The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 February 1949 — Page 4

Child's Colds ^ To relieve miseries I CSCfl withou*-do^»i 1 il' rub0n ^ v*eo»U' IN MEMORY In loving me.v.ory o( our doa: father, grandfather and great I grandfather. Thomas Mace, who pawed away 5 years ago. Feb | 8 1944 Somewhere bark of the sunset. Where loveliness never dies, i He lives in a land of glory Amid the blue and gold of th< skies. His gentle face and patient | smile. With sadness we recall. He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. Mrs. Sam E Brown and family. j ■* IN MEMORY' In memory of my aunt. Orra Roach, who passed away one year ago, Feb. 8. 1948. What would I give to clasp your' hand, your happy face to see 1 To hear your voice and see your | fao that meant so much to |

me.

The rolling stream of life rolls j

on,

But still the vacant chair Recalls the face the voice, the

smile

Of one who once sat there. It is Ion .-one here without you, And hai l and weary the way. Life har not been the same Since you were called away

Mae O'Huir

Classified Ads For Sole

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIA! A, FOR SALE: 44 A John Deere j FOR SALE: 19'.T Chevrolet ne; . r and cultivator at Sale coupe Good tires and h.«ter.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1949.

PaviHlon Friday

8-ln Raymond G<>och. 409 North Co>-

lege. •■ 3 ; > 1948 Model A

FOR SALE. 33 head Cemetery Read. Harley

shoa 1 j. Harris. 8-2’)

1 FOR SALE: .

j John Deere tractor outfit. James FOR SALE—10 shoats. Waite; ' Ewing. R 3 Brazil. 9 miles wes’ | Hutcheson. 1-4 mile east Man ' | gtaley Turkey I Greeneastle, 2 miles west of 1 hattan on lO. R- 2 Greenrastle j

f Bt'JnerstO'.vn 8-2c ‘ ;

FOlTSALE: IV) hales or more COAL. NO WAITING: Best of Little Red clover hay Wm. <' I gtove. furnace stoker. 4 miles Matthews. Greeneastle, R. 2 ' nor th of Braril to sign, turn west (

Cemetery Road. 7-2p I mine. We deliver dump loads J

— Wo,- 50c load mile. F-M-F Cor. I floor apartment. 409 K Hanna Call D F’-ank. BraziI.X»t« ,et - phono 7FU - "-2p |

FOR RENT

FOR KENT 3 room, fir t

china boars. Serviceable age. .

Farm, B<’lle,

for

poration.

condition Must hi.

' V '• V TFI, I

phone 9491.

I toom

7-6p. j pop. SALE: Hog houses, 6x7.

FOR SALE A 1942 Olds, new

Black Lumber Co.. .101

Americas best-looking and finest new trucks! REVOLUTIONARY STUDEBAKER 49ERS

tires, good condition. Banner.

li.quire at

: lana. Phone 403.

N. Ind-

1-tf.

I PHOI-STFRING: For high

nract(r .: grade upholstering. r«’|wlrlng. rei e» • II4 •- FoKrir'a

FOR SAI^E: 3 rcoms „^v.- , . .. , . . ‘ -1 finishing and fine quality fabries I ally new furniture, privilege of | *• , ' . - 1 renting 5’room modern apart-! 'c* ^ ornit.iri > °P’ * " ,s I nent Phone 381-R. 7-3t I f^utklin street. Phone 299.

13-tf

FOR SALE. Baby calf,

sen Dairy.

Boe-1 7-2p I

Plenty of low-cost power! A brand new kind of ruggedness!

Headquarters for curved raft-

ers for barns, garages, machine FOR SALE: Three good used I sheds, warehouses, stores, fac. lectnc washers, Maytag. Apex , lories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. ar.d Waterwitch. Weber's Bik-j Indiana St. Phone 40,'!. 19-tf shop, 200 North Indiana 7-2t. | ' i FOR SALE: Good clover hay.

new timothy, also clover and timothy

Howard

FOR SALE Practically

Powerful ItY-fon and 2-Ion Studeboker trucks available in four wheelbase* for 9 foot, 12 foot. 14 or 15 foot and 17 or 18 foot bodies.

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IN MKMOKV

Carn tt In loving memory of cur father and grandfather. Robert L. Garrett, who passed away February 8. 1938. Eleven sad ai d lonely years hav j passed. Since our great sorrow fell. The shock that we received tha' day We still remember well. Friends may think that we've forgotten, When at times they see us smile, But little they know the heartache, That our smile hides all the while. Some may forget him since he is gone, But we will always remember no matter how long. Mrs Haze) D. Owen and family Mr. and Mr Morris Heavin and family. pd. IN MKMOKV In loving remembrance of Beulah Butler who passed away one year ago, Feb. 8. 1948. in the -tat.- of Mississippi. No one knows how much we miss her. No one knows the bitter pain We have suffered since we lost her. Life has never been the same. In our hearts her memory lingers, Sweetly, tender, fond and true. There is not a day. dear Beulah, Ti»t we do not think of you. Sadly missed by dear friend and neighbors.

• New trucks wilh a new k t,. of dependable performance 1 Amazing pulling paw. ! S amino to spare! Big savings

on gas, oil, repairs!

• Exclusive new S'udebaker cab detign —extra vision all around—plenty of head loom, hip room, leg room! A low cob floor! Weather protected, fully enclosed cob steps. • New "lift-the-hood" acceosibil ty to engine and ignition! ,1 Unique new Studeboker foot-confrolled "air-scoop floor ventiialors! Sludebaker's Truck Climatizer healing and defrosting system — available at extra cost! C A. WEBB

iving room suite and dining mixed. Will deliver, oom suite. 1007 S. Locust St. i Moore, Phone 7F21.

■J'_04 * - ■ ' "• FOR SALE: Baby chicks U. S.

FOR RENT: Upstairs three m „ n ,'

room studio apartment furnish- U r. i u’ VN

rd. Private bath. All util/ _ nished. G Box T Banner. 8-ip

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FOR RENT: Modem bunga- 1 low- Three picture windows roomy rooms, steel kitchen cab - > t*ts. 340-00. Furnished 345.00

Allendale Springs.

, M ■Cunn„ eh Q 1 . V'O’s. 11

WANTED

Lady wants housework or FOR gjjjj® work as housekeeper. Nora j *' • iite H kl Moore. 210 north Indiana street. 1 th-\\>3t Call after 6:00 p. m. -3p j 1 ; <>m hou* J

Farm hue p #

WA NTED:

ried man preferred, by March 1 Electricity and water in house

FOR Salj.

20-tf. 1 Herbert Elmore, 3 miles soutn 1 Belle Union. 7-:jp. | S np.son Ra

rTJR SALE: 41B John Deere certified and pullorttm controll-j tractor, new motor and over- ed. Barred and white rocks an ! I

EX-TEACHER LOR Sal?! , Interesting high paying cor.- ■

hauled. 2 big tires, new cultivn- white leghorns. O 1 C hogs • tact work with nationally known ' : stment J L tors, plow disc. 2L mile east of double treated for cholera. Free r( | llC ational publishers. Local,*' • iO-R Fillmore. Glen Custis. Price catalogue. DIF7TZ “ 1

S1200

7-2p

FOR SAJ_E: Locust posts, any ,

FARM. CENTER POINT. INDI ana. 2-tf.

POULTRY ‘ and traveling position open. Giv

size and appount. Claude Hutcheson. 2 1-2 milch west Limedale. Phone &F13. Tues-Thur-. Sat. tf.

FOR SALE: Registered

Hampshire sows and gilts, bred for February and March litters. J. C. Baughman and Son, 6 miles

southeast of Mooresville.

At Sales Pavilion Friday three Shorthorn cows with young calves, one coming yearling heifer. one coming yearling steer, all polled types. 7-3t.

complete teaching experiem ^ state highest previotis earning and phone number. Box 87 .

Banner.

Charis will train free charge a lady 40-55 in specializ-

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NI1 ' ThaijB li ■ ’ iy at h<,j

Coed foniuils, SI.95 up. Hickman. 315 (ireenwoiKt.

Mrs.

8-10-2t

FOR SALE: Corn and Guy Shepherd. 1-2 mile Groveland.

oats. north 8-5p.

Streamlined style and top-quality craftsmanship distinguish the 1949 Studrbakrr trucks. There are Wton, Ai-ton shown above and 1-ton models as well as larger capacity units.

28 SOUTH JACKSON ST.

Sunday-Monday-0R AtWRyS

FOR SALE: Btazil No. 3 lump; >6.00 a ton delivered. No dirt. 1 Guaranteed. Load lots. Phone 5202. Brazil. Prompt delivery.

8-3p.

FOR SALE: 19b2 Chevrolet 4 door fleetline, new motor. May be seen at 807 S. Locust.

b-10-12-3p

FOR SALE: 1947 Kaiser 4

ed customer sales an.l service . ^ Make 35-316 a day. part ot fu ^ time. No investment required t u . „ <s Line consists of brassieres, slips. ‘ girdles and full foundations '■ Write Charis, 715 State Li, K4||

Bldg.. Indianapolis for details.

7-6* ' I'.'.i'rptdl

■ a il WANTED: Electric house wir- 1:

FOR SALE: Polled Hereford bulls, ready for service. Guy T. Wright. 8-1 l-2i> ! FOR SALE: 35 Master Chevlolet. godd tires, radio and heat?r, runs good. Eldon Wheeler. Cloverdale. R 2. 8-,ip

ing. Prorspt service. Reasonable 24K <;

door sedan, black, price $1650.00. i prices. Write James Brewster, — If you prefer time payipent plan I R. R. 4 Greeneastle, Ind.

$550 00 down and balance in lb | Tues.-t? ^ "’• -FOOp.g

monthly installments of $81.08 1 7 7

• 1 > Hess Sadi s & St rvice • tv am M» 8 . t f Good territory open in Putnam I pin asinj Jl County for reliable man to diu-f rom Q [

tribute old established Line ot , ';

I'OR SALE: Two quarters of beef. S B Acton, 3 miles east Mt. Meridan. 8-2p.

OMATIC

so easy to steal and easier to insure! SIMPSON STONER INSURANCE Arthritis Pain For quick, delightfully coodorUDg holp tot urt-px and palnx of Khc lunsUam. Arthrlll* Neuritis. Lumbago. Sciatica, or Neuralgia trl Doming Works through the blood. First doss usually starts alleviating pain so you cal work, -njoy life and sleep mare comfortably Get ttomind at druggist todgy. Quick, complete sstlsfscUou 01 money beet gussaqleed

Helpers are at your Beck and Call — Cost only pennies a month to Enjoy! • Any day—every day—automatic electric servants help modern homemakers get the job done . . . give precious extra hours of leisure to the busiest mothers. How about your household? Are you getting the most out of your electric helpers or have some of them been pushed back on the shelf? If they have, get them out and let them go to work for you. And by the way— which electric appliances don’/ you have that would ease your homemaking burdens? See your electric dealer—discover how easily you can enjoy the lift electric helpers bring for just pennies a day!

Everybody’s Going All-Electric! PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC.

FOR SALE: 1947 Chevrolet 1-2 ton pick-up. good condition. Price $1000 Ruark and Tony.

Fillmore.

Bring your heavy veal calves and young calves to Sales Pavilion Friday. We will have thf buyers, 8-2*. Valentine Day, Feb. 14. Dan (upid's message travels straight as an arrow when you ‘‘Say it With Flowers.” Milton’s Posey Pateh. Phone 2f7. 8-11

over 140 Household end Farm over 140 Household and Farm business. No investment required. ■

Car necessary. Many

Been a paitd

V'ars. havi'jgl

Dealers ’'

making $15 to $20 a day. For

1 people

FOR SALE: 1937 Plymouth 4door sedan, good t condition. See * ” Joe Varvel at Root’s. 2t

Clinton oats grown from certified seed, bright and heavy, 73 bu. at $1 00, all or none. Chas Monahan. 3 miles south of Putnamville. g.^p FOR SALE: 1946 Buick 4 door sedan. A-l condition. White sidewall tires, new battery. Phone 536-M. 8-4*..

! FOR SALE: 6 ft. Westinghouse refrigerator, A-l condition. See John Tharp. Phone 785-M. 8-lt.

FOR SALE: Good Ferguson tractor with cab. breaking plow and cultivator used 4 vaso’y. priced right. Terms can be arranged. Byron Asher or A. E Lewis, Roachdale. 8-3t FOR SALE: 16 inch tractor plow. Perfect condition. William j C. Reid, Cloverdale. 8-10-12-3p FOR SALE: 1941 special deluxe four door Chevrolet. A-1 condition. John R. Richards. Phone 609-W. 8-2n.

I FOR SALE at Cook’s: Used, solid oak, varnished flat top double desk, linoleum top, size forty-eight and sixty inches. Six drawers on each side. Delivered for $39.95. Extra good, rubbed

further details write Dept. 5. The H. C. Whitmer Company, Columbus. Indiana. 3-5-8-3'i

WANTED: 4 or 5 room modern apartment by manager o «*M! ' est'ahlisfied CSreencast! business. Reply Box 300, Banner. 8-3t. !

or two More, j a* .1 taxpsyetlj 1 I

nothii:;;. J'lhij

FOR SALE)

, Fn-'.u 20 .-4 WANTED: Man 25 to 55. bus,-1 j, ' w ?h ness of your own, Putnam conn- j fan v s,„ ty. No capital required, e;r !

necessary. For personal inti >■- view in your home write A. L McDonald, General Delivery Kokomo, Indiana. 8-3t -Married veteian. DePauw gm l -

APPumw \\ <• are eiinipini I

... x.iuMau, llate desires full-time employ- ami effidont«■

,ak finish kitchen cabinet, por-' . _ .

' rent in or near GreencMtle. Wi l| ( . M consider anything. Stuart Wild-i ‘ ' ™

celain top, white and ivory. Only $34.95 delivered. Furniture Exchange, West Side Squar, . Phone 170-J. 8-In.

man. 661-M.

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Colonial Hatcheries x Baby clocks x Purina chow* x Sanitation. 10G North .lai'kson St.

WANTED: Girl for office , work, must have knowledge of ■ book-keeping and be able to tl' good typing. Steady employment I in pleasant surroundings. Ad- • dress K. G Banner Office. 8-t;

WANED: Stenographer American Products Division. 8-tf

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