The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 February 1939 — Page 3

'THE DAILY BANKER, GREEKCASTT.E, INDIANA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1930.

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WEESNER IMP. CO. 121 X. JACKSON ST. I’SEII EQITII’MEXT 2—10-20 Tractors. 2—UcRti ar Far malls. 1—F-12 Tractor with cultlVAtor. Son:" k(mk1 use 9 discs. 1—MAimre sprend-'r. 1—Wagon Imx. 1— Flat top hay frnim*. 2— John Deere Tractor plows. I—Set work harness. HOUSES !—Extrr goad team Alares. 1—Team good workers. THFCKS 1—Cscd l' 2 ton Dn1g<-* Truck I—I-cd 'i , (on V-K Ford. Tln"i Trucks are reconditioned.

SALfi: Fresh Gu nrrey c->V. B. Frank Janes, Grcencastle, R. 2. |Phono rural 22F5. 9-;f FOR SALE: Ten year o!d Jersey cow. 5 w.eks old calf by side. Two coltr, one 3-year old filly, one 2-year old horse Ed Stone, Across from Arport. 10-2n USED RADIOS: Tbc-v’s m need being without a radio when you can gef a Used Radio at your own price. C>mc In and make us an offer on any of .hose fine moJe'a. HEF.VE‘1 ELECTRIC. North Sid Squire. 10-U

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FOR SALE: Ten acres with 0 room house just off the National R< id in Washington Township, Price $£50 00. J. ". Chri.tic, Real Bstat . 10-21. —For Rent—

i For rent house, garag. and garrl n : one mil east of Putnamville on road ! 10 known an Ihe Alfred Coop'r ; place. Addrcsn F. VV. Weath rs, Ail- ! burn, Ind. 6-8t

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,•!* •'« *1* v -I- •!* *1* *!• 0 HAINBRIDr.E % v 1- •!* 1- -I- -I- -I- (sj 1 . Guy Cokings is ill at her this week. She did work in farmers institute in Fountain last week. Gene Baird spent part of last in Lebanon with her sister,! Ruth Higgins, who underwent . Ijor operation at the- -Lebanon cal. Imhoff and family moved, >eek to a farm in Ohio. . Alice Brothers is quite ill at ime. Her sister, Mrs. Witt of

Indianapolis and Mrs. Ree 1 of New Market, are h;re caring for her. Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Lane have gone to Florida to spend several week.:. Mrs. Howard Hostetter and daughter Dorothy Lois entertained the members of Mrs. Hostetter's Sunday School class Saturday afternoon. Those present were Phyllis Cowger, Knomi -JJakoiv PhyULs. Autarbutt) and Joe Miller. Several members were unable to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bair'! Jr., and his mother ana Mrs. Gene Baird and daughter attended the 1 uncial of

Min. Bi ird’s brother-in-law, E. R. Dyo at Ilcnticollo Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoc Hillis, Mrs. Frank Cokings and Guy Cokings attended farmers institute at Hillsboro last Thurr lav. Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Maggie Hainey an ! Janice Nelson visited Mrs. Emma Blackwell at Crawfordsvi!’. "aturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker and family spent Sunday with relatives in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Priest and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Collett and family and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin

"DISCIFLINLU 1$V FATHER—New York City magistrate, used to queer ca.s<" . wept when he saw' Jimmy Strachen. 3, hts nose, lips and eyes battered and swollen. Boy's father calmly told court. *T did it for discipline.” Jimmy is shown with his step-mother. Mrs. Valerie Strachen. whose screams called police. Father was held in bail of T.IS.OOO.

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FOR. RENT: 1 msde n la-g front room. N ce for students. G10 S. Jackson st. Phone 749-J. 10-ln

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WANTED to rent farm on thir ls o • job by day. Lloyd Griswold. Roaclul. in. R. 2. S-lO-ll-.'ip

New 13-plate battery, guaranteed 6 months, $:MI0 exchange. Get our

prices on Lee tires before you buy j MEN WANTED: Scott's Eranklin Street Garage. \ boi ling customers. Phone B8. 22-tf but must have car

Smith enjoyed a pitch in dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Masten, at their home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rn\ Eteheson entertained on Sunday foi Mr. and Mrs. Harry Etnire, Robert Etnire and 1 Mrs. Mary Evans of Charleston. Ill Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller were Mrs. Will Dean and Charles«Miher of Roachdale and Mtf. Nettie Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harold Michael and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lewaken. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weaver of'Brazil visited Sunday afternoon with Dr. and Mrs. Veach. Mr. and Mrs. John Bek had as guests on Sunday Mi. and Mrs. Sam Williams of Indianapolis. Mr. Williams is a brother of Mrs. Bek. Harley Smith and family of Brownsburfl have moved to their farm west of town. The girls class of the Methodist Sunday school entertained the boys class at the church Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Michaels and Mr. and Mrs. Lon Harmless entertained the members of the basketball

team, Mr. and Mrs. Cornell and Mr. and Mrs. Summerville with an oyster cupper Tuesday evening at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Michael. Several from here attended the luneial of Mrs. Lillian Turner at New Richmond last Tuesday. , IN MEMORY In loving memory of cur dear wife and mother Christina A. Moore, who p sr d away two years ago. Februa; y 10, 1937. Loving and kind in all her ways Upright and just to the end of her days, Since:, and true, in her heart, and m'nd Beautiful memories she left behind. Sadly missed by Husband and Chddren

I FOR SALE: Royal typewriter, I number on.- condition. Full size violin. Cheap if sold at once. Phone ! 9P. 6 5p.

To supply HeNo investment, Business Estih-

liohci Big Expansion Pro grim offer: steady advane ment to piodue crs. G. C. Heberling Co Dept. 610, Bloomington, Ik. 10-2t

WANTED: General housework. Can give reference. Beulah Olodfelt r, call rural 12F13. 9-2t

Baby Chicks Gua:nntce(l 95 per cent living ability for 21 days from W > kness or Pullorum Disease. One

land two weeks old chicks. Free Cir-| Wanted to rent two desirable uni cular Dietz's Poultry Farm Center-, furnished rooms. Close to town, paint, Indiana. 8-Gt Phone 367-J. 10 2p.

RUMMAGE SALE Saturday at a a. m. at courthouse. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority. 8-3t FOR SALE: 40 one year old White Leghorn laying hens. 70c each. Frank Cooper. 4 1 miles south on 43. Phone rura> 22F31. 9-2t.

BRICK CHAPEL CHI R( II Sunday school, 10 s. m. Morning wo - ship, 11 o. m. D.' L. R. Eckardt. MORTON CHI’RCH Sunday school, 10 a. m. Epwoith league. 6:30 p. m. Pleaching service 7:30 p. m. Dr. C. D. W Hildebrand.

NEW SO-I’lute Goodyear Buttery $3.95 Exchange. Nine Months guarantee. Free Installation. Dobbs Tire <N Mattery Service Phone 78!*

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Repair service on all makes sewing machines, work guaranteed. Furniture Exchange, East Si lo Square. Phene 170-J. 10-lp.

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SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF LIQUOR: Halves, IPints, and Quarts. Look them over. Compare prices an 1 qual ty. Not since repeal have you bought whiskies at such prices. They ar ical bargiin.s and will rave yen money. HOFFMAN'S LIQUOR STORE, East Silo Square. Phone 111). 9-10-16-17-41

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HERR IS NEWS. We have been Appointed agents for the original Funk Bros.. “G’’ Hybrid Com. Let us tell you about It. Smith Feed & Grain Co., South End Elevator. Phone 60. 10-lt.

FOER SALE: We still have bargn n Army doubL trees at 50c; one wnt”!' tank heater was $12 50. now $9.00; one used wheat fan; one 1 1-2 hers: gas engine $10.00. 10 end pests $1.00 each, about 10 or 12 horres and mares. All kinds good used firm tools, 5 used tiucks, several cars. 3 go^ I milk cows, one fresh cow. calf 10 days old. Several cheap horses, mar s. Come on down, I hav” what you want. Walter S. Campbell. 10-2t

MOTORIST: Com to Bach's Meter Service for supplies at below cost' pi ices We're going out of business and oveiything mu t be su'd icgarrlless of pric’. 10-2t

FOR SALE: 4 rows with olives by side. Good big cows giving good flow of milk. Good big team of cheap work horses. Roy Watson, phone rural! 14F3. 8-10-2t FOR SALE: Six hole Kitchen Maid cast iron range, coal or wood, full ivory, green enameled, high shelf, $33.45. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170-J. 10-lp.

ANNOUNCEMENT: W, wish to announce we have taken over the Lewis Cafe on the north side of the souarc. Hereafter the downtown eating place will be known as the North Side Cafe. Come in Sunday end enjoy a fine chicken dinner. Mr. a.-.cl Mrs. Joseph Roth, new owners. 10-2p.

LOST: White gob 1 rim.,, amethyst set. Lost at. Court House. Reward. Gertrude Harris. Phone 287-VV. 10-lp.

SEN. LANE HOPES TO HAVE COMMITTEE REPORT Senator O. Bruce Lane, of jPutnam county, but representing both Putnam and Montgomery counties in the stut: Senate and win is chairman of the committee wh'ch has been investigating the matUr cf school book selection by the State Bcird cf Education, said last evening that he hopes to have the committee ready for submission to the Senate by February 15. The committe yesterday afternoon listened to railroad and other labor organizations who asked that the mercenary phase of school booa recommendation and sales b^ eradicated.

SATURDAY SPECIAL: Gardenias, 20c each; delivered 25c each. All sales cash. EITEL’S FLOWERS, 15 E. Washington Street. Phone 636. 9-2t.

QUITTING BUSINESS SALE Don’t miss out on the great bargains In Ddco-Remy auto light parts, fuel pumps. K ndall oils and other hign gmde automobile supplies in this forced ou. of business sale. We must sacrifice everything in this sale. BACH'S MOTOR SERVICE, 18 S. Jackson Street. 10-2t

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Dissolution Sale We will sel! at the Peek farm 2*/j miles south of Greeneastle on Shite Road 18, commencing at 10:80 A. 31, on Wed. February 15 The following: 26 DAIRY CATTLE—» two ami three year old rows due for second cnlves soon: 8 bred Guernsey heifers, freshen In September; 2 coming yearling heifers; 8 heifer calves. All (he above are Guernseys. 27 SHEEP—Consisting of 1, 2 and 8 year old ewes, nli bred. One buck. HOGS—4 Poland China sows to farrow first of April. One Poland male hog. CORN—300 Bushels. HAY—About 30 tons. DAIRY EQUIPMENT—1 Surge milking machine, one double washing outfit, and other small articles. TKRMSr-CASH. Peck and Moore Alton Hurst, Auctioneer. Hilly Hurst, Clerk.