The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 February 1949 — Page 3

Egypt Accepts Peace Compromise RHODES. Fob. 23—(UP)— •\n Egyptian source said today 'hat Egypt bail accepted a com-

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promise proposal for an armistice with Israel which would clear the way Cor a lasting peace in the Holy Land. Egyptian delegates to the long drawn armistice negotiations here brought back from Cairo Iheii government’s answer to the

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Due to the installation of new and larger corn shelter we will not be able to shell any corn for a few days, v PUTNAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, INC.

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I proposal by Dr. Ralph Bnnche. acting United Nations mediator. A responsiblo Egyptian source said the answer was an agreement to the proposal submitted by Bunche to Isiael and Egyp ! for settling their differences Isiail already bad indicated acceptance, conditional on similat action by the Ebyptians. The returning Egyptian delegation was reported ready to sign the armistice, a 5,000-word document of 12 hapters niv' three annexes. The eor.tc nts were withhel 1 pending the apparently imminent signing. One informed sourre said the agreement was understood to skip over the knotty problem of Beersheba. one of the main obstacles in the final negotiations. The ancient city in the Negev was captured by Israeli forces toward the end of 1948. Subsequent UN resolutions called on the Israeli army to withdraw to positions held before the campaign which began tn the middle of October. j INSULATE TODAY the service way. R. E. Knoll. Phone 60.

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SAVE! 51 GAUGE NYLONS Can you believe it? Only 88c for sheer 51 gauge 30 denier nplons? That’s Penney’s for you! And they're absolutely perfect - there’s not a flaw in the batch! Come in while they’re still here - and buy enough to last all Spring! Shades are Pebble and Caramel. 8£-l0£. Hurry! A real hose buy!

Classified Ads For Sate FOR SALE S'l. 89, 17 Inch field fence, (i inch stay. 7 foot heavy studded steel fence posts. Hudson electric chick brooders. 2 foot heavy welded hog troughs tiulvani/fd pig pens. \\i: KENT I- LOOK SANDERS AND EDt.ERjs Myers shallow a.ld deep well water systems. Vtonarel/ electric water heaters. 1 point barbed wire. 1’miltr\ supplies. Name plates for mail boxes 79c Maytag Washers. Heavy galvani/.ed double laundry tubs. 1‘hilco refrigerators — all models l.ighing fixtures for entire house. Duo-Therm oil room circulators. I’liilgus buttled gas kitchen ranges 8159.50 complete with regulator and two tanks o, gas. 12 and I t foot heavy metal farm gates. Poultry netting and poultry fence. Uliina sets complete $9.95 and

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C. H. and C. . HARDWARE ItAIMtKIDGE ■ At Sale : avilion Friday at 10 o’clock sharp. Come early Davenport and two chairs, floo” lamp, eabinet radio, smoking stand coffee table, 3 end table*. 2 small rugs, chest of drawers, child's bed. child's rocker, van■I bed- springs, army cot, utility cabinet, < ard t able, 2 lawn chairs, ’> gal. oil ca t and other articles. 22-2* for SALE: 194© Ford delta 2 door. Can tie financed for quick pale Roy Shanklin. R 1. 21-2t

Headquarters for curved raft°rs for barns, garages, machine -beds, warehouses, stores, factories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone 403. 19-tf

FOR SALE: Little Rod Cloveseed. Fred Parker, R. 3 On Roy Suthorlin farm. 22-2p < lOAL: $3 75 ti m loade . di !

COCKER SPANIEL 1 Beautiful black male, 8 months old, registered. Will fm nish 5 generation pedigiee. 11 taken soon will sell at puppy price. Mrs. Gladys E. Ray Phon ■ 163, Cloverdale. 18-6:

Shamrock Beauty Shoppe ovi i Hanna's Book Store. Permanent for a short time only, $6.50 vain $4.95. Look your best with a gabrieleen for soft natural looking wave. Appointments usually not necessary. Phone 1063-W. 23-2p.

j your truck. 4 miles north on 59. 3 miles west of Brazil. F. M. F. Corp. 21-41. FOR SALE: Diamond T 1940 I'j ton trmk, 8.25 tires, good shape. Will sell cheap. Ralnn Barker, 1 miles south Moiton. 21-4p. FOR SALE: Mounted corn I planter for Allis-Chalmer mod-*! C tractor, never been used Rudolph Valderaues on Fillmore black top. R. R. 1, Fillmore. Ini! 21-2p

FOR SALE: Electric, apartment size stove, deep well: leather derand chair, occasional chair, Eini ij.e i jtdio. Electrolux sweeper. Lawrence Acton, 3 1 -.- milis east of Mt. Meridian, on Road 40. 23-2p

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FOR SALE: Hog houses, 6x7. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana. Phone 403. * l-tf.

FOR SALE: John Deere’G. P. tractor on rubber and two 14i eh break plows, in good condition. Conrad Hulier, Coatesvil'.o, R 2. 22-2p-

FOR SALE: Baby chicks U. S. certified and pullorum controll>d. Barred and white rocks and white leghorns. O I C hogs louble treated for cholera. Fret -atalogue. DIETZ POULTRY FARM, CENTER POINT, INDI . ana. 2-tf. FOR SALE: 1948 John Derr A tractor, like new, power trel, cultivators, disc, bi caking plow. Archie O'Neal, 3 1-2 miles southeast of Mt. Meridian. Cloverdale R. 2. z 22-5p. FOR SALE: 4 duroc gilts, to farrow last of March, Edmund Torr, 2 miles west of Limedale 22-::p

At Sale Pavilion Friday, F-J t Farmall tractor, on rubber, good condition, with cultivators, 16" break plow, alsi A. C. two bottom 14” break plow. 22-2t. Truck bed, hardwood. 8’xl2', stake sides, will sacrifice. A & S Junk Yard. 22-3t.

OPPORTUNITY: Greencastl > concern will have sales opening for ambitious man. 25 to 50. National line of appliances. Must have car. Write and state why you feel you are qualified Box 22, c o Banner. 21-3t.

SPINET PIANO WANTED: Reliable party Who ran make reasonable down payment and assume minimum monthly payments to buy liknew spinet piano with bench to match, for particulars, Write Finance, Box IT in care of th i paper and I will tell you Where piano may be seen. 17-6t. WANTED: I repair any make of washer, quick reliable service. Weber Bike Shop. Phone 205. 18-6t

WANTED: White woman for maid work. Address Box L. Banner. 21-3*..

If you are a woman an i know how to operate a ear or sewing machine, or are willing to learn, we have steady employment fo: you. Art Furniture Shop, 7 west Franklin street. 23-3t

Wanted to trade good 19!.' John Deere 2-14 inch breaking plow on iubb?r for John Deer. 1 or International 2-16 breaking plow. Estle Cantunwine. R. 3. 2I-3p.

FOR SALE: Soon be time to make garden. 5 room house with acre of ground, t mile south of city on Manhattan road. R. F. Greenwood. 22-2p.

Electrical work, house wiring neon sign work, hanging and servicing. Motor rewinding and servicing. Russell Roberts and Lester Hatfield. Phone Morton 474. 21-61.

FOR SALE: Potatoes. $2.50 bushel, turnips $1.00 bushel. Will deliver in Greeneastle. Write nn Herbert Boswell, It. 1. 22-2p.

FOR SALE: 1 good used bath tub. Call 60. 22-2t

FOR SALE AT BARN— Thursday !► to 12 and 1 to 4, restaurant supplies, kitcher utensils and package food stuffs. 22-2t

At Sale Pavilion Friday, February 25Lh, 1947 model Ford Ferguson tractor, with break plow, cultivator and disc. 2 used power take-off spreaders, seventy bushel capacity. 4 new spring tooth harrows. 2 pump jacks with electric motors. 3 hay dump rakes for Ford Ferguson tractor, C pijwer lawn mowers, real type etc. 22-2f

FOR SALE: Schubert upright piano and bench, $15. Five burner oil tango with built-in oven, $15. Harry Tresiior, Greeneastle, Ind.. R. J or phone Bainbridge. 17-21-2p. FOR SALE Clinton i clean ad oats $1.00 bu.. C. J. Ragan, Fillmore. Phone 214. Wed tf

j Fryers, 45c lb. Will dress and deliver if wish. Please have week end orders in by Thursday evening. Julian Steele. Phone 1Q87-J.. 23-2p.

FOR SALK: 1938 F-12 tractor, cultivator and mounted planter TracUir on good rubber and in good shape. Herman Davis, Colfax, Ind. Phone 4-26. 18-21-2p Sectional Homes. Many sizes shipped in easy to assemble Sections. Low as $279 for 12x12 International Homes 3909 S. Ca - houn, Fort Wayne. Ind. 18-23-28-3p. At Sale 'Pavilion Friday two yearling pure bred Hereford bulls. 23-2p.

FOR SALE: 1937 Dodge tw door, reasonable price. See at White Cleaners. 22-2" CONSTRUCTION: Fm^gi^d service, building of all kinds and remodeling, cementing, plastering, laying bind-: or stone, pain' - ing. hauling gravel, stone or coal write or see on evenings after 5:00 p. m. J. B. Sims t t;. Son. ReelsvlUe, Ind.. R R. 2. Box 16s 2U miles south of Manhattan. 14-16-18-21-23-25-6') At Sale Pavill Fi iaj |© extra nice Angus cows with calves or close up springer. 5 nice half Angus and Hereford cows with calx’es and springers. 1 extra good 2 year old registered Angtis bull. Also 10 nice large Duroc bred gilts. 23-2p.

WANTED: Fence building, Otho Eggers, Roachdale, R. 2 W-tf

WANTED — Woman cook, meats and vegetables. Old Trail Inn. I’lrme Greeneastle 1050 or I'ntnamvllle 336. >3-It

Permanent position open. Clerk typist. Very desirable working hours and conditions. State agv and former experience, if any. Address M A. S. Banner. 22-3t.

MISCELLANEOUS Artlfical I ’.reeding: Holstein, Guernsey and Jersey sires. All proved transmitters of high milk and butter production. Call before 9 A. M. Indiana Artlfical Breeding Association. Phono 24F3, Greeneastle. 26-tf.

Notice Welding School 7:09 p. m.-9:00 p. m. each Tuesday 6 weeks, Feb. 1 through March 29. Free to those owning or purenasing equipment and supplies from Graver Welding, Greeneastle. 1-24 p.

Dance- Square and round, Bainbridge Gym, Friday. March 4, sponsored by Bainbridge Saddle Club. Music by Montezuma Hot Shots. 23-25-2L

WAN FED RAILROAD ( ROSS TIES Oak and JhiT Hsu I woodPrices i: ■ ■ .’ 05 eai ’ load*j •• our Ti- Yu''i :it Blorminr.'.n : Prompt In • f.aymert If you Ir . that wil make Ci .r.unicate at once with • .e ison, Tn Inspector, CI&L Railway. Spencer, Indiana, or R. Bostwick, Pur chasing Agent, CI&L Railway Lafayette, Indiana. M-W-F-tf

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE: Lovely 7 room modern home • a Maine Street in Bainbridge. lo tej at rear of Standard S' ' "heap. Georgo Bull. Pb i i • . ige 256 week days 23-121.

FOR S -V : I acres u' ian. Ele . Phone 7S‘ '!.

n housi, id r Mt. Meridhn Tharp. 23-1 o.

FOR SALE: 1947 Ford 2 door, •.'adio & heater, low nii'eage, one owner. 14 E. Berry St. 22-3p.

FORD AM) FERGUSON TR \< TOR OWNERS We convert horse drawn type corn planters into a pick-up • --fartion guaranteed $20.00 Many satls-

Lincoln Welders, Accessories and Supplies 180 A. C complete $169.00, 180 D. C. with Wisconsin Air cooled motor complete, $400.00. YES we want your plowshare business — Prompt Service, Reiter Workmanship Hardface your shares NOW. It is difficult to give prompt service on this item during plow season YES we will sharpen your DISC, 50c- per lineal ft. . . Take disc apart at boxin. A sharp disc does more efficient work. Have yours sharpened NOW. Have your lawn mower sharpened now. GRAVER WELDING GREENCASTLE, IND.

IT's terrific the way we’re selling Fina Foa/na for cleaning rugs and upholstery. Stop 'N Shop.

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FOR SALE OR TRADE chi np: International 2 bottom 11 in. plow on rubber, also seven foot tandem disc. Condition fair. Price both $145.00 Normal Frost, eight miles west on Walnut St. road, one mile south Brunerstown. 23-2p.

FOR SALE: 1948 Ford F-4 model truck, 16.000 miles, $1,500. Can Finance. Phone 286-W, Greeneastle. 23-3t.

ACE HEATING AND VENTILATING Service on all Automatic Heating Units Stoker Service, Any Make Stokol Sales and Service Day Phone 786 or 277-.I Night Phone 519-1 or 777-I

Custom work. Garden plowng, basement digging, fencing lirt or gravel loading. See W. B Vaught or Everett Hansell n* Jmedale or phone 571-R. Mon-Wed-Fri-' f Young business man wants single room with bath and private entrance. Plans to be per manent resident of Greeneastle and would prefer to bo as near Post Office as possible. Write Mr. Boze, Box 521, Indianapolis. 23-61.

FOR SALE: Modern r > room house, east part of town. Immediate possession. Also modern 7 room house near college, goc ! location ami reasonably priced. S. C. Sayers or Gordon Sayers. 23-2L

FOR SALE: 5 acres of ground at edge of city. Ideal home site-.-, with city water, telephone service ami gas available. Will 11 ill or in lots. Address Box G, c/o Banner. 23-2p.

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1944 Chevrolet l'^ ton cab and elrti*»sis. 1936 Plymouth Coupe.

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FOR RENT: Large sleeping loom for two men. Phone 510-R. 23-1”.

FOR RENT: 3 room apartment at 202 W. Columbia. Phone L. G. Goss, Coatesville. 23-2p

FOR RENT: Furnished apartment. 707 S. Locust St. Phone 649. 23-2t. FOR RENT: 3 room unfurnished apartment, newly decorated, private bath. Phone 483. W. 23-3p

CASH LOANS MONEY can be extremely useful to meet everyday needs. INDIANA LOAN CO. 18 E. Washington, Phone 15

Colonial Hatcheries x Baby chirks x Purina chow* x Sanitation. 10(1 North Jackson St.

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