The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 November 1948 — Page 4
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ?4, 1948
that
NOTICE OF EXECUTOR'S SALE No tiro Is horohy given hy the undersigned Executor,
he will offer for sale at Public Auction on
Saturday, November 27,1948 At 1:00 P. M. at corner of Seminary and Jackson streets, City of Greencastle, Indiana, the personal goods and chattels of Laura Carrington Ford, deceased, including the following: heating stove, dresser, bed, springs, mattress, I rocker chairs, day bed, stand tables, table lamps, sewing machine, clothes closet, linoleum, X throw rugs, t> blankets, quilts, towels, coal range, kerosene stove, kitchen cabinet, ice box, dining drop leaf table, 4 dining chairs, china closet, antique glass ware and dishes, trunks, '> ton of coal, hand washing maclrinc, ru<« ing, cabinet bottom, lawn mower, pots and pans, wringer, fruit, potatoes, curtains and hand axe, and other miscellaneous articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. ALBERT E. WILLIAMS
EXFXTTOK
ALTON HI RST, Auctioneer. REXELL A. BOl’l), Attorney for Executor.
CARII OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone who helped in any way to mak- our supper and bazaar at the Fillmore school a success. Especially do we thank Mr. Pruitt, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Zeiner, Alton Hurst, Ab Hunter, Mrs. Roscoc Hillis and the girls who so efficiently waited tables. Mrs. James Smedley, Pres. | East Floyd Home Ec Club.
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Classified Ads
For Sale
AT MILLER’S: The new Crosley Shelvador refrigerator, 7 cubic ft. capacity, takes only the average room of the 4 cu. ft., *229.95. 17-19 E. Washington St. 15-tf.
FOR SALE: 1949 Ford 2 door: I GOOD COAL 1946 Chevro-1 stoker (thousands of tons
4 miles north of Brazil oi
1949 Ford pickup;
let club coupe; 1946
Pontiac
WE PAY FOR DEAD ANIMALS HORSES - CATTLE » HOGS - SHEEP FOR PROMPT ANO SANITARY SERVICE PHONE GREENCASTLE 1008 INDIANA RENDERING COMPANY
FOR SALE: Set of breaching harness and collars at Sale Pavilion Friday. 24-lp.
sedanette; 1947 Chevrolet Fleet,.'turn 4 miles west, - miles south line; 1942 GMC three-quarter) of Carbon on 59. turn wes . ton; 1937 Hudson pickup; 19371 pit, mine run. $4.50; stoker, Chevrolet; 1936 Chevrolet: 19361 $5.50. Delivered Greencast.c Plymouth coupe; 1940 Interna-I mine run $7.50; stoker. $8.0
tional I'.j ton truck; 1947 Super-
stove, furnace, WANTED: Interior painting
Pit paper cleaning. Kemtoning. Call 59., 997-M. Sam Shonkwilcr ai:
ior house trailer. Duncan Motor Sales, South Bloomington St. 24-26-2p.
THE OFFICE OF DR. TENNIS Will Be Closed November 28th to December 5th.
FOR SALE: 1937 Plymouth, 2 dojr, good condition, cheap. Wendell Lydick, Coatesville, R. 2.
• 22-3p.
KOK SALE: 1946 Him k Road-
I master, A-l condition; no trado-
! in. Call 536-M or 196-M
Dump loads deduct 50c per ton. F—M -F Corp. D. Frank, J. B. McKay, Jim Frank. Phone 9491 day, 5713 night i Brazil) 18-12t. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS All kinds at SNIDER’S PAINT AND ART SHOP. 23-4p.
6:00.
24-2p,
WANTED: Warm Morning , , magazine type stove. Pho n .. SOU-R. 24-lp'
^ RENT moms on i WPekat WW Ran. ^
misce
WANTED: Otho Eggers,
Fence building, j N ' 0TI( ’' F: I Hoachdale, R. 2. 1 Lutl1 '’ 1 Ra r4olpt j
W-tf i ! s satis factory'
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TOYS, TOYS, TOYS—Tin SPORTSMAN’S SHOP.
I ter S. Campbd]. '~wncjrw^ I ,i: <y this week, elr
WANTED: Washings of a , ng Sehlosser, kind, pick-up and delivery. Pho 1 ■
SANTA’S HEADQUARTERS THE SPORTSMAN’S SHOP.
625-W.
22-3p
Walnut St.
PLENTY OF TOYS AT THE
SPORTSMAN’S SHOP.
22-3t.j poR SALE: 1934 Ford, fair condition. See Scoboc, Ford Garage. 23-2n
— s ANT Vs
WANTED: Washings and ii n. —THi: sportv . igs. Mrs. Zella Leonard, 15
i Custom
. j Br kl pull type ^
lor open ard Moore. pV| OW
X' THfiOUfiH YOUR COMMUNITY CHEST
! Ihx /.
WE PAY CASH FOR DEAD ANIMALS Horses, Hogs, Sheep, and Cattle. Prompt, Sanitary Service. CALL GREENCASTLE 278 CALL CLOVERDALE 80 OR PI TNAMVILLE 33. We pay all phone charges. JOHN WACHTEL CURP.
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ACE HEATING AND VENTILATING Service on all Automatic Heating Units Stoker Service, Any Make Stokol Sales and Service Day Phone 786 or 277-J Nlgtft Mi one 519-J or 277-J
UPHOLSTERING: Hor hlgl ! grade upholstering, repairing, refinishing and fine quality fabric: call Art Furniture Shop, 7 west Frarfklin street. Phone 299.
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Headquarters for curved rafters for barns, garages, machine sheds, warehouses, stores, factories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone 403. 19-tf.
FOR SALE: 5 Angus steer calves. Walter O. Buis, 7 miles
Road. 23-2p.
FOR SALE: Blue 1936 Ford, heater, radio and fog lights. For information call Bon Ton, Bainbridge, Ind. 23-2t.
ings. Mrs. Zella Leonard, Ba:; bridge. Phone 37. 23
WANTED: Bowlers
howling all day Thanksgiving )
Alleys open at I p. m. No league- rrpe it on that day. 23-2'.! irl £' |0 ' vn °r Mltus,
j sured men and w 1 ''a trurks, «kq|
WANTED: Baby sitting, eaof children. Mrs. Myrtle Reynol-' 309 W. Jacob St. Phone 691-.I
23-2p
W’ANTED: One rider to Ind
ianapolis, near Chev.
525-R. c.
to satisfy nr no
Wrecking, hasT i ten truck, part* w
Body. 2nd shift. Clifford ;lon, Commercial Place.
Han-
23-2p'
FOP. SALE —1946 K 6 two ton International truck, good condition. Sec Noble Hurst at Campus Subway. Call 271. 15-tf
FOR SALE: 500 bushels corn, hand shucked, extra nice. Clyde Stringer, Belle Union. 23-3p.
j WANTED: Counter and stoolh (>B SALE, Red male hog; .tables and chairs, Neon eat large heating stove. Roscoe i sif r n . st arlite Motor Court, BamWTiite Greencastole R. 1, 23-2n bridge.
Comm. ! parts 1931
engimf
age doors. 5y mail. Charla ! mile- south of hW
LOST
REAL ESTATE
„„„ oat,-. . , , ,, . FOR SALE One black sow,
FOR SALE: Apples at Moore’s
„ , _ i weighing 300 lbs. Frank LancasOrchard on state road 43, Rac- ^ —- . _ . r Iter, R. 4 Greencastle 23-2pj FOR SALE: 4 room houst 1 jgood condition. 206 Gt S South
1 l,OST: Black j hound with w ' wearing H A. R,
FREE
Furnoc* Inspection. Expert repair work on any make of furnace. Cost based on laber ana materials used. Phono or write today.
’ALL-FUEL Furnaca Made Home Comfortable"
he Williamson ‘ Wr remodeled
so and hod
‘The Williamson Heater Company! > remodeled our house a year as
a new Williamson Tripl-ile l urnace installed. It made our house more coml utablc than ever before; every room with the same *emperature,
with less fuel.”
(Signed) Dorance O'Neal, Ind. The ALL-FUEL Furnace Burni Cas, Oil, Coke or Coal
WILLIAMSON WW mw rum ift m nui nuiiitct. Maitbly Payments Tb Suit
Fnrnii.-T-n < Ii m ikmI 95,00 nnil 1 |> ACE HEATING & VENTILATING CO. Ill W. Franklin St., GreoncaatlA
BODY OF BOY, 2, FOUND IN DRAWER
FOR SALE
Murdoch anil American water hydrants 7 foot studded steel Fence Posts Heavy galvanized winter hog Fountains No. 9 Brace Wire 9 Inch Easy Way Post Hole digger 75,00(1 BTI Duo-Therm circulator heaters $129.95 Delivered and set up 26" and 82” Field Fence Philcn Refrigerators $249.50 to $329.50, immediate delivery General Electric automatic electric roasters $39.50 Table 1-amps $7.00 per set Speed Queen Washers (all models, immediate delivery) Philgas bottled gas kiehen ranges: from $145.50 to $330.00, (delivered and hooked up) Club Aluminum Roaster and utensils Perfection 55,000 BTC oil burning heaters $159.95 (delive$ ; ed complete with blower and stove pipe) 1 2 inch farm Electric Drill $84.95 1 4 inch Homeutility set $39.50 Oil burning stock tank heaters. C. H. and C. HARDWARE BAINBRIDGE
COAL — Stove — Furnace — Stoker. Mine 4 miles north Brazil on 59, turn west. We de1 liver. Call 9491 or 5713, F-M-F,
Inc., Brazil, Ind.
Rebuilt motor for Ford, Dodge : DeSoto, Chrysler, Plymouth,) Chevrolet.: Ford complete with heads, pan and fly wheel, 19321941, V8, 85 $159.95 exchange;! Plymouth 1935 to 1941, $159.95 j
exchange, Dodge 1935 to 1940,! for SALE: Pure bred year$159.95 exchange; Chevrolet 19.,5 Angus bulls. Good quality, to 1942, $144.95 exchange, new p r j cec j reasonably. O. M. Thorn-
Phone 948.
24-4p.
Ford block assembly 1939 to 1942 85. $179 95, 1939 to 1942 05. | $179.95 exchange; Chrysler, De-*
as, Morton.
Lionel trains
I offer for sale the following a 5 room house and other buiM ( ings and fair sized lot located m
Mon-Wed-Fri-tf. I Coatesville, Ind., on bus lines ami
empty. Buy it today and move tomorrow. If you are interested see W. R. Lisby at onre for I will surely sell it soon. 24-3p.
please call Clareal
Manhattan or Center Point. Plr
■FOU?
Soto, Dodge motor for ton complete stock
22-24-26-3p '
and accessories, to choose from
are now available. Ward.
FOR SALE: 1938 Ford Deluxe. ! 100 H.P. mercury motor, A-l condition. Albert Floyd O'Neal. 2 1-2 miles southeast Mt. Meridian.. 22-3p. FOR SALE: 1946 Damond T 14 ton truck, 8.25 tires, grain: bed and partcial stock racks. | Ralph Barker at Morton. Phone I 557. ti • 22-3p |
Montgomery j now. Catalogues free while they
30-tf. i last. Joe Sharp, South Jackson I street road, Greencastle. Phone 1056-R. 22-24-26-31.
FOR SALE: At Sale Pavilion Friday, Montgomery Ward table top, wood and coal range, practically new. Jim Lones. 22-24-2p.
FOR SALE: A five room hou with three acres of ground at th ■ edge of the city. Small barn an i brooder house. Price $4500. J T. Christie, 21 South Indiana St. 22-3t.
FOR SALE: At Sale Pavilion Friday, 1 black Angus bull. Can be registered. 23-2p.
1 FOR SALE: 4 door Chevrolet, 50,000 miles. Phone 75-R. 22-3p
Jlt» ii i
RUMMAGE SALE:
FOR SALE; New house in Fillmore, Ind. Robinson, Fillmore, Ind.
5 room G. C. : 22-3p.
Jill 4l ilA»
Saturday,)
TOYS, TOYS, TOYS—THE;
SPORTSMAN’S SHOP.
FOR SALE: Savage 22 cal. I automatic rifle. Weaver G6 teleI scope sight, new, accessories. Phone 105-W. 23-2p.
November 27th, Court House, 18:30 a. m. Delta Theta Tan.
24-31.
PLENTY OF TOYS AT Till
SPORTSMAN’S SHOP. FOR SALE: 12x14 cabin,
new roof, new wallboard, with 8x14 porch suitable for ex r irtdfn, newly wired for elect: m i
Can be taken down in
Stoves, studio couch, and othe: items of furniture included. I’m
sections.!
'| $300. See Mrs. Cooper at Laun-
WINTER WEDDING ... For a winter wedding a New York designer has used black Chantilly lace over emerald green taffeta to give femininity to this simple dress with a wide black velvet girdle. (tf Y Dress Ttisfitufe Photo)
General Trucking AND COAL HAULING DON SEARS PHONE 117-M 309 Johnson St.
1 p Help retie** distress of MONTHLf ^
FEMALE
CQMPLA9MTS Are you troubled by distress of female functional periodic disturbance:;? Docs this make you sulTcr from pain, feel so nervous, tired— at such times? Then do try Lydia E. Plnkham’e Vendable Compound to relieve such symptoms, Plnkham's has a grand soothing effect on one o/ wom'in a most important organs! v DfW E. PINKHAM’S-- 9 "-* 8 '^
i COMPOlINn
FOL SALE Norge refrigera- | tor at Stanley Davis, house on S. j Jackson St. Road, near Ryan A j Adams Wholesale. 24-4p.
FOR SALE: Locust posts, any size, any amount, Claude Hutcheson, 2 1-2 miles west Limedale.
Phone 6F13.
18-20-22-24-27-29-30-7p. J
FRIENDS coming for Xmas"! Clean the rugs and upholstery with Fina Foam. Stop 'N Shop. 1
It.'
WAHTED
WANTED: To buy late mode! used ear. Paul Hendrich, 5 miles northeast, Greencastle, R. 3.
24-lp. i dale, Ind.
dry Ease or Phone 1099. 23-3 FOR SALE: Six room hou with bath and garage in North Salem. Price $5,000. Eiuht three acres 1 miles west North Salem on Rd. 136, la: barn and silo, good 6 room hou* 1 electricity, ideal grain and 'c V farm. Edna M. Young. Roach-1
24-31. |
FOR RENT
I MUST GET A MAN
at once in this community to I
work with our District Manager.) We still have LocKcrs tor rent. Must have car and be over 25 [$15 per year. Buy half a beef at j years of age. Permanent work, 49c pound. See us for money sav-
FOR SAIJS: One used electric good pay for man who has had' ing values. Hanks Bros. Locke* - washing machine, excellent con* (livestock feeding experience. Op- Service, Complete Food Center
portunity for advancement. Bainbridge.
Write Box R. H. C.. Banner.
FOUND: i Owner may hav>* a* for and paying for < 958. FOUND"""Billfold , Saturday. Owner mj: by identifying. Phoal
TRY lit.VM* Lowest Pit Years forty Re-Upholst. 2-PIKUE IJ VINO
RESTOEu
AS low r
829.00'
PLUS c6vc YOU CHOOSE COl! AM FABRIC. WE FRAME, RESTYUj REPAD AND LY REUPH0LST work guaraNoestimates.
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Custom Slif
MADE TO OL
Art Furnitr
7 W. Franklin-
PHONE ;
improve
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dition; one 12 tube grunow cabinet model radio. Dennis Sulherlin, 423 north College. 24-2p.
24-lt.
17-I2t.
Colonial H
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AN ALARM IS OUT for a discharged patient of Chillicothe, O., mental hoepltal for veterans after finding of body of 2-year-old Joseph Edward Nichols In dresser drawer (above) in a St. Louis, Mo., hotel. Patrolman Charles Craft (left) and Cpl. Richard O’Connell look at the death apot. Hunted Is William Pollard, who stayed with the Nichols family In Huntington, W. Va. The victim's mother, Mrs. Betty Nichols, left the boy in Pollard’s care while she visited her husband in Chillicothe. 'International Soundphoto)
TAKING PICTURES requires only a minute or so from snap to print with this new-type camera. You Just Insert the film roll (left), in«p the picture (second left) with one setting determining both giujter speed anjj lens opening, a special feature, says Polaroid
corporation. Then leader of film Is pulled out (second right) and torn off. After a one-mtnute wait, out comes a finished print (right), 3'4 by 4'4 inches in sepia tone. Tests Indicate the print Is as permanent as conventional type, says maker. (International)