The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 October 1949 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER, CREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1949.

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AT C. H. AND C. IN BAINBRIDGE

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SATURDAY OCTOBER 15

ROACHtALE Members from the H i hilolr V.F.W. Post No. .'tast ami L In Auxiliary who att< mini the

District V.F..VV. meeting nd dinner at Turkey Run Inn, S [)t. 18 were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stamper. Mrs. J„ne

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PtOPLt DON'T GO FISH IN' 4tS' 'COS THEY LIKE TO riSH-TVIE PLANNIN' ON OOIN' AN' TH'TALKIN ABOUT IT APTER They’ OCT BACK IS THE BEST PART.

im SS THE TIME TO GuT VOUR TRACTOR Jfr.O UP FOR WINTER SERVICE.

The beat part ab the WEESNER iMi’i.i'.MENT COMPANY r tlr. • • • > are n.isonably priced and guaranteed satisfactory Ynu dept .| on out 111 implement sales, service, p .rt. e tl 1 sorie.s Then is plenty of parking space p ■ We also pick up and deliver.

Garner. Mrs. Alda McCammon. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Higgle,, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riggle. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robbins. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Perkins and Merle Allen. Funeral services for Donald Dwyer were held Monday afterrocn at one o’clock from the "larlain Funeral Hnme. Rev. K. Whelan in charge of the service. Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Ladoga . mg “Whispering Hope" and 'Eastern Gates”, accompanied .y Miss Eva Williams. Pall :earers were Walter Taylor, John Bullock. Roy Holton. Waller Warick. CIS Hand Boards and Wesley Mimkz Burial was made in the Oakland Cemetery at Montezuma. The Philomath Club meeting was held at the Old Trail Inn on Thursday. Twenty five mem-

bers and one guest. Miss May Hanna, attended^ the neeting At the roll call each member was asked to exhibit a family treasure. A three-course lunchen was served Mrs. E.F. Duckworth gave greetings. During the business Mrs. Byron Crosby was elected to membership. Mrs. John Pickering became an honorary member of the club. Mrs. FYed Lor kridge gave an interesting story on "The Story of Salt." The district convention will be held at Clinton, Friday. Oct. 14. Bainbridge Study dub will be guest at the next meeting. The Night Bridge Club was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fortcr on Fhiday ■vening. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Blaydes aftd the formers, mother, visited with friends and relatives 'r

Tayiorville, 111., Mrs. Don Henley was hostess Wednesday afternoon to the Wednesday Bridge club. Three tables played the 'usual four rounds. Mrs. Helen Wilson was a guest. Mrs. Hazel Lovett won first prize and Mrs. Helen Hamer second. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smilak and •laughter Kathy from Reno. Nev. ire visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riggle and other relatives. Mrs. Maude Strobe spent the week visitirg her daughter. Mr. and Mfs "David Johnson and family of Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs. Arlie Faller. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Faller and Mrs. Earnest Thompson attended T-alhia show at Louisville, Ky. Sunday. -Mrs. Julia Crosby spent the AT THE VONCA8TLE

week end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Summons .and daughter of Dayton, Ohio.*

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WEESNER IMPLEMENT CO.

B. E Goodrich Ri/thrnHide

OREENCASTLE 461 INDIANA

FORD SALES AND SERVICE 1948 •* 6 cylin iev Ford I ton, dual wheels, stake truck. 194* ~ KE In'ern^ onal I I 2 ton new motor, new cab. Thi: t» c;{ looks, runs, like new. 1948 Chevrelc; 1 2 ton pick up, radio-heater, Deluxe cab, only I I.CdO miles. No. 24 internal^, o’ Sorn Picker, new attachments installed. 1942 Ghevr ’ i /ea Sedan, S450.00. COATESVILi, IMPLEMENT COMPANY

Big Sizo VuoiHtm Fuel Oil Circulatinq Heater

Moose Allstars Moose Haven

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Angwcl! Moo.:e Hotshots

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Rcachdaie Over 200 games.

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Bing Crosby is ro-united will larry Fitzgerald »i Paramount'-. Iclightfu! comedy - with - music “Top o’ the Morning,’’ today at the Voncastle Theatre. Aim Blyth and Hume Cronyn ae. starred with them.

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MeCammack 212; Gardner 203 Scroggin 218; Sears 200-201 McBride 208. 500 series Svars 558; McBrid> 534; Parkei- 533; Diekey 52C: C Crawley 525; Sutherlin 507; Me Cammnck 559; Etcheson 512.

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Lea—'e Rutters

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Greencastle Motors Laundry Ease

Panellers

High game: Lucile Henter 171 Ober 400; Lucile Heuter 443

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Most tires have cords that work out of rythm. Result: Weak spots invite trouble. Overstrained cords wear out t‘H> S4T n.

BF(i tires have cords rhai gether in perfect unison. / hi no iron thread*. Result: Mori fort, safety, and mileage.

HIERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR WISENT TIRES MAKES NET COST SURPRISINGLY LOW

See this great difference in tires yourself. Ask ghtuit our liberal trade-in allowance.

PM ONLY $*so

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Hess Sales and Service

7-9 EAST FRANKLIN ST.

PHONE I I

Full 14-inch Burner— 53,000

BTU output!

Dual Chamber Burner gives you more heat from every drop of oil. Burns clean. Special Waste Stopper directs heat into your home. Big Radiant Doors'open wide to give you tpiick spot heat. Finger-Tip Control Dial for the exact heat you need ... without

work or dirt! ^.asy Terms of—

See the ruinous model 81.5 wllli 75000 BTU Heal rating — Only ,.412}).05 less lank and blower. N —rr-

ADMIM.S1 RATOR’S SALE The undersigned (In ■ ilstrator of (lie late Orville Tuttle Estale will sei! al jiublii i. tinn .n I . in |i 2 miles east nf Ullnton Falls, :p , mile- west .1 Briek ( luj|xd. jiist nil the black top road, aid If. mile- northwest el (.reeiieastle, on, Wednesday, October 5th, 1949 A I I 2:011 O'CLOCK

CATTLE

On. Guernsey I IV. villi nin h-ifer (all hy side; ,fj bales good Allalfa hay; Ml hai - mixed hay. HOUSEHOLD AND MISCELLANEOUS

I tons of coal.

Onu old \\ almit w * hc'is. dresser, chest of drav\ers, 1 rockers I(l *,*, ?, aiL; 1 I Ii. j si in I tables, (lining table, drop N'Hl table, j kitclii'ii la > ii'" wash stand, coal rangr, kcrosem ratine <o<diinu • t< s t di I s ciithrx. crocks and jars. Aladdin lamp < oloma'i lamo ; oil lamps, mirror, pictures, MM.ks. I|idlts and cnml. rl, fiaiber IhmIs. 7 pillous, ironinu loiard. clothe- hamt « > te t J hound Iriink, * coal heutiiiK sto\cs and man> olh<*/ artii .m |..t of small band tools, sav\s, axes! forks ahovels sled^. ho. s k.in barrel v\itb lancet, oil tank fruit jars lard pn - s »ie . mill feed sacks, * step ladders, twid many odiei article- used around home.

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THOMAS l TUTTLE. Adm.

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BF.Goodrich FIRST IN RUBBER

C. H. AND C. HARDWARE BAINBRIIGE

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lln* price i, Jown, fjnwn, down! See us for your dream kilelien. Start enjoying the work-saving wonders of n genuine, white-enam-eled steel Youngstown Kitchen. Ymi’II Ijcnd less, stiiop lev,—you’ll fairly fly llirougli the dishes. How these nationally advertised bcuutie* vurk Ifir you! ( all today. ,4 hi!chin-planning expert will come to your home at your convenience and plan your new kitchen in miniature. No cost •r obligation.

OCTOBER* SPBCtAL

Yniingslown Kitchenai.ler Cabinet Sink, 54” modef twin, fhile.l draiiilinards, cutlery drawer, two roomy shrives! one-piece, aeid-resisting iNireelain-enamel top with im-I'rc'-'d soap dish. s«'mging mixing-faueet, rrumlwup strainer, 4 Itn. k spiasher, recessed toe and knee spie r Flanked by Youngslowii Kitchen base cahineta and wall cabinets exactly as shown. Thii'wonilerful price u for Octnhm only.

Clioosc the right Kitchenaider for homo, needs and purs# 11 luxury models-11 wonderful, low prices You can’t beat this quality —no matter how much you payl FEATURES! ( 66 " Twin-U.lu«. shewn) FEATURES!

tuy in October for a lifetime of convert see and rervice. Not coif/), remodeling, fu-« hutolhlion.

1. Swinqinq miiing-lamet 2. Handy, tiiqqer.apeioledriste,prey 3. Oar piece, ocid-remlisg perceloieenamel lop 4. Roc -.Ird corner, 5. Imp, ised soop di.h A. Twin-bowl dishwashing 7. Cr umb cup strainer (ellmlnete, dlshpan) 8. Iteovy sound insolotion 9. Portitiened cutlery drawer - linoleum lined

to. Hi-keke eeemel Bsish It. Remevuhle bteed heurd 12. High-qeelity threw kerdweiw U. Slidieg shelf M. Terpedu due, cutchet IS. *eemy sterege cempertmeets (I7.S cubic fuut) M. Stop-be i rutk (Inside deer) 17. Reiessed tee end knee space M- Ires, drawer rumors (ee sH<kh«)

WATCH THURSDAYS NEWSI’AFIR!

BLACK LUMBER CO. 501 North liuliami si. • PHONE 403 .

•BY MULLINS MAIL TODAY DEALEk black LUMBER CO. ( ) Without obligation to me send color booklet showing Vouogstown Kili-hens. ( ) Demonstrate to me my future kitchen in miniature.

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Biltty Godfrey 441: Doris' 415; Anna Camilla 410: McCullough 406 Stella *01 : V.ctoria Morrison Id) 1

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HORACE LINK & CO “The Store of Furniture’’ Announces A complete Demonstration of the SPEED QUEEN IRONER By Miss Derrine Bieber, Factory Speeialbl EVERY AFTERNOON, THE WEEK OF MONDAY, OCTOBER 3RD. THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8TH. at 2:00 P. M. and 4:00 P. M.

Ilnruee Link A Uomp my is nl.-ase i t„ an voiiikt llriil .Miss Uerrlne llleln i. « * tt ' 1 ,r ' 1 rained »pe, lull I nl Speed Queen, will he In our store during the w<< l‘ «* r :f " 1 Ihrnugh Oetob.) 8lh, In usslsl y„„ ,v|||, v „ IIr | r „ I1( . r problems. S!,«- will condiid I'" 1 programs ea.h afternoon at 2t0« and 4:(H). Come In and see for yourself h->« "" " I.- to Iron on Speed Queen’s fully Automatic Ironer! Be sure to phi i »“ ^ " i,Jl "* during one of these demonatratlon periods! HORACE LINk & CO. “The Store of Furniture’'