The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 March 1941 — Page 3

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THE DAH.Y BANNER, GREENCASTTiE, INDIANA,

SATT T RDAY, MARCH 22, 1941.

FOR SAt.ft OR tRADF extra good heavy draft horse, coming 3 years old. broke, John F. Williams. CJoverdale. R. 1. 2 2-2t. FOR SAFE: 200 bu. seed oats. Joe Wright, mile wc.,t of Greencastle on Hanna farm. 22-3p FOR SALE: Stack of mowed oats. W J. Allee, Greencastle. It 2. 22-2t.

I, w , fiom Milton's Posey ■ iail to express

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22-lt

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Blatik tacupt posts ”, 21-:ii) i re farm, one mile Indiana on state Electricity, driven well, Ijly Jo ted for poultry raisLr.rn industry crops. ImSe -ion. If interested, invmi ■ and write U'wis H. | Rochester, Indiana. 20-31.

AI-F: Four rrom house on ■ ,. N| 1 v.",i k I.*>rse 21-2]>.

FOR SALE: Three 10-20 tractors, one 15x30 tractor. *9.000 or $10,000 worth good used farm tool.:, trucks and cars. Must sell next 30 days. A lot of these tools repossessed last 60 days. See what I have, make an of. ter, I dare you to bid. Walter S. Campbell. 22-tt. —Ileal Katate—

SPORT TABS from HKRKand THERE •JIMMIE"

Spring Sports to Get Underway At DePauw Universitv In Anrii

FOR SAI.E: A fou'- room house in good location. Price $1200.00. Payment plan. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. ^ 21-2t FOR SALE: A six room semi-mo-dern home in Eastern section. Price $175000 J. T. Christie, Rea! Estate.

21-2t

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FOR RENT: Lower 4 loom apart- | May ment close in. Dr. J. R Gillespie.

21-2p.

ALE Wheat, oats or rye idled nats. Ehdn >1 d; idle R. 2, Airport

2!-2p.

FOR

tAI.t: Typewriter. Call 305 tnaiion. 21-2ts t epar, ■ l i |l A J. Iiijli,

21-2ts

|» '00 bales of good mix-

I >t ere tractor plow s; rotary hoe and

oiiiil corn planter with ferhment barn 1000 feet 8 1 j ft. sawi Hubart Cladfaitar, i th of Morton. Phone Morton, (tit Ft R. 21-3p.

—Wanted

Sell your old auto bodies fenders sheet scrap, wire 1200 F. Maryland Indianapolis, Indiana. AMERH'AN COMPRESSED STEEL CO'tr Furniture Loans. One to sixteen months to repay. INDIANA LOAN (X). eo.l WANTED. nuy Mliej u« l^iv truck Csi) 278, * iii-rfu*aj*t>e OiHrgeuaid. John Woi^rtei Co. «u«i WANTED: Fraternity cook. State experience and references. Address Box 9, Banner. 21-3t. WANTED: A\l Greeneastle to enjoy the much-discussed French ‘'movie'', KATIA (Voncastle, Wednesday. March 26. 4 o’clock, admia»sion 20c). English subtitles accompanying French dialogue. 22-3t

B Nice I gaited saddle Jr (11 HumR. 1. 21-2p

l PHOSPHATE: Best, j source of phosphorus nged>|,'j>leted soils, increase i t good soils. Spread ' t bigger yields, better bi nasid profits, this year us. For prices, full ■rite O. L. NIXON Ind or RUHM PHOSFleas ant Wed.-Sat.

H F I: Good baled straw. I .i;n. Putnamville. \ 22-2p ' it: Beautiful home clorc to square, near '-n.s. 2 baths, 2 garages, ft . F. Banner. 22-2t.

ft ico Station RE-OPENED Special Prices lung and grouting Cars i"f and doiixered. [ITT SEAHS ksoo Fhotte 898

—Misrellaneousi- - Everyone can have a pleasant time rolling duck ptns. Vine-Franh-lin. 22-Ip

NOTICE: For your asn-haullng please call for Eldon Lewis at Fred James Res Phone 71* W. 7-TF

Highest price paid for ail kinds oi junk, paper, rags, iron, all kinds of metal. We also buy beef hides. A & 8 Junk Yard. Phone 678, Oreencastie. 3-tf

COMPLETE Grease Job, 59 cents at Deem's Standard. Car washing Nrartii Jackson street. 24-hour service. 12-tf

BOYS, before you leave for the Array, let THE GAMMA OK STUDIO mak# your photo for your home folks. Special rate to those entering the Army. J8-20-22-25-27-29-6t

April

May

New price effective April 10. Straight cui tains washed and finished. 25c per pair. Smaller ones less. Straight curtains stretched and pressed 5c per atrip. Ordinary size ruffle curtains washed and finished 36c per pair, ordinary size ruffle curtains stretched and pressed 10c per strip. Smaller ruffle curtains less. Very large ruffle curtains 70c per pair washed and finished, stretched and pressed 15c per strip. Mrs. Homer Leucas. 22-lt.

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Complete schedules for spring sports have been released by the DePauw athletic department. The baseball team opens its season at IU on April 7. Other starters include: Indiana Central, St. Joseph. Rose Poly, and the Old Gold tracksters will vie here on April 23, Beloit chalenges the gold team here on April 5, and the Tiger tennis team treks to Illinois on April 10. Detailed schedules include:

Track

April 23 Indiana Central, St. Joseph's .and Rose Poly

26 Earlham

3 At Ball State 7 At Indiana State

10 Wabash 17 At Butler

24 Little State Meet at Ball

State

31 Big State Meet at Indiana Tennis April 10 At Illinois At Evansville At Kentucky

Open

At Maryville (Tenn.) At Tennessee At Indiana i .;u At Wabash May 2 Earlham Ball State

Butler

St. Joseph’s At Earlham At Indiana State 22, 23, 24 State Tournament at Earlham Baseball At Indiana

Indiana

At Chicago At Chicago Wisconsin

Butler

At Indiana State At Franklin Earlham Franklin

Wabash

St. Joseph’s At Ball State At Wabash Louisville Indiana State Ball State At Butler

Golf

April 5 Beloit

Knox

At Earlham

W. i bash

At Franklin Indiana State

May 2 At Butler

Franklin

At Monmouth

At Knox Earlham

At Wabash

Butler

Stale Tournament at Pur-

due

DUCK PIN RESULTS

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W. Mark

143

152

J. Hinkle

148

157

J. Hesselgrove ...

210

187

F. Concilia

152

121

J Jones

187

165

840

782

Total pins

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Dairy

W. Lear

145

H. Hamm

178

156

T. Bratzler

15.8

136

W. Sutherlln

155

O. Humphrey ...

173

174

809

766

Total pins

Banne

Club

(7. Reynolds ..

180

171

J. Seta

134

170

W. Scoboe

203

182

M. Johnson .

152

II. Campbell

174

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832

34 •!

Total pins

(Juaiit)

Five

M. Giddings

166

151

B. Fulkerson

103

F. Ogles

ISO

167

K La kin

136

125

P. Rice

176

ISO

Total pins

750

715

4 'oea

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C. Beams

121

191

L. Irvine

151

170

L. Hamm

222

170

E. York

167

132

R. Grimes

200

186

Total pins

861

849

Easy Ares

E. Crawley

122

E. Johnson

102

I.. Vermillion

116

101

R. Billingsley

130

L. Tincher

165

176

629

631

Total pins

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TANK FERRY—Jusl to show they could get tank across Salt river, near Fort Knox, Ky. t 16th Engineers first built ferry, from parts of regular pontoon equipment and portable steel truss bridge, then loaded tank aboard. Sweeps and four outboard motors move it across river.

The new music hall at Indiana University will be officially dedicate i Saturday, March 22. at 7:00 p. m

in Bk-imingtcm Henry Schricker, govi rnor of Indiana will give the dedicatory address for the hall, the

largest in the country with a seating capacity of 3800

740 Ladies' High Scores: M50 Lucille Tinchcr 222 1 Rose Blue 169 12 „ ' Elizabeth Gail 168

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jo- ; Leonard Terrone, one of the world'.* greatest fencers three decades ago,

Men’s High scores: Paul Carpenter . . IJoyd Hamm B»b White Jog Hi ssctgrovc Edwin Duncan Willis Scoheo Randel Grimes

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Notice is !)rr - rli\ FiiNun tUaf the Local Alcoholic IteviiiiKu Hoani of Putnam < joiiify. Imliiina. will, at i! 00 P. M. (’entniJ StamJanl Tlmu on the I Mil day of April, 111 ’t the <’lurk's Office, (’ourt IIouhu, In thu Olty u e Oi uum ast Ic, in said County, h* Kin in* vastl^ation of the applications of thu folio win kT named persons, reipieRtlnk the issu«- to the applicants, at the locathms hereinafter set out, of the Aieoholh* Buveiaa*’ Permits of tin- ulassus hireinafter and will. at raid tltne and pl.o*e. reeidve InfopBi tion uoncurnhiR the fitness of said a

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Everybody reads The Banner.

Home Laundry and Cleanors

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DF.IViKG ON DERNA—Members of Gen. Waved's forces send shell screaming across desert in drive on Derna, Libya. Italian outpost capitulated on Jan. 30 and largo numbers of Italian prisoners, together with huge quantities of equipment, were captured. Passed by British censor.

COATS FOR RACERS—Racing dogs at St. Petersburg, Fie., don transparent raincoats during tropical showers, while they ere on parade. Coat* come off when they chase stuffed rabbif. Jessie Klinefelter, York, Pa., exhibits does.

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BRITISH FIGHTERS—Man lying on side in foreground keeps bullet belt in line at companion operates machine qun, during British drive on Derna, Italian outpost in Libya. Observers watch result from back of mound. Port fell to British on Jan. 30. Passed by British censor.