The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 March 1929 — Page 4
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OTHE GREENCSSTEE DSH5Y BANNER, FRIDAY. MARCH 22. 192!).
CLASSIFIED ADS
—For Sale— Automobiles Down Payment FORD, ’27, Tudor $110.00 CHEVROLET, ’27 Coupe $110.00 ESSEX, ’20 Coach $ 70.00 CHEVROLET, ’20 Sedan $130.00 FORD Truck, ’20, Stakes, RuxteR A\le, well tired ..$100.00 CHF.VROLET, ’27 Cabroilet $150.00 INTERNATIONAL truck $100.00 BI'K K Touring $ 50.00 CHEVROLET, ’27 Coach $130 00 FORD Sedan $ 65 00 Your old car accepted as part or all down payment. See HARVEY COX L. K H. C HEVROLET SALES, Oreencaalle, Ind., Phone 346.
FOR SALE:—122'i acres, three mile northwest of Coatesville in Floyd township, Putnam County. By owner W. R. Todd. Phone or address Coatesville, Ind. 20-6t
FOR SALE:—Dinning room suite, FOR SALE—White Plymouth Rock eggs, for >'tting, blood tested. $3.75 per 100. Mis. Rudd Weldon, Fillmore. 13-10t.
The promised “Cookie Sale” sponsored by Mary Emma Jones P. T. A. wnmeii will be held in the Gas Co., office Saturday March 23, from S to 4. Order- for over 200 dozen have liccn placed, and those in charge are perpared to furnish any variety, in any quantity, delivered anywhere in town. Cookies will he on ale all day at the office. 22-lt FOR SALE:—One load of good ham Tim. thy Hay. C. J. Ferrand, Banner Office. 21-2t. Cake- and home ma le Bread sale, at Snidi i’: Store on Vine St., Saturday at !i:uO o’clock, American Legion Auxiliary. 22-lt. FI LM CUR] AUCTION fhura day, M uch 2H, 1:30 P. M., nt 1000 south I cust street, including my entire house old, Con isting of fine Ebersole piano, good rugs, chair and everything used in good home. George Gibson. 22-6p Strawberry plants, state inspected, Spring varieties, 50c up per 100. $3.50 up per 10()O. Lvi i bearers $1.25 per 100; $m.0<) per 1000. Hlack raspberries, $1.75 up per 100; ifK.OO up per 500 plants. Write for catalogue. Peterson Fruit Farm, 10!) Martinsville St., It. 7, Greencastle.
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FOR SALE— Mixed bay. Phone Jessie Met'Lory, Brick Chapel. 22-0p.
FOR RENT:—One attractive room furnished apartment and one cozy unfurnished apartment and garage, close in. Phone 416-Y. 22-2t
-Two rooms kitchen10 Bloomington St.
22-2p
FOR RENT: ett and garage,
FOR RENT:—Modern furni-hed two moms and kitchenet apartment and garage. Close in. Quiet and very desirable. 418 S. Jackson St. 22-31 FOR RENT: -Modern fami he appartment. Private bath, ground floor, Phone 385-X, or 511 Anderson. 20-41. FOR RENT:—5 room house well located. Phone 172. W. M. Huuck.. 18-20-22 3t
FOR RKNTIndiana.
Three rooms,
811 S. 22-3t
—Wanted—
WANTED:—Cuttains Call 432-K.
laundry.
22-21
WANTED Representative to take order for Super Rayon Silk Lingerie and Hosiery. Part or full time. For particulars call Banner Office.
FOOD Sale at Stevens’ Drug store! Saturday nn rning. Section VIII of the Methodist Church. 21-2t o RADIO SERVICE—All radios test-1 ed and adjusted. Work guaranteed. Shop 633 East Walnut street. Phones H14-K or 157-X. Kenneth Day. 15-6t 15-flt
EASTER HATS
A choice display of new Easter hats for women and children, Saturday, loom east of Banner Office. 22-lp
S T U P . CoUGHINVJ Almost instant relief 860 with one swallow of THOXINE Steven’s, Owl's, Fleenor .s ami all other good Drug Stores.
I ‘'mter of the
cations made therefor and approved !
lin accordance with the plans, profiles w ..„. l '"‘"'' t hale, land specifications made therefor and ,, .. |Uart( ‘ r o£ Setti,*! 1 approved by the Board of Commission-' 11 North, Range .‘i u ^ ers and now on file in the office of line of sui,l Willis E. Gill, county auditor of said north to »n in , r ^ countv, at Greencastle, Indiana, and ' ni|ir,,v eilrotj which are now open for the inspection ‘ , :is theBnin,, of liidders in said auditor’s tiflice. j Rockville |{„ a( |.
-FOUND—
TAKEN l ! P:—Red sow at Virgil Buis’ in < • mmercial Place, Sunday. 19-3t. o “.TANNER WANT ADS.” PAY
FILLMORE
WANTED:—A girl hou-ework. Call 529-K.
for
ge floral
22-3t
-For Kent—
FOR SALE— Three stacks mixed hay. Alien Bain on Milligan Young’s farm. s»l-3p
FOOD SALE at Intel’s Shop, Saturday morning by ladies.
Flower Catholic 21-2t
FOR SAI.E:—1924 Overland Sedan good one, 612 Maple St. 2-3p
FOR SALE:—50 acres of land, close to town, no improvements, cheap if sold at once, small down payment. Addle Box R. Care of Banner Office. 21-4t.
FOR RENT: private entrance. Indiana St.
Modern room Reasonable.
with
406 S.
21-tf
FOR RENT — Three unfurni'-hed rooms fur light housekeeping. Inquire 733 East Seminary. 20-tf
WANTED:—Married man, with boy large enough to handle a team. Phone 229-X. or ('all at 902 So. Locust St.
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-Miscellaneous
FOR RENT—Fhimished apartment. Telephone .399. 8-tf.
FOR RENT— Modern three-room apartment. Well located. Phone 694 L. G-tf.
FOR RENT j— Six room house, 408 West Ubeity b't. Phone 668-X. 20-2p.
ENGRAVED CARDS. High School pupils wi lling engraved cards or printed ones, will do well to see our samples before ordering. We carry a high class line of engraved samples. Callt at The Banner Office. Some Extra good home grown Potatoes. J. L. Etter Grocer. Phone 311.
21-2p
HOME Baked cakes, pies, bread and rolls, for sale at Eitel’s Saturday morning by the Catholic ladies. tttlM* 2l-2t.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eastham called on Julian Retro and family Tues-
day night.
Phillip Maslen spent Tuesday night with his daughter, Mrs. Ada Robin-
son, east of town.
Mrs. Lillian Darnall of Coatesville spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. A.
21-0., J. Smith.
A. J. Smith is on the sick list. Mrs. Laura Wright and Mrs. Julian Retro and children visited Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee, Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Hunter and daughter, Ellen Jane, visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Louie Sinclair. Mrs. Ethel Jackson and sons, Eugene and 'Harold, visited .Mrs. Mabel Retro and children Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gorham called on Leonard Heavin and wife Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Kate Campbell and Mrs. Mattie Oliver called on Mrs. Louie Sinclair, Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee called on Mr. and Mrs. Emory Wright, Wednesday night. Mrs. Glenn Rurcell and Mrs. Grace Gorham called on Aunt Bertha Shoptaugh, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Morgan visited her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Sutherlin, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cora Sutheilm visited Mrs. Julian IVtro, Thursday afternoon.
NOTICE The State of Indiana, Putnam County, SS: In the Putnam Circuit Court, January Term, 192!). H. Witt Sutherlin, Administrator of the Estate of Francis Oliver, deceased, vs. Laura E. Posher, et al. No. 7073. The plaintiff in the above cause having tiled his complaint herein and in said court, together with an affidavit that, the defendants, John Oliver, and the unknown heirs at law, legatees and devisees of John Oliver, deceased, are believed to It*' non residents of the state of Indiana; that the residences of said defendants, John Oliver, and the unknown heirs at law, devisees and legatees of John Oliver, deceased, are unknown, and, upon diligent inquiry, cannot be ascertained, ami this action is to sell the real estate of the decedent, Francis Oliver, to pay debts of bis estate, his personal estate being insufficient to pay the debts of said estate. Now, therefore, the said defendants: John Oliver, and the unknown heirs at law, legatees and devisees of John Oliver, deceased, are hereby notified that unless they he and appear on the 20th day of May, 192!), in the Putnam Circuit Court, at the court house, in Putnam County, Indiana, at Greencastle, Indiana, anil answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their ab-
sence.
In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court this 11th day of March, 1929. (SEAL) FEUD LUCAS. Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. 14-21-28-31.
Each bid submitted shall be
companied by a bond, either personal
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Said proposed hi(-hi
or sureity, in a sum equal to double ; thrHP T 1 !*«, ? amount of the bid submitted, con- ln
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ditioned as provided by law for the faithful performance of said work. Bidders will be required to use the form of bond to be furnished by the
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auditor of said county in making theri Wl,, "'<it holji, bid. The sureties on any bond filed, if ‘aerefor.
personal, shall be not less than three
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice i. hereby green by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Putnam, State of Indiana, that sealed bids will be received up to twelve O’clock, noon on MONDAY THE 1st DAY OF APRIL,
1919.
for the improvement of two (2) seperate aud distinct public highways, each said highways being .located in Washington Township, RuCpam <yu|ity. Indiana. " k ) > Eaeh of said two highw|y will be improved under the Three Mile Road Law, and are designated on the records of the Board of Commissioners of said county as highway improvements in mui under the fuilowingknuniJs, towit: . The Daniel A. Hutchf'slh, s f si. Road, located as'fiforesuid,-'to be constructed of gravel, and estimated to cost $6,036.01). The Andy Treater, et al. Road, bloated as aforesaid, to be (yinstj'ucted of gtavel; and estimated to cost $tf.-
636.00.
Each of .-aid roads to ba impiY|ve<l as designated and provided in accord-
ance with the plans, profile t lyuat |iei ifieations made for each i'iC said |Tl ^oirtli
road improvements and approved by the Board of Commissioners and now on file in the office of Willis E. Gill, county auditor of said county at Greencastle, Indiana, and which are now open for inspection of bidders in
said auditor’s office.
Each of .-aid roads is a separate and distinct road Improvement and the contracts are to Is* let as separate im-
provements.
Each bid submitted shall lie accompanied by a bond, either jiersonal or surety, in a sum equal to double the amount of the hid submitted, conditioneil as urovided by law for the faithful performances of said work. Bidders will lie required to use the form of bond to lie furnished by the auditor of said county in making their bid. The sureties on any bond filed, if personal, shall be not less than three resident freeholders of the State of Indiana, at least one of whom shall be a resident freeholder of Rutnain Coun-
ty.
Each bidder shall submit with Ids bid and bond a non-collusion affidavit as required by the statute laws of the State of Indiana. Before the closing of the contract the successful bidder will lie required to file with the auditor a certificate from the Industrial Board of Indiana showing that such bidder has compiled with the Workmen's Compensation Law of Indiana. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to discriminate between bidders and all bids submitted must lie filed with that understanding. Persons submitting a bid for a partnership must set out the full name of each partner composing the partnership in the bid and bond submitted. The time for the completion of each of said road improvements will be agreed upon at the time of the execution of the contract to lie entered into by the Board and the successful bidder. Willis E. Gill, County Auditor of Putnam*County. _ 7-14-21-3t NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Putnam, State of Indiana, that sealed bids will lie received up to twelve o’clock noon, on MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL 1929, for the improvement of a public highway located on the township line between Greencastle Township and Mudjson Township, Putnam County, Indiana. Said highway will be improved under the law providing for tho improvement of highways on township lines, and is designated on the records of the Board of Commissioners of the ( ounty of Putnam, as highway improvement under the following name to-wit: 1 he F. C.Tilden, et al. Road located as aforesaid, to be constructed of stone, and estimated to cost $7,718.50. Said road to lie improved as designated and as provided in accordance with the plans, profiles and specifi-
resident freeholders of the State of Indiana, at least one of Whom shall be a resident freeholder of Putnam Coun-
ty.
Each bidder shall submit with his be gravel, and t|i at bid and bond a non-collusion affidavit | be provided, and as required by the statute laws of the a | omr 'j State of Indiana. | i_j,. ’ . ‘
Befoie the closing of a contract the 11 successful bidder will be required to file with the auditor a certificate from the industrial Board of Indiana .showing that such bidder has complied with the Workmen’s Compensation Law of
Indiana.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to discriminate between bidders and all bids submitted must be filed with that under-
standing.
Persons submitting a bid for a partnership must set out the full name of each partner composing the partnership in the bid and bond submitted.
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that j highway
Said highway oonnirt, , with improved rock amiSigned: H. (\ Cox an.!;' In witness whereof 1 sK my hand and the
fice at Greencastle, Indi,^
day of March, lira. W. E. Gill, Auditor Paf
Indiana.
R M S DKSTRoy Rf
LAFAYETTE, March 1
'the time for the completion of each) I' wo hundred million doll;
of said road improvements will be agreed upon at the time of the execution of the contract to be entered into by the Board and the successful bid-
der.
Willis E. Gill, County Auditor of Putnam County. 7-14-21-3t
notice i’khtion to IMPROVE HIGHWAY
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned auditor of Putnam County, Indiana, that there has been filed In his office a petition by li. C. Cox, et al, for the improvement of a certain highway in Madison Township, said county and state, and that said petition is set for hearing before the Board of Commissioners of said county, on Monday the 1st day of April, 1929, the same being the first day of the regular April term 1929, of said board. Which said petition is in the following words and figures, to-wit: We, the undersigned residents free holders and voters, being more than fifty in number, of Madison Township, Putnam County, Indiana, petition and ask that the highway now established, but only partially improved to any extent, and herein after described, in Madison Township, be laid out, established and improved by grading, draining, ditching, bridging, resurfacing and paving the same under and pursuant to tho Statute ol the State of Indiana commonly known
the “Three Mile Law.”
Said proposed highway construction and improvement is described as
follows, to-wit:
Starting at a point on the Improved gryiyel . road known as the “Fern Roan," in the east half of the northd quart** ol. Section 27 Township
Range G West, said point
being just west of the Bridge over Little Walnut Creek and south of the C. C. <’. & St. L. Railroad Bridge over said creek; running from there north parallel to the stream bed of Little Walnut Creek to the center of the south line of the west half of the southeast quarter of Section 22, Township 14 North, Range G West; from there angling northeast to the south east corner of the northeast quarter of Section 22, Township 14 North, Range G West; from there running due east to a point in the
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