The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1957 — Page 7

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Goodyear DOUBLE-FAGLE BATTERY BOB >JYB «S AUTO SALES. Int. YOT'R rilRYSLERI’LYMOI TH ni:A .ER 817 Xort!i Jackson

| give the defenders only tricks*. If West refuses

two ! of the loot to buy Christmas

, liivivoi. ±i ..cat icitiaca the gifts for her youngsters, first heart. South can switch to Donald W. McNeil, 17, a senior clubs to be sure of 9 tricks. He at Lafayette High School, ard needs only one heart for his game i Mrs. Betty Jean Gentis. 24. Lacontract. | fayette. signed statements con-

Sheinwold on Bridge Knock Oat Entries Of Dangerous Opponent By Alfr**<S Sheinwold "The way to make these hands is to go after the long suit,” asserted Mr. Bull. “If the hand just can’t be made, as in this case, yiu nrust ta-ke it philosophical-

ly.”

“Less philosophy and more

logic," observed Mr. Best, “would one club. The next player passes, get you more games and rub- You hold: bers." S- K 7 6 2 H -7 5 4 2 D—8 2

Mr. Best isn't often so caustic, but he hates to see good cards the long suit by finessing the feeling when you see how Mr.

Bull played the hand.

;*oiitli dealer

Neither side vulnerabl*

north Mr. Best

The important point is to begin by knocking out the sure entry of the dangerous opponent. When you must give up the lead more than once, give it up early to the opponent who has a long

suit.

DAILY QUESTION

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Prasressive Re Estate PHONE 1 J5-W

Unconditional Offer! No Strings Attached!

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$1.00 Tube famous Hospital-Sponsored PILE OINTMENT The sole purpose of this offer is (o let you cot acquainted with the famous Thornton Minor Pile Ointment If you arc like thousands of people, you will find this formula superior in speed of relief, lasting effect and jM>w»r to so.>the and re-

duce swelling, itching, burning and pain of hemorrhoids (piles*. If so, you will want to keep on using it, and we will have gained a customer. If not. there is no obligation, and yon will have had the chance to test Thornton Minor Ointment entirely at our expense. So don’t hesitate —- simpb mail your name n.'i.l address and ask for the free tube. You will get yours bv return mail Address Ointment Dept , Thornton Minor Hospital, SHI A List Lnwood

Blvd., Kansas City Mo-

Mr. Bull refused the first spade trick, properly enough, and won the ,«econd trick. He went after the Inog suit by finessing the jack of clubs around to the king. A spade came back, and Mr. Bull had to play the see. Now Mr. Bull took the rest of the clubs. He could count on making four clubs, two spades, and two diamonds, for a total of 8 tricks. When he led a heart, in the attempt to develop a ninth trick, West took the ace of hearts and set the contract with the rest cf the spades. MUST CO AFTER HEARTS The way to make this hand is to go after the hearts instead of the long clubs. After winning the second trick with the king of spades. South must lead s heart. If West takes the ace of hearts and return a spade to the ace, South.can then take the club finesse in safety. East will get the king of clubs, of course, but he will then be out of spades. (If Ea’st still had a spade, the suit would break evenly attd wouic !

C—-7 3 2 What do you do ? Answer: Pass. Don’t try to make bids out of thin air.

$ Million Fire

At Freeporl, III. FREEPORT. III., (UP) Jan. 9- A million-dollar fire raged out of control for about eight /hours during the night through a dowtown business area, deroving three buildings and

damaging two others.

The blare broke out in the S’uk' nb rg Department Store Bremen said when they arrived it the scene the three-story building was filled with dense smoke and erupted into a sheet of flames almost immediately. The fire spread quickly to the adjoining E and W clothing >tore, a four-story structure. Hug-- crowds, at one time est:- | mated at more than 10,000, con-

! verged on the area.

Apartment dwellers in the j path of the flames fled as a : third building, the Leath

fessing the armed robbery’ Dec. 15 of an Omar Bakery’ supervisor enroute to a bank to make a night deposit. They implicated Richard Ge:lenback, 21, Lafayette, as the gunman. Gellenbeck was arrested but refused to make a statement.

For Quick Sale 120 acres, 60 crop land balance good pasture. 5 room dwelling, barn granary, chicken house. Price reduced to §11,000 with terms or will take in a small place in trade. We have calls for farms of all kinds. If you wish to buy or sell contact our office for prompt and efficient service.

NOTICE: Cnrbon P.n»ber Shop open Tuesday through Saturday. Open 10 a. m. Open evenings. Ben Headley, former Miller’s Barber Shop. 7-3p

Have you checkea our prices for Royster fertilizer? Special discount for delivery now. Bain-

FOR SALE: Good used oak dinette set; heating sieve; new full size bed; large dresser; 9x12 linoleum rugs. S4.9". Jefferies, j

FKE DAHT BANNR? WEIL, JAN. 9. 1957 Page 7 GREEXC’AST! *’. IXU.

Berry st.

WAITED >

HELP! HELP!

I’m a Hi-Lay 1042 Cross b^by

_ ,. chick, 2 weeks old. and I need a

bridge Elevator. Wed-tf. J ^

nice clean brooder house to call my home. If you buy me. I

Good weekly pay checks for part time work being earned by housewives and mothers in Raf delle. In interested write Radelle,

will

promise you I will lay lots of eggs and pay for my room and board. P. S. You can buy me nt

WOMAN FOUND GUILTY

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Jan. 9— (UP)—Mrs. Leona Belle Wolf, 30, Cedar Lake, late Tuesday was found guilty in the kidnaping of Mrs. Alice M. Simon, Sumner, Mich., last Nov. 12. A jury of eight men and four women deliberated most of the day before handing down the verdict.

1315 So. Fifth street. Terre 1 day old prices. Putnam Farm

Haute or phone Lin. 2202. 9-5t

Classified Ads • REAL ESTATE •

and

Co. Furniture Store,, caught . F.i . men on tne scene re- ./ ■ ! al! throe buildings a total

OSS.

INSURANCE REALESTAXP?

Would like to buy 80 to 160 acre farm in vicinity of Greencastle. Contact Ross Emmert. R. 5, Brazil. 3-6t.

RUBBER STAMP headquarters. Progressive Printing Co., next to the bus station. Wed-tf

Expert mimeographing—“No 1 job too large or too small.” R & 7—=r \ M Mailing Service, 2 S. MadisoSt. Phone 1452. Wed-tf.

Bureau Hatchery. Greencastle, Ind.

Phone

743 8-6t

WANTED: To buy ear com. Herschel Asher. Phone 129R2, Roachdale. 2-1 Op.

WANTED: Marri 1 man for general livestock and gram farming. Audrey Modiin, Roach* dale, Indiana. 4-6p.

FOR 3ALE: Hampshire Boars, eligible to be registered. Phone 6996-M. Gene Frederick. l-tf

King House, the first home equipped with glass windows in Central Alabama, is still stand- i ing. It is a part of Aalbama College at Montevallo. The house was built in 1823.

1()Y, WOMAN ADMIT BEING ACCOMPLICES LAFAYETTE, Ind., Jan. 9(UP) A high school bey and a iivorced mother of three childen admitted today they were ccomplices of a gunman who obb?d a bakery supervisor of §2,691 and gave them §800 each for their part in the crime. The mother .said she used part L

HAL HICKMAN, REALTOR 24 i 2 E. Washington, St. Phone 1121-W. MORTON Home divided into 3 apartments, 2 down, 1 up. All modem except heat. Large lot. Priced at §8000.00. NEAR GROVELAND Modern 3 bedroom home, enclosed breezeway, garage, full basement, located on 2 acres of ground. Located on route 36 just east of Groveland. W. WASHINGTON St. Modern home divided into 23 room and bath apartments. Full basement. Easily rented. Look at this for your home and income. MILLER SCHOOL DISTRICT Modern 3 bedroom home located on E. Anderson St. Full basement. Automatic gas heat. Garage. Priced to sell at $11,000. 1006 LINCOLN AVENUE Cozy 2 bedroom modem home. Large living room, fireplace. Convenient kitchen. Basement. Automatic gas heat. Priced at $9500.00. 8-2t

Land! Yes! Wanted real estate of all kinds to sell. Dewey Fordyce, Realtor. Clovordale Phone 45F. 7-H. FOR SALE—A small down payment and monthly payments will buy a good, modern home in best location. Phone 116. 7-9-2t

Wet wash 35c per washer. Soap & Bleach furnished. Laundry Ease. Phone 906. Wed.-tf.

WEDDING PICTURES — 12 pictures and album, $30.00. Phone 1326-W. Ralph Taylor. Photography, Prevo Building. Wed-tf.

• FOrt SALfc

FOR SALE: Modern three bed room bungalow, large living room with fire-place, birch cabinets in kitchen, automatic cil heat, over one acre of lane. Available April 1st. William li. ; Day. Phone 222-J. 7-9-11-Cf

FOR SALE: Double bed with box springs and mattress. Maple. Can be used as Hollywood bed. Call Bainbridge 10-R-l. 9-2t

At the Morton Sale Barn Monday January 14th, eight Short I horn and Hereford cows with calves by side. Truck load of yearling heifers 18 months old. Also truck load of new merchandise. 9-2t

FOR SALE: Ben Hur freezers from $199.00 up. Given free side of choice home killed beef with 17 ft. freezer or larger. Putnam County Frozen Foods, 730 E. Washington. Phone 762. 4-6t.

For Your snoppmg convenience—Your Quik-Chek Super Market. Hours arc 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 11-tf

FOR SALE: Hammond chord organ, perfect condition, bargain. Write P O. Box 75. 7-tf

FOR SALE: small spinet piano, good condition. Write P O. Box 7o. Greencastle, Indiana 10-tf

Man over 30. High cahber. neat appearing. Conla. * work for National Financial Organization. Car necessary. Sales or credit experience cosercial. $100.00 weekly draw plus bonus qualified man. Write P. J. Sc^aab care Banner giving exnei cnee. 7-3p You can give yr .r home and family normal atien'v? ami nho earn a good income with us selling Avon Products. Write Avon Products' 232 S. 12th Street. Terre Haute, Ind. 7-3t

WANTED: Women for weekly cleaning on Fridays. Phone 856-R between 4:00 p. m. and 6:00 p. m. 8-3t.

WANTED: Operator for small service station on road 40 just west of 43. Can be operated by older person. Phone 788 or 783 or write P. O. Box 174, Greenj castle. 8-2t.

SEPTIC TAi’KS, ce.sspuol.-* and toilet vaults cleaned, modern equipment. Sewers and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. Payless Sewer Cleaners. Phone >9 or 1104-Ft 15 East Walnut St. 25-tt

FOR SALE: Fresh eggs, John Myers, l l A miles northwest of Bainbridge. 9-lp.

From the first peep to the laM egg your Co-op chicks will pay their way. Buy quality chicks, buy Co-op chicks. Order yours before Jan. 15, 1957 and receive an early order discomu. Putnarr Co. Farm Bureau Co op Hatch ery. Phone 743 Greencastle. 2-12t

Remember East S^e Muwr Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel a gnment and mechanical work, "ree estimates. Free piekip '.. d delivery service '^S-tt

FOR SALE: Several registered Tamworth boars and gilts about 60 lbs. Your choice $25.00. Phone 917. 9-tf.

Free Hauling on Service Work Totaling S75 or More Weesner Implement Co,

s

124 N Jackson St. Phene 461 Greencastfe, Ind. ( association, lnc. |

MODEL 17

S^OEVf ELITE One Man Chain Saw No other saw can match it for all purpose cutting on a farm. Only 22 pounds . . . easy to operate. And 3.5 actual dynamometer rated brake horsepower... much more power and dependability than any other saw its size. Ask for free demonstration. Straight blades or bow saws Potesn Countv FARM BUREAU

GRAND OPENING SPECIAL!

LIME BEDS—New and used, i Dealer for Henderson “chief,” Parts and Service. Graver Welding. Greencastle. 9-3p.

KEWSiNGER PORTABLE Complete with Attachments Qn'y 339,90 §10 down, §5.50 per month Singer Sewing Center 1 W. FRANKLIN

BOOKKEEPING and TAX SERVICE for the Small Business Man. Professional Man and Farmer. REASONABLE RATES. Investigate today. No obligation. Call Collect or write Donald Riley, 806 So. Jackson St. Green-ca-stle. Tel. 489-R. Wed.-Fri.-tf

BEE TV-RABID SERVICE 335 X. Arlington. Phone 71

FOR SALE or TRADE Two 1954 Ford Tractors Greencastle Tractcr Sales Phone 1434 (Across from Fair Grounds)

Phone 743

SPECIAL 99c Oiling and adjusting- of any make sewing machine. Singer Sewing Center, 1 W. Franklin. Phone 1430. 8-tf.

FOR SALE: One 750x17 inch truck tire, good as new. Phone 7081R. 9-lp FOR SALE: Two pickups, will sell or trade; ’45 Dodge 1-2 ton: ’49 Studebaker 3-4 ton. Call 1350. 7-3t

FOR SALE: Sewing machine, Stitch-Matic, original $200 value, repossessed from dealer, never used, $58. Phone 7011-M. 7-6t

FOR SALE: Kroehler living room suite in good condition. $50.00. Kenneth Marriott, first farm north of Groveland. 8-3t.

For Bulldozer work see H. Maurice Broadstreet. Phone 33R 2, Fillmore Bex 85 M-W-F-tt

WHIRLPOOL WASHERS AND

DRYERS

;'mlos and Service

WEESNER IMPLEMENT TO

Phone 461 M-W-F-tf

FOR SALE: 4 door Super 8 Hudson, radio, heater, good tires. All in good running shape. Can be seen at 815 N. Jackson St. FOR SALE: Corn fed beef calves weighing 650 to 700 lbs. Carl Shoemaker, Phone 66. 8-4p FOR SALE: Oliver 60 tractor and cultivators, breaking plow, cultipacker, disc, 2 wheel trailer. Eugene McFarland, Bainbridge, Phone 41-R-41. 8-2p

FOR SALE: More home killed beef from Cloyd Hall farm. This is prime, mature beef. Putnam County Frozen Foods. Phone 762. 7-6t. For Sale or Lease: Holstein bulls, 2 miles east and Vz mile south of Brick Chapel. Ward Robertson of Marion Ferrand. 5-5p

WANTED TO BUY: Folding wheel chair. Phone .‘IC.l-R, 8-2t WANTED: Gi u office work; a !; i >w!. dye of bookkeeping woe! 1 b helpful. State qualification-: a:: 1 salary expected. Box 99 Bunn; i . 8-.”t WANTED: 1 flnial - ers, experienced. Ap. y in person. White CF-:m ■No phone calls please. 8-3t WAN! ED: Live t o k hauling, new equipment, 25 years experience. Gerald Hartman, Phone 3-1 R 3 Bainbridge 31-2-4-7-9-11-14-16 —8p

Stockers and Feeders at Camden: 150 choice Hereford steer calves 400 lbs., 40 chuice Angus steer calves 440 lb*., 150 cattle 450-550 lbs., 100 choice Angus and Hereford heifer calves 400 lbs. Wertheimer Citt'e Co. Ph. 40. 7-3t

FOR SALE: Hampshire sow with six extra nice pigs ready to wean, vaccinated. William H. Rogers, Phone Clayton 54. 8-2t. |

WANTED: He.p, mo-vied iimn experienced with m i hinery and livestock, modern hir- o, piivil- ! eges furnished. A >n Cooper. Gosport, Ind. 9-4p. WANTED: Boa* ! ng, free or work homes for to->.y age buys and girls. Putnam Ceinty Department of Pub’i;' Wt ’.fare. Court House, 4th fl ><>r. 9-31

♦ FOP.

Continuing Sale of all clothing at Thrift Shop during January. 623 Anderson. M-W-F-tf.

FOR RENT: room. 508 E. 1059-W.

?ifT i . sleeping

1 Ian

Phone 9 3p

TARPAULINS— Big January discount sale. Direct from manufacturer. All standard sizes or

FOR RENT: Modern rooms. Dorothy Mundy. Cloveidale. 9-2t

One 3 room iurnrsheU apartment, modern, up sLtii:-:, private

custom made to your needs, h or | en ^ rance _ Dave Worrell, Morton trucks, cars, farms, boats. Sid- | r i M-W-F-tf.

ney Mandelblatt. 846-R or 678.

3-7-9-3t ; SPECIAL: Rent a Singer sew-

————— — ling machine, $5.00 month. Singer FOR SALE: Two good stoves: : _ . ,, , . .. ... & Sewmg Center, 1 \\. Franklin, one apartment size gas stove; one k te circulating heater. See at 6121 ° 6 ‘ 1Z Howard St. 9-11-2 I FOR RENT: Fru- bedrooms,

1 1-2 baths, fireplace in living room, full dining room, nutomal-

_ ic heat. Local d 109 Bloomington Virginal i production than previous white ‘ age ’ Heavins ery, Fillmore. f;lTeet p ol fii>; , amatior

10-17-24-31-4P

NEW HY-LINE 934-A, THRIFTY WHITE EGG LAYER. Streamlined for greater feed efficency, cuts feed cost per dozen

eggs laid. Gives even higher egg ! j° r ^ an ^ beef, also fresh saus-

FOR SALE: Fresh home kil.Vo

Indiana and West

coal. Sherm’s Impl. Sales. Pho'.e egg HY-LINE layers. And even

610-M.

M-W-F-* i.

TRUCKING— Cmsned stone, sand, gravel for fill, driveways or concrete, fill dirt, lime and fertilizer spreading, heavy machinery hatiling. EXCAVATING Bulldozer and highlift work, land clearing, ponds, drainage, basements, truck loading with 2 yd. machine. William NewKirk. Fillmore, Phone 237. 16-tf

better profits. Order new HYLINE 934-A chicks now. Kirch-

FOR SALE: 1955

| toria, Charles How-.id,

er Hatchery. 29-31-2-4-7-9-6t | Trailer Court.

Ford V

Pings’

9-3p

call Ernest Phone 255.

H. i

& Co

8-3t

FOR SALE: Walnut bedroom suite-late model; 7 cubic foot Coolerator in good condition; breakfast table and 4 chairs; 2 end tables, all for low unpaid balance. Indiana Loan Company.

9-2t

FOR SALE: Low-ash, clinkerfree black coal, $6.25 per ton al Maple Grove Mine, S ml., S. E. Rockville, Ind. Phone 198R1 9-3t

FOR RENT: House 5 rooms and bath 2 miles north Greencastle. Eugene Mr Farland, Bainbridge phone 41-R-41 8-2p.

FLOORS REFINISHED with Plasta Last. Needs no waxing— Non slip. Beautiful and durable. Phone 328-J. *8-4p.

RcCTOR

FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE

PHONE 341

FOR SALE: 40 head of Hampshire shoats, do .bie treated

I Claud Crodian and Son, one miri

south of Clinton Falls church.

8-2t

FOR RENT: apartment, 708 Phone 980-M. F< )R RENT: 1. on Olive St - !.

L

front I. dhina St.

7-3t

: i ami house , me 77-,-J.

7-31

FOR SALE: 6 Holstein cows at Morton Sale Barn, Monday, Jan. 14th. 8-4p.

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BiONDIr.

By Chick Yount

WE OWE MORE THAN ALL THE REST COMBINED

r pmoneCALtms )\ '' A' ' AFTESNOON - / , ^ f' &

NATIONAL DEBT of the rich United States runs to more than twice the combined debt uf the rest of the mam debtor nations of the

world, this map compilation shows. Total debt shown here, exclusive of wealthy Uncle Sam s, is a bit less than $154,000,000,000.

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