The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 September 1947 — Page 3

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I oi l' IM DKI’OSITS 1 t Mis ul hiHimi <•< ( . pol MI IN WASmNOtON |,.fI MN'OHAM. W:*sh. (t:Pi ; thi“ liniiv of The Twin • • rs i • port vast Sisters lodo ;■ t ported to be of olivine deposits, bo-1tbe highest gru.de luid of groatl . i,,. tii'' world’s greatest. i value. I rod throughout! it : lo Twin Sisters Tilt <; \v\s suniot s , ■ near here. j NEW YORK ii” i .limes' , ; , content of the Moncado, 28, was sitting in hit been est nvated in th • real estat •off! e! i t ban- '

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY

SEPTEMBER 1. 1947.

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pistol.

'Ill take your money, pal,' said the man with the gun. "Don't bi s lly Mono i "V\o ain't," said Ui ( . y-.unger inaii. -'hlgging Mon ado on th,-

chin,

Th, hi m with the gun then too); 8800 from Moncado's valb'* an i they left.

h'Us consignees States.

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XKW YORK (UP) a Pan American World Airways caigo pbm,o mrived at La Guardia P iold from Goorgct wn. British Guiana, with an o ld c ,Hoc*ion of passengers. They in hided 75 small alligators. 50 lizards. monkeys, thre? boa constrictors and a turtle, all cement, to vur-

BARY siTTKI! sritPU N’EW YORK (UP) Male 1 .sitters are not popular t’ days, according to City Colli

p'ai'un nt Imrcau. Robert .) j Shotter, bureau director, sari a had a surplus of -15 male b,i,\ sitters who are never call, 1

"Mothers don't trust them

I th: ir < hildren, even though i ■ \

oi them arc married.” Sh,

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turous. FOFt SALE: All steel electric < FOR SALE: ft i We couldn"t afford night club welded wagons, auto or swing (grown wat -m i,,i and expensive restaur: nts and. of ’ steering, $100.00 with new auto j green bean m , corn course, n ear vns out of the ques- tires $140.00. Written gaiirentee l.-outh of fir. m .-!1 n

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tion. (Two wheel trailers. Hydraulic Did we sit home ani’ twiddle | left for Ford tractor $20 Blnck* our thumbs and get b«u ed with [ s,, 'hhing pb-w and sicle sbaipentho world anad with each othei 1 hig, wd ling, hard facing. Two We did not. i blacksmiths. 5 welders it your Wo figured out the longest j Sl ’ rv ' 1 •'. D. Franks Welding Shop trolley rides for a nickel. \\. | 1 opposite Farm Rure.iu) Brazil

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nickel. 1 mpposit

j rode all over town and all' over I * ,ll h I the suburbs. But we kept ourj

Young calves should ii plenty of pure fresh watei * ing hot weather even, when t receive milk daily, say Pui I'mversity extension dairym

FOR SALE: House and 5 lots I in Fillmore consisting of i chicken lot filled with all kinds of fruit trees. Good black garden.

| Large yard, new garage, six

j eyes open and saw things with | FOR SALE: Coalgas Warm i ' (I i h good cellar. J them. Morning heating stove, 300 lb.! ancl ' ' When we got off the car we i capacity. Paul Taylor, 205 East J rn ' ( ' r P U, ‘H»“<I i’t.

went hunting for some q naint. J r, v • v '*- 30-2t j *' an *

dm in,g the past month, j inexpensive little 11 stauran L, and l 1 wrote about the advisability of 1 I assim you that we had just

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FOR SALE: 250 bushels hand I FOR SALE: If) acre farm, pleke.l corn. Glen Clark, soutm d'»>d room house, other out of county farm. 2fi-3p. | buddings, t - lmt trees , Pnic"

81.000. I mil I'GR SALE: FI4 Farmal!i dale. Wi- t.- Ri cultivator, plow and Wooilrow Ava

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| an occasional change from your j as good meals in some of. them I custody routine of living | as we now have in the VVal.loi fj "Get out of your daily rut!" I ! Astoria or Twenty-One. 1 j a,based in essenci . “Get new in-: They were not so well served. | | r j,,

j pressjons. Meet different people j of course, and there was iv.jdisc. good condition. Wilbam'Ird l Do unaccustomed things. Bring steak with parsley on top and no | Houser 1 mile south X

j <'o|i:i' into your life.'' j lamb chops with panties, but we'

j had fun!

I enjoyed your articles on get- There were cheap movies and | -—- | LOS, 1 :,>«■

1 b OR SALE: S Hampshire[ containing \

bred. Basd j at1 d money. Betty J,

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ew Mays-

Address Bainhi idge

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ting a change very much." writes a Massachusetts reader, "hut 1 he 1 e is one question we would like answered: How would you solve the problem if there couldn't ho any change we being a 'amily of five Ma, T’a, tw hoys

an i .1 grandmother.

BBg I , ’ :l K <M ‘ S to work every morn'I j ing at a salary of $58 60 a week.

there were parks to go to and free band concerts ana I there

was a moon quite often an 1 mil-

sows a,

Bruit t

SALE:

d pigs, pure al' Eugene

alligator billfold.jp-

'V pa I "4j

Bn in hi idge,

■Kalian 1.{ all S

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India

in Watson',

20-2t

MiSCELLAKEOUS

ami in thoso ■sioni to bo

days hten* iiM'sn' t anything loft ovor

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BRASKA AND IOWA police are •earching for tv Arm\ unifermE mtcti-hikers in connection with the highway : 1 22Vr : K L May II ot Alexandria. Va , am: lus v. t- . v. 1;. : 1. |re : .: . : t: : hway on outskirts ol Onirn.a i t <. m< r Eg bunted » • een entering the May car at G mil land, Neb., I police say roiibcry was probable slaying motive (h-t, nvtuori.il)

lions of start lull free ,)f charge 1 j

and we walked, som.(times un-j K ( )R SALK- 12 nu’' v.-ai lrngj til three in the morning, and J heifers. Joe Garrett, phone Fill I5IJK K—ItHI. K—BltH( l\ wound up m some lunnh wagon I more. 28-2f)-2-.‘!pd I < '" nil1, °n brick and lire brick with two orders of har.aburgers 1 —;— — i 11 • if you w 11 ani theiy away and a couple of cups of coffee. I ! Gl, SALK I damn ceitili ,i and ( 1 .m m , ,, , ',.,11 u,, W.ih i* Change" There is ehanee ini Bi,l, '° Kyi ' ,ii « it '‘d mt. at \ Works Pmnping St

your own b;u k yard

plant a few flowers instead

all vegetables.

There is change right around I FOR SALE 2 y, lithe corner, if you will only keen terej Shorthorn hull l|oiVt I your eyes open. from Harry McCabe's g. "1 There is change in your heart I G. Camph dl 2' mib

tool and nice vegetable garden 1 ut back, but that's about ill

’change' you

for that

about.

"We do not smoke, gamble or squander. We even ■ wn a car. We have

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FOR SALK

Balbo Rye, limited

d imes K Bram

south College. Phone

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change in

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ii you wi'i tain. 510

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How about that change When did 1 ever tell you Massachusetts reader that

if yau'll just forget things for a while an I do

dreaming.

prosaic! Somerset Chiu

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old togis- , gentle, herd, W. s west of

l-kn

Will give niee wages to girl 1 •vilh housework,

l ‘loverdale.

bom,, mid small l ' ' 'dy. helping Phone I38-R-:i,

28-61.

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, , , 'l V.ni haven't miah money

1 a lot ol money or a car for 1 .

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change 1 advocated?

bed oak

1 remember when my wif,. and were first married we wire both broke and both adavci-

niee

a car.

Imsba nil.

But you

FOR SALE Or double one good cotton mattress. !

rockers, one, 2 lid laundry st,.y | iPhone .'178-R, .'.O-Kt

waxtei 1 v mlt an 1 c< aapool 1 b o1 g, outsi a toilets Free estimates. modern plumbing equipinent Address Box 51. The

t >ailv Mai

2x-6r

and 1 li amlma.

two healthy sons

""I- THE SHAD!' '—I! Ilichards of Roanoke (left)

'arolyn Tlimnns of Kni'-'lii t it Lie c nt!al location of 1 mlilie sidisiiiption for lievc! Miss Kiiliimls points to vhile Miss Thomas is point d the state. Both girls aie 'on-ci vation which is sponsn ‘'Save the Shades” gifis to nciiled to "Save the dl, ai

utili/c an Indiana state map to 1 ■ t Shad's I ai l;, now lieing purchased by at a a Indiana's lath state park. ■ SI ad s, located near Crawfords*die ■ to Indianapolis, geographical cc ' , . ployed iy the Indiana Department . the statewide siihseription cainp.n a y he made at any bank. Checks 11 iy ”. Indianapolis.

- NOTICE - Grace's Beauty Shop

\( ILL BE CLOSED I Tom Sept. I to Sept. 9H1.

I can name you twenty millionaires who would give all they have to be in your place. But Nvci'ild you change places •vith them?

At (’loverdale Sale B mi Tilesday, ;5 ewes and 20 lambs Ip

WAXTED: Men to farm and cut posts, Poplar street.

Classified Ads

for SALE: 500 bales of mix ed hay 1 IP-tl five passengo (’hi violet club coupe. Radin and heater, A-l condition T R | String'! Belle Union. I ml. t-2p

work o* 12 West 16-tf

a < !a I for Ban•por route in Sec Wendell be. 30-2p

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For Sale

FOR SALK: HM

I house trailer, 23 feet. Exeelli condition, new tong duty Ur Phone 11 FI2 W M. Pitts, L - dale. l-

WAXTEI) Boy nor anil X"Ws p: <'omincrciai Placi

i Pell ad Banner of

“ W AXITT i~ A *’ giT ' | ", “me

Natlopgil l! 11 1 " tppf> 1 o -1 mier* with

Kavvleigh Prmhicts. mg nearby. Write Dept. 1X1-152-12;

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PEORIA GETS “KRAFTY” RAIN

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MuicltBoloncingTreatment t whit*' house paint. $4.75 per gal-'p',.. , n ,

Sat normaliiad Ihouiandt.

For Fite Information, wnta bin

cross tre founoftio* 703 Communily Bank B'lii, Pontuc. Michijaa

m 5 gallon lots Washington St.

17-19 East,,'! It

5’0-tf. jPnqht.

i-c u i iiend od,o h ss Kin ■ ug and upholst' i v i jeanleaves fabrics soft and Stop X Shop. it

i WAXTEI) | furnished np. I ly Collage ,

1 Bo

Fum "t me'. t ruple.

L, Banner.

die | or inuneiliateno cljiklrpn i-::t

Call Art Furniture Co.

FOR SALE: Apples. Aker orchard, Reelsville on U.S. 40. 15- 12p

FOR SALE: School b-oks for | "'ANTED th grade, also some high school J '"an t*

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And Rebuild Your

LIVING ROOM SUITE As Low As S69.00 Any 2-pe. Suite Terms up to 12 Months to Pay Cnoice of hundreds of fabrics

in good call 608-.1

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FOR SALE Peoria one wheat drill. F A. Sinclair,

erdale R. 3.

Notice all Ford, Dodge and Plymouth car owners. Wards now have on hand rebuilt motors for your cars at $144.95 exchange price. Ford 1935 to '41,

Plymouth 1935-’40 and '41,j K(,u SALE Plymouth Rod Dodge '35 and ’40. Also block f,u ‘ s ;lt v

assembly for 1939 to '40 Ford 1,1 ID' ; l $!• 95 also 95, $169.95 ex- j.-qr s \I.I. 1937 GMC

eliange; 1935 and 36, 85 model

Pm table sawmill o’c to our 945 acre ■ul an i saw on the

■ shares or by the board foot, I d.tlUO trees that wd! average 250 n more, and 15,000 that will

it

run 100 Bn wi R i ~ ■

more Car rid I

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$114.95 exchange gomery Ward.

price.

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11 tick, gooii condition, gram band stock rack Willard Be man, Greencnstl R I I .

GARDEN TRACTOR AND editpment F. E. FOXWORTHY 3 East Franklin St. Phone iso

at a wide range of prices. Get a grand choice of lovely new coverings, expert fartory workmaaship and a written guarante with all work. Also repairing and refiniahing.

FOR SALE: Peaches, champion and yellow Hab en. Frank s Orchard at M

FOR SALE: South .lacks" .

bed.

whit (>

FOR SALE 1000 ti C

Mac-

. eod oats. $2 00 pel Im Erin-d

LOANS FOR

niton.

Iv enoy. Rlls.i 'llvilli led

EMERGENCIES

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At Cloven!ah* S;tl< Fhirn i i

INDIANA LOAN CO.

405

% iv. 17 shouts about 100

19'i K. Washington I*h. IS !

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I double immuned.

WE BUY CLOVER SEED.

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3MEN WUFfED AS UN BARS DOORS

CY SCATTERING : lered dry ice from their plane, Jack (left) and Pill Kraft bn* - rain to Peoria, 111. The quantity was on the side, but tho e so fortunate as to be caught in it welcomed

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ROACHDALE - CLOVERDALE - GREENCASTLE

tho respite from 1 uionier heat.

(lntcrruition.il Soundpf'

RUDY VALLEE’S

‘EX’ RLaMARRIES g§PPi|®|

BLONDIt

CHIC YOUNG

WAIT COOKIE--

|tF*- A o l ' , ’ 0MEN ' so-called leader o, the ’’Valley of the Nile com l^uns , eS fl ’ s , l n 8 pr at John Cosgrove. Chief ot the Unltc4 I (N- irds at Laio. m . .. . ott.-.iMmi ti

i LET PADDY SMOW v - YOU MOW TO POLL A HOOP „ CORPECTLV

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the moop L'NDEC CONTROL AT ALL

TIMES

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JOHNNY HAZARD

FRANK BOBBIN

, „ , miger at John Cosgrove, chiel ot me ' mu- • h the at ’-a 150 Success, N. V.. after unsuccessful attempt t< I''Lsri itn,' eUte ^ url "k eliseusstons on the Egyptian question I 1 ' 1 BiiLmi arcl * rn f' an ' Vln fi Women cany placards of •’FreedoF I 13,1 1 mops for Egypt," (l„tern»tionnll

,,c w-rax N r v Jane Greer, former wife of Rudy Vallec. and IN lAS ,Y , , | co-rartner of Capitol Production* in Hollywood Ha ! l , V r im iri'ml of Carol Gimbe! of the famous deportment store an,i ' refve tln-ir marriage license. Couple Is postponing honcy-

a movie in Hollywood. (International)

family, „ . . moon while bride linishcs