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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCAHTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1941.

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Mr, Kish On Alert

( OI NTY FISHINO BEI.IEVKD AT APEX; REPORT LARGE CATCHES IN EEL RIVER Fishing, one of Putnam county s 1 most elastic sports, was believed at its peak this weekend after local anglers returned home to report the various sizes of their catches. Scores of residents lined the hanks of Eel River, the two Walnut creeks, Deer creek and Limestone creek with hobers reported unable to stay afloat. At this point in the story it might be well to remind the readers that all information contained herein has been reported and not witnessed by the writer. However, the best catch of the week goes to a Cloverdale resident who reports that he captured a sixteen pound carp in Eel river. Other best catches go to those who caught cat fish weighing over five pounds. This weekend’s suckers seemed to average about three pounds. As in the past foreign fisherrryn are believed getting their share cf the county’s fish. One person remarked that he counted twelve out-of-county cars parked with three i unty autos near one creek bank.

“VARIETY NINE” FLIPS LADOGA CANNERS, 9-3 Greencastle’s Variety Nine baseball team clipped a strong Ladoga squad Sunday afternoon, downing the Canners. 9 to 3. Greencastle was outhit 9-8 but made more use of its connections. The local’s first scores came in the second inning when with two out and tw(g on Grimes doubled into left cent r. One of the novel attractions of the game was “Curly Williams,”

Star Lead National _ —• I ROTH TEAMS MAINTAIN PERFECT RECORD; TO MEET ROACHDALE, CLOVERDALE

Leading the softball league standing in the fast league at the end of ih; third week of play were Putnamville with four victories and Lone Star with three wins. Neither team has been defeated. Tonight Putnamville meets RoacV iale and unless “lady luck” chooses to ride with one side exclusively, the ;ame should provide one of the best tussles that has been witnessed so far this season. Roachdale holds the bird position in the National League, j Lone Star will battle Cloverdale Wednesday evening to maintain its 1.000 rank. According to reports the Clovers are settled after their serious defeat by Roachdale and are gunning for the Cementers this week; however, the Cloverdale outfit s urged by its fans to keep cool this

veek.

—Real Estate—

FOR SALE; Thirty-six acres in Franklin Township, tillable. G room house, electricity available Price $1800.00. Terms Cash. J. T. Christie Real Estate. 21-3t.

FOR SALE: A five room house in Fillmore, large lot. Price $1000 00 A splendid investment. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 21-3t

—For Rent

Used Car Headquarters Rest Bargains Liberal Allowances on Trade Ins. Easy Terms KING MORRISON FOSTER CO. Fords Since 1910 The Dealers — That Deal. I t E. W ash. I’h. 2G8 810 N. Jackson

FOR RENT: Three rooms and j kitchenette modern furnished a partmen, heat and water furnished. Cad 707-W. 14-tf.

FOR RENT 2 or 3 a| aitmf.it. Furnished e I. 423 E. Franklin.

room itk lam or unfurnish-21-23-2p

For Sale

FOR SAI.E: Frame garage. 12x24. 506 south Indiana street. Phone 661M is-hp.

SOFTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE Fast League

FOR SAI.E: Good Crosley Shelvador refrigerator $35.00. Earl Johnson, Eminence. Home evenings. 17-6p.

FOR RENT: 7 room house at 236 Hillsdale avenue. John Tzouanakis. 21-tf.

One car hominy feed on track at Raccoon Monday and Tuesday $31.00, choice of two 10-20 tractors at $125, [ good condition. Jno. Wilson, Fall I Bros. 19-tft |

FOR RENT: A strictly modern newly decorated apartment, 4 rooms with kitchenette and hath, constant hot water, heat and water furnished, large front yard and shady porch, near college and city school. Shown by appointment only, phone 599-J. 21-tf.

Wanted

Putnamville .. Lone Star Roachdale Coca Cola Cloverdale Moose Lodge Rainbridgo .... Madison Twp.

Commercial refrigeration and condition installation and service. Let me figure your y to. Work guaranteed. Jimmy Heavin, phono 009-W. 21-T

FOR SAI.E: Transparent apples. I Euchheit Orchards. M-W-F tf |

WANTED: Oaito and rye at the old South End elevator. Mdlcr Grain Company's Feed and See 1 Plant. Mon-Wed-Fi i-tf

AMERICAN I.EAGLE Slow league

I STATE TRANSFERS

|1. Browning et ux to Glenn res i,n Jefferson twp. $1. Gilbert Girton to Mina L.

quit claim, .93 t n twp., $200.00.

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L Andrews, 67

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lil Monroe twps.,

$1.00.

Francis Sage to Paul V. |< i< t ux, 120 acres in Green|p $1.00. - ng et al to Wm. E. Arn- , ! ind m Cloverdale twp., $1. Service Co. of Indiana to p’ lick, quit claim, 10 acres twp., $1.00. ! G. Whitaker to Thomas 1 in uPtnamville, $1.00. ■1. Peek et con to Wm. H. 1 x, lots i.n Greencastle,

Ernest R. Herbert et ux to Nunzio Cancilla, et ux, lot in Northwood, $1. Frank Sutherlin to Mooresville PutolicSeivice Co., easement, real estate in Warren twp., $5.00.

HOSPITAL NOlES

Mrs. Charles McCurry, city, returned to her home Saturday from the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. Paul Kinney and infant son of Spencer were admitted to the Putnam county hospital Sunday. Earl Davis. Roachdale Rural Route, was admitted to the county hospital Sunday for treatment. Mrs. Lizzie Dorsett of near Belle Union returned to her home Sunday from the county hospital. Mrs. Joseph Fry and infant returned to their home Sunday from the

county hospital.

Reva Buster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manson Buster, Elm street, was released from the county hospital

Sunday.

Reva Mae Evans of Greencastle underwent a tonsil operation at the county hospital Monday morning. .MILLAR REFNION The Millar reunion will bo hel 1 at the Robe Ann Park the first Sunday ; n August. All are welcome to come and bring well filled baskets and spend the day. There will be a program in the afternoon. OTIAIR REFNION H LY 27 The 18th annual reunion of the Illinois O'Hair familie i will be held Sunday, July 27th, in the city park at Kansas, 111.

WHY ON EARTH VO THEY T>0 IT ?

Zinc Mill 3 Jr. Merchants 1 Lone Star II 1 Coca Cola II 1 Fillmore i Northern Ind. Power 1 Greencastle Motors 0 France Stone Co. 0

1.000 1 OOJ 1.000 .333 .333 .333 .000 .000

DR. G. W. McCLIKTOCK

WILL REMAIN IN GREENCASTLE PERMANENTLY.

Trealments for corns, callouses, bunions, ingrown nails, weak feet.

1 »' WASHINGTON STREET

PHONE 313

FROM THIS TO THIS!

SPECIAL OFFER

LIMITED TIME ONLY

FOR EACH VACUUM CLEANER

TRADED ON A NEW GENERAL ELECTRIC OR APEX VACUUM CLEANER

WE WILL GIVE A CREDIT OF . .

All Vacuum Cleaners traded in will be donated by us to the PUTNAM COUNTY ALUMINUM DRIVE.

Buy Now While Our Stock Lasts!

AUL WRIGHT, JR

8 W. WASHINGTON ST.

GREENCASTLE

...take chances of fire catching them without knowing exactly what they own • If disaster should clean you out of all you own, how close could you come to recalling what you lost? A household inventory would tell you instantly, item by item, and what its value was. /Ilottll: Ask u« today for tho froo household Inventory book we have waiting for you. It’s mighty important I

KIMBALL R. LARKIN PHONE 826J

SOFTBALL SOIUDI LE Monday, July 21 7:00 Greencastle Motors vs. Junior Merchants. 8:00 Putnamville vs. Roachdale. ruesday, July 22 7:00 Lone Star vs. France Stone Co. 8:00 Coca-Cola I vs. Moose Lodge Wednesday, July 23 7:00 Zinc Mill vs. Junior Merchants 8:00 Lone Star vs. Cloverdale Friday, July 25 7:00 Greencastle Motors vs. Fillmore. 8:00 Bainbrklge vs. Madison Township.

PERFECTION STOVES — 1941 models now on display. REEVES ELECTRIC North Side Square. Phone 139-M. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf.

FOR SAI.E CLOSING OUT: One Burrough’s book keeping machine, same kind used in banks; one iron safe; 3 or 1 desks; several shelves, cash register. All kinds used tools, trucks, cars, tractors and combines.. Walter S. Campbell. Thurs-Mon-tf. FOR SALE: Thoroughbred Angus cattle. Robert Cash, R. 3. Phone 16F2.3. 19-2t.

We pay you $5.00 for selling ten $100 boxes 50 beautiful assorted name imprinted Christmas cards sell $1.00 your profit 50c. Free samples. Thomas Doran Co., 28Y Whit Plains, N. Y. 21-lp. WANTED: Responsible men to call on farmers. Steady work. Good pay. No experience or capital required. Free catalog. G. C. HEBERLING CO., Bloomington, 111., D.-pt. 010. 19-2t.

FOR SALE: 1929 Four-door De Sola sedan Good running condition. Cheap good tires. May be seen at farm of John Clark, 1 1-2 mile south of Fillmore. 18-31.

FOB SALE: 5 Jersey heifers, long yearlings and coming two years old, all bred to calve this coming fall and next spring. All good selected milk stock. G. C. Wingfield, Cloverdale. 21-lt.

WANTED TO BUY: A sow and S or 9 young pigs. Phone 473-R. 21-lt.

Miscellaneous

NOTICE: For your aan-hauilag pie&se call for Eldon Lewis at Fred James Rea. Phono 718-W. 7-TF.

Highest price paid for all kinds of junk, paper, rags, iron, all kinds of metal. We also buy beef hides. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Greencastle. 19-tf.

FOR SALE: Seven short yearling calves. Olen Dudley, Fillmore, R. 1. 21-lp.

the oldest player on the team, stealing five bases. Greencastle pushed its store in the I fourth and fifth with three and four runs respectively. Batteries: Greencastle, McLean and Myers, Williams; Ladoga, Todd and Shank.

FOR SALE: Eleven months old Angus bull. Glen Clark, south county farm. 21-2p.

STEVENS TEES OFF IN STATE LINKS TOURNAMENT Bob Stevens, Greencastle golf enthusiast, teed off at 1:52 o'clock this afternoon at the French Lick Springs Hotel course, for the qualifying round? of Hoosierdom's amateur links tourney. A field of 103 Indiana golfers

FOR SALE: Two acres of alfalfa hay. raked in field. Mrs. Wilbur Arneld, R. 3, Greencastle. 21-lp.

FOR SALE: Ih.lb Ford coupe, deluxe, 85 horse power, radio, car 111 good condition. 437 Anderson street. 21-lt.

BUVwOi

Antiques on display and for sale at Wynkoop’s at North Salem. G. A. Wynkoop. 19-2t.

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

AUCTION SALE Wednesday, July 23, 10:00 A M., 4 rooms of furniture, consisting of good piano, studio couch, beds heating stoves, kitchen cabinet, kitchen range, Aladdin lamp, Singer sewing machine, rugs, dishes, miscellaneous articles. O. N. Bishop, Lena. Indiana 21-2p

use Daily baiyn^k advehTISING FTRST—Most People Ge' Most of their Buying Ideas from Newspapers. FACES TRAFFIC ( 11 ARGli Garlan C. Clark, s. of nca Roachdale, waa am t. I i reckless driving chage ;d ut 10 clock fiatuday night on the Lad -a road southeast of here. He w i nalitoe 1 by State Policeman Janie Gilliland and deputy sheriff Hardd Zeller and was ordered to app< it in the court of Justice of the Peace Anthony Watts on July 23 Crav. fordsvMle Journal-Rev > .

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FOR SALE Nice Transparent apples. Bring containers and pick your own. 25c bu. Boesen Dairy. 21-2t

FOR SALE: Boss 4 burner oil stove, excellent condition, reasonable. Clarence Gaddis, second house east of Maple Heights School. 21-3p.

E’OR SALE: Five forty lb. Duroc Pigs. Phone 535. 21-lp FOR SAI.F. I i 1 yearling heifers. Joel Dobbs. Fillmore. 21-23-25-3p

GEHRINGER QUITS — Old Father Time strike* out Char 1 -* Gehringer as regular second baseman for Detroit Tigers. Here, Charlie, right, American League's most valuable player in 1937, turns over post to Lambert (Dutch) Meyer.

FOR SALE Crosley refrigerator, reconditioned, priced to sell. Paul Wright, Jr. 21-lt

sent the ball over the fairways of the famous course today, all hoping to be among the low thirty-two scorers to gain admittance to the championship flight. Eighteen holts of medal play are set for today and tomorrow, with the “low thirty-two" going into j double round of match play on Wed nesday. The finals are scheduled for Friday,

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MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Cleaning Special — CASH & CARRY —

Suits, Men’s

or Ladies

50c

SKIRTS 25c pants 25c Theme prices do not Include moth proofing. At theiie prices you get first cluss Dry Cleaning.

IDEAL Cleaners

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Phone 47*