The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 September 1936 — Page 3
WANTED: Home by high girl in exchange for work. 570-L.
FOR SALE OR RFNT: Six room; house at Hanna Court. Available about Sept. 15th. Inquire at 5 Hanni. Court. 22-1 f FOR SALE: Pure bred Duroc m j'le hog. eight months old. Earl O’H t'ir Greencastle, R. 1 Phone Biick Chapel. \ r 3p
WANTED — Woman tor general — I housework. Phone I!s9-K 2-lt
FOR SALE: Five extra good 1350 —
I lb. Red Duroc sows to farrow the Male Help Want. Man wanted middle of Septembei See William with farm expert ■ u • local Kocher, northwest (inner squaijo or service for nation :v luiown comI Walter S. Campbell. 2,-5-2t 1'nny. Permanent position. Pay
I every week. Car necessary. Our
FOR SALE: One chicken liousc, one out-side toilet. Call 532-K( 2-lp FOR SALE: Vesta gas ranre», high left hand oven, foui burners on top. $8 50. Furniture Exi hange, east side square. Phone 170-1. 2-lp FOR SALE: Eleven year ol»l black Ki-j mate and smooth mouth mule. Arthur Magill, 327 South BlootCiington Phone 657-X. 2-4-2p
B o y s’ 3-color striped cotton socks. Can be worn turned up or down. Assorted colors. 7'A to lOVi.
FOR SALE—Eight room house. '701 Crown street. Price .f 1500, $400 down. 2-2t FOR SALE 200 Bree inr blaek i faced ewes, yearling.-- 2 and 3 Scull 1 Galvin, Thomtown, Ind 2-4-8-3p j
FOR SALE Com south of Zinc Mill, C per bushel.
at first house eencastle, $1.10 2-lp
A^fcstafeie Length
FOR SALE: Lime spreader on rubber tires, pull behind truck or on | steed wheel. Will rent one to you Walter S. Campbell. 2-pt Car of large lump eastern coal on : track. Bob Day, Greencastle Cash ! Coal Co.. Phone 161 Y 2-2t
FOR SALE: Three polled Hereford bulls. Bruce Lane Lainbridge, Ind. | 2 5-2t
- Can be worn as *„ hose. Knit-in gai ter holds them securely. Many popular patterns and colois. G to
Wanted —
school Phonej l-2p i
WANTED To buy Uom owner a four or five room cottage. Call Spiegel. G05 Bloomington 2-lp WANTED Midi wife for chores and hour.cwork. References. Address Box F. 1 Banner.
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Bring your Kodak films that you; Bobby Arnold.
exposed on your vacation trip to The Cammack Studio where they will receive careful attention by an expert. A snapshot album free with a full roll developed. 31-2-5-7-9-12-61
FOR SALE: New wheat drill
and two horse drills; used drills; two good used wagons, used tractor, also one rubber tired Fordson tractor. Walter S. Campbell. 2-3-5-3t
I Miss Madeline Ruark spent the i weekend with Miss Thclms Fred-
j erick.
Harry Alter is spending his vacaI fion wltn friends and relatives in
one ! Ohio.
NOTICE: Call Louis Williams. Phone 510-Y, City garbage collector.
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men earning from $35 to $75 a week. Tell us about yourself Box 82 Banner. 2-lp WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle or New Maysville. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.
GIRLS call Grace's Beauty
for that Permanent before school begins. Phone 79-K. l-3ts.
FOR SALK Two Jersey cows; two Shorthorn cows; five Duroc sows to farrow Sept. 15 also 15 good ewes. Walter S. Campbell. 2-4-5-3t.
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WANTED TO BT’Y: Feeding shoats, weighing 75 to 130 lbs. Address George Harvey, Plainfield, Box 85. 31-Gp —Miscellaneous—
FOR SALE: ’35 P m nth sedan 1932 Studebakor coupe '51 Chevrolet coupe; '28 Chevrolet sedan; a one ton Ford truck; one Chevrolet truck and a '29 International. 2 ton truck. Walter S. Campbell. 2-5-2t
Misses Velma, Doris Anna, an I ! Louise Phillips returne d to their I
home Sunday.
Mrs. Ezra Arnold and children | spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs .la- j cob Shaw. I The Saturday Night club mot Sunday at the creek in the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Alter. The next meeting will he at the same place,
Sept. 13.
Misses Mary Ann Hand find Wilma | Woods and Billy Woods spent Fri- ;
PI'BI.IO SALE
I will sell at Public Auction at my farm 8 miles east of Cloverdalo, on State Bond 42, at 10:30 A. M ,
SEPTEMBER 7, 1936
HORSES—| blaek 11x1111 of horses, 7 and 8 years old, weight 2600 Dm.} < vitek—one x year old cow,
Shop; with call hi side, 5 gal. cow; One
10 year old cow fresh October 15, a 3 l-d gal. cow when fresh; One I year old cow with calf, a 3 gal. cow; One 15 months old Roan Shorthorn Bull; One 5 year old Shorthorn and •lersey cow ; One X year old Guernsey
Cow.
HOGS—d shoats, weight Ida lbs.; 3 white Chester Brood sows, tried; G
; shoats, weight 50 lbs.
4'J CHICKENS—100 Leghorn pullets, T 1 white, 5 months old; XO leghorn hens,
q. white, I year old.
j?, 10 bales of good clean Straw. One No. 12 DeLuval cream Separator .1 good one. lard press and sausage mill, 30 gal. Iron kettle, corn sheller, pilch forks, shovels, spades,
several other small tools.
HOI’SEHOLH GOODS—d iron beds, dresser, wardrobe, bookcase, folding bed, library table, kitchen safe, cook stove, nil stove, 1 gasoline kitchen range nearly new, 2 heating stoves, dining table, telephone, 9 v 12 rug and some small ones, 2 Linoleums
and many other articles too numerous to mention. Terr/is—Cash. Alton Hur-t, 1 act. Ira Knoll, Clerk \\. R. SMTl.ll & Win. HI BEK
Owners
day afternoon with I "uonr an ' Dinner server*, tn Providence ehurehv
! FOR SALE: Bookcase, Bookrack. : a lot of good books, 2 large rugs and j several small ones, kerosene stove I two ovems, chairs, washstands, Hissel 1 l| sweeper, table, featherbed, daybeo I Land other articles. Cheap call after j j| 6:30 p. m. 10 north College. 2-lp FOR SALE: Thoroughbred Collie ji pup, 1122 Smith College Avenue ' II Phone 771-XX. k ' FOR SALE OR RENT: Two five room semi-modem houses, located ' at 105 and 107 north College Avenue | 2-lt
MODERNIZE FOR WINTER INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 2. 1936— "The Modernize for Winter” campaign of the Federal Housing Administration comes to Greencastle through the medium of the banks, building supply dealers and contractors of that city who are offering complete cooperation, according to announcement today by R. Earl Peters. State Director of the Federal Housing Administration in Indiana. This last chance drive for modernization and repair of homes and business blocks, both rural and urban, Is the final opportunity for property owners to make these needed changes under Title I of the National Housing Act, since this section of the Act expires by limitation next April 1. The Central National Bank of Greencastle, Indiana are offering their facilities for the making of this type of modernization loan at low interest rates and on a monthly payment plan to bon owers who seek to j make necessary repairs on property',
particularly on homes.
“The modernization and repair of j homes to make them more comfort-
five years, and, 1 am sure will give added impetus to the employment of men find to the building supply industry,” Mr. Peters said.
Previews and Reviews AT LOCAL THEATERS
Voneastle Humphrey Bogart, who played the killer in both the stage n.ay and the picture version of “The Petrified Forest,” and as a racketeer in "Bullets or Ballots.” is starred in "Two Against the World,” at the Voneastle tonight. In this picture Bfgart drops his villainous role and dons these of a romantic mixture.
+ + *r *i* EAST MARION + Mrs. Amy Buis * -J- 4* 4* 4 Mr. and Mrs. Berl Buis left Wednesday for Peru to visit the latter’s parents before going to Elmhurst, 111., where Mr. Buis will teach. Mr. and Mrs. Elisha McAninch and Mr. and Mrs. E’nitli Monday called on Mrs. Ellen Newman and
FOR SALE: 30 head of Shropshire! ewes and one registered buck and four buck lambs. Also extra matched team of young grey Percheron mares J M. L. Nichols. 6 miles East on Stilesville road. 2-3-5-3» |
FOR SALE byroom house, well Box 1 Banner.
Owner, Modern 8 located. Address l-3p
NOTICE: Will deliver and spread your lime on ground. See me for prices. ’Valter S < 'ampbell. 2-6t.'i.
Car Jellico Tenn Large Lump Coal on track. Less than 3% ash. Ferd Lucas. 31-3t
—For Rent— FOR RENT: Modem three room furnished apartment, ground floor, private bath. 511 east Anderson' street. 2-lt!
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m Church vs. Kroger. / nc Mill. Kiwanis vs. Fillmore. I tonight, Wednesday’s !l he played Thursday. Friday 1 1 Giants vs Rotary. Miilw. st vs. Zinc Mill.
able and more livable for the rigors Mr. and Mrs. William Newman,
of the coming winter months is the Thursday.
objective of this campaign.” Mr.. Mrs. Ernie Cox called on _ . . . Herbert Higgens Wednesday after-
Peters said.
"At the same time the FHA char- ' loon -
acter loan is offering borrowers, I Almon Buis returned to Peoria. 111., through the medium of their local Sunday after spending the weekend
banks, low interest rates and an • vith homefolks.
Alfred Goss spent
amortized monthly payment
horse sale We Will sell at the Elvin H. Harlan farm, 4 1-2 miles ! f ast of Greencastle on Airport Road, and 3 miles
rth and west of Mt. Meridian, on,
Saturday, September 5th
Beginning At 1 P. M. Rain or Shine.
Head Nebraska Horses And Mares g of some well broke horses, running in age from 4 to in "dghing from 1200 to 1400 lbs. Also some well matched ^ '‘ arllngs and 2-year old fillUxs. Some mures heavy in foal "" mth colts by their side. This is an extra good bunch of
h I’lriity of weight, hone and quality, the sale — you know we will sell.
Terms Of Sale: Cash. HARRY c. KEARNEY, Owner I'or Further Information See Elvin Harlan.
Sunday with
Mrs. Maggie Storm and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis and daughter spent Sunday with Homer Slavens and family at Cl.nton Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Frazier and daughter and Mr. and Mrs Ray Wallace spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Cox.
COSTLY WELL PAYS FARMER BHi DIVIDEND
FOR RENT Five-room, modem furnished house 104 Spring avenue. New furnace with air conditioner. 2-2p FOR RENT Clean, comfortable rooms for men, good location. References required. Phone 687-X. 2-3p
Ld'gest selling tire
on earth
per weeK
*1.10
1.22
. . .. 1.52 GOODYEAR PATHFINDER World’s first-choice economy tire
FOR RENT: New Ellis apartments 615 East Seminaiy street. Electric, refrigeration and gas stoves. Phone: 143 31-6ti. FOR RENT: Efficiency apartment] furnished. (Towers Apartments) Call 291. 31-3ts. j
FOR RENT Three or five room | modern apartment, newly decorated | and furnished. Phone 20/-X 2-3t '
FOR RENT Modern eight room house at 804 south College avenue. 2-2t
FOR RENT: Small furnished apart-1 ment, modern. 702 East Seminary. 2-lt!
FOR RENT: Two or three room modem furnished apartment. 625 E. Anderson street. 2-4-2t
FOR RENT: Furnished one bedroom apartment, newly decorated. (Towers Apartments) Call 291.
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JUNEAU, Wis. (Ulri—Ed Uecker, town of Hustisford farmer, got the last laugh on his neighbors this sum-
mer.
Last year, the enlghbors laughed when he hired an expert crew to drill | - i FOR RENT: 6 room modem resi-
a 600-foot well on his 40-acre orch- r un - ^
• i „ „i, i He installe l J dence well located Call S. C. Sayers,
arc! and garden plot. He insiaue i a
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power pump with a capacity of 300 gallons a minute and constructed]
Hi made by the world’s largest rubber company - the acknowledged quality leader AUgiveyoutbeGOODyear margin of SAFETY—Center Traction for quick stopping AH give you BLOWOUT PROTECTION IN EVERY PLY — 11 vi111 with patented SUPlRtwist cord All give you TOUGH, THICK, LONG-MILE-AGE treads AH give you top values --LOWEST cost per JV1ILE of safety
Sire
Price
per week
Size
Price
per week
30 x 3 C!
51c
5.00 -19
82c
4 40 -21
65c
5.25 -18
30c
4.75 -19
76c
5.50 -17
99c
GOOD-YEAR SPEEDWAY Finest low-priced tire in town
Size
Price per week
Sire
Price per week
30 x 3S Cl
46c
4.75 -19
59c
4.40 -21
51c
5.00 -19
63c
4.50 -21
56c
5.25 -18
70c
Other sizes priced in proportion
minute
pipe lines to carry water to ditches
dug through his farm.
While his neighbors saw their crops ! wither. Ed this summer enjoyed one of the best harvests in years. He bei Sieves this year’s return will pay for the entire irrigation system.
FOR RENT: Three room modern apartment, 423 East Franklin street
Phone 565-Y.
DOBBS
FOR RENT—Lower modem apartment at 721 East Seminary street. Heat and water furnished. E. A. Browning. 6-tf
TIRE AND
BATTERY SERVICE Kenneth Dunkin, Manager