The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 February 1947 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ■w

11, 1947.

DELiLAh MILLER SCHOOL PTA. OBSERVED FOUNDERS DAY WITH PROGRAM.

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scene shows the Delilah Miner School teacher Organization observing Founders' Day of the PTa with an appropriate pro- „ which the school, the teachers and the parents took part.

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• It would be difficult to attempt to evaluate the blessings which the genius of this one man made available to the entire world. But certainly there is no denying that his inventions changed the mode of life of civilized people everywhere, especially through his invention of the electric light which banished darkness at the touch of a switch. f Today, electricity's many applications are helping men and women in nearly every imaginable pursuit. Their osvn continued use of electricity has made possible the building of great electric plants like those of this Company located at Terre Haute and Edwardsport. And through these tremendous facilities, we are Able to produce and distribute a continuous flow of electric power throughout our territory—twenty-four hours every day—at a cost of only a few pennies a day to the households we serve. It is fitting to commemorate the centennial anniversary of « Thomas Alva Edison, the man who symbolizes better than anyone else, our ability today to live better electrically.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC.

Classified Ads

• FOR SALE: 40 bred gifts, IS I bead of steers. 194.'! John Deere'

FOR SALE: John Deer Mori. 1 B 1940 tractor on rubber. Ugh..’ I and stnHer, with cultivators, ! good condition. A. D. W^lnis, sj j mile north of Groveland. 7-lp.

FOR SALE: Ladies 31iit. siz.: 16. 100 wool. Phone 1.T7-W.

I tractor, model- 11, on rubber. 1 starter and lights, cultivators two 12" break!up, plows, John Deere disc, power piator. eultip rk r, rotary boo. L. .1 ro w-

ings, 2 miles west and i north of Brick Chapel.

REAL ESTATE

I FOR SALE: All purpose wind-! ow frames (popular sizes); Ste-1 1 farm gates, all sizes; Rolled roofit)g, all weights; Plaster Board

and rock lath; Fir dimension.:!! FOR SALE: lumber; Yellow pine car aiding: Good condition. Five and six inch field tile; Hard vice Station

coal for brooder stove; Wood street

fiber plaster; Thick butt coir.- 1

position shingles. Bainbri.'.g Lumber Co. 7-f,:

FOR SALE: 10 acres, good 6 room house, good well and springs, small barn and hr.i house, smoke house with cellar. I About 1 miles east of Olovcrdalc, min-ilnd. Glen Blue. C-6p. ll-r< i -

AI CTION FARM

i FOR SALE: i- foot electric >1 Feb. l. r >, 1947. West 10th St g .,^ 1 frigcr.itor. e\ ellent conjlitlea.; o'miles west of Speedway, In 1 :-'ito E. Hama &l. ll-d j d:mapplia phone Delmont 0J21-'

on the fire. Big three porjiv! can , $1.00, Jumbo, 6 lb. $1.89. Fumi- , ture Exchange, We: t Side Square Phong 170-.I. 11-lp.

We clean or install cess pools,

rvptlo

tanka or

grease

traps.

Phone

Crawford

1623,

Torre

Haute.

ll-3p

1 hr

J»«4.lL4 lot

A <V 6 Junk \tLivi

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FOR SALE: 100 shoats, C ) , i 150 lbs. mih soutli of LL',!' - 1, ridge. Rors Bullerdick. ll-'J;

M arch possession. See this high

ly productive farm. All

l.uil.liqgs and fencing. L. h> | Crume, Auctioneer. 4-10;'

Fast. Economical Transporta- | tion. 20 minutes to Indianapolis

moden 1 or Terre Haute. Two passeng-

- .16 V-8 con i Spurlock’s S -r-|

FOR SALE: 5 loom rnoder.i

south Bloomington; 1 ’ ,lsl oncl » sed f,un

j. 2 |, I l*- : -"d\vopcl floors, stoker

Marg" yard, 2 tar garage. FOR SALE: Oaks keron.n.' 1 Id h froin squ.ire.

bpoodcr stove, r>00 chick siz--, A-l Lhs-W.

FOR SALE: Baled timothy crdal hay. Fin-- Stemmed. '.dear.-J,, - good. Harry Giltz, Morton. ll-2p. FCR SALM- 3 year old Gijera-j scy cow and week old call. Also I

condition. Mrs. Paul Ford. Clov-!

11-lp. I

porch

heat

Thr'- - j

Pjion

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WANTED

FOR SALE: Gasoline washing 7

machine at Sale Pavilion Frid. v ! WAXT;:D: In ‘-’ rior P nlntin E

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nr. 1 paper hanging. Glenn Shonk-

ers, $:{,r)0 each, plus tax. No a. modern, comfortable airplanes. Call Aero Services, 15F21. 28-tf. Attention Farmers: A sharp disc docs the job better and more economically. Get yours sharpened now, 50c per ft. Check Your Machinery: Have all poa i sible repairs made before tt. I spring busy season. Get yow plow share shapened now. Manford Graver. General Repal| Shop. l,1-30p

wiler. Phone 720-M.

I l-2p

young Dicks,

Guernsey Fillmort-.

bull. L. A

DISSCLt) I. JN SALE: We Will sell at the Greent stle Sale Pavilion on Monday, Feb. 17th, starting at 12 noon; 30 cattle, beef cows and dairy cows; 10 a Ives and 4 bulls, (jOO to 700 lbs, extra good; 25 bred gilts, Dnrocs. Hampshire and Spotted Polands, all pure bred; bred to registered Duroc boar. Double immune.!. LOVE and BALL. Lunch served m Sale Barn. 10-12-14-3p.

FOR SALE: Cord wood, sea-, ...... -“-Tr— : ; ... ,, , WAN I ED: Waitress tor part

11-14-2,1 •'‘hired. Will deliver. R. Lun'-- 1 , , ,, .... ■ ... work. Laron a Midway Res-

ford. ini house south Mt.jOliye. ! ( ( t

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FOR SALE: B-flat cornet lin-

transportation Phone 22K24.

furnish-

7-4p

Internal tonal Correspondence Sehools. Four hundred technical industrial, and buniuvs courses available under O. I Bill. P. O. Box -142, Terre Haute, Ir.d. Tue-tt.

, WANTED: Antiques and low

d.ana make). Phone 239-W. j, )n( , eil foHth( , llK , (ls . R w Bllld .

11-lp.

FOR SALE: 1 5-burner, high oven kerosene stove. 1 library table. Mrs. Roy Terry, Mt. Meridian. 11-lp.

FOR SALE: 1946 Internatioiv al t 1-2 ton truck with complete stock rack and gram bed 8:25tires all around. Phone Clinton

Falls. Carl B.-rrv. Greencastle . , Route 1. H-2p. CaStle '

FOR SALE: Thursday and Friday, 330 bales good wheat straw clean, of weeds, 70 to 75 lb. bales. $1.00 for ba',' or$25.00 for j ton delivered in ton lots or

more, call 155-W, 6 p. m. to 9 p.! once Albright

m. Walter S. Campbell, Green-]

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FOR SALE: Warm Morning coal stove, used 2 weeks. R. C. Moore, Phone 72. ll-3p.

v.in. R. 4. Greencastle.

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WANTED TO RENT: A house in 3 or 4 room apartment. Address Box S, Daily Banner. ll-3i.

WANTED: Woman to do maid work in fraternity house. Ait dress Box 6 Daily Banner. ll-4t

WANTED: To rent bouse o r 5 rooms by man and wife. Clat-

404 E. Hanna St

ll-3p.

FOR SALE: Country lard.

Frank MeAlinden, Greencastle R. Middli

4. 11-lt. South Bloomington

WANTED: Someone to take

care of children during days,

aged lady preferred. 432

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NOTICE: We will thaw year frozen water line the modern way. We have the equipment to d ' this work. Reeves Welding & Repair Service. Phone 868-M, Greencastle. ll-3t.

FOR SALE: Phone 360-W.

Fol mill, size 19. 11-lt.

RAMI PKOl.i;A M

FOR SALE: stove. Thomas mereial Place.

Small heating McClure, Com-11-3p.

RADIO SALE: save on beauti-1 WANTED: Family washings, ful Mantola Radio-table models, | with or without ironings. Plmn

new designs 200 castle Motors, Inc.

off. Green-j fTo-w. Violet York, 611 Howard

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FOR SALE at Cook's: Heavy galvanized nine gallon, dog proof garbage can, painted cover, $2..33 delicered. Furniture Exchange. West Side Square. Phone 170-J.

11-lp.

” FOR SALE: Fat-mall F No. 14 tractor, cultivators, disc and mounted 16" plow. Earnest Price, mile west of Lewisville. Clovr-rdale Route 3. ll-2p

FOR SALE: 1 ton chain hoist use j only short time. $25.00. Delmar Abbott, Belle Union. 112p.

FOR SALE OR TRADE: Six year old dappled grey horse weighing 1600 lbs. Will trade for young stock. James Rollings, Reclaville, R. 2. ll-3p.

FOR SALE: Cheap, used spun aluminum indirect light fixtures.

Phone 47.

| FOAM CLEAN nags on the -floor with Fina Foam. Leaves. | bright colors and softened texture. Stop N’ Shop. It

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STRAYED: From Reelsvilk vicinity, red heifer, no horns, weight about 700 lbs. George ll-2p. 1 Thompson on Dr. Akei' farm.

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‘•The Matthew Passion,” desciibed by the eminent English authority, Charles Sanforei Terry, as “The deepest expression of devotional feeling that the art of music affords,” has been in rehearsal at DePauw since October. The performance in March u|ill be its first pre-

sentation in Greencastle.

Double choruses in the “SI. Matthew Passion’ will be sung by the University choir and the Choral Union, both uniting in the majestic chorales which appear frequently throughout the work. Professor George Gove will conduct, and accompaniments will bo played by a group

Greencastle. Phone 818-J. 11-3;).' - . . , , . ' ,

i of solo instrumentalists from the

WANTED Middle aged house-! University orchestra, directed by keeper and caretaker for elderly Profl ' ssor Herman Berg, violin-

yvoman in small apartment. Tact MM.

and good judgment required] Professor Franz Bodfors will

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WANTED: To

buy second

hand hoys bicycle. Phone

Mr.

Showalter at 545.

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WANTED TO

RENT:

Small

farm, good barn.

fence and

water

for feeding and

grazing.

near

FOR SALE: Drum

brooder and coal burning brooci-| er, kitchen cabinet, Aladin lamp, 1 breakfast set. Arthur Hurst, Mi Meridian. 11-lp.

LOST: Bro.vn leather zipper billfold, containing money, pictures, social security card. Re-

t yp e “| j waiM, Carol Custer. Phone 204-W

U-lp.

FOUND

FOR SALE: Strawberry plants,

earliest to latest, nice plants ’ Ten . jer pj,,,,-,,. fresh dug, $2.50 a hundred, phone ——

Bainbriflge R. 3. Greenrastle, Ind

1 l-6p

FOUND: White male dog. brown spot »n each side of head, dark spot near tail. Part Fox

339. ll-2t.

BMPimiOOD

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v? ,Ch , ? adS t ^‘"'- a - -fi i You girls and women who suffer so a'alHfi”." -i.-...“.-I ;;; « , !rnTn simple anemia that you're pale.

Good pay with room and board for you if you qualify. Write fully, giving experience, character and employer references to box W C H '/ Banner. 11-51

MISCELLANEOUS Be careful, don’t take chances •>n chimney fir-s. Use Chimney Sweep. It helps prevent »'y>t caused chimney fires. makes homes safer. Keeps them cleaner. gives more heat from less: fuel Easy to -Use. just sprinkle ]

PiMPlES Disappeared Ovetnlqh

be at the piano, and Dr. Van Denman Thompson, director of the School of Mir ic, will play organ accompaniments. This Lenten presentation at 8:15 p. m. March 19 in Gobin Memorial church on the campus is open to

the public.

HOG MARKET Hogs 6500: open slow; good and choice barrows and gilts 160225 lbs $25.00-$25.25; 225-240 lb:: 324.75: 100-160 lbs $21.50-$22.50; sows mainly $19.50-$21.00.

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TERRY TOWELS

Large 20x46 si/.o — doulil) thread Terry A typical Wednesday iiioriiing spec-

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Glenn Kendall is reported .slightly improved of pneumonia at the Putnam county hosptiat The lapis lazuli, powdered, was used for pigment that decorated the walls of palaces and pillars of cathedrals in ancient Babylon and Egypt.

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