The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 September 1954 — Page 4

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BANNER EAUM PAGE

"ALL ROADS LEAD

FREE MOVIES

TO BAINBRIDGE

TRY THE NEWLY CPEN^O HIGHWAY 3S TO CUR HUGE

M < ity Park Tonight. Daltons Ride Again”

'I his is tho final show of the season.

ECONOMY SALE HOW IN PROGRESS! (See Ad on Page 3)

Tl u I Think

rXGRATEFL'L MOUSE PUEBLO. Colo. Sept. 8—<UP> -Mary Margaret Rogers. 12, 'vas treated at a local hospital J Tuesday after freeing a mouse from the clutches of an alley cat. The mouse bit her finger.

C. H. and G. HARDWARE BAINBRIDGE' IKQiAii

Twice

ONE BILLIONTH

when you buy

auto insurance!

about cost.. • Compare Allstate’s low rates and benefits. See why the number of Allstate policyholders has more than doubled in less than three years. Over two million car owners are getting the really b ti‘ r value you’d expect from t he company founded by Sears.

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about service... Allstate is famous fot f»st, fair claim settlements. Before you buy auto insurance. think twice — and see your Allstate Agent. Ask, too, about Allstate’s low cost Comprehensive Personal Liability 1 nsurance.

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Willi AM WOOD PRINCE, president of the stockyards, welcomes the «^ ^ ^ '*’ billionth animal to -ter «je Chicago stocky ) >AlAST^TE to 1^65. Tlie animal will be place i o! . i - 1 /uwa i N * u r a n c c companv jevold of Humboldt, la^ will be paid $l.uo (' l n T oi m * 1 , ( btock company pf>ot«=.ction white-faced Hereford steer. (International Soundpliotoj (eunded bf Sear , An corponHo „

by ■9'jf* Roebuck a^d Co. asset* jnd

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i--*- ^ lb* 'ittes distinct and separate from the parent company.

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Because of ill health we ar*» quitting the : • Imsiiiess and v ill Sell our herd of Jerseys at Auction ai our f t» • ,ii e,-tl\ acr«*ss from new I. B. M. plant on the Greeneastl* 4|.! . i * I. on

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Friday, September Yi% 1554

RIVERS HAS

REAL BUYS

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\T I J:30 O f » <*< i\ ‘

WHITS

14-DAIRY CATUE I years old with t.ilf l»\ si«l*-. t g ti

14

USED APPLIANCES

DARK, 3 % ,ear old with calf b> side, 2 .al

* '* old with calf b\ side

2 yrs.

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i* (!i in rail lakes. .1. more than e.tlf

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takes.

MII.Kt WAY. to yrs. old with calf by I ‘ 1 g •> per <lay.

BROADV, 2 > rs. old to freshen soon. BII.IA . 7 year old cow, milking I g >1 pn !

FATSO. 7 year old, milking 3 gal per da\. !.i .1 I • ’> 1st BEAl’TIN X. 5 year old. milking I gal j>< i <1 \

HIPPY. f» year old. will freshen t>\ sale <i i\ . flEIP'KR, 3 year old to freshen Novetuh r II This is a nice pure bred hunch nt b i >• \ (

teste:!. FEED

4<MI bushel, more or less, good old \ * l| ft(HI Bales more or less Clover it h \X h a

gal row.

i. I. B and Bangs

orn

't raw.

One Dialomatic Bendix washer good as new. One Deluxe model XI. and \V. eonventional washer. One Blaekstone automatic v ,'sher lebuilt. One Blaekstone conventional w i .her. One ispred Queen conventional w asher. one standard M. and VY. conventional washer.

XI so SPECIAL DEAL Ox\ MAX DEXTER XX ASHERS.

DAIRY EQUIPME’

DeLav'al milker eomplefe, motor comp units, one wash vat. one milk bucket. S, e : a dump rake in good shap*’. old mower.

>r p’|'» for 7 coi\s, 2 nuik cans. etc. XIso

STERLING BOAiTiiC'iT

TERMS — t \SH.

Not rrspoo;^

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ALTON III RST. V'K tioneer

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: M X I N s 4 lerk.

PUBLIC

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One Estate oil Heater. 3 to 5 rooms. One Coleman oil heater, 50,000 P.Tt fiood as new. One XXard’s Sunlight Oil lleat- • 51,300 BTC-

One Ice Bov. )iist the thing for w "bends at the cabin. One Servel gas refrigerator, good as new. About 7 ft. <tno <'oolerator, about three ve ils old. about 8 ft. A-l condition One Coldspot Refrigerator, about 8 ft. '»iie Apartment size refrigerator.

As we have sold our farm, we will il known a* the Frank Huber farm. I •< icd I erdaie. 4 miles northwest of QuJnc> m

aiH'tioii at place, s s!*':l hcasf of ( Jovnorfli and I mil*'

east of XX T1A tower, the following personal a, il\. <iii

SATURDAY, SEPT. 11TH

Sale Starts at 11:00 o< ' ’ I

i:—CAT’11 I

1 Registered Jersey cow. 3 yr eld, i 1— Registered Jersey cow , 4 \ r. old. These ctwvs have been ■> , i .> ■■ fairs and are tdiie ribbon winners. P. h i 3—Jers*'* *s>ws, all ft nod ages md m. ' t—4.ucnis«w cow and calf wisk oil X 3—Heifi. . 2— Bull •'«

lilk.

!e and

unity

«*nA Roper bottled gas Range, good condition One Philgas Range, good condition. One Modern Maid gas Range, good rendition. One Estate gas Range. PRICt ROM 815 up to 865.

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One Hotpoint Ironer. <>a" Hotpoint Range. One <*. E. Range, tine Norge Range. t>n<' I rigidaire Range. One Detroit Jewel Range.

» XRM f dl l EXTENTS VM

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Chore Mister gra*ten tractor wilh I in plow, a go««*t on*’. 2 s»s tion steel drag I utensils, ban I tools and other mjs« * |lan. . as

inner and garden <.nis and milking Irs.

tin« 14 ft. home made frer/er. «*ne t bole Ire Cream Cooler. One Monarch Coal or Wood R mge. t*;i. gas. Water Heater, natural g.ls

HOI st HOI O

CT'*slcx refrigerator. Hotpoint ekeim i bo in r hot plate, i wronado ebs tru washer, dinm. . e d ’ * b ms, platform mcker. 2 is*ckors». stand tabb-. -i , t t- ■. i. m cabinet, occasional chair, davenport, sewing o • m . * riling t tbt >, 3 JM*. b«striM*ui suite. 2 beds. $ linoleum rut s >ui t |isb* s. l.mg utensils and many niis*'ellane«vis artieies.

one n»m 12” ^hirlev smk _ $75.

( abinet

<OMt IN XM» XSK XBOt T Ol r THREE BHi SPtX'l \LS On XOI Nt.STOWN JsINKs.

TERXIs _ « Vs||

Not resjumsible in i-ase of in-

id* ut.

Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Kay, Owners

RIVERS

Wayne Branneman. Auet. (•!< n I urr. ( lerk ( loverdale P T \. will f ;rr !i ! h

ELECTRIC SHOP

Phone 1135 North Ja* kson 's|re* t.

IMPRESSIVE VICTORY PHOENIX. Ariz. Sept. 8 <UP> — Ernest W. Mc Farland won an impressive victory in securing the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Tuesday’s

primary. incomplete returns showed today". It signified a political comeback for the former majority leader of the Fair Deal •Jays.

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The veteran politician now will face Gov. Howard Pyle, Republican incumbent, in the general election. Pyle won office in lf>50 and was re-elected in 1952. Pyle ran unopposed in Arizona’s primary’ election Tuesday".

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CYO DIRECTOR GENERAL RESIGNS

Summertime Mocd ail Winter long!

For luxurious living . . . clean, comfortable and economical heat all winter long . . . choose a Williamson Gas Furnace. Its quality construction insures long life and thrifty operaHon. Make the right choice today for years of carefree heating.

PHONt TODAY

Free Inspection

w iL >- iA .r. s ™

Covert Keating and Sheet Metal

507 OHIO STREET — PHONE 251

fasy to ERECT Unico CORN CRIBS ALL-METAL CONSTRUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Build ©n concrete or treoted wood platform — rat proof and verminproof. Easy filling — through vent cap. removable roof panel or side wall panel. Three types of ventilation available. Down draft rotary ventilator with 21" opening is always toward prevailing winds, assuring maximum drying. Fully approved for CORN LOANS. Many outstanding features — Available in 500, 800, 1100 and 1500 Bushel Capacity.

As I ant selling my |ir<*p* rty ;»ud breaking up luiusekcfping, I will sell my hmuseliuld goods at auction at my home jii’.t north of the XX’ri’jhl s*or in I ilimore, on

Saturday, September 11th, 1954

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Diftributed exclusively by:

PUTNAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU

I Three burner kerosene stove, airtight healer, kitchen cabinet, oak drop leaf tabl'\ kit* hen chairs, walnut drop leaf table, extra nice; drop leaf work table; kitohen cabinet, two kitchen safes, old fashioned org m stool, s* s li Thomas clock, ccmhination safe and cliinit closet, sewing machine, XYahiuf slan:l ! d ie, porch furniture, three ro -king chairs, i.ir ,e chair, Jennie I ind be I, with springs and mattress; Xlabogan. stand labie. *lr«>vsi r, our I irg*’ clothes ♦•best, hall tree, library table, stand tables, nine by twel\e rugs, small rugs, large mirror, sauilar^ eo|. one lot ol dishes, some antiques, cooking utensils, Aladdin Lump and tnany oilier articles too numerous to mention.

TERM —( As!I.

Not responsible for accidents.

GIVING no immediate reason. Bishop Bernard J. Shell.(left), senior auxiliary bishop of the Roman Catholic archdiocese of Chicago, resigns as director general of the Catholic Youth organization. Known the world over as the •’apostle of youth,” Bishop Sheil talks with Samuel Cardinal Stritch of Chicago following a conference with newspaper reporters. (International Soundphoto)

COOP., ASS N

Banner Adi Pay

MAUD ARNOLD

A. O. HI \ I i f. Amt ionccr.

A. H HI NTEK, < lerk.

GREEN(ASTEE

PHONE 151

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WARDS

CEARANCE

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IT” MMOQANY CONSOLE TV

WAS 229.95

Space-saving and practical; hand rubbed mahogany veneer cabinet, glaie-t ee 17” pictuie. I'M sound.

179.77

OUR interest is in YOUR favor!

In the face of steadily rising costs of living we are STIEE making long-trim farm loans at file same low interest tale of

ONLY 4%

XXith a long-term, 1 i rdcral I,and Bank l<<‘n, you *an meet your payments ami still have sufficient working < apifal so necessary lor progress. I <* get tlo- compl* I*’ l o t iibi*'it a loan on your farm, wilhoiil any obligation, ronta< t

GREENCASTLE NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASS N.

EX \N BROWN, Sec re I a ry-T rcas'irer 18' 2 W . W X dll M. I ON t.REENt ASTEE, IND Serves II* ndri* ks, Pulliam and Parke < omities

STARTS A-POOL WITHOUT RUSSIA

21” MODERN TABLE TV - WAS 2SS 33

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21" MAHOGANY CONSOLE TV—WAS 274.95

Mahogany finished hardwood cabinet. Picture stabil- 0Q0 ity, superior reception, extremely simple tuning. tI

21" MAHOGANY CONSOLE TV-WAS 274.85

Mahogany finished hardwood cabinet. "Black” pic- 'J'J ture tube, dynamic speaker. Simplified tuning.

21" CONSOLE TV WITH DOORS—WAS 373.„5

Wards best. Hallmark quality mahogany veneer 000 77 cabinet with half-length doors. Big 11" speaker. JL7l»l /

2!” SUPREME CONSOLE TV - WAS 259.95

149.77

Mah. ’ganv veneer ■ ib-net; supreme in beau' .• and performance. Easy-rolling ra-stq’s; glare-free

picture.

CLEARANCE PRICE INCLUDES FED. TAX ] FULL YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS.

USING a fission rod to send a signal to Shippingport, Pa., President Eisenhower starts a ground-breaking ceremony for the first commercial-size atomic power plant. In a televised addres* following the signal-sending in Denver, the President told the nation the United States and a group of friendly countries are starting •—without Russia — an Immediate creation of an International atomic pool for peaceful purposes. (International/

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