The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 March 1949 — Page 4

THf >DAIIY BANNER, GWENCASTlE, INDIAN'A, TUESDAY, MARCH 79, 1949.

XEW MaYSVTLI.E l Mr. and Mrs. Orville Thomas Helen Weller called on Evelyn and familv of Greencastle -spent Rector Saturday. Saturday night with Mr. and

DEMAND PROBE OF ATOM SITE MAP

HOUSE LEADERS demand an investigation into disclosure by the armed ( services and Atomic Energy commission of location of all our atomic; installations. Majority Leader John McCormack (D) of Massachu-/ setts, holding the pamphlet showing a map which locates the installations, says the charges are serious. (International Soundphoto)

Attention! Farmers! DEAD STOCK REMOVAL HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. K.I.7.IK. STItOCD — former dead stock man Is hack on the Job. PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE By Products Industries, Inc. Phone 11(1 K 4 — Cloverdale or John Tharp, Greencastle, 783-M or Morton 211 — Reverse Charge. ALL TRUCKS SPRAYED FOR DISEASE

Mrs. Walter Euttry. Ida Steward, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward called at the home of Clyde Steward and family Saturday. Ida Steward spent last Saturday with Pearl Steward at Bainbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Disney and son of Lizton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beason and attended a meeting at the Community church. Other guest.s were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Abbott' and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Patrick. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beason, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Patrick called on Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chatham near Coatesville, Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gowin and family of Hazelrigg, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Falin and grand daughters spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson and .amily.

] t/urnl-d to their home from the Cul ver hospital Monday. -if,rs. Catherine Bridges spent Spjturday in Greencastle. 'Sunday visitors of Mrs. Maude P.'.others anad Joe were, Dennis '."lodfelter and family, Mrs. Russell Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers and Mr. and Mrs. Damon Lawrence and Steve. Mr. and Mrs. James Huber and son Henry and a friend or his, Johnny Costello of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Pet ‘ Huber and family. Mary Catherine, little daughter of Barbara Winkle has been quiet sick the past week.

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CEDAR CREST. VICINITY Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler and son Jacky Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCammack, Mrs. Ernest McCammack and grand daughter Lola Marie attended church at the Cadle Tabernacle Wednesday evening. Rev. B. P Page conducted the service. Miss Mabel and Mrs. Lemuel Keller called on Mr. and Mrs. Laurence McCammack Sunday evening. Mr. MoCammack being greatly improved. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grubb were in Cloverdale Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Cummings and children visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCammack called on Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCammack Monday. FINUA8TLE Over the week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Steele were Gilbert Sellars, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Steele Jr. and children. Mrs. Hershell Asher and infant daughter, Conny Marie, rc-

For Sale

FOR SALE: 5 burner Florence kerosene stove. Built-in oven, white porcelain finish $25. John W. Cash, i) miles cast on Stilesville road. 28-2p

FOR SALE: Canaries. 513 N. Indiana St.

Call at 28-3p.

FOR SALE: We have several used tractors, plows, and discs that have been reconditioned like new. Years of good service in these tractors. Will finance 50 per cent of purchase price at fi per cent interest. Smith Farm Machinery, Cloverdale, Indiana. 22-10p.

Headquarters tor curved raft-j WANTED- Baby beds and , era for barns, garages, machine j strollers.^Jack and JiU Exchange | _

aheds, warehouses, r'r> *A1 XT —

WANTED TO RENT: 2 Ikm!-

stores, far-

lories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phone 403. 1'J-tf

FOR SALE: 5 dump trucks. 11*41 to 1947’s, Ford tractor and loader, also plows and buzz saw for tractor, almost 15 acres ground, buildings, including 4 room house, shed for car, trucks, two chick houses and crib, nil business goes with property, on state- road 37, just outside Indianapolis city limits. Phone Garfield 7022 or R. R. 4, Box 28s, Indianapolis 44, Ind. E. it. Tompkins. 25-6p.

FOR SALE, oaby chicks 7J. S. Certified and Pullorum Controlled. Barred and White Rocks and While Leghorns. O I C Hogs double treated for Cholera. FREE CATALOGUE. DIETZ POULTRY FARM, CENTER POINT, INDIANA. 14-tf.

FOR SAIJO: Recleaned Lincoln soy beans. Kenneth Morrison, 4 miles north of Cloverdale. 21-22-28-20-4;'.

FOR SALE: 40 or 50 bu. pick up corn, damaged, good cow corn or for brood sows at 50c per bu. j One fertilizer hopper on tractor I plows, so you can put fertilizer under while plowing $25.00. One [ Co-op Black Hawk tractor corn j planter, only done 40 acres. $200. 6 good used tractor discs, harrow j 7 and 8 ft. disc, 6 tractor plows, | 2x16 and 2x14 plow, one Deere [ 3 bottom plow on rubber. Wal- . ter S. Campbell, 2 miles south ' 40 on 43. 28-2t.

, LOST Female hound, blue I with brown and white legs. Kiniber Gardner. Phone 132-J. 28-2p

FOR SALE Pure bred Hereford bull calf. Phone 17-F-12 Herschel Campbell. 5p

FOR SALE: 1947 four door Plymouth, radio and heater. In very good condition. Call at Brunerstown Grocery. 8 miles west of Greencastle on Walnut St. Road. 28-3p

FOR '3AIJ0: New electri ■ stove, u jed short time. Excellent condition. Phone 766-.IX. 28-3t FOR SALE: Angus bull, 8 months old. Orville Fitzwater, 1 r.iile south Groveland, u. mile w .-st. 28-3p. FOR SALE: 1941 Ford deluxe club coupe, radio, heater, motor recently overhauled, good paint, good rubber and clean throughout. Priced right. Call 335-W.

28-3t.

FOR SAIjE: 1934 Ford coach Good condition $165 Virgil Varvel, R. 2. Phone 463-R after 2:00

p. m.

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FOR SALE: One 1938 Model B John Deere tractor; one 1942 Model B I. H. C. tractor outfit: one 1936 Ford tudor. Farmers Supply, Inc. 28-2t WAYNE hog 40'! supplement pellets $5.30. Stark and Bettis. Phone 211, Morton. Tue-Thur-tf.

FOR SALE: Locust posts. Claude Hutcheson, 2 1-2 miles west Limedale. Phone 6F13. Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf.

FOR SALJS: Fibre barrells. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 29-lt

FOR SALE: hay. Eugene oRad.

Good loose alfalfa Watts, Airport 29-lp.

ATTENTION FARMERS: We can still guarantee delivery on Fertilizer. See us before it is to j late. Boesen General Store, Pul namville. 28-4t.

MOR SALE: Oliver 70 trader cultivator and t bottom plow; a real outfit. 1 purebred Polled Shorthorn bull; 1 set brass mounted harness. 2nd house west Kitesvllle. L. E. E.illn. 26-3p

FOR SALE: Model-B Farmali tractor, plows cultivators, mounted planter, power lift, lights and starter, almost new. Emmons Wright, south Reelsville. 26-3p.

THIS IS DOLLAR WEEK AT THE CO-ED DRESS SHOP. LOOK FOR THE SPECIAL $1 AND FOB $1 TAGS ON SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, SWEATERS. AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. THE BIGGEST HOLLARS WORTH YOU’VE SEEN IN YEARS. MRS. HICKMAN, 315 GREENWOOD. »8-5t

FOR SALE: 3 piece velour living room suite. Good condition. 402 west Walnut after 5:50 p. r>i. 28-2p.

FOR SALE: Large gladiolus bulbs, two doz. for 25 cents. Frank McAlinden, R. R. 4. 29-lp.

WANTEM

WANTED spreading. Reelsville.

Agricultural lime ravin Williams, 24-6;).

Tickets for book review “Woman With a Sword," on sale at Sam Hanna's Book Store and Hamilton's Book Store. 29-4t.

At Sale Pavilion Friday, 3 purebred Duroe gilts with 32 Pigs- 29-2t.

FOR SALE: Little girl's size 5 navy coat and Scottie hat to match. Reasonable. Phone 606-W. 29-21.

WAYNE hog 40C, supplement powder $5.20. Stark and Bettis. Phone 211, Morton. Tue-Thur-t'

FOR SALE: Baled wheat straw, bright and clean. New Idea side delivery rake. Fredrick Adamson, 10 miles west of Greencastle, near Lena. 29-3p

WHAT A

OF HEAVENLY TALENTS! Your new automatic electric range is like a dreJ come true! It’s hard to believe anything could be so heavenly—so beautiful, and at the same time, so efficient! Here, in one gleaming porcelain unit, is fool-proof cookery, combined with extra hours of leisure time for every harrassed homemaker! That’s right . . . just pop whole meals in your electric range oven, set the dials, and take off! Tome home at dinner time, open the oven door, and call your family to the most delicious, most nourishing dinner they’ve erer enjoyed. It’s true, friends — a dream come true—yours to enjoy every single day for mere pennies!

Evrybody’t Going All-Eloctricl PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC.

HOltSE AND PONY SALE. Cloverdale Sale Barn, Cloverdala, Ind., April 2. 1949. starting at at 12:00 noon. We have already consigned one load of small ponys from 38 to 46 inches, also some matched farm teams of mares and horses. Some odd mares and horses. We have the promise of some good broke pairs of young mules and som • unbroke mule colts. We will have a good selection of saddle horses, including spots, palmino.and plain colors. 'Plenty of saddles,, bridles and work harness and collars. All broke * horses hitched to suit buyer, before settling for same. If you have horses to sell consign them with us. We will have the buyers. If you need horses you can find them here. Trimble and Bogard, owners - 28-3p. POR SALE: Two yearling Hereford bulls. Neal Allen, Brick Chapel, 28-2p FOR SALE: Girl’s bicycle, 6-8 years, extra good, n.‘W. $35. Mrs. Tobin, 601 Main St. Phone 315-W. 28-3t

At Sale Pavilion Friday 1940 Model - Studebaker President, radio and heater, climatizer an:! overdrive, good tires and in good condition. 29-2*..

FOR SALE: Tat.le top Boss kerosene stove, built-in oven. Phone 276-R. 401 west Liberty. 29-2p.

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POR SALE: Bed-davenport, like new. 303 south Jackson. 29-2p FOR SALE: Good 1937 Chev rolet two door. Will trade for livestock. Two mites north Uainbridge. Carl Higgle. 26-5*

Spares* are so easy to steal *"• .and eaiier to inaure! SIMPSON STONER INSURANCE

RUMMAGE SALE: Saturday, April 2, 1949, 8:30 a. m„ court house. Section Two, First Christian church. 29-4t. FOR SALE: Hereford COWS with 12 weeks old ralves by side. miles southwest of Pleasant Garden. Clyde RisSler and Son 26-3p.

WANTED: Stenographer-clerk. Must be good at dictation, typing. Permanent. Lone Star Cement Corp. 29-*.f

WANTED: Ride to and from Indianapolis. Dny shift. Call at 12 Larrabee street, between 6:00 and 8:30 p. m. 29-2p. WANTED RIDERST I have room for two riders to Indiananolis. Speedway City. Hours 7:00 to 4:30. A. F. Burkett, Commercial Place, after 6:00 p. m. 29-2p.

Want to share my home with a working girl. 106 Daggy St. Call after 2:30 p. m. 28-3t.

Have purchased power lawn mower. Will mow your lawns in rotation, if you telephone your order in. Will rake ami cut around your trees and shrubs and do you a good job. John Tharp. Phone 785-M. 28-2t.

FOR SALE: 1035 4 door Plymouth in fair cordition. Priced to sell. Hugh Hester, Fox Ridge. IP

FOR SALE: Black team work horses, 8 years old, weight 3200 lbs., for pair, real workers. VonTress Filling Station, Limedale. 29-2p.

FOR SALE: 1948 SLylemaster Chevrolet; two 1946 Buicks; 1946 Ford; 1940 Chevrolet; 1947 delivery Chevrolet truck; 1938 Chevrolet; 1947 Superior trailer, 25 ft. Duncan Motor Sales, south Bloomington street. 29-2p.

room house, modern or semimodern by May 1st. References exchanged. Write box 80 care Banner. 29-31.

WANTED: General hauling, corn, coal, gravel, sand, ashes, trash, etc. Phone 697-R. R:i:sei] Rogers, 404 West Liberty. 29-3p.

Refined middle aged widow wants baby sitting or care oi elderly people by the hour. References if required. Answer Box 23. Banner. 29-2p.

WANTED to buy a piano, small studio type preferred. Must be cheap. Inquire at Banner. 29-2i>. WANTED: Gardens to break with Rototiller. Call 656-M. i 29-21

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WANTED: 6 ft. disc and tandem. Robert Johns, Greencastle R. 4. 29-2p.

WANTED: Riders. Must he in liiiliana|Milis by 8:00 A. M. plton,

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POR KK\f unfurnished at bath ' heat a.n d Gnnd location ] •h* e „ HaJ PPR KRyfl furnished mri J Adults. WelJT U H:, nri ,| '' rn apartrueij

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WANTED: Electric house wiring. Prompt service. Reasonable prices. Write James Brewster,

R. R. 4 Greencastle, Ind.

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WORKING girl LOST black billfold between 302 south Vine and Seminary street at 7:00 p. m. Friday. Reward. Call Vera Godfrey, Cloverdale. 26-3t REWARD for reutrn of black Cocker Spaniel, female, answeri to name of Duffy. John Burk 201 north College, Phone 407-J 29-3p.

REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE: 6 room house an! two lots in Commerical Place. Herbert Kendall. 26-4p Farm for sale or trade for city property. 102 acres, halt tillable, ten miles from Greencastle on good black top road Good buildings, good spring water. Phone 193-W. 29-30-1 :i;.

FOR SALE: 4 room house. Dj acres ground, good barn, several outbuildings, also one acre with garage, well and cistern. J. G. Miller, Reelsville. 29-l-2p

MISCELLANEOUS

COX AND SONS general eontractors and builders. Free plans and estimates. Call Leland Cox Coatesville. 22-12p

Artifical Breeding: Holstein Guernsey and Jersey sires. A1 proved transmitters of high milk and butter production. Call be fore 9 A. M. Indiana Artiflea, Breeding Association. Phor* 24 F3, Greencastle. 26-tf

WOMEN to sow at home; profitable business, good earnings. Write Hollywood Mfg. Co. 7962 Melrose Avc., Hollywood 46 Calif. 10-26-2-3p

We are booking orders for ROTOTILL1NG gardens. Phone 910 nr see us at 305 N. Jackson street. Williams & Grove. 26-121.'

< ITt ij Zinc Mill Hoods Black Lumber., Goodyear Johnson . Metzger Lumbi Midwest Airport Over 450 - Crawley 504; I 162: Beck 4M;I Sti a nt Jr. d)| Hill 486; Long 479; Raymond I (98; Juki < O'lW.Kdl Phillips GO l cill , <'m lo Inn| Moose No. j Goodyear No. 2 J Staub Plumbinf j Adams anil Rj|( Hurst's Dairy. Gulf Oil Produl 50(1 and over - 506; M. McCal Elmore 567; Duncan 515: C.1 Scott 541; C. K.i t! r- -.lO: J | 200 or over ■ J. Winning 223; 1 ('. Duncan 201; A

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JOHNNY HAZARD

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