The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 May 1957 — Page 3

IT’< AFACT

DON'T MISS THIS TWO WEEKS SALE!

PRE-RACE VALUES

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’.■».» ( IIRYsI.ER 2 mK»II Windsor Hardtop. All power anil A(•is-ssorles. C HEX ROLET 2 DOOR station Waicnn. 6 cylinder. Standard Transmission. ’ii bi ic k rori’E *55 lit H K HARDTOP S|»ei ial Riviera. All acceseries. All Pmver. ’53 PLYMOI TH 4 DOOR A real!\ niee i-ar. Ii<. sure to see this lie fore >ou buy. ’50 PIA MCrt TH C lub Coupe Radio and Heater.

BOB MYER'S AUTO SALES, Inc. YOUR CHRYSLER-PLYKOUTH DEALER

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J. Frank Durham.

NOTH K OF \DMIMSTI\%TION In th>- Firruit Court of

Notice is hereby f Florence O. Van Black 20 day of May. lf»3T. ap] ministratrix of the esi F. O'Brien, deceased. All persons havii

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six <f>) months rTrred. »i castle. Indiana, I’adgett. Clerk ait Court for

No. tics. Atto

man B. Wells has asked Atty. Gen. Edwin Steers to send a deputy to investigate a land trade between the University and Dr. Dillon Gieg a r, IU trustee. Wells asked for the deputy to assist Monroe County Prosecutor James R.. Cotner’s investigaiton i of the trade in which Geiger al-

legedly made an

Geiger is former Gov. George N Craig's personal physician. The request for a probe by Steers’ office was made on recommendation of IU Vice President J. A. Franklin, the univer-

sity said.

DAILY QUESTION

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Partner deals and bids one no- J Sales for expert

Side M*lor FOR SALE: Massey Harris 2 body work, t row cultivator; John Deere A 2-

trump. The next player passes, 1 Painting, Wheel Alignment and row cultivator; W. D. 2-row and you hold: S—Q J 10 9 3 H— Mechanical Work. Over 30 years , cultivator. Sherm’s Implement A J D—J 10 8 5 C—8 3. What experience. Free estimates. 6-tf.! Co. 29-4t do you say ? j ! Answer: Bid three spades. | TRUCKING— Cruaned stone, RUMMAGE SALE, Saturday. With 9 points and a good suit, gand, gravel for fill, driveways or - June 1st, at court house. 8:30 a. you want to be in a game oppo- j concrete, fill dirt, lime and fertil- j m - Lots of good rummage. «te a partner whose fflrst bid i izer spreading, heavy machinery Sponsored by Club 16 Home

THE DAILY BANNTf THl'RS., MAY 30. 1957 Page GREENCASTLE. DSD.

XX’e do a swell job on shag rugs I of all types any size, including

room size. 9x12, $4.00. Laundry & Cleaners.

$11,000 proL. s nows 16 to 18 points. Y"o>ur jump ! hauling.

of !

! Demonstration Club.

! response suggests a choice i game contracts— spades or no-

trump.

29-2t.

Home 22-tf

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Indiana,

DEER CREEK COON HUNTERS STAG FRI. NIGHT MAY 31 ST.

how I solved the problem of my growing family I JUST ADDED AN EXTRA ROOM TO MY HOME ON EASY BUDGET TERMS "As my family grew our home was crowded for living space. I found it much cheaper and practical to Add-A-Room to my present home than to build or buy." Home Remodeling tan be done with No Money Down...3d Months to Pay

Corn Planting Only 1/5 Done LAFAYETTE (UP) — Farm experts said today that only onefiith of Inidana’s corn crop had been planted by last weekend. Robert E. Straszheim, agricultural statistician at Purdue University, said 20 per cent of corn planting was completed, compared with 68 per cent a year ago, and 8 per cent of soybeans , planted, compared with 39 per cent a year ago. Heavy and steady rain and f flooding streams were respon- j sible for the fact field work was running 12 days behind normal, Straszheim said. "Farm work was further ham; ■ pered by continued rain and j many streams were at flood I stage in central and southern j counties,” the weekly crop report said. "Surplus moisture is reported in 87 per cent of the counties, with ample reported in the remaining 13 per cent. “Field work was possible only 9 per cent of the time. Some corn was planted at the close of the week in scattered northern areas with favorable drainage. “The first cutting of alfalfa has started but weather has been unfavorable for drying and some fields are being made into grass silage. "Tomato plant setting is 16 per cent complete. Rains have inter- | fered with fruit spraying but as a result rtf the rain pasture con- | ditions remain at high level.”

Wins Right To Teach Daughter CALIFORNIA, Mo. (UP)—A former music teacher who charged that public schools turn out ’’trained seals” won the right to tutor her 7-year-old daughter at home. Circuit Court Judge William M. Kimberlin of Harrisonville reversed a Magistrate Court ruling in the case of Mrs. Mary Schoenheit and held in effect that regular daily instruction at home is equivalent to that in the schools. Kimberlin said his opinion applied only to this particular case and only to the school year of 1956-57. Mrs. Schoenheit and her daughter moved from Pamona, Calif., last year to near Centertown, in central Missouri. They live in the California, Mo., school district and the school system brought the case when she failed to register her daughter, Mary. She spent two hours in jail for defying the magistrate judge’s order before St. Louis attorney Ward Driscoll took her case. Mrs. Schoenheit charged that public schools were “very harmful” for her “exceptionally talented daughter because they repress individual effort and stress conformity.”

IN MEMORY’ In loving memory of our Dad and Papaw, Johnie E. Ogles, who passed away May 30, 1955. Your gentlp face and patient smile, With sadness we recall. Y’ou had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. The voice is mute and stilled the heart. That loved us well and true. Ah, bitter was the trial to part From one so good as you. You are not forgotten loved one, Nor will you ever be; As long as life and memory last, We will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore. As time goes by we miss you more. Your loving smile, your gentle face, No one can fill your vacant place. Sadly missed by Morris G., Helen and children. p.

EXCAVATING 1 Bulldozer and highlift work, AUCTION SALE: Saturday, land clearing, ponds, drainage, | June 1st. 10:00 a. m. Furniture, basements, truck loading with 2 ] tools, antiques. 604-606 Ohio St., yd. machine. William NewKirk, | Greencastle. Watch for big ad. Fillmore, Phone 237. 16-tf 21-8t.

CONVENIENT PARKING— Why drive around wishing for someone to pull out from a meter? Shop Quik Chek. You don’t pay for parking, and you’re right at the door. Room for 150 cars. Quik Chek Super Market, Corner Locust and Franklin. 21-tf.

Earlier marketing of fin

hogs means higher prices, low r costs. Your farm grains and Wayne 35'; Hog Balancer will do a bang-up job. Check with us for a correct ration for your hogs, either in dry lot or on pasture. Poor and Co., GreencastleCloverdale. 30-lt.

FOR SALE: Bulk garden seed. Large variety. Headley Hardware. 3-tf

Classified Ads

REAL ESTATE

SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools and toilet vaults cleaned, modem equipment. Sewers and basement J drains cleaned with electric cut- i ting knives. Pay Less Sewer Cleaners. Call collect Crawfordsville 3531. We do work in Greencastle at same price as in Cravvfordsville. 28-tf.

THE "U” SHOP 600 S. College Ave.

Open 8:30 A. M. to 10:00 P. M.

Glenn & Leone Deem

I Your neighborhood variety ' store. Stop in and see what a wide selection of home needs we

- /ERY BUSINESS MAN needs business cards. Processed engraved, 500 for $6.00. Many styles. Progressive Printing Co., next to the bus station. Thur-tf.

FOR SALE: 1957 ton pickup V8. Automatic trans., radio, heater, turnlights, 4000 miles. Will trade equity for passenger car. Call Putnam Motor Sales. Phone 648 or after 6 p. m. 161-J.

28-3p

MALAHION, wet dust, spraying needs

able at Poor and Co. in

End of Greencastl

see us soon.

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30-lt

PLANTS FOR SALE: Tomato and cabbage. Ira Boswell, Ave. B. 30-2t.

WANTED

WANTED: Riders to Indiana State College for the first summer term. June 18 to last of July. Phone 726-WX. 29-3p. WANTED: Used piano, spinet of upright. Phone 1335. 28-3t.

Plain coats, dresses, men or ladies suits beautifully cleaned and pressed, 99 cts. Davis Cleaners, north side of square. Phone 906. Thur-tf.

SITTING PRETTY Is easy at 10 Bloomington... Duplex home with income you can dejiend upon, even a double garage. Cool in summer, automatically warm in winter and you make your appointment to see it my phoning 255 or

1446-J.

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. 1-tf

FOR SALE: Medium and early varieties of DeKalb seed corn. Damon Modlin, IV-* miles SE of Brick Chapel. 28, 30. 31-l-3-4-5-7p.

REBUILT MOTORS ... installation included. Guaranteed for 4000 miles or 90 days. Wards expert crafstmen have remade these motors thoroughly to meet “new-car” standards. Cylinders rebored, camshaft and crankshaft reground, new pistons, piston pins and rings; new valves and bearings—112 new parts in all,, not including screw caps or

PLAN NOW—Come in and see I bolts. For Ford V8 42-48, Chevro-

WANTED: Waitress. Barton’s Sea Food Restaurant, 40 and 43. Transportation furnished. 27-4L.

CONVICTION UPHELD

INDIANAPOLIS. (UP)—The i Indiana Supreme Court affirmed j a drunk-driver conviction against Haivey Plough, Goshen. Prough was convicted in 1955 in Elkhart Circuit Court. He appealed his conviction on grounds a drunk-o-meter test he was given was incompetent as evidence. However, the Supreme Court ruled there was sufficient evi- j dence in the case and upheld the j lower court’s decision.

the wonderful new plans for Midwest Homes. Gr bring your own ideas in for free estimate. Greencastle Home Supply, Inc., 17 West Franklin St. Phone 69. Tues-Thur-Sat-tf. I

let 42-50, Plymouth and Dodge | 46-50. Buy on terms. Montgom- i ery Ward, 16 So. Ind. St., Green-1 castle, Ind. Tues.-Thurs-tf.

$400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME Refilling and collecting money from our five cent High Grade Nut machines in this area. No Selling! To qualify for work you must have car, references, $640 cash, secured by inventory. Devoting 6 hours a week to business. your end on percentage collections will net up to $400 monthly with very good possibilities of taking over full time. Income increasing accordingly. For interview, include phone in application. Write All State Distributing Co., 505 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 29-3p.

FDR SALE FOR SALE: Good used set of j men’s golf clubs. Phone 856-R.

28-3t.

THRIFT SHOP: Boy’s suits, sizes 12-16; sport coats, sizes 6-18, men’s suits, regular sizes 37-38-39, long sizes 39-40-42; girl's orlon coats, girl’s dresses | sizes 8-14 sub-teen.. 28-5t

FOR SALE: Davenport suite; two end tables; one coffee table, all like new; one double sink; one dish washer. Mrs. Orlie Vanland-

Sheinwofd

on Bridge Choose The Right Suit

To Make Game At No-Trump

By Alfred Sheinwold

It may seem impossible to go down at three no-trump with today’s hand, but this feat was accomplished by a well-known expert in a recent rubber bridge

game. He carelessly tried to set FOR SALE: Ranch type home' FOR SALE: 20 nice shoats, ~ t . T in o m up the wrong suit first, and this in Bainbridge. Large living room i weighing 50-60 lbs. Donald Wil- j oin 0 ' ' no It

land 2 baths. Call Tom ~ ' 1 ”

WANTED: Restaurant help. Baron’s Midway Restaurant, Road 40 at 43, phone 7050-.I. 27-6t.

INSURANCE REAL ESTATE’

CARLOAD SALE OF STALEY FEED. Place your order before June 5th to get special discount.

Bainbridge Elevator. 29 . 6t | ingham, 2 miles north on 43., I . IPhone 7043-W. 29-2t

AT MORTON SALE BARN: ‘ I j Monday, June 3rd, 50 head of

feeder calves.

WANTED: The hard to do items out of your washing and ironing— Shirts, sheets, bed spreads, rugs and ftc. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 25-tf. WANTED: Every housewife to read the message at the bottom of the LOCALS. 25-tf

FOR SALE: 3 pair of odd

2 9 2t I d ra P es - Phone 623-RX. 30-3p

China, glass, copper. At auc-

Asks For Probe Of Land Trade

BLOOMINGTON (UP)—Indi1 : | ana University President Her-

N. P. Van Buskirk West Side Of Square

proved his undoing.

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Roach, I Hams, Cloverdale.

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The Golden Rule Nursing Home, 147 South Wayne St., Danville, Ind., 24 hour nursing i service, convalescent and aged patients. Phone Sherwood 5-2294. Operators, Mrs. Martha Mullen,

Cash, R. N. |

FOR SALE: Golde Reflex slide ptojector, half price, will demonstrate. Jesse Herbert, Clo/erdale, Ind. 29-2p. j

29-3p. j _

FOR SALE: Hay, oaled or in field. Allen Clodfelter, east Brick Chapel. 28-6p.

WANTED: Office sition as sales g 760-WX.

ork

or poPhone 28-3p.

USED EQUIPMENT: A. C.

Roto Baler, $600.00-, Wire Tie

Oliver baler; Model 76

FOR SALE: 40 head shqats. Charles C. Jordan, Quincy. 28-3p.

FOR SALE: 1954 Ford fordor,

RN Mrs June Cash R N| ’ New | Custom line, Fordomatic, new ’ 1 ’ I Holland baler; International I white wall tires, excellent condiMember of American Nursing I „ ^ T

T ^ s tf | Trai1 *-- v Pe mower; No. 3 A. C. j Lon. Donald Smith, phone 553-R. ' j mower; Used Side Deliveries, j before 3 p. m. 28-5p. Sherm's Implement Co. 29-4t I I FOR SALE. 65 bred gilts for

WANTED: Toilet and cesspool pumping. Free estimate on cost. Sanitary service. Jess Rumley, R. 3, Phone 7081-R. 29-4p WANTED: Cement work of all kinds, also plastering. James Sims, Reelsville. Phone 1809. Thur-Fri-Sat-tf.

LOST

Home Association.

FOR SALE: 4 room modern

house, garage, breezeway. Ken- ■ FOR SALE OR TRADE jgsg | June p ig S . 6 Meadowlark farm neth Nichols, Salesville. ,>0-3p. i Qj^g gg 2 door, R. & H., hydro- | Hampshire boars. One seven foot

LOST; Car keys and fingernail clippers attached. Please call 1337-R.

FOR RENT

CRYSTAL SWEET PICKLES Quart 39c

MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 6 cl Jar $1.25

PURE CANE SUGAR 10 Lb. Bag 99c

FLORIDA aEVV U. S. No. I RED loRANGES, Poz. ..:5c POTATOES 10 lb. baa 39c!

NUTRO USE UXE Ml!( Tall Can 10

VALENTINE'S PICRIC RAMS LB. 33c

FRESH GROUND BEEF Lb. 29c

West opened the deuce of hearts, and declarer finessed dummy’s jack. East took the king of hearts and returned a heart to dummy’s ace. Without giving the matter much thought. South went after the clubs. West refused the first two club tricks, and South woke up to his danger. He led the king and then the queen of diamonds. West refused these tricks also. The rest was easy for the defenders. West took the next ace that was offered to him and led a third heart to the queen. After much sweat and toil. South wound up with two tricks m each suit. This left him one trick short of his contract. ENTRIES SCARCE When the ace of hearts has been knocked out. South should realize that entries to dummy are very scarce. He must go after the diamonds first to make sure of getting three tricks in at leas* one suit. If South plays diamonds until the ace is forced out. he can win the third round of hearts and then go after the clubs. The defenders cannot stop him from getting to dummy, at which time he can cash the last diamond. The defenders can ta , ke two hearts and two aces, but South easily makes the rest.

MISCELLANEOUS

BETA SIGMA PHI BENEFIT

DANCE for Handicapped School | 7011-W Friday, May 31st, 9 to 12 p. m. .

National Guard Armory. Vic Knight’s orchestra. 28-4t

matic, new rubber, priced for quick sale. Shaips Body Shop, south on State Road 43. Phone

29-2t

six Lilliston “Roto-speed” mower, new. Farm 6 miles north of Belle Union on 59 and 236. Phone Milligan, Carl Porter. 25-6p

Palomino stallion at service, 14L. hands high, golden color with white markings. Melvin Smith, 2 , _. miles northwest of Brick Chapel. 27-6p. Custom Slaughtering. Hogs and Cattle. Mondays only. Putnam County Frozen Foods. Phone762. Thurs.-tf

Dr. W. R. Tipton's OFFICE WILL BE

Closed

From

JUNE 10 TO JULY 15

FOR SALE 2 Used 1954 FORD TRACTORS Greencastle Tractor Sales Phone 1434 (Across from Fair Grounds)

I u ront-

FOR RENT: Two-roc nished apartment. Priv

ranee and bath. College district. Adults. Inquire 718 East Washington street. Tue-Thm-Sat-tf. FOR RENT: One bedroom unfurnished apartment in Cole apartments. See Custodian nr Phone 187-WX. 28-tf. FOR RENT: Four room modern upstairs apartment, heat and water furnished. Available now. 2 East Hanna St. Call in person.

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FOR RENT: 7 room modern house or lower 4 room half of duplex. Inquire at Crawford Hotel. 24-tf

BL0NDIE

By Chick Young

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{TENDERIZED. Half or Whole MARHOEFiR. Sliced. Tray Pak lHAMS, !.b. . . . ‘(9c BACON, Lb. . . 45c|

Tender, Juicy frankfurters, lb 29-

WANTED Local and Long Distance Moving and Transfer 40 Y’ears Experience Delivering New Furniture for Montgomery Ward, past ♦

years.

LARD, Lb. . . w/iif Randel Transfer

PHONE 302 or 7S5-R.

THAT'5 FINE, 6ENERAL/ SET .'’SiZMC’S Pi56iNS5 HERE AS A 3ASE FC<t SALVAGE O^ATiONS/ ] K TTY AN7 I WLL HELP VOL 8 SAL VASE £!?EvV IN EVERY WAY/ ‘:s\