Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 84, Number 19, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 17 November 1960 — Page 4

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PERSONAL NOTICES . OOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOC BAKE SALE ANO BAZAAR. WOMEN OF Church of the Brethren will sponsor a bake sale and bazaar Dec. 3 at the Community building. (48A) WIDOW IN COUNTRY will board elderly people or parent with children. Have mobile home for sale or rent. Lakeville 3541. C46EFA) NOTICE Will the following persons please pick up films left for developing. These are months old and will be destroyed if not called for. Mrs. LaMar Miller, Arneal Pippenger, Mrs. James Tobias, Phyllis Lehman, Stanley Stouder, Ira Hochstetler, Glen Swihart, Ruth Stutzman. JOHNSON DRUG STORE (xcA) |~WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR debts incurred by anyone other than myself. Gilfred Truex. (46A) 3 \\% Dividends .. Currently paid on Shares CITIZENS BUILDING, LOAN & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 112 E. Market St. <cA) COSMETIC PARTY Basement of St. Isidore’s church E. Market Monday, Nov 21, at 7:30 p.m. All girls and women of the community are invited. (xcA) 300000000000000000000000 GOOD EATING 500000000000000000000000 GOOD EATING: MUSCOVY DUCKS FOR Thanksgiving. D. .1. Otto, 2 mi north, mi west of Nappanee. <4BA) GOOD EATING: CHOICE APPLES AT reasonable prices. Grimes and Red and Yellow Delicious. Fred Baumgartner, Vi mi north of Syracuse on Huntington Rd. (46 A) GOOD EATING: JONATHON, GRIMES^ Cortland, Winter Banana, Red and Yellow Delicious and other varieties. Fresh cider. Harmon Orchard. Open evenings till 8:00. Closed Sundays. (tfcEFAJ GOOD EATING: DRESSED HEAVY roasters, and frying chickens, cut up and delivered. Also taking orders for smoked chicken for roasting for Thanksgiving delivery. Mrs. Andrew Mast, Ph Nap L-140, 2 mi east, IV4 mi north of Nappanee. (48FA) GOOD EATING: APPLES, GRIMES GOLDen, Yellow Delicious, Double Red Winesap, Rhode Island Greenings, York Imperial. 4 mi west, >A mi north of 6. Noah J. Borkholder & Yutzy. (tfcFA) GOOD EATING: APPLES, RED DELlcious, Golden Delicious, Rome Beauty and Winesaps. Also honey in the comb. Fresh cider daily. Miller’s Orchard, W. Randolph ,Nappanee, Ph Nap 146. (tfcFA) ~ :a GOOD EATING: WHITE HULLESS AND Jumbo yellow popcorn 10c lb. Mile South, 6 miles East of Nappanee at bridge. Call alter 4 p.m. or Saturdays. No Sunday sales. Harley Miller, Ph Milford OL 8-4811. (tfcA) 300000000000000000000000 MISC. FOR SALE 500000000000000000000000 MISC. FOR SALE: GENERAL ELECTRIC 80 gal. hot water heater. Ph Nap 7721 or R-490. (xcA) MISC. FOR SALE: 10x12 FT. BLDG, 30 steel fence posts, 2000 ft barbed wire. Ph Nap 8351. (48cA> SMALL ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS now on sale at bargain prices. 6 gal only $33.50, 12 gal $37.50 and 20 gal only SSO. For cottages, milk houses, traUers, etc. Ball & Son, 3319 Broadway, Fort Wayne. Ind. (tfcEFAJ

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5000000000000000000000001 MISC FOR SALE 000000000000000000000000. MISC. FOR SALE: ZENITH S BAND RAdio, cabinet style. Phone LakeviUe 5721. (xFA) MISC. FOR SALE: 2 WHEEL TRAILER with canvas. 553 N. Locke, Ph Nap 4710. (48cFA) MISC. FOR SALE: CHICKEN ROOST PITS, 4 sections, each 6xlo. paniel Nissley, R 2, 5V4 mi south, 2 mi west, Vi mi north. (48A) MISC. FOR SALE: 30 FT. ANDERSON Mobile Home, good clean condition, only SIOOO to sell at once. HaU’s Mobile Homes, US 6, LaPaz. (xcFAE) L . . —- MISC. FOR SALE: JET PUMP, BRAND new in original carton. Bargain. Also 50 ft. new V 4” plastic hose. Harry Stark, Yellow-Banks, North Webster. (46EFA) SAVE 20% OR MORE ON YOUR FUEL bill. Enjoy winter comfort. Have your home insulated. Kauffman Insulation Cos., Bremen, LI 8-5124. (46FAE) USED JUNGERS OIL STOVE SEVERAL big coal A wood heaters. Monarch coal & electric combination. B&B Used Furniture. Plymouth. (46cFAE) MISC. FOR SALE: 2 USED 27S GAL. fuel oil drums sls each. 30 gal fuel oU hot water heater 525. 2 new Electromode electric heaters, 1,000 watt $25 each, 1 antique dressing table $lO. Paul Hartle, 452 E. Marion, Nappanee, Ph Nap 845. (46FAE) MISC. FOR SALE: LULLABY 6 YEAR crib complete, boy’s blue dress pants, size 14, 2 white dress shirts, size 12, all excellent condition, boy’s black dress shoes, size 78, worn 2 or 3 times. 305 W. Centennial, Ph Nap 488. (48cA) MISC. FOR SALE: NORGE GAS STOVE with timer & clock, double sink with faucets, 75-Ix4 pickets 4 ft long, breakfast set with 4 chairs. Ph Niagara 6-2171. MA' MISC. FOR SALE: TWO 2Vzx79" PANEL doors with hardware, $2 each. 2 storm windows, two 22x26" glass in each window, $2 each. Retina 35 MM kodak, 3.5 lens precision made, less than half price, S3O. F. A. MiUer, Ph Nap 681. (46A) MISC. FOR SALE: NEW AMANA freezers 20 cu ft upright was $529 now $399. 18 cu ft chest was $399 now $249. 17 cu ft freezer plus refrigerator was $698 now $498 with trade. Nappanee Frozen Food Center, Phone 180. (46cA) MISC. FOR SALE: DOLL CLOTHES, BEtween 200 and 300. 30c - SI. Evenings and Saturdays. Martha Helmuth, 507 E. Walnut. <52cA) MISC. FOR SALE: WOOD FURNACE OR stove. 1 mi south, Vi mi west, then 1 mi south of Syracuse. Andrew Clark, R 2, Syracuse. (xEFA) mTscT for saleTrestaurant equipt Grill, fr. fryer, canopy, refrigerator with compressor, gas stove, 5 cup malt machine, fry cutter, 20 auto, trays, cash register, $495. CaU GL 7-2201, Syracuse. (xEFA)

RUBBER STAMPS 5 Day Service All Types of Stamps Name and Address Date Stamps Signature Stamps Advance-News 156 W. Market Nappanee * (tfcEFA) MISC. FOR SALE: SEVERAL USED jui^ gers oil stoves, 2 used Junger oil stoves, 1 single burner, 1 double burner. Miner Plumbing ad Heating, gtna Green, Ph DUpont 7-2655. * (tfcAEF) MISC. FOR SALE: UNIVERSAL HARD coal burner with 16-inch firepot, good condition, gray enamel. William F. Chupp, R 2, Nappanee, 6Vi mi Sos Nappanee and 1!4 mi W. (47AEF) GENUINE LEVIS FOR ALL THE family, all sizes and lengths Blue Bell overalls and work lonlrptc MAY STORES, Milford (46cEFA) MISC. FOR SALE: TWO BEAGLES, ELigible to register, from good hunting stock, reasonable. Ph Lakeville 2055. (47FA) NEW JET PUMP SYSTEMS ON SALE for $69.88. We stock all repair parts. BaU & Son, 3319 Broadway, Fort Wayne, Ind. (tfcEFAJ Cavalier, Franklin & Phoenix MOBILE HOMES & TRAVEL TRAILERS Parts, accessories and insurance 2 Used Air Streams, 22 ft & 26 ft HALL'S MOBILE HOMES Vi mi. east of junction U.S. 6 & 31 Phone LaPaz SU 4-2551 (tfcFAE) MISC. FOR SALES: RINGNECK MUTANT golden and silver pheasants, alive or dressed. Floyd Gordon, R 3, Nappanee, Ph Wakarusa 756-R. (47AF) MIScTfOR SALE: QUALITY CLOTHING, children and adults. Brown’s Budget Shop, 953 W. Market, Nappanee. We buy also. Mrs. Kenneth Brown. (52cFA) SAVE ON SPENCER FOUNDATIONS AND bras in new fabrics. Limited time introductory discount. Budget payments available. Mrs. Geneva Moore, 354 W. Indiana Ave, Nappanee, Ph 732. (46FA) MISC. FOR SALE: NEW LINOLEUM, Panel Ray gas heaters, dishwasher, full size bed springs, bunting clothes, bedding and raise, items. 953 W. Market, Nappanee. (47cFA) Protect YOUR WATER SOFTENER Use No. 2 Rock Salt Clean - Pure • Trouble Free ROBINSON and PRICE Phone 87 ttfeA) 000000000000000000000000 ODD JOBS WANTED 300000000000000000000000 ODD JOBS WTD: BABY SITTING AFTER school and evenings, house work or baby sitting on Saturdays. Ph Nap 5121, Inez Miller. (xcA) ODD JOBS WTD: AFTER SCHOOL AND Saturday work. Charles Felts, Phone R-211 after 4 p.m. (4flA> ODD JOBS WTD: WILL DO GENERAL hauling Including trash. Mrs. Melba Kahler, Ph Millwood NI 6-2579. (4BA) ODD JOBS! WTD: WILL DO IRONINGS IN my lioue, experienced. Mrs. Elsie Masterson, 457 E. Centennial, Ph Nap 4143. \ (48A)

WANTED 900000000000000000000000 WANTED: DRIVINO HORSE, 4 TO S years old. Safe and sound. WilUs Lehman. Phone Nap L-692. (47A) WANTED: 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT for adults. Phone Nap 223 during day or 701 after 5 p.m. Mrs. Elizabeth Blevins. (47A) WANTED: CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MENtal patients, deadUne Dec. 1. Take to Jay Dee Cleaners or Mrs. Fleetwood, 555 N. Nappanee St. (47A) WANTED TO BUY: USED FURNITURE and Appliances. Used Pianos. GLEN MAST 1054 W. Market Nappanee Phone 6182 (tfcA) TIMBER WANTED All species choice, good sized tracts. CASH BUYERS See Us Before You Sell PIKE LUMBER CO. AKRON, IND. (47EFAJ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOG HELP WANTED 000000000000000000000000 HELP WANTED: TWO MEN PART TIME for this area. Can earn S2OO up per month. Write Box 230-Y, Nappanee, Ind. -4- (4BA) HELP WTD: IBM OPERATORS NEEDED by top industries, 8 weeks training required. Write Box 230-Z, Nappanee, giving age, education, address, and telephone. (48AEF) HELP WTD: DOOR TO DOOR AND TELEphone canvassers for survey, men or women. Guaranteed starting salary. Phone Nap 312 for appointment. (xcA) 000000000000000000000000 FOR RENT XX9OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FOR RENT: 3 ROOM SECOND FLOOR apartment with private entrance, unfurnished. Ph Nap 542 after 1 p.m. (48cA) FOR RENT: S ROOM APARTMENT ANO bath, gas heat. Hot and cold water. Ph Nap 324. (xA) FOR RENT: 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, OIL heat, hot water, garage, located 806 E. Market, Ph Nap 3051 after 5:30. (47A) FOR l&NT: NEWLY DECORATED 3room modern house, in town. Gas heat. Call Nap 565 or 4132. (48cA> FOR RENT: CABINS BY THE WEEK FOR sleeping rooms. Inquire at 357 N. Elm or Phone Nap 5511. (47A1 FOR RENT: S ROOM HOUSE ALL MOO ern but furnace, no pets. 3 mi east, IV4 mi north of Nappanee, Ph R-673. (47cA) FOR RENT: APARTMENT, 3 ROOMS AND bath, oil heat. Inquire after 5:30, first house south of Highway 6 and County road 15. (48A)

FOR RENT: FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT, 4 rooms and bath, partly furnished. 252 E. Lincoln, Ph Nap 1241 after 4 p.m. (46 A) FOR RENT: DOWNSTAIRS 2-BEDROOM apartment, heat and water furnishedEquipped with electric stove and refrigerator. Phone Nap 62 or 462. (46cA) FOR RENT: 3 ROOMS, WATER AND heat furnished, stove & refrigerator if desired. Kay Hively, call 206 or 8121. (tfcA) FOR RENT: AIR CONDITIONED UNFURnished upstairs apartment, 3 rooms and bath, available Dec. 1, heat, water and Bas furnished. Phone John Bigler Nap 221 days or 2992 after 6 p.m. (48cA) FOR RENT: PORTABLE TV BY DAY OR week. Ideal for shut-ins and hospital patients. As low as 50c per day. BREMEN RADIO CLINIC. XJ.S. 6 West, phone LI 6-4481. (tfcFAE) FOR RENT: BUNGALOW, 6 Ml. S QF Nappanee, modem with oil heat. Warren McCuen, R 2, Nappanee, Ph Millwood NI 6-2219. (46FAE) FOR RENT: 8 ROOM HOUSE WITH ATtic storage room. Water softener, automatic gas water heater, automatic gas floor furnace, gas for cook stove. All natural gas. Large bathroom with outlets of cold and hot soft water, for automatic washer, cold and hot soft water at kitchen sink. Lavatory and bath tub. See or call J. E. Gall, Nappanee, Ind. Home Phone 3062, factory Phone 310. (tfcFAE) FOR RENT OR SALE: INDUSTRIAL property, located on approximately 5 acres all in one tract, only 6 blocks from main square of Nappanee, or junction of roads US 6 and State road 19, and west Randolph St., on South Nappanee St. 1 cement block building, 70x165, 1 cement block building 75x145, 1 cement block building 23x160, 1 cement block building 25x100, 1 cement block building 20x40, 1 cement block building 20x30, 1 cement block building 24x45, 1 steel building 40x100. All buildings have cement floors, plenty of parking. Will rent or sell one or more. If interested see, phone or write. Home Phone Nappanee 3062, office Ph Nappanee 310. J. E. Gall, owner, Nappanee, Ind. (tfcFAE) oooooooooooooooooooooooc USED CARS iOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOC USED TRUCK: 1958 INTERNATIONAL A--160 truck. See at 301 W. Indiana or Ph Nap 7601. (48cFA) USED CARS: 1956 FORD 4 DR. H.T. OR 1955 Buick 2 dr H.T. Will sell either for less than book. Will trade. Cell 2790-X. 953 E. Walnut, Nappanee. (xcFA) USED CAR: 1960 CHEV. 2 DOOR, IM pala, 280 engine, std. shift, all white, red interior. 505 N. Clark, Nappanee, Ph 4690. (47FA) USED TRUCK: 19S8 FORD CUSTOM, Ranchero, radio. 505 N. Clark, Nappanee, Ph. 4690. (47FA) USED CAR: 1959 STUDEBAKER LARK, with overdrive. Perfect condition. Priced low. Call Nappanee 649. (46cAEF) USED CAR: 1956 CHEV VS POWER PACK 4 dr. H.T. Bel Air with padded dash radio and heater, good WW tires & automatic trans, in A-l condition. Can be seen along 100 block N. Clark, Nappanee, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. See Marvin Schmucker at Advance*NewSj Nappanee. (tfspEFA) TRUCK SPECIALS! 1953 DODGE % ton pick-up 1950 DODGE % ton pick-up 1950 CHEVROLET % ton pick-up V OTHER SPECIAL BUYS 1959 FORD Convertible, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering 1960 FALCON 4 door, Demonstrator

MORETTO MOTOR SALES LI 6-6071 US 6 west Bremen v (xcFA) X}OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi USED CLOTHING 000000000000000000000000 USED CLOTHING: GIRLS RED WINTER coat. 3 piece, size 4. Boys gray winter coat, size 4 with matching cap. Charles Chapman, Pb Nap 342. (46A) USED BLACK ALL-WOOL suit, size 12: R Key all wool dress, rose, size 12VS. Both like new, Childs coat, size 5 dark blue wool. Phone Nap 7974. \ , <4Bc A) USED CLOTHING: IT PAYS TO SHOP the budget way! large selection Os men,, women, & childrens better clothing. COats, boots, shoes etc. Browns Budget Shop, Nappanee, W. of stop light, Ist house beyond Sunoco station. (48cFA) USEDCLOTH ING : OTTO'S RESALJ SHOP open again b.v popular request. The best in good used clothing. Daily 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. except Sunday. 2 mi east of

USED FURNITURE 900000000000000000000000 USED FURN: DRY SINK. PH NAP 2SS2. (tfcA) All Kinds of USED FURNITURE Rugs & Pads Dishes • Chrome and oak dinette sets S2O up Radios and TV's with new picture tubes Chest of drawers Rolloaway beds, .complete sls Double door utility cabinets Duo Therm oil heaters with blower GLEN MAST 1054 W. Market Nappanee Ph 6182 (tfcA) 300000000000000000000000 APPLIANCES oooooooooooooooooooooooc GAS RANGE, FULL SIZE, GOOD BUY. Robert Pittman, WE 6-7092, Plymouth. (48spFAE) All Kind* of USED APPLIANCES GLEN MAST 1054 W. Market Nappanee Ph 6182 (tfcFA) Announcement Bolt’s Store is now the Frigidaire Dealer For Nappanee SEE US FOR NEW FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES For Service Call LI 6-5751 OPEN MONDAY NITES BOLT’S STORE 6 miles west on Highway 6 (tfcA) APPLIANCES Electric ranges, 38 & 18 inches Gas ranges, 38 & 18 inches Elec. Maytag & Speed Queen wringer washers Gas Maytag & Speed Queen wringer washers Gas, &’electric dryers 535 up Frigidaire Double beds complete Baby beds complete End & step tables GLEN MAST 1054 W. Market Nappanee Ph 6182 (tfcA) Pre-Christmas Clearance on Used TV's and Appliances 21” All Channel RCA Console Television 1959 Frigidaire Automatic Washer, Full Warranty _ $84.50 Late Model 24” RCA All Channel Television SBS 3 Speed Phonograph 21” Blond All Channel Crosley Television ———~ $65 RCA, 4 Speed, Orthaphonic Hi-Fi - Reg $99.95 __ only $36.50 BREMEN RADIO CLINIC US 6 west LI 6-4481 (xcFAE)

GUARANTEED USED APPLIANCES Quaker Oil Heater with circulating fan $24.95 General Electric Range Marion Range $39.95 Square Porcelain Tub Maytag Wringer Washer, Completely rebuilt $49.95 Easy Spin Dryer $34.95 Frigidaire Electric Dryer Frigidaire Electric Dryer $59.95 OPEN MONDAY NITES Phone LI 6-5751 BOLT'S STORE U.S. 6 East Bremen (tfcFA) 300000000000000000000000 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO* AUTO WASH Be first to enjoy this amazing opportunity. Enjoy these advantages as an owner of a coin operated car wash multiple operation, No land to lease ,no building to buy, no fixed overhead, no labor problems, no experience necessary. We furnish location, installations, and training. You furnish $2,990 (total) and reap the profits. Can be handled without disturbing present occupation. Write for local interview. • WESTERN SALES 4010 Building 4010 West 65th Street Minneapolis 24, Minn. (xA) OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC AUCTION SALES

WAKARUSA COMMUNITY SALE Sale each Thursday Bring what ydu have to sell and buy what you need. Veal, Light 18 -25 c, Heavy 25 • 30c per lb Bu. Lambs : 18c to 21c per lb Fat Hogs 17.50 to 18.00 per hundred Bu. Sows 13.50 to 14.70 per hundred Bu. Boars 11.00 to 11.60 per hundred Bu. Heifers 18.00 to 20.00 per hundred Bu. Steers 18.00 to 20.00 per hundred Bu. Cows 14.00 to 17.00 per hundred Feeder Shoats 10.00 to 16.25 per head Store Phone 88 Sale Barn Phone 371 (tfcA) 900000000000000000000000 BLDG MATERIAL 000000000000000000000000 LEESBURG DOOR SALE DOORS DOORS AND MORE DOORS. We Fired The Buyer But We've Still Got The Doors. 300 New Doors bought at Auction now offered at Low prices. Wood Combination Doors Lots of Hard to Find Sizes Your Choice at $13.95. Many Interior and Exterior Doors at Savings Os 50% Or More. Free estimates on everything for farm and home building. Free deliveries. Satisfaction guaranteed. Use one of our seven credit plans or buy Cash & Carry at 10% off. Phone Leesburg Lumber in Leesburg GL 3-3144 collect. (xcAF) 000000000000000000000000 LIVESTOCK 000000000000000000000000 LIVESTOCK: SI HEAD OF WEANING pigs, also 7 ft single disk. Willard N. Miller, south on County Line road to 5B road & hi mi. west. (xFA) LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: WORK HORSE, 11 years old sorrel mare. Levi M. Yoder, 6 miles southwest, Nappanee, R 2. (46FA) LIVESTOCK: 2 YEAR OLD STANDARD bred stallion, well bred. Also work horse and bred mares, pony mares, geldings and stallions. Priced to sell, must make room for cold feather. Bacon and Yoder, 5 mi north of Waterloo, Ind. Ph Ashley 316-M. (47EFA) FARM MACHINERY I .■" r, . • ■ ■| 000000000000000000000000 F.M. FOR SALE: 1954 FARMALL 300 ON 13x38 tires, equipped with fast hitch. Also choice of 3-14 or 3-16 fast hitch plow with break-back bottoms. Keith Anglemyer, mile W, IV4 mi. Sos Wakarusa. Ph 752-W, (47FA) FOR GOOD BUYS AND FAIR DEALING IN FARM MACHINERY SEE Burkholder Implement Sales Nappanee, Ind. Ph 134 Your John Deere Dealer - CtfcAF>

SERVICES 000000000000000000000000 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY WORK. PH Wyatt NE 3-2561. (48F) PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR THE only way scientifically and electronically. Edgar Horein. 11l Wabash Ave, Wakarusa, Ph Waka 358-W. (48FA) AUTO INSURANCE WITHOUT A membership fee or possibility of assessment. See Bob Callander, 206 W. Market. (tfcA) GRASZ SHOE REPAIR 105 N. NAPPANEE CARPET AND FURNITURE cleaning, in your home or will pick up. All work guaranteed. Ph Nap 536. Rays Carpet Shop. (tfcA) SERVICES: WILL DECORATE YOUR cakes for special occasions, or I will bake and decorate. Inquire Dorothy Arch, Ph Nap 433. (tfcA) We pay 5% Interest on money Invested with ns. AMERICAN FINANCE CO. Inc. (ticA) SIGNS Truck Lettering Scotch Lite Highway Signs Display Cards Etc. Bremen Advertising Cos. Phone LI 6-7951 (46 FA) SERVICES: PIANO TUNIHG A REPAIR, factory trained. For info, write M. Houghton, R 2, Plymouth or call coUect after 6 p.m. WE 6-8796. (tfcAEF) "for Clock or Watch . Repair SEE DRAKE'S JEWELRY WAKARUSA CtfcFA) We Are Paying 3% On Savings Quarterly STATE BANK OF NAPPANEE Phone 440 (tfcEFA) MASON CONTRACTING. JACK M. Fuller, 360 E. Lincoln, Nappanee, Ph 851. (tfcAFE) SEWING MACHINE SERVICE Repairs, clean and adjustment, conversion, accessories. Call evenings or Sat. . Merle Armold, 703 W. Market, Nappa nee. Ph 3404. (tfcFA SEGRAVES BEAUTY SALON 410 S. Michigan St. LAKEVILLE Hours: 8:30 to 5:30, Fri. 9 to 9 Phone Lakeville 4561 (tfcF)

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UHF CONVERTERS As Low as $12.50 Complete Service on Car Radios PHONE LI 6-4481 Bremen Radio Clinic U.S. 6 west Bremen (tfcFAE) DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOO REAL ESTATE 300000000000000000000000 R.E* FOR SALE: 25 ACRE FARM, 13 miles south of Nappanee. Modern buildings. Will consider trade on city property. Possession immediately. Phone Nap 8182. . <4BcA> FOR SALE OR RENT: 40x60 ALL MOD'em bldg Hi mi west of Bremen on Rt 6 with bOO ft of parking area, well lighted. Bremen LI 6-2171. (46cFAE> rTe. FOR SALE: CORNER LOT, EAST North and N. Huff St., Bremen. Call LI 6- 4852 or inquire Francis Ritter. C4BF) R.E. FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1540 ACRES, good soils modern buildings, $50,000. Can be bought with personal property, we finance, easy terms. Brokers invited. Kenneth Amstutz, Harlan, Ind. (47FAE) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern, 4 bedroom, 2 story home on E. Market. Oil furnace, hot air, kitchen cupboards. Large corner lot. Priced at $9500. Contract terms, if desired. Modern 3 bedroom bungalow, in good condition. About 7 years old. Land contract terms if desired. 801 W. Centennial St. Immediate possession. 2 story and basement family home. 8 rooms stoker furnace with hot water heat, water heater and softener. 2 car garage. 106’ frontage. 507 N. Nappanee St. (Across from park) Immediate possession. Also, 75 foot building lot, south of above listing. Custom built 3 bedroom ranch type home, with carport. Bottled gas heat. 1 mile south and 2Vi miles east of Nappanee on blacktop road. A desirable home at areasonable price. Large, 3 bedroom bungalow, with attached 2 car garage, full basement, hot water heating, gas water heater, 2 baths. Avery desirable home on E. John st. 2 bedroom, brickcrete, all modern home. Oil furnace, includes carpeting. Located at 554 S. Madison. Priced to sell quick at $7500. Modern, four bedroom family home, close to Central School and downtown area. This home can be bought with reasonable down payment on land contract. Excellent location at 307 N. Main. Full sized 66x132 foot lot. See us for these and other listings. WILLARD M. NAYLOR Real Estate & Insurance 112 E. Market Ph 290 (atoAi

FARM SUmKS 000000000000000000000000 F.S. FOR SALE: TIME NOW TO get your fall fertilizer. Save money by buying now, we have not raised our prices. AIL analysis available. Elkhart County Farm Bureau Co-op, Ph Nap 97. (tfcA) FARM SUPPLIES: STEEL ROOFING farm fencing, steel posts, railroad iron posts, structural iron, also culverts. Reasonable. Bourbon Junk Yard, Bourbon, Ind. Ph Fireside 2-3206. (tfcFA) 1,200 Bu Corn Crib _ ' $279 Gravity Beds $l6O 4 Ton Wagons slls Used Wagons BREEDING FARM SUPPLY New Idea, J.I. Case & Gehle Dealer Vz mi W. on US 30, Plymouth WE 6-3290 <46cFA) 300000000000000000000000* LEGAL NOTICES 300000000000000000000000 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR NEW POLICE CAR The Common CouncU of the City of Nappanee, Indiana will receive sealed ifroposals for anew police car. Said proposals will be received at the office of the City Clerk-Treasurer, Nappanee, Indiana, until the hour of 6:30 P.M. (CST) November 21, 1960, at which time and place all proposals will be opened and read aloud. Complete specifications are on file at the office of the City Clerk-Treasurer. Trade-in allowance must be given for the present Police Car, a 1960 Pontiac, 4-door sedan. The Common Council of Nappanee, Indiana reserves the right to reject aiiy or all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding. All Bidders shall execute a noncollusion affidavit required by statute and submit same with proposal. Certified check or bank draft payable to the Common Council of the City of Nappanee, Indiana or a satisfactory bond executed by the Bidder and a Surety Company and payable as set out above in an amount equal to five per cent (5%) of the bid, shall be submitted with such bid. Dated this 7th day of November 1960. COMMON COUNCIL OF NAPPANEE Ralph L. Greene Clerk-Treasurer Publish Nov 10, 17, 1960 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR NEW STREET DEPARTMENT TRUCK The Common Council of the City of Nappanee, Indiana will receive sealed proposals for anew truck for the City Street Deaprtment. Said proposals will be received at the office of the City Clerk-Treasurer, Nappanee, Indiana, until the hour of 6:30 P.M. (CST) November 21, 1960, at which time and place all proposals will be opened and read aloud. Complete specifications are on file at the office of the City Clerk-Treasurer. Trade-in allowance must be given for the present truck, a 1954 Chevrolet, with dump body. The Common Council of Nappanee, Indiana reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding. All Bidders shall execute a non-collusion affidavit required by statute and submit same with proposal. Certified check or bank draft payable to the Common Council of the City of Nappanee, Indiana or a satisfactory bond executed by the Bidder and a Surety Company and payable as set out above in an amount equal to five per cent (5%) of the bid ,shall be submitted with such bid. Dated this 7th day of November, 1960. COMMON COUNCIL OF NAPPANEE Ralph L. Greene Clerk-Treasurer Publish Nov 10, 17, 1960

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF HEARING ON ORDINANCE FOR ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the Taxpayers of the Civil City of Nappanee, Elkhart County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular place at the City Hall, Nappanee Indiana, at 6:30 P.M. (CST) on the 21st day of November 1960, will consider the following additional appropriation for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1960, which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time:— Street Labor Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Tax Board, which Board will hold a further hearing within 15 days at the County Auditor’s Office of Elkhart County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, Taxpayers objecting to said additional appropriation may be heard and interested Taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Dated this 7th day of November, 1960. COMMON COUNCIL OF NAPPANEE Ralph L. Greene Clerk-Treasurer Publish Nov 10, 17, 1960 ’ NOTICE OF HEARING^ ON FINAL ACCOUNT STATE OF INDIANA, ) ) SS: ELKHART COUNTY, ) IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Hattie Cunningham, Deceased. IN THE ELKHART CIRCUIT COURT. ESTATE NO. 8630 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Melvin Culp of the above captioned estate, has presented and filed: (a) A final account in final settlement of said estate and petition to settle and allow account. (c) Petition - for authority to distribute estate. and that the same shall be heard in the court room of said C.ourt on the sth day of December, 1960, at which time ail persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Melvin Culp Executor Bernard L. Buckley Clerk of the above captioned Court Joseph W. Kindig Attorney for Estate Publish Nov 10, 17, 1960 BUILD BIRD-FEEDING STATIONS NOW FOR PLEASURE THIS WINTER Whether you live in the city or country, a project that will bring happiness and entertainment when snow comes is to build bird feeding stations in sight of your windows. You may use scraps of lumber, garbage can lids, or what is handy. Essential is a roof over the feeding spot so that snow and ice will not cover the grain. Birds are colorful and lively and are worth their weight in gold destroying weed seeds and harmful insects. Carl Lowden of Shelbyville says, “Those persons who do not know birds are missing an entire world of nature’s wonderful, pleasure. Somehow knowing our colorful and ever interesting birds, enables us to appreciate more fully, the wonderful worlds about us and makes us thrillmgly glad just to be alive and able to see and to hear and exercise our senses.”* Rain falling on north side of Triple Divide Peak, western Montana, winds up in Mackenzie River and Arctic Ocean; that falling on south side, in the Mississippi and Gulf; on the west side, in the Columbia and Pacific.

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By Frank A. White The popular belief that Hoosier aqto drivers are wild and irresponsible behind a wheel is not true. A factual look at statistics of the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee shows that most Hoosiers do a good job of driving. It is only the reckless minority that causes bloody slaughter on highways. In 1937, we had 1,367 persons killed on Indiana highways. But in that year, we had only 1,013,741 motor vehicles registered in Indiana. In 1959, the number of fatalities on Hoosier highways was held to 1,125 persons. Yet, the total number of registered motor vehicles on the highways of this state at the time, had climbed to 2,170,062. Along with this fabulous increase in motor vehicles on the highways of this state, we tacked up a fantastic 20 billion miles of travel. These figures are a testimony to Indiana drivers exercising care. Furthermore, Indiana brought its total traffic fatalities in 1959 down to 5.4 per 100,000 traffic miles. This is the same as that of national. In 1958, a total of 36,981 persons were killed on highways in the U. S. This was one person killed for each 178,600 vehicle miles, or one death per 1,852 registered vehicles. This was a big , improvement over the 1923-1927 period when there was one fatality for each 900 vehicles, or one death for each 54,900 miles. Asa whole, motor vehicles count for one death out of every 4,700 Americans. That is all improvement over 1937, when one out of every 3,250 Americans were, killed by motor vehicles. CARGO PLANE TERMINAL Gov. Harold W. Handley had his youthful state aeronatuics commission director, Richard L. Cunningham, unrolled some big maps at his press conference. Theme was that Indiana well may be come the jet cargo center of the world. O’Hare Airport in Chicago will reach its operating capacity by 1965. It will then be handling only passenger planes. Midway airport at Chicago cannot handle pure jet planes without buying additional land and the price of that land is prohibitive. Gary Municipal airport is hemmed in on all sides. Turbo-jet cargo planes with great load capacity have been promised for early delivery. We are on the threshhoii of-the pure jet cargo plane. A study by Indiana Aeronautics Commission shows that a jet cargo center could be built in Porter or Lake county on land available. Gov. Handley has asked the Commission, Purdue and Indiana University researchers, to proceed with detailed study of the feasibility of a jet cargo port in northwest Indiana. He will then submit this report to the new legislature that will meet in January.

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HALF A MILLION IND. FAMILIES BORROWED FROM LOAN CO. IN 1959 More than a half-million Hoosier families last year faced money problems beyond their means and found a credit-saving helping hand in the services of Indiana’s licensed small loan companies. “These local businessmen furnished individual help to 639,623 families when they most needed it during 1959 with loans averaging $345.79,” said Ron Kiester, manager of American Finance Cos., Inc. “The reasons people borrow money and the uses to which they put it are many and varied,” said Mr. Kiester. There are six principal reasons for the use of consumer credit, to pay past-due and accumulated debts, to meet emergencies, to enjoy the use of goods and services while paying for them out of future income, to avoid disturbing savings and investments when making larger purchases, to improve living standards and for convenience and self-imposed savings programs. “Other uses of loans include health and cultural services, clothing, home and auto repairs, taxes, mortgage payments, moving expenses, education, rent, and purchase of labor-saving tools and appliances.” These small loans added up to $221,175,952 during the 12-month period, Joseph McCord, director of the Indiana Department of Financial Institutions has just reported. The figures are based on sworn annual statements sul> mitted by the 718 small loan licensees as of Dec. 31, 1959. From the Norwalk, Connecticut, Hour: “British government-subsi-dized medicine often referred to by Britons themselves as the terrible example of socialized medicine was given another jolt by an investigation by the British Medical Association. . . . “Singling out anew housing development on the outskirts of London, the researchers chose 2,500 inhabitants at random and quizzed them on their health and medical treatments. They discovered that even among those enjoying good health, the obsession of ‘free’ medicine has turned a majority into hypochondriacs. . . “Britain is on a gigantic medicine kick, brought about by placing medical treatment on a level with free samples of chewing gum.”