The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 January 1957 — Page 6

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MONDAY

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

—Sy WILLIAM PUTT— Central Press Writer

CHATEAU Tonight and Tuesday YOU'LL LIK£ THOSE TOP-SECRET GUYS! T5r''J

WHATEVER became of that class in the study of humor, • ;.ed by a western school some years back? The Ilian at the next desk thinks it j,r 1 . i.’.y was just laujhed out of existence. ! ! ! 7/, l< < 7 v’rc mistaken ice saw th< f.r.'.t robin of 19Z1 or the last one of 1? 56 today. Then again, it could hm • been just a sparrow i/i red flannels. ! ! ! fee w’ ere tomoor.® a pemtl.er by r..: ■* c* a bo.y c J arrow. Tl doftnltoly it a unique v>ay cf putting the cat out. ! t » Ad enturesome folk who take

up the sport o? skiing should have strong anldcs, says an expert. A complete set of unbreakable arms and legs wouldn’t be a handicap, either. • ; ; Grizzly bears sometimes grow to nine feet in length—Factographs. Just half that would be far too much. ! ! ! "Geologists Plan to Hold Conference"—headline. What for, asks Zadok Dumkopf, just to dish a lot of dirt? ! ! ! According to a nature item the guillemots, murres and lomvias are all Arctic birds. Naturally— since you’d have to be an Eskimo to be able to pronounce ’em!

lINISIKATOirS SALE

i ,<r | ai’miri-.tr;»tor of ttie late Walter Booher , ill :!; r for sale at public auction all the personal prapi b • ' Balnbiidge on the old i,r It-lb nbrid.,e road, 7 miles N. K. of Greencastle.

::rday, January 12th ’57 At l*?:S0 I). S. T. 12 Y>UD OfiTTLE 12 5 i !Ie: r .- rs ;:t0(> to 400 lbs. each. I f < >\ (•, fresh* i Mar. ith. I err , (Tto freshen Apr. 5th. i :; t. S f u nta-v Cow s to freslnai in Apr. I . er as .re bred to Angus bull. *3 SKEE? 13

!< <;ood ’.reeding ewes I i. .i ! I'iilts 1 ( lies iot l.uek

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a tr•' .liir* sows, open t - boats w t. 60 Jl> s '- essch

POULTRY

!:;u V.’ii • Iloek yearling hens Also 5 stands of Dees

FARM MACHINERY

I ] ■ ’j 11 ;j tractor w ith cultivators in good condition, ] 16” I ni: t- j >s , 1 7’ Disc and tandem, 1 rubber tired wagon

ro i wheel wagon with bo\ bed, 1 eultipacker, 1

Rot - e", ' t drill, for s

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tank.

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t . •) .inter, littrs- drawn mower, 1 Hand corn shell-

jhs 58’ extension ladder. 1 one horse

I; . drill, one lot of small tools, fenee stretc her, n iier,. I -e| of carpenters tools, chains, etc. !: i', siii ill h-oader h use. Hog feeder, 1 port-

’ one 150 ( hi k brooder electric, small stock

I. tt.e wiih heater and many other useful articles.

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■ ; ' 1 u. goo ! yellow corn <: iei o ,i i or less good oats ;;a h ii >, nore or less of good ('lover Hay I tons more or le'-s of chopped clover hay

Terms: ('ash

Not responsible in ease of accident : MCS© R, PilRSELL, Adm.

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Alton Hurst, Au foneer (1,11 M• .Mains, Clerk

Lyon & Boyd, Attorneys

MASONIC NOTICE Called meeting of Temple Lodge No. 47, F. & A. M, Tuesj day, Jan. 8 at 7:30 p m. Installation of officers.

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Cab Driver Is $32,050 Richer NEW YORK <UP)—Thomas ; J. Kane, LockpoU, N. Y„ cab driver, won $32,000 Sunday nig v .t in defending his "English language” championship on “The <64,000 hallcnge.” Kane won the prize by correctly relating six adjectives to Erghsh words or things. They were rabid to rabies; rescissible to re scind or revoke; struthious to

ostrich; pelagic to the ocean or sea; w’right to wamk; and reparian to bank or shore. His challenger. Mrs. Ruth von Phul. San Anton.o, Tex., missed on the second word and received a $1,000 consolation prize.

Terry Shand III, 8 year old cidcd to award th' money to the challenger in the "Babe Ruin” boy from San Antonio, because category w r ho last week split a Marjorie possibly had been al$64,000 prize with Marjorie Gar- loted too much time in answering mise of Hartford, Conn., was the question last week while Tenawarded an additional $32,000 ry had answered withot hesitaSunuday night. T'.ie sponsors de- tion.

Nose is Around

GLENN DEEM OPENS “IT SHOP IN COLLEGE DISTRICT

‘LITTLE BUNDLE OF JOY’

CARRIE FRANCIS FISHER makes her camera debut in Hollywood with film star parents, Eddie and Debbie. Their "Little Bundle of Joy” was hatched Oct. 21. (International SoundphotoJ

Closing-Out Sale As I have sold my farm, I will sell at Auction at the farm la man farm, located t miles due west of Iwwis- \ , . . , .bc i ‘ of (piiney, 10 miles norih of Gosport and 10 1 i i.!, s ^ .tin iM of ( h verdMe, the following property on Saturday, January 12th, 1957 SALK STARTS AT 10:30 A. M.. ('.S.T. 17 — REGISTERED ANGUS CATTLE — 17 6 - . ,-trrvd Angus Cows of the Burgess family, bred to a Mi-- '.n ;.i -s Bull to calve in March. r» ^ ;>tere 1 Angus Bull, 2 years old of the .Miss Burgess fami \. a g«»«*d bull. •> — Registered Angus Bulls, short yearlings. Rcgi -rid Angus Heifer Calves. — .* igus leers, weight 600 lbs. •> — (.raih l ow-, to calve in March. TiiU is a real good herd of Angus. Cattle arc tested. 128 — HOGS — 123 1!) — Mixed Hogs — Weighs 100 Lbs., vaccinated. — \\ lute Hogs —weight 100 Lbs., vaccinated. 7J— Mixed Shoats. weight 50 Lbs., vaccinated. FARM IMPLEMENTS l!'*, i rgason tractor with cultivators, 2\14 Ferguson plow. 1 . . I ; i: id sc. Ferguson Corn planter. Manure spreader. Case iiM.vii r. siil- deli rake, bale loader. Co-op one row eom picker, p • - s J r. \\ g >n. | <.st jack, wire stretchers, chains, 2 wheel t *ep t«*t ,'icrs. •> metal hog feeders, hog bed. 10 ton scales, good; | k ..l! s. vise. pi|>e dies, shovels, scoops, forks, axes, hamm -rs. it \ c miscellaneous harness and collars, 8 dinner bells, one 1 irg !i t r Church bell, 4 wagon wheels, 9-6:00x16 tires and (ids s gc 8 f . Coal sluite. 375 gal. gas tank, oil tank, 2 pair bull a .d i . ib I a;»s one roll heavy hardware cloth, 6 new 3 tine forks base for 17" Admiral TV. 2 chi Ids sleds FEED AND POSTS 1 WO i ire or less halts of Alfalfa Hay. .so-) nior, or It ss bales I.csper*za and straw. 100 Bales Straw. I a.) in »r. or less bushels of good Yellow Corn. 800 Locust Posts ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD Large spinning wheel, small spinning wheel, yarn hanker, saiisag • r i!’ c.indie molds small box wood stove. Oxen yoke, side s.ithli* ‘t and taMc gL»ss« ‘ stem dishes salt and pepper shakers. 8 • ,-ts g i, a . •' hackers jags, coffee mill, hall tree, »!cne dasher thi n. a\ • r l-s, and seme h >us«-hold items such as dishes, cooking utensils and miscellaneous artii lcs

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TER.'MS—CASH.

Not responsible in case of accidents

FRANK AND HELEN MANNAN, Owners MAYNL BRANNEMAN AND GENE WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. IRA ( . KN!*I.L Jt OMT.N COl'VTY STATE BANK. Settling Clerk. Lewisville Christian Church will serve lunch.

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Shown above is an interior view of the “U” ’Shop, which will be operated by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Deem. The modern shop will carry sundr ies, drugs, household necessities, ice cream, and tobaccos and cigarettes. Open House is being h eld all this week, and a drawing for valuable awards will be on Saturday, Jan. 12th.

SANDY, a sandhill crane at Jungle Gardens, Sarasota, Fla., probably has a continuous headache from trying to look down its beak at less adorned ornithology. Sandy was hatched thataway, because ma didn’t roll the egg during incubation. What looks like a twig ia Sandy's tongue. (International)

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CARLOAD PURCHASE SALE

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End your washday worries and drudgery u it h the Nationally famous “SPEED QI EEN” elertric washer! Our fortunate earload purchase makes this 1 ((-|V. Washer combination, and moneysaving offer available! The Speed Queen washer alone at SI09.95 is an outstanding buy . . . NOW ^Ol GET the TWIN Tl BS and a normal, 6months supply of Tide Washing Bonder included. Our allotment is limited. ,\( T NOW ! Share in these SAVINGS!

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