The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 February 1944 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1944.
iiuUk fT'ADS
-Lost-
IX>ST: Single strand of Pearl. Reward if finder will call Banner Of-
fice.
TOST: Black Phom 71.1-M.
and white
24-2p
bull dog.
24-2t
We have just received a new i supply of 5.50x17 tires available for holders of Grade I certificates. Montgomery Ward. 25-U.
Sale-
Electric
waffle iron. 25-lt.
from hens mated to and individually PediJ1 chicks we hatch are ited to U. S. R. O. P Uy pedigreed maloa. 95 (y guaranteed for 14 Joss above that amount rill be refunded on the rrz S POULTRY FARM mtrolled. U. S. Certified and White I^eghorns [NT. IND. Fri.-tf ; Indiana grown Big fer .seed. Pure seed, j germination 84%. 1 iGreencastle, Road 43 k M-W-F-tf ? felectric Fence Controlle stocks are complete. |y as $12.95. Montgom-
25-lt
LOST OR STOLEN: Fox on a chain. Reward if returned. Fretl Cox. 205 West Jacob street. 25-lp. LOST: Biown fur mittens several w?eks ago. Also, black zipper not' book containing fountain pens. Call 299 or Art Furniture Shop.
23-25-2p
FOR RENT FOR RENT: Modern two room unfurnished apartment. Adults. Phone 565-W. 25-lt.
^Miscellaneous-
Pies, cakes, chickens, eggs, salads, cookies, candies and breads at Farm Women's Market, Saturday. 25-lp Let us rebuild and put your tractor motor in shape. Have your equipment ready for use when you will need it. Scotts Franklin St. Garage. Vine anti Franklin St. Phone
FOR RENT: Modern unfurnished three mom apartment and garage, 625 East Anderson street. 25-lt. FOR RENT: 3 rooms, semi-mod-ern. 108'y N. Indiana St. 24-3p.
68.
24-6t
LE: Apples.
Buchheit
7-lf.
New term opens Monday February 22. Accounting, shorthand, typing, office machines. Blanche M Wean School of Business. Corner of Indiana and Poplar. Pho;ie 27. 23-24-25-28-t.
h Saturday, ■95 to $7.95. Jx, Bargain
ATTENTION FARMERS: We have our disc sharpening machine
suits and j set up. Get your discs in now. Get all Dress sox | your repair work done early. ManStore. N. j ford Craver, formerly Srobee Repair
| Shop. 24-tf
10. K. HATCHERY Phone 130 Baby Chicks Next Hatch February 28 ALL SOLD BIT 1000 White Rocks 100 Barred Rocks !! 200 New Hampshire Reds ORDER NOW FOR SURE DKMVERY.
Patrols Clash South Of Rome
ALLIED HKADQUARTBRS, NAPLES. Feb. 25iUP> — Bitter patrol fighting and increasinglyviolent artillery duels raged all alon» the Anzio front today as Allied .-pokesman indicated that the Germans have built up their striking force to possibly 100,000 men for a third major onslaught on the 5th army beachhead. Picked Nazi troops, attacking In Waves of 200 man. struck twice at Allied lines souUq ami southwest of ApriTin in an attempt to open a breach through which the German armor could break out onto the main highway to Anzio. American and British infantrymen stood their ground and mowed down the advancing Germans, smashing both attacks before they were well unjler way. Allied and German skinmisher.-
olashed at a number of other point; along the 15-mile beachhead penmeter, but the main battle lines t - mained unchanged and a communique said the 5th army p. s lm' were "improved" in some sectors.
PAUL SUNDAY KILLED LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25 (UP) Paul T. Sunday, 36-year-old test p ! ot son of the late evangelist Rill: Sunday, was one of four civil! ecrew members killed yesterday \vl their navy patrol bomber erusl into a mountainside near Paine Is Cal. Sunday, who recently was marr in Las Vegas. New, was copilo the bomber.
Belt
Mr.
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FERN Mr. and Mrs. Rolreit Burk* an daughter Anna Mae spent Sunil visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ora K.. and daughter Nancy, at Green. . Mis. Paul Sims and family Mrs. Francis Underwcod of Gr castle spent Monday with Mr.
E 7 ewes and buck, For upholstering, repairing and reb Herbert Corder, 3'. j finishing, and slip covers at reason- ! ' Brick Chapel. 24-3p able prices. Call Art Furniture Shop. ♦ —— — | 9 West Franklin, Phone 299. Fordson tractor, with I 23-tf !
Hatch Each Monday
|0. K. HATCHERY
plows. C. G. Hagert/, | of Putnamville. 23-3p.! !
GREENCASTLE, IND. 8 East Franklin St.
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Ford Tudor, oi-
me owner. D. A. Wright lesvilla. 23-3p ,, ( : 30 Caterpillar tractoc ithers Saw Hill, north
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J Estate-
E The 160 acre Tilden miles from Greencastl?. | | under cultivation, ba!with some valuable turngid springs, fine drilled tern. Six room house, large tile hog house; »<■. brooder house, crib:!, iell tiled and limed. IPric-j P. Christie, Real Estate. 25-5ts
: 125 acre farm, 65 in pasture with never Good fencing. Six barn and other buildlinute drive south of Write Box D % Banner.
■ 24-3p KE: An eighty-Uiree acrej] j North part of the coun- j« |ht acres tillable (twenty'!
land.) Small house, new , fn springs. Price $4500.00 Real Estate. 21-6ts ,
^Wanted-
Middle aged lady for home. Phone 262 or 26, Banner. 25-3p. Eating onions. Enquire 25-2p.
TO RENT: Two rooms jhy quiet couple. Inquire 25-2p.
CORN: Will pay Coat(rator price, 70 lbs. to hauling charge. Lowell ilesvillc 10-18-24-3'. Any kind of deal 278, Oreenoaatle. Charges Wachtel Go eod. : Girl to assist in house cooking, no laundry Inme, $65 per month. Give ■eience in first letter. Mm h'c'M Van Zandt Road, CJu|lio. 24-2p. WANTED: Man or woIt order cook, good hours, le. 24-tf TO RENT: Corn aftd 20 to 61 acres each. Inortheast nt Greencastle. |ur 24-3t. ID: Housework and cleanhour. Inquire at the Bar.-
24-2p
Soda fountain girl for Must he nice appearance, lary. See Box 33, c/o Ban-
23-tf.
CLOSING OUT SALE Because of the detith of my hiisbanil I am forced to sell al Public Auction at our home better known as the late Lige Arnold farm. 1 bj miles southeast of .ML Meridian an j 8 miles northwest of Belle
Union and 10 miles southeast of Greencastle, on
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At 10:30 O’clock.
2 - HEAD HORSES - 2 2 smouth mouth horses, good workers. 13 - HEAD CATTLE - 13 One Jersey and Guernsey cow with nice calf by side. One Brindle cow with large calf by side. One Jersey cow with nice calf by side. One Jersey cow milking good and freshen in May. One Shorthorn cow milking good, to freshen August 19th. One Spotted cow milking good, to freshen August 6th. These cows are all good milk cows, good age* and have a good
test record.
Two Holstein yearling heifers. One Swiss yearling heifer. One Hereford yearling heifer. 26 - HEAD HOGS - 26 4 Duroc sows to farrow from March 4th to March 10th. One yearling Big Type Poland male hog. 21 mixed shoats, wt. 50 Mrs. to 80 lbs.
•POULTRY
160 White Rock yearling hens, laying good now, also 3 roosters FARM IMPLEMENTS AND HARNESS Good wagon ami box bed, flat top hay frame, John Deere corn planter with fertilizer ami check row attachment, McCoimlek mowin machine. Sulky hay rake, roller, disc harrow, spike tooth harrow, cultivator, one hors** wheat drill, walking break plow, Sulky break plow, gas engine, corn sheller, 2 old cultivators. Black Hawk r-orn planter, grind stone, forks, shovels, chains, -double trees, 8 good milk cans, strainer, milk buckets, 3 hog troughs, chicken feeders, brooder stove and hover, 10x12 brooder house, hog house, 40 rods new 47” fence 6" several Locust posts, iron kettle, lard press, sausage, mill, set <rf harness, scrap leather, etc., on 0 lot of wrenches, saws axes and other tools used on a good farm.
FEED
300 to 500 bu. good Yellow c >rn; 8 to 10 tons mixed hay, some Clover seed. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Straight chairs, tables, hook case, congoleum rug, round dining table, some dishes, and many other articles, oil range, I, 1935 model V-8 Ford 4 door car with 5 fair tires. TERMS CASH. Not responsible for accidents. Mrs. Rosa Harcourt ALTON HI RST, Allot. CUFF MoMAJNS & JOE GRUBB, Clerks. — Dinner will be served by ML Meridian Church Ladies. My farm of 70 acies is for sale at private sale. {»+»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
ANNOUNCEMENT! OPEN SUNDAYS EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH. 10:00 A. M. Till 2:00 P. M A Full Line of Meats, Produce and Groceries TAYLOR GROCERY
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PHONE, 53
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MEATS LOOKING FOR THE BEST IN MEAT? BEEF-PORK-VEAL JUICY STEAKS - SUCCULENT HAMS A Tip to Point Savers
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FROSTED FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
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Phone 42
22 S. Vine St.
Administrator s Sale
Putnam Circuit Court (he under.
Bv vrtue of an order of the „ . » . . .— 0 | jjj,. (...tatc of Nora I. Conn. Estate will
residence of the deceased, 1 2
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ftrst house on the north side, west of the Monon R. R. on
Wednesday, March 1, 1944
AT 12:30 P. M. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
D TO BUY: Electric reInquire at Banner. 23-flp. 2» Savage high power rifle, with or without n Lee, 707 East Waahing-22-5ts. j WAITRESSES: Must | healthy, neat appearing— Sen. Apply Lincoln Res- j 23-3t. D: Good mechanic. Hess Service. 2l-«t.
1 Piano and 2 stools. 1 Clock and Vase.
1 Book Case.
15 Wall Pictures. 9 Rooking Chairs. 3 Heating Stoves. 6 Straight Chairs.
5 Small Tables.
1 Drop Leaf Table. 6 Bedroom Dresners.
S Wash Shands.
18”x40 M .
2 Telephones. 3 Rugs, 9x12.
1 Hall Tree. 1 Small Cot. 2 Buffetts.
2 Small Kerosene Healers.
2 Floor Lamps.
1 Sewing Machine.
1 Dining Table.
1 l-humer Kerosene Stove.
1 Kitchen Table. 1 China Closet.
2 Kitchen CupboanJs.
1 Lawn Mower.
2 Galvanized Garbage Pails.
1 Table,
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1 mail Cb “*- Anttq „, U i.h M .ml Sllv.rwar,.
<ranien Tools and 1 Step ladder.
Other articles too numerous to mention. TER'I$—CASH. No property to I" r™-™" ™ in
First-Citixens Bank and Trust Co.
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. C N. PHILLIPS, Clerk. ALTON HURST, Audoneer. GILLEN & LYON, Attorney*.
OBITUARY
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A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is still, A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. God in his wisdom nas recalled, The loan which he has given, Although his body slumbers here, His soul is safe in Heaven. Charles Winfield Davis was bo-n Sept. 18. 1875, departed this life Feb. 1. 1944. He was the son of Moses Creed Davis and Mary .lane Williams Davis. He was one of a family of four brothers and three half brothers and a half sister. At the age of 19 he united with the Somerset Christian church which he served faithfully his entire life. On Oct. 6, 1897 he was united in marriage to Daisy O. Forrand. To this union were bom four children, Glenwood Davis, Danville, Ind.. Winnie Opal Cox of Madison township. Harold Earl Davis, Greencastle and Howard Wesley Davis of Indianapolis. He was truly a faithful husband and father. He was spoken well of, by all who knew him. He was also a member of the Masonic Lodge of JHorton. He spent his entire life in Putnam county except 6 years of hi^ married life, 1 year in northern Indiana and 5 years in Missouri. He is survived by his wife and four children and six grandchildren, and two brother*, Mose DaVis of Balnbridge and Jeff Davis of Lodge Grass. Mont. God giveth, God loveth, and God taketh away.
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CARD OF THANKS The family deeply appreciates and sincerely thanks out friends, relatives, neighbors and Mr. and Mrs. McCurry for their expressions of symI pathy and for the beautiful floral | tributes received at the death of our I husband and fattier, Charles W. ; Davis, also the' Rev. Brattain, singers and pall bearers. Mrs. Daisy Davis and Children.
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