The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 October 1946 — Page 4

Tut OAllY BaNMF^, GRFFnCASTIE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOr.rR T, IV^KT.

HOSPITAL XO'ir..-' | Mi*. Or.ice lu.nmfchan. and Mr. a ad .Mrs, Donald Jon's | Pl^Pf KAc Kenneth Miller of Coatesville infant daughter of Greeneastle. -no Syeamore. are the parents of' vlubblilCvl AliJ

was dismissed from the hospital K. 3, were released from the hos- a daughter bom at the hospital yesterday afternoon. \ pital Wednesday morning. | Thursday morning.

NOTICE FARMERS: Having t sold ny farm, stock, and equipment to one man. there will be ! no sale, Oct. 7, as was advertis.v

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FOR SALE: Gray mohair tw th( , pnper Howard .'.to .re. 3-lp

piece used over-stuffed living’

I for SALE: APPLES—Marydale Orchard on 42 east of Clovcrdale to 2nd black top road, follow signs. Most varieties. R B. Steele, Mgr. 9-30p

UPS AND DOWNS OF NATION'S MEAT SUPPLY

room suite, davenport six feet nine inches overall, chair medium size, with good springs. $39.45 delivered. Furniture Exchange, West Side Square. Phone

FOR SALE: A gas stove in good condition. Phone 26..-R. 2-2p.

170-J.

FOR SALE: Coal h ; heater. Phone 199-W.

3-lp.

water

3-lp.

SWINE RKfCEI.LOSIS CONTROL Ol TMNEl)

j At Sale ’Pavilion Friday: 12 Hereford and bull calves, weight 350 to COO lbs. These calves are reallygood. 2-2t FOR SALE: 24 shouts averaging 50 lb. Also 4 tile, 27’':c 30" Fred G. Cox. 205 W. Jacob St.

3-2p.

RUMMAGE Court House o’clock.

Saturday

WAKrEO

FOR SALE: Winesaps, Rejd I

Delicious and

Greening apples. . C. Zaring, j Thursday and Friday. 126 E

Road 40, one mile east of Mnn-

WANTBDr General househo’-J

Rliode Islnncl, h ,p 3 1,0^^ rac h morning, Mon-

hattan.

30-6t.

WK. ENDING JUNE 29 WK. ENDING JULY 20 OPA Controls lifted June 30

WK ENDING AUG. 3 WK. ENDING SEPT. 7 OPA Sets New Meat Ceilings Aug. 20

WITH THE BUTCHER SHOPS and refrigerators bare because of the scarcity of meat while a record herd is reported on the western ranges, this chart shows the rise and fall of the amount of livestock received at 12 of the nation's largest packing centers in the mid-west. The highest number was recorded between the lifting of the OPA and re-miposition of ceilings. Figures are from the department of agriculture. (International)

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FOR SALE: H-flat cornet, good condition. Roaehdale phone. TIvjs. T. Bartholomew. Roachdale R. 1. 3-2t. FOR SALE: Florence 5 turner kerosene range with built-in oven. David Sublett. Putnamville.

2-3-2p

FOR SALE: New battery radio, Stewart Warner. 311 W. Columbia. Phone 802-W. 2-2t. At Sale Pavilion, Friday, Oct. 4--1934 Chevrolet Coach, will need repairs. l-3t FOR SALE: 1934 Chevrolet Pick up truck, good tires, wid trade for later model pleasure car and pay difference. Abner

FOR SALE: good oendition.

Estate Heatrola, Call 9F22. 2-2p.

Washington St. or Phone 279.

3-2t

Oil heater. Phone

3-lt.

WANTED:

481-M.

FOR SALE: Fuel oil heater, large size, used only a short time. Elmer Cox, one-half mile) call

north Mt. Meridian.

FOR SALE: At Sale Pavilion Friday, one team of mares, 7 an! 9 years old. Sorrel and roan, good workers, sound and gentle.

2-2t.

WANTED: Anyone having a few sacks of cement for sate or write me. Walter S.

2-2p.| Campbell, Greeneastle, Indiana,

Phone 155-W. 2-3t

size 10, never been worn. Cal! I

Many Never Suspect Cause Of Backaches DiU Old T ret tateni Often Brin{> Hipp; Rtl

A highly effective procedui ■ to control swine brucellosis, which has been, spreading rapidly in farming areas, has been developed by Dr. L. M, Hutchings, Purdue University veteri-

narian.

Dr. Hutchings reports that complete results on tw > larg • swine herds and incomplete results on another indicate that the peoee.lure is "not only satis- ! factory" in con-trolling brucellosis but also “in maintaining valuable bloc^i lines" in infected herds. The control method is outlined as follows: "Bicod test the entire herd. If infection Is prej sent, consider the entire breeding

limit as infected.'’

J Raise pigs from the infected 1 brood stock: blood-test and se- ’ gregate the pigs from the sows at weaning time; place diseasejfree pigs on clean premises;

j maintain the segregation until, _

'the infected stock is eliminated.! " e w 550 gallon under .ground KOR SALE: Sor ef hu m rrolas-j Confine all subsequent blood-J tank and pump. H. F. Cash,' ses - Ro y V\’^Ls or k Manhattan

WANT TO BUY: house, prefer small Cash. Inquire Box 25,

Modern acreage. Banner.

2-4t.

^ 011 can rr, u victro| a. Wei, electric turn 1 p i ayer ' 11.,' ° f r * < ' or, l plh, rpcort Player, tllere 18 suffi, a,s 0 repair anv player - ^ali '55. MlUan . 208 s. pj Bainbridgp Fsatival—The ^ Bainbridge Pall Featlva, , 0 rYmnaaliun Q(, t several k in(ij f . Including a n oljj s uPPer. Watch tl» fuU snnouncensJJ]

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FOR SALE: 50 New Hamp-j Married man with "“familv ^ shire White hens. 1 year old.' wa nt s year round job on farm. Querrv c, " ^ $1.50 a head. Mrs. Donald Hyton, | Must have house furnished. Well! J " ner 4 mile north-west of Bainbridga. I eX p er j encec j wjth livestock and Starting Oct j 3 ~ 2t j machinery. References. Inquire | sale of new and FOR SALE: Brown cloth coat,! at Uaanner - 30-6p | luen ' s , ladies.

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. WANTED: Good home for nice I rubber. ^

515-R before 0 P. M. or 607 after' ki t t£ > ns \ vVp s,-o1k,„ n , 1 Ubber8 - n ‘l>b«r 6. 3-2t. 1 Chanel' Br ‘ ck Iand , a , f .Chapel. 3-lp.: boots. Sellin,

health.

FOR SALE: 2 formals, size 14

I WANTED: Waitress at the Y,

| one new coffee grinder, one 9x12, Cafe Koatl 40-Greeneastle Road. 1 brid S e ’ " * , ' 1 Telephone StllesvUle! 2 -6p !

ion

Friend’s

CHIU Supper

Cox, Bain bridge.

l-3p. i

rug, girl’s winter coat size 14,1

one new washboard. Phone 204.. | _ . 3-lt.J / WANTED: Woman to do fam-!^ burcb ' Saturday

' r ’ P- w., benefit of Professional Wom

lie invited.

FOR SALE: Chester White j Boars. The good kind. Come see.

j ily ironing at my home. TeleI phone 607 after four p. m. 2-2p.

P OR SALE; 2 full size feather! Evens and Boatright. GrPcn.east-j WANTED: To rent 3 or more beds; cotton mattress, good up-j le. 3-2p. ! rooms, unfurnished. Box M. % until! right piano; good pony saddle; | — (Banner. 2-2p.

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, testing to the prespective gilts , and boars. If reacting pigs ap:pear, renvave them from the

^ I negative group. Bree|d only

DiU Old Trei tmerdOft«o Bring* IUrpjRJW negative gilts to clean boars."

j When dmorder of kidney function permit*

poitonous matter to remain in your blood, it - -

' TiaycauBe nagging backache, rheumatiipaina,

leg fains, loss of i*tf and energy, getting up {

nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes, ht adarhes and dizzinesa. kYetjue/ii or scanty ruK.sageg with smarting ami burnltrg some* times shows there Is Bomethlnf wrong with

your kidneys or bladder.

Don’t wait! Ask your druggist for Dngn's ! Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used euceeuafully

| j by millions for or r relief and w

. ut poison

[ your blood. Get Doan’s PilN

Cloverdale.

2_2j) Road. Bring containers. 3-2p

FOR SALE at Sale Pavilion I FOR SALE: 0ne brlb >' b "^yFriday, Oct. 4th, two saddle j 704 Sruth Indtana s *- 3 * lt - colts 15 months old. 30-4p. | ~FOR SALE: 3 sows and 14

pigs, one bred sow due to farrow’ in October. Kenneth Minnick, 1 1 _.

WANTED; Woman for maid work, full or part tine. Middle age preferred. Phone 460. 2-2t

.r 40 7e.n1. Ivwn'. ghi*

per relief end will h.lp the 15 mile* of

flu

u^vaale txvn

SPECIAL

I sure like

our new BERRY GARAGE DOOR

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FOR SALE: gates $10.25;

j siding per square

12 foot all metal Buff brick roll

$5 00- stone ^ rnRes s <mt!' pas t °f Bruners town.

WIN A NEW CAR, REFRIGERATOR, RADIO! 1155 PRIZES IN ALL. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! WATCH (DATE) PAPER!

Potatoes, 100 lb. bag Dry Pinto Keans. Lb. Peaches, ■> 1 2 can In heavy Symp Apricots. 21 j con, in heavy Syrup, by cast! C herries, No. 2 can Plenty of Hiai k Peppav Kidney Beanv in can 15c Whop, Kernel Corn 18o Pantry Oiaf eanntxl meat . 4fl<' Maxwell House Coffey lb. 44»c , Apple Sauce, No. 2 S7c Hrown and White Sugar 1 Laundry Soap, Bar 10c PARIS GROCERY Slate Koad 43

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FOR PEAK MOTOR

ven more important than octane rating PERFORMANCE AND ECONOMY..

MARATHON GASOLINE

Yes and its so light and easy 1 to operate OVERHEAD TYPi D B D D V GARAGE P E K K I DOOR THE FAVORITE OF THE LADIE! You’ll like this modern garage doo too. Made of lough, lightweight alu ninum, that requires no painting, i will give a lifetime of trouble-fre, operation. Fits any standard 8 x7 opening—takes up no room in th< garage—eliminates all noisy and dan yerous operating ncchanisms. It's priced to meet :he closest build-

siding per square $4.50; Pouring wool insulation; 45, 55, 65 lb. roll roofing-; Red barn paint 5 gallons $11.55; Coal chute doors $5.25; Alumni shield roof coating 5 gallons $16.25; Ltuvn fence. Bainbridge Lumber Co. l-6t. FOR SALE: Arvin electric room heaters with fans $11.25; 2 burner 3 way electric hot plates $14.76; Premier electric sweepers; Fairbanks Morse shallow well automatic w’ater systems; Myers 3-4 H. P. deep well water systems $169.50; Sealy tuftless mattresses; Fairbanks Morse jet deep w’ell water systems; Wayne U H. P. continuous air compressors; All metal scooters $3.98; Single and double bit axes; Milk strainers Clothes baskets; large garbage pails; Clothes dryers; Toys. C. H. and j C. Hardware Co., Bainbridge.

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3-2p.

"Sale Date Claimed" for Allan Johnson, one mile noo-th of Stiles- I ville, Thursday, Oct. 24. Offering includes 3D head of Holesteins. 3-lt

LOST

LOST; A wallet at Greencastle. containing Navy discharge and other important papers. William E. Portter, Box 45, Russellville, Imd. 2-3t. LOST: Two twenty dollar "Jills , downtown Wednesday. Liberal reward. Return to Banner. 3-2t.

Vault and Write Earl McCuj West Terre Haut Harrison 0178. special s tope,oats, $5.95 to gains in shoej and gain Store, over Store.

FOR SALE: STARKS GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLKS. Bring : containers. Forest Aker, IV, mile* west Manhattan on U. S. j 40. 3-2p. | FOR SALE: Nice Grimes Gold- | en, Jonathan and Red Delicious Apples, McCullough Orchards. Phone R9F2. 5-tf

FOR SALE: Used Woods Bros, di ft. combine with motor. Paul Harvey, for directions call C. A. Webb. 3-4p. REAL ESTATE

HELP WANTED Heme Laundry

Truck F HEAVY T« 7’ 6" j y i* 8’ x 10' f io’ xir 12’ x 17’ 4" 20’ x 30' 25’ x 30' J.C.P

FOR SALE: Best farpi bargain In Putnam county. 150

FOR SALE: Baby's play pen! acres half mile north of Clovcrat John Lanham’s, corner of;dale, 100 acres tillable, 5 room

East Washington St. and

Mill Road.

Zinc l-3p.

house, large basement, barn. Drilled well, springs, good fence, immediate possession. Ralph

Martinsville. l-6t.

The best Mechanical Service for your Truck or 4Yir regarOIom of make to he found la Western Indiana at KING MORRISON FOSTER COMPANY Phone 208. We finance rentlr jobs. Ford Dealers Since 1910

FOR SALE: Two sows, one

with ten pigs. One full blooded j ® ant *y

Jersey cow. One full blooded,

Jersey heifer. One new pressure

system with pressure tank. Threj QUICK RELIEF FROIVi ^ new single hug houses complete : Symptoms of Distress Arising from with pig protectors, one w Kh' ULCER * electric brooder. Inquire of Grov- DlJE __ CVr^BTCC */%■■%! er Norman, 4 miles west Clinton j M\*IU| Falls 2-3p Fre eBookTellsofHomeTrea’rrentthfi' ■ _ ' i Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing t FOR SALE: Rawlelghs G-. od i ?n'tATNu'-NTh 1 ",'J!»’, ’’'’"u V^

•ymutomsordlati-csHarlsInKrinmStcmavi »n,i Ouodvnal Ulcers ilui, tu Cicosi Acid-

3 Oor Oi< i-vlinn r... si a.

DR. L. A. RAY VETERINARIAN 228 W. Main St - Ph 163 CLOVERDALE Free Service Is Riven at my office on diseases of poultry. Always ready and willing: to advise with you on your liveit oak problems. Small animals are riven special attention. Stop in at my office and Ret acquainted.

Health Products, Ralph L. Browning, Greeneastle, Ind. '502 South Jackson. 3-2p.

STATK-KtyM OF MiU*. U A YU. HE VriOV ETT;. R“ THK ACT* Ot Ol' AlGUT 34,

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Statement of oi I agemi»nt, clrculat:: etl by tlie ACH August 24, 1S12.|Qi| ol’ the (Treenct lisheil daily at f aim, for October, l* State 01 liulmM,*

nam, hs:

Before me, and for the

aforesaid, ierw U. Rarlden. who,' sworn according I and says that I tin* Orecncastle I the following is. I his knowledg* 1 statement of the at agement (and if s d circulation),, etc,, ofj publlratlon for the tho above captlM, f Act of August *4, ♦ d by the Act or.

enihodied In

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FOR SALE god condition.

Estate Heatrola, C. W. Glover, l'_.

miles south Cement Plant. 2-2p.

aaMliMM. Nwtburn. Slccpl.„nns. .t awsa«sat!.'jgssa uplauu tUU treatment—fr»» at A. FLEENOK, DUI'fiGlST OWL DRUG COMPANY

LOANS FOR EMERGENCIES INDIANA LOAN CO. E. Washington Ph- 15

copies of this 9*

distributed,

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Sworn to aid \ me this 1st ' .1 -d ..

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Suro its octane rating is tops. But even more important (according to automotive engineers) i< the power baUm* you get in every gallon of Marathon Seized Gasoline. STARTING POWER from l.ght components. PICK-UP POWER from medium components .UNN.NC POWtR (rom h „ vy compo „ ra , s . . . in ctfically correct balance for Fall driving temperatures. Fill up with Marathon SeasomvrA today . . . the gasoline that givts you not only power but the right kinds of power in perfect ' seasonal balance. Step out . . . surge ahead smoothly, economically, with Marathon Sttsomied Gasoline. "

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