The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 May 1957 — Page 5
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Prices were/never lower—trade-in values never better! 3-T . Super-Cushions ^ GOODYEAR
Size 6.70 x 15, fits most _ Plymouthi, Fords, Chev- ^ rolets, Hudsons, Noshes, ond Studebolcers
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Plus tax and recappoble tire
Size 6 00 x 16, an extra special buy for owners of older model cars Size 7.10 x 15, fits most Dodges, Buicks, Olds, Pontiacs, Mercurys. and others
SUSS Plus tax and recappoble tire s 14— Plus tax and recappoble tire
You get famous Goodyear quality inside and out . . . features you won’t find in any other tire at the price. Get 3-T Super-Cushions today and save! As low as SI.25 a week for a set of FOUR!
MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND
BOj HIERS, Inc.
f FIKYSLEIt — PLYMOUTH
Auction Sale OF Household and Miscellaneous AT 10I PARK STREET IS GR EHSASTLE Wedne?Ey f May 15!h, H57 AT 1:00 O’CLOCK S priiitrs. I nru mattress, 3 tlrcsvers, 3 stand tables trunks, | siea.n trunk. I dressing: table, 1 ova! library table, 3 rugs. > pa.s, 3 idee livin-r room suite, large Cherry ivardrobe, sqiian. rosen no I piano, I d nette set with 4 chairs, 3 cornered ciip.xiard, ni l- kitcbtn safe, dishes, antique pictures, fence posts, lawn mower; ra.Ier, garden plow, small tools, 3 electric lamps, radjO, etc*. M same tim > an I place will sell the following property, 3 nc. >-<■ ki coii.’li l ->r. Skis, white shoe ice skates, black tap -hoes »,rc pin e with ele.-tric log, childs crib, 2 small desks, one de.l, chair, p rch gl.der, childs tent and other articles. J L2IMS—C.\sil. x 0 t responsible in case of accidents. MRS. EDITH CHITTEMREH ALTON’ IIITIST. Auct oneer. CI.IFF McMAIN’S, clerk
UKOFOSE CUT IN FOREKiV All) BUT NOT WILD CUTS WASH INGTON (UP) —A special Senate committee says the foreign aid program should bo continued but can be operated more effectively and at lower cots. The committee said “an immediate and discriminating’’ cut could he made in U. S. aid given on an outright grant basis to free world nations. Hut it warned that “indiscriminate cuts in the aid program would pose "adverse consequences ... to the safety and international position of the United States.” COLLEGE STUDENT fS HELD FOI{ CVMI’US POISON PLATTE CITY, Mo. (UP) An IS year old Park College freshman charged with poisoning a nnurse and two students at the erhool's health center was held without bond in Platte County jail today. Hubert McKinley Flukerson, •Tr., Munskogee, Okla., also was under questioning in connection with a series of fires that appeared to have been set on the campus of Parksville. Mo., col-
lege last week. The poisoning incident took place about three days after the Fulkerson denied knowledge of any of the incidents. STATION IS BOBBED ANGOLA, Jnd. (UP)—Two g nmen wearing- handkerchief rna k - slugge l a gas station al- " ° ’t today and scaped with £.002 10. the S.euben County •ill riff's office said. Wayne L land, Fremont, said he robb rs were armed with a -' voivrr. lie said they hit him three times with a half-inch pipe. The robbery occurred at Martin’s Filling Station on U. S. 27 r.ouh of the Northern Indiana
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Dartmoiub College’s internaCarnival u.;s first held in 1910. Classified Ads f :t FOR RENT: One bedroom furnished apartment in Cole apartments. See custodian or phone 187-WX. 30-tf
Delta Kappa Gamma Hold* Ceremonies Members of Epsilon chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met Saturday afternoon. May 11, for a birthday tea and honoring ceremony at the Union Building. Mrs. John Boyd presided at the attractive tea table before the business meeting and ceremonials. Hostesses were Miss Dorothy Harris, Mrs. Estelle Hall, Mrs. Hazel Owens. Miss Louise Knauer, Mrs. Waneta Hazlett and Miss Mabel Joseph. The business meeting was conducted by President Audrey Beatty, who presented a most interesting report of the state convention, recently held at French Lick-Sheraton Hotel, to which : she was a delegate. The convention began on Friday evening, April 26, with a Fun Fest for all delegates and a showing of colored slides of the dedication ceremonies held last summer for the new International Headquarters Building in Austin, Texas. Saturday morning and afternoon delegates attended business meetings and panel discussion groups. The noon birthday luncheon featured a beautiful Founder’s Day ceremony and a lovely birthday ceremony. Evening speaker at the Red Rose Banquet was Dr. Marguer,te Malm, profe-ssor of psychology at Indiana State Teachers Collede, Terre Haute. The subiect of her address was “Utopia.” An inspiring and vivacious speaker, Dr. Malm urged that we arrive at a new concept of ourselves, that we learn to see things with our mind’s eye—clearly and accurately. The last meeting of the convention was the Sunday morning bn akfast, with Mrs. Jeanadele Shimler of Bronxville, New York, as speaker. Mrs. Shimler, a musical therapist in a Veteran’s hospital, spoke on the subject, “1 Prescribe Music.” and demonstrated some of the techniques j of this rather new treatment for mental and physical ills. After Miss Betty’s report an 1 effecticve birthday candle light- | ing ceremony was conducted by Mrs. Edna Hayes Taylor, assisted by Hrs. Cyrus Dryden and Mrs. Frank DeVaney. Next, Miss Mabel Joseph was introduced. She conducted a ceremony honoring three members of tiie local organization, Mrs. E. R. Bartley, Mrs. Edna Hayes Taylor, and Miess Mildred Dimmick, who was unable to be present. Miss Joseph expressed eloquently the society’s appreciation for the work of these three educators and presented each with a remembrance from the
chapter.
Music during the meeting was ■ led bv Mrs. Staten Owens, music chairman.
. FOR RENT: 3 room modem furnished apartment, $25.00 David Worrell, next door to Bettis’ Store at Morton. M-W-F-tf
septic tors, "’spool.. Banner Ads Pay and toilet vaults cleaned, modem [ . —
equipment. Sewers an A basement
AMATEUR IAL! 30 watt
FOR SALE at Camden:
drains cleaned with electric cut- ! one-brand yearling steers,
-ing knives. Payless
RAD TO SPEC-AT-1 transmitter
144 , with coupler and 2 40 meter cry195 j stals and AR-2 4 band receiver.
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LOST
Sewer one-brand yearling steers, 30 An- Both like new and guaranteed. | ^ ^^ CTeaners. Phone 30 or 1154-R. i gus yearling steers, 285 N. Dak. j Only $50. Call Howard Greenlee | COrn planter ’ excel,f ' nt con,,ltlon -
LOST: Yellow parakeet, band number 47. Call 882-M. Mrs. Ernest Hill, 1011 So. Locust. ll-2t
LOST: Pair of boy’s dark rimmed glasses at Little League ballgame Friday at Park. Phone lll-R. ll-2t.
15 East Walnut St. 25-tf. 1 light yearlings 450-550 lbs.. 50’ at 350. : ——— i 800 lbs., fleshy yearlings, 100 ! TRUCKING— Cruaneo Mooe, j heifers 40 0.550 lbs. Wertheimer I sand, gravel for fill, driveway, or Catt|e Co h 4Q n 3t concrete, fill dirt, lime and fertil-
izer spreading, heavy machinery ; t™ « AT - n
! hauling I SALE. 10 nice weaned
yiy A V A TTVfi ■ last Cement Co. house.
’ Frank (Rood. ll-3p.
10-3p.
LOST: Small black male puppy near Indiana and Berry St. Call 852-RX. 13-2t.
FOR RENT: Sleeping room. Ground floor. Close in. Private entrance. Private bath. Call 611J. 13-lp FOR RENT; Two bedroom side of new duplex, gas heat, large living room. Hardwood floors. Available May 15. Nice neighbors Call at 606 So. Jackson. 13-tf
Bulldozer and highlift work, land clearing, ponas, drainage, basements, truck loading with 2 j yd. machine. William NewKirk, Fillmore, Phone 237. 13-tf
FOR QUICK SERVICE and a fine job use our Washette Dept. The price is reasonable too. Home Laundry & Cleaners.
22-tf
Palomino stallion for service. Contact Albert Landes, 331 E. j
| Church Street, Brazil, Ind. !
Phone 2487 before 4:00 p. m. and 21011 after 4:00 p. m.
M-W-F-tf
FOR SALE: 17 yead of dairy heifers, 6 mo. to one year old, also three oher younger calves. ! Russell Blaydes, RFD 1, Greencastle. 13-tf.
THE “U”SHOP 600 S. College Ave.
Open 8:30 A. M. to 10:00 P. M.
Glenn & Leone Deem
Your neighborhood variety store. Stop iu and see what a wide selection of home needs we
stock.
FOR SALE: Used Westinghouse washer and dryer. Phone 28 or 282. Mrs. Perkins. 29-tf.
THRIFT SHOP: Wants men’s summer suits, size 42 long. 623 Andersen St. Gladys Thompson. ll-2t.
FOR RENT: 4 room modem furnished apartment, newly decI orated. Call after 5 00 p. m., 513 South Jackson St. 13-3p
For Bulldozer work see H Maurice Broadstreet. Phone 33R 2, Fillmore Bo-x 85. M-W-F-tf
NOTICE
Pioneer Seed Corn for Sale: ; Any number and kernel size. Late or early. This corn is at my home 606 E. Walnut St. Rex Hathaway, phone 357-W. l-tf
REAL ESTATE
12 BEVERIDGE Fenced yard, detached garage, partial basement with 2*/2 story house providing plenty of space for your family.
Dog to give away to nice family. 12 Beveridge street. 13-2t.
Hardwood Floors Sanded and Finished. Refinishing a specialty. Phone 50K, Clcnrerdale Floyd Crawley. 25-tf.
FOR SALE: 8 foot showcase, can be seen at Dobbs Tire and Battery Shop. ll-2t.
FOR SALE: geon, $100.00. nient Sales.
Used Soil SurSherm’s Imple-10-13-15-3t.
KREME KASTLE iUESDAY SPECIAL: Delicious meat loaf, choice of vegetables, salad, served with hot rolls. 13-lt.
WHIRLPOOL WASHERS AND DRYERS Sales and Service WEESNER IMPLEMENT CO Phone 461 M-W-F-tt
FOR SALE: Garden Plants: Peppers, mangoes, sweet potatoes, tomato and cabbage. Harold “Fat” Baker, Bainbridge. 10-6p.
For complete, automobile refinishing and wreck rebuilding. No job to large or too small.. All work guaranteed to customer satisfaction. Phone Sharp’s Body Shop. 7011-W. State Road
43.
M-W-F-tf. 5:00 p. m.
Blanche Patterson, foot doctor, will be in town Wednesday 9 a. m to 6.30 p. m. For appointment call 363-R. 10-13
FOR SALE: Bulk garden seed. Large variety. Headley Hardware. 3-tf FOR SALE: Quilt tops. Made by the Willing Workers of Somerset Church. Can be seen at 26 N. Vine Street from 2:00 to
10-3p
AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR BALDWIN ACROSONIC SPINETS, GRANDS, ORGANS, LES-
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE''
In The Market for a New Home ? If so then this is it but if not then Don’t Look Cause You’ll Sure Want to Buy this beautiful well-located modern brick 2 bedroom Home; large living room; lovely dining area; attached garage; extra large lot. For Appointment Call Phone 1073 S H E T R 0 N E REAL ESTATE 13-2t.
We strive to do the cleanest
whitest laundry work possible.
Laundry Ease Phone 906.
Mon-tf
2t j TER BETSY ROSS SPINETS. ! USED PIANOS AVAILABLE.
FOR SALE: Good 290, 2-row John Deere com planter. O. E Lewis, Roachdale. 13-3p
B. Cantonwine. Phone 155R.
11-13-15-31.
FOR SALE: 1956 Ford Fairlane 4 door sedan, Fordo-matic, Many extras. Excellent condition. Will take trade-in Private owner. Phone 1358. M-W-F-tf USED BALBR8: Oliver wire tie $1350: Ford baler $900: Roto balers $600. Sherm’s Impi. Sales.
10-13-15-31.
FOR SALE: New John Deere 246 planters for Ford Ferguson, 3 point hitch. While they last $200. One new Dunham pulverizer. Fanners Supply Inc. Phone 921. 9-13-2t
WANTED
WANTED: Dishwasher, transportation furnished. Barton’s Sea Food Restaurant, south side of 40 at 43. * 13-4p.
FOR SALE: 1956 Oldsmobile 2 door hardtop, new tires, low mileage. O. E. Lewis, Roachdale. 13-3p
FOR SALE: Refrigerator and several good washing machines. All in good condition. Worrell Brothers, Morton, Ind. next to Bettis Store. M-W-F-tf
USED PLANTERS: 2 row J. D. $100; 2 row M. H. $75; 2 row Burch $90; 4 row Black Hawk $200; 2 row A. C. $150. Shemi’s Impl. Sales, Greencastle, Ind.
10-13-15-3t.
WANTED: Boys for Banner and Indianapolis News paper routes in Greencastle. See Bill Siler at Banner Office. 13-3t. If you want work, but cannot give full time we have just the thing you need. Repiescnt the finest Avon Cormctics. Write Mrs. Iiene Pearson, 232 S. 12th street. Terre Haute, Ind. 13-3t WANTED: Lumbei Yard M mager for local firm, to make appointment for personal interview. Write P. O Box 488, Greencastle, Ind. 13-tf WANTED: Girl’s 26 inch bicycle. Phone 81. 13-2t.
WANTED: Job staying in home doing light house work or
Cloverdale Sale Barn Tuesday, i c aring for elderly people. Phone
May 14, 60 head Hereford and
Angus feeding
SANDY SONG SHOP, ACROSS Shorthorn and
FROM POST OFFICE. PHONE 60 OR 1154-R. l-tf.
HOME INSULT flON; Balu- j FOR SALE: Clark & Lincoln win Hill rock wool blown in I Soybean Seed. High germination, pneumatically for assured satis- j Raymond Powers, Cloverdale, R.
2-tf.
faction. Call us for free estimates. River Electric Shop. Phone
1135.
M-F-tf.
cattle, 10 Hereford
i
head I
1176-.I
13-3p.
and calves.
cows 13-lt
FOR SALE: Seed Corn and seed beans. Complete line of Master Mix feeds. Kelley Feed Storfl, Morton. Phone Morton 481. 13-Gt
FOR RENT: Modern two bedroom lower apartment, corner Walnut and l ocust. Please call 431-R for ( ppointment Available June 1. 7-tf.
FOR RENT: Three rooms, private bath, also closed back porch, front porch, private entrance. 801 Lincoln Ave. Phone 773-J. 10-3p. FOR RENT: Apartments, 3 loom lower and 5 room upper, ho’h mode rn, close in. Phone 921 or 9.2. 8-13-2t. ! FOR RENT: Furnished 2 bedroom apartment. Prefer middle < ’ 1 working lady. Phone 1146-W. 4C2 S. Indiana St. 13-tf. F< > RENT: Show room 36x12, gas. Water and sewer. Stool and lavatory. $25.00 month. Call at GOG S. Jackson. 13-3t. FOR RENT: 60 acres of pasture, one mile south of Fincastle, on 43. Kenneth Miller. 13-3p.
FOR SALE: Attractive wooded hill setting on 2 large lots. Ranch type stone and redwood home. 2 bedrooms, spacious closets. 16x24 living room, knotty spruce paneling with large fireplace. Oak floors, birch cabinets, automatic heat, % miles N. Mt. Meridian. Terms. See sign. 13-3p. SPRING AIR Get out where it is fresh. 14 acre, chicken ranch or would make good set up for raising hogs. Plenty water and buildings. Close in. Progressive Real Estate, 9 S. Arlington. Phone 435-W. 13-3t.
DURACLEANED RUGS AND UPHOLSTERY stay clean longer, pile unmats, colors revive. Cleaned in your own home. Use j again same day. Inexpensive \ world wide service. Duncan’s I Duraclean Service, 502 N. Ar- \ lington Ave. Phone 582-R or I 373. M-W-F-tf.
USED TRACTORS: W. D. 45
$D50; W. D. $1200; W. D. $1100; j q Melody Saxaphone;
W. D. $1150; C $450; C $475. Sherm’s Impl. Sales, Greencastle, Ind. 10-13-15-3t.
FOR SALE: Used garden tractors. Sherm’s Implement Sales. 10-13-15-3t.
FOR SALE: Used musical instruments: Tenor Saxophone";
Lyon
Healey Cornet;, Tenor Banjo; Guitar; We buy, sell or trade anything of value. Bargain Store 715 Main street. It FOR SALE: Bicycle, 26 inch. Super Deluxe Monarch in good condition. Call 256-M. 13-15-17-3t
SCOTTS COMPLETE LINE grass seeds, weed controls and fertilizers. Free use of spreader and seeder. Todd’s Ace Hardware Putnam County’s largest garden
seed dealer.
j FOR SALE: Purebred Black
j Angus bull. A fine individual. FOR SALE: Window screens. I Sterling Boatright, Stilesville Rd. | Copper wire, wood frames. Exeel-
ll-3t. I lent condition, a real bargain. Six for $12.00 or single as below (overall measurements) 2-32” x i 39”—$2.00 each; 3—32” x 47”— $2.50 each; 1—36” x 39”- $2.00.
Cloverdaie Sale Barn: Sale every Tuesday starting at 11:00 a. m. and every Saturday night.
Mon-Fri-tf.
FOR SALE: DeKalb seed corn, limited supply of new, short stalk I hybrid. Damon Modlin, IVj
M-W-F-t f I miles southeast Brick Chapel.
13-6p.
MISG.-U CHEOUS
neinemoer toast o:rt. Sales for expert body work, Painting, Wheel Alignment and Mechanical Work. Over 30 years jxpenence. Free estimates. 6-tf
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION band instrument. We offer the services of two band directors for summer instruction Enroll now! Kersey Music Store. 13-15-2t. PIANO LESSONS offered. We are pleased to announce that
FOR SALE: One purebred Hereford bull, one year old. Harold Day. Phone 7026-W. 13-15-17-3t. FOR SALE: Lincoln soybeans. O. L. Dudley, one mile north ot Putnamville. Phone 7057-J. 13-2p.
811 Shadowlawn or call 256-M. 32-2t.
owlawn or call 256-M.
13-2t
They’ll Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
Wjem quinsy PESTEC?ED W1MES4P FOR THOSE H4RD-TO-6ET THE4TR5 TICKETS HE PLE4DED LIKE THUS**"
SO 4FTER P4L WINES4P MOVES HE4VEH, E4RTH HKD THE POWERS TH4T BE—HE MEETS QUlMSV A MOMTH L4TER —
We do a swell job on shag rugs of all types any size, including room size. 9x12, $4.00. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 22-tf ATTENTION: Sofeball and Little League ball players. In stock, balls, bats, gloves, a few sizes of shoes (softball), shoe spikes, umpire indicators, score I books. If we don’t have what you want, we can get it for you on short notice. Special team ! prices on uniforms and equip- I ment. Also for those who like | tennis and other games, tennis balls, and rackets, badminton sets, rackets, and shuttlemocks, table tennis, shuffleboard, archery, horse shoes and other games. Weber Bike & Toy Store, 14 D. Wash. 13-3t.
FOR SALE: Ma«ter quality aluminum hand lawn mower. Ball
Helen Jarrell is now teaching bearing wheels, $8.00 811 Shad-
piano in our studios. Enroll now. Phone 113. 13-15-2t SPECIAL MEETING, Thursday, May 16, at 8:00 p. m. for members and prospective members of Lakeside Yacht Club at Sportsman’s Headquarters, Road 42 and Cataract Lake. 13-3t
COMPRESSION MASSAGE MRS. U. W. KIRKPATRICK, MASSEUSE Thursday, May I6!h Commercial Hotel For Appointment, Phone 47
FDR ai.Lt FOR SALE: Hampshire and Berkshire cross gilts, ready to farrow. Emma Albin. Phone 1335. 13-2p
FOR SALE 325 Bushels Good YELLOW CORN. Greencastle Tractor
Sales
Phone 1434 (Across from Fair Grounds)
WHY PAY FOR... ... PARKING? Why drive around wishing for someone to pull out from a Meter? Out at your Quick Chek Super Market you don’t pay for parking and you ar“ never issued overtime Parking Tickets. Room fo* 10^ Cars.
WANTED AT ONCE. Man with car for Rawleigh business in S. Putnam or N. Clay Cos. or city of Greencastle. Buy on time. Write immediately to Rawleigh’s, Dept. INE-451-301, Freeport, 111.
. J3*10-2p.
WANTED: CarpenUi work, any kind. Melven Ellis, R. 1, Reelsville, Ind. at Fern. 13-3p. MEN WANTED 18-45 Practical training in Drafting, Tool and Die Designing and Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. Free employment service. G. I. approved. Write for information Box Nc. A. S., c/o Banner. 13-14-15-20-21-22 6p. WANTED fencing and ditching to do. James R. Jones, 911 Crown St. Phone 1000-W. 9-4p WANTED: Washings and ironings to do in my home. Viola Sears, phone 260-R. 10-3p WANTED: Girl or woman for sales work in local retail store. Old, established business, good working conditions. Excellent and permanent position for qualified high school graduate. Write Box 101, c/o Banner giving reltrences and experience. 8-tf. WANTED: Ironings to do In my home. Inquire at 853 No. Jackson St. 10-3p WANTED: Experienced ser- , vice station man for nights. State references. Blue & Bridges Texaco Station at Roads 40 and 43.
1 l-3t
WANTED: portation for i Sea 1* ood U. S. 40 at
45.
, transBarton’s nith aide 1 l-3p.
WANTED: Hauling: Livestock, grain, coal, rock, etc. Pick up loads of livestock on Thursdays. Richard Alice, Coatesville phone B-22-30. M-W-F-tf.
BL0NDIE
Bv Chick Young
WH4TTS4 M4TTE(?,V4 WORRIED?? YOU’LL 6ET YOUR DOUGH/ BV THE W4Y—HOVVCUM EIGHT BUCKS 4 TICKET ? I KMOlV 4 GUV WHO C4nI GET 4LL YOU W4NIT 4T, -- BOX OFFICE PRICE--THE V j/vC SE4TS YOU GOT WERE CRUMMY TOO//
RENT AN IRONRITE
Watch Frontier, WFBM Sun. 3:30 - 4:00. Free Home Installation No. Obligation. WRIGHT'S DLECTRIC SERVICE 305 N. Jackson Street GREENCASTLE Main Stnet CLOVERDALE
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07 Frank Robbiot
SEAR'S GOT HIS ASMS PINNER/CAN'T USE HIS SUN / I MUSTN'T LET GIZVO PlE LIKE THIS/
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