The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 March 1947 — Page 3

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RACTORS AND EQUiPMENT W-C Allis-Cholmers tractor, starter, lights, ], lift, ond cultivators. ^His-Chalmers 2 bottom 14" break plow. p 0 ir W-C Allis-Chalmers cultivators, with er liftpair W-C Allis-Chalmers cultivators with , lift, late model. Allis CHamers power mower, late model. r takeoffs for W-C Allis-Chalmers. Oliver 70 Tractor, starter, lights, cultivators, break plow. atesville IMPLEMENT CO.

SING OUT SALE farm having hm-ii sold. \\v will sell at riiblic Sale, at the I farm, loeated li mi'es «es( of HAW II.1.I-; on Itoad 8ti f|N( HKSTI- II, on MONDAY. MARCH 10th, 1947 HKt.INMMi AT II A. M. tSIlAKI'

dividing ||,.. wot i ,,! Naim • tmtii.- , } Have we fiii^oUeu how to; , Ms '' s ,, ' r r| 'dU'iiK • <d (he worship GodV Are we no longer! h ' l, "l‘' V S ‘“’" l interested in His hi u .e of praise? ' t t ' U ll ' 1 *' 1,11 -’"I’t. Is it worthwhile l have a ' 1111 ■' '"i 1 Ihenn : The .Mii'.istei in a Community? Is it ‘'iiih.it Kplieaus. lair not to give him a square Evening theme: None other deal?

ling: l Head—Five head Blaek Angus eoiv.s, 5 years old I., side; two 3-year-old Angus heifers ivllh ealves by •>.year-old Angus springer heifer; one 'i-year-old Blaek It ‘ s seventeen head ilaiupsliire sows. M willi pigs hy side, - u jj farrou hy day of sale; Ivvo hrvd gilts; one registered hear, ahmit a year old; one Berkshire hoar, IH nionths ugs innmnied. A (tdi.V—Ahonl 1,'JIMI hoshels yellow eorn to he sold hy t; iihi In I V) hales elojer ami nii\ed hay. >1 Tool's—One .loliu Ihs-re model A traetor. Hill ni.Nlel .with power lift and cultivators; one 3-lli in. heavy duly tor plow; inn- John Deere 2-row pull type eorn pieker, on ine Met ormiek-Deering rotary Inn-; Mef’orinirk-Deerillg seller with grass -ts-d attaehment; Alet omiU-k-Deering ter. fertlli/er atta.-hmeut, hean nttaehnient and tongue Hawk eorn planter with fertilizer attaehnient; hy- - nil re loader for II. traetor; power eorn sheller; I-row kdieering pivot cultivator; 12 in. walking plow; set g I earn harness; •» leather collars. 25-2I! in. -;U,A \ 1,01 S—Fight single hog houses, less than one one large hog hour..', H-ft. ti-iu. v IK-ft. on runners; double pump jack; double trees; single tis-es; I.VI locust line rornner posts; luuk heater, and other articles loo nunihicntion. IS Of sAl.f—CASH—No properly to he reinov.sl until .Not respoasihle in eas.- of accidents. )0Y HILL and LEON PIERSON UWMcrs \ HI ItsT. Auetioneers. AKTHLIt NKW.MAN, Clerk. I.linch will In- served. II Ll€ SALE ur farm loenled 1 1 miles northwest o[ Baiuliridge, ;< 1-2 it hefts | <d rincastlc, 12 miles norlh of Oreencaistle, ^ miles t of Koiu hdale, on nesday, March 12, 1947 Marling at to A. M. IIOKSKS — H HKAI) a of smooth mouth gray hors.-, weighing 11.00 He.., sound worker:-, horse weighing around 1000 lie.., good worker, orse, weighing 1500 Ihs., sound and o good work horse, mare, weighing around 1100 Ihs., good worker, h mouth Brown mare, good worker. g (Mil eolt. horse. < ATIi.p; — :io hf \j» d Holslejo. good one, giving H g«ls milk a day. hi llolsti in, with calf hy side, giving 5 gals, a day. hi Holstein, giving I gals, a day. fresh June Hlh. hi Holstein, giving 2'j gals, a day. la- fresh, April liith. hi Holstein, giving 8 gals, a day, fresh June 10th. Id Holstein, giving 8 gals, a day, la- fresh, April 2t»th. Id Holstein, giving 2'j gabs a day, fresh April 28th. Id lied Jersey with call hy side, giving 5 gals, a day. hi Jersey eow with calf hy side, giving t> i gals, a day. II Kouii e.ivv, giving I gals, a day , he fresh July 12th. hi Rreudle eow, 8 gals, a day . he fresh July 10th. hi lersi V eow with i alf hy side, giving 1 gals, a day . H Hi"!'' eow will he fresh hy sale day, (I gallon isivv. lit Jersey will he freidi hy sah- (lay. I gallon «M»W. I'l Jersey w ill he fresh .March Hlth, li gal. eow when fresh, i'l Jersey will In. fresh the 15th of 5lay, 5 gallon eow. I'l Brown Jersey will hr fresh May 2ttlh, 5 gallon eow. III Hohii :iiii| Jersey row lo In- fresh May Hlh. fi gallon eow. Id rei| euw In he fresh May 12th, t gallon eow. «l H"ivn lieifri- giving 2 1 ; gals, a day, to be fresh May 2Hlh. I«l Holstein eow with calf hy side, giving I gals, a day. " Holstein heifer, pasture bred. •‘Im ami Jersey heifers, real prospect for cows. MODS — H HKAO "s •arrow in April, evlra nice, v due t„ farrow around sale day. '•'Ite sow, due In farrow anythin'. 1 pigs.

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111 farrow a little laler. "'•si sit.mis. Mltriic Imar. l(M IM|>|.f ; M KNXS _ mo l ltACTOKS ay l-Hriiiall II fraa-lnr on ruhher In good condition, eiiltlani;-; One || John Doer Irw-lor on ruhher, eulllvators for Heavy- duly John Deere plow; Two 2-12 traetor R"|»' seven f.Mit disc, 7 ft. dim-; I wemler one good , '" rn planter with fertilizer altaehnients; Ivvo other r ' ; t'"' 111 -pike looth harrow; two rollers; one four-wheel -•"heel trailer; two farm wagons; two Itay frames; one l "" ""Iking plows; one two rwv cultivator; two l-rovv • s''Mil- sulky plows; one manure spreader; one eorn u'ri- mill; oiio John Uoerc ll Ineh llammer Mill; small 1 " l "' S ''P "coup; garden dim-. MAIIIV Kqi'IP5|KNT - Single unit milking machine lew. I bar gin X galhin cans, six 10-gullon cans; one Coleman 'Hl.s, 'list FI.I.ANPXJCS, KTC. it. 1 ' 1 s, * s ,,f K ,HM i hamesK,, eollni-s, pads, hnlehering 1 x I? herder gates, hog troughs, water fountain, in'll ' ml "avvs, log ehains, vv re lichen, some tile, ' ar, i "Me w heelbarrow, hog feeder, some junk, bar- - "ilh-rs, a hit of articles too numerous to mention. nn.. ■ HOUaUHOU) DODDS •1,1' , ‘ lU, ' rv one Victor vletrola, one Singer I tvvo-hiirner hot plate, one Alladin lamp, one loleman me .Maytag twin eyllnder gasoline TKK5IS ok HALF — CASH. '•'.-moved until terms of sale complied wilh. • "1 riNponsihle in ease of accidents. NALD HYTEN & SON HAY, Auctioneers. ..... . KOACHDAFF BANK, Clerk. He served by the ladies of the M. K. Church of Balnbridge.

The malO'esK ^ you've u'uiled fort VOU'VF. drc,vnied of »uih comfort, longed for it, waited for it-hrre it is! An utterly uru kind of nutirew. Divczrdv all old ladiioned idea, of maltresv construction. So gently buoyant, so uniformly restful, it quickly floats you off to deep relaxed sleep. Soothes every nerve, comforts caih muscle, gives you a thrilling new experience in the healthful enjoyment of sleep. No other mattress has its construction. No other mattress comforts you so completely.

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Streamlined, Modern 5 Pc. DINETTE SETS $73.95 Ideal for dinettes, breakfast nooks or kitchens. Easy to clean enamel finish top, refractory leaves and drawer for silverware Leatherette seats and hacks on comfortable chairs All metal set with hair-pin legs in the streamlined style of tomorrow.

Handy All Metal OVER-DOR HANGERS At Only 25c Khp easily over doors for i-xlra hanging space. No nails or screws necessary. Sturdy enough to hold several garments Here for you now al a low. low price!

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WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT $269.95 Holds !* pounds of dry clothes as much as (he largest conventional washer. Clothes needn’t be weighed or counted. Just select the correct water temperature for the kind of clothes you are washing. Set the time dial according to the amount of soil in the load. No further adjustments are necessary. The Laundromat washes the clothes for that length of time, rinses and dampdries them and shuts itself off.

A complete service department now available to our customers •• Curtis Higgins is manager of Root’s Appliance Service Department.

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