The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 June 1949 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER* GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1949.

Clean Up Sale

All hats rtalticrri for quirk <al«‘. A jjoo<l assortment to/ •house from. White ineliuleil.

THE

VOLVIA

SHOP

‘JO Vine Street

HAT

SOCIETY

Home Kc. (iiih Met June 16th

The Hast Floyd Hom- Keo

nomica I’luh rnet with Mr=. L r 'i ■ fel Goss at her home Thursday afternoon, June 16. The meetinr, was railed to order by the president, Mrs. Uoyd Greenlee. The Greed was read and the salute was ffivrn to the American Fla# , ( and to the Christian Fla# — I ‘I'we.nty-three members and twelve guests and children anwerrsl roll call with a “Safety

plan 1 use in my Home.” A lesson on “Derorntive Ar-

OAK or rangement of Flowers" was very SUMAC well given by Mrs. Claren e Science has Coop 'r and Mrs. Glen Duncan discovered who demonstrated how to make

an excellent new treatment for ivy. M , l , ltlfia bou uets wUh a few

oak or sumac poisonuiK. It s gentle 1

and safe, dries up the blisters in hovers and the right size ami a surprisingly short time, — often J ape vase and the arrangement

W.thin 24 hours. At druggists, thp flnwrs

A.l, I \ / \/ I ^ B J \/ * iat ^ n sa f 0, y lesson on fur A i^| J gy M precautions to take rn cleaning

POISON

IVY xcellent new tre« or sumac puison safe, dries up t rprisingly short iin 24 hours. At

IVY-DRY

PLUMBING-HEATING-ROOFING INNTAI.I. V()I |{ NEW HEATING PLANT NOW! NO .MONTHLY PAYMENTS Til. tKTOBER. NOW Is THE BEST TIME TO <iPT WAKIPS LOW PRICES! ON WARDS NEW CKEIHT PLAN YOU IMIN’T HAVE ANY MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO MAKE TIL OCTOBER.

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WARM AIR HEATING STOKERS — BLOWERS STEAM — HOT' WATER PLANTS OIL FT KNACKS

GUARANTEED INSTALLATION. FREE ESTIMATE — NO OBLIGATION. 1 SAVE ON W ARDS PLI MHING. MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATURES FOR BETTER SERVICE. LONGER WEAR. RATH OUTFITS. AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC W ATER HEATERS. ACTOMATIC GAS W ATER HEATERS. SHALLOW WELL WATER SYSTEM. DEEP WELL W ATER SYSTEMS. GUARANTEED INSTALLATION. FREE ESTIMATE. NO OBLIGATION.

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house, given by our safety leader. Mrs. Marvin Edgar. Our secretary. Mrs. Harry Miller, read a letter from Mrs. Orville Mdier thanking us for ur pledge of $1.00 per member to be paid when the Honv; Demonstration House Construction is started. The committee on writing a Constitution for our Club submitted a copy which will ho act. ed upon at our July meeting. Vlrs. James Smodley gave an interesting report on the lour to Hill’s Rose Gardens at Richmond and then to Muncte where we visited Ball Bros. Glass Factory and Ball State College. Our meeting closed by all rroeating the Club Prayer. Delirious refreshments were served 0. 1r next meeting will he a pitch-in-dlnner at the home of Mrs. James Smodley. + 4- -I- + Mrs. Gough Hostess To Bible Class The Keystone Bible Class of Gohin Methodist church met on rhur -day evening, June 16, with Mrs. H. B. Gough. Mrs. O. T. iiggins and Mrs. Sarah Wright were assisting hostesses. Mrs Lee Reeves, class president, conduoted the business

session.

Mrs. Rlva Parrish conducted the devotions in her usual ami ineresting way. Tim program leader, Mrs. Helii Hawkins, reviewed one of Mis. Anna Fellows Johnson's books. "The Jester’s Sword" This was very well given, and enjoyed by iho 15 members and one visitor, who were present. Following the program the hostess served delicious refreshments. I HOSPITAL NOTES Betty Moore of Greencastle was admitted Saturday. Genf-va Brown of Stilesville It. 1 was admitted Saturday. Cathleen Reynolds of Greenastle, was admitted Saturday. Steven Johnson of Coatesville, was admitted Saturday. Benjamin Keherger of Brazil 1. 5, was admitted Saturday.

BUYS HIS OWN GOODS PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UP) Batteatino J. Zonfrillo of Pawtuckot bid $13.50 to get a box of hand-carved wooden novelties from Italy which were on auction because somebody had failed to claim them for the $1.25 import tax due. Later he discovered the box had been consigned to none other than himself and it had cost him $12.25 above the tax to get his own property.

Don't miss the sale at the COED DRESS SHOP this week Bargains in every line, including formals. Hickman’s 315 Green wood avenue. 2.0-2t

Classified Ads

All elasMltled advertising must lie paid In advance. Customers using classified aids are asked Ui send rash with the ad. Figure the first 15 words at 25 cents and each additional word one

FOR SALE

FOR SALE: New John Deere mowing machine. Glen Custis, Coatesville. 20-2p

13, 15. 17, 20, 22. 24-6t

! FOR SALE: 1937 DeSoto WANTED: Fence building

75c per rod including end Walter Keck. Route 2 * dale. Ind. 13-16-20-23-4,,

- paint soc, confrom Farmers Supply, Inc.

SPECIAL for this week. 1936 Ford 2 door. $100. all cash. Hess Sales & Service. Phone 1020. 20-6!.

ditton in every way. Also 1940 Dodge two door in A-l condition. Take choice. Kenneth Edwards, , Coatesville, Ind. 18-2p.

FOR SALE: John Deere B tractor and cultivator. F 12 tractor and cultivator. 2-4-D sprayers special price. John Deere Power Mower. Farmers Supply, Inc. 20-31. CHAIR HEAD rests are cleaned pe.Tertly with Fina Foam. It's odorless. Stop ’N Shop. It.

FOR SALE: 11I47 (December) 4-door Elect master Chevrolet. C. N. Phillips. Phene Greenoastle. 960 or Fillmore 1177. 20-St

FOR SALE: 1948 Oliver onerow Corn Master. An excellent picker. Robert Vaughn, Mr Meridian. 15-17-20-3p

z-LALi! your order for coal NOW! Vandalia Coal Co. Phone 588. eod.

LOST: Rlack, white and tan English Beagle hound. One toe missing on right front foot. Call 345 any time. Reward. Ip.

FOR SALE: Plants. Mrs. Charles Crawley, 309 N. Indiana St. 23-tf.

Headquarters tor curved rafters for barns, garages, machine sheds, warehouses, stores, factories. Black Lumber Co., 501 N. Indiana St. Phons 403. 10-tf

FOR SALE: Fries, New Hampshire Reds, 30e lb. Mrs. Gladys Ray, Cloverdale. Phone 163. 14-1Ip

CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friendo for all the ranis, flowers and sympathy. Also Dr. Deitloff and nurses for their kindness during my stay In the hospital. Mrs. Mattie Toney pd

FOR SALE: Oil range. Phone 3F13, south 43, house with white fence on either side. 17-4p FOR SAIJ5: Black raspberries. Phone 851. 17-tt.

FOR SALE: 1936 Dodge 4 door sedan, radio, heater and seat covers, $300.00. Hess Sales and Service. Phone 1020. 20-P!

FOR SALE: K 7 134 W B tractor saddle tanks fifth whe 1 all like new. Hess Sales and Service. Phone 1020. 20-6t

FOR SALE: Pullets, New Hampshire Rods, 5 months old. Across from Lee’s Body Shop south on 43. 18-2p FOR SALE: Spotted Poland China male hog, double immune, cheap. Howard Moore. Phone 7F21. 18-2t.

FOR SALE: Locust post--Place your order for future de livery. Splits or rounds, anv amount, any size. Charles Monahan, Locust Heights Farm, 3 miles smith Putnamville. Mon-tf.

FOR SALE: Registered Angus bull. Raymond Wright. Phone 2F11. 20-2p.

FOR SALE: OR TRADE: 1936 Ford stock truck with grain lied. Fair condition. Edgar Steele, near Clinton Falls. 20-2r.

Will give female terrier pup to someone who wants a small, lively <log. Phone 544-R. Ip.

COME IN and see having your fence

fields sprayed. We have

hs about rows and

, . . a now .>« foot boom type sprayer and are ready to go. Williams and

Greve. Phone 910. Mon-Wed- Fri-tf.

WANTED: Hay baling ~cr shares or by bale. Howard MoonPhone 7F2L 28 . t{ STAFF MEMBERS W VVTmi voeapekieni kneckssv v FI LI. <)lt PART TIM I- '

,,,, TO

MAKE 1 I» To OH MORp

IN NEXT 3 MONTHS

Men and women of good eharaeter to show the famous ot n CROSS PLAN FOR HOSPITa AND SURGICAL CARE to , n dividual.-: and family grouns This is n dignified profession ' no cold canvassing neeessarv. We help you to get lends ami recom-

mendations — it' a

simple!

amazingly

FOR SALE: Good Jersey milk cow, extra fresh. Theodore Hurst. Airpprt road. ip.

NOW IS THE TIME to spray and trim evergreens, shrubs anil trees. Trees removed. Power equipment. Work guaranteed. All this week. Box 11, c/o Banner. William Walsh. ' 20-3p.

FOR SALE: 1948 KB-6-176 WB cab and Chassis only 2(5,' 000 miles, can use 14 or 16 ft. bodj^ .has the original tires (8.25 x 20) Hess Sales & Service. Phone 1020. 20-Gt

AT MILLER'S, complete line of “REVERE WARE”, copper clad cooking utensils. 17-19 East

Washington St

FOR SALE: 16 very nice TriHampshire sows, bred to Poland China hoar, due to farrow in August. Charles Cox, Greencastle R. 1. 1 20-2p

FOR SALE: At Tuesday: 20 .head

calves, 2 black bulls,

of hogs.

Sale Pavilion of cows and

160 head

20-U.

FOR SALK: One and two weeks old straight run started chicks, both heavy and light breed. O. K. Hat cilery. .... 2o-3t

About 20 per cent of American farm production is due to the use of fertilizer.

READY TO SERVE YOU IN OUR NEW SHOP

SHOPPERS SPECIAL : ■ f f , a K* 5 a, TUESDAY

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WARDS LONGWEAR 81 x 108 SHEETS

Snow/ itroQp muslin

Tightly woven for strength— 128 threads per sq. inrh of heavy long staple cotton. 3”

top hem.

MONTGOMERY WARD

FOR SAI.K Olt TKADR: 1941 Plymouth, fuliy equipped with ail extras. Can be financed for 18 mo. Raymond Goss, Coatesville, Ind. 20-2p.

FOR SALE: 1941 Pontiac, two door, radio, heater. Good shape. Phone 25-W. 20-2p. FOR SALE: My property located at 640 East Walnut St. Priced to sell. Laurence Butcher. Phone 175-R, 20-2p.

FOR SALE: Bottle gas stove with 2 large tanks. Moving, must be sold by Tuesday evening. 916 N. Madison. 20-lp.

WANTED

WANTED: Yearling feeder cattle, Shorthorn, Hereford or Angus. Enos E. Alice, Coatosville R. 2. 20-2p.

WANTED: Riders to Indianapolis from 3 p. m. to 12 midnight. 118 Chestnut St. 17-3p.

WANTED: Custom haling, by bale or on shares; also custom combining, 2 combines. See Ira or John Moore. Phone 995-J.

WANTED: Custom baling, done by M. M. baler. 15c hale on ground, 17c halo loaded. Albert Gerlach, Phone Roachdale. 14-36p. WANTED TO RENT: Farm of 100 to 200 acres on halves, good recommendation. William Singleton, Fillmore, Ind. First house east Bethel Church. 18-5p

This LOW-COST insurance plan which pays LIBERAL BENf' FITS UP TO $660 00 A YEAH to each person, requires an initial premium payment of OV! Y $1.00 FOR THE FIRST MONTH to cover an individual or a family group, ALL IN oNf POLICY. Therefore, the pr,. m . ium is determined by the number of people in the family group—and the rates are VERY LOW! If you are aalcs-minded, sincere, courteous, and like your fellov human beings — here is an op portunity tod do them a good turn and at the same time build a truly substantial income for yourself through ADVANCED ('OMMISSIONS and very liberal RENEWAL COMMISSIONS that come to you month after month ye.ar after year. This OLD CROSS PLAN is simplicity itself and appeals to EVERYBODY! The beautiful brochure we send you ABSOLUTELY FREE — to show your friends and prospects, explains everything so clearly! Without obligation, send today foi full particulars. Address THE OLD CROSS PLAN FOR HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL CARE, Old Equity Building, Gary-26. Ind. WANTED - NOW SALES REPRESENTATIVES This may be just what you have always wanted if you are married and between 25 to 35 years of age. Here is what we offer. You will represent the largest manufacturer in the field of furnaces for home heating and winter air conditioning. You will be given intensive training, unobtainable in any school oi eolJegt in this .country. During the basic training period, in Cineinnati, we pay your living expenses. Constant training and adviee on the job. HOW TO GET THE COMPLETE STORY

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in distill, values j j Indian^ ly "i ,|< fer hoii*- '' n rw irn s ,

p<i for

quick;

Lady for general housework and care of children in doctor’s home. No laundry. Salary by arangement. Stay. References desired in first letter. Age 2055. Address: Mrs. John H. Greist, 5032 Park Ave., Indianapolis, Indiana. Tel. Humboldt 7211. 18-4t.

Boy 15. wants part time work. Box 14.

or full-18-2p

I will b, Sale ban rots ant q r -iturf, ^ Oov, lia Y John' Anificg 'Uerniqi droved uid butt*, ore 9 a. Ireedinj •'4F3, (j Nelly* for the fu Noticei IF highest lead aniro lervire. Can '• or j,|„ 154-J, By Inc, NOTICE; hey are f ,f -lames L all at my of settlement ■'k'lminiitntm h’OR KJsr furnished Sloominjton. for raS ooms, grounij ,’as, miniNa reduced. 502 FOR KENT:j rooms, unfuni Columbia St in. and 4 p. m. G. Goss, Coat"

FOR RENT: nished apartme; St.

LOST in M - sport shirt in a: |H*r. Finder phy’s office. NEW HFA HAS >0 111

Chicago. E - are hailing I ~ gives them. making them button in the

joy songs,

companionship cess with na ‘

ing that

any button I With the new mold you r'l) :>nly from de" even the apf The makers oii

You bet we are proud of our new shop, and you will like it too when you visit us ----- We regret that we have been unable to serve you for several months but we know that you will agree with us that our new modern shop is worth the time and effort it has taken and even though wo know you will like the appearance of our shop with its new interior, you will be pleased to know that we have considered your welfare and have the best electrical sterilization equipment < THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO COME AND VISIT US. JOHNSON S BARBER SHOP

11 South Indiana St.

Greencastle

Write us today. Give weight and height. If convenient, send small photo. Tell us nil alxmt yourself; your ago; marital status; children, if any; educational background; sales experience if any and family background. Your letter will' be acknowledged and n personal interview arranged at the earliest possible date. Be sure to let us have your full address and phone number and when you write, clip this nd and

send it with your letter. . ., IMPORTANT; Your letter will H50 W 1910* be treated in the strictest coup are so prowt fidence. This is a permanent nient w) career job. It is a hard job. but their 'w it pays off. Write immediately wrapper} ano to W. H. Wuerdeman. ", The can tost tm» Williamson Heater Company, device in •' 4558 Marburg Avenue, Cincin- own now - nail 9, Ohio. 20-21 penny. Wrae

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