The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 December 1948 — Page 4
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1948.
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THC NEW TWO-TONE REMINGTON DELUXE PORTABLE
S7950
^ i
Ittcntion! Farmers!
BUDGET TERMS Carrying Case Included
Plus Tax
• New two-ton*/ gray finish ?ing.sr fitted all-plastic Sceys • stream lined design • Self-Star tci’ Paragrapr: Key • Exe tlsive Geared Typebur Acttcn
Lovely two-tone gray finish was developed by eminent color engineers to be neutral and glare-free...blend into any setting! New high in precision manufacturing assures smooth, efficient operation! See it today •. . ask for a demonstration! Greencastle Typewrite* Saler and Service 15 E. Walnut Stria*!.
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DEAD STOCK REMOVAL Highest Cash Prices Paid. ELZIE STROUD •• former dead stock man is back on the job. PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE. By Products Industries, Inc. PHONE lit; It 4 — OLOVERDALE OK JOHN THARP — GREENCASTLE — 785-M Reverse ('hargr. All Trucks Sprayed for Disease
Classified Ads
For Sale
WE PAY CASH FOR DEAD ANIMALS Horses, Hogs, Sheep, and Cattle. Prompt, Sanitary Service. CALL GREEHCASTIE 278 ( ALL ('LOVKRDALE 80 OK PIJTNAMVILI-E .S3. We pay all phone ehargeN. JOHN WACHTEL CORP.
L,ARGE EGGS Direct from ! the country at PARKWAY GRO-j CERY, 212 Arlington St. 20-4t
WANTED
Somewhere in this
vicinity
fY >R SALE;
1 rn hous, i n .
there is a man whose efforts ai *
$10.09 ALLOWANCE on your worth big money but who ,,1,1 heater on a new Chevrolet ( present is being underpaid. O ir
AT MILLER’S Wind up trains, i u n d e r s e a t heater installe l.| company now has in Indiana *4.65 to $5.95. Complete electric j Greencastle Motors, Inc. 20-3t.jmany salesmen who will earn
trom $5,000 to $12,000 this year
?10.0oo
^ funk.
17-10 -
Give yourself a treat. Have a , T() thp nian who b) , lirVpR
trains as low as $15.95
East Washington St. 22-2t. j
UPHOLSTEKINu: for nlgl i holiday. John Due Broiler Plant,
^rade upholstering, repairing, re | 805 Crown street. Iniahing and fine quality fabrict 1 —— ~
;all Art Furniture Shop, 7 wesi
tasty tender young fryer for the worth that kint| of nlonoy we
grant an interview. Replies hei strictly confidential. Write: Mr W. J. Henninger, 1100 No 7t'i SSt., Terre Haute, Ind. 20- ii.
•’rankltn street.
Phone 299. 13-»t
j Sale Pavilion Friday. If you j want your household and miscel-i laneous articles sold you must I
i have it
WANTED: At once,
I rx-L-win e, full ti ne
at sale pavilion before. Telephone Operator at local Tele-
FOR SALE: Hog house.;.; 10:00 o’clock every Friday. L,ive- |phone 0ffioe Ca ,| g40 for a j6x7. Blark Lumber Co.. 501 N.] stock sale will start at 12:30 pointmgnt now Indiana Assot j-
Indiana. Phone 403.
1-tf.l
o’clock Sharp.
21-1l.
1’OKMALS! FOKMALS* FOH-!
a tad Telephone Corp.
21-1‘.
' all 542-J.
SlSCELuij
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"Pan Frida, tw .
luncheon,
PHONE '\A ' r : >'l km ! S , f , ni 'nt. Approve Gn Hood's Barte, j ^ori^viv^l ■ ■■ this •... K "ay. Schoswr’i p,
"’alnut St.
Headquarters for curved raft-j
ers for barns, garages, machine’5LAI,s! 315 GREENWOOD
sheds, warehouses, stores, fac-
tories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone 403. 19-tf.
20-31
EVERLASTING WREATHS
WE PAY FOR DEAD ANIMALS HORSES - CATTLE - HOGS - SHEEP FOR PROMPT AND SANITARY SERVICE PHONE GREENCASTLE 1008 INDIANA RENDERING COMPANY
Try and Stop Me —By DENNETT CERF
IN TODAYOUT TOMORROW NEVER TOO UTE AT WHITE'S-. 24 HOUR SERVICE! WHITE CLEANERS 309 North Jackson St.
SFITABLE GRAVE COVER- bicycles that are available at 302 INGS OCT OF FRESH GREEN- Greenwood Avenue. Three girls EKV. REASONABLY PRICED, and twn boys bikes remain to be EITEL’S FLOWERS. 16-tf. so j,i. 20-3t
If you haven't purchased a
bicycle for your son or daughter. WANTED: Fence building don't overlook the Scihwlnn otho Eggers, Roachdale, R. 2!
1 " ill be a sale j
WANTED: Baled wheat straw i clean. Leave name at Bannci office or call Elizabeth Rariden.
21-3p.
1 M sl 'i.lioil '■iu: matckiJ KK. FINE ti| (HKISTMts ( ,| i gon holly,
: 'uchioan i:i;d| ]■'( )H SALE: New h . ; j H \'ll I!P|jimi| |
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: One electric < <>ED FOKMALS AND DIN- Walnut Street. Now completed.' EL'S FLOWEK,
I
I washer, one electric fefrigerator 4i<)\t \s. 315
vme meat hog, weighing about WOOD.
GREEN- ready to move into. 20-3t. Pingleton. Phone 675-M.
,routh of
camp.
Virgil Blue, 2c. miles Cedar Crest Tourist
S00 lbs.
1. .. , .1— n—» ’’’ourist Sale PaviEon last Friday, I
20-3p.; lost my Elgin wrist watch, with gray band. If you find it please
Shop where the best costs less, return it and receive reward.
21-2P
Parkway Grocery, 212 Arlington Thanks. Alton Hurst, St. Phone 695. 20-4t. 1 „ ’ FOR SALE: Apartment size Our poinsettia, Marjorie' electric stove. 708 north Madi-
Gibbs begonias, cyclamen and son st.
I OU LITTLE, Columbia’s great football coach, once kept T J a big lummox on the squad all season in the vain hope that he could teach him the fundamentals of blocking and tackling. Hid varsity line averaged 168 pounds; the lummox weighed 210. "All that beef going to waste,” Little would moan. But the iummox, patient, willing, eager to please, simply couldn’t learn. In a skull practice before the season s f.ial game with Dartmouth, Little suddenly pointed at the lummox and demanded, "You, there! What would you do if we had the ball on their live-yard line, fourth down, and thirty seconds left to play— with Columbia trailing by two points?” The lummox pondered briefly, and then answered. "I'd move down to the end of the bench, Mr. Little, so I could see better." * • * * Fishermen’s lies are an old story up on Cape Cod, where they take n stern v iew on prevarication. The town record of Eastham contains this entry, date l li-ol: 'Jno. Harper was fined one pound for lying about a whale!” pvi•'* 1: 11(11 C ii. Disli ibiileil by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
SOY IETI/.KD I’KAGl K TO HAY I OYY \ RED sqi Alii:’ PRAGUE (UP 1 Fragile will have its own equivalent of the Red Square one of those daYs. It will be a monumental 20-aore tract designed especially for nass demonstrations and nation-
al ceremonies.
YVeneeslas Square thus will b se its eent'Jries-old tradition as the scene of all the Czechs’ national joys and sorrows, the magnet to which every Prague inhabitant is drawn when anything important is happening. Prague city planners told
I Czech journalists about the nov 1 square, but admitted that "i* will take several five-year plans” to bring their outline of the new
Prague to fruition.
The plan , which will be
brought into c * pulsory operation gradually, as the supply of money, labor and materials permits, will transform the dingy ramped city of today into a
"garden city”, th*y said.
•pread out to doume its present 4ize. with the inhabitants group'd in small quarters surrounded ,y g,een belts. Historic buildings and monunents will be preserved intact, out in future nobody will be ibliged to live in them, the planuers reported. The plan also included detail'd directives for reorganizing the city's transportation, with ill railroad traffic centralized at. (Y'ilson station. Three of the nesent passenger stations would >e abolished in favor of a modrn electric railway suburban system with numerous small stations. Automobile transit traffic, currently condemned to move through the center of town along vith local traffic, would by-pass the city on a new highway system. NEYV MAYSVILLE ( OMYU NTTY (HFKCH Sunday School 9:00 A. M. Eugene Patrick S. S. Supt. Morning Worship 10:00 A. M Eve ring Service 7:00 P. M. Prayer Meeting YVednesrlav Evening 7:00 P. M. Everyone invited, all welcome. Rev. Charles E. LaFara, Minister
Indonesian Seeks Aid
Jerusalem cherry plants are extra nice this year. Each one gift wrapped make beautiful gifts See them. You no doubt will want one yourself. Milton's Posey Patch. Phone 247.
0-18-29-21-22-2.3-6t.
FOR SALE: Thor washing machine. Claude Boswell, Fox Ridge. 21-3n
Lui' ei | _
1 'K SAl. }
1 : a»ige. 4 burner 01
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
The six mom house belonging ’ l>rt Ould. 425 to the estate of j^igie S. Go • ; Ph . 516-W win, deceased, located at 901 S. |
Indiana Street, Gneenrastle Ind- j iana, to be sold at the Law of-,
flee of Hughes i. Hughe;- M nntlmin rr aa J
j tnat tnerc
[uoncsian military I
Dutch Dellfil
21-4p Wednesday, January 26, 1949, a:
1:00 P. M. Terms Cash. For fur. (llef „ ro fh( , Dl]tcll
ther information, see John S ( ; : i V
Stoker. Mine 4 miles north Godwin, administhator,
COAL — Stove — Furnace
Brazil on 59, turn west. We de- 7;>4,m liver. Call 9491 or 5713, F-M-F,
Inc., Brazil, Ind. I FOR SALE: 5 room house with
ers
USED CARS: 2
new paint and seat covets, good mechanical condition, 19.31 pickup, 1934 coach, 1936 coach; one
and many
Chevrolets, Come early.
Mon-Wed-FYi-tf J an acre of ground, edge of Green-
castle, for $2450.00. If you want to raise hogs and chickens se*
Phone
11s, grino-
” roe 11 tithes articles.
22-2t.
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22-29-5-12-19-51 1 that the Indonrs
| ring big sealr du campaign against I police action aimedl
At Sale Pavilion Friday: Bob Morrison will be there with us-
ual line plus electric drills, grind- John Thar T ) fo >’ thls bu y-
785-M. 22-lt
order.
FOR RENT:
Three
room
1935 Plymouth coupe; old YY’hip- : J pett with 1940 YVillys motor and
’ t 1*0 ?k
FOR SALE: 6 ft. Ward refrig- apartment, semi-modern. You j ( rator in A-l condition to be f «« move in tomorrow. See John auctioned Friday at Sale Pavll- Tharp. Phone 785-M. 22-lt
22-lp.
transmission; 1941 Ford; 1937 Xmas visitors will think your ! YVillys; 1946 three-fourths ton rugs are new if cleaned with | carryall truck. Reed Garage, odorless Fina Foam. Stop ’N ^ j Mt. Meridian. 22-3t. Shop. it. j At Sale Pavilion Friday: Pure I^OR SALE: Farmers! Tanki bred Duroc male hog, 20 months age. 65 G protein. F!'' < , son oenet- | old. 22-21. al Market. IPutnamville, Ind.
I FOR SALE: Simmons studio'
j couch, practically now; washing FOR SALE: To highest bid' ' machine. 852 north Jackson St. dor 36 mod(>1 Chevrolet sedan;
I 99 9n ^-411. 2 piece living room suite, one
FOR SALE: Fryers, wt. about v ’' hite table to P Florence oil 13 lbs.. 50c lb., dressed or undress- ftove. 1110 South Ll'illege. 21-2p ' ed; 3 turkeys, 50c Ih. dressed or " "
: I undressed. Fred
course farm.
FILLMORE METHODIST
CHURCH
Robert P. Robinson, Minister. 10:00 Sunday school. Charle“
Planners said the present j Smith Superintendent, population of just under 1.000,000 !, . 0 o Morning worship servlc e was about right for this area S, rmon: The Christ of Our Lives and would not be allowed to in- 7:15 Evening worship service crease. 1 Special Choir program. Mrs Ttie city itself, however, would Esther Quick, director.
FOR SALE: Fryers, 50c lh. dressed or undressed, weight ’j ] about 3 lbs. William Rogers, ^ Commercial Place. 22-lp. : i KOR _ SALE: Fence posts, line 1 and corners, at Spurlock's on Manhattan Road at Mt. Olive. Will deliver. 22-24-26-28-4p.
WHILE THE DUTCH announce landing of new forces in north- FOR SA1JC: Plymouth demonern Sumatra and the overnmn- strator club coupe, low mileage,,
ing of Indonesian republican
FOR SALE: 1931 Chevrolet, 4
5 a>. g"li ( i oor R (>dan, new tires, Runs good. 22 ' lp ’ Sell cheap. Virgil J. Ade*’,
Bainbridge.
22-2p.
strongholds in Java on the third and in K ood condition ' day of The Netherlands ‘‘police Cooper, Putnam Motor Sales.
Leslie
action.” Dr. Soemitre Djojohadikoesoene, Indonesian dlegatc to the U. N and the republic’s minister to Washington, appeals to the U S. to cut off Marshall Plan aid to The Netherlands.
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ACE HEATING AND VENTILATING Service on all Autoiratic Heating Units Stoker Service, Any Make Stokol Sales and Service Day Phone 786 or 277-J Niglrt Rhone 519-J or 277-.I
LAST MINUTE GIFT SPECIALS Imported English Coffee Mug Railroad print S3.95 Imported English Cigarette BOX and ash tray. Kail road print 82.95 , Im|H>rted F.ngllxh Tea Pot Gold Trim $4.96 Imported Italian individual Cn>am and Sugar $1.50 Imported Italian Hand Painted, very unusual vase S3.50 Hand painteil decorative milk glass plates $1.75 Hollywood Ceramic I’owder hox an<l pin trays $1 to 8'!.75 Write your name on glasses ol decorative Crystal s4*t ot X $8.76 5 piece Decorative Crystal Cigarctt4' holder and ash tray set 81.5” Chinese figures, for Planter, nut dishes, celery or carrot curls $2.35 to $4.96 Lovely gift* of crochet, tat, knitted amt woven. HOBBY HANDICRAFT 427 Anderson St. Phone 483-M
General Iii AND COAlHd DON Sfl I’HOM 111 Sit!) Johawtl
FORMER TELEj OPERATO Due to lnen*>«l i fie, we nml J enmplete tl’ ,, mean W l ” 111 * 1 during the ( OYD IY 1' D, INDIANA ASS TELEPHONE!
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SAYRE TO TESTIFY
SANTA ARRIVES EARLY TO CHEER DYING CHILD
THE SPORTSMAN S “IT PAYS TO PLAY"
JOHNNY HAZARD
GOTTA GET AIFBOFNE / THAT CHIP'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO PIPE OUT A
8-BUT, JOHNNY.., WHAT ABOUT ALL MY CAAAEgA STUFF t'VE GOT PAPk-EPAT THE
THREE-YEAR-OLD Elrzabcth Ann Strehl of St. Lour-s hua cancer and will live only three weeks, physicians say. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Strehl, got word to Santa Claus and the kindly old gentleman made an early visit to the child's bedside. 1 International)
FRANCIS B SAYRE former as- — sistant secretary of state and a ^ \ U. S. delegate to the recent U. m N. General Assembly meeting in r Paris, will testify Tuesday be- I fore the special New York Federal Grand Jury investigating alleged pre-war Communist espionage in Washington. Sayre j is shown as he arrived at Hoboken from Paris aboard the ^ Nieuw Amsterdam. (Int.)
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