturers who found retailers reluctant to buy at prevailing- prices.

|W* Agricultural News^ Letter | y

Prepared by Agricultural Dept., Chicago*Journal of Commerce Production l rged mHE importance of full production of Middle West agricultural prodT ucts pmbauy was never greater in the history of the country than in this coming season. . . . Developments in international politics these days furnish convincing evidence that the United States eon- im has decided to use all-out economic warfare' against Commui. .um <dr other forces wherever foupd. whose aim it is to destroy our motn living S Influence in world Stairs. . . This moans that baitles w,. be fought with .food and manufacturing equipment instead of mine s and tombs and that .ho arras Involved will PrnbaW, Greece to Korea and from Turkey to China. • • iJ lhat uhare faltering or v.orld security is at stake, indica . ns . stantial American Support will be given . ■ wih . ~i rnl(| Currently, tremendous quantities of foodstuffs are moving a n ■. from last* year’s record production, but it is said authoritatively tia greater amounts will be needed to fill the coming years Those commodities that can be transported most convenient Land with least risk of damage such as wheat, processed milk and egg.,, a. well as animaljfats and vegetable oils will be most in demand, a - a P ‘ PS An 'individual’s belief regarding the wisdom of the program should have little effect on efforts for maximum Carr}-<>\ei. sopnlies this Spring will be low ill most commodities, maxing if imperative that production be heavy if for no other reason tha,n that safe'v nutgins of inventories may be regained. . . . Again, there is the weallyr factor: who can say what the situation will be if unfavorable conditions should prevail. ’ f THIS COLUMN IS SPONSORED BY KONOVSKY LUMBER YARD Bus Stop Phone hi MYERS CAFE French Fries - Hamburger Short Orders ~ Meals All Kinds Ice Cream

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