The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 July 1946 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA.

FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1946.

!IC ’J. B.' :ND DAYS ARMY POST js (UP) Uncut grass Ing weeds will soon Bstoric Jefferson Earground. hard packtramp of .'uch famous ^ysses S. Grant aivl <ee. for abandonment as installation, the 120lost has boen declarand will be turned er War Assets Adminis-

ity officials and other re scrambling for the cage on the banks of ppi. Homes some day from its grassy t the history and tras made will not be for-

Jefferson, who died a few days to be foolproof and to make 1 be lore the property was bought ! driving as painless as swinging

in July. 1826, the barracks has I in a hammock,

become one of the major military The program, bogged down boposts of the nation. i cause of labor troubles stemming

Threaded through its history are such names as Jefferson Davis, William Teeumseh Sherman, Phil Sheridan, Zachary "Old Rough and Ready" Taylor,

looping gradually over a half-

mile.

Acceleration and deceleration lanes will be constructed where access to and from other highways is afforded. Nothing steeper than a three per cent grade, described as easy enough for fully loaded trucks to make without shifting will be built. The thruway will he free Of all forms of business. Hot-dog

from conflic jng state and federal wage-hour regulations. has

been given the green light. Enthusiasts say the new super

„ highway will make a motor trp

John C. Fremont, and Grant and from Buffalo to Albany a casual Lee. four-hour affair. However, sonu —■

The young Lt. Grant moved - sta te officials are lukewarm^to-j stands ,and cafes are out, ind into the pist on Sept. 30, 1843. • Vim l this altitude, pointing out 1 billboard advertisers have pt m Boon after, the shadow of wa 1- lhat York has a new rigid!j isot l voluntarily to refrain fMtir.

with Mexico hung over the na- enfo *‘ced 50-mile-an-hour speed erecting signs,

tion. limit.

Grant moved out with his regi- A spokesman for the state ment, but returned whin the public works department said clouds cleared. He retired from ' instruction of the ♦68-mile

the Army and bought a farm on nearby Gravois Road. There he married Julia Dent and it was from this farm he hauled cordwcod to the military post. Later, he re-entered the Army to be-

VH.LAGK t'.W’T ULVD HOME

FOR FIRE Ul l’T.

CLEVELAND, O. (UP) The

highway, which will run, from suburban Brooklyn Village coun-

Alre&djl a strange quiet has tiled mer the post, harking ck tar lie days when it was rved out of the wilderness, hen a few tiny log buildings used men who went out to fht such troublesome warriors | Black Hawk. Named in memory of Thqmaa

AT THE VONCASTLK

New York now that the state ami federal govern rents have reached accord on certain problem?

holding it up.

Because of a constitutional re-

come the leader of the Union Ar- quirement for a 40-hour week on my ir. the Civil War. I public works projects, construcSherman i of “war is hell" tion workers have been lured to fame) also was a resident of the neighboring stales by the prosbarracks district. He operated a pu ts of overtime pay, the

horse-car line in St. Louis. When spokesmen said,

he learned crates marked "mar- In addition, he added, contmeble" going down the Mississippi tors have refused to bid on the contained guns and ammunition, projec t due to shortages of steel

he reentered the Army. His mill- and o^hcr construction materials.' age we're renting now and he’s tary career was climaxed by his State officials arc anxious to | going to live in the house and march through Georgia.” | get the ptogram under way fo: | use the garage."

economic reasons. It was esli- I Council Clerk John. M. Coyne mated that in pro war years,, said that fire insurance rates in tourists spent $600,000,000 an- ; tho community of 6,000 persons r.ually i n New York and 85 pef ; misht bc dou bied If it Is neces-

cen. of tn»m arrived by auto-

at eight o’clock July 8th. there will be special all week services at Smyrna Church, three miles j east of Clovcrdale near road 42 '

Classified A<is

FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Cement; field fence; 4 point barbed wire; Bird composition roofing $6.30 p'r square; cotton insulation; Armstrong fiber glass insulation; Minnehaha coal $6.50 per ton off car; basement jacks; plastic roo coating; lawn fence; aluminum roof paint attic ventilators:

hMilding

ber Co.

FOR SALE: Hudson all-metal cow stanchions $15.25 complete; folding porch gates $1.80; cotton mop heads; all-metal folding

cil faces a king-size problem in trying to find a place to move

the fire department.

The city has been denied permission by the Civilian Produc- ! tion, Administration to build a $31,000 fire department garage though faced with eviction from 1

the garage it now rents.

Wo simply must have a place 1 to lut-p the fire engine," Fire Chief Walter Zempke said. "Fred Cook bought the house and gar-

Thc aftermath of the Civil 1 War is portrayed ,in the row of i white crosses that stand guard i over the Unaon and Confederate j dead in the cemetery at Jeffer-

[ son Barracks.

The weeds will be growing at

ceiK of them

mobile.

Very few highway repairs have

the barracks soon, covering many been made in a number of years historic spots and markers. But because of the war and pre-

' viously because state-collected gasoline taxes were used for

I other purposs.

The New Y.irk State Automo-

Cordova is once .gain in love with Dorothy Lainur, this time in Paramount’s nisical, “Masquerade in Mexico,’’ aw at the Voneastle Theater.

history will remember "J. B." N. Y. TO BUILD NEW THRUWAY COVERING 468 Ml. ALBANY (UP) New York

State, determined to keep its good-roads reputation, is ready to embark on a multi-million dollar spending spree to provide the answer to a motorist's pray-

er. __ ... w Cars will flash across the state ' route, with three in heavy traffic j at record speeds on the n ew! areas. A sight distance of 1,000 S202.000.000 thruway, designed feet will be standard, with curves ;

sary to park the fire engine out-

side the village.

“There just isn't » garage for rent in the village," Coyne said.

IN MEMORY

In loving memory of nur dear wife and mother, Emma Alic

Services each day at this samei hour through the week. On Sun-! day there will bc services at 10:30 ! A. M. and 2:30 P M. with lunch' at noon. Elder V. F. Agan ofl Statesboro, Georgia, will be our* guest speaker and do all the preaching. Elder \V. I. Dobbs of Girard, 111., will conduct the song service. The public generally is cordially invited to me >t and worship with us. Elder Agan is a forceful speaker, kindly and tolerant of others convictions, broad and understanding. Come meet him and heat him preach salvation by grace. Elder F. S. Fisher is pastor of j this church and desires your pret't nee and cooperation in this meeting. BAINBRIDGE METHODIST ( III lt( 11 The services for Sunday begin with (lie Sunday Church School at 10:00 to be followed by the regular worship and preaching service at 11:00 with Dr. J. E. Porter the pastor bringing the message. The community at large is invited to worship wth

us.

SUBSIDIES AND TAXES Numerous complaints against the increases of milk and other 1 roducts as a result of the killing

"t Ot’A have been heard. These' jc 0 R SALE OK TRADE: One increases have come through the mi Bulck ^ ton truck too cutting off of government sub- sman for mv buaine88 tor .dies, which reduced the prices, ton trurk or c , r 0r live 8tock

What have you.

Walter S. Campbell, No.

Oreencastle, Ind,

FOR RALE: 1935 Ford two door sedan, 11 Chestnut St. Call •M-R 6 ’’ FOR SALE: Chester Whites, Come get your choice hoar or any number of gilts. All sired by a champion. Evens and Boatright, 1 mile west of Greencastle. 3-3p

FOR SALE: Power mower for W. C. Chalmers tractor. Clarence Beck, Bainbridge, Ind.,

>a per. Rain bridge Lum-t Route 1, 2'j miles east Bain-

5-tf! bridge. 3-4p.

1 have for sale, 8 acres for trade near Coatosville, good lie use and barn also 880 acres of grain and grass land. No build-

stools: Hudson weed mgs. running water. See me if

lawn hose; metal wash hiterestod VV. R. Lisby,

ville, Ind.

Coates.

5-2p.

Buy Ward Vi'.i-

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Garage, 300 E. Walnut or Phone 128-.I. 5-eod-U -Lost- _ Lost: Gold pin with flower brillants, downtown. Tuesday. Phone 290-M. 5-lp.

LOST: Tractor crank, cultivator plow and shanl. Notd^r J. M. Abbott, U. 1, Greene.mtlo, if found. 5-2p.

LOST OR STRAYED: Dark red 2 year old Sic -thorn bull. Notify Harley Hi I. . . Route t, Greencastle. 5-2t.

kitchen burners

boards; Minneapolis-Honeywt 11 furnace controls $8.25; electric lanterns $3.25; cattle spray 5 gallons $4.25; 10 inch tractor

sweeps Si .a pir sit. tractors and trucks. 55 gal' jacks; asbestos roof coating « lV uul ,. ov x.wl

gallons $3.40: ext^a heavy 20 gal-

LOST T i r of ' cion goggles 12 kt. yellow g«>l,. (rime, green lens. $5.00 reward. K nneth Byrd Fillmore. 3-3p.

MISCELLANEOUS

YOU can beat, the summer

Save on oil. lized Motor oil

quality for'matlcally. R. E. Knoll. Phone 60,

29-tf

i drum 60c gal. plus tax. 5-5t

by the drum lot ( heat Insulate. Blown in pneu-

and save. Supreme

Ion garbage pail; No. 8, 12. 14 weatherproof electric wire; 12-3 Ijomex; heavy rubber covered electric power cord; Remington model 31 12 guage shot gur; folding cupboard; ironing board: Monarch malleable white porcelain kitchen range: milk strai , „

• rs; steel fence posts barbel)^ , , , ,„ . <

wire; Harvey Red Head corn

Free moving pictures at Fill-

$11.50 Auto heaters. Fits Ford'mare Saturday ni-tit 3-3p.

\ -8 85 1!'37 to 1941 year. Now on' ;ile at only $5.75. Buy today and save. Montgomery Ward. 5-5t

Have i about lire lau. ed by i iic lessness with

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FOR SALE: 6 coon, hound quit worrvim: ne protection pups, 2 solM black, 4 black and for 5 yeais against moths and tan. 8 old. Dame extreme-' flame Mullins lung Store. 5-lt

shelier. C. H. and Co., Bainbridge.

C.

Hardware

5-tf

to some extent. Experts have

bawl on track. Chop at tree. Sir,*.' NeUhe ' I"-'’l’ertv nor Mrs. is A. K C. and U.K.E. register-' L! * rht v 111 ho responsihle fo r any d Mac k at d Un. Bxtra fact, • acckk> ' r at the natural crooner and bugle voice. 0,1 Light premises bat Woodson New, 3 miles north on ‘"''“V aftern0 °"- 5 ' lt 43 and 1-4 Hide west. 5-2l> -v 7 ,, ,

• ( Two pints of Betlou sprayed

FOR SALE: Good used pianos' on y ou ' ! * x 12 »'"g protects it at a bargain. Good condition. fro,n mo l" damage’for 5 years,

that'

* ' - i rv UM»llr J*

bile Assn, stated that motorists Hurst, who passed away 4 years have been xjbjcc^ed to additional 1 a K° l 0 ''' a y Ju, y • r '' 1 942. accidents, death and ir-juries be- Ht ‘ r smilin S way a "‘l pleasant ( cause of an outm >dt J highway ! fare system. ; Are a pleasure to recall, Highway officials believe tho ! She had a kindly word for each thruway will be five years in -^ n< * beloved by all. I construction. When completed,! Some day we hope to meet her, it will incorporate the newest! Some day we know not when, safe.y devic. s calculated to make : To clasp her hand in the better "0- ■die speeds non-hazardous. j land,

Never to part again.

At least two lanes will run in! , ....

Husband and children

each direct."m along the entiri

estimated

the average giorery tall will be|p (l j| e g 0 about $12 a year lower without

subsidies than with them, be-

cause of inteicst and

FOR SALE OR TRADE: One

Call 155-W.j j anM > 8 i„ Hamilton, Phone 774. j °*' Berlou pays the damage. Costs > - p N. I you only $2.50 for 5 years prol'*’ 1 1 t ■ lection. Keller-Cuaii P arniaey.

FOR SALE: 4 sows and 25

i P'gs; one 'nlale hog; six sows

othei j Bradley row crop on rubber and heavy with pigs; 150 hens. 708 Stolen from 119 \V. Elizabeth

charges resulting from govern-! cultivator, guaranteed O. K. and South Bloomington St. 5-3t. street, red and white boy's ment borrowing and spending, (two bottom outfit completely!—- — — -— - , . bicycle, black tape on handlebars.

Complaintanta probably did not) overhauled; one Deere spreaciet 1 FOR SALE: 5 burner kerosene Reward. Billy Strother. L-hono

slop to think that subsUlies | l«'ge size, a real spreader, $125.. i stovP ' b,,,| t in °ven. Call 290-H. J 377.R 5-lp

comes from taxation and taxation monies comes through income taxes and those who are paying income taxes are paying the subsidies.

( HUM II SERVICES Beginning on Monday evening

SHOOTING

Runs in Back

one 10-20 on rubber, one 10-20 on steel. Call 155-W. Walter b.

5-lp.

FOR SALE: One Axminister

Campbell, Greencastle, Ind. l-6t Mlg Krppn floru | 9 x u l00 f> ,

REAL

FOR SALE; A

FOR SALE: Transparent apples. Biiehiet Orchards.

wool, used one month Mrs. J Gough, W, Elizabeth St. 5-2p

ESTATt

filling station

W.j with a garage and living quart-

2-efxl-tf

KROGER PRICES STILL UNCHANGED

>OTH r.

Ill \IU M.

All this week Kroger prices have remained unchanged even though costs have advanced. They will remain unchanged today and tomorrow. All subsidies formerly paid to producers and processors stopped June 30th. This means Kroger must pay more for food we buy for you. Renewal of 0. P. A. with subsidies has been expected this week but Congress has not yet acted. We are pledged to hold down prices and will do everything in our power to combat inflation. JOSEPH B. HALL President

FOR SALE; 40 acre farm under hog tight fence. 1-2 tillable. Some timber, lots Ijocust post

|6 room house, 2 car garage,

(chicken house, plenty of water

CRIAnV IASED BY HERBAL REMEOV 4 1-2 mile N. W. Greencastle When due to Intvf- If |f)|tl|rVC ^ R *' 2-4p. ficient iteration of VuUIvLl 0 i ——— .... .in ) FOR SAIJ*.: Oak dresser with

When pain staba like a knife in the back

along with frequent getting up nights,' mirror, reasonable. (Pbone many folks are so grateful for Dr Kilmer's | 229-K. 4-2p

Swamp Root medicine that relieves such

distress when clue to kidneys not eliminat- '

I -

lions of homes when loss of sleep from get- ; ting up nights causes folks to feel so ner- J | ,

vous, run down and worn out. Many think ! i.| i'lii.nn « n mi w j| there is nothing like the herbs in Swamp i ’.•.•mi \ \| t j,, ■ ,) <l;i \

Koot, for stimulating kidneys* •xerttion. | I

TRY it! Try to get feeling better with • J l it * <’oun ii. i; , m \ , cit y »>f kottlo of Swan* u Root from the drug stora. .C i < - I , u I ('.nr ^ - I i 11• -■ ; 11 ins. i i'-’ii i '"ii <■' 1 h« ap

I pH- ;hk

I poison. riM|UfSiinu tin 1 iysuo to the | a l>pl it n u t, nt I In’ loiatioii tuifin- ( after S*• t nut, of lh. Ah ohnlie He\-

tiaxo Ihrmit til ih» class hereinafter desijma t t.‘f| ami will, a( said time ami pla« «. re •■iw information eoncerning ihe fitness of said upplieant. and ta- propriety of iasumu Uie permit applied for to such applicant at the premises

mmied:

Herne ice K. Rohldni*. Ut'vNii i Package Stor. i. 1:’ t \\ VVashiim tmi- Koaohdale Liquor and W'inu

1 tcaler,

SAID I NY KSTH »ATh >N WILL 1:1: i q*K\ to tiii: rritLH\ and prm.h* rAK'rn iration is hi.-

gi i:sTi:n.

INDI ANA ALOOIM >LTr It; IV KH AO I’i < '* »M M ISSIo.N h» mai rut: ii itri»i»

Hccretary

JM'HHKLL V. hIKKKN j

1 >OKK

Chnjrniatt j

FOR SALE: Iris. $100 per dozen. Take them now. WaltM - Evans. 5-u.

WANTED

WANTED: Girl for bookkeeping m Greencastle Department S'ore. Steady job with good pay. A good opporturilt? ffir the right 1 girl. Box 37, Banner. 5-2t

ers. On a good highway near Greencastle. Reasonable in price. Call in person for information. J. T. Christie, Real Estate.

5-6-21

WANTED 3 or 4 room apart-j ment or small house. John Hood iii: \hi \<i | .. r i

Nutic*' i* ini'i'.' i4i!.n t hut iii.' cal1 Lloyd Surbor at Bainbridge. I ■■ '1 A httlndi'’ r.< \ • r;i n !• hn;i:«l| -

CONCRETE 4# BLOCK

t®7

W' buildi:

THE KROGER CO.

Starve

Your

Garbage

Pail

Plan seasonable meals — buy no more than your storage space will hold - In other words, don’t waste food --

QUALITY MEAT MARKET 2$ S. VINE ST. Phone 42

WANTED: Large live u*4a fol. scientific purposes. Pay 50 cents' per head. No kitteju. ur -iwyno iI and no deals with minors. Putnam Copnty Poultry and Egg Thura.-U. Vetelan-DePamv -tudent and wife need place to feed and bathe their 8 mos. daughter. Phone 426. -Mr and Mrs. Robert D. Babcock. 4-5-e-3p.

are readily avail-

able now for farm building jobs that will

■ nv* time and lighten work See us fni fr .'e estimate on essential farm construction or repairs.

READY MIX

TE CO.

Bloomington, Ind.

See

WANTED: To hire mechanicti actor-auto-farm machinery experience. Must have welding experience or ability to learn. Good | wages for the right man. Coatesj ville I m p I e m e n t Company, 1 Coatesville. 3-5-6-31

JOHN H. McCLURE CLO\ i I., . IND. R. E. KNOLL, t\ e-l - ,1 l ' •'

NOTICE Farm Women's Market NEW LOCATION 3 East Franklin St. OPEN SATURDAY

WANTED: Experienced cook, man or woman. Y Cafe, corner of Road 40 and Greencastle Road. 1 -6p.

WANTED:

Any Kind or dead

(stock. Cal! 278, Greencaztle | Charges paid. John Wachtol Company. aotf

Dr. W.D. James Veterinary OFFICE AT HOME Phone 790

'"•mi: or « ii u i \ i> i ii v rio\ ,\ill in. is Iir«* !i\ utviMl l lt;i( 111!*! 'in.li i sign' d t..is li.'fii apiminti .U 1 'v (In' .I.uIki' of Hi, ('Irciili iNuiri "l I’ui mi in ('"iiiu i. siiiii- uf luill- • III'I, A (Jill 111 |»l rill or <I| Hie estutii of All'liii II Williaio Ini,- of I'm . M.'iiu i’lHinty, ilftcf.i/qfil. Suivi iistiitft is sijp|iOK«‘cl tu buj nnlvitit. ■ Harry I’. Williams, A‘1 minis! ra t or No. *717 Oir« i (' Ak* rs. <brk of tli*> iMitnam c*lrc*ult ‘'nurl. UiHtn iV Lyon, AttorncyH. 21-3t.

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100 E. Washington St