The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 August 1934 — Page 3

eTHE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1934.

SSIFIED ADS

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iiNOUNCEMENT To the Autor ru hiic: I have been, chosen to , ,| ciair e Robinson as a dealer

Ivniouth and DeSoto cars in this gpi-viceg-p ( . rf , oni)1 tfv caratre and service "i «»ihpr op. Kxppn-. itimt). • , furrent OliarRps

i Oil

I < Certain Hefor, tpo Count

•I' TAV I.RV IKS i’urposos by Putnan.

Noth-C Is h..rX.' y u -K < 2! , . n o, 1 ^,oa^,, of ''ounlv Commlsslnners. ' * l: l lx I ,:| VeiB of IMitnam County, tmllann

prop, r l,.p ii off|' cis of 'V'V ' o*'' S of County, It,.liana, that the

|t ,he R, Id# n ffnraKe in Fill-j | 11,n’t buy your car until you

ISO ' rons. ii ror

Wilford DeWeese. l\ , unnii iaiiiior I > !"«“ • Mo " ,i '. iy ’ ^•tAir V (MI*er I o"Kxpe, n i cro on.cro ill I< 111 - i I oiiiiIa I

Rorvlces I'ctHoiml

All Other Op. Kxpense

. rine chance and I will sell you Properties* . i\r\r\ *i •i. i ^ oiipty Hooorilor 1, »• UOO to 75,000 miles Without Services I'eiMon.il ■ i theBp cars. You know it AI1 ,,t| o t' op. Kxion-, |,,y you to give me a chartfce. Will Setvirfjr ivrsonai

IKT CI.\SSII’IC.\Tlti.\ foK

< irritit . o.irt

1.1520.00

:iL'r,.oo 350.00

L f ,r your

car or all kinds of live

All Other <

E grain or what have you. I will

I Plymouth and DeSoto ears, Rod 1,1 fence, Red Top posts, Oliver

|i, tv line of farm tools, material of all kinds. WAL-

I ( \MPBlft.L, Robinson (iar-

Fiilmore, Ind. 16-18-2t I

H K\p' i ( mi ,il v '

. . $^4 40,00 . . 14(i5.0O . . 1 20.00 . . 64:..00

100.00

$2140 no .. 450.00 . $1120,00 .. 009.00

;nse

iinly Sur\i‘ > \4,r

Services Personal

All Other Op. Expense .j j Properties 3

< 'oiint> Siiperlnifiiilent

$1 r.00.00

».oo

35.00

For Sale-

Services ]»»>rsonnl

.\I1 other Op. Expense Current Charges Properties

County Coroner

Services Personal

Op.

I ounO

>erv

VII

Other O

Expense

AsnewMor

Services Personal All Other Op. Expense lOUN^mr \SSESSOH

. .$2000.00 .. n .voo . . 2:..09 .. 125.00 . . . $680.00 . .. 100.00

$1 14’..Oft 4::‘..00

f riielr . .Iih-H^oo T(»\% imli ii,

II lit K, r Services p4 is. ) |::.|

(1R SALE: Stewart _ t St is, 100 Columbia I*All mil. , Op Kvpt

1 TOWNkllir \ssi>xnn

I'rniikIin l'ownMhi|»

Services Personal

$460.00

r'-

1,1. Aid;: licai-lc pups, 001 W. ] A » (Jiher^t m

l ig-2P j Pi; - \| !•;: Watermelons, red ripe [n and l. r ) cents. Economy store. It icR SAl.E: IhO shoats, 90 to 100 L • ^0 sows to find pigs soon. R 27. He'll.

$ l.WOO

46 30

57.50

For Kent—

|0K I!1 NT: Five room semi-mod-house with garage. Inquire . r >02 i street. ° lO-Sp

Expens,.

TOW NMIIP \ ss|>«io|(

liusscll i'oi% n««|ii|i

Services Personal | All Other Op. Expense ....

row \smr

I lilllOll Vu\> QMlli|»

. Services Personal

row NMiir \ssi>soit

>toui*o«‘ imliip

j Services Personail

row \miiip \ssi>soii

I lot $1 Ton iimIiIii

1 *erspnaJ . TOW \s||11» \^si ssnlt

>liirlon To«\ nslii|i SeryhM s 1’< i un.il

All 0 (n!!er Op- Expenses

TOW \spitr \ssi>««ok I * m* iii'tiM I It* 'l'o\% usiiip

Services Personal $1290.00 All Other Op. Expense 10.00

EVI I W \ r | Ol I III N I -*

Iok: Itudget OHNTIES

'I’OW N K||| |» \HM|.>MO||

'l'<n> iimIiIi,

$’00.00

$476 00

$’3’. 00

$1 IIIIIM4III

Servlet'S If. i -..n;il f • TOWNMIIP W UMliInKfun TowiiNliip

Services Personal

TOW Nsmr \MSKMSIIH

V\nrren 'ro«wiMhl|»

Services Personal

township \*Kr.t«oi<

•It It’erMon To%%iiM|ii|,

Ser ♦ . s 1*, l-M,,I,;,l

low NsllH* %SMEK.MOI<

I loverilnle Tom iimIiI),

Services 1»rsonal

I'roNei'iitlnw: Attorney

vi« * n I*. : .ii .i I $1 70ft 00 All Other up Expose* 230.00

I Ireult Court

Services P. rsonal $4200 00 All other Op Expense. 1875.00 Curiant Cliarges 326 00 Properties 350.00

Coin»t> Court lloiiMe

Services PerF.mal $1824.00 All Other Op. Expense 4000.00 Material 300.00

l'«»unty .lull

AH Other* Op Expense $13’0.00

County liiflriuiiry

S« rvl • I*, i h .,l . , All other Op. Expense Material

i oiini> i oiiiiiilm«loneri Si - e\- j, , - } - i)

All otin r up. Expense Current Charges

Current Obligations

Not claims - but FACTS are making

Services

$455.00

.$4’r, 00

.$455.00

$455.00 . 50.00

< oiinty 11 om |i i f ii I

All (It Her (ip. I; x pense | I *urr^nt ('ha rge ;

$2800.00 . 5100.00 . 300.00 $6063.50

. . . 2500.00 . . 49,920.00 . . . 2271.61 $ 1 is.3 : t •* i

TOTAI, tiKNKKAI, Fl'Nl’..

I . I( «;.•

I titn»r

Hhm|»I|||| IIoiiiIs mill luW'resI

Interest tn.h,. paid 2445.00 Total Hospital Bond Funds .... $7445.o0 l on ii I % I nit Itoiiil IIo»i«Im Prln. to be Paid $18.256 00 Int. to he Paid 12,117 42

Bond

CieHillne

s* i vi. • i p.. • i $•! .. u All utle r up Expense • 1130000

. $13,321 6 5 . 13,54 7 52

I 16 7 9 5

f, Ii RENT:—Four r.mm upper rtmet and three room lower apartp ( I. , in- S.'e Irr. J. F. Gilli^pie. 14-31. Wanlgd—~ :A\TKD: Furnished or unfurnish- j r ,,om far light housekeeping. Call ner Office. lo-lp. r ED: Any kind of dead stock. 1 278- Creeneastie. We pay al* rges. John Wachtel Co. eod

FI'NDS ItlyQI'IHKI

1 'i:. 'i :m 1:1:1: ::I i i \ . im in. ; > i:.\ u 1. Total Budget Eslini;iM ior llteon

^ VIT.D: Man, mitldle-aged or , with c m to supply Whitmer cus|i, n rutnam county with Black l ! I - ment #tul morfT’than K»fl I, necessit lea. Excellent opl .f,-r right man. WiRo the li'. Whitmer Co., Columbus, Indi-910-23-31.

Temporary rooms will he neclcil for Men students he-(w.s-n (he da'es Sept. 10th and 20th. Householders who will have rooms 3 for (his purpose nt.n list these hv calling th® office of Che D vin of Men 277-X by Mednesday, August 22ml. A iftiiform daily rate of sixty ctnts in r jMTSt.n lias been set for these r.sims.

uug

year . . . 9. . 2. Necessary i-xpcnditurep from apprnprhi* ictis u 31st of prcsi iit yi.tr . 3. Addition.i! appropri.it to In* made August I 31 si of presont \• i r 5. Total Funds Ke.|iiir 1. 2, 3. and 4> 9 FI NKS i»N HAM i AM CEIVEH I lt(»M SiiFBi'ES PROp( >SKh T V\ LEX X A< l it.• I i - ci

I ' >K EXPENSES T( i

ing

Ma t erial current ( 1 *i . perl ie Tot i •; I I NIK i

(Jen**! I ti-1

'barges

33,975.00 2,000.00 4,500.00 82 212 00

$11K.3.:4 91

i* .d

It \|s| H ninty i nit *Cc^ Hosp • I p. IT 4 P.. . I I * I . I I l I $30,373.42 o $7,445.00

Here’s what you get in Goodyear’s new “G-3”! Voo gel the broaJrr Toad contactof a flatter, wider All W .other Trtad. You jet quicher-mtoppinf and the geeatrr road grip of more non-$kid block a in the center, * ® Kou get the eoty .leering ond .month travel of u nding-rihe. You t_e> <5« elow, even wear nf doter netted USB <‘•,.1 hlm lrr and rihe You get more rohhe, m the trea^-an average of two pounde more per tire. — all of which add, up to 43% IMOJl£ NON-SKID MILEAGE at no retro co.t to yqtll_

bOP 4

Drive arouml and let us show you this sensational tire — with wider, thicker, tougher, flatter tread - more grip than ever—and a body of patented

Add line 3 4 flP. UK

.r nr.

10,171 42

yea: Ta x

I \4- III O f

t | iccemhcr set 11»

M Iseellaincus |{.

Aug 1st of pres,

Sprri.i

Total Ft and Hit I NET XMi I : \ PKNSI INC VE.

( »per.11 li

dule ) nds

ig B

IpV. utit- f.'.r \ MOP NT Ti t Ad»^ lines M

Net Taxable

Nunilier of Taxa

ItC-l • ’

hi..

IS' l • »F I Nt $• ©9

:i) BY LEVY o p . FIB Ip( »Si :i I

2 V.! 7 4 Pt 32,000.00

4,950.00 41,980.00

^02,204.

97.650.78 LEVIES

30,373.42

7 4 15®00

30,373.42

FENHS < *otin i v Bevenue j tipi"! P ’ i Mid Tt ' .

I lospital M i In t eu.$ nei* TOTAL

PolH $1 00

- • ■ o • • ® Levy on Fropertv $ 4 4 .010

$ '4) 346.413 3184 Amount to Be HaiMed $97,650 78 7.4 4 5 00 | 30,373 43 10,673.00

EFORE Goodyear announced the j new “G-3” All-Weather the test fleet gave it the toughest drubbing ever heaped on a tire. They’d speed

up to 50 —jam on the brakes —they k ^upertwist that s just us long-wear-kept it up day and night. o° R as lhe tr ‘-‘ ud - Nr > "onder we can

0 . n

And that’s why the news of this new

lire spread like wildfire. I eople knew modern, quick-starting, quick-stop-it had what it said —6/?// in the center ping, fast-running car —and on any oj the tread where you need it for safety car it gives more miles of safety at no

—and 43% longer NUN-SKID mileage! extra cost.

guarantee its performance!

X; You certainly need this tire on a

See the Husky / Goodyear Speedway at these low'prices

SIZE

4.50 4.7r. 5.00 5.25

21 19 19 IK

5.25 x.,21

I’HK K $4.00 $5.20 $5.55 SO.20 $0.80

V \ NT I'D: To trade smooth mouth Bm- f "i- j' r i-y cows. Phono 614. 2p.

■v.

\\ \NTKI) TO RlfY—Timothy or ivit hay. Call J. E. Coffman and Bninhridgc. 11-7|)

-UI'AI^XTI . I • \ ' \1 I N I I I|' l \ \ • WOI.I.I n >

AND TO to: ( OLlJEl’Tia) ° (’ollccfetl Follectcd Collected 1 > 0 Ee\ |9.:;I Lew p( : I Ee\ \

nd Int«»rcst.. '.$51.05 2:353.84 10,671.00

unt \ inn Bm.icI IhtniW ::LE 4 60 If,769.13 2 v A

Hospital Maintenance ©

TOW NSHIPS FREE OHAVEL ROAD BOND FENDS

° PaKKod l»ns«i»i

0 1 me and

Name of Fund

Count y Hovcmm . .

t'i*. ll<* piial Bunds .inJl lnti»revt..

Conn i \ I' ti 11 I {"id p.ond9>

28,696 00

To Be Collected 1935 Lev .' $97,6 50.7* 7.44 5 00 30.373 42 10,673.00

[WANTED: To adopt baby girl. t hav blue eyes. Address Box K, a: m r <>ffice. 10-nt.

liOSt

LOST: Hard Dog (Pointer) male — i name of Browny. Phone 11-f.ts.

Miscellaneous—

ell and install seat covers fol 1 • up. Dobba 1'i c l-e & Battery a • ° 2-tf. [TERM W’FNTS: Spiral and CroB*qnole, |l,50 to $5.00. Phone -VX. 208 E. Walnut street. Mon-Thurs-tf

Name of ** ip

Jackson '1* Franklin

• " ’ip 'I’ou n^hipo

Russell T

ownship

('linton 't' 1

ownshit*

Motiroe '1*

<>u ip .... o. .

Floyd To\ Marion 'I* 1

n ownship

(;r* **it. ast 1

.• 'rownship ...

Mndlsoq W'.ishlngl •

I'ownshlp ni 'rownship . . .

Wnrren '1* Jeffe rson (’loverda le

ownship '1 own-It ip .....< , 'i

KOTIM

Nome ef Tewnslflp .1 irksorP i .u ♦ ii> ... Franhlln Township ... Hunsell T$$wiiship (Minton Township Monroe Town-Mp Floyd Township Mnrl$$n Township (Ireencnsi 'I "N\ n ship Madlioti Washington 'I’ow nshlp Warren Township . .. . Jefferson Township ... Cloverdnle 'I’ownshlp 0 . Name of Township

( urrent Pi in to 3 Be Paid $5 250 00 3. . . 4230 35 $472 00 .... 2400.00 3183 30 4980 62 28811 90 .... ‘’"p: m 6941.50 . ... 1949 80 ... 2832.00 8654 20 '1*0 BE B A I SI Tot"

nn^

Passed

Due and

Current Total Prln

lot to Be Paid

$1116 63 84 3.1 5

513 00 662 9 8

Int

Be Pall

629.80 186 2 4 3 628 32 775.08 O

'•t $

781.50

$0 306.63 5073.50 3139.4 I 2913.00 3746 28 5674.07 3416896 2542 90 N 803.9 3 | 2578.12 | 3607.08 t 7 0

h:d levies

•\ ssessed

Prln

Int. to i* Paid

$ 6366 •;:

5073 50 3 I 39 4 I 2913 0«» 37 46 28 6674 0 7 3116V 95 2642 on KS03 93 2578 12 a; n • 4335.70

Amt. N«»cessary to o Be Bail'd $ 6 366 03 _ 6073.50 ° 3139.44 2913.00 3 ,<46.28 O 6674.07 3416895 2542.90 8803 93 ° n 2578.1 2 ® .3607 08 4 335.70

V 111).Mien

•ill.HM

1.1 27.If,7

I.,*v

Mh Ip

Lip

1.1 33 452 823.917

' 1.916.999

7.667.301

998.989

. 1.482.776 935 011

823.850

1.008.753

a light to hf en or more ti il to the State

.26 .40 .30 . 4 5 .20 .00

2 8 it 41

Anvfiilht to Be 11 a, I *d a, 6.073.50 3.139 4 4 2.913.00 3.746.28

6 i 01

i |6I 16 2.542 9tl S.803 93

2.57

Franklin Township . Bussell Townshli> ... (’I Int on Township . . . Monroe-Township ... I p)> <1 T HV f Marlon Township ^ . (Ireeneast |e Tnwnshlp M idi.(*m 'I '-u il*

XX i sh in. ’ ■

Warreir 'I’ownshi Jeff»*rson Tow i Cloverdale Tow

Taxpayers o|.p$arlng shall hav tax levies ha \ •* been detertlliiie*l

aggrieved hv sin h levies nia> a-pu* -

l,,r further • i final nctiog Tloietuwhi filing a petition t her$ I "f wit h t Iv

th Monday In Beptembt i nnd ft." state

Board will fiv dati of hearing in this con. ▼ 1111 11 N ' * ’ w. A. COOPER, Auditor Pu^inm County.

16 - 21

2.578.12 3.607.08 4.335 70

Art(»r the

heard tin reon.

i-i \ ers t • • iin- 11 • nt*" 1\ $ ^ n-.l nf Tax Cnintnlssloners

Be n Hi \{ ii echoes BECAME I.orn SHOUTS

iriill \DELPHIA, (UP)—Daisies

ii"t tell romantic secrets, but

semicircular granite benches that hpart of the Civil war monument t 1 1 suit park here tell in a hip;

■ hv-

f’ me freak of construction, the Jlnrli, , which are backed by high!

till, bad an e, lining qualily , ' _ W . ■ M - 1" reproiluees a whisper as a fair NOTICE TO TAX PATERS Ob' TAX LEVIES >

h A hout by the time it reaches s ] n Matti-r of determining the Tax Rates for Certain Purimses by Mon-'-ml of the 75-foot seats. 1 roe Township, Putnam County, Indiana, Before the township Advisory Board. The benches once were a noimlarl Nntk- is hereby given the taxpayers of Monroe Township, Putnam County,

... imlpm i that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular

us on monlit nights—until , |,| uc p t ,>n the 4th day of September, 11134, will consider the following

r- mantic couples discovered they i )U ,| K ,.t :

^ere telling the world.

Mouse BUILT HOME ! TOWNSHIP FUND "■h HITA, Kan, (UP)— Vernon ( Salary of Trustee 1 ith, employed hy a typewriter com- ] Office Ib'iit ;n y. h. re, is telling his friends of a j Trustee’s P5xpen.se 0 P which built a nest inside a ma- ." j n< ’, :)n, l reared its young undisturb- - Supplies nnd Salary for J. Puntil the size of the constantly Records and Adv jr-wing nest interfered with the op- , Pnv of A Iv. Board

■•‘(ion of (he machine and led to dis- *' Aan '

very.

BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWNSHIPS

TUITION FUND

Pay of Teachers

$720

r,o

125

0 25

150

15 35

monument planned

M, T LAKE CITY, •Utah, (UP)—

I tah rioneer Trails nnd Land-

rl- Association plans to erect a '"'•Odd mamorial on the spot in ? 11 ' ' dion canyon where Brigham

Miscellaneous:

2. I

Total Twp. Fund

. 50

00 50

$1345

$I207£

Total 'Ikiition P’urul $1207t) 0 SPP5C1AL SCHOOL FUND

Repair of Bldg. & Ground Repair of P5i|uipment .... School P’um. and P>|uip.

School Supplies

Janitor Supplies Fuel for Schools

I/>ans, nit an>l Insurance

Teachers’ Institute

Janitor Service ... • Transportation of CJiildron Light and Power Miscellaneous Total Special Sch. Fund

$r,00

. 200

400 500 ion ?on

1000

. 100

1100

. $400

350 100

year P

3. Additional appropriation nece cry to 1 Aug. 1st to Dec. 31 >t of present year 5. Total Fun Required (Add lin s I, 2, :! and t) FUNDS ON II \.\M> AND TO HI RlaCKIX l it FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN I’ROI’OSED

TAX LEVY: °

(i. Actual Balance, Jiffy 31 't 0 nf pre , nt y> ar 7. Taxes to l„ eoliected, pre ■ ( ear ( D* • ember settlement) 8. 'MlaceU »Revenue i • 1st of .present year to I>ee. 31st of ineomj intf year (^l hedule on file in offige of Town

4lii|» TYu-tee):

a. Special Taxes (see Schedule)

b. Ml otl revenue (see Sche ule) 0. Total I'a 1 ))! ( Add line (i, 7, < *>a and xl>)

10. NUT A Mo I 'NT TO Hi: RAISUD FOR I A

PKNSKS TO DEC. 31st. OF INCOMINO

YEAR fd' net line 9 from line 5) 11. Operating Balance (not if\ exce f expen ,

Jan. 1st. P> .lun» e 30, It Mi-, . Ij venite t',,r

® same period) ® 12. AMOUNT 10 BE RAISKI) BY TAX LEVY (Arid lines 10 and 11)

PKOPOST l> I I ) II S

Net Taxable Property Nurrlier of T ,sable Polls FUNDS , levy on

® _ Polls

Township .. S|»eeial Schcd

TOTAL

539

4000

6000

h o

300

5<M' 17976

1934

13150

3«7

3200

° o

550b

o 40(10

885

8780

250

(',00

1315

1J :'7

$775

179157

0°

907

4375

33!)

3739

124(5

8114

"4"

spon

. $1,133,152 190 AmOunt to Be Raised $1,210

levy on Propertv

.1 1 .70

$1.00 .81 9,^00 Comparjtive Statement of Tax 's < ollecled \nd To Be Gol|

To Ik'

Collected Colleete.l Collected Collected FUNDS * 32 levy 33 levy 31 levy 35 L'vy T'nvnship $ 1013 $ !078 $ 1111 * 1210 Tuition. *.... 9990 0709 Special School f 13207 7052 9082 ’ 8111 TOTAL .7 $24*10 $15490 $11021 $9300 Taxpayer appearing shall have a right p> L b> ,■ I thereon. After the tax levies have been determined, ten or more taxpayers feeling tbemsclvc aggrieved bv urh levies, may appeal to th, State Board if Tax Commissionei f,,r further an I final action thervu’ b\ filin :, fk'titk>n therefor with the County Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September, and the State It ,ard will fix a date of hearing in this county. Date I Aug. 15, 1934. • CHARLIE HENDRICK, Trust"'. • , „ H5-2t

/rVimnlete detail of budget estimate may Is- seen in office of 'Twp- Trustee) (Complete <Utai^MDuog l tS H,p {- UN1XS ro m KA ISKD f ‘ - ~ Township Sp. School Tuilion

Fund Fuml Fund $1345 $8850 $12070

Funds Required! For Expenses Jo December .tls» of Incoming Year:

] Total Budget Estimate for incoming year

" "s' :| id, ‘''nds is the place,” when „ ^‘ccRsiiry , x|s>nditurea to 1m> ma le from ap1 ‘ ,f " v the Salt Lake vi\|ley. i proprintions unexpended July 31st of present

I^XPI/H^ER PLANS EXPEDITION

PARIS, (UP) —The explorer, Count Ryron <le Prorok, has just left for the Hedjaz, where he is to make arrangements for an expedition thi- Fall to the recently discovered ruins in the Arabian desert which some believe to be the lost capital of the Queen* of Sheba. De Prorok will be accompanied by foifp students from the Unite i States — James Jackson, Yale; William Russell, Washington U.; Harry Cffombs, Stanford, and Harry O’Neil, St. I*Hti«

Ca|)tain Tr.afford, British exjilorer, an Italian minerologist, Signor Pastori, an ! two en i era experts will complete the party. # No less a personage than the King of Abyssinia persuaded de Prorok to lisk his me on a mission, which has been fatal to dozens of explorers. The Abbyssinian monarch, who claims descent from Solomon, heard of the discovery of the nidged capital of Sheba while Count tie Prorok was at Addis Abehn. He had just finished

an exploiation of jhe sorcalled MineiUj live and propagfite

of Solomon, which he had found dur-

ing (lie winter ‘‘<)ur legen he),' hav, V that Sheba li\,',1 in ju the King. ‘‘I wish you’d go and check %'■” Andre Malraux, author of French f ' • le ' ' ’ II over the Aral,fan ruins la t spring. De Prorok hopc#Malr8ux will be able join the expedition. ^ Q Th, Frei#h w ti^ given <lc Prorok all the historical 0 data on Sheba, which he had collected more h <• a ■ ver a period 0f year., and v\ hull led Id i to lo-lievc that the city he aw from his plane was t ruly the 1,. ^ , > ai'al. In addition t- upport iiramised #y the King 1 1 \ 1 inia contact - men, munition ! mej 1 ' UM1 d'Prorok xvill bank f,,r success on an old acquain'anre, Mohammed 0 Ben N’nssir. Known fro.n one coast of Arabia to the other, Mohammed will lead the expedition, whose, effects V*!! I,,' carri, hi

MACHINE TO AID FARMERS '• WASHINGTON (UP) \ new n#ehanical device designed to enable farmer: to barv, t a larger percentage of grain and fodder nn.1 also leave clciyier fidils has Iwen dex’eloped by department of agriculture en-

gineers.

The new device is a lifting attachment for use «n mechanical corn pickers, corn binders and other row harvesters. The inventors, R. It. Gray :qid L. 0. Schoenleber, have obtained a public service patent on the

contrivance.

# Tho device is ^aid to have worked successfully with corn as high as eight feet. Engin,*'rs believe that it also may prove practical for sugar

cane harvesters.

Officials said the attachment will permit farmers to harvest a larger percentage of grain and fodder ami to leave cleaner fields, particularly when -Talks •re halved badly. They painted out that clean harvesting helps control many insect pests which

in stalks left in

inf" ted fields.

HIS CAR \V\' \ ‘HONEY’” CANTON, 0. (UP)—F. K. Ray parked his roadster while he shopped. Returnin'.', ijy : ., a, >nd 5,000 determined hitch-hikers, ready to go along.- Tii' o I'l ' n 1 ' d : ingTug argil in nt • a t uitei n ■ • nc with thiur jffan I h ir .mder v ■ rg a swarm of bees, which had decided to lights on the car. A e storekeeper plTickily lured them into a cheesebox*.

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U' Court, (•.iiisr* ihoroln pcmlin^. until !ttl, .laiiiuH No.° 14360 upon llm iIouku! tliuuuof, iiornhy kivus noliif tli.il :i! tun o’clock A. Al. on tin* loth day of St plumber. 19.54, on the- pi'*'!ins. s. he \\ i ! I l.l' ■r for sal«* at pubic .in- lion and tt not bus, - o

t'ua I u.statup to-wit: Thu KouthweHt nuartor of tho nf»rlhweat quarter of Suction 2s. Township i:: North. B.i . • \N • * ’ ■ > i ■ i ' "C Hie north half of the southeast quarter

5 west, iloHeribud as follows, lo-wlt:

H' in ir

line of the northwi t of the southeast qua rtor

ahove (lf*srrih«Ml section, which stono section of said e ust line with the In-

Boundary line; thence north with east line i chain and 8 links to

iron pin; them.* south 70 1-2 <tei^rees east* 5 chains and 80 links; thence north 3 3-4 decrees west 0 chains md I : ^nks ni t ike; tlienco \\ < 't m ii" ehat^ nd 1 I i it ; to t stake; I hene. ^ t h I ■ d" ( "• * ast 7 chnins'und 21 links to the place of lo pJlitllnq; i.iso a jart of th" ea^t half ••I the noitloast quauP* • <• Slid (tmvo deB<*rlhed secflon described as follows,

to-wit:

BeiAinninR at the northeast corner of said half quarter section; themv west 3 chains aifd 30 links to a stake; thence south 27 chains .end 99 links to a stake thence east 3 chains and 3,0 links to a stone; thence north with the east line of said half quarter section to the place of »m e innitipr. containing 14.59 .or ', excepting- from same the following deSerihed real

estate, to-wit

Beginning at a stone .,•) the en 't line of lhe northwest (imirter of the southeast quarter of t tf> ahov»* described section which stone stands 3 chains north of the Intersection of said east line with the Indian Boundary Line; thence nortlrwith said east Bin* I elt.iln and s link to a iron ;0< thence south 71 1-2 degrees east chains and 80 links; th* nee north 3 3-4 degrees west 6 cha.ins and 43 links to a stake, thence w • 9 chains and 80 links to a stake; thence south 45 degrees east 7 chains and ‘1 links to the place of beginning, containing

5.3S acres. Terms, cash.

Gt.KNN If t.YOM. ('ominiasio ner. Fred V Thomas, Attorney. o9-4t

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