The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 February 1949 — Page 3

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIAI A, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2^, 194V.

hospital notfs

eware Coughs om Common Colds Thet HANG ON nniuls ' ,n relievesprompt.'vbecause _ i)CS riu ht to the seat of the trouble I L|p | md Mpe! ^erm laden I teem a ml al'l nature to soo,!'.. and J ] ra », under, inflamed bronchial I Lous membranes.Tell irourdruggist I sell '"ii a bottle of Crcomulsion | lh the understanding you must like jll.u s the rough hou are to have vour money back. R£OIVR<LSION Ccughs.Chcsf Colds. Bronchitis

tiny. Mrs. Margaret Ben how and son of Quincy, were dismiss,. I Saturday. Charles VonTress of Grco'i. castle R 2. was dismissed Saiurday. John Kauh of Bainbridge, was dismissed Saturday. Mrs. VVanila Gooch of Greet:castle, was dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Lillian Adams and son of Greencastlc Ft 4. were disj missed Sunday. t Mrs. Lorene McGill of Greencastle, was dismissed Sunday. Mrs. Elsie McGuffy of Greencastle was admitted Sunday. Paiis Poynter of Bainbridge, was admitted Sunday. Mrs. Grace Frazier of North Salem, was admitted Sunday.

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Home Ec. Club

mik-k comfortln* help tor Backache, Med With Mrs. Miller umatlc Pains. Getting Up Nighta, atrons ... h pi„„ un ., t , „ .. idf'urlne, irrltatlns paanMn'. Le 8 Palm, ln leasant (.aid, ns Horn, lei under eyes, and swollen ankles, due Economics r 'lllh met at the home

in.orear.lc and non-systemlc Kidney and

dfr troubles, try Cyste*. Quirk, comiilete ot Mi s Morris Milh-i Friday. , ( ,ction or money back euaranteed. Ask F ,, h j 5lh a , Thp druiiut for Cyttax foday. m

I meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Roy Johnson by nil repeating the chib creel. Mrs. Earl Huthchoson read the history of the song of the moot’! i followed by the Huh singing j; j unison. The lesson on nylon was givI on by Betty Brown and Dorothy Miller. The reports of the secretary and treasurer were given, n il call was answered by reading e , valentine from the valentine exchange. The president appointed Mrs Alpha Kuk and Mrs. Dorothy Miller to attend the recreation meeting to he held at Greercastle Feb. 2, n .. Refreshments yverc served t, tyventy members and tyvo guests ■

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WE PAY POR DEAD ANIMALS HORSES •• CATTLE •• HOGS - SHEEP for prompt and sanitary service PHONE GREENCASTLE 1008 INDIANA RENDERING COMPANY

WE PAY GASH FOR DEAD ANIMALS Horses, Hogs, Sheep,, and Cattle. Prompt, Sanitary Service. CALL GREEHCASTLE 278 CALL CLOVERDALE 30 OR PDTNAMVILLE ,H». We pity all phone charges. JOHN WACHTEL CORP.

Several from this community attended the Belle Union and Russellville game at W’aveland • Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCamniaek yverc in Greencastlc FriI day. Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Cummings and children visited the for net 's parents Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cummings. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Sinelai: and Mrs. Charles Taber were in I Greencastlc Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grubb wer. in Greencastlc Monday. Today's Markfls c Hog prices were 25e to 50' lower at the Indianapolis stockyards today with receipts at 3.500. Active dealings were S20 i to $20.75 with an extreme top nf >2150 on some 160 225 lbs.

Banner Ads Pay

FOR SALE 3i, »«. 47 inch field fence, (i inch stay. * foot hea\ y stud,I,si steel fence posts, Hudson electric chick brooders. •. foot heavy welded hog troughs Galvanize,I pig pens. WE RENT FLOOR SANDERS AND EDGKRS Myers shallow and deep well water systems. Monarch electric yyater heaters. I point barbed yyirc. Poultry supplies. Name plate, for mail boxes 7!»< Maytag Washers. Heavy galvanized, double laundry tubs. Philcn refrigerators — all models Lighing fixtures for entire house. Duo-Therm Oil room circulators. Philgas bottled gas kitchen ranges Slatt.afl coninlctc yvith regulator and two tanks <>| gas. 12 and 14 foot heavy metal farm gates. Poultry netting and poultry fence, China sets complete $!).fl5 and up. C. H. and C. HARDWARE RMNRRIDGE

Classified Ads For Sale FOR SALE: 1945 International H tractor. First class condition and cultivators. Inquire at Banner office. i8-3p.

Headquarters for curved rafters for barns, garages, machine sheds, warehouses, stores, factories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone tO.I. 19-tf

COCKER SPANIEL 1 Beautiful black male, 8 months old, registered. Will furnish 5 generation pedigree. II taken soon will sell at puppy price. Mrs. Gladys K Ray. Phono 16.'!, Clovcrdale. 18-61.

FOR SALE: Rol top desk, 32 i pigeon holes. John Tharp Phone ] 785-M. 21-lt. FOR SALE 1910 Ford delux I 2 door. Can ne financed fo" quick sale Roy Shanklin. R 1 21 2t ( , i \ I.: $3.70 loa your truck. 4 miles north on 5si 3 miles yvest of Brazil. F M. F. Corp. 21-4t. FOR SALE. 193$ Olds, one 2 bottom 14 Inch plow, one 2 botI tom 16 inch plow, good condition. 1 Floyd Harmless, Fincastle, Indiana. 19-2p FOR SAI.E ,M> lb. ice b x kitchen sink, screen doors, at the Bainbridge Si*. Parents rummage sale at Sale Pavilion at 10:00 a. m. March 4Lh IS-,'It

PERMANENT POSITION Open March 1. your are:,. If you have experience in kinderj garten work, child psychology , teaching, personnel yvork, 28-50 college training, established co: poration yvill consider you fo»' full time yvork. Educationtil rales service, complete training I our expense. Position yvorth $50 i month to qualified person. Give full particulars in letter of appli • cation. Write Mr. Robert Lash- j ley, 5926 Pleasant Run Parkyvay Indianapolis. Indiana. 21-2p.

FOR RENT FOR RENT: 3 mom unfrr - nished apartment, neyviy decorated, private hath. Phone 4 IS-W. 18-3*.

FOR RENT: Three room mo .- i i n apt. furnished or pai tly i unished. garage, small gard >n if yvnnted. avallBblc now. N. door 401 W. Franklin. 864-R. 21 Ip.

FOR SALE: Tractor, John Deere-A, neyv rubber, poyver lift cultivators, A-l condition. M. M. 2 royyt 14 inch plow like neyv, all $1450.00. Ernest Price, 2 miles north, mile east of Quincy. 19-2p

A NTH IPATES Bit. DEM AND FOR FARRH ATED COPI'Ell

NEW YORK i UP i The ne 1 for fabricated copp, r product - in 1949 yvill be large, Wylie Broyvn, president, Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corporation said today in a year-end stat- - ment. H< anticipated tiig demand fot th, metal from utility modernization programs which yvill hcomplete,I in 1949 .and the 'national preparedness program. Extensive areas scheduled for rural electrification also forecast heavy copper yvire demands, Broyvn said. Another source of inquiry for yvires, tubes and other copper products is the European industrial recovery program. he added.

FOR SALE: Majestic range lor coal or yvood yvilh twelve gallon copper resevoir. Good condition. O. M Thomas. Moiton. 19-2p FOR SALE: Locker full of meat, hind quarter of beef, cured ham and side, put in locker Dec. 24. Locker paid until 1st of May. Herbert Meek. Indiana State Farm. 19-3p INSULATE TOllAY the servire way. R. E. Knoll. Phone 60. 12-tf

FOR SALE: 1947 Ford. 2 door, super deluxe, radio and heater. Excellent condition. Bob Larkin. Mt. Meridian. 17-4t. FOR SALE: Hog houses, 6x7, Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana. Phone 403. i-tf.

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FOR SAI.E: Baby chicks U. 3. certified and pullorum controlled. Barred ami yvhite rocks and white leghorns. O I c hogs double treated for cholera. Free catalogue. DIETZ POULTRY FARM, CENTER POINT, INDIana. 2-tf.

FOR SALE: 50 bales, second cutting, extra good alfalfa hay, $1 per hale. Ivan Hsrbison, 2 miles south Morton. l9-.'ip FOR SALK: 500 chick elect! brooder, almost new, also brooder house, price reasonable. 610 S<>. Jackson. Phono 493-R. l9-2p.

FOR SALE: Diamond T 1946 l 1 -. ton truck, 8.25 tires, good fhape. Will sell cheap. Ralph Barker, 1 miles south Morton. 21-4p.

FOR SALE: Mounted corn planter for Allis-Chalmer model C tractor, never been used. Rudolph Valderaues on Fillmore black top. R. R. 1, Fillmore Ind 21-.':p

h’OR SALE: Tyvn cominode stands. Tyvo high hack kitch. n sinks. John Tharp. Phom 785-M 21-lt

WANTED

W WTED RAILROAD CROSS TIES Oak ami other Hardyvoods. Prices range up to $2.05 each loaded on our line or delivered our Tic Yards at Bloomington. Prompt Inspection and payment, ll you have cutting that yvill make Cross Tics coiuimini, ate at once yvith P. E. Nelson, T. Inspector, CIA-L Railway Spr.ic- < r, Indiana, or R. Bostyvick, Purchasing Agent. CI&L Raihvav. Lafayette, Indiana. M-W-F-tf i d ’I•< IRTUNITY: Gret»< astl concern yvill have sales opening for ambitious man. 25 to 5t> National line of appliances. Must have car. Write and -tat,' yvhy you feel your are qualified Box 22. c o Banner. 21-.T. WANTED: Ride or share ri to Allison Plant No 2 day shit' Herschcl O. Scobee, Fillmore. 21-2^. WANTED: White woman for maid yvork. Address Box L, Banner. 21-3:.

FOR RENT: 3 room ano - ment. large rooms, semi-m, 1 r :. 41() West Jacob street. I h uv 668-R. 21-lt. FOR RENT: Modem r, un furnished apartment. Call 512-W 2t-2p. MISCELLANEOUS

Artifical Breeding Hoi Join, Guernsey and Jersey sires. All proved transmitters of high milk and butter production. Call before 9 A. M. Indiana Artifical Breeding Association. Phore I4F3, Grecncastle. 26-tf. N >1 ct W Idlng School 7:00 p. m.-9:00 p. m. each Tues<lay 6 weeks, Feb. 1 through March 29. Free to those owning or purenasing equipment and supplies from Craver Weld ng, Greeneastle. 1-24 p. NOTICE: Grace’s Beauty Shop yvill he closed until March 7th. 19-2p

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DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES HAUL MORE GOODS AND PASSENGERS . .

FOR SALE: 60 head shoals Wendell Lydirk. Coatsvillc. 19-2P FOR SALK: Good 12 ft truck bed, stock rack and grain sides. Melvin Cassell. 1'. miles sou'll Quincy. I93p

SPINET HI \NO WANTED: Reliable party who can make reasonable doyvn payment and assume minimum monthly payments to buy like neyv spinet piano yvith bench to match, for particulars. Write Finance, Box II in care of th paper and I yvill tell you where piano may be seen. 17-61. WANTED: I repair any make of washer, quick reliable sei vu ■ Weber Bike Shop. Phone 205. 18-6t Wanted to RENT: 5 or 6 room house In good section of city by permanent resident. Reference if desired. Address box 1. The Daily Banner. l9-'»t

Custom yvork Garden ployving, basement digging, fencing, dirt or gravel loading. See W. 1-’ Vaught or Everett Hansel! a 1 ( Limedale or phone 571-R. Mon-W. d-Fri-!f Wanted to trade good 1945 John Deere 2-14 inch breaking plow on rubber for John Deem or International 2-16 breaking Plow. Estle Cantomvine. R. 3. 21-3p

LOST: Spiral music ina".::seript notebook. Titled “Monon Review.” Finder c all 515-R. R. - yvard. 21-2p.

BUY |T IN GREENCASTLE

. . . WITH GREATER SAFETY AND COMFORT FOR EVERYBODY

FOR SALE: Red Gilt, yy. iget .'>00 lbs. Russell Payne, Limedale. Phone 1056-W. 19-3t FOR SALE: 3h, tons of lump | coal, one Heatrola. See Boh Lawson, 1 mile north Mt. Morid- , ian. 21-2p.

WANTED: Custom plowing by acre. See W. B. Vaught i t Everett Hansell at Linicdalo m phone 571-R. 21-2p. Electrical yvork, house yyiring neon sign yvork. hanging and servicing. Motor rewinding an,I servicing. Russell Roberts and Iwster Hatfield. Phone- Morton. 474. 21-6'.

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BECAUSE OF ITS MODERN, ALMOST FOOLPROOF DESIGN,

THE DIESEL IS PRACTICALLY AUTOMATIC!

Yet leaders of two railroad unions demand extra men on diesels! Just plain feathir-Mding- hertfs why!

ACE HEATING AND VENTILATING Service on all Automatic Heating Units Stoker Service, Any Make Stokol Sales and Service Day Phone 7X6 or 277-1 Night Phone 5IU--I or 277-4

INSTRUCTION. MALE: EX CELLENT EARNING OPPORTUNITIES in AUTO BODY AFENDER yvork. including yyclding. spray painting and metal work. Easy to learn noyv in your spate time. Chance for a good job or a shop of your nyvn. We'll shoyy you hoyv. Here’s one of th • most profitable branches of the hig Auto business. Get the fact.. Write today. Auto-Crafts Training, 19 e o Banner. 21-2t). Lady to sell lovely guarantee I Lingerie, Hosiery, etc. direct to friends, neighbors. Big earnings. Our 27th yeai Write THOGERSEN HOSIERY CO. Wilmette. 111. 21-lp.

Wanted to buy 500 bn. com. Hoy Higbie. Ladoga. R. 1 21-2p REAL ESTATE FOR SALE: 4 room house, lights and yvater in house. Small doyvn payment. Balance like rent. Address Box 50. c o Banner. Immediate possession. 16-6p.

Colonial Hatcheries v Baby chicks x Purina rhows x Sanitation. 106 North Jackson St.

Banner Ads Pay

DON'T WAIT UNTIL SPRING! Have your furniture upholstered NOW yyllile \»e have factory close-outs! l it INI. ROOM si n Ks \s LOH \S $49.00 (Including large selection nl coyers). Art Furniture Shop FRANK HENTKR 7 West Franklin St. I*h. '.’Ott

FORD AND FERGUSON TRACTOR OWNERS We convert horse drawn typo corn planters into a pick-up tractor planter. Satisfaction guaranteed $20.00 Many satisfied customers. Lincoln Welders, Accessories and Supplies iso A. C. complete $169 00. l>0 D. C. yvith Wisconsin Air cooled motor complete, $409 00 YES we want your plowshare business — Prompt Service, Better Workmanship Hardfaee your shares NOW. It is difficult to give prompt eervi-e on this item during ployv season. YES we will sharpen your DISC, 50c per lineal ft. . . Take disc opart at boxin. A sharp disc does more efficient yvork. Have yours sharpened NOW. Have your layvn mower sharpened now. ( KAYLit WKLDINK GREENCASTLE, IND.

BL0NDIE

^ere s the truth alxnit diesel locomotives, '•ieael locomotives are equipped with fry modern device for maximum safety, icy have automatic controls. They can operated safely by one man. But two Jen—an engineer and a fireman—tut? now ployed on a diesel road locomotive. Diesel locomotives—adopted by the '•roads as one way of improving their Tvice to you—have hauled millions of jBssengers in recent years with one of the # : ' M ’ofety records in railroad history! j I hey have pulled millions of tons of ('■'ttld millions of miles -also with one <>t ' best safety records in railroad history! full fan-No Work! -nders of the Brotherhood of LocomoEngineers and the Brotherhood of ‘fetnen and Enginemen are now demandK an extra engineer and an extra fireman n claiming the extra men are J^ded. But the facts prove these men are 1 needed. They would just be drawing J ' P"y for doing no work. The railroads are placing an evor-in-rr ' | >ing number of diesels in service — 5th P af wengerand freight. Thoset rainsare

operated at speeds consistent with safety and good service — and on both coun«s their record tops all public transportation. Feather-Bedding I* Against Fublic Interest! If the ridiculous demands of these union leaders were granted, it would mean paying out millions in wages to men not needed in diesel locomotives. The leaders of the Engineers’ Union have threatened to call a strike to enforce their “feather-bedding’ demands. Nevertheless the railroads are resisting—and will continue to resist -such “make-work' schemes which require payment for work not done—schemes which are contrary to the interest of the whole American people.

HERE ARE THE FACTS! I*The safety record of trains pulled by diesel locomotives is the best of all public transportation. 7. Diesel locomotives provide the best working conditions locomotive engineers and firemen have ever enjoyed: foml'ort, cleanline-s. ca-e of operation, mavimunt safe!'. 3 Diesel locomotives are maintained at peak operating efficiency. 4 The diesel i- virtually automatic. It is equipped wilh the most modern safety appliances. 5 The diesel locomotive is the last word in railroad efficiency, safety and comfort.

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