The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 September 1944 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944.

TICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Vlltors. Heirs arul Legatees of Ida k-a liak»*r. deet-ased to appear in the Inaui <*ireuit Court, held at GreenliKii.ma, on the 5th dav of oher. 194 4 .and show cause, if any y the KIN A!. SETTLEMENT ACI NTS with the «siate of said «le- « fit should not he approved; and d heirs me notified to then and iff make proof of heir ship, and tethelr distrihutive shares. Rennie T. Raker. Adtnr. W ITNESS, the .Clerk of said Court.

* h Uo U S t 4 h R7 d * y 0f SePt ' 3844 Otn.r C. Ak«rs, Clerk

cult Court.

• lilli-ii « l.yon, Atty.

Putnam Clr-

12-2t.

IN' MEMORY

OPEN Haircut 50c Shave 35c Sillery's Barber Shop

In loving memory of our husband and father, Allen F. Turner who passtd away two years ago today, Sept 19. A husband, a father, so divine, We miss you darling-all the time. We miss yout voice and footstep* too, And all the things you used to do. We miss your courage, kind and true, For home is nothing without you. Rut precious memories that we shacj \\ ill help us all our grief to bear. Not now but in the coming years It may be in the better land, We’ll read the meaning of our tears. And then, sometime, we’ll understand. Mrs. Allen F. Turner and Children

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year will

Public Sale l>iie fo the lalmr condition we must reduce our livestock and will offer for sale at our farm, 14 miles east of Flncastle, Uy 2 miles southwest of lloaclidalc, the following property, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

Beginning at 10 A. .M.

188- HEAD OF HOGS - 188 188 head of hogs consisting of sows and pigs, a few bred gilts, to pig soon; tH) head of nice shnats about 60 lbs.; about 40 head weighing 125 list. AH hogs are immune, 9-HEAD OF CATTLE-9 Two 3 year old Jersey rows to freshen about November 1st; one 2 year old Jersey heifer to freshen by day of sale; three yearling Jersey heifers, extra nice; two 8 months old Jersey heifers. These heifers are out of extra good cows, the herd tests 5.8; one pure

Jersey bull, 8 years old.

2 - HEAD OF HORSES - 2 One small smooth mouth mule, a good worker; one big 12 old mare, blind in one eye, works good. Both are good pullers, make a good cheap team to bring the corn in.

TOOLS

One Bluckhuwk corn planter, fertilizer attachments, used two years; one Janesville one row cultivator; 2 riding break plows. MISCELLANEOUS One 8 horse power upright steam boiler in new condition, |lasses state test. Would make fine heating plant for chicken or hog house; two double hog houses. One two wheel trailer, grain bed stock rack, .good six ply tires. This is an extra good neat trailer. Truck lied, 6 by 9. 500 feet Electric outside wire No. 10; 500 feet inside wire No. 12, about 150 feet conduit; 50 feet new pre-war garden hose, best grad' one chicken coop (for shipping) some herder gates, 3 ten gall' milk cam, and numerous other articles and junk that accumulates on a tarn ' - HOUSEHOLD One samall range coal ami wood, one base burner good grates, and O. K.; one airtight wood stove; one large size tilnbe Boy Circulator large si/e, latest model, a real heater. Some other household articles. MAX ANDERSON A ETON HIRST, and A. O. HUNTER, Auctioneers. CUFF Me MAINS and O. T. EM.IN, Clerks. Dinner by Flncastle Church. Not responsible in case of accidents. At the same time and place—Jcffe Bridges will sell Wood wheel

wagon.

All six months old,

some 8 gallon hog feeder and

DISSOLUTION SALE We the undersigned will sell at public auction, l 1 ^ miles west of Bainhrldge, II miles northeast of Grcencaatle, on Slate Knud 36, at the Frank C. Eewman farm, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28

10:80 A. M.

. 15 - HEAD OF COWS - 15 One Brindle row, 5 years old, due to freshen by date of sale; one Jersey-Shorthorn cow, 3 years old to freshen November 5; one Guernsey cow, t years old, due to freshen February 7; one Holstein cow, 3 years old, due to freshen Deecmlicr 25; one Jersey cow, 3 years "l(i, due to freshen January 28; one Holstein r ow, 6 years old due to freshen January *15; one Shorthorn tow, 5 years old due to freshen February 7: one Jersey cow, 1 years old, due to freshen April 2; one Shorthorn cow, 2 years old with bull calf, due to freshen March

12; five heifers.

38 - HAMPSHIRE HOGS - 38 12 shoals, weighing 125 lbs.; 18 -boats weighing 40 lbs.; 6 open gilts; 2 sous to pig by day of sale. 175 - PULLETS - 175 125 White Rocks; 50 New Hampshire Reds;

laving 50 ner cent.

FARMING TOOLS

One horse drawn cultivator; one breaking plow, milk rails; one corn sheller; two wheel trailer;

troughs; 40 hales wheat straw. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

One kitchen range, tan and green enameled; dining rr«»m suite;

one dresser.

TERMS—CASH. Roy Smith & Frank Lewman, Owners At the same place and date Russell Day will sell the following property: 21 - HEAD OF COWS - 21 One 6 year old Hereford row with heifer calf; one 3 year old Hereford row with heifer calf; two 8 year old Hereford rsiwn with TOO !fi. caSvfMt; one 0 year old Shorthorn cow with calf; five Hereford covys, nurs aII with ealvps; one year old Polled Hereford will. 24-HEAD OF HOGS - 24 12 Hampshire shoals weighing 125 to 156 lbs.; 6 Hampshire gilts, weighing 140 lbs.; 6 shoals weighing 75 ll>s.

GRAIN

100 to 400 bushels of Oats; 12 ton baled Clover hay; 75 bales of Oats straw. * One smooth mouth mule; one 6x8 Brooder house. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Studio couch, imi"rspring; 2 occasional chairs, steads, kitchen cabinet. TERMS—CASH.

2 stoves, 2 bed

Russell Day & Wilbur Pruitt, Owners A..TON H.^AN^A.a ^T.K. Aj; ^ ^ ^ Lunch will be nerved. Not responsible in ease of accident at either sab-.

PUBLIC AUCTION Having sold my farm, I will soil at public auction at the farm one mile north of Mt. Meridian on the black top highway, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Starting at 12:80 o’clock, the following: 5 CATTLE—Two mUk cows and three young heifers, all bred. CXJRN—30 acres of corn to be sold In the field. FARM IMPLEMENTS—One Fordson tractor with plow ami disc, one i McCormick hay rake, one McCormick I mowing machine, one walking plow, ! one cultivator, one com planter, one , harrow, and one box wagon, and many small articles. HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Cream separator, geared for electricity; cooking utensils, and dishes, table's, two living room sets, several congideum mgs, kitchen cabinet, chairs of all kinds and several stoves. TERMS CASH. DAN COOPER ALTON HURST, Auctioneer. HILLY HI RST, Clerk.

Thomao Gibbons, Roachdale Route 2, was released from the county hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spencer, Rockville Route 1, are the parents

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PRINT OILCLOTH

Rayon Hose

86c

Ipana Tooth Paste

39c

Colgate Dental Cream

21c

Sweetheart Soap

9 Oz. Tumblers

Khaki Twill Pants

$1.98

of a daughter iborn Monday at the county hospital. A son was born M'v *lay to Mr. ami Mrs. Donald York of Greencastle, at

the county hospital. Mrs. Martha Geode. Clayton, was released from the county hospital Tuesday. <

Classified Ads

FOR SAl-K: Boys Pre-war Elgin bicycle in very go,>d condition. 704 South Locust Street. Phone 66. 19-tp

FOR SALE: Rawleigh’s medicines, extracts and flavors. Spices, food products, toiletries, dry dip and disinfects. stock and poultry powders and medicines. Phone or mail your orders. Glen Campbell, N. College. Phone 600-W. 15-19-22-26-29-5p.

FOR SALE: Young, purebred registered Guernsey bulls; ready for s"rvice soon. East of Brick Chapel. Yeager and Scobee. 11-12-13-18-19-20-6;'.

FOR SALE: Fancy Grimes Golden apples $1.50 to $2.50 bushel basket. South Orchard, Bainbridge. 15-tf.

FDR SALE: Apples. Schuyler Arnold, one and one-half mile# west of Stilesville on Road 40. 16-6p.

FOR SALE: Apples, several different varieties. McCullough Orchard Phone Rural 9F2. 13-tf.

FOR SALE: Johnathnn Buchheit Orchard.

Apples. 4-tf.

NAZI FLIERS STRAFE CHOW LINES? NOT THIS ONE

FOR SALE: 300 Hereford yearling steers and heifers, also a few calves. These are extra good cattle. Will be sold by the pound and sorted to suit buyer. Ward’s Yards, Crawfordsville. 16-6L FOR SALE: 20 nice pigs, 10 week old, on old Himly Harris farm, 2 miles south of Butler School, Everett Bales. 18-3p.

FOR SALE: Senior size Sunbeam heating stove. 136 west Berry Street. 18-3p

FOR SALE: Chester White, 6 boars ,10 gilts. The choice of 48, sired by the best hoar in (Indiana. Evens aid Boatright, Greencastle. 18-2t.

FOR SALE: Fries. Former BUI Nichols place north of town. Ca(! Rural 17F11. 18-2p,

Sli ^ * . ^ . I* . J! LjcsJu.'As protection against strafing by the Luftwaffe, th,s chow line at a U. S. Army Ninth Air Force bas< in France forms in a trench and gets its food from an underground kitchen. Strafing chow lines is ^^avorlteJtrijdc^^the^IaEMIUers^OfficialJU^S^Jtnn^Aai^JForces^plu'tii^^JlnternaUonid Soundphoto)

Battle Weary Americans > * ‘ f

FOR SALE: Good 5 year old black Jersey cow. (Hamid Truesdale, Com. mereial Place. 19-2p.

MONTGOMERY WARD’S 72VD. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION STARTS TOMORROW. 19-lt

To let on shares, 10 ewes and buek sheep. See Marion O’ 1 lair at Morton. 18-2p.

Men try our Air-O Magic shoes and oxfords for comfort. Victory Shoe Store. 19-21-2ts.

Feet Hurt’’ Buy < fishion Magic work shoes. Victory Shoe Store. 19-21-2ts.

No wrapping or seasonal storing is necessary and one application of Mirra Immunize! 1 on clothing guards against moth damage for 2 years. Horace Link & Company. 19-lt. -Real Rptutte-

FOR SALE (BY OWNER: Four loom house, lights, water and gas, on gt>xl street in Greencastle. Seven room house, lights, water, in Fillmore, well located. Carr give possession of either at once. Write Banner Box No. 40. 19-21-23-3p.

FOR SALE: A 96 acre farm in North Putnam County. 75 acres tillable, six roMm liouse, good barn, electricity. Running water in pasture. Pricp $9000 J. E. Christie, Real Estate. 18-6p FOR SALE: 6 room house well located, modern except furnace, newly decorated. Priced to sell. Small i vment down. Balance like rent. Address box X. 18-2ts. -For RentFOR RENT: Upper four room unfurnished apartment, electric refrigrator, gas stove. I>r. J. F. Gillespie. 18-2p.

FOR (RENT: Downstairs with shower. Call 193-R.

room 19-tf

FOR RENT: 1st floor. 5 room modern unfurnished apartment. Phone 573-M. 19-2L

-l/ost-

FOR SALE: Registered Guernsey bulls: one ten month old, one S :< months old and one five moniths old Roy C. Sutherlirii, Phone 688 or 57. 19-4t.

FOR SALE or TRADE: Pair of Perohon Mares, 4 and 5 years old Hamer Slovens. 19-2p. FOR SALK: Heifer and hull bfltby calves from high producing Holstein cows. South Orchard, Bainbridge. 19-3ts.

Men’s 4 'buckle Goodyear, all rubber. Buy now while we have your s zo. Victory Shoe Store. 19-21-2ts.

FOR SALE: Used acetylene outfit. Grafton Austin, 2 1-2 miles north Greencastle. Phone Rural 21 FI2. 19-2p

FOR SALE: 4 rugs and pads 9x12; 3 rugs, 27x54; 3 bridge lamps; 1 study table; 1 copper wash boiler; 1 ladder, 16 ft. *607 South Locust. 19-2t.

FOR SALE: Three ladies winter coats; one light tan with light fur collar size 14: one black with black fur collar, size 14; one grey tweed, size 16. All in good condition. Call at 111 W. Columbia Stieet. 19-lp.

-Wanted-

Atmy Sty nil Corps Phot* These tfred American Mfknfryraen pause for s rest In (he milk house of a French farm from which they have only reeently chased eat Nael snipers. One man is taking a drink from his canteen and another is lying under an eld comforter’he Mas salvaged from somrplaee. Arc you supporting the Invasion with the purchase ef War Bonds? from o r

WANTED: Comic and Western magazines. We will pay 30c per dozen for any kind of Western or "Funny" if they have good clean covers. Furniture Exchany", West Side Square. Phone 170-.I. 19-lp WANTED: Featherbeds, pi state exactly where you live. R. W Baldwin, Greencastle. R. 4. 18-3p.

ALLIES NEAR FLORENCE, BIRTHPLACE OF MODERN ART

-MisceflJinenusWe pay Highest Prices for Woo Prompt Remittance In Full. Wi Furnish Sacks ani Twine Free of Charge to our customers. M. Sabe) & Sons, John H. Neumeyer, Louisville. Ky. 4-tf

fc HISTORIC CITY e< Florence, Italy, Is projected into I Berlin radio said, was declared an open city to proti expected to fall to tho Allies once the outer defensi

news as filled forces near the city, which, the Its Irreplaceable cultural values. Florence la are breached. A full-scale Allied attack was

aMch la eltuated on the Arno rlvar.

(International)

FIRESTONE factory control recapping and vulcanizing Is guaranteed. C. A. Webb’s Horne and Auto Supply. 11-tf "I am 91, I put arthritis on the run or refund. Many others the same is done. G. R. Wysong, 6th FI. Lomcko Bldg., Indianapolis, 4, Indiana.” 12-tf

WANTED Railroad Workers of all Types See Representative Railroad Retirement Hoard Assembly Room, Court House Every Wednesday 1:06 to 4:06 P. 51. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

LOST: Small white Spits dog. 707 south Locust street or call Banner. l9-2p ROBOTS APPEAR AGAIN LONDON, Sept. 19. (UP)—The third German flying bomb attack ■against southern England and the London area since Saturday morning was launched early today, causing damage and some casualties. An alert lasting 20 minutes was sc muled shortly before dawn and southern Englanders again heard the familiar put-put of the robot bombs, followed by rumbling explosions. As in the raids at dawn Saturday and Sunday evening, it was believed the missiles were carried pick-a-back on Heinkel bombers to within strikir. range. The Saturday attack ended u 15-day period free of attack. RETURNS TO SEA DUTY Wayne Bemis, cox wain in the L T . S. Navy, returned Friday to San Francisco, Calif., after spending a li :ive with his parents, Mr. nml Mrs. K ill Bemis, Greencastle Route 2. For some time Bemis was with the U S. S. Bataan, which was engaged in operations against the enemy in tin: Southwest Pacific. The U. S. S. Bataan participated in the taking of many of the islands, including Holla.idin. where General Douglas Mao Arthur successfully landed and occupied the beaches at Hollandia and Tcnahmerah Bay. The ship also participated In the battle of the Mariana c. Guam and the Bonin Islands. News of Boys Pvt. Charles Phillips of Camp Barkley, Texas, is visiting his parents and other relatives near Belle t’nion. Lyman A. Berkley, 27. Rt. 4, In ncastle, Ind.. is receiving his initial Naval indoctrination at the If. B. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Illinois. His recruit training consists of inunction in seamanship, military drill, and general Naval procedure. During this period a series of aptitude tests will lie taken by the remit to determine whether he will be assigned to a Naval Service School or to immediate duty at sea. When his recruit training is completed, the seaman will receive a period of leave.

COOKED A FINE DINNER; THEN THREW IT TO DOG One lady recently stated that she used to tliyciw h’-r own dinner to the ^ dog most of the time. It made her ciiek just to look at anything to eat. She was swollen with gas full of bloat, had headaches, felt worn out and was badly constipated. Finally she got ERB-HELP and says she now eats ev\rything in sight and digests It perfectly. Bowels are regular and normal. She Is enjoying life once more and feels like “some other woman since taking this New Com* pound. ERB-HELP contains 12 Great Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, act on sluggish liver and kidneys. Mimrable people don’t go on suffering! Get ERB-HELP. Sold by all drug stores in Greencastle. | j