The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 November 1946 — Page 3

IrlE DAILY BANNER, GREFNCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1946.

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(innH ' r,,m | for SALE: General Elertrir 0 f tin’ achievement dny refrigerator. Magir Chef gaa p], j *tove, living rocsn furniture. Call Ol-a Kihh> gave the le^-'at 21S Bloomington St. after ' 4 "iagc. "Rising Above'6:10. jg. 2t tn, ini Honrv Lotz was r 1 '? Ph r smith. FOR SALE: 1 black cloth fur-

trimmed coat. 1 fur coat, both in

i KOR SALE: Solid walnut antique bed with sftrings. also iron bed and springs. Cheap. Harley Hedge. :t miles north on 4:!. 18-2p

FOR SALE: Table, six chair.'’.! FOR SALE: Fian.o. in good buffet, in good condition. Giodj condition. Eva C Williams labbit house. 24 Leghorn he.ifj Roachd.ile R. 1. Pli •' • No 6 Finlaying 80 ,. Phone 266-M. I castle. 15-18-20-.’t 18-2p j I FOR SALE: Fresh dresse 1 turkeys, delivered. Mildred Cook. Russellville. 11 115- 18-20-22-25-7p.

y,i by

nie img 'mH h0 t* 0 gwd condition, reasonably prlcChristmas meeting at the ^ ^ ^

O. Tate.

lot 'frs. i' + 4> + *r

Wnshingtor Township

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FOR SALE: 19:18 Chevrolel 2 door sedan. 1937 Chevrolet

Keelsvillo High truck long wheel base with ne \

T lay. The meeting grain bed. Hoosier Pete Station ■ piird by singing America. I north Jacksorv St. 18-21

Isvill band, dire: te 1 -! by fofTSALE~

Jarrell played the Mareh," "Evening

| ,- n(i •■Village Chimes."

Risslcr had

p-e’k Ei2l« .ind •'

Ravaiond , (( , h , devotions and gave , j ir.teresting talk. Mrs. Hutcheson read the P. I ir-id,nt's message. Mrs. g. ib. (hairmm of the y.liip committee reported

,.liber.- present

Cello wing neriiicrd.

f itiire events

Shoot, at Grerneawtle j,

r ib. Dee mfh. FroceedSi FOR SALE: Long wheel ban., jen band uniforms. stock and grain bed. Good' hhap ■ collection to pay for | Harley Hedge. 3 miles north on Him treat. , 43. 18-2p. nrogram Sunday, I

h'« )R SALE: Library tab’.<

t^n:irc|l xvill ^ a rum- *<*Kers. 9x12 vu K . bookc , o. II Oreencasfle, r>?^. j St. 1^. l

Two used 600x13

tires, white side walls. Good La were nee D. Aeton, 3 mller east Mt. Meridian. t8-2p. Ff)R SALE: Holstein hull calf I »i months old. big boned, well marked, weight 560 lbs. Sired) by Vania id Emperor Mercedes SSTHSl, reserve grand chmnpio i (Milo State Fair 1942. Good enough for anyone’s herd 512* for quick salt'. James A. BKtle: I Greencastle. Phone 806-R ]8-lo.

FOR SALE: Eskimo Spitz puppies, all white, ?iooo up. Stoddard's. Putnamvllle, Tnd. , General Delivery. Second door

west Shell Station.

14-5p

r'OR SALE: poultry' fence

I point barbwire, 4 ft. and 5ft.

i'k Lumber Oa Phone

403. 15-2t.

FOR SALE: Dump bed and engate lime spreader, 6x8 bed. Call 456-VV. Rockville. Ind. 18-23-2p. P’OR SALE: Atkins cross cut saw, 87.65, range boilers, orethird horse power grinder, bcncu grinder. '',-,1.00; apartment sir.icoal range, $38.00; heavy garbage pails. 82.45: Monarch Mnl Irnhle kltcnen range; natural g fireplace logs, $32.00; Modern j Maid kitchen ranges, $89.50; ic ■ refrigerators, $43.50; two hurnoi .! way clcct-ic hot plates, $15.95 ; Ox 12 furnace register boxes, 31 9-10 inch hot air furnace pipe

I flip at

FOR SALE: Seasoned

joffprfimd was also started. ! Ll0pust p 0sts . p hone 917

ttoridance banner went to [cCiilNiph’s room at Reels*

black , 5-12p. i

.y -V •;* -!• phi -f Tn Meet Alpha Phi Alumniae will Jljpsday evening at 7:45 irs. H H Ellis, 615 E. .ft'.

FOR SALE: H' lise traikir lift. fully equiped 41 model, make Heleco: Sheeps 4. 3 new tires. A’ Monnetts Store, South Side.

18-3p.

FDR SALE: Black and tan dog, 2 years old, priced right. F. H. Skinner, Commercial Place.

18-lp.

★ The «1 ithcr .in ! human ailments are favorite ropK-. ol everyday conversation. I he next-door neighbor is alert to recommend her favorite remedy for anv set of s' mptoms. Another friend holds implicit faith in something else. You are caught in a cro c s fire of claims and counterclaims. Artemus Ward observed that. "The trouble with people is tht v know tc o mans things that ain’t so.” W hat seem to be almost identical s\ mptoms in two patients mav result from entire!' different causes. Your phvsician has spent at least eight arduous years in the studv ot health and disease. Me is thornughlv familiar with the techniques of diagnosis and treatment. The pharmacist's specialty is the preparation and dispensing of the drugs vour doctor orders. When ill, hrst sec your doctor, f hen bring your prescription to us. KELLER-COAN PHARMACY Two registered pharmacists to serve you at all times. Across Fmni Ynncastlc Theater

FOR SALE: 1934 Ford tudoi

rh'Ho, heHter, good tires. Hoos- feC'lers

ior Pete. 15-2t

and elbows; 9 Inrs; winter $38.50; H'lt'st n

848*5;

inch casing colhog fountains galvanized h< furnace hi ■ vr:

WANTED: Interior

painting.

Glenn Stionkwiler. Phone 720-M.

18-2|>

WANTED TO BltY

Grand j

pkjno. any style. Write

Box 14 1

or Phone 230. Rockville,

Imliana !

14-4n j

WANTED TO Rl’Y:

Ont:i !

aor Ai- Miller C:\, cast side public square. 12-13-15-18-20-22-fit

U ANTED: Some one

to he ;i

fhuck corn. Ronrd anfl roornj

goort wages. 11., miles

miith of'

Wildwood hridut*. (Ilcn

Curtis, i I8«2p. |

WANTE!': 51) hedge

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i lcnr\ Subletl, 2 milt's west Kid-

more. In.l.

l-p.

A BARBER SHOP Have a!ways trierl to accommorHrtiy evciyhody. I live directly over the barber shop. Have hot aryl cold water. Shaves 35c. haircuts, nflults 50c, children 40o. Am going to try and aecommoiiate working class of people. Come clown. I urn tno same old barber as always. John Tharp, H12 v-oulh Indiana St. F8-U. The Fullc* Brush Co., has an opening for a reliable man in Putnam county. Only man of character need apply. No selling experience necessary. Rami neat nhout S50 week. Write Box il’J. . 11 *;•

15.2t.'

complete with controls, Ini ll cans 20 gallon natural ga •

Mil. 1 Orit 11 •. Red ai 1 water heat rs, oil ami wood! ' ’"hfc'i Delicious apples. Best J winter sin-.; tank heatet 1; Pr | grade i 9 ne cheap | mler eleutijc sweepers, htmeel ' '1 - -Mil ullout; h s Orchards. | Scaly tufth rs mattresses, Mycr I

coop or ihnUow well water sys , tuns; F’al’vbanks-Morse ile‘p wed water systems; Scaly sol'1 bods, ’.boy’s and girl's bicycles; 12-2; | Komex cable No. 8 weather; ! proof wir. 1 . sheet metal air tight | stoves, $4.25 up; poultry fence.'

F'OR SALE: Table and ehairs. j v,inker clothes hampers; mirror’ | 9x12 rug/gas stove, some chairs. ' v.inity, *28. r s5; laundry basket iPhone 71".W Call after 4 p. m !• and 11 in-h Harvey Hammer-'

Deafened People May Now Hear Clearly

WANTED: To rent v good I Science has now marie it po«slock and grain farm. Have helojulblo for th ■ deafened to hear

ami a tractor and equipment.

! FOR SALE: 25 ft Liberty | j house trailer, priceil rcasonahh 1 1 Ir.quirv at Grime: Body Shop on (Side cille Road, Greetirastle.

15-31.

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I faint sounds. It is a hearing device si small that it fits in the

Flovil Rains. Poland. Ind., R. R Hand ami ‘enables thousands to 2 18-40 ' enjoy sermons, music, and

frl -rtdly compunionship. Aecept-

REAL ESTATE "1 by the Council of Physical

1 Medieine of th.. American Medi-

2 tf

An Umbrella l]ou IDon't Losel

FEtUNG.

TAKf CAKE OF YOUR NUTRITION ZONE AND IT Will TAKE CARR OF YOU

IN JUST 10 OAiS

I

Tn| ADkOHMA Co.

GIVE NATURE A CHANCE! Moke sure your control source of Heo th is functioning properly 1 GET AOLERIKA TODAY! Use every other day for 10 dayv end notice the difference! Try this 10 doy TONE UP of NATURE'S NUTRITION ZONE Starting TOMORROW MORNING — UPON ARISING Don't Delay! De if today! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST!

OLE R I K A

CAUTION USE ONW AS DIRECTED

»t» THIS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONET REFUNDED kemp tor TRIAL SIZE (• «*• ADtERIKA CO., D«pi I, SI F«*l t, Mir.n

“Rainy days” hold no terror for families who have accumulated an adequate savings “umbrella.” Treat yourself to the peace of mind that a wellplanned savings program guarantees. Start saving safely with us today.

| h’i >K SALE Nice tweed coat, j j t ap set. size 5 One pair hoys | j good oxfords, size 13 Buys knee- 1

] length over-shoe boots, Bike I J jreplact I !TOY^ I

, .Mis Llovd MeGinnis, F’illmori

| l6-2p I Co " Bainbridge.

t ‘ FOR SALE: 2 yearling heifers; lone milk cow. :: years old; good I team mares, wagon and harness: , 2 steers, one lot o\\ , 200 pul-

I I lets; faille model

(ator; farm tools, 28 registered Southdown sheep; S grade year- | ling ewes. Donald Thomas, 2' iniles southeast Manhattan.

l6-2p

mills $140 50 up. mop slicks v a lion milk cans; Coleman g plants, si7 25 up; Wayne on half horse power compressor

screens. TOYS-TOYS TOYS. C. M. & C.

F OR SA LF:: 151 a re f. I I'll located 11 miles northwest o Gr'ene.e tie, approximately 10 acres tillable balance timb/r and pasture, running water and elcctrii'ity, 4 r.i mi house 20x40 foot meehaives ga/ago and other out buildings 1’hiec 85.000 Call

156-W Rockville, Ind.

l8-22-28-30-4p.

1 Ft>K SAI.FI: New 7 room hou>. with acreage, close in. Addr-.-

‘ Box 74 Bannei

Hardware 1

0-tf. [

ial Association. This device does not require separate battery buck, battery wii , ease or prorr.ient to bulge nr weigh y m down. The tone is clear and p.nvel I'll!. So mnde that you « an adjust it yoiirstdf to suit your hearing us your hearing changes. I lie makers of Belton-e, Dept. •wr.;7, 1450 W 19th St., ehicagu 8. III., are so proud of their achievement that they will gladly send fi e descriptive booklet and explain how yon- may g/t a full demonstration of this remarkable hearing device in your 18-1'>. j own home without risking a Iienny Write Bcltonc today. ■ ■—»

F'OR SALFL F’resh cows and' springers. 7 iniles on Stilesville/

' £,00<l

18-20-22-3p. I

FOR REN l Mini i.

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I room hnriso in \.n 1.1 i,, electric lights. I “ 1

road. O. Atkinson.

F’OR RENT Clinton F’alls,

well. Mrs. F'orest 127 West Berry St.

r » \ i- l v nits <>» ■

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si'.'M the i ix« n k I iii Townstiip,

i’oili• l > Ind.. I hat t lie

FUR SALE: Electric

c i . un seper- niachinc grod

kin.

washing

new. Ray Lsr-

i8-ao -

FOR SALE; Monarch

1 coal or wood. Charles Stephens, i Grerneastle.

Fillmore.

F’t)K SALE: One extra good 2 1-2 year old purebred Jersey;

heifer (papers ready for regis-1 try) bred to regist n d Herel".rd bull Call Clovei ’lale telephone I 42R10 Dr. E. M Hurst. Iti-2t. :

F’OR SALE: New Ideal hay :• ader in good condition. Ma.rior F'/rrand, Greencastle, R. l8-2p

White. e"i" i 1- e.it urfieers of sakl nwi- .. - | a-ip.i 10> liaii- n-wdar rno^t. IB-zpij, . ,,| :atn , in v of Nn\ •

1 c’ltbv-r, IIMii, .,i , .mi |' M. will or»nF'OR RENT Large sleeping' b r Ha i dl"u , ni: ipproprkitti«’s

_ „ , ■ , , wldeb sa ill ni l'll I'l s i-olist.ler neeroorn, large enough for two wo-|,. s.,,, tie . vii.ionllrt.ir/

men or man and wife that works!' " 1 11

{ , Icitmi) i< in it I N’t. L's. IM v of ranff«\ | <1 i\s .111 Wo at Columbia St.j r. ,.h.i- fRaO.Of)

. i,.! S. hool I'hihI No. 1“

, [ It* |>;tir ..f KiiiMhut ...1^00.00 lH-2p. f — . | Tisptv.i- .1 |i|hm rinu .ii such ; FOR. RENT: Small houso for! "i< « • iim sit.tii a « .t risht to !»•)

lo inl Hmicmh. Thf nrtflitlonnl sif*

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Q’'*****^ Savuufi.

F’OR SALF3: Gasoline pnnip, ten gallon wet hose pump, one good bod with mattress and

FOR SALE: Pair set of bar-j ^l 11 mgs, two small tables. John Han Id Seat Bi izil R 3. 1 Tharp. 612 south Indiana St

18-11.

MOSS

1-2 milts s ut.hi.ist

i

of F’erndale.

J6-2p.

rent by Dec. 1st. in exchange for wiMi.-m, helping with laundry and house work. Flleetricity furnished Call I on 65 Hainbridge. 18-2t

LOST

LOST Black billfold, social

(•r i ’f>r i 1 jut i l iiui I Is iioiilt will l»f . i ii Ihmi.m ! i. .i 11 \ r.l'oi*ro«l (n flio Stai* 1 llotml of T..\ rominiHSltYncrs. which honi’tl will lioltl a furihcr htHirliiK wilhin fiftoon days .ii tin* cniimi\ :ui«lStop's office of Ihitmim i'inmi,\, liidlnna. of suolt ' ot in: P pi.1C*' ;ts m;i\ In* R At such h' .iriup. inxp.iyers ohjootinn - to hmy such additional appro* piiathurs m \ he iH'Mial and inl«*r-

socurily card, picture and money j< -i. «i hixp iv. is ium> iiniulro or

Betty Louise Greencastle.

Nichols.

Ft. X 18-lp.

TO ; k

AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

106 South Indiana St. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA

FC )R

; and pad, I Tresner,

SAI E 9x12 wool rug 812.0(1 Mrs. Harry Greencastle, R 3.

F’OR SALE: Two drawers: one China several small tables. Butcher. 640 East

Phone Bairdtridge

Ip. 1 Phone 175-R.

chests of, closet and] Lawrence

Walnut St.

18-lp.

LOST: $10.00 hill at A & P. store Saturday morning. F'inder please call 6S1-M 18-lt.

I'aiinl v oicliloi wiien rol Wbera

'aeb l.earine will O. iai'i. .UUIN I: A ll.1.1 \.\IS. Trasteo

Franklin Tavviisliiii.

Putnam i’oanl v. Indiana.

Here’s a tip furniture ophol ; stery cleans beautifully with the new F’ina Foam. Stop N” Shop. It

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F'OR SALE: water heater, gas stovi 502 FOR SALE: wood shingles F'iilnioi", K.

Gas automatic 40 gallon; al.-o W. Walnut St. 18-lp.

FOR SALF7: 7 White Rock AAA cockerels. Lawrence Wildirian, Greencastle Route 2. 18-2t' j F’OR SALE; New Spinet pian>'>. fine quality, guarantee,-i. on,* goc I used piano; first class piano tuning. Phone 774. Jim Hamilton. 18-lt.

LOST: Black and tan female I hound, near Rceljiville, F'rid.tyj night. Reward. Forest Hutche-j son, Reelsville. 18-6n 1

37 bales No. 1 , F’rank Wools.

18-2.

F’OR SALE: W<' arc expecting; a ear of West Virginia block coal) 1 11 odsj < Ii eencasl le CMli Cob i

One v7.,m| noouk)'-'] Company. Phon Mr Day at 161

LOST: In downtown distric. Sunday, small pencil shapeil red and while Marathon cigarette lighter. F'inder please return tm Banner office. 18-lp.I

MISCELLANEOUS

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Roa( hdsk' P. T. A.

F’tJR SALE

lin 810.00. one good 5 tube hat I ti ry radio $12.00, one good 1 tube table model radio eleclrii | 87.00 at 705 S. College. Ip ! F: >i: sai I' Pi in k i lach Can I 1 be seen at 104 Spring ,\ve. 18-3’’

W or 610

WANTED

WAM 1KD; Any xuio of ilea' -lock. Call 278. Greencastle 1 'barges paid. Joan Wachf",

Company.

sponsors a

bazaar and food sale at auction Saturday, November 2.".. Library i 18-21 | basement 7:30 P M Basement i will be open all,’lay to receive the!

j donations.

18-5p

Roachdale Independent has-1 ketball team wishes to schedule!

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1 F’OR SALE: Three 20 pigs, five weeks Trout R I

sows with I ■ Id. Flrnest 1 18-2p.'

eod more

1 Allen

WANTED: Hauling of alli__

kinds. Call Shoemaker at 32

games. Write Roachdale.

Gleiiii M. 15-6p.

i The

best price paid for beef

ST0K0L STOKERS 20TH CENTURY FURNACES S.XI.KS WII SEK\ ICE Repairs for all makes furnaces. sinkers, and boilers. Service for all iiiitnniiilie heating units. Sheet Metal Work ACE HEATING AND VENTILATING CO. Ill West Franklin St. Phone, l»a.\s, *86 Night 3I9-.1.

m

Tillins with a Hundred Teams of Steel

Mori; power on tin* farm means more foo.1 ... more jobs. If a farmer liatl lliree teams of horses twenty-live years ago he was well eqnlpf>e*l. Now, with over two million tractors and thousands of other power producers, most farmers command the equivalent of ... * IH MiRED TKAMS. ^ ise use of their power, w hich can he parked into a few tons of steel, is enabling I S. farmers to keep abreast of unprecedented f'Hid requirements. It is one of the secrets of national progress. Steel horsepower does more than produce bigger crops with lc»s labor. It has released. l" r priMhiction of human food, millions of ‘••res once needed to feed horses ami mules.

and has created thousands of new jobs for town and cil \ people who process ami sell the increased hartesls. The benefits of farming with steel are ihe result of teamwork between farmers and industry. The farmer knows what he needs; industry knows how to supply it at a price he can afford. This teamwork must continue if America is to remain a land of abundance. A Farmers need still more power. The country needs still more food. Uninterrupted industrial production will permit industry to oateh up with the pent-up need for more farm pow er. Am eric %n Iron \ni> Sh.ki.Tnstiti te, 350 Fifth Avenue, New A ork l,N. A.

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

By Frank Rolbin

The Intlilule ha* printed a booklet STKEL SFIl\ F> I UK I VHMF.H. If rile for a copy amt it trill he sent xltnlly.

#0/4/0/ W... ha/ ?IP YOU HEAg, MANU-LO ..HA/HA/ 5HE WANTS TO... HA... HA INTERVIEW ME/

NATURALLY, MAJOT ..YOU DON'T THINK I BAILED OUT HEK6 EOF AAV HEALTH /

FUNNIEST THING I EVER HEAITP...AN INTEITVIEW / TELL AAE.HONEY: THINK I’M GLAMOROUS ENOUGH TO MAKE FRONT PAGE ?

WHY, MAJOl?, AG THE (TEET KEEPS WOULP say... you're A“KILLED"/

'' AT MASS/ i wont TOLEKATE IV-EirriNENCE J

YOU'LL 0BE£l?VE -STRICT MILfTAry OOurtESY WHEN , YOU ADPTEGS AN ^

^ ^ OFFICER /

oh-oh.'tvug ■ PHONY JOKE/e ONLY LAUGHS AT MIS OWN GAGS/ NOW DO I

? SALUTE HIM,OT 4; SOW TO HIM ? t 'SOf^Z

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