The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 December 1944 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GfcEENCASTLE, INDIANA, fRIDAY, DECEMBER B, 1R44.

Strte*. Lawton, O/klahom?. TBe address of Pvt. Robert Auxtin wh^ is stationed In Texas la: Pvt, Robert E. Austin 35«t)2-f-32, Oaas 45-1 Bws. 21If, Section M, M. A. A. F., Harlingen,

Texas.

RECEIVED LETTER

The following letter has been received by Mrs. Clifton Priest of Brick Chapel, from her son,

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-f SILL. OakW. Dec. A— ,_Captajn Raynw»»d L. Hinsdale, Illinois, has taglgned as a member of •Off a"* 1 facult y ^ J 1 '* Artillery School, Eort Oklah'm*. Captain DiAs, ■uate of Purdue, »S th : son ,md Mrs. Loirii It. Dirks, g Washington Sttfwc, .-tie Indiana. Mo khd

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nmir n i . xrroi ixts of r o^ ooi'jfcriij tpo pb Hi3i,o ox hat li hereby fl’ en to aeofse Knsign, John Sinclair, Kugene D W K- Morrison, B. Prank Vaughn. Clarence H. (“orr ai d il teiwue. all members of ahcl constituting Che Putnam County Hof Putnam County, InUhtna, ami to ull tuxnuyers of said Counnu ami each of you are heneby notiflcfl that the fecial Meeting is Putnam Cnanty Council hus been called by the Undersigned .nr of said Putnam County as requested by the County Auditor *tnitm. State of Indlann, and as provided b» law to convene In , Session at 1# O'clock A M, on Saturday, becember 9, 1944, In ,1 commissioner * Court Room In the Court Htfuse, In the City Lnoastle, Indiana said County and State, to cofmlder the matter ddltlonal Appropriation, Transfers of PUnff* and Appointment of "V Reverage Board Member, which said oCficer* consider neces,o meet the extraoMtnary emergency existing at this time, as get ,l0 * COUNTY REVBNUB TRAN.SKKRS

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Clifton Wayne Priest of the U. S. N. R., who Is in the Philippines: Dearest Mother, As it has been some time Since I’ve written and I’ve now found some time I’ll try and write a few lines. I also haven’t received any mail for some time and don’t know when I will. I guess you read in the papers and heard on the radio of the invasion of the Philippines. We are now permittea to say that we took part in the Invasion of Leyte and participated in the eea battle against a Jap task force in the Lurigas Straits. I’m sure glad to be able to say I came through without a scratch. At the present I’m feeling and getting along fine and I hope this finds all of you the same. To tell the truth I spent an exciting birthday this year and It won’t be an easy one to forget. Say hello to every one for me as I haven’t much time to write

everyone, can.

but I’ll write when I

Ask dad is he knows Laurence Miller who used to work in the post office. Anyway I met him about three weak* ago and we had a long talk about home (Qreencastle). As he had only been in the navy a few months he told me things that happened since I was home He’s now working in a post office out here and got in touch with me by aeeing my war ballot. He’s also the first person I’ve met from home since i enlisted and that’s something. Haven’t much else to say at the present so I’ll close. • Your loving son, Wayne.

REELSVILLE METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Ewing Waxier, Supt. Morris Miller, Asst. Supt. Morning Worship and Sermon, 11.00, Rev. Hubert L. Sene, D. D., recently from Foochow,

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China will be present and give the message. All should hear Dr. Son*. Evening Church Service 7:30 The Rev. Homer H. fcloud, former pastor of this church, now at First Chufch, Braell, will bring the message as our guest preache^v Young People are cordially welcome to all services. Prayer meeting and Official Board at the Church, 7:30 Wednesday evening.

Classified Ads

•For Sale-

FDR SALE: Magic Maid, Electric washing machine, like new. Call 744-R after 5:30. 8-lt.

FOR SALE: One new western saddle with bucking roll; one McClellan saddle With horn; ona set of driving harness. R. D. Stars, west Columbia street road. 8-2p.

FOR SALE: Cement block building on Columbia street. Pi Ice $100.00. George Patterson. 113 Elizabeth street. 8-3p.

FOR SALE: Christmas Trees, Canadian grown balsam*. Delivery if desired. Castle Garden*. 733 E. Seminary. 7-3t*.

We pay Highest Price* for Wool. Prompt Remittance Ih Full. Furnish Sacks and Twine Free of Charge to our customers. M. Babel £ Sons, John H. Neumeyer, Louisville, Ky. 4-tf

FOR SALE: Galvanized StepOn mop bucket. $3.45; Fair-banks-Morse Water System, SI35.00; Ironing Boards, $4.15; Dish Pans 68c, 14 qt. Galvanized buckets $1.25; Large Clothes oaskets $1.50, Hall Tea Pots $1.10 to $1.65, Stone Crocks and Jars (all sizes), Lard Cans 55c, Kerosene Ovens 95c, Stock tank heaters $20.50 to $25.50. Etcheson Hardware and Furniture Co. 4-6t.

FDR SALE: Baldwin, Stayman, Rome, and Grimes Golden apples. Buchheit Orchards.

7-3t,

FOR SALE: Com and baled. ACCORDION AND SAXAwheat straw. Carl Purnell, at PHONE WANTED. STATE round bam. 1 mile east of Green- PRICE. BOX X, Banner, ifr-tf CMtle ®* 4t WANTED: Waitress at Little

Restaurant. 7-3t.

FOR SALE: Registered purebred Guernsey bull and week old Guernsey calves. See Roy Sutherlln or call 57 or 688. 8-4t.

FOR SALE or trade for livestock; Model B Ford, 1932, 1 new tire. 2 recaps and 2 fair. Melvin McFarland, Roachdale Ft. 1. 7-3p.

WANTED TO BUY: 1939 1940 Chevrolet or Buick car. quire at East Side Billiard.

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On track, car of Clay City Block Coal, car of Saxton big lump coal and car of Old Hickory 4” lump coal. Immediate delivery. Call 805-M. Vandalia Coal Co. 7-2p.

SPECHAL: Ladies mats $2.95 to $8.95; Dresses $1.00 to $3.95; Mens suits and overcoats $4.95 to $10.95. Bargain Store, Northside square. 7-2ts.

WANTED: Lady to help with housework, 2 or 3 hours each day. Mrs. Howard Dean, east Washington street road. 1 7-3ts.

WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencaatle. Charge* paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.

FDR SALE :Loose Holly and t evergreen of all kinds. AU sizes

FOR SALE: One 4 burner gas'i o( Holl y and Evergreen wreaths,

stove; 2 sows and 9 pigs. 17F11.

Phone 8-3t.

Just received unbleached muslin, limit 10 yards to a customer. Montgomery Ward. 8-lt.

HYBRIDS of CHAMPIONS 34 out of 47 contestants who have had officially recorded yields of 150 or more bushels per acre, io The Indiana Corn Growers Association 5-acre Corn Club, used Indiana Certified Hybrids. U. S. IS or 813, 844, 601 and 620 at $7.50 Per Bushel.

Other grade* a* low a* $5.50 per Bushel.

II/2 tnlle* west Stllesvtlle on Road 46.

PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will nell at public auction all of the personal property at my farm located 2 miles East of New Maysville on the New Maysville and Danville Road; 11 miles West of Danville; 1/2 mile West of Putnam and Hendricks County line roafl, Oh TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12 Beginning at 10:30 A. M., the following: i COW’S, 2 Head: Two good milk cows, one an 8-year okl Guernsey due to freshen December 27th, a five gallon cow when fresh i 1 eight year-old cow giving 2 gallons of milk now, to freshen In April four gallon* when fresh. HOGS: 45 head of hogs weighing around 70 poun<!s; 7 Sows; 1 male hog, purebred Hampshire. This Is a nice bunch of hogs. SHEEP, IS Head: 12 head of Ewes ranging from 1 to 3 years old, an oustandlng hunch of sheep. One purebred Hampshire buck, coming two years old. CORN and HAY: 1400 hunhels of extra good corn; 350 bales of pure clover hay put up without raip, extra good; 150 bales of mixed hay, good. IMPLEMENTS: One John Deere Model B Tractor, on good rubber. This tractor is In excellent condition; One 2-bottom 12 In. International break plow; One double disc; One Oliver rotary hoe; One good McCormick mowing machine; One Roller; One good farm wagon with flat top and combination bed; Onehorse wheat drill, good; One good John Deere one-row cultivator; One lot of miscellaneous Items such as forks, shovels, chains, etc. 4 odd hog house*; One new metal hog fountain; One nearly new hog feeder, all matal; One practically new International cream separator amt many other articles. Terms of Sale: Cash. No property to he removed until complying with terms of sale. Not rMponsible In cane of accidents.

FINE

When you shop here for foods, you are sure of getting quality and value. ★ QUALITY MEATS ★ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ★ FRESH FROSTED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ★ CHOICE CANNED GOODS ★ HOLIDAY DELICACIES

Schuyl«r Arnold and Sons QUALITY MEAT MARKET

SOUTH VINE ST.

PHONE

Christmas Giving A PRACTICAL GIFT OF SOMETHING FOR THE HOME IS THE IDEAL GIFT.

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COL. VICTOR CARPENTER, Lunch Served by Ladle*IV

•RPHEW EVERETT SMITH, Clerk, of New Maysville.

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Come in and tee our large stock of fust what you'vo been looking fori Stuffed Animal* — Doll* — Building Toy* — Game* from Ifo to $2.00 — Airplane Kits 25c to 75c — Oulja Boards — Picture Stories — Tony Sarg Play-A-Tune BLOX — 6 Power Telescope*. Hoenshel Fruit Cake*, 9056 Fruit and Nat*. Fancy Boxed Candy Handkerchief* with Scented Mailing folder* — Toilet Article* Bill Fold* — La Crosse Manicuring Set* — Picture Frame* — Military Brush Set* — Compacts — Tobacco Gift Bet* — many other*. PURE OIL SUPER SERVICE (WM. H. LAYNE) East Washington and Spring. Phone 188

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2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES $69.00 Up

A VARIETY Of STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM * gifts mm k FOR EVERYONE CHECK THIS LIST ★ OHOMANS ★ CHAIRS of all kinds ★ FURNITURE for BVIRY ROOM TABUS VAHS PICTURES NOVELTIES MANY OTHERS.

ART FURNITURE CO.

table decorations and mantel piece* made up and a complete assortment of long lasting cemetery wreaths and evergreen grave blankets. Miltons Posey

Patch. Phone 707-R.

4-6-8-3ts.

WANTED: Telephone operator at Morton. See John Mayfield at Morton. 8-lt.

FDR SALE: Saw mill wood, $1.50 cord at mill; $2.75 a cord delivered in 5 cord load*. Phil Adamson, 8 miles west on W. B. Singleton farm. 27-eod. FOR SALE: Two young Duroc male hogs. Would exchange or buy other breed. O. Atkinson. 7 miles east of Stilesvtlle Road. 6 - 8 - 2 p FOR SALE: Several pieces of ladies clothing, including three

-MiscellaneousWysong is 91, he puts ARTHRITIS on the run of refund. Many others same way done. 6th. Floor, Lemcke Bldg, Indianapolis, 4, Indiana ll-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 room, house, close In. For information see, Banner. 7-2ts. TAX ESTIMATES FIGURED. Blanche M. Wean School of Business, Indiana and Poplar streets. 5-5t. ARRIVED TODAY: Christmas trees and Christmas greens. See them at Eitels. 7-3ts. We now have a good stock of galvanized iron roofing, barbed

coats, one hat and dresses. See J wire, fencing, rock wool hatts,

Mr*. Mutchin at Farm Women’s Market Saturday. 8-lt. AUCTION SALE: Saturday night, December 9, Russellville. Lunch will be served. Benefit of World War 1 and 2, Veterans and Auxiliary.

8-lp.

FOR SALE" 9 tube RCA radio, cabinet model, excellent condition. Phone 541-R, after 6:00 p. m. 8-2p. “AUCTION SALE: Saturday, Dec. 16th, 1:30 p. m. at my residence corner Liberty and Indiana Sts. I will sell the following household Items: living room suite, dining room suite, vanity, dresser and chair to match, china closet with bevel glass, electric radio, gas range, kitchen cabinet, drop head sewing machine, chlfferobc, chairs, 3 complete beds, quilts, blanket*, Comforts, floor and table lamps, hall tree, medicine cabinet, curtain j stretchers, curtains, dressers, 2 feather-beds, lawnmower. 50 ft. garden hose, garden tool*, cooking utensils, tea kettle, dishes, silverware, kitchen Scales, buckets, galvanized tubs, potted flowers, canned fruit of all kinds, stepladder, large sled, pair roller skates and many other articles. Terms cash. Not responsible for accidents. Mrs. Margaret Haverly. 8-11-13-15-41.

rock wool in granulatetl and loose long fiber, storm sash. All for quick delivery. Allan Lumber Company, Inc. Phone 403. •Real EstateFOR SALE: 5 room houfte, electricity and water in bou*e; 14 acres all hog fenced; 5 room* o< new furniture. Ralph McCHll, Reelsvllle, one-quarter mile south on black top from Pleasant Gardens. Home from 2 to 4 afternoons, Sundays from 10 to 22. 6-4p.

FOR SALE; Eight acres with a good four room house, hen house and brooder house. Spring and well. About nine mites from Greencastle. Price $1760. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 4*6t.

FOR REN1

FOR RENT: Furnished apartment for a short time by week. Call 234. 8-2L

FOR RENT: 205 acre farm. Will hire right man or on 3rd* or 50-50. Write Banner, Box 55. 7-2p,

-FOUND-

FOUND: Eversharp pencil. Owner may have same by paying for ad. Call at Banner S-lt. FOUND: Large Jersey cow Thursday morning on Road 43 at Henry Hutson Farm. 8-lt.

House for Rent: 5 miles out of town. See Mrs. R. P. Moore, 307 W. Jacob street. 7-2p.

-Lost-

LOST: 1 brown fur mitten. Return to Banner Office.

LOST: One large gray stripe cat. Answers to the name of “Toby” has one flop ear; also wearing collar. Very dear pet. Reward. Phone 571. 2-tf

•Wanted-

Best prices ftor beef hides by the A. & 8 Junk Yard. Phone 678. 30-tf

WANTED: Kitchen help at White Way. 8-8p.

WANTED: All kinds of Western magazines. We will pay 30c per doeen for Westerns such as Ranch Romances. If they have good clean covers. Furniture Exchange, West Side Square. Phone 170-J. 8-lp.

WANTED to board one or two small children under school age. Box A, Banner. 8-lp.

NORTH MDE OF M|r ARB

PHONE 299 |

NOTICE Wo ore without a regular route man for Northweed and that part of town east of Locust street. If possible will you please bring your laundry and dry cleaning to our office. We will appreciate it. Home Laundry and Cleaners PHONE 126

Auto — Fire — Life INSURANCE Save 25% on Farm Fire Policies EZRA CRAFT, Phone 892

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</ t E Wash St Over Cafe Royale

ARTIFICIAL BREEDING THE ECONOMICAL ft SAFH WAY FROM QUALITY BULLS, GUERNSEY, JERSEY, HOLSTEIN Dairymens’ Artificial Insemination Service 2&11 before 9:30 A. M. for Service That Day. A. J. Wilde, Phone 4M-R, Box 58, Greencastto Fred M. & Louise D. Busaard 804 East College Street PHONE CRAWFORDSVTLLJC Crawfords vi lie Write for special booklet