The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 December 1944 — Page 3
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We pay Highest Prices for Prompt Remittance In 1 Furnish Sacks and Twine r 0 f Charge to our customM. Sahel & Sons, John H. umeyer. Ixmisvllle, Ky. 4-tf
0R SALE: Galvanized Stepmop bucket. $3.45; Fair-Ks-Morse Water System, 500; Ironing Boards, $4.15; h pans 68c, 14 qt. Galvanized kft s $125; Large Clothes $150, Hall Tea Pots 10 to $165 Stone Crocks and sizes), Lard Cans 55c,{
rosene Ovens 95c, Stock tank • j n ^ ^
-ters $20.50 to $25.50. EtcheHardware end Furniture Co.
4-0t.
Robert Sechman, 2 West of Coatesville.
miles 7-lp.
fcdh SA.LE: 29 Ford; M-d!,- • #\| f Straton Porter gasoline engine \V0IIl€n ! Old di
40,50,60! WantPep? Ofant to Fool Years Younger?
you blome exhausted. worn-out feelinf on ate?
niouMtids amated at what a little pepplug up with >strox has done. Contains tonic many need at 40. »0, flO. for body old solely because low In Iron; also irophylactlc doses vitamin Bi. calcium. Low costl introductory slse only 35c! Try Ostrex Tonic Cablets for new pep. younger feeling, this very day.
for sale at all drug storee everywhere.
FOR SALE: Christmas Trees, Canadian grown balsams. Delivery if desired. Castle Gardens. 733 E. Seninary. 7-3ta.
FOR SALE: Walnut finished buffet. 22 inches by 54 inches on top. long shallow drawer full length, $12.45. Furniture Exchange. West Side Square. Phone 170-J. y.ip.
FOR SALE: Estate Heatrola, will heat 5 rooms; also occasional table. 1016 South College. 7-lt.
FOR SALE: Almost new set of double deck Simmons bed springs, massive cherry dining table and 8 cherry chairs, extra r.ice poplar clothes closet, cider presses, lard presses, sausage mills, two junk cars, 3—30 by '■>% tires, 2 dairy vats, antiques, jetc. R. W. Baldwin, Greencastle,
7-lp.
SPORTS NEWS
BOWLING
(By Jim Zeis)
BASKETBALL
WANTED: Waitress at Little Pestaurant. 7-3t.
-Miseellaneous-
-r SALE: One reconditionfour compartment ice-cream Address Box 45, Banner Ice. 5-3p.
r SALE: No. 18 Round heating stove, practically small kitchen cabinet; prebed springs for double bed. Anderson street. 6-2p.
OR SALE: Philco radio cone $15. Man’s 46 blue melton rcoat, good 'as new, $12.50. Tgc glass cupboard, $12.50. miles southeast Bainbridge 11 Oswalt, home mornings and ‘rings. 6-21. OR SALE: Methodist hymn k printed 1843, good condli Old white tea pot. Box Banner. 6-2t.
OR SALE: 11 head of ewes one registered buck. Clyde lust, 431 Anderson street. 6-2p.
FOR SALE: Zenith portable io. 1 1-2 miles south of Putville, Zeb Berry. 6-2p.
R SALE: Pure bred Jersey and calf; White Rock fries. Bloomington street. 6-2p
ISTMAS TOYS AND Dolls, stuffed animals, tiling toys, games, airplane ouija boards, picture storTony Sarg toys, Fruit cakes, let articles, Many others. OIL SUPER SERVICET WASHINGTON STREET. 7-9-12-14-18-18-2O-22-0t.
-Real Estate-
FOR SALE: 5 rooim house, electricity and Water in house; 14 acres all hog fenced; 5 rooms of new furniture. Ralph McGill, Reelsvifle, one-quarter mile south on black top from Pleasant Gardens. Home from 2 to 4 afternoons, Sundays from 10 to 22. 6-4p.
Wysong is 91, he puts ARTHRITIS on the run or refund. Many others same way done. 6th. Floor, Lemcke Bldg, Indianapolis, 4, Indiana 11-tf
Before you insulate, investigate. See R. E. Knoll. Call 60 or 673-J. 27.tf.
Five Dollars reward for the renting of a 5 or 6 roam house, close in. For information see, Banner. $*2ts.
Leave orders for dressed turkeys, or ducks for Christmas at the Farm Women’s Market. Velma Williams.
TAX ESTIMATES FIGURED Blanche M. Wean School of Business, Indiana am) Poplar streets. 5-5t.
ARRIVED TODAY: Christmas trees and Christmas greens. See therti at Eitels. 7-3ts.
FOR SALE: Eight acres with a good four room house, hen house and brooder house. Spring and well. About nine miles 1 from Greencastle. Price $1750. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 4-6t.
-Lost-
FOR RENT
LOST: One large gray stripe cat. Answers to the name of “Toby” has om? flop ear; also wearing collar. Very dear pet.
Reward. Phone 571.
Greensburg To Meet The Cubs
The Pirates from Greensburg are scheduled to invade tha lair of the Tiger Cubs in what prom ises to be one of the outstanding high school basketball games on the state menu Friday night The visitors have a well-balanced outfit and will come here hoping to upset the Greencastle boy who doubled the count on Ma: - tinsville Tuesday. Coach Fred Fechtman will most likely start the same quintet against Greensburg that faced the Artesian City squad, composed -of Hoffman, Buckner. Dunn. Shonkwiler and Tzouanakis. Out in the county Friday evening, Fillmore battles Bainbridge; Russellville goes to Waveland; Reelsville will drop In on Cloverdale, and Uoachdale takes on New Winchester. Saturday rright, DePauw University’s rampaging Tigers meet Northwestern’s hoop artists nt Evanston, 111. The local collegians nosed out Indiana, 51-50 this week .and hope to mak: the Wildcats their second Bi: Ten Conference victim.
LOST: Between George Estes home and my home, handle and
FOR RENT: 205 acre farm, j nu t off lard press. Finder please Will hire right man or on 3rds j return to Joe Estes, Bainbridge. or 50-50. Write Banner, Box 55. t Liberal reward. 6-2p
7-2p.'
FOR RENT: Furnished 4 room apartment, adults. 709 South Locust Street. Phone 795-W. 7-lt.
House for Rent: 5 miles out of town. See Mrs. R. P. Moore, 307 W. Jacob street. 7-2p.
■Wanted-
OR SALE: One mare mule, dy to wean and good. DayCloud, half mile aouth of Meridian. 4-7-2p.
FOR SALE: Two pair of n’s new work rubbers, size 12; large size rubber rain coat, one 331-R or 854 N. Jackson •et. 7-lp.
Best prices for beef hides by the A. & S Junk Yard. Phone 678. 30-tf
ACCORDIOW- AND PHONE WANTED. STATE PRICE, BOX X, Banner. 19-tf
WANTED: To rent farm, good buildings, electricity, suitable grain and truck garden. Cash rent. C. L. Schomann, Cloverdale, Route 3. 5-3p.
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WANTED TO BUY: Bicycle, girls or boys. Phone 9F12 or write Box D, Banner. 6-2p.
FOR SALE or trade for llvek: Model B Ford, 1932, 1 w tire, 2 recaps and 2 fair. ‘Ivin McFarland, Roachdale R. 7-3p.
On track, car of Clay City ock Coal, car of Saxton big P coa] and car of Old Hlck4'' lump coal. Immediate dewy. Call 805-M. Vandalia Coal 7-2p.
FOR SALE: Red Factor Canmale $8.00; female $2.50 How and Molted. Private sale livens. 408 W. Walnut. 7-lp
FOR SALE: Baldwin, Stay‘n, Rome, and Grimes Golden 1m. Buchheit Orchard*. 7-3t
8FEQIAL: Ladies coats $2.95 *8 95; Dresses $1.00 to $3.95; ns su.ts and overcoats $4.95 *10.95. Bargain Store, Northsquare. 7-2ta.
TRY RAWER want ads
nest Mechanical Service « your Truck or Cfcr regard- ■ of make to be found In *iv!r rn Indiana at MORRISON FOSTER p. COMPANY ""me 268. We finance repair jobs. TWd Dealers 'since 1910
monuments
WANTED TO BUY: 1939 or 1940 Chevrolet or Buick car. Inquire at East Side Billiard. 772p.
WANTED: Lady to help with housework, 2 or 3 hours each day. Mrs. Howard Dean, east Washington street road. 1 7-3ts.
Income Tax Service Former deputy U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue. My office will be open each afternoon to help the public with their tax returns. 9 years experience. JOHN W. KING 25'/j E. Wash St. Over C afe Royale
BAM monument agency Allan bain CLOVERDALE
FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because their plate drop^ ped, slipped or wabbled at Just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening to you. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Holds false teeth more firmly, so they feel more comfortable. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor’’ (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug Store ———
OR. L. A. RAY VETERINARIAN 228 W. Main S» - Ph 163 CLOVERDALE Free Service to given at my office on dlseaee* of poultry. Always ready end willing to adviso with yon on your live* stock problems. Small animals are given special attention. Stop In at mv office and get acquainted.
Mrs. Emily Herod very delightfully entertained the Alpha Gamma Pi, November 28. Eight members answered roll call with "Miscellaneous”, Mrs. Mabel Heavin and Mrs. Elsie Ruark received gifts from their secret sisters. A social time and lovely refreshments closed the meeting. Mrs. Irene Ferrand will be hosteoo to the sorority in Deoetaber, There will be an exchange of
Christmas gifts.
At the home of Mrs. Grace Morehart the Stitch and Chatter Club held their 31st anniversary meeting Nov. 29. An elaborate dinner contributed by seventeen members was greatly enjoyed. A beautiful bouquet of carnations was the center piece for the table. Following the business meeting in the afternoon, Mesdames Inez Pruitt, Callie Cassidy, Carrie Cline and Neva Hunter had charge of the entertainment, which was won by Mesdames Marjorie Oliver, Anna Lisby and Lelia Hunter. All left at a late hour having spent a most enjoyable day. Mrs. Edith Ruark will be hostess to the next meeting at which time the group will exchange Christmas gifts. The Christmas committee of the Mother’s Afternoon Clu'J sent invitations to each member inviting them to come • to the home of the hostess, Mrs. Lillie Wright Tuesday at 12 o’clock They promptly assembled at the appointed time. In a short time the committee started to their destination, the remainder of the members not knowing where they were going until they reached Greencastle. All went to the Cafe Royal where they were served a delicious dinner. Following the dinner the group returned to Mrs. Wrights and spent the afternoon. Business meeting was transacted. Twenty two members responded to roll call with a Bible verse. Programs for 1945 were distributed and a gift exchange was enjoyed. All left at a late hour having spent a delightful afternoon. The hostess for January will be Mrs
Addie Day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter had as a guest Tuesday night and Wednesday, Mrs. Hunter’s sister, Mrs. Lloyd Sly of Nelllsville, Wisconsin. Rev. and Mrs. James Shockley and Jimmie of Plttsboro, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nichols were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nichols and children. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sproull, Sheldon, Illinois were over night guests last week of Mrs Sproulls sister, Mrs. John Un derwood and family. Mrs. George Haag accompanied theim home after a visit with the Underwood
family.
I Mrs. C. J. Deweese has receiv1 ed the following beautiful hand made pieces from her son, Staff Bgt. Ralph Deweese who is In India. A dinner set, cuff and
collar set, wool neck scarf and R'tf j table scarf, which were ail ■ina' 1
in Calcutta.
Kenneth Hicks and family at tended a turkey dinner Sundav at the home of Mrs. Hicks parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Harris. The dinner was in honor oi their son, Pvt. Edgar Harris who is home on a few days furlough from a camp in Mississippi. Mrs. Emma Morgan, Herbert Sutherlin and family, Mrs. Grace Morehart, Geraldine and Mary Jane went to Pittsboro Saturday evening where they attended the Senior play at the high school. Mrs. Morgan's granddaughter, Jacquelyn Nichols was a character in the play. Wendell Smith and family had as guests Sunday, Mr. and Mr Paul Brown, Indianapolis, Theodore Brown',' "Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond King and two daughters of Danville. Miss Cora Flinn went to Cloverdale last week where sh' will spend a few days with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncy Flinn. Miss Mary Burks and Mrs. Roy Minter spent Sunday and Monday with Forest Stanley and family west of town. Raymond Deweese of Cincinnati made a short visit recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Deweese and other
relatives
Mrs. Fannie Bunten is here for a few days stay with her sister, Mrs. Jesse Evans and Mr. Evans. Mrs. A. J. Smith called on them Monday afternoon Miss Madelyn O’Dell, Mrs. Edith Ruark and Mrs. Eva MeNary were guests Sunday ol’ Mrs. Clara Ruark in Indianapo-
lis.
Mrs. Walter Clift returned home Saturday after visiting for a few days with her grand((’oiiflinii'il on Pnpce Four)
Bainbridge Wins
Bainbridge triumphed over valiant Belle Union quintet, 51 to 27, Wednesday evening. The Pointers held a 22 to 11 advantage at half time. Hendrich, Don South and Mcliride wore the big guns in the Bainbridge blitz while Gaston with 10 points was high man for the losers. Summary: I’alnhriilge (51) FG FT McBride, f 4 1 Don South, f 5 4 Proctor, f 1 0 Elliot, c 6 1 Hendrich. c 1 0 Thralls, g 2 1 O’Hair, g 2 0 Doan South, g 1 0 ..22 7 Belle Union (27) FG FT Gaston, f 3 4 K<dler, f 2 1 White, c 2 2 Morrison, g 3 0 McCammack, g 0 0 10 7 14 Referees Lambert and Jones. 2nd team score: Bainbifuige. •11; Belle Union, 16. Hawks Tap Clovers Roachdale downed a hard fighting Cloverdale high school basketball team, 49 to 40. in a game played at Roachdale Wednesday night. The Hawks led the Clovers, 33 to 25 at the half. Baird. Hutchins and Barnes beaded the Roachdale offensive while Minnick was outstanding for Cloverdale. Summary: Cloverdale B F Rattan, f 2 3 Cummings, f 1 3 Logan, c 1 0 Minnick, g 5 4 Bassett, g 2 0 Hurt, f 1 0 Founett, f 2 1 Roachdale B F Bairds, f 5 0 Hutchins, f 7 2 Harnes, c 6 1 Poynts, g 2 2 Frazier, g 0 1 Mitchell, f 0 1 Small, g 1 0
Bowling
p. m.-
Thursday Eitels vs.
University
Friday •Post Office vs. Laun-!
Basketball
Friday Gioensburg at Greencastle Fillmore at Dainbridge Russellville at Waveland Roachdale at New Winchester Reelsville at Cloverdale Saturday DePauw at Northwestern
Banner Adv. Pays
Holiday Hop Friday, Nite, December 8th After Basketball Game SPONSORED BY Junior Class MUSIC BY HIGH SCHOOL DANCE BAND OLD HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Admission 25c Couple, 15c Single
BASKETBALL FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8
7:00 P. M. SENIORS vs. GREENCASTLE B
8:00 P. M. GREENSBURG vs. GREENCASTLE
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Adults 40c *
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C. A. WEBB’S Firestone Home & Auto Supply Store 28 S. JACKSON ST. PHONE 121