The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 November 1946 — Page 4

.Vic Daily BANNER, GREfNCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1946.

| At Sale Pavilion Friday Nov \ 22. three Holstein rows on good

j flow of milk, i mcney makers.

These rows .are

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FOR SAI.E: Atkins cross cut saw, $7.6\'range boilers, onethird horse power grinder, bench

Get a June morning start...on the coldest winter day __

‘ FOR SALE: Two 700x16 tires | white side walls. Never been rei capped. Lawrence W. Acton, miles east Mt. Meridian. 20-2p

FtW SALE: Pair of boxing j gloves, practically new. Mrs. ’ Raymond Carpenter, Fillmore.

20-2p.

FOR SALE: Two piece green ] •• f . ss s j Zr 20 and a black coat, 1 size 40. Good condition. Can be ! seen at 403 W. Columbia. 20-2p

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FOR S^lLE: WOOD kindling loxcs. Monnett's Store, Phone 7(*-\V. 20-tf.

FOR SALE: 20 head shoats. Monnett’s Store, Phone 76-W. 20-tf. FOR SALE: Metal dump bed for truck. Monnett's Store, Phone 76-W. 20-tf

- Change to quick-starting MARATHON Gaso/ine * and GO!

FOR SALE: Pump-gun, 12! i gauge, full choke, like new, j >>66.00. doe Pickett, Route X. nore. 20-3p.

FOR SALE: Table and chairs, 9x12 rug, gas stove, some chairs. Phone 713-W. Call after 4 p. m. 2-tf.

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Customers say Finn Foam is

grinder. *54.00; apartment size coal range, $38.00; heavy garbage pails. $2.45; Monarch Malleable kitenen range; natural gas fireplace logs. $32.00; Modern Maid kitchen ranges, $89.50; ice refrigerators, $43.50; two burner .1 way electric hot plates, $15.9 k 9x12 furnace register boxes, 8-9-10 inch hot air furnace pipe and elbows; 9 inch casing collars; winter hog fountains $58.50; Hudson galvanized hog feeders, $48 75; furnace blowers complete with controls, lard cans, 20 gallon natural gas water heaters, oil and wood winter sto-'a tank heaters; Premier electric sweepers, hassoks. Scaly tuftkrs mattresses, Myers deep or shallow well water systems; Fairbanks-Morse deep well water systems; Scaly sofa beds, boy’s and girl’s bicycles; 12-2 Komex cable No. 8 weather proof wire, sheet metal air tight stoves. $4.25 up; poultry fence, wicker clothes hampers; mirror i vanity. $28.50; laundry baskets; j 9 and 11 ineh Harvey Hammerrnills, $140.50 up; mop aticks; 8 gallon'milk cans; Coleman gas plants, $17.25 tip; Wayne on--half horse power compressor, fireplace screens, TOYS-TOYS-TOYS. C. H. & C. Hardware Co.. Bainbridge. 9-tf.

WANTED:

Elderly lady to A Uen4 Ui f u.

care for two year old child from i mat-1, 7:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M , until! Sat,lr 4ay, N "' noon on Saturday. Phone 394-.\i 13en ’M. al, 11 20-2t ! B '' a: mo,n an 119

Turke

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work,!

WANTED; Carpentei almost caught up,

work. McCallie, Phone ini

21-3t.

ready fo-I^WeBa,

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LOST

l RMchflale ! kr,h »ll t Parn

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LOST,

Karnes.

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Strayed or Stolen: Two Allen . Roachta,

red dogs, young. One crippled -1 right hind quarter, both ha-e 1 n . nW “ the

four white feet, white tip on tail 1 P

Reward. C. J, Hagerty, R. r Cloverdale, Ind., Phone.

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21-3t.

LOST: Black and tan femal, hound, near Reelsville, Friday

night. Reward son, Reelsville.

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rltimney rfp, lr

LOST:

Small size mana

diamond ring in the vicinity ot Alamo Bldg. Reward. Fhone 701R - 20-21 I

James b iJl

^ 1 «», Reelariff

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for,,, H»,

18-6p orders for

dressed fries

' ,0c ' turk “ v ’ 65c fj

ual 'me of bik^ (

of eggs.

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REAL ESTATE

j in K> Phone no

Martin’s Ra^

9 OR SALE: Cottage Restau--' hnd better aervicp|3 ant In Cloverdale. doing good j e . v - All work pj business. Good reason for sell-1 table radio* no

ing. Mis. Lela Orth.

J terrific for foam cleaning '. holstery and rugs. Stop N’

Nnw SEASOMEB FOR WINTER

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FOR SALE: Pink Kant-Wet mattress; blue and ivory pre-war stroller. Phone 675 .1. 20-3f.

B F Goodrich radios, port-

Shop.

,, | shies. >\. C. D. C. and battery. Radio and phonograph combinations, also electric phonographs Grcencastie Motors, Phone IHO.

21-3t.

20-4o.

Sliilc in hchiiHl the wheel . . . even when it feels like an icicle . . . step on the starter . . . and sec how fast that cold engine flashes into action. That’s Marathon (iasoline’s extra STARTING POWIiR on the job. Right now, exert gallon of Marathon Gasoline is Verwo/zized for W'iriter, refinery balanced to deliver tlte right combination of Starting Power, Pick-Up Power and Running Power lor top performance at winter temperatures. Makes a difference? Try a tankful, today, hook for the season at the nozzle. It means: • Foster cold-weather starting • Swifter worm-up ond pick-up • Smoother engine performance • Rugged, responsive power • More miles per gallon • Added protection against knocking

MARATHON Gasoline ond Oil • Best in the long run THE OHIO OIL COMPANY, Producers of petroleum since 1887

FOR SALE: Dairy fann of 113'.., acres, about 40 acres til'.able, balance timbered pasture land with everlasting water. Splendid 5 room house, large barn in good condition, 20x (4 stock barn, large chicken house new brooder house, crib & garage. $1,500 worth of fine poplar, walnut & oak saw timber. Electric current contracted for first of year. This farm must he sold at

once on

Marathon Gasoline Is A Season-Balanced Blend of Light, Medium and Heavy Gasolines LIGHT gasoline vaporites fast (or quick slam. It s the paper ' that lights the fire. MIDIUM gasoline accelerates the worm-up. It s the “kindling " HIAVY gasoline catches last, produces most of the power. It s the “coal ' You need all three gasolines Mended in the right refinery balance for best all-'round performance. You're sure of "right balance" with Marathon Seasonized gasoline, correctly rebalanced for et ery season of the year.

FOR SALE; Three corn pit'ktrs; one John Deere Model A trai tor on rubber with No. 25 A • nintt'd 2 row corn picker; two International one row pull type with hopper or tank; also one corn elevator with motor. Walter S. Campbell, two miles south ofj 40.m 43. Phone 155-W. 20-2t. | FOR SALE: 1940 Ford pick-up j truck, extra good shape. Hoottler Pete Station, 20-3t FOR SALE: Coining 3 year old, snow white, registered Albino stallion. One coming 5 year old five galled spotted pony, gentle for any child. Must be ; seen to be appreciated. First ; house south of Putnam County j Farm, west side of road. 20-3p.

FOR SALE: Two row mounted corn picker, good condition Kenneth Salsman, 1 1-2 miles southeast of Mt. Meridian. 20-2p

FOR SALE: eoupe, good Overshiner

1936 Chevrolet condition. Jesse Commercial Place.

20-2p.

FOR SALE: 1,000 bushels good corn in the crib. O. R. Matthews. 4 miles northeast. 20-2?.

FOR SALE: Fat hens. Orlie Vanlandingham, 2 miles north on

43.. .

FOR SALE: Choice Berkshire gilts ready to breed. Can be registered. Phone 15-F-4. Maynard Grubb. Airport Road. 19-21-2p FOUND

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PiuilUfts Rnuri. y come. IndepnrtdtJ capital. Rpterfnegl Write The J, R J

account of dine: and b I Dept, (j, 2! F 5thl priced at about the worth of the| buildings. Very little money r>

c’lmmunication

fee, home. f am ' jg

St. Road.

hummage 1 morning at 9 0 ' clj(k J 23rd , at court hoi* j v ille Sunday Seh>o| C

inis, Ohio.

tjuired. Located on good county j Lady driving to I road, 12' j miles northwest of | cs one or two pan* Grcencastie. S. C. Sayers. 19-31 I mg around P-cemto dress Box 13? Ddil FOR SALE: Exceptionally ”

fine farm of 154 acres, 135 acres of high grade tillable land. Good buildings Hr electric current. Located In northeast part of county on black top road. This is ( ne of the best farms in Putnam county. S. C. Sayers. 19-3t.

FOR SALE: Forty acres of unimproved land, good tillable ground balance rough, running water. Price $2 500. S. C. Sayers. 19-3t.

( FOR SALE: Rollaway bed [ with mattress, in excellent condition. S18. Call Ruth Kennedy Phone 623-M. 21-4t.

FOUND: 17 Hampshire shoats.

21-2.3-2p t owner YnOftl cdll BfBBiflter Of-

fice and pay for advertising.

20-2t

WANTED

FOR SALK: Piece linoleum O' x 13' in tan pattern: one piece j 6'x9’ blue pattern. Call after 6 p. m„ at 7 W. Poplar St. 21-2p

N. P. VanBUSKIRK

Classified Ads

PURE BRED ENGLISH COLLIE PUPS At Sale pavilion 1 riday. Fine opportunity for stock dogs or Christmas pet. It.

WANTED; Large featherbeds at $3.00 to $7.50 each, also antiques. R. W. Baldwin, R. 4. Greercastle. 21-3p.

MISCELLANEOUS

Suits, o’ooatj tJ to $16.00 Drfs*i,([ bargains. Amy Bargain Store

Drug Store. FOR mi

FOR RENT: TH ment. 409 East HM

SALESMAN: Metal Seal all aluminum storm windows. Ex- j Ceptibnal opportunity ror high 1 class man In local territory, j Write Metal Seal Sales Co. 116 North 22nd. St. Terre Haute, In-| diana. Phone Harnson 4789. 21-2p.

LOANS EMERGE

INDIANA

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The best price paid for beef hides. A. Sr S. Junk Yard. 24-’f

j Roachdale P. T. A. sponsors a Married man wants j jj nzaar ar)( j f 00( j sn ip a t auction evenings an,: l j Saturday, November 23. Library

week ends. Clerical work and set-, basement 7:30 P. M. Basement

FOR SAl.ft: Tractor scrapers: WANTED 1*1 foot road grader. Thad Bridg-i to work at |<s. Coatcsville. 21-lp.lYard,

WANTED

j part time work

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vice station experience. Address! bo open a n |( ) a y to receive the!

Box A, Daily Banner. 21-2p. donationa

, 18-5p. 1

Two men. to corm mce. A & S. Junk

21-3t

WEST SIDE

GROCERIES SQUARE

MEATS - VEGETABLES FREE DELIVERY

FOR SALE: At Cook's, repair; KoR SALE: 1935 four door ! I parts for stoves. If you have to Dodse motol . nnd tires A .j

P e, ’h a P a | heater and radio. Can be seen

North Jackson Cities Service

PHONE 37

Wilsons Flour Coffee

Evaporated Milk

TALL CAN

GOLD MEDAL

IMLL V.MH ym m mm 12Vic !5lll ”’1.65

CHASE and SANBORN VAC-PACKED

MATCHES

DIAMOND (: Boxes

32c PORK & BEANS U, WAc

SWEET POTATOES 25c <>l Ll HIST — In Syrup vUllIl PI CAL

WHITE 5 Lh. Hag

ORANGES FLORIDA Dozen 23c

POTATOES INDIANA WASHED 100 lb. bag S2.29 15 LB. PECK 8! i

GRAPES EMPEROR Lb. 14Vk

wait for a new stove,

you can make your old one laat by replacing all bui ned out parts. We have or can get, par foi all popular makes. Furniture Exchange, Went SH Square. Phone 170-.I. 21-lp FOR SALE: Hog, weignt about 400 lbs. 1007 South Grown street. 21-2?. FOR SALE: Apples. Burhhrit Orchards. 30-eod

Benefit Party Friday* Nov. 22 V.F.W. Heme Public Invited.

at

Station.

WANTED: To rent a good stock and grain farm Have help and a tractor and equipment.

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Floyd Rains. Poland

21-3p, 2.

Ind.,

R. R

18-4p j

WANTED !iidiun:ipo!!iV Star Carriers I? Years or Older Phone 864-M. 306 Went Columbia St.

STOKOLSTI 20THCEI FURUMI SALES AND! Repairs ("f •" 1 ps, stokers, ind! lee for all autia units. Sheet 'kill I ACE HUT vehtiut lit Wrst I phon*', 0»pij MaM 5"

BLONDIE

ALViN. i VE GOT A ) BIG APPLE AND X A LITTLE APPLE-J rAKB YOU? PICK^) I'LL Take'' the little ONE

ALVIN,I HEAPP THAT ^ AND I WANT TO CONGRATULATE YOU ON YOUR ^ unselfishness

ci6ARETTESo:i:;r::$i.34 PRINCE ALBERT v r 10c KRAFT DINNER , k . 12c

TOMATO SOUP

Campbell*

PEANUT BUTTER ! “Jlc GINGER BREAD MIX.23c '

DCFFS

LARD DURE HOD Lb. 44c

LOIN STEAK CHOICE BEEF Lb. 52c

GROUND BEEF Fresh Ground Lb. 36c

The beat Mechanical Service for your Truck or Oar regardless of make to be found I* Western Indiana at KING MORRISON FOSTER COMPANY Phone 268. We finance renal r Jobs. Ford Dealers Since 1910

DR. L A. RAY VETERINARIAN 228 W. Main St-Ph 163 CLOVERDALE Free Service Is given at mv office on diseases of poultrv. Always ready and wllll'ig to advise with you on your livestock problems. Small animals are given special attention. Stop In at my office and get acquainted.

i NOW, l WANT YOU J V TO EXPLAIN TO \ ALEXANDER THcr J HIGH MOTIVE THAT ■ \ PROMPTED YOU TO J

. ^ Y.

FOR BETTER FOOD 24 HOURS A DAY (except SundayM™ p DEEMS STEAK HOUSE 103 East Washington Straet. (VIROiL R. DEEM-Prop.)

JOHNNY HAZARD

vk/but no MAtTB?.,.WEVE' GOT TO GET HER OUT OF IT... BUT FAST /

NOT SO FAS' ' SENOf?... WE MUS' WAIT ON THE MAJOF KISK. HE EES ’OLDING ALL THE SPAPES, YES ?

$0 LITTLE cor HelfSELFTANll^ 2 j THE SPIPE^’S rMI

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