The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 May 1957 — Page 8

THE DAILY BANNER WED.. M \Y ; » !n.-,7 Pajpe H viRKr.NC ASTLJE, LN

Classiiied Ads.

Expert mime'jgraphing—"No FARMERS PAVING MORE job too large or too small.” R & FOR THINGS THAN YR AGO M Mailing Service, 2 S. Madisor. St. IPhone 1452. Wed-tf. WASHINGTON (UP)—The

Agriculture E>epartment said to-

DURACLEANED RUGS AND

day prices paid

MISD LUHECUS For Bulldozer work see H Maurice Broad?tre^t Phone 33R 2. Fillmore Box 85. M-W-F-tf Palomino stallion for service. Contact Albert Landes, 331 E. Church Street. Brazil, Ind. Phone 24S7 before 4:00 p. m. and 21011 after 4:00 p. m. M-W-F-tf Remember Malar Sales for expert body work, Painting, Wheel Alignment and Mechanical Work. Over 30 years experience. Free estimates 6-tf rKUCK 1NL Cnuffieo stone, sand, grave 1 for fill, driveways or concrete, fill d'rt lime and fertilizer spreading, heavy machineiy haruling. EXt AVATING Bulldozer and nigr.lift w.»rk land dearirig pen t3, drainage basements, ti ic^ loading with 2 yd. machine W.iliam NewKh't F illmore. Phone ?37 1 ^ tf FOR Q1 ICR SERVICE and a fine job use c.ur Washettd Dept. The price is n isonahle too. Home l.;u:n«lry K- Cleaners. 22 tf otPl’IC I i.e,s:ar»ot and r valid- cleaned moden eouipinent Sewers ! «r < basemen' drains cl“ in d w rfi electric ^ut ting knives. Payless Sewej Cleaners. f. on« >>r 1154-F. l.» F.a 1 --! Walnut • 5 f. 25-t; CON VI .i PARKING Why dr.v n- <ii. d wishing for someor •* to puli out from a meter? Shop Quik Ci’i k. You don’t pay for p;u ki ig, and you’re right at the d«K)r'. Iti o n fru- 150 cars. Quik Ch< k Sii;* r Maiket, Corner Locust an:! Franklin. 21-tf. A! THOIUZED DEALER FOR IIABDWIN A( ItOSOMC SPINETS, GRANDS, ORG.WS, LESTER BETSY ROSS SPINETS. rSE!> PIA.\t):i AVAILABLE. SANDY S< NG S IOP, ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE. PHONE «0 OR 1154-R. 1-tf

are about 5 per cent

higher this spring than a year

ago.

UPHOLSTERY 9 tay clean long- ^ s ,. rv , tM ^ ^ ..e unmats, colors revive. , .. . . _

* _ duction Cleaned in your own home. Use again same day. Inexpensive world wide service. Duncan’s

Duracl*»» Service, 502 N. Ar- Fertilizer is the only important linger ' ve. Phone 582-R or farm production cost item that 374 M-W-F-tf. ^ as n °t a ne t increase in price in the last year, the deft UBBER STAMP headquar- partment said in its publication, ters. Progressive Printing Co.,

next to the bus station. Wed-tf WHIRLPOOL WASHERS AND

DRYERS

Sales and Service weesner implement CO

Phone 461 M-W F-t)

SCOTTS COMPLETE LINE grass seeds, weed controls and fertilizers. Free use of spreader and seeder. Todd’s Ace Hardware Putnam County’s laigest garden seed dealer. M-W-F-tf

MAPLECROFT AUTO THEATRE Just East of Stilesville on C’. S. 40 Show Starts at Dusk

Wed., and Thurs. John Ireland, Bevgrly Garland “HIE GUNSI^VGER” Teresa Wright, and Louis Hayward“BRIDLY MURPHY”

Corral Drive-In Theatre SEELVVTLLF INDIANA Boxoffice O’x n 7:13 Show At Dusk Wed., & Thurs. “GIANT” — Shown nt 8:50 ADVANC'D ADMISSION THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY 75c Am'LTS CHILDREN FREE

“GIANT”

Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hud I on, James Dean

Also

“CHASING THE SUN” Sorry, No Buck Night Monday This Week.

Meadowbrook Drive In Theater Intersection 36 and 43

W< d., and Thurs. ‘THE GIRL CAN’T HELP IT’ (Color) Tom Ewell, Jayne Mansfield “THE IRON PETTICOAT” (Color) Bop Hope, Katherine Hepburn

0-C Midway Drive-In Theater

Junction

S. 40 and 43.

Tonight In Color “FIRST TRAVELING SALESLADY” Ginger Rogers “CHA CHA CHA BOOM” Mary Kaye Trio

Thursday and Friday Cinemascope ‘WALK THE PROUD LAND’ Audie Murphy “WOMEN OF PITXAIEN ISLAND” James Craig

BLIND SCHOOL HAS BOWLING

NOTICE Pioneer Seed Corn for Sale: Any number and kernel size. Late or early. This corn is at my home 006 E. Walnut St. Rex Hathaway, phone 357-W. 1-tf Come t i Vai :>'. ion Bible School at First B. ptist Church begin-j niiig May 27.ii and continuing all v.eJ:. D 71 y ut sslons from 9:30 a. in. to 2:;.0 j>. m. with recreation and lunch period at noon. Bring own sack lunch. Drinks furnished. 22-4p. j

for compifc*.- -.utomodne refinishing and wrack rebuilding. No job to large or too small., i All work guaranteed to custom- | cr satisfaction. Phone Sharp’s i Body Shop. 7011-W. State Road | 43. M W-F-tf I WEI >DIN< i Picn : HIES — L pietuic;. an ! ;1 n m, $30.00 Phone 1523 \V. P: ! ph Tay'or I’hotography, Pi Building. Wed tl WET WASHES 55i per washer Evo’ v: iiu.g fu’nished. Laundry Ease, North Side of Square Phone 900. Wed-tf.

BLIND Jacqueline Whetstone winds up for a try on one of the two new bowling alleys at the Ohio State School for the Blind in Columbus^ Two fully equipped lanes were donated to the school by the Bowling Proprietors Association of Ohio. Note the guide rail which gets her off in the right direction. (International)

New '57 Westinghouse Refrigerator

PUTS MORE FOOD AT YOUR FINGERTIPS!

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Big 10.8 cu. ft. Refrigerator Section Keeps Ail Foods at Easy Reach-In Level! Full-depth Glide-Out Shelves! New Showcase Crisper On Door! New Cheese, Butter and Egg Dairy Pantry! Spec ial Meat and Utility Drawers! 50 Clioc e-N-Change Color Combinations! 84-lb. True Zero-Degree Freezer with Roll-Out Basket!

Automatic Cycle Defrosting! No messy refrigerator defrost water to empty or spill.

v? m nrtnm Tt&mwmk j mm/mm, 3

REGULARLY §359.95

Imperial OBK-13

13.2 cu. ft.

$100.

Nou Uni, $459.95 WITH TRADE you can be S(W'S...iFiT’s'YYkstinghc>iise i S ELECTRIC SERVICE 5~j Noriii Jackson S'.reet, Greencastle -- Main Street, Cloverdale

|The Farm Cost Situation.” The department said interest rates on new loans are substantially higher.” Cost rates and prices paid by farmers for major groups of production items this spring compared with a year ago Feeder livestock, up 11 per cent; farm real estate md motor vehicles, up 7 per cent each: motor supplies, farm machinery, amd farm real estate taxes per acre, up 5 per cent each; farm supplies, seed, and wage rates, up 4 per cent each; building and fencing materials, up 3 per cent; and feed, up 2 per cent.

Interest rates charged fanners on both farm mortgage loans and non- real estate loans continued to increase during 1956. The rate on new faram loans generally increased from 1 1-2 to 1 per cent during the year. Most federal land banks now are charging 5 per cent corn-

loans increased from an average 1 of about 6.3 per cent during 1955 to an average of 6.5 per cent

during 1956.

pared with 4 per cent a year ago. Rates commonly charged by life insurance companies are about 1 per cent above a year earlier

with new loans bearing a 5 to j

5 1-2 per cent rate.

The interest rates charged A J farmers by the.principal lending DQflVl&r /XClS POy irstbutions for non real estate \

GUI IS GLOWING INDIANAPOLIS <UP) Marion county prosecutor John Tinder said today he will call William Sorrell, a former member of the Indiana State Highway Commission, to testify in a grand jury investigation of a fuel additive known as Glo.

TWISTER CUTS SWATH THRtilfCH SUBURBAN KANSAS CiTY

TO-NIGHT mum % ~a imavs Mitt mm

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COMING SOON "SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS"

The pathof the tornado which struck th e Kansas City suburb of Ru skin is well defined in this aerial view of the stricken area. Note buildings (top) untouched along o street, while the opposite side an ..... .u ..ave

_ FRIGIDAIRE WEEK" SPECIAL^VALUES FOR THE LOWEST PRICE IN HISTORY

’57 FKISIEJyiE

8 cu. ft. Refrigerator Only $'15995

with trad*

PAY ONLY $2.50 WEEKLY

• Butter Compartment • 3 Quickube Ice Trays • New Safety-Seal Door

57 FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY PAIR

ONLY $

299

9 5 pair with trade

os liftle as $4.00 a week after small down payment.

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i57 FRIGIDAIRE 30Ui. RANGE ' with GIANT THRIFTY OVEN CHK ^ $ 199 95

Models WS-57 and DS-57 Super Automatic Washer with Saves The Most—uses less exclusive Lmt-Away Action hot water, detergent, time and ‘sweeps out lint, dirt ond electricity than the other washscum. No filter to clean. ers to give you cleanest wash Washes Clothes Cleanest— b y for ' wit h°ut rubbing, washing action gets clothes 38% cieaner than the aver- Super Electric Dryer has proper age of 6 other leading wash- heat, timed for all kinds of ers tested. fabrics.

PAY ONLY

with trade $2,75

WEEKLY

Loaded with incomparabU features like— 1 • The Thinking Panel that looks after all cooking operations. • Full-Width 30-inch Oven that holds the biggest roast you’ll ever buy. • Adjustable Oven Shelves that shift easily to five positions. • Roomy Storage Drawer that gives space aplenty for the biggest utensils. Model R5-38-57

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Frigidaire Pink Qulckube Ice Tray ONLY 95° Regularly $1.90 At lever touch one or all of the cubes come out. Holds 14 full-size cubes.

HORACE LINK and Company

The Store of Furniture