The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 October 1939 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1939.

tween the two cities is perfect for the Reds. Derringer and Walters r ’ a n pitch the first two games in New York, and come back and hurl tne fourth and fifth games in Cincinnati and get their three days rest. In addition Gene Thompson, the 22-year-old rookie who has proved his mettle under fire, will be able to make ids start in the third game be-

fore a friendly home town audience.

Pearson has pitched only one good j B°th clubs, held idle by rain yesgame in five weeks and has gone the J ter,| ay. work out at Yankee stadium route only eight times this season. I t0tla y. weather permitting. Manager It’s true he has pitched and won a McKechnie has the Reds in their best | world series game each of the past con<lition since July 11 when Ival three years but his many aches and ^■ 0o< * rnan was hurt in the all-star

IV, \M) GO.^IEZ MAT NOT | p a j n8 rea | or imaginary, always j^ame. Second Baseman Lonnie

make him a gamble every time he Prey’s injured heel and Shortstop

ikec Pitching To l>e Doubtful

Pitching For Cincinnati

shkilks in series 0 ,. E MN(i tomorrow

starts. I Billy Myers’ bruised instep are both

healed. With the exception of Ruf-

Behind Pearson, McCarthy has fing and Gomez all the Yanks are in

Hildebrand and Bump Hadley and condition.

^ The break in the schedule which | gives the clubs a day for travel be-

V YORK. Oct. 3.— (UP)—The r y surrounding the mighty

nmi of Ked Ruffing, Yankee neither of them is any Derringer or ,as to be lifted today when the j Walters. Without Ruffing in form, me American League cham- the Yanks are not only 3-1 shots staged their final drill before hardly better than 8-5.

ing the Cincinnati Reds in the j la game of the world series

row.

fing. who hasn’t pitched since; rowns knocked him out of thej Sept. 17. was scheduled to his arm for the inspection, 1 anagfr Joe McCarthy. What shows McCarthy will detertno Yankee pitcher for the ig skirmish. lie McCarthy is assuming a [if won" nd anxiety about his Ma . i Bill McKechnie of Vds has his moundsmen all Unto face the power that is the lYork Y'anks. It’ll be tall Paul iger in the opener, Bucky Walthe second game Thursday Sene Thompson in the third at Cincinnati Saturday. :• is some justification for Mcy b in.: upset about Ruffing. C:V.(! and rainy weather of the few days hasn’t helped Rufarm which has been bothering fence mid-September, iffing tells me he wants to a few more before making up iind about his arm,” said Merit he decides he’s ready, J lie'll pitch the opener." [ruffing isn't ready, then the fe band wagon is going to lose of supporters. With Lefty ,z apparently out of the series a pulled muscle in his side, the if Ruffing would make the Reds’ skyrocket. Without Ruffing ‘mez McCarthy would be up Jat it for pitchers. His opening choice if Ruffing’s arm isn’t would be between Monte m and Oral Hildebrand.

The Reds have a far different mental attitude than the Cubs of last year. Bill McKechnie’s quiet, experienced way of handling his players apparently has buHt up their confid nee to a high pitch. McKechnie

Also On The Mound For The Reds

vii

imimm

■ feipi

FOR RENT: Four or five room partment. 408 Elm street. Phone 490J. 29-tf.

FOR RENT: House near Bebe Union. Rent free for care of liv - stock or would rent 36 acres on i thirds. See Alva Foster, Belle Unir FOIt RENT: Newly finished five room apartment, corner Anderson j and Bloomington streets. Very good , and reasonably priced. J. G. Camp- [ bell. 30-tf.

—For Sale-

Wanted

See Strain’s and cider.

| Sell your old auto bodies, fender:!. Orchard for apple- , sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland,

j Indianapolis, Indiana. AMERICA C COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.

FOR. SALE: International electiic |

1 cream separator, also potatoes. : WANTED: Girl for general hour, - I Lewis Ikamire, 3rd house north I work. Address P. O. Box 407 Ban- ' of cross roads on Fillmore road. i ner. 3-lt.

29-3-2p. I

B'OR SALK: Medium larg'> heating 1 sieve, used one year. Reasonable. In-

3-lp

FOR SALE: Cider. Grimes, JonaI than, and Delicious apples at BuchI heit Orchards. 13-tf FOR SALE: Cider. Also fine large I Grimes Golden. 50c per bushel. McI Cullough Orchard. 16-tf

BL’CKY WALTERS

FOR SALE: Rec’eaned,

Purdue No. 1 wheat. This wheat is j shatterproof, smooth, has stiff straw. I This was threshed. Frank P. Schafer, , i Greencastle, R. 2. 2-2p.

WANTED—A WORKER

An honest, industrious man wanted by nationally knmwn company manufacturing protein feeds and other items, for work in localities where this newspaper is circulated. Duties will consist of calling on farmers and rendering valuable livestock service. It doesn’t take high pressure salesmanship to do this work and no special experience is t needed. Car necessary. Send your

graded Ilarne anc | address to Box 6. % Ban-

ner. 3-Ip.

gave two of his stars, Walters and Myers, permission to stop off at their homes on their way east. He did that all season and he saw no reason why he shculd change any rules for the world series. Jack Doyle, Broadway betting commissioner, continued to quote 1 to 3 against the Yanks and 12 fo 5 against the Reds. Man to man bets make the Yanks 13-5 favorites. If Ruffing is unable to pitch the opener the price on the Yanks is likely ; to shorten.

pressed belief that so far neither [ FOR SALE: 3 year old b'ack anItaly or Russia had promised Ge. • ! gus cow with heifer calf. Martha many any militaty aid as part of j Ann Spencer, Clinton twp. 2-2p what the Nazis call “joint measures.'' i — • —

1 FOR SALE: Range, in good condition. Joe Ellis. 2-2p

^OR SALE: Two snow suits, size 8 and 12. Girl's coat and raincoat. Call 210. 3-lt.

FOR SALE:: Barred Rock frys. 16c lb. at farm. 1)4 miles west of

Limedale. James Torr.

PAI L DERRINGER

HITLER PROGRAM (Cntitlntieil from One> Nazi-Communist axis. As regards Italy. Nazis said that if peace bids failed, there would be further conversations with Miussolini regarding “joint measures" to "bring the war to an end within th'' shortest possible time,'' and negotiations a'so with Russia. Despite the implications of this statement, well Informed quarters ex-

Joachim von Ribbentrop, foreign minister, was believed to have to 1 ■ Ciano that Germany and Russia had . concluded no agreement which would | infringe Italy's interests in the Bal- i

kans.

It was reported that Ribbentrop > said also that Germany did not in- | ten ! to try to Germanize Poland, i but that at the same time it did not I intend to form a Polish "indepen- j

dent" state.

As Russia thrust its way fur'he.- [ into the Ba’tic, Nazis increasingly I

indicated that Hitler had given Sta- [ Gheap. Russell Clapp

lin a free hand, in effect surrendering J any claim to Lithuania as a part of the German "sphere of influence."

WANTED: Cleaning work by middle age woman. Will give reference. Inquire Banner. 3-2p.

WANTED: Experienced cook for fraternity house. Give full detail and reference. Write Chester Fullis, House Mgr., in care of Banner. 3-3t.

STRAYED: Black, white and tan fox hound. Reward. Mack Ferrell, Cioverdale, R. 2. 30-3p

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE: Grimes Golden and Jonathan apples at Oggs Orchard, east of town. Four bushels $1.00. On ground. You pick up. 3-2t.

FOR LEASE: Restaurant and (11-

3”lP-1 Lng station on state road. Living

quarters. Address Box S, Banner.

2-3t.

Madame Baynard’s Fur home is now open for business. All kinds of

FOR SALE' Study lamp and desk.! «** tB and furs "‘"’"deled up to d.'-

here in Greencastle. 1110 south Col-

2-2t.

Phone 746-R.

3-2t.

use daily banner advertising FIRST — Everybody who Reads, Reads a Newspaper Ever"' Day.

FOR SALE: Cast iron box stove, will take in 24 inch wood. $4.95. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170-J. Ip Fort SALE: Tli.itrola. burns woert or coal. Good condition. Louts Clark, 1 mile north Mt. Meridian.

3-4-6-3p.

lege.

—7—iisfefc.

A LIMITED OFFER TO INDUCE QUICK VOLUME SALES —SEE IT.

This is Majestic Model 5-T five tube superhelerodyne Radio with synchronous type clock motor which will maintain correct time. See this attractive new Radio and Clock combination.

This $24.95 Majestic Electric Radio and Clock - Entirely New With your

Prices are Low

Living Room Suite or Room Suite

Enjoy an extra Radio and Electric Clock for your Bedroom, Living room or Kitchen. This splendid set is yours free with your new living room or bedroom Suite. Pay Only $10 Now $10 will deliver this combination of furniture and radio. The balance on easy terms if you wish. Our plan costs you less than any other. Can be extended 1 5 months or longer, if you want.

Compare These Values If you carefully compare our values in living room a nd bedroom suites with others you'll be pleased w 'tli the low prices here. We invite you to investigate ,(le se values. YOU BE THE JUDGE

Horace Link & Company

The Store of Furniture

A FEW EXAMPLES

$545

1938 Chevrolet

Town Sedan

Deluxe - Klaek 1938 Chevrolet

Town Sedan

Maroon

1937 Chevrolet

Town Sedan

Deluxe - Mark, Green or auninetul

1937 Chevrolet

Town Sedan

Green

1936 Chevrolet

Town Sedan

Green or lirown

1937 Ford Tudor

Radio A Heater

1936 Ford Coupe

(Blue)

1936 Ford Fordor (Rlaek) 1935 Ford Coupe

(Green)

1935 Ford Tudor

(Rlaek)

Some of these ears have many ex ■ tras, xurh as Kadin, Heater, Do froster, Seat Covers, Etc., Etc. MANY OTHER GOOD RECONDITIONED CARS IN STOCK— 1889 to 1938. All Makes — AH Models AH Prices From $25 to $595. SEEING IS BELIEVING COME IN TODAY GREENCASTLE MOTORS, Inc. 115 N. JACKSON ST. Chevrolet and Buick

$445 or Gunmetal $425 $375 >wn * $395 $295 $315 $235 $235

FOR SALE: Team of work horses. $30.00 Aberdeen Angus bull, 18 months old, registered. 300 lb. Hampshire male hog. Floris McCammack, Belle Union. 3-3p.

Apples, fine quality, grown on young trees, 50c bu. Cider, made from sound, washed apples at Crystal Spring Apple Cave, west of Farm Bureau, end of Elizabeth street. Kenneth Harris, Phone 287-W. 2-tf. FOR SALE: Purebred Hampshire male hog. 18 months old. Carl Arnold, FHlmore. 2-2p.

NOTICE PUBLIC — John Deere Day demonstration 2 miles north of Brazil on state road 59 Wednesday, October 4. Have told you how cheap a John Deere would operate. Now we will show you what it will cost to use a Deere tractor in dollars and cents per acre. Come Wednesday 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. to the Rio Grand road 2 miles north Brazil. Walter S. Campbell. 2-2t

John Tharp wil ibuy anything to make him a dime. Overcoats for sale. 3-lp. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hog receipts 7 000, holdover 210; market steady; 160-300 lbs., $6.70$6.85; .300-400 lbs.. $6 45-$6.60; 100160 lbs., $5.75-$6.50; sows $5.50$625; few $6.35. Cattle 1.900, calves 500; steers an 1 yearlings steady to weak; mark't not fully established; some bids 3 cents lower, early sales largely $9.50$10.75; light yearlings, heifers and mixed yearlings fully steady and moderately active; fed cattle $8.50$9.75; short load 580 lb. mixed ye iflings $10.25; cows and bulles steady, most to sell $8-$9.75; vealers steady, good and choice $10-$10.50. Sheep 2,500; fat lambs 25 cents lower than Monday’s average; strictly choice lambs as much as 50 cents lower; bulk good and choice $8.75$9.25.

ROBERT PIERCE

FOR SALE: Two 10 months old pure bied Hampshire boars, weigh. .300 lbs. One 125 lb pure bred Hampshire boar. Some good ewes. Rex Hathaway. 26-28-30-3-5-51.

—Real Estate—

FOR SALE: Modern seven room suburban residence; modern seven room suburban residence and acreage; semi-modern six room suburban residence and acreage; seven room ultra modern residence. Northwood; strictly modern six room residence, close in. Any one of the above properties can be bought at about half of original cost. S. C. Sayers. Phone 96-R. 30-3t.

FOR SALE: A 120 acre farm. 1-2 tillable. Six room house. Good Barn. Plenty of stock water. Price $3000.00. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 2-3t

—For Rent—

FOR RENT: Unfurnished modern 5 room apartment. Heat and watet furnished. Near college and city schools. Fine neighborhood, pleasant place to live. Phone 599-J. 5-tf.

(Continued from I'nigrr portant citizen of Greencastle during that early period and for some time filter. Mr. Brown built the property on the west side of the court house square in Greencastle on which the present Sudranskl buildings stand, the assembly room on an upper floor being known as Brown's Hall. Mr. Brown was a heavy stockholder in the old nail ndll and lost his investment in it after it was moved to a city in the gas belt of the state. He lived in Greencastle where Hcber Ellis now lives, on east Seminary street. The lot on which Mr. Pierce’s present home stands on east Walnut street, was once a part of the Brown estate. Mr. Brown was a half-brother of Mrs. Emily Pierce, the mother of Robert L. Pierce, and of Mrs. Martha Ferrand. and he sent for them to come here from Kentucky, during the Civil war, their husbands being in the Union army and they being left alone in their Kentucky homes. Mrs. Ferrand lived in a log cabin south of the house in which Mr. Pierce was born. The father of Mr. Pierce was William Pierce. Harrison Randel, one time auditor j of Putnam county, and a surveyor, acquired the property from Mr. Brown.

FOR RENT: Eight room modern house, about Nov. Tst; five room modem apartment, heat and water furnished; four room furnished apartment.* S. C. Sayers. Phone 96-R. 30-3t.

FOR RENT: Two front sleeping rooms for either business men or women. Garage available. Phone 142-J, eod

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana, Executor of the will of Nellie G. Stoner, late of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be volvent. No. 8142. Simpson M. Stoner. Executor September 23d, 1939. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Attorneys Lyon & Abrams. 25-3t.