The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 October 1942 — Page 3

THE DAILY Baj^NJER, GBEENCASTLE, INDIANA, A10NPAY, OCTOBKR 5, .1042.

easons for using Want-Ads' readers, low cos t, results

SELL with. WANT ADS

Chwslfled Adverttata*: Mtako,i charge of 38 oenU for 18 w«rdo lens. Over 16 words, one cent ir word addltiossl per d%jr. Not aponaihle »®' errors of ter one ls■tlon. liAUI

nkw and used Oliver Farm Equipment See oily s Sales and Service ' U9 N. Indiana St.

For Sale—

PUBLIC SALE at Cloverdale, Inana. 12:00 War Time, every Tueay. ThU sale open to the public, ring your livestock and farm procts. We sell on commission. Smith Machinery Company. ’ 14-tt

lember the Oscar Carpenter 220 acre farm and personal ty. Jefferson township. Wetlf, Oct. 14. 28-80-5-7-12-13*6t.,

FOR SALE: 200 heifers and steer calve* 100 yearlings. These are Sandhill Nebraska cattle extra good sorted and sold to suit buyer. Ward's Yards, Crawfordsville. 2-3t.

FOR SALE: 1929 Ford coach, good condition mechanically and otherwise. Five good tires. Phone 777. Call 803-R after 6:00 p. m. 3-6-2p

or more to a party. Call Jack Davis at Hood's Barber Shop. 5-lp. FOR SALE: 3 large sows. 24 pigs, extra nice. Call rural 6F22. 5-3p

FOR SALE: Good used circulating heater, burns wood or coal. 14 Larrabee street. 5-3p.

FOR SALE: Large size Heatrola Priced reasonably. Raymond Flint Greencastle, R. 1. 5-2p

OR SALE: 20 Rhode Island Red pullets. F.Kien Lewis, Commercial Place. 5-2ts.

FOR SALE: Apples Buchheit Orchards.

and cider.

12-tf.

FOR SALE: Large sow and 7 pigs Fred James, Fox Ridge. 5-2t

FOR SALE: Florence heating stove, Jersey cow to freshen Oct. 10th. Carvin Milhon, Stilesville, R. 1- 5-2p.

FOR SALE: Chester White sow

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wheel spreader, 2 one horse fertilizer wheat drills, one New Idea rubber tire spreader on 7.50x20 tires. They

with ten pigs: heifers from extra good cows. Mrs. Eva Jobe, north of Belle Union. 5-lp.

are convertible for your New Idea norn picker. One aet rubber will work on both tools, 3 or 4 used one horse fertilizer wheat drills. Walter S. Campbell. Greencastle. on an

FOR SALE One horse wheat drill with turner, sewed 60 acres. 4L. miles northeast Cloverdale. Cleon Cummings. 5-lp.

north.

5-7-2t.

FOR SALE: 9x12 felt base MANI1'EX rugs Wide variety of patterns, 13.69. MILLER DRIVE IN STORBl

FOR SALE

: 9 shoats. Will sell one

LOST SEPTEMBER 26: Black and ' white yearling heifer, weight 580. I Reward. Phone or write Ora Finney, j Cloverdale, Indiana. 2-3p. j —Miscellaneous/—

Members of the Fillmore Christian I church are asked to bring pries to the Clarence Ferrand sale Thursday October 8th. 5-lt. ‘

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AT AUCTION, Saturday at 1 p. m. Will quit bartering at 11 a. in. All equipment to be sold by piece.

FOR SALE: One used 1939 corn Ickei on rubber for John Deere A G tractor. This is a mounted corn

cker. can’t be used on any other including clothes, lumber and other

articles. John Tharp. A. O. Hurst. Auct. If you want your hair cut, 11 o’clock Saturday the deadline. 5-5t.

ake of tractor. Last com picker I Bve. new or used. Walter S. Camp--II, Greencastle, on 43 north. 5-7-2t.

CLOSING OUT SALE As I am working in defense work, I am moving to town and will sell at Piihlir Auction at my farm, 2 mile* Houth of Cloverdale and I mile east of State tioad 48 and 4 mile* northwest of Quincy: Monday, October 12, 1942 10:30 A. M. •’ .MAKES—5-year-old Dappled Orey Mare, Hound; good worker; 7-year-old Dappled Orey Mare, sound; good worker. 9 HEAD CATTLE—5 year old Jersey Cow with calf by side; real milk cow; 7 year old Roan Shorthorn Cow with nice calf by side; 5 year old Jersey Cow to freshen In December; 5 year old Spotted Cow. heavy springer; 9 year old Shorthorn Cow to freshen by sale date; 2 Jersey Heifers, coming 2 years old; bred. 35 HEAD SHEEP—15 Breeding Ewes, all gornl ages and nice; 19 Spring laiinhs; 1 good ,2 year old Buck. 1.8 HOtiS—I Du roc Sow with 7 nice pigs; 2 Du roc Gilts to farrow soon: I Duroc Sow to farrow soon; 2 Hampshire Shouts, wt. 75 to 100 lb-. t ; s ^ POULTRY—85 White Rock Pallet*. FARM IMPLEMENTS—Good Farm Wagon with box bed, bay frame; Gale corn planter; Disc harrow; Sulky break plow; walkhreuk plow; mowing machine; riding cultivator; walking cultivator; good hay rake; good set harness; other harness; collars; forks; shovels : ro|s>; chains; double trees; wire stretchers and everything used on the farm. HOUSEHOLD-MISCELLANEOUS—Good water separator, 140egg ineubator, blunder stove, wood beating stove, dining table, buffet, ehairs, beds, feather bed, rockers, library table, wardrobe, lamps, dishes, trull jars, crocks, ahum and numerous other articles. FEED—1 Stack of mixed hay; 16 acres of corn to be sold by the acre; 15 tons of nice clean Clover and Timothy hty in mow; 8 tons of haled bean hay, clean and nice. TERMS: CASH. BRUCE DOYLE, Owner ALTON HURST, Auctioneer. IRA KNOLL, Clerk. Ladies of Cloverdale Methodist Church will serve dinner.

PUBLIC SALE On account of the tabor situation, we will sell at auction at the farm, 3 miles east efGreentastle and 10 miles west of Stilesville en the Gfeemestie-Stilesville road, connecting with U. S. Koad 40, two miles west of Stilesvtlie at the V on . • . . Thursday, October 8,1942 Starting at 11 o'clock, under tent. 10—HEAD REGISTERED HOLSTEIN CATTLE—10 Including Herd Ball and 9 milk caws. The hull was bred by Indiana State Farm,, calved Starch 37, 1909, sire tiarnatinn Inka Sullan; dam Indiana Rose Inka. This bull’s grandsire is still in active, service at the Carnation Milk Farms In Seattle. His grand dam was 11 I'. 8. A. champion over all breeds. Butterfat In 365 days, 1523.34 It* and milk, Sl,«10 lbs. The nine rows range in $ge* from 2 to 7 year*. n Head Grade Cows. 5 head of Jersey, Guernsey and Holstein tow*. All of the above Jl cows, production records will he given the day of the sale by the D - II I. A Records, which am compiled by Purdue U. 3 head of 18 months old grade Holstein*, frill freshen in R»e spring; one yearling Jersey heifer; one Jersey heifer chit; one yearling ‘ n,,ki "8 .f*'** 1 ' Shorthorn Bull. The above 14 head ef cows produced 140,000 lbs. of milk during 1941. 100—HEAD HOGS—100 7 I lead Hampshire Sows with 60 pigs by sWe. 30 head ahoaU, "eight 90 lbs.; 9 head Hfnyhlrr sews, open; 2 head Hampshire ’•owv bred for fall; 2 regiitered Duroc sows bred for fall; I Hamp '•lilr. male hog, 18 months eld. The above Hogs or* Immunized for cholera. 12—HEAD SHEEP—12 12 Head ef Good Breeding Bws*. HOftSf One three ysar okl heno, ooaad, freight I6W P«mde, work ,n harness. MAM IMPLEMENTS 1 Binder, roller, 2 1-row ShHiflfH, 1 hay tedder, sulky ptow. one hor>^ corn planter, 1 Gopher plow, lard press, sausage mill, •Pike toith harrow? 2, 9x12^, £wy other article# too numerous *n mention. — TjMvns C«*h — FERRAND - SINCLAffi • WCHOLSOH COLS. BOTTE.MA, DOBBS A HURST, Auctioneer*. MOEL NICHOLSON, OIm*. . „ Christian AM of Fillmore will Serve Lunch.

FOR SALE: 16 head pure bred i polled Hereford cows, 16 calves. Raised on my own farm. Reason for ; selling, barn burned. Gilbert Ogles. 5-2p. 1

-Real Estate

FOR SALE: A 98 acre farm about i miles from Greencastle, 7 room louse, good barn, Price $2650. Eight /lundred cash, balance easy payments. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 5-3t.

VOTE FOR HARRY E. ALLAN

FOR CLERK of Circuit Court Democratic Ticket

—For Rent—

FOR RENT: A modem apartment, newly decorated in every respect. Heat and water furnished. Phone 599-J. 15-tf

FOR RENT: 3 room modern apart.nent. 7 south Locust street. Phone 477. • 5-lp.

FOR RENT: 4 room house in country. Boescn Dairy. Prone 4F11. . 5-2t.

‘—Wanted—

Special announcement. A & S JUNK YARD now buying paper. Phone 678. 3-tf.

See us for the money to take advantage of the bargains offered. Inliana I-oan Co. 18-tf.

WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE;, We can correct shimmy, swaying, 1 Pard steering, uneven tire wear. Test ! jn our Alignment machine. Saves , big repair bills later. Drive in. HESS SALES AND SERVICE. 5-8-2t 1

Mrs. Edward Huber and baby daughter, Berry stfeet, returned to > their home Sunday.

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( By Jim Zeis )

WANTED: Married man to work on grain and stock farm, steady work. References required. Paul Stoner, Ladoga. 30-6t

WANTED: Married man and wife for work on farm. Excellent surroundings. Must operate tractor and handle stock. Good wages for right couple. Write Box C, c o Banner. 5-7-9-3p.

DePauw’s football team took it on j the chin for the second straight Saturday when Carleton handed the ] Tigers a 20-6 setback up at North-' field, Mian .

WANTED: 3 or 4 room furnished or unfurnished modem apartment. Phone 484. 5-2t.

W'ANTED: To trade a Durac male hog, weighing about 400 pounds, for i Hampshire male, or will buy. Artie Scobee, Brick Chapel. 5-lp.

WANTED: Experienced waitress. Address Box A. Banner office. 5-3t.

WANTED Rkle to Indianapolis. Hours, 7 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Phone 538 M after 7 p. m. 5-3p.

Wanted to buy three sided tent and army cot. Phone 484. 5-2t.

You can get spendld result* front Banner Classified Ads.

The Carls made their 20 points in the opening half. DePauw’s touchdown came in the final quarter after the locals had» successfully stopped the Northerners offense. This Saturday, the Methodists will j be host to the U. S. Naval Radio School aggregation of Oxford, Ohio. Scores of all state football tilts last Saturday are: Ohio State, 32; Indiana, 21. Vanderbilt. 26; Purdue, 0. Illinois. 67; Butler. 0. Georgia Tech. 13; Notre Danie, 6. Wabash. 14; Rose Poly, 13. St. Joseph’s. 18: Illinois Normal, 7. Franklin, 19: Evansville, 13. Valparaiso, 62; Central Normal, 0. Illinois College, 19; Hanover, 6. Carleton. 20; DePauw, 6. Indiana State. 26; Eastern Illinois,

PUBLIC SALE I will effer for sale on what is known as the A. F. Whorley farm 1 and three-fourths miles west of Advance and 5 miles northeast of New Bonn, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8,1942 Beginning at 10:30 A. M. (CWT) the following Property: HORSES, 6 HEAD—Bay mare 9 years old; gray mare 10 years old, Imth good workers. Those mares have raise! colls. Pair 3 year okl gelding*, well broke, one black, one hay, weight 11100 pounds. Pair spring colt*, gray hor*c colt and roan filly colt. CATTLE, 8 HEAD—Jersey cow, 7 years old, to he fresh in November; Jersey cow, 6 years old to be fresh in April; Jersey cow lit years old to freshen in October; Jersey cow H years old to he fresh in April; red cow, 10 years old to lie fresh In April; Guernsey cow 1 years old to be fresh in December; Guernsey cow 5 years old to ho fiexh In April; Holstein cow 14 years old to be fresh in December. These cows are*good milkers and are bred to Registered Guernsey Bull. HOGS, 95 HEAD—16 sows and gilts, 12 to farrow hy date of sale; 1 registered Berkshire gilt; 1 registered Berkshire Boar; 80 hear) of shoats averaging 100 pounds. All are vaoelmiled. HAY AND GRAIN—540 bales of first cutting Alfalfa; 700 hales of seeond cutting alfalfa, 20 ton last year clover hay; 80 bales w heat straw; 87 acre* Hybrid corn in field; 300 bushels of oats and 250 bushels shelled corn. * IMPLEMENTS—Case 2-row corn picker; John Deere 12 A 6 ft. combine with Scour Kleen attachment and pickup with IHU and-Case Hitch; John Deere Feed Grinder also 75 ft. Gandl Belt; Stover roin shelter; Case Tractor on Rubber with extra steel wheels; cultivator; I lower mower, 7 ft.; breaking plow; John Deere tractor disc; I. H. C. corn planter with fertilizer and bean attachment and tongue trucks. Rotary hoe; new 8-ft. Cultlpacker; Spike-tooth harrow : Case side delivery rake; I. H. C. wheat drill; New Idea manure spreader; New Idea wagon on rubber; Iron wheel wagon with frames; I. H. C. corn binder; John Deere oats seeder; set good breeching harness; tank heaters; hog fountains; hog houses; hay forks; shovels; steel wheel barrow; brooder house and other articles too numerous to mention. SOME HOUSEHOLD (iOODS. TERMS: CASH. /NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. ARTIE BROWN Miller and Ford, Auctioneers State Bank of Advance, Clerk LADIKA AID OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH WILL SERVE LUNCH.

HOLE IN DUSSELDORF—Probably an 8,000-ton "town-buster" bomb was used by the RAF to blast this hole in the main railway station at Dusseldorf, Germany, night of Sept. 10. Hole is 100 yards in diameter and neighboring buildings are rootless. Fire caused additional damage.

NAMED FOR WINNIE—Here’s one of Britain's new infantry tanks, named "Churchill," for Britain's Prime Minister. It is so heavily armored it can be used as a pill-box. It has 6-pounder guns and can move along at a startling speed. Mr. Churchill rode in one of them recently.

SPECIAL DELIVERY—Like manna from Heaven, supplies are dumped from transport plane over Kokoda area of New Guinea where American and Australian soldiers are engaging Japs in tierce hand-to-hand fighting. No roads pierce mountain territory.

- —— "NEW ORDER" —- Here is another manifestation of the workings of Adolf Hitler's "new order. This photo of the bullet-riddled bodies of Soviet citizen* shows but a microscopic fraction of the innocent civilians murdereu by Nazi soldiers. Slaughter occurred in Rostov-on-Don.