The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 October 1955 — Page 3

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We’re Quick To Find and Fix Your Car Trouble Front end, rear end, brakes, engine, transmission . . . whatever the trouble, bank on us to find it fast and fix it expertly ... at modest cost. non >11 Kits AUTO SALES, Inc. YOUR CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH DEALER PHONE 84a 111 Nortb Jacksoi

noth r. of %i>>ii\ivri{ vrioN In llic Flreuit I'ourt of 1’iitnnm County. Indiana. Notice is Iigreby given that Catherine T. McCord was on the 1'* day of Oct., Iappointed Administratrix with the will annexed of tli.. estate of Anna Cheney Tillotson, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, wlietlier or not now due. must tile the same in said court within six Hi) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will I>e forever barred. Dated at Oreencastle, Indiana, this 1 ft dav of Oct., 1 (*•">•’>. William It. Padgett. Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana. Probate Cause No. Pr>4R. 1<\ d. Sfoessel, Attorney. 22-20-5- 3*.

Its Blackwood Op Bridge Mr. Muzzy Fools Himself On Four Spade Contract Miss Brash had a very bad time of it on this hand. Potentially she had four defensive tricks —two in chibs and two in hearts. In addition, her side had a sure diamond trick. And yet Mr. Muzzy scored a smashing success by bringing home his four spade contract. What irritated Miss Brash most was the manner in which this miracle occurred. West dealer. Neither side vul-

nerable.

NORTH Mr. Dale

A 8 3 V 8 6

♦ A J 10 9 5 2 A 7 6 3

Trying to make the safest possible lead, she of^ned a trump. Mr. Muzzy won and cashed two more rounds of trumps Then he led a diamond and reached for the ace to kill Miss Brash's queen. Somehow he didn’t reach far enough, however, and pulled the jack from the board by mistake. TRAFFIC PLAY This turned out to be a terrific play. Poor Miss Brash was in the lead with nothing left but hearts and clubs. Anything she returned was bound to give Mr. Muzzy a trick. After some thought she decided on the nine of clubs and Mr. Muzzy won with the 10. With a great show on confidence he now cashed all of his remaining spades, leaving the A 10 9 of diamonds and two little clubs on the board. Miss Brash discarded down to the AQJ of hearts and the K J of clubs. Mr. Abel's hand didn't matter. Next diamond was led to dummy’s ace and Miss Brash dropped the jack of hearts. She was still in a position to defeat the contract if Mr. Muzzy led a club and finessed the queen. MISTAKE WINS She would win with the king for her second trick and return a club. Mr. Muzzy would have to win with the ace and lead away from his king of hearts. Actually the club finesse was the play Mr. Muzzy had in mind. But unfortunately for his opponents he was under the mistaken impression that he had already won nine tricks. “Well, no use taking a chance for an extra trick, eh partner?” he remarked, as he led a club from dummy and went up with his ace. He followed with the queen of clubs and Miss Brash was in. She had nothing left but the AQ of hearts and had to give Mr. Muzzy a trick with the king.

WEST Miss Brash A 6 2 V A Q J 10 9

5 4

♦ Q A K J

EAST

Mr. Abel A 9 7 4

V 7 2

♦ K 8 7 3 A 8 5 4 2

SOUTH Mr. Muzzy A A K Q J 10 5 V K 3 A 6 4 A A Q 10 The bidding: ^ West North East South 4 V Pass Pass 4 A Pass Pass Pass

FINCASTLE Mrs. Kenneth Shannon entertained the Country club Wednes- ] day afternoon at her home west of Fincastle. There were fifteen members answered roll call and three guests, Mrs. Alta Shannon, Mrs. Anna Gardner and Mrs. Dessa Kinney enjoyed the afternoon and the lovely refreshments served by the hostess and her assistant. Mrs. Ruth Brothers. Mrs. Sadie Sheehy and Mildred Mandleco w r on the contest prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Steele attended the county Lions meeting Wednesday evening w’hich was held in the Student Memorial Building on the DePauw campus. Mrs. Dessa Kinney is visiting relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers and Bobby, called on relatives here Wednesday evening. James Priest visited his mother, Mrs. Mae Priest Wednesday. Mrs. Maude Brothers and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clodfelter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wm. Brothers and sons were guests of her sister and family in Greensburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Runyan are building a new house on their farm west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Floy Harmless j are covering their house with

j shingles.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Priest and SAYERS REAL ESTATE sem were weekend gatesta of Mr?, f' Modem six room house in

Mae P. ?st and children. Northwood, full-basement, auto-; Call Morton 292.

FOR SALE: Large size Estate FOR SALE: 2 good milk cows; j THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,

Heatrola. Used three winters. | one heifer and one bull calf; 15’

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myers ctlended the Purdue Nbtre-Dame football game at Purdue Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter arrived home Monday night from Kansas City where they attended the Royal Stock Show. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zachary visited their son and family in j Crawfordsville Friday evening. Miss Mary Hale entertained her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hale and her sisters and brother and their families at dinner Sunday in her home in Frankfort to celebrate her mothers birthday. Mrs. Jay Ellis is slowly improving after receiving injuries when she fell at her home here a few days ago. The young married peoples Sunday school class held a shower for Mr. and Mrs. A. Boiler on Tuesday evening at the community House. Miss Janet Myers of Purdue spent Saturday night and Sunday at her home.

BAINBRIDGE Eskimo Bridge club member enjoyed their October meeting with Mrs. Curtis Higgins re-

cently.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy and daughter, Moriene of Granite City, Illinois visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gene

Gooch.

Mrs. Zelma Ellington of Greencastle visited w r ith Mrs. Inez Hanks and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Scobee last week. Mrs. Mary Mitchell is enjoying a visit with her sons, Arthur and Joe Mitchell of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dickson returned from Huntington Long Island, New York where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Etcheson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sharp of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Mauds Codings over the past weekend. Mrs. Clay Oliver is reported to be very ill and is a patient in Putnam County hospital at Greencastle. Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Bertha Airhart, Mrs Gene Gooch and Mrs. Gilbert Hale enjoyed a luncheon Wednesday at Old Trail Inn. 1 Mr. Frank Shuey passed away early Thursday morning at the home of his niece, Mrs. Eve

Coffman.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Guy Ceilings left this w r eek for an extended

stay in Florida.

The annual chicken dinner

sponsored by

was held in the school Cafeteria Wednesday evening. A large

crow-d attending.

matic oil furnace, garage, beautiful location and really an at-

tractive and well

home.

Modem duplex at edge of town, large lot and reasonable in

price.

An extra good 7 room modem house on Bloomington Street, immediate possession and priced surprisingly reasonable. Phone 96-R 27-3t. Hal Hickman REALTOR 26'j E. Washington St. PHONE 1121-W OFFERS NEW 3 BEDROOM HOMES 713 HILLCREST DRIVE 803 HILLCREST DRIVE Largt .living room 2 bedrooms, third room may be . used as ..bedroom ..or ..family ..room, beautiful bath, well planned kitchen. Full basement ..with ...outside entrance. ..Fully insulated, automatic gas heat. Price $14,500. FHA or VA loans available with 25 year terms.

This is the car you have’been |

constructed I wa >ting for. A used Hornet, i

green 4 door, radio, hydramatic j transmission. Weather control I heater and defroster. The dream car, only $999.00 Hess Sales and Service. 26-4t.

29-3p j good grade ewes'with one registered ram. Also- 8 coon dog pups. O. R. Jellison, 1 mile east and a mile south of US 40. 26-4p

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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1955.

FOR SALBi: 13 bh. of cleanea Bariev seed. Hubert Crodian. RFD 1, Greencastle. 29-1-2p.

Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Free estimates. Free pickup and delivery service. 25-tf.

Ag. nme. crusnea stone, sand ana gravel. If it is a truck job we can ao it. We have dump trucks, flat top and semi-trail-ers. William Newkirk, Box 24, Phone 237, Fillmore. 25-tf

CLOSING OUT

all 1955 models sewing machines,

big discount. Lay

WANTED

WELL DRILLING: 4'-«-8 and 10 Inch wells. Artie Sen bet, phone and residence, Brick Chapel. Greencastle R. 3. T-T-S-tf.

SEPTIC TANKS. cesspools J and toilet vaults cleaned, modern equipment. Sewers and basement drains cleaned with electric cutifng knives, Payless Sewer Cleaners. Phone 1363 or 197. 25-tf.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Modern 4 room unfiffnished lower part of duplex. Inquire art Crawford Hotel. 28-3t

DUO-TERMS HERE! Just re-

ceived a shipment of new Due- | h Therm space heaters. All mod- • M ANTED: Clean rags. Banner j ^ jae^^p

els and sizes. Greencastle Hard- j Off* 0 **-

ware. 12-lf. j

APPLES. Anderson Orchard,

away for! Spencer, Ind., 1 mi. so. on 43.

Christmas. Greencastle Sewing Machine Service, 22 S. Jackson, phone 1363. 11-tf.

803 HILLCREST DRIVE 3 bedrooms with ample closet space, IVs baths, efficiently planned kitchen, living room with dining L. Full basement. Gas heat, Thermopane windows. Price $14,500. Small down payment. FHA or VA loan. 25 year terms. OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY 2 TO 4:30 P. M.

Call 262 for quality hardwoods and clear white pine. Kiln dried ash, oak, maple, birch, basswood and Philippine mahogany in stock. 25-tf.

FOR SALE: Hickory nuts. Glendon Herbert, IV2 miles south and H mile east of Cloverdale. 28-2p

CHILI SUPPER: Saturday October 29th, Masonic Temple, serving 5:00 p. m. to 8:00 p. m.. 75c per person, benefit Job’s Daughters, Bethel 78. 26-4t.

13-tf.

Buliaozer and hfghllft work, land clearing, grading and excavating. William Newkirk, Box 24, Fillmore phone 237. 25-tf.

FOR SALE: 2 corn cribs, $425. Sherm’s Implement Sales. 24-6t.

WELL DRILLING contracting. 45 years In business. 4, 6 and 8 inch wells, pump installations and service. Wei’s cleaned FOR SALE: Must go im-j and repaired. North edge of mediately 3 fully automatic Sing- j Greencastle on Road No. 43. Ruser sewing machines. $50 off for j se ii Scobee and Son. Phone 331-

old machine regardless of shape, make, model. Phene Ben Dean, 174-J. 17-tf.

Visit our Beautiful show rroom. Finest draping fabric direct from mills. Art Furniture Shop. 25-tf

Every Tuesday and Saturday nights at Cloverdale Auction Barn, new and used merchandise

2 miles south on route 43 3 bedroom brick home, just being completed. Large living room, kitchen with many cabinets that include a dishwasher, full basement, 2nd. bath downstairs. Automatic gas heat. Price reas-

onable.

Don’t trade In your comfort- Also truck load of new merchanable davenport and chair—you disc. Lewis Bixler. Fri.-Sat-tf

can have it reupholstered for

half price of a new one. Furniture Shop.

Art

> stoves, also 275 gal. "! very reasonable. Ph

FOR SALE OR TRADE: 4 large sows and 30 pigs $425.00; registered Duroc male hog, $45.00 and a small spotted Shetland pony, $95.00. Raymond Adamson, 3 miles west of Clinton j Falls. 26-6t.

FOR SALE: Two oil heating

oil tank.

Phone 779-M.

28-2t.

FOR SALE: Extra good heatrola heating stove, cheap. Phone 971. 28-2t.

MALL CHAIN SAWS SALES AND SERVICE. Fanners Supply, Inc. Phone 921. 27-3t.

FOR SALE: Gas water heat-

1 MILE EAST MT. MERIDIAN ! ers 20 gal., 30 gal., real prices.

$69.95 up. See me if you want to save money. James Green, 606 S. Jackson. 27-3t.

2 bedroom modern home with large living room, kitchen with dining space, IV2 car garage. Very attractive home located on 1 ’.'2 acres of ground. Priced

very reasonable.

FARMS — HOMES

FARM LOANS

AUTO — FARM — FIRE

INSURANCE

O. U. CARPENTER PROGRESSIVE REAL ESTATE 9 South Arlington St.

Phone 435-W Wed. & Sat. tf

• FOR SALE •

FOR SALE: Boys clothing. Tan gabardine suit with two pair trousers: tan top coat fully lined; shirts. All size 12 and good as new. Telephone Bainbridge 32R3. 27-3t.

FOR SALE Purebred Hampshire

Boars

GALE GRIMES Waveland Phone 1% miles east of Browns Valley

T-Th-S-tf

Cloverdale Sale Bam: Sale every Tuesday. Consignments received on sale day. For special advertising call L. E. Michael, phone 26L50, Cloverdale, Ind., not later than Friday noon before sale. Harold Asbury, operator and auctioneer. Wayne Branncman, auctioneer. Sat-tf

FOR SALE: 1953 Mercury hard top, overdrive and extras, $1285.00; 1950 Mercury overdrive and extras, $345.00; 1947 Pontiac, $95.00. Clark Auto Sales, Fillmore. 27-3p.

FOR SALE: 1952 Chieftain do-

the Band Parents j ] uxe Pontiac or will trade for

livestock, grain, pickup truck or farm tractor. James M. Buis, Amo, Ind. Phone Stilesville 27111. 28-2p.|

FOR SALE: Minn.-Moline 1 low coin picker, $250.; Co-op corn picker, 1 year old, $400.; 2-2 row mounted Allis pickers, $300.; Sherm’s Implement Sales.

24-6t.

Order your Christmas Cards now! Largest selection of personalized Christmas cards in Putnam Co. from which to choose. All prices. Progressive Printing Co., next to the bus station. Sat-tf.

CLOVERDALE The Putnam County T. B. Association is bringing a moble chest X-ray unit to the Cloverdale school Monday, Oct. 31 from 1:30 until 4 p. m. Open to the public.

FOR SALE: cows at Allen

40, one mile east of Manhattan, Across from Filling Station.

26-4p.

FOR SALE: Good used upright piano. 402 So. Indiana. Call 1146W. Ip.

junction.

29-2p.

FOR SALE: Wagon, hardware

FOR SALE: Sow and eight pigs 5 weeks old, $75.00. Maur-

6 good Holstein j FOR SALE: Warm Morning ice Allen - % mile east of 43 ' 40

Farm on Road coal or wood stove, fire brick

lined, excellent condition. $45.00 Jack Williams, R. R. 2, Box 148, Cloverdale, Ind. See Saturday or Sunday. 27-3p.

The Cloverdale Home Demon-' and anti-spread chains. C. H. and

TERMITES CAN BE STOPPED General pest control for Moths, Roaches, Ants, etc. PRICES REASONABLE — RESULTS GUARANTEED Reliable Exterminating Company PHONE COAN PHARMACY — SSI

stration Club met Friday, Oct. 21 at the home of Mrs. Russell Houston with 12 members, one guest present. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Perry Michael, presiding. The lesson was by Mrs. Chester Haltorn on quick and easy meals, with meals that measure up. Mrs. Wilbur Huber gave a short report on the fourth council meeting of the presidents and vice presidents. The November meeting will be held with a dinner meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Denny. Part 2 of Quick and Easy Meals will be given. Mrs. Nannie Furr accompanied by Mrs. Mary Furr motored to Browns town Wednesday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gerl E. Furr until Friday.

Cloverdale Livestock Sale Barn SALE EVERY TUESDAY Due to the recent clo>ing of the Indianapolis Livestock Yards we are endeavoring to establish new outlets for your Livestock. We now have facilities and markets for your hogs, eattle and sheep. The following items are needed to fill our outlets: Livestock reccivfvl until 1*1:00 Noon. 100 Small Veal Calves 200 Head of Faf Hogs 300 Head of Feeder Pigs Several Fat Cattle. Your patronage will be appreciated. Competitive Bidding makes you a Market. HAROLD ASBURY, Mgr.

Classified Ads

• REAL ESTATE • FOR SALE: SgU acres, 2 J ;> miles southwest Greencastle on Manhattan Road. No buildings. Thomas Terrell. Limedale. Phone 7089-M. 27-5p

C. Hardw*are,

Bainbridge. 27-28-29-3t.

FOR SALE OR TRADE: 9 acres with 600 foot frontage, 3 miles south on 43. Phone Morton 244. 26-6t.

FOR SALE—Polled yearling purebred Hereford bull. Warren T. Blaydes, Bainbridge R 1. 26-4p

FOR SALE: Dry wood for furnace or fireplace, $3 cord. See Harold Williams north of Barn-

Clean 1950 Styline Deluxe Chev. 4 door, tu-tone green, fresh air heater, turn signals. Only $555.00. Hess Sales and Service. 26-4t.

FOR SALE: Beautiful walnut, dining room suite; mahogany four poster bed; drep leaf dinette table; Gov. Winthrop secretary; davenport; tilt top table; spinet desk; studio couch; chairs, refrigerator and many other things. 301-A Campbell Apartments. Catherine McCord. Administratrix. 29-lt.

M, Greencaatle R. 3.

8-tf.

WANTED: To buy hens. Call Sugar Creek Cream Station, Greencastle 119-X on Tuesday or Saturday; or Langdon Brothers, Cloverdale 51 anytime. 13-tf.

FOR RENT: Office space part

See James Green, 606 St. 27-3t

FOR RENT: 2 room house. Will build on 2 more rooms for right people. Clean housekeepers only need apply. See James Green, 606 S. Jackson. 27-3t.

FOR RENT: Two bedroom ground floor apt. centrally located to schools and college. Phone 402. 27-3t. FOR RENT: 5 room house in Putnamville. See Roy Watson on Manhattan Road. Phone 7094 -R. 27-29-Zt.

RAINES « HAINES Bulldozing, Cram., Dragline, Backhoe, Dumptruck Service. Free estimates, all jobs fully Insured, 22 years experience. Phone 1125 Fox Ridge, Greencastle. 28-tf

WANTED: Waitress. Barton’s Seafood Restaurant, Junction 43 and 40, south side. 24-6p.

WANTED TO BUY: Small size upright piano. Phone 168-R after 5:30 p. m. 26-4p.

WANTED: 6 or 8 can size milk cooler. Phone Morton 244. 26-6t.

WANTED: To Buy small home near business district. Box S. 27-3t

WANTED: Your property to sell. Practically sold out. We need listings. Shetrone Real Estate. Phone 1073. 27-5t.

FOR RENT: 3 rooms and bath, automatic heat. 202 N. College. 29-3p.

FOR RENT: Nice furnished 2 room apartment. 402 So. Indiana. Call 1146-W. Ip.

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apartment, available Dec. 1. See custodian at Cole Apartments. 29-3t.

FOR RENT: 1 bedroom apartment, available Nov. 1. See custodian at Cole Apartments. 29-3t

LOST

LOST: Bunch of keys, reward. Call 1420-J. 28-4t

MISCELLANEOUS

2 day service on dry cleaning and shirt finishing. Davis Cleaners, N. S. of Square. Ph. 9142. Sat-tf.

For all types of carpenter work, cabinets and gun racks, etc. Phone 609-W after 4:00 p. m. weekdays and any time Saturday or Sunday. 27-3p. WANTED: Two boys for Banner and News routes. See Bill Rose at Banner office. 27-3t.

WANTED: Ride to Plainfield, day shift at Public Service. Phone 366-J. Saturday or after 6 p. m. week days. 28—4p

WANTED: Phone 512-J.

Corn

hauling. 28-2p.

FOUND FOUND: One stray buck sheep on my farm. Bob Vaughn, Mt. Meridian. 29-2p.

WANTED: Antiques pistols, j guns, lamps, dolls, vases, colored glass, China, images, sleigh bells, furniture, etc. R. W. Baldwin, R. 4, Greencastle. 22-29-5-3p j

NO TICK OK votim; im.nkk.s The Commissioners at th*;ir meeting October Mth set the following places of voting In the City Klection November Mb, I North First Ward — Krnest Bader’s Residence, 11 •'> N. Jackson St. South First Ward—Kom i House. North Second Ward—Highway Garage, north College .Ave. South Second Ward—Greene istle High School Masement. North Third Ward—Youth Center. Kirn and Maple. South Third Ward—Bennett Plumber Residence, til- Grown St. North Fourth Ward—Ruth Fry's Residence, Tllit S. College Ave. South Fourth W'ard Mrs. Kh is. Kerr's Residence, 101."» S. Indiamii St. East Second Ward Commercial Place, Frank Oetro's Itesidcm e, 1;. Wash. St. ltd. Putnam County Rd of Commissioners 2!*-lt.

APPLES

WANTED: Man to learn well drilling and to operate drilling equipment or an experienced driller. Address Box A-5 % Banner. 29-3p

Come and Pick Them MOORE’S ORCHARD

[State Road 43

rhem X \RI> I Racconnl

FOR HIRE: Truck mounted crane and excavating service. Drag line for cleaning ponds, springs and drainage ditches. Trucks loaded with sand,

LIFE • FIRE • AUTO HAROLD H. SMITH Phone 978

1951 Studebaker 4 door sedan, red, radio, heater and defroster, turn lights and Overdrive. Only $333. Hess Sales and Service. 26-4t.

FOR SALE: Jonathan and Staymen Winesap apples. Bucnheit Orchards, Airport Road. 29-tf.

aby’s Mill. 29-2p.

SINGER Sewing Machine SALES and SERVICE Repairs on all makes and models. Work guaranteed by Bonded Singer Representative. Phone 174-J

Back Hoe attachment to dig basements and trenches. John R. Richards, Phone 170, Greencastle. Tuea.-Thurs.-Sat.-U

BEST BUY Good Used Woods Bros. Corn Picker. GREENCASTLE TRACTOR SALES Yo«zr Ford Tractor Dealer j

FOR SALE: 20 Hampshire shoats, weight 55 lbs.; also male hog. Goldie Norman, Greencastle R. 4. 29-3p.

j: APPLES SI, S2, S3 Per Bushel MOORE’S ORCHARD ■State Road 43 Raccoon

FRESH CIDER MOORED ORCHARD ■ St. Road 43 Raccoon

BLONDIE

By Chick Young

FOR SALE: One of best 80 acre all tillable farms in county. Nice 5 room home, modern except bath, extra good hog bam, older type bam with cattle feeding sheds, chicken house, cribs, granary, hog tight fence, overflowing well. Well located just off road 36. Progressive R>?.1 Estate. 9 S. Arlington, phone 435-W. - - 28^6t.

FOR SALE: Farmall tractor, good tires, Westinghouse refrigerator: portable ironer, all in food condition, sell reasonable or j trade for livestock. Harry Price, R. F. D. 2 or 1’4 miles south of Cedar Crest Motel. 24-6p. FOR SALE: Large wall mirror 48” x 56” with gold frame. Suitable for large home or club house. Ph6ne 128-R. 29-6t.

FOR SALE: ISO acres. IHJtillible. brick home, outbuildings at only $220 per acre. 70 acres. 5Q. tillable, modern home. Grade A bam. Close to town. Progreisive Real Estate. 9 So. Arlington. Phone 43&-W. - - - f^-Hr

CHILI SUPPER: Saturday October 29th, Masonic Temple, serving 5-.00 p. m. to 8:00 p. m.. 75c per person, benefit Job's Daughters, Bethel 78. 26-4t

L/VP-TlA/lJ At’'

TOHMNY HAZARD

FOR SALE: 1000 bushels com j from picker. SP;_. miles east Fillmore. Mrs. Ora Dav, Fillmore. ■ • 29.2P ; FOR SALE: Shot gun, H & R single shot 410; Winchester box magazine repeating 22 calibre rifle and one Massberg tubular magazine 22 rifle. Richard Jackson at Tnpfe J. Drive In. 29-2p.

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