The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 January 1956 — Page 5

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SAYS

ITU PACT Here's Some Real First-Of-The Year Used Car

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unrle every I oft*

Classified Ads

never

Buys

50 CHRYSLER

S395

mMing Defense Hands Seldom Praeticed Mf>st players with a reasonable nount of experience can quote rbatim from the textbooks the les governing opening bids, mp raises, cue-bids, etc.

dealer.

Neither vul-

NOKTH (Mr*. Fusty)

31 DODGE S495 52 DeSOTO S895 F redome V8 4 Dr. Fully Equipped. ’53 DODGE S795 V8 4 Door. ’53 PLYMOUTH . . . S895

’52 FORD . . , ’52 DODGE . .

4 Do<

’49 FORD . . ,

V8 Tik

’49 PONTIAC , 4 Dr. Radio, Heater, Hydramatic. ’51 MERCURY

4 Doc

$695

$495

$195

$295

$595

’53 DeSOTO V8 4 Dr. Radio Steering, Fn

, . . . $1,195 Heater, Power ly Equipped.

’55 CHRYSLER . New Yorker 4 Dr.

$2,995 All the

power, all the accesories. Fully Equipped.

’53 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 4 Dr.

t . . S995 Red and ivory finish. Automatic transmission. All accesories. “This is a beauty. You must see this .before you buy. ’40 PLYMOUTH .... $95 2 Dr. “A Little Doll." '51 PLYMOUTH , . . S495 Crar brook 4 Dr. noii >iyi:ks AUTO SALES, Inc. YOUR CHRYSUKRPLYMOUTH DKAi , til North lack* , PIIOVF S4»

A V ♦ A WEST ( Mr. Abel) A 5 'J 4

6 9

EAST (Mrs. Keen) A A K J 4 V J 10 C 2 ♦ 10 4 3 A J

; him. And I

Counting a hand, a! I necessarily falls far b ' fection nevertheless gi j big edge over the no Today's column starts t

the subject. ONE CARD

In the hand shown. Mr. ChamI pion did not need to get a full I count on the defenders’ holdings. 1 He was interested in only one card the king of clubs. Mr. Abel S led the five of that suit which appeared to be (and wast a fourth

highest.

Using the rule of 11, Champion determined tha

FOR SENf

FOR SALE: Standard sendee station, goml location, southwes* | corner of Jet. 40 and 43. Inver- | tory puce. Inquire at station, i 3-6p.

FOR

.<]■ St.

RENT: 2 upstairs rooms, and water furnished, a month. 316 N. Indiana 4-41.

• i-UR SALE •

FOR SALE: One 11 cu. ft Hotpoint Freezer chest type, hn3 year company warranty. Excellent condition. Phone G998-W after 3 p. m. Reasonably priced.

5-2p

FOR RENT: Small apartment, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 1191. 4-3t.

FOR SALE: Pair men's brown ' shoes, size 12. Bellville make, i Builtrite heel. Good condidition. i Phone 493-J. 5-2o.

FOR SALE: Cover n 1 alfalfa Will deliver. Bryce Ellett. j Coatesville. 5-2p.

RAINES \VD R \1NFS Excavating -Grading- l’,u!!d<>/

mg Hylift Crane-Motor Grader Sewer-Basement-Baokhoe Dump ! Trurk service-Fill dirt-Top soil* Masomy sand-pit nin gravelj Driveway stone. .lobs fully insured, 20 years experience. Free estimates. Phone 1125, P. O. Box ; 284, Greeneastle. 22-tf

FOR RENT: Nice modem four roon. apartment with bath. 416 Elm St. 4-4p.

FOR RENT: Four rom partly urnished apartment. 502 Elm treet. 4-4p.

Mr;

A K 10 9 5 4

SOUTH

(Mr. Champion)

A v

V K 8 5 3 A A Q J 2

A A 8

The bidding: Sooth West North East 1 + Past! 3 ♦ i’a*3 3 X T All Pass

Occasionally they execute a throw-in, a squeeze or some | other good play to bring home a -haky contract. But the facet of the game which is least known or, in any case least practiced, is that of counting a hand. This consists merely of determining the distribution of each defender's hand and the location of key honor cards held by the enemy. It can be done in concrete fa-shion, as where one lefender shows out on the second lead of a suit and you therefore know that his partner has the rest of the cards in the suit.

INFERENCE

Or, it can be done by inference, as where one opponent bids a suit three times and the other opponent consistently passes, perhaps even with frowns. The first is very long in the suit and the second is very short. That is elemental, I know, but the basic idea is there. Undoubtedly you have run across the non-bridge player who claims he has a friend whose !

Keen had only on

than the five.

If this were the king, then the right play from dummy was a ! low card. If it were not the king, I the right play from dummy was

j the queen.

Mr. Champion thought it out. ... If Mrs. Keen's higher club were the king, then Mr. Abel’s club holding was headed by J 10 9 and from that holding he certainly would have led the jack. So, Mr. Champion put up the queen from the board and, when it held, promptly ran off nine

tricks.

FOR RENT: Modern one bedroom apartment. Shetrone Real

hi * her ! Estate. 10-t.f

FOR SALE: Nice baled alfalfa hay. 50 cents bale. 2 miles north of Bainbridge. Call Riggle.

5-lOt.

FOR SALE: 350 bales of alfi alfa hay. String tied. No rain, j 30c- a b.de. Glcr.n Michael, Baini bridge. Phone 20R24. 5-2p.

FOR SALE: All kinas or nay

SEMI-ANNUAL CLEAR

ANCE sa:e starts at Trovers, j 5Q C ygp a ij a ] e phone 971. Free Save to 50', on first quality , delivery, Howard Moore. 2-tf.

FOR RENT: mse 102 Oii 1

Thre.' Phone

room 13-J. 5-3p.

Every Tuesday ana Saturday nights at Clovcrdale Auction Barn, new and used merchandise. Also truck load of new 1 merchandise. Lewis Bixler. Fri.-Sat-tf

winter merchandise.

5-2

FOR SALE: Slock rack made for Dodge 1 ton pick-up truck. Call after 4:00 p. m. Gilbert Burnham, Cloverdale, Ind. 4-3t.

FOR SALE- Used electric organ, excellent condition. Priced to sell. Phone 1098. P. O. Box 75. 2-lSt

Don’t trade In your comrort able davenport and cha;r—you can have it reupholstcred ft; half price of a new one. Ait Furniture Shop. 25-11

FOR RENT: Nice 3 room apartment, upstairs, heat, water, electric stove, refrigerator furnished. 316 Hanna Street. 31-3-6-3p. FOR RENT: Three large sleeping rooms upstairs, with modern bath. Near business district 201 West Walnut St. 2-4-6-3p.

FOR SALE: Small Fox Terrier pups, phone 7087-J. James Torr. 4-6-2p.

FRIDAY & SATURDAY special. While they last! One group of merchandise. Values to $2.00. Only 25c to 69c. Weber Bike and Toy. 5-6-2t.

Singer rebuilt portables $27.50 and up. Free home demonstration. Greeneastle Sewing Service, 22 So. Jackson. Phone 1363. 5-tf.

a * r & t. * .1 a ■ i FOR SALE: Two burner oil FOR SALE: Set of good twin | 1 • t* ! o t-> 1 heater and 275 gal. oil tank. 410 bed springs. Fred Sinclair, Ft. R- j „ TI _ ^ J, ^ , 3, Cloverdale. 2-6-2p.

E. Hanna St., East door. 5-3p.

j FOR RENT: 3 room efficiency ACTRESS ENGAGED ’ apartment, 410 S. Jackson street. NEW YORK. Jan. 6 (UP) ' Ca!1 at Apartment No. 1. 6-tf.

Actress Grace

HOME INSULATION: BaldI win Hill rock wool blown in | pneumatically for assured satisj faction. Call us for free estimatI es. River Electric Shop. Phone ! 1135. M-F-tf.

At Morton Sale Barn Monday, Jan. 9th: 75-100 shoats, York ami Hampshire crossed; 16-65 lb. Hamp shoats. 5-2t.

APPLES. Anderson Orchard Spencer, Ind., 1 mi. so. on 43. 13-ff

FOR RENT: 4 room down- : tails apartment, modern. Phone 837. 6-t.f.

Kelly and

Prince Ranier III of Monaco make their first public appearance tonight a-s an engaged couple., but today ' they secluded themselves in her Fifth Avenue

apartment to discuss an import- | newly decorated. $30.00 month.

FOR SALE: Alfalfa and ti.n- ] othy baled hay, put up with no rain. 50c per bale. Phone I 7072-M. Robert L. Sutherlin. 3-6-10-13-17-20-6p.

FOR SALE: 1948 1 ton Dodge truck with hoist $475. Sherm’s Impl. Sales, Greeneastle, Ind. 5-6t.

FOR RENT: Large 3 or 4 j ~ room unfurnished apartment,

lewsMakers

. 7

o(<* 1

SATISFIED!... That’* what youTl b« when you br<nf your worn aho**« to ua for all needed repair*.

JOHN'S SHOE SHOP •’hi South College Ave.

FOR SALE SHARES OF PREFERRED STOCK

RO/ * 0

Semi-Annual

Box -K’, Tli” Banner

THE GOP will lose the 1956 presidential election if Presiaent Eisenhower is not a candidate, predicts Rep. A. L. Miller, veteran Republican congressman from Nebraska. The statement was part of Miller’s annual predictions of things to come. (International)

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3 B -droorn, ’ Mor\ Brick Veneer, 1 1 » Bath, pull Basement, 5 ear garage in Grreneastle. Choiee loeation with wonderful shade —

shown by appointment.

Sereened Sun I’orell.

RALPH GALL, REALTOR 220 Smith Washington Street, Kokomo, Indiana. Phone: 2 3681 Phone: Greeneastle 896-W after 5:00 P. M.

(0 Homes Under Construction HILLCREST ADDITION \< < KPT \BI.E COR FHA OR \ A FINANCING With l< «\ down payments providing easy ownership on eonvenient monthlx terms. Look What's Inside Look What's Outside

• 3 Be L ooms • 11; Baths • Large Kite hen. Dining area • Light. \ir\ Li\in<r Room • Ilardwo< (I I loors • Full Basement • Automatic (Lis Heat • ( opjier Plumbing. From SI3.100

• A neighborhood of friendly Homeowners. • An area of all new homes • Concrete streets. Curbs, sidewalks. • City Water. Gas • Lawns graded, seeded, shrubery, trees planteL • School bus transportation. SI900 Down, FHA 10% Down, VA 25 Year Terms.

Let Us t» II x, -I th • details of these hom< complete financial serxice to you.

Take advantage of our

HAL HICKMAN, Realtor

E. \\ asliington St.

Phone 1121W

ant matter the wedding date. “Her Grace” and the prince astounded nearly everyone Thursday with the announcement that they will be married sometime after Easter. HAD CHANGE OF HEART KEARNEY. Neb. Jan. 6 — (UP)—A burglar broke into a sporting goods store, piled up loot before him, and then had a sudden change of heart. Store employees found the pile and this note Thursday: "The mess you see before you is the loot I almost walked out with. But God told me not to, so I didn’t. I’m sorry about the window. Please forgive me." •MOVIE WAS DOWNFALL WICHITA, Kan. Jan. 6—(UP) —A 27-year-old bandit took $9.600 from the First National Bank Thursday. He was captured 17 minutes later in a nearby movie theater showing “The Tender Trap." The bandit was Joice R. Courtwright, 27. formerly of Newton, Kan., who still had the money with him when he was arrested. He confessed to the robbery. FIRE DESTROYS BIG GRAIN ELEVATOR AT RFSSIAVILLE RUSSIA VILLE, Jan. 6 A S200.000 file dtsroyed a tall grain elevator here last night. The blaze broke out in a 65 foot structure owned by Max

Sellars.

KEPT HIS MONEY SAFE BLOOMINGTON. 111., Jan. 6 - Wilbur Biown went to great pains to keep his money safe, and a burglar took equal! great pains to steal it from him. Brown reported yesterday he put $500 in a plastic bag, put the bak ins Lie a sock, and put the sock in his refrigerator. That, is where the burglar found it. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 6.— (UP)—Former Gov. Henry F. Schricker’s son George was scheduled to undergo a serious heart operation in Robert Long Hospital here today. George W. Schricker. 32. Pl\mouth, an insurance and real I estate man, came to Indianapolis j Thursday in the company of hi;

father.

One mile west of 43 on U. S. 40. Mrs. VVestrick. 6-2’p. * MiSUcLUNcuUS •

PEP UP YOUK PLANTERS: We have a large selection of strong, vigorous growing foliage plants for your planters. EITEU’S FLOWERS, 17 So. Vine St. 4-6-9-3t.

NOTICE: Collins Rug Cleaners j | new phone numbers are 357-J

I and 1040.

best.

SOMEONES BIRTHDAY, YOUR ANNIVERSARY give a blooming plant. Cyclamen in all

SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE sale starts at Troyer’s. Save 33% to 50% on first quality winter merchandise. 5-2L

FOR SALE: Seasoned wood $5.00 pei cord delivered. Leo B. Reeves. Phone 7024-W. 4-3n.

Rug cleaning at its . . 5-4t co l° rs . begonias and Azelia trees. 2-4586

! Eitel’s Flowers. Phone 636.

FOR SALE: New and used Surge milkers, and other dairy farm equipment. Parts and service for same. Ledner Wolfe, Pittsboro, R, R. 1. Phone TW-

2-9-16-23-30-6-6p.

CHERRY TRANSFER and Storage, Inc. now under new management. Local and long distance moving. Insured household and commercial warehousing. Local cartage. Refrigerated service. Phone 70. Serving all greater Greeneastle. 19-tf

4-6-9-3t.

TOP PRODUCER

FOR SALE: Two meat hogs. V. L Hutson. Brunerstown. 5-2p

BUSINESS SERVICE Truck and Window lettering. Complete sign service. George R. Ellis, 611 So. Jackson St. 5-3p.

FOR SALE: Nice grade Angus corn fed baby beef, around 150 lbs. per side, 35c a lb. James Tippin, R. R. 1, Phone Morton 553. 2-4-6-9-ll-13-6p.

REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE: Farms of all sizes. For listing or buying see Shafer Real Estate for best results. Farms only. Ph. 7018-W. On Dunbar Hill. 5-tf. FOR SALE: Farms, small to 1 500 acres. Be sure to see our listings before you buy a farm. Also carrying complete farm insurance, long term farm loans. Progressive Real Estate, 9 S. Arlingion, phone 435-W. 3-5t.

Indiana and West Va. coal. Sherm’s J.mpl. Sa’es. Phon? 610-M. M-W-F-tf.

j Famous Ames In-Cross 400 Ser- ' ies Hybrids outlay them all. 100 of these hens will give you 321 extra, big, snow-white eggs every month as compared to standards and cross—and they’ll do it on less feed per dozen eggs produced. Start earning extra egg money. Order Ames In-Cross chicks now. Kircher Hatchery.

M-W-F-tf

At Morton Sale barn Monday, 4 registered Landrace sows to farrow soon, 1 gilt with litter.6-2t

At Furniture Exchange, west side Square. If your stove or furnace does not draw, use Chimney Sweep. The new, modern, easy j way to remove soot and prevent : more forming. Unnecessary to to take pipe down. Price only 50c. Call 170-J. ip.

Better prices, better terms tup to 24 mos.), better service. All makes sewing machines. Greencastle Sewing Service, 22 So. Jackion. Ph. 1363. 5-tf.

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

Visit our Beautiful show rroom. Finest draping fabric direct from mills. Art Furniture Shop. 2C-tf

FOR SALE Baldwin Spinet piano, like new, beautiful mahogany case. Easy terms. Phono 1098 or P. O. Box 75. 2-181

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

FOR SALE: Small house trailer. W. E. Thayer, 800 No. Madi-

son St.

2-6p.

O /" Q

TOO.:

A (OLD WEEKEND My ( nitcil l*r«‘ss A cold weekend is in store for Hoosiers. The weatherman issued a fiveday forecast calling for temperatures to average 3 to 5 degrees below normal and sub-freezing highs Saturday and Sunday in Indiana.

LOCAL Hours: Fr,d Saturday. 8

SHOP

BARBER

iv. 8 a. m. to 7 p. m t. m. to 5:30 p. m.

6-2t

DR. j. F. CONRAD OPTOMETRIST 301 E. Washington St. _ Phone 2^0

VAUGHAN & SNYDER 113 S. .Jackson St. Ph. 1303-W FARMS—80 a.. 50 till., 5 room partly modern house, good dairy bain all cement floor, corn crib and a well built tool shed 70 ft. long. This is a very nice farm, well improved, $12,000.00. 194 a., 70 tillable, 6 room house, not an old house, 2 barns, good driven well, also cistern.

This is a very good stock farm 5 ! j miles out on black top road. SI6.000.00. Can be bought on contract. 39 a. open land 3% mi. S\V lown on paved road. A wonderful place to build a new r home, also sell lots. Price has been reduced. If interested in buying a farm, large or small, we have a number of farms that can he bought on contract. We have building lots south and east of town. We also have three good houses here in town around $8,000.00. 2 5-room modern and 7 room modern. All in good location.

5-2t.

THOMA s REAL ESTATE 601 X. Madison Ph. 792 4 bedroom modern home — Basement, gas heat. With a few minor repairs this could be made a lovely home. Priced righV Quick possession. INCOME PROPERTY Lovely 3 apt. home plus spacc us living quarters. Large shadci lot. 4 private tiled baths, 4 car j garage, completely insulated, [ ment, steam heat. This is ■ re of the best income properties town and priced to sell. FARMS 120 acre farm. 70 acres tillb e. Grade A milk barn and nilk house. Well laid, excellent ence. very clean and well locat- I J. with 5 room modern home, .ove’y tiled bath and kitchen, ar iwood floors and basement, lave to see to appreciate. Wi.l i sell on contract. 6-2t.

-ByWaldo ana Mitchell te?

I 1 OR SALE: Those tough long wearing Wolverine shoes. Guaranteed. Boesen Store, Putnamvi U e - 6-13-20-27-4p. iXOTICK Ol - \I)MIMST|{ \ | |o\

fu tin • ireui! Court of Putiu.m ('i.ur.iy, ln<liaiiii.

.Notice is hereby given (hat ! Thelma Goslin was on the ila\ of December, appointed \>l biinist ratrix of the est lie of

Jennie Stamp, deceased.

All persons having claims j against said estate, whether or no r now due. must. fil,. the same in said court within six (fi) months (rom the date of the first puhlioation ol t bos notice or said elaims

will be forever barred.

Hated at Greeneastle. Indiana,

this 2ti day of December, William K. f’adgett. Clerk of tii. Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana. Probate Cause No. fc,r,r,. Clenn li. Lyon. Attorney.

.10-0-1 J-nr.

QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING, quick service. We fix them while you wait. Bargain Stora 715 Main street. Tues-Fri-tf. Bolen chain saws, sales and service. Sherm’s Impl. Sales. M-W-F-tf. FOR SALE: Your choice of six used TV’s $25.00. Kersey Music Store. 6-5t.

THE DAILY Zfl

kNNER

FBI.. JAN. G. 11)56.

Page $

FOR SALE: Cot lion of Ball Band ru Putnai Ttville. (>-

13-20-27-4O.

nD 7030-J

Mrs George Smik y.

4-6-21

9 WAKiEU For bulldozer work.

•

M. Bnndst loot, Kilin s:\R2.

J'-Up.

Middle aged lady v

in working nir»Uunh

Writ '

full details to Mrs. <

Diaries E.

i ■ v R 1

4 Ip

WANTED: To bay

nens. Call

Sugar Creek Cream

Stat on.

Greeneastle 119-X on

Tuesday or

Saturday; or Latngdon Brothers,

Cloverdale 51 anytime. 13-tf

SEPTIC TANKS.

Ce.SS{MXFl>

and toilet vaults clean

ed, modern

equipment. Sew. rs im

1 basement

drains cleaned with r

ectric cut-

ting knives, Payless S<

wer Clean-

ers. Phone 1363 or 1!

7. 25-tf.

BEN DIX M ' \ l \G

serx ice—

Economical anti ctf<< i*

•nt service.

•cl. Phono

933-W for service at

all times.

Howard Harmless.

10 ri'

WANTED: Y mg

adv to do

housework. 4 half da\

■ ; a week.

G Banner.

TUI < KING %ND

EXCAVATING

Dump truck scr

rice Lime

and Fertilizer sf.rcat

ling, land

cleaning, pond buiblinj.

randt ruck

loading with 2-y;ml

machine

William Newkirk, P.

(). Box 24,

Phone 237, Fillmore,

Indiana.

17- f.

Moorman Ft I Co.

needs a

salesman in we ten

Put n am

county. No invest iii

•'nt, hoHtie

nights, adequ.i’e fiel

1 t;aining,

prefer married map 25 to 50.

Must have car. Ron!.'

- to M. M.

Steward, R. 2, (Jreo

neastle or

Phone 746-W.

4-3t.

WANTED: Lady (

r girl for

general office work.

typing re-

FOR SALE: For used TV f its finest, see our window di play. Kersey Music Store. 6-5

FOR SALE: Pure clover hay. .55 and .65 a bale. Mrs. Hallie B. Sutherlin, 3 miles north < : Morton. 6-3p.

Fine shirt finishing, 2 day so. vice. Davis Cleaners. N. Sc | Square. Phone 906. Fri-ti

“Perhaps Madam can do it WITHOUT SWEARING." Everybody swears BY our service! We watch for the little things that need our attention. SHOEMAKER'S STANDARD SERVICE Phone 9141 and 9142 These Locations: 405 North Jackson Bloomington and Mnple

\OTI( H OF \IMII\|STIt \TIU\ In the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana. Notice js hereby given that (I ray ilon <> lie rod was on the day of January. I!*.",*;, appointed Kxecutor of the Will of Grace Shank, deceased. All persons having claims gainst ^; t h I estate. whether or not now tine, must file the same in said court within six < •'. > months from the date of the first ptlblicatimi <>f this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated a* Greeneastle. Indian Ibis r, dav of Januarv. Ift.'fi. William R. Padgett. Clerk of th,. Circuit Court for Putnam Conntv. Indiana. Probate Cause No. ‘tKIT. I.yon ,v Loyd. Attorn, vs. 15-11-20-1t.

FOR SALE: Marathon stall Call at Roachdale Bank <C- Tn

Co.

6-:;t

FOR SALE: Twelve Hampshire gilts. Two boars, vaccinated. Glen

So. Co. Farm.

FOR SALE: Baled alfalfa hay, never rained on, fine stem. Paul I Lawyer on Road 40. Phone 7050- I M. ' 6-::p.

quired. Permanen

t. Interstate

Motor Freight Sysl

cm, 521 Syca-

more.

4-4t.

WANTED: Col],

ge student or

high school hoy 1

or part time

typing. 4 to 7 p. m

. 5 days week.

Interstate Motor

Freight Sys-

tern, 521 Sycamore

4-4L.

WANTED ’IT) J.

ENT: 2 bed-

eonttkler h)iivin?/ f>

or 6 room

house, (h fie H i t ,

phone 1092-J.

4-Gp.

WANTED: Aggt

• -ive young

salesman to tab <

)V i' unmade-

ment ol new Jo* 1

office. Phone

174-.I after 7:00 p.

5-2t.

Water Well In

illing by ex-

perk-need Well I >r

iller for 35

years. Artie .Krohc<

Phone and

residence, Bi ic k C

capel, Green-

Fli.-tf.

WANTED: Lit

dings: City,

I ; . !ss, or F

Thomas Real

Estate. Phone 792.

6-1 p.

LOST

LOST: G

y How para-

k< et. Arthur P> t< r

;on. 429 And-

CAR W ASHING LUBRICATION JACK’S PHILLIPS 66 Bloomington <V Hanna Sts. Phone 9105

WANT TO LEASE MAJOR OIL COMPANY STATION ON ROAD 43 IN GREENCASTUE— ADEQUATE CAPITAL WRITE BOX 33 % Banner

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BEST BUY (50 BALES GOOD ALFA 1.FA HAY. gruenoastle

SALES

TRACTOR Vour Ford

iictor Dealer

JOHNNY HAZARD

Frank KoDbint

r SCT TO GET THOSE

?AP€?S%.'PC!?E THE/'RE WA5HEP 0VERB0AR0 J