The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 November 1946 — Page 3
HE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1946.
HOUSEWARES
Handy Kitchen Gadgets
EVENT
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Clearance of TOYS ont. SI*.!».•> skimmer Wa*on Orii,. St.Hil \ eloel|»**de, K***l hIIIi yellow (Use »vll«*els, riihhcr lire*! S.».8!l Ori*j S';. 11 Skooter Shall'« !SI.4!I Oris. SJ.29 \ernplane Sr.Milt'i. 4 \\ ii<‘«*l**r, nihber liri*d S4.2W Oris. $10.95 Sknnt-O-(vil,. $«..»» Oris S$.*9 Boh-O-Cydc M.70 Oris- S'!.29 .»* |fliiner'K Skati> for I'liildren S to 7.yean* SI.79 Oris- SI.9K Be|flmi<*r’„ Shalrs, nihliiT roton Si.49 iOris. $*.59 l*ii|» T**nls S4.50 oris- S9.95 'Sunil Boxes sri.9.5
Clearance of HOUSEWARES OriR. S3.59 Bread Boxes •All inela. . . . one and ly\n door styles s;.59 OriK. S4.9S Slio|)|>iii|; earls Handy way to get tfroeeries home from the store $i.M OrlR *;.49 Itnhhi.sh Burners. All metal . . . eoyer *1.9K Oris;. S.S.'.j Uy t ube Tr “.' • S'.*..-,0 llrlt. 80*' Holato Mashers Wooden Xlallet, style '>0e OriR. 4Be t.ay Nineties 1‘lttee Mats •»5e
SAUCE PANS
<|t. Keynolils Sauce I'an 99c I|i. Keynold. Sauce Pan X.»c *|i. Spun Miiniliiiiin sauce Pot* 00c
! C
CLOTHES PINS
3 Doz. 35c
The easy snap on kind
keep your clothes securely
the line while drying.
that
to
ce Design ANNISTER SETS 69c bnvenient way to keep your Dur. sup nr. etc. in good contiim anil handy.
OLEY FOOD MILLS SI.49
Swing Away CAN OPENERS SI to $2.14 Opens the can simply, then swings back against the wall mt of your way. Easy to use ,oo. Clearance of HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Orig .1*34 95 Card Table Sets, tab! • and I chairs in red or tan leather seats $24.95 Orig. title Shoe and slipper Backs, Metal, fastens to door or \yall 79c Orig'. S2.',9 Bath Stools Metal, white enamel SI.9k Orig. S!).95 Zero Kit Sti.'J.*, Orig. $5.19 I .awn Chair $8.50 Or'g. SI.39 l.a\vn ( hair. $2.(19
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Sleeve IRONING BOARDS SI.19 Easy way t*> make sleeves look neat . . . also right size for ironing baby clothes, blouses and other small pieces.
Cromwell GAS RANGES $179.50 Cooking will be a joy for sure if you have one of these quick heatin; gas ranges that cooks things in a jiffy. Nicely finished . . easy to care for. METAL STEP STOOLS S4.98
I Class! led Ads KOK SALE: 2 Console electric radios; also a 18 months old nound and nine hound pups, out of Poter dog. weaned. One and one-fourth mile east of Hospital. Raymond Canada. 7-2p
FOR SALE: A B. C. apartment size electric stove. 300 Highfall. Phone 629. 7-2t.
FOR SALE: Table and chairs. 9x12 rug. gas stove, some chairs Phone 713-W. Call alter 4 p. m.
Here's a tip furniture uphoi j ' •tery cleans beautifully with the I pop, SALE: White Rock fries, new Finn Foam. Stop N” Shop, j east of Zinc Mill. Buchheit Or-
lt | chard. E. C. Paris. 6-4p.
FOR SALE: 2C gallon
fully ■
' gas | '
1 1 I
i FOR SALE: 12 good Heref jrd spring calves. 9 miles west of Oreencastle on county line. H it.
Adamson. 7-2p * vacuum sweepers $50.25; Ad
‘ metal handy carts $6.75; Stone crocks and jars; 12-2 Romex',
FOR SALE: 2 indies tur trim-
water heaters $104.50; Boys and! fin B Pr (i P coat, size 14 100<t S Girls bicycles; Premier electric Locust St. 6-3p.
FOR SALE: Sewing mach re. (solid cherry in good eonditi vi: liable model electric radio in g.ssl I condition. 503 E. Hanna St. 7-2p FOR SALE: '35 V-8 2 d *oi with 5 good tires, pood shape. (Jake Martin at Morton. 7-2p
FOR SALE: 1937 Plymouth motor, good condition, new ringand inserts last spring. Dot ■- not use oil. Ballard Garage, Oreencastle. Price $75.00. G. E ; Smith. 7-3pi
cable; TOYS. TOYS TOYS; Lard cans; Myers deep well water systems; Wire dish strainers; Screen wire, all widths; Fair-banks-Morse deep well water systems; Barbed wire stretchers; Clarion radio phonograph combinations; Hand pumps; Furnace] pipe and elbows; Pump jacks: Hudson galvanized hog feeders; Winter hog fountains. C. H. and C. Hardware, Bainbridge. 31-tf. |
FOR SALE: 1941 Buick sedan ette. new motor and tires. Orvil E. Hockley, 3 miles north of
town.
7-3p.
FOR SALE: 200 acres in] WANTED: Waitress. Part ot Washington township, almost 'j j full time work. Baron’s Midway tillable, remainder in pasture, j Restaurant, Junction of 43 and
Small house and barn. Blacktop road nearly all the way to farm. $42.50 per acre. C. N. Phillips. Fillmore. 6-3t
40. Phone 22F24.
4-6;'.
FOR SALE: IS 1-2 acres. 4 1-2 mill's east of Greencastle. Fiv ■ loom house, barn, large chicken house and brooder house, all in good condition. Electricity, nev r failing water and good fencing. Chester Wells, R. 2. 7-.;j'
MISCELLANEOUS
lay
Closed nil Ice Plant.
Monday. Polar
7-2p
Will give r om, board and nursing care for ag d or invalids in my private rnrsing home. Telephone Brazil, 8955. 7-2p.
The hides.
-Losl-
FOR SALK: pigs. Russell phone 9F14
Sow and
Foxx
eleven I
best price paid for beef A. & S. Junk Yard. 24-1 f.
Rum mage Sab at court house at 9 a. m., Saturday, Nov. 9th, sponsoii'd bv Martha 1 Ridpath P. T. A. 6-3t
FOR SALE: 16 gauge double barrel Itliica shotgun. 316 E1m street. 8-2t.
FOR SALE 35 Ford, 112 W. Walnut St.
LOST: Black Shcaffer lifetime
route 4,1 fountain pen, downtown Thurs-7-2p.|day. Phone 540-R. Allan Feld. j | s-lp I
i APPLES Marydaln Orchard, LOST: One man saw. between east of Cloverdale on 42 to secGreencastl * and Somerset ] on; j Black Top Road Follow church. Leave at Texaco Filling signs. Stayman. Winter Winesap Station, north end. 8-lp. and Rome Beauty. R B. Ste.de
door. 7-ftp.
FOR SALE: Seasoned
; FOR SALE: iPure bred Berk- j Ux ust posts. Phone 917.
I shire boars and gilts; Hofto*’j
FOR SAI.E: Practically newl
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 19301 black ] Essex super 6 four door, 59.060 5-12p. | nmh s, paint, motor, upholstery good. 5 pre-war tires, like new.
WANTED
Mgr.
29-12p.
Something New lias Been Add- | ed: We now have a lathe and an
WANTER TO RENT: A farm I 160 to ?4o acres. Cash for privil-,
^ . experienced operator. Your latne
ege and gram rent. Or a good I i work will be expertlv handled at
trombone, excellent slide. Harold . . ' i One Whizzer motorbike like new oairv farm on 50-50 basis. Worldi „ „. „ . _. ,, ,, irm Morning atove with tltei-,... „ , . ' °ur shop Manford.Ci • . v. • IColhngS, Rockville Phone B'll- Will trade for pickup 501 ** Wat Vet and wife t'omnletc farin i
FOB SALE: Day bed with extra pad. Call 366-WX. 7-21
fiFin I , " OHt8t: 1,180 5 gallon gray paint. I s Bainbridge Tap. 6-3n ! ‘ I
FOR SALE: Potatoes,
per 100 lbs; oranges, 25c do/. 250 size; apples, $2.75 bushel. Gib Sears Market, north JacUI son street. 7-2p ! FOR SALE: One set of 12x32 6 ply tires and tubes onjy used 10 days, good as new. W'ar,d tire | Yot can't tell they were even use I. Will work on 15-30-or F-50
or Deere D-5 bottom
19361 ' ” 7 | a farm I coats. Will buy or trade. Other ] v\- an t a
' Winter clothing. See John Tharp ‘
$2.4s | motor, new knee action. 2 dooisj , . , , . . , j 612 soutn Indiana St. 8-K.
brake diums new. Isits of sma’I
FOR SALE: Master Chevrolet wrecked parts.
s-Tp' j ''qri P mcnr , picnty C or'lpm [c"ce j l, '« an(1 Re P air S, ' rviw ' 208 ‘ V * * ) . . .. ‘ . Jackson St., Grc'ncastlo, Indl
I and J40011 roforencoM. I am now ort I
FOR SALE: Several nice over-1 ., nol tl, of Crawfordsvlll 1 nna ' ll-28p.
parts. Also 1944 Allis Chalmers combine. Ismis C. Garrett, Fi'lmore. 6-3p. FOR SALE: A few more bushels of Delicious Apples at Bailcv’s orchard. 8-2t.
good farm in Putim.u
1 County, What have you to offei Notity Walter S. Campbell. ■ Greciicastle. Tnd., or write me. ! Hcrschel L. Campbell and wife,
AUCTION SALE: Sponsored
tra. tn. j by ,l "' wrtrt Ward P T. A. Fn-
FOR SALE: Baled tlmotnc and clover hay. Paris Poyntei
and Son. first house west of in-! onp n,i, ° ' vt ‘ st chprr y Grove E1 ' tersection on 36. 8-lp! 0 v ato r, Ciawfordsville. Ind. Route ■ i Cherry Grove. R. F. D. 7*31 ‘ FOR SALE: Baled straw. 50i ! - — bale at the barm Clarence Sco-j WAN1ED: rrumpets, cornets bee. Phone Brick Chapel, ' ^ larinets. \Xe pay higliest piicc.*-
8-1 l-13-5p
I for used instruments.
Cost new $280.00. take $140 00 for tire and tube. Walter S j Campbell, Greencastle, Ind. j 7-3t.
Music Store. Phone 113.
1 lodge’s
6-St
NO WASHER VACATION. When tiled you lake a vaeation. But you I'.'m t give your wash r a week off. Maybe it’s time for an expert check-up, adpustment and lubrication. Avoid serious trouble. Phone us today. Millie's Hardware-Appliances. Phone 143. 4-6-8-31.
day, Nov. 8tlg, at 7:30 p. m
.1
FOR SALE: 400 bales
mixed hay. Paris Ploynter and
FOR SALE: Solid oak kitch ni son ' intersection of roads 43 and
FOR SALE: 1939 truck long
base Chevrolet. good . tires good. Call 32.
800,1 1 Hoosier Pete Station. 8-21
4-6-8-5t: wheel
I motor.
WAN PEP: To rent 2 or 3 bedroom house or apartment. All information confidential. F. E.
For trash aiyl ash hailing, carI per.ter work See Hugh Hester, I 61. Martinsville, St 8-2p.
McCallie, Phone 131.
22-tf
porcelain top. ul: n l ’ b
and oth
cabinet with
wardrobe, onk buffet and oth a , articles. 410 Maple Avenue.
Phone 859-M
FOR SALE: Small size Henl-
rola in good condition.
7 '* ; 'j Carmichael. Manhattan.
FOR SALE: One 10-20 tractor
on good rubber, one 10-20 on j ^ KOK sa le: Hand made bnb> | st d and one k-12 tractor steel 1 , W oatcr and by order; also plan > .r rubber, one new Idea spread-, Mrs N Cam illa. 7-61. i er, several tractor tires, tubes 1 and rims. Walter S. Campbell.) FOR SALE at 3rd ward PT\ Greencastle, Ind. 7-3t ! rummage sale Saturday a. m., a
1 ladies coat. Size 18. Made of
FOR SALK: One W. C. Allis I
8-2p. | tractor on rubber, cultivators ]
one H-John Deere tractor on ru'i- 1 . her with cultivators; one Mimic-;
\\ ilhni j ap n ii s rebiiilt-A-1 condition ] Iiul ^ | Ceatfsvillc Implement and Hard-
7-6t.
WANTKD: Featherbeds r.t | $2.00 to $5.00 each, and all kinds] of antiques. R. W. Baldwin, R. | 4. Greencastle. 7-.'!p, I
LOANS FOR EMERGENCIES INDIANA LOAN CO. I9i ; E. Washington l’h. 15
UTS' INFORMATION mis Brnsnan, Indiana real insurance officer for the r;>ns Administration, today veterans who have Nail Service Life Insurance to cartful consideration to the ement provisions of their I new optional settlements, ih went into effect August 1. i range from lump sum pay to monthly installments ig the life of the first bencUmlei the original law, j 0ll 'y settlements authorized! ' Monthly income or annuity
lents.
the insured veteran has not. it'd one of the optional sclents and dies, the insurance Id in .'16 equal monthly inhh'iits to his beneficiary nan s aid the beneficiary ’leet to receive installments ' II longer period. Under no j instances, however, may a' hated beneficiary reemve a ‘ un * settlement unless the ! 1 •■‘elected that type of op-l Wore he died. "f the main advantages
of the new settlement provisions Brosnan said, is that vetera.. can now select a combination of payments. For instance, th* v' can specify that a certain amount of their insurance be paid to their beneficiary in .t lump sum at the time of tln i'' death and that the remainder be paid in monthly installments over a give n period or during the lifetime of their beneficiary. The Veterans Administration Hospital at Fort Benjamin Hntrison has an immediate need in 4C nurses. Dr. J. E. Kelly, hospital manager, stated today. The VA Hospital at Fort Hairlson which recently opened has at present 170 patients with more being admitted daily. The nurses salaries start at $2644 per annum. In addition I > their salary they receive their uniforms, all meals served in fie nurses private dining room, an I are offered quarters in private j single rooms, if they desire to
'ive at the hospital.
Interested persons shoukl apply to the personnel office. Veterans Administi ation Hoipita’,
Vert Benjamin Harrison, India> a. NO HUNTING signs availab ej at The Daily Banner office.
FOR SALE: At farm. 2 miles j south of 40 on 43, next ten days, for sale cheap 50 used tractor tires and tubes, several rims. These are all good tires, with 70 6) 80 per cent bar tread. All sizes from 24 on up to 40 in tires at from $100. to $125. for a s t ' rubber tire tube and rim. Walter I S. Campbell, Greencastle, Ind. ,
7-::t. 1
100', new.
pure mohair pile.
FOR SALE: Corn from picker. Willis Craft, 3 miles north of i Coatesvllle. 8-2p.
WANTED: Part time work in hi auty shop. 459 East Bros 1 • way, Danville, Ind Phone 491-L. 4-8-2p. WANTED: Waitress. Steady work. Good pay. White Way Restaurant. 8-3t
. i
WANTED Maid for Delta Kappa Epsilon house. 8-21. WANTED: Any Kina or aeai stock. Call 278. Greencastle Charges paid. John Wachte Company.
KOK SALE; Plenty of ballopi *] for Old Gold Day at Weber’.-,
Bike Shop, 200 X. Indiana St. j FOK S ALE: 120 acre farm - «-ip. | pear New Maysville, 101 acres
tillable. Good six room house
ELECTRIC ROOM HEATERS Steam-and Fan Types R. E. KNOLL PHONE 60
FOR SALE: Ripe pears, $l,50j KOK SALK: Plenty of toys.i per bu„ Grimes, Jonathon n d Jai ge and small. Blackboard ■ | " 1 “ furna< ']' and yellow (delicious apples. Best’ 111,1 telephone aets. doll houses] 00000 - c - N
an I furnitlire, table, tennis set ',! ring toss sets, jig-saw puzzles, all metal jeeps, all metal surreys
grade $2 and -$3. Plenty of ch q>er ones. McCullough Orchards
6-8-9-31._
with fringe to top. all metal tloli
| FOR SALE: Corn from pick -1.1 hlaekboard
Elovatar pri;e; one Holstein
Good barn. $15,-j Phillips. Fillmore, j 6-31
springer heifer. Ralph Minter, 3 miles northwest Coatesvllle. 8-3p FOR SALE: 39- G. M. C. ti.u k with tractor built tandem. Ib'Ward G. Little, Clayton. 8-lp
sets, ar. I
n.any others. Weber's Bike and Toy Shop, 200 N. Indiana St.
8-lp
FOR SALE: Lit with Two buildings and building material. give terms. Northwest of Greencastle, 1-1 mile west and 500 yards south of Dr. James
farm.
8-2p.
GET YOLK ZERONE HM ' ZEREX Limited (plant it,v WYATTS SERVICE STATION 801 East \\ asliington St.
FOR SALE: 1935 Graham. Albert Sadler, 2 1-2 miles south of Morton. 6-3p I i \t EYES EXAMINED GLASSES WHEN NECESSARY
FOR KALE: Twenty inch, dnO black portabli cast iron grat ■
dump bottom, suitable for burling wood or coal in open fire-
place. $6.25 delivered in i’urnituie Exchange, West
FOR SALE: 50 acres s uth-l west of Reelsville near highway I 40 on good road, about 15 acres] tillable balance pasture, 4 room I house, barn and good well of |
city.] -vater. Possession now. Terms;
Sid- like rent on past. Gladys E. Ray.]
ST0K0L STOKERS 20TH CENTURY FURNACES SALES \N1) SERVICE Repairs for all inaki's furnaces, stokers, and hoik-rs. Service for all automatic healing units. Sheet Metal Work ACE HEATING AND VENTILATING CO. 19 West l-'ranUlin St. Plume, Hays, 780 Night 519-1-
Square. Phone 170-J.
K-lp. Phone 165 Cloverdale.
6-41. LET 1* INNER \DS SELL IT
Unchanging ~ Through Tho Years Time does not dull the lustre nor weaken the solid strength of the monuments we supply. Handsome i n design, reliably installed, their quality is everlasting. JUST RECEIVED CAKLOXD OF POLISHED AGAINST Till HI. \1> (.RAINFIRST R \TK STOCK ■> wn ill.i <;i ii 'it;vi GREENCASTLE MONUMENT CO. timi s. i.ooist st. ni. in;
BLONDIE LETS SEE "HAM, CHFESE, BEANS PICCALILLI, CATSUR ONION, EGGS*-y
By Chic Young
«r 4
NOTICE
I thank you one and all for your fine, loyal support given me Nov. 5th, and that it is highly appreciated and I will serve you the very best possible.
BEN F. DAVIS • . *
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DR. J. F. CONRAD Optometrist 109 E. Washington st. PHONE 240
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Shop SATURDAY WE AKE CLOSED MONDAY ArmiKtice Day J. C. PENNEY CO.
TURKEYS Gray’s fresh oven dressed broad breasted Turkeys are tops for banquets and your Holiday or Sunday dinner. PLACE VOCR ORDER AT Bob Dean s Food Market Waahington at Wood Phone 957
FOR BETTER FOOD 24 HOURS A DAY (except Sunday), IT’S DEEMS STEAK HOUSE 103 East Washington Street. (VIRGIL R. DEEM Prop.) Phone 798
JOHNNY HAZARD
FROM 'Ef?E vnu CAN WATCH ZE BATTLE EEN SAFETY, NO / YOU WEEL F0KGEEVE ME NOW, I MUS ATTENP TO ZE FEENEESH OF MAJOR gEESKV APldS/.
By Frank Rohtun
I WANT TO SET A CLOSED LOOK AT YOUR SOKE THINS/I'LL SEE IF THAT JOKES? WILL LENP ME HIS
PAiepON r WELL, WELL.,,WE-LL / IF IT \ ME, BUP... ISN’T BY-LINE BiZANPV, THE WELL, I'LL B (BABE WHO'S ON THE SPOT WITH 'Mt/rz” ALL SHE’S COT... AMP A CAMERA AAAer/N/ TO-O/SLUMMINS, BABY?0(? HAVE I CEASED TO ASSAIL
