The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 March 1947 — Page 4

W DAiiY BaNnCR, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1947.

Classified Ads

FOR SAI/R

opllent conrlition

Cnll 526.

; I scrlpttirc

Kurd 2 dnor in ox-

er.

radio and heat-4-ti.

FOR SALK: 1037. 60. 2 door Hiick, niee running ear. Priee.l to sell. $625 cash. Robert L. Wnilrath. Stilesville, Ind. 4-5p

FOR SALE: 1039 Sp eial Deluxe Ford, l loor new 1041. Mercur> motor installed. See Robert R. Robinson. Stilesville. Oreeneastle Road. Fillmore R. R 4-5p

FOR SALE: Chevrolet trunk 1036 model, l' _ tons, good tires, 12 foot bed and rack. Clarence Beck, BaiiibrdRe. 7-4p,

FOR SALK Locust end and splint line posts, west ertpe of Mt Meridian or Phone 715e-R 12

FOR SALE: Greeting cards, all-occasion, birthday, sympathy. Get well, baby, gift inclosure.

text, correspondence,

and wrap? ng paper. Mary Hicks, Fillmore, Ind. 5-7-8^3p.

FOR SALE: 8 foot electric refrigerator. like new, $120.00, or will sell a new Montgomery Ward refrigerator at cost. 316 East Hanna St. 7-2t FOR SALE: 8 bushels sweet clover seed, hay horse. Glen Custis, I 1 ;, miles north Wildwood I bridge. 7-2t.

WANTED Boys over 14 for afternoon and evening work at the new bowling alleys. Apply afternoons at the alleys, located at 801 south Jackson street.

FOR SALE: Goo1 used ice-box,

75 lb. capacity. $50 00; tricycle, I Company.

$10.00. 200 East B-rry St. 7-2t.| -■

WANTED :Any kind of dead stock Call 278, Greencastle. Charges paid. John Wachtel

eod.

WANTED: Two fountain men FOR SALK Good wheel 101 women at least 16 years 01

7-4p.

-straw, N25 U0 p r ton or $1.00 per age.

Walter

Double Decker.

west Poplar St

6-2p.

bale, nice clean straw.

S. Campbell. 2 miles south of 40 on 43. Phone night or morning.

WANTED One or more stand

NEW BISHOP FOOD FREES;’-, ERS. We now have the most popular Pood Freezers on the market in stock for immediate delivery. One size only, 16 cu. ft. capacity. Delivered and installed for $575.00. Excellent opportunities open to dealers. F. D. Gardner S15 S. Delaware St. Indianapolis, Ind. 5-6t.

Call 155-W.

7-8-12-3:.

f of bees. J. dale, Ind.

R. Epperson, Roach-

2R-7-14-31-4p.

Rummage Sale, Saturday morning at 8:30, at court house by Delta S5eta Circle. 6-2t.

FOR SALE: 5 gilts due to fa •- row in a few days 23 head of ewes, line to lamb 1st of April W. L. Baldwin. Coatesville. 7-l->.

i WANTED: Fence building. Walter Baker, Bainbrtdge, R. 1. Drop card for information. I 21-28-7-3p.

LATE NEWS I Continued from I'nirp one I WASHINGTON, March * — (INS)—Edwin \V. Pauley resigned today as President Truman's reparations eonNiiisslotv'r with the rank of Ambassador and the Pr-sident aeceptnl the resigna-

tion.

I’anl-y In a letter to M.r. Truman dated Keh. 14, said that he would be willing to advise Secretary' of s late Marshall on reparation* matters. WASHINGTON, March 7 — (INS)—Tin While House announced today that Mexican President Miguel Aleman has accepted President Truman's in\itation to visit On I'nlted States and will arrive In Washington April •;».

xoTIf'i: rn xn\-ui:*iu|'.'rs Staf.r t»f Indiana I'ntnani County, ss: In Tin* Putnam circuit t «»uri .Inntmrv T«'t*ru. U* 1”. Itona l»l I». Ala rt ••n» , t ,|0*4. j It I nc \V Marl •lift

Plaint Iffs -versus-

Rohcrt TIumipMon. < t :tl 1 ipfomlantH

No. iT.it.'i

\< TION TO Olir.T TITI.K

TO it r. \ l< • >1 ' l l •

Conus now t In- plaintiffs and •flu, horcln tholi t«»:n|ilMlnt to

Viuiot tit’o to r«"al i Hf In

nam County, in th»‘ Stai« of Incli-

;ma, lOHretiier witli •■a

(h tt tic- resHeiuvs "f .tlu- following. l me.1. <leeigti;U*»i and oe--.•rll., <1 defenilanls. ' iz: Hala i l Tliom: son. John Kllioi. . Kmily

(!o,,rg« Uiikio-ll. Katherine

|{iokn,-lt, J,»so)>h Gr-*a». -Mary J (ir. . a, Nnnc) (ireyn, Solomon (>. iiroen. .tense (Ire.-n. iinth Ati;i Ilre'-n. ( 'lire T'ler. Kiinioo Tyler, lames Tv ler. .laan s Green. lie

heeea Green, l.m imla )\

Mills r \vright. Mai' Ann Green, Martin Tom y. Mary \nn T'mey. Mart \ Tonev. John Johns. Steven K Joints. Steven M Johns. Sat a Johns, t'lmrl. - Irwin. Mary t.\ Irw in. William I‘ills. Serena

l>ills. Jesse Tyler, 1

I- > iT 1 1 I

FOR SALE: 1 tabletop gasoline stove; 1 small cook stov

range: 1 cit\ gas stove. At res- „ _ ,

, c „ 1 Romney. Ind turant in Mt. Meridian. 6-2p,

! WANTED:

ror many years Ulysses S Grant, 18th president of the United States, took so little interest in politics that h& only voted for ane presidential candidate before he was 45 years old, according to the Encyclo-

WANTBDi Married man fori pedla Britannica. When he was farm work. Good house with) 46 he was elected president on electricity. James Kellermau. Republican ticket.

5-7-2n.

FTIR SALE: Big English clover seed, free from dodder. George Irwin, northwest of Alt. Merhiian. 5-7-2p. FOR SALE: 2 large water tanks. 60 gallons: several feet of three-quarter inch pipe; window glass for different sizes, large

FOR SALE: Timothy seed; also baled hay. timothy and | Little Red clover. Klvin Harlan, on airport road. 5-7-20,) FOR SALE: Attention farmers, meat scraps by 100 lbs. or ton. 50 per cent protein. Boesen General Store, Putnamville.

5-7-10-12-14-5.1

Young man with

bookkeeping knowledge for clebieal and bookkeeping work in retail store. Write P. O. Box 207, i giving experience, references and salary expected. 27-28-3-5-7-5t.

amount; three

woo, ten

door-

good condition.

several odds and

end. House

wrecker,

John

Tharp, 612 So.

Indiana St

7-Ip.

FOR SALE:

Little Red

clov, r

seed, re-cleaned. 210 N. Vine

St.

7-2r

FOR SALE:

Baled oats

straw, j

Eugene Watts,

Greencastle air-j

port road.

7-lp. I

FOR SALF.

Magic

Chef.

apartment size, gas stove.

Phone

472-M

7-2t

Made by Perfection Stove Co., $2.60. Furniture Exchange, West

No Tomatoes ivT# “ “

MISCELLANEOUS

$50.00 reward leading to information as to availability of 6

FOR SALE AT COOK S: New"r 7 room modem home for rent, tee shaped automatic draft regal-1 Rhone 407 or .46-W. 5-6t., lator for coal, v . I and oil tnm-j “tTENTION FARMERS: We in-r hr-At+'w iisin>- six inr*h nine . . . . .

are cqrjipped to moimt horse drawn planters on Fordaon trac- , t ts using your power lift. Satts-

s,. Square, Ptxone 170-J. 7-Ip jOmieral Re-, ~ SAVE BIG Do your own ru . j pair Sendee, Manfond Craver J anvl upholstery foam cleanin'' •'7- Jackson St., Greencastle. j with Finn Foam. Stop N’ Shop ! 25--30p

,f IS VOI R CAR DIRTY ? C are uasheit and IMhiiested, 7:30 li. m. to 5 p. mi, 8 a. m. to 12 noon

LOST: Satuiday night in the Sunday. We call'for and deliver. west side of Greencastle gym-, Tel. Ill, High Point Su!|)er Stni.asium, reel leather palm mitten j ll° n . Washington and .hiekson with white fur on hack. Please j s, *rets. 3* 7t. return to Banner Office. 5-3t. RrmrvtTTR .. . ^ i - ' ' NOTICE: Due to loss of shetp,

| will kill any dogs seen on my j place. Jess Job. 7-2t.

I

Both sexes of the Barren Ground caribou have horns, in which they differ from other members of the deer family. The horns of the female are shorter than those of the male, however. * * * Florida, Cuba and the Bahamas are the three greatest sponge-producing areas in the world. • V • Assault comes from the Latin "saltare,” to jump or leap.

ns,

i.ctla Tvlcr, J Wristlit. •4 (liven, m.i (liven. I >:i \ is. hill Hi \ liver. in limner, •I .f, Iinvis, h A Hn.vrfcnret 1.

LOANS FOR EMERGENCIES INDIANA LOAN CO. 10',4 E. Washington Ph. 15

J.iiMt'S M Wrigbl. Itclli (.Mlx'er CJtwn, Jniee .l.Ginnn »lreen. Sewe Nirnin 1*. Ihi \'ls, | wife, Hubert liver. Hut j Lucliifl.u llrnner, Alirah; I Jomii I >a vis, Hh' Ii i «• j Minim Iinvis, Klizaln t tli n. Allen Hayden. M

Max den. Oeorffe Stratl. r. (leorKnl V-. Strader. .Melinda .1 Strader.' i'arl KmH. James C r.ad«. Marie; L. Marsh iII. c’harle^ A Marshall ! Thntnas Q. .lohnsmi. .Marie H. .1 uhnsun. Speiieyr H i Jilin r i. H. S t nc. r (JiJlurt. Gllhort. hi- xvlfe. James A Hiattaln. «G.

Kiehardson. Joseph Wdls:

mil the unknown surxixinn' spous , es. and the unknown creditors of ■ ay decease11 person, and the un* j known creditors and stockholders) of au\ corporation and the un-j known husbands, xvixvs. xx’idoxvs, J widoxvers, spouses, heirs, dt'visees. legatees. children, descendants, pa it ners. executors. itlmlnlstratfv*, trustees, personal representaJtixes. guardians, sueecssora. OS-1 I slg'ns. erantc,.s. recrdxr rs. atidl J lessees, ivkpeetix'ely. and of each j | and al! o fthe ahoxe named de- | f.-ndanta .and all persons elalmlUK j from, under or through them; or : ,dlher of them, the naim s of each t nd all of whom are unknoxvn to

moisture con^ens-

iirv i ^ iieen mmi". i" ' i wi" j es on the cool windows, walls and i ,,r ,,f ,. .i , -.iM ' floors. Insulating walls and cell- ! noi fii- if *1 i in fts with g-'bd insulating hoard

,, i. s' will help. The walls, as far up as the chickens can, reach, must be covered with a hard surface .

kxrm ei.ectkk itx Faimers who change to eloCric brooders just about need to , learn all over again how to brood I chicks. One difference is that only the space ‘Under the hover is heated; therefore, the feeders and waterers are placed urr-lemcnth the hover at first. Pint fruit jar fountains will work under most any hover. Feed may be sprinkled on paper plates or on new egg case cup flats. Chicks will need to be trained to cenae from under the cover for feed and go back for warmth. A chick guard placed not more than 18 inches from the hover is Vt as essential with electric hovers as with other brooders. Lifting the hover several times a day will allow the chicks to scamper about and give the poultrynwn a chance to spot any chicks that are decidedly lacking in pep. This also allows for adjustments in feeders and waterers. Chicks will need to learn to find their way back under the hover for warmth when the latter is lowered. One help in teaching chicks to return to the brooder is to leave a light burning under the hover, but no light side. Another idea use! by operators is to place a feeder half way under the hovrr, which encourages trips in and

out.

Attention is called to the common, problem of moisture with the electric brooders. The cool air in a h.'-rjse with this type of brooder cannot hold as much moisture as will warmer air;

material or the chickens will eat

holes in most insulating boards. I n Vivj,, ^ A de:p litter, three inches or er njid "''’"'"l more, will help insulate the passed ^ floor. A layer of building paper .Marc), 7*!^ fl8 ’ may be placed underneath the Watson ^

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not tell,

Their hriflU

Revival services at the Cliiv Time L 8 "

ton Falls Methodist Church will a - v lilt

continue next week. Rov. Canine. For

evangelist will preach both morn- tl | (h 1 !. ans ' ,iiI

ing and evening on Sunday.

CLINTON FALLS CHCKt II

DAN AT Moose Home Saturday, March % For members of the Moose, Wo*. Moose and their wives and husbands hearts. MUSIC BY MONTEZUMA ORCK

PITRLH SA

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The undersigned uill sell a i public e, 5 miles somhtvesl „f Damillc, 1ml. r. Z?

of State Road ,3!) (,n\)hat j,

TUESDAY, MARCH II, Hfl

BEGINNING t \T

dence-,

Clayton, 2 miles west Ennlr It lice, farm, on

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LOST

REAL ESTATE

FOR SAFE; Building lot on | East Walnut St. Phone 599-M.

4-4p

FOR SALE: Six room modern house 407 West Washington St

Bookkeeping and tax .service. John XV. King, 14>_. South Vine St. Phone 236. 7-2t.

Phone 138-J.

6-3p

WANTED

apartment for veteran and \vif*‘ permanent. Phone 6Ji7 except

mu mi: or

m»:\t or DS V %TK

X^THM: is iijjhkhv uivkn to the (’n ilitnrs. M«*irs .ind I^‘|jff|teex <d' Lemna .! Snthcrliti, tlecoaHed to

c|i|»c:r in the Putnam (Mreuit a •a.ymWT^ Tr * “ . ~ i ‘ if ’• held of ( 1 fee m • :i sf 1 u, llnliW AIM LD: Unfurnish (* I an,t. on the 1st day of April* 15*47.

ad shoxv •mus* . If ,anv, xvhv the I 'NA I. HKTTIJIMKNT AIV'OPNTH .x'iih the c.stute of said deoiMl**nt 'houltt not b». • pprovo<I; and said iicirs aiv notified to tln-n and

—— — pthcrv on kc | r«M,f of heirship, and WANTED: GT wants to buy • i • tl « ir d»>-trilnitiv. shares.

* Sniiincr H-«-..rds. i:\tcutor. WITNESS, the Chrk of said Gourt, fhls fitii flax f*f March, 15»17

Xo S7a-J.

(mo r (' Akers. Clerk Putnam

i «Mreuit C*»urt.

K<i> ( Sutherlin. Afty. T-*.’*.

Saturday.

5-3p.

FOR SALE (Hitslde white house |taint Rtdl roofing Inside wall paint and enamel Composition Shingles Car Siding Cotton Insulation and Wool Red Bam Paint All Metal Farm Gates Building Boards Dimensional Lumber. Bainbridge Lumber Co.

f paid defendanth > e h.di. ved to he nr f the Stat«* of Indiai this suit is brouj ih- of the plaintiffs ate described in ilo

is against fill demands, a’»d tlaimants xvh tsoever. uinst the world., which *.* situate in Patnaie Poun-

1 I y. Imliitoa. arc desi i ih^ d is ftil-

I li xv s. to wit:

I M'!;, soiitlixvest fjiinrte** of the I nort hxxa-$t quart* r of sectc-n 17. loxvnsh't* u oortfl. rniiRc west, oiita i’.hr 10 acres. moi* or

i •

Notler ndmt* * ndene

i*ne xx ill he

Is hereby friveil said deand * a eh of them of tl ** of thD suit, and Unit the

foi

ru iti'ii

action on

11 a r'lln v

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11

the L’lltli <lnv of Arr!', aa'ne ln-intf tie ISG, in- . of ilo. \prll Term. 1917, onli-ss ! 11 "'. la- ami a 1 1 -

at least rent a hous? in Greencastle. Will pay reasonable price. Would like to make this city his future home. Box S, Banner, i ! Your answers to this ad will ha

appreciated.

6-3t. |

WANTED TO BUY: Corn W - also do custom shelling. Kc-i

MT. MERIDIAN M K. CHURCH R*-v Evens, Minister Preaching services at 7 p. ni.

EYES EXAMINED GLASSES WHEN NECESSARY

worthy Trucking Service, Clay- Sunday, March 9. Everyone welton, Phone 9130. 6-tf. come

OUT OF RESPECT for music, Mrs. Ihimon Spencer Auguste, New 'ork socialite, gave up her plan 0 throw tomatoes at Pianist Jose turbi during a conceit because ie cancelled hoj dinner invitation 1 Miann Haternational)

DISTRIBUTORS wanted by <ild estahlished firm selling lo\.' vacuum pipe-line milkers and associated lines. Milks 20 to 50 ()ei cent Ulster than most milkers. Exceptional opportunity exclusive territory. We will tram you. Write us today. ChoreBoy Milking Machine Company, Lansing 11, Michigan. 6-3t.

4?**/ >«"r MONTMt Fmiimum? This errat medicine I* /»mou* to relieve pain, nervous distress and weak, cranky, 'dragsed out' feelings, of such days when due le Irma!' functional monthly disturbances. fra i. mmurs liivtsi

DR. J. F. CONRAD Optometrist 109 E. Washington St PHONE 240

10:30 X. M.

. , . ? ~ HEAD OK HORSES _ S

One matched team of bay mans, .online -.an. good workers, about 3200 pounds; e„e l,| ai ^7 r V worker. ' fl THARNKS.S — Two double sets of harnc s ami rtf

40 — HEAD OK ( OWs - to

< omisting of 12 milk cows, ranging in aer, ‘ n «. , old, some fresh and some, heavy springers, acrarVL c ent sine,> Sc'|it. 1; 26 head ealvc-s, nio Hi iihite fij 300 to 400 lbs.; one coining yearling H.iShin hull.

«« — HEAD DURIH HOGH_9»

Ihirty good Dtiroc gilts, due to I arrow after

Duroo shoals; one register,',! Duroe hoar, comin? ; DurtH- bears, eligible to register, coming I year oid iw Unroe sow with plg*. by side; two r. gi leri-d Ih,^regntered Duroc hog. The above hogs ar. nil ‘lonbk

D HAY AND GRAIN Seventy bushels Lincoln soy beans; lilt) hales «f

straw; lot; hales timothy hay. FARMING IMPLEMENTS

One C. ('.Case tractor, on good rubber uith cultivators; old style cultivator for Kamtall; I'M* Deering fra,'tor, on good 12x86 inch rubber; John Dus I I inch bottom plow; ;Littlc Genius 2-hoftmii tractor several extra plow shares; several plow share* fori I (ML double disc harrow; 2-sectlon spring tooth . lion spilng tooth harrow; 2-sectlon spike tooth harm; delivery rake; dump rake; 5 ft. McCormick hnri *>hn Deere com planter, with fertilizer and hcan atr piilvert/.er; McCormick corn binder; two 1-row com McCormick-Deering grain drill, fertilizer and gras* +i ment; John Deere ,si(l-gate seeder; Mr( ormick-DHTlg attachment for hreaking plow ; two rubher-tlred wap* flat bed; one farm wagon, one low steel-whei'l wa,"®,' box beds; hand corn shellcr; 8-In. hammer mill; I (Ml, horse Sii|M'rior w heat drill; John Deere Manure *|iM*t i e indition. Three heavy log chains; litsing jack; t»»t i npprrxliratcly 25 end po ts; 1011 to 150 line |Hisls; som cans; Grade A milk ciuipincnt; lot of junk; sonie pipe v few pieces of* new pipe; r< ar end for I!I3I (li.'aM

goo,, eondition.

) WORK SHOP EQUIPMENT Real set of mechanical socket wrenches, lour drives, with tool hox; one (j-in. electric drill and Wd same; set of ta|»s and dies, SAE and standard, up 1* 1 i block and cable; Hand cement block machine wilh .several different facing designs; Uj ton Inkrnatioal

D30; two heavy tractoi skid hoards.

THRESHING MACHINE — WOOD WORKING MY 36” Case thn'shcr. junk; Me( ormick 6-1.111 '|»™) Ann Arbor Columbia Jr. I6\I8 In. baler, on riihhcr,**! four drive belts: 100 ft. X-ln. I ply t.oodyear nihher, I canvas belt, one 50-ft. 10-In. Gandy belt; I (Hi-fi. (M* 1 One saw mill with a .50-in. saw and 36-in. (op SI ''' *C two 48-in. head block . 18-ft. earrl ige; one ""™

II miles south of Rising Sun, Indiana on Indiana State Road in han,, '**" '< woo,l with .HO-in. blade, hmight ne* 156. 14 miles east of Ycvay. Indlamt—45 miles southwest of Cin, in- ; '•*" »>’»",Irel with fly wheel anil pulley

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MAPLE HEIGHTS CHURCH

OF CHRIST

Bible Study, 9:45. Worship, 10:45.

Evening Servivce, 7:00.

Bro. Fred Jackson will be in

charge of the service. Everybody w’elcome.

with a

REBUILT FORD EHDIRE • Runs like a New Engine • Worn parts replaced with newGenuine

Ford Parts

• Immediate Delivery

$140.00

AND rOl/f OLD ENGINE Sixes Priced Correspondingly Low

King Morrison Foster Ford Dealer* Klnee into

114 XV. Washington St.

NORTHLAND QUERNSEY

DISPERSAL & CLOSING OUT SALE

nail, Old, through LAWREN'fHBI'KG AND AURORA, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH I2TH. 1947

10:00 A. XI., C. S. T.

50-Dairy Cattle-50

to HEAD REGISTERED AND GRADE GUERNSEYS (About Half Registered and Half High Grades) 10 HEAD OPEN AND BRED HEIFERS l

Due to the rash of tills sale I will not he able to get out catalogs. However, on the dr.y 01 the sale I shall endeavor to have full

information on every cow.

This is an exceptionally well uddored and high producing herd of Guernsey*. Not a pendulant or ill shaped udder in the entire lot SENIOR HERD SIRE: Hawthorne Lassie's Rival 317.526, li

Grandson ot Royal Supreme.

JUNIOR MK 1(1) SIRE: A Grandson of pine Manor Levity King for which Raemeltiui Kurins turned down 820,(8)0.60. Thi* I., th, original herd of Dr. K. A. North, Dr. North whin

buying Ids foundation paid for cows from $500.00 to 37.50.(8) and that was hack when thi* amount would etpial $1.(810.(81 to .81 500. 00 today. Nearly all the Registered cow s are from these founda-

tion cow*.

\ Registered Milking Shorthorn Bull—28 months old—This is a well bred and very good tyne in,li\ideal. AM dairy rattle will he T. II. and Blood tested within 30 days of li sale. s HEREFORD COWS - HEIFERS - STEERS » 100 Head Hereford* — 30 Cows — 70 Heifer* and Steers Thi* group of cattle are in range flesh and ready to go out and carry , rapid gain in weight. ■' “ Thi group ot Hereford* will be sized and sold in lots of five i;;~ o ssr ssasr*—»* -

FEED

100 Ton* of bale, 1 Alfalfa and Lrspcdsa Hay. FARM EQUIPMENTJohn Deere Model B Tractor (1011)—If you need •» ir-., r„?B jum ;r? h T v ' rv nm< ' n ^

, -1?

| Loader—Bii/,z. Saw-14-ft. Dump Ralu— 14 0. ', tH.Hon. iT ^""''' 1 Breaking Plow with Fertilizer Attachment—1$ l,,.^ hMtom'pik.w ; (John D,', re). New Massey Harris Tohaeeo S, Mer—f 2-), r t'.„, N vator-S Horee Breaking Plow-, spring ,'oo„, nirroi ^. k 1 Rak,—New Idea Hay Loader—Team Work Horses—11 , MiUXir' MH ,,f VVork Tools—-'i«! | J. P. SNYDER, PATRIOT. INDIANA uwnkw Col. Garl Rudlcel, Huntington, Indiana -K^na r^M.,,. ,

Indianapolis, Indiana — Nelson stein. Hnntl.,

SALK M ANAGED BY:

TERMS—( ASH. Not responsible for *

EVERETT STRAHL

Rev Sexmin, Jim Vaughn, Auctioneers. ' |olin ‘

CLOSING OUT S We will .sell at Public Auction, located I vllle, Ind., 4 mile* »oilthwe*t of Mar hall, and S | Bloomlngdale, on what was formerly known a* farm. ...• TUESDAY, MARCH II, W’

AT 10:80 A. M-

CATTLE—Guernsey cow, Ixs n fresh (* h " u< s “ Jeraty and Guernsey, calf by side; ri ' a, 1 , 1 freshen in about 6 week*, extra go",! milker;' ? wa fresh Jan. 15, 1947, extra heavy , l l " , r V b kspringet, extra giHid; light Jersey, freslcius now; Jersey, 2 year* old, call hy side; ,n,n hull. This is an extra goml her,l of cows, production and showing an extra g""d it k^ HINMAN 2 UNIT MILKING VrtCr*

NEW

EVEREB R BEATY SALES SERVICE.

H

ing, complete. »>nly esc,I 4 months.

HEATER, foi house or dairy. ., ^iKittrl

HOGS—Kow, xaccliiated, with 7 P'jf"' * r vaccinated, will farrow last of Xlarch; l>" ri

farrow last of March.

HORSES—Bay horse, goad worker. M i» CHICKENS—125 New Hampshire Re' 1

twice and extra good. , vf m«

GRAIN—8(8) bush,‘Is, more or

TRAC TOR* AND POWER 11 ” rllW I Farmall tractor and cultivator*; Kannall |r In-r, A-l condition, with cultivator*; new < ' „ namn 8 ft. dt*.*, A-l canllltlon; 7 ft- ,rH '.'' ..^ii’hhaI Inch hreaking plow, In good condition; *( ^ c fertlllz-cr attuehment. with traclnr hiten: ; yr steel; rotary hoe; cilltlpaeker; 4*s , ’('tlon j, ^ ing mower; home drawn hn'aklng ph’" * Jir |» 11 good one; corn shellcr, n**w; 25 lb „i(B MODEL A FORD—5.50 and « ' ^ k.» TRAILER—With grain bed and *««" m „ w

MISCELLANEOUS—Briggs and

jack; 0 barrel water tank; brooder ' | 111 „iii(i mower; black mlth fmge; iindergr.iimd „|hr r one lot of small tools; harness; collar*, numerous to mention. u

TERMS — t ASM.

BURDETTE KINNEY, 0*' 1 * 1 BUSENBARK A SON, Aucts.. RwkvIHe, M- )U) #

11 serve

Ladles of Friends Church "''' ***(•■

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