The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 December 1957 — Page 7

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ITU FACT Anything Wrong With Your Car? •• We'll Make It Right. It always pays in th#* long run to come to us for auto repairs in the heginning. Our men get right to the |»oint of the trouble make it right, so it stays right. orn BODY SHOP is COMPLETELY KQITPPED — AND OCR BODY MEN HAVE THE KNOW-HOW. non myeiis E D S E L XI7 North Jacksor PHONE 343 “The car ahead is Edsel” Indiana Gets Milder Weather

II> I iiiled Press Temperatures moderated further today in Indiana after a one-day cold wave vanashed almost as quickly as it artived. The mercury was expected to crest in the 40s and 50s today, completing a warm-up which began early Sunday at a time when the season’s chilliest marks were supposed to be recorded. Instead of lows ranging from 8 to 16 Saturday night as forecast by the weatherman, Hoosierland got readings ranging from 14 at South Bend to 29 at Evansville. Sunday’s highs, instead of being n the 20s and 30s, were in a range from 44 at .South Bend to 54 at Evansville.

feu 58 north to ttie low 50s south. Today's early-morning lows ranged from 27 at Evansville to 33 at South Bend, a turnabout from the normal situation. Snow flurries were seen as possible today in the Lake Michigan area. Elsewhere, no precipitation was expected before Fiiday, when rain averaging near one-fourth inch north to around one-half inch south was due. The five-day outlook for the period ending Saturday called for temperatures averaging near normal highs from the mid 30s to the upper 40s and normal lows from the 20s north and central to the low 30s south. “Minor temperature variations until more general warming about Thursday, turning colder again about Saturday,” the outlook said.

Officers said Butler confessed j FOP. SALE: 5 room hou.ee, aping two women and molesting strictly modem, tiled throughsix others. Some of the victims out, with double gurage attachiived within a few blocks of his | ed. XE of city, less than 15 min.

MISCELUMEOBS

itfll time for Christmas pic-1 FOR SALE: A few unclaimed' THl* J>AILY BAMNP?

hime. The print was found in a home where a Thanksgiving Day guest was molested as she slept last Thursday morning. The print was on a table on which an intruder climbed through a window he opened to gain entry to the house. Butler was identified by a 25-year-old housewife who was slashed in a rape attempt Nov. 3. But he denied that crime. Prosecutor Glen Beam said he may file multiple charges of rape, attempted rape, burglary and breaking and entering. He said he would file a holding charge today and ask bond of $20,000 be set.

drive to IBM.

Phone 7120-W. 26-12p

Beautify your home

drawn draperies from the leading mills. Mill end close-outs 50c vard. Art Drapery Shop. 4-tf

*jres, special three 5 x 7. 12 bill(fold, $8.95. Phone today for apw '^" n 1 pointment. Ralph Taylor Photography. Phone 1326-W. 2-3t.

CHANCE TO OWN

Fine farm, 180 acres on U. S. 36. 8 miles west of Danville, Ind., all ’ tillable, good buildings, deep wdl.

grain and stock. $72,000.

689 KILLED OVER NATION DI KING THE PAST HOLIDAY Traffic accidents killed 552 persons during the four day j Thanksgiving weekend, a final | count showed today. The National Safety Council j said the total topped the “normal” figure of 500 deaths for a four day long holiday period at ^his time of year. The United Pros counted 552 persons killed in traffic from 6 p m. Wednesday to midnight on Sunday. Plane crashes killed 9 1 persons and 128 were killed in miscellaneous accidents for an overall total of 689. California le i all other states 1 with 60 traffic deaths. Ohio was - cord with 36, New York had 28, Michigan 27, Arkansas 25. Illinois 22 and Florida 21. New Hampshire and the District of Columbia had no fatali-

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The council said November is one of the v. o.-sl month:, for traffic accidents because of bad wea- ’ ther and early darkness. FIND RAPISTS FINGER PRINTS IN FT. WAYNE WORT WAYNE (UP)—A finger print smudge on a kitchen 'auk* filled u three months p search for an elusive rapist who terrorized more than half a dozen Fort Wayne women. Richaid H. Butler, 23, a Churubusco factory worker who lives in Fort Wayne, was arrested on

IN MEMORY

In loving memory of our beioved son, Roy Jr. Bur] Clark, who left us one year ago Dec. 2,

1956.

Gone, but not forgotten.

No one knows how much we

miss you or how much We loved you only God

Heaven.

Coatesville home for sale or trade: 4 bedroom, modem, basement, 2 lots. Want modem home ’ in Greencastle. Prefer close to .-school. Ph. Coatesville B5912. 25-27-29-2-4-6-6t

See the new RCA 45-33 1-3 automatic record player, carrying case, records, record carrying case. An $81.75 value for only $59.95. Kersey Msic Store.

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Your draperies Wpertly made free of charge. Art Drapery Shop. 4-tf.

COUNTRY LIVING

36 acres, half tillable, just right for a small stock farm. Plenty water, barn, very nice 4 room house in pretty setting of maple trees. Immediate possession. Offered for $9,000. O.U. in Carpenter, Progressive Real Estate, 25 So. Vine. Phone 435-W.

Sadly missed by mother, dad. | brothers and sisters. Ipd j

Classified Ads.

REAL ESTATE

2-lt. MARION TOWNSHIP Extra well located farm on blacktop. Over 100 acres that laps well. Water for stock. Fair fencing. O. U. Carpenter, Progressive Real Estate. 25 So. Vine

St. Phone 435-W.

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The weekend temperatures and bright sun melted most of

the snow which fell Friday night fingerprinLs found in a woman’.-

and Saturday, ei eating brief

traffic hazards particularly in the north partion where two or more inches of snow fell. Lows tenight will range from the upper 20s to the mid 30s with Tuesday’s highs ranging

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BuiKr’.s prints were found ■> police d lv * 1 marly halfwav through 10,000 sets on file. Pu-

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S H E T R 0 N E REAL ESTATE —PHONE 1073— FOR S AL E In Marion Township. 4 1 '■> miles rom city, 6 room strictly modern arage and barn plus 4 acres of good level land. Cn Sycamore Stieet 6 rooms m l bath, good garage, on 2 nice ots, only $5,500.00 On Elm Street 7 loom newly iecoratcd I’t, baths, steam heat, full basement, see this if interested in a large home or income property. F A K M S F O R S A L E In Floyd Township. 100 acre.-., 90 tillable, new model n house! large barn too. shed, extra good

fence.

In Monroe Township, 150« acre dairy farm, 36x80 barn, j 12x18 milk shed, large tool shed, good fence and plenty of water. ■ 5 rooms strictly modern home just 2 years' old. 2-2’ PX>R SALE: 6 room modern house, garage and out buildings, on 2 acres in city limits. P. O. Box 328. 28-30-2-3p

FOR SALE: Beautiful, fawn, Boxer Puppies 7 weeks old. Will hold for Xmas gifts. Reasonable. Ernest Brown, Rd 142 East of Eminence. 2-4-9-ll-4p

LOST

”LOST: Saturday $20. bill, in Stop ’N Shop or between Stop ’N Shop and Court House. Keep $5.00 and call 420-W. It LOST: Toy Rat Terrier, male, brown and tan. Answers to Gappy. Reward. Phone Bowman's Studio 828 or 810-M. Residence 303 N. Vine St. 30-3t. BITCHING Field Tiling Septic Tanks and Fingers Water Lines and Sewers Call for Estimates GREENCASTLE TRACTOR SALES Phone 1434

Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body worit, Painting, Wheel Alignment and Mechanical Work. Over 30 years experitnee. Free estimates.6-tf.

FEEDING PROGRAMS: We not only have the feed, we have the feeding programs tor all livestock and poultry. Our feeds are designed to produce eggs, milk, pork and beef at the lowest possible cost. To prove it we will let you inspect our formulas and see for yourself the pounds of each ingredient contained in a bag of feed. We welcome an opOortunity to explain our program to you Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-Op. 31-tf

TRUCKING: Crushed stone sand, gravel for fill, driveways or concrete, fill dirt, lime auo fertilizer spreading. William Newkirk, Fillmore, ph. 237. 11-t

AMMUNITION: Hun tf n g Clothes, Boots, Tarps, Sporting Goods. We buy, trade and se>’ guns. DOBBS TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP. North side o* square. 6-tf

Ditching, Septic tanks, field tile, sewer lines, foundations, etc Vernie P. Zeiner, Fillmore. Phone

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KIDDIES: Up to 10 years old, if accompanied by their parents, may register at the U Shop fo • toys to be given away fr jm now till Christmas. Toys will be given away, Nov. 30th; Dec. 7th; Dec. 14th; and Dec. 21st. 29-7t

GRAIN: Highv-il prices paid 'or grain. Soybean storage availrhle. We buy grain for future lelivery. Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Co-Op. 8-tf.

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We strive to do the cleanest whitest laundry work possible Laundry Ease Phone 906. Mon-tf

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For good depel. lable used cars :ome to Barnett’s Used Car Lot. rt)uth edge of Clo^erdaie. M-W-F-tf. CHR1STMA S LA Y-AWAY— Lay-away now for Christmas. Jeautiful and practical gifts for 11 numbers of family and riends. Housewares, hardware, ppliances. Hundreds of gifts. Toy D apartment now open. Irna’I deposit holds any item ieadlev Hardware, 19 II. WIslington. 6-18 20-22-25-2' 7 --' 2-4-5- -19t We pay you to take your hicks early. Yes Sir. 1 .he y itiain proven Co-Op chicks before February 15 and you can •ave up to $5.00 per 100 and if .•on don’t want them until next nring you can save $2.00 per 10 ) by placing your order before fan. 15. Stop in at your Co-Op Hatchery and place your order now. Putnam Co. Farm Bureau ! Co-Op Hatchery. Phone 743, Greencastle Ind. M-W-F-tf

SEPTIC TANKS, cesspoou and toilet vaults cleared. Modem, j equipment. Sewers and basement drains cleaned with elect-

200 acres, one mile north of j r * c cutting knives. Call us. save the above farm, good buildings money. Pay Less Se.ver Clean-

no house, deep well, most all

tillable. $50,000.

These are priced to sell, both can be bought for $120,000. Contact D. B. Wilson, Box 94 Roachdale. Phone Ly 6-5501. 30-3p

Electric wiling, quick service Small or odd jobs our specialty -hone 7016-W. M-W-F-tf

The Lockwood Grocery, Wesi Liberty Street, will be closed al Jay Tuesday because of the deatl tf Mrs. Lockwood’s mother. 2-U

ers, 15 E. Walnut St. Fhone 6Q

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Roughing your caUle thrpugi he winter? Try new Wayn. Beefmix A for continued protec tion against foot rot and othei stresses. Produces low cost gains, thrift and condition. Poor and Company, Greencastle and Clcverdale. 2-lt

Xmas trees, 1 foot to 20 foot. Red pine, Scotch pine, white pine and Balsam Open nights, plenty lights. Bargain Store. 715 S. Main. 2-tf

Buy your Christmas gifts and baked foods at the Catholic •and coffee, BazaEfr auction at 8: a. m. in the Capel east of St Paul's church. 2-lt

Come to turkey supper with all the trimmings at Bainbridge Methodist Church Saturday, Dec 7, 5:30 until 8. ‘2-lt

Don't forget the Winter Wonlerland Bazaar at the Presbyterian Church Tuesday.. Dec. 3 opening at 10 a. m. gifts, foods, oictures with Santa, and a “Winer Wonderland of Flowers” bj HitelS” at 2:30 and 7:30. 2-lt

All of you come. Brick Chapel Church Saturday night, Dec. 7. 5:30. Chili and oyster soup, pie md coffe Bazaar auction at 8:00 Brick Chapel M.Y.F. 2-6-2p Give John Deere scale model oy.Tfov Christmas. Complete as ortment of tractors, plows -ombines, and many others. Buy hem today or lay them away 'low on display at Farmers Sup jly Inc., Phone 921. 2-4-6-3t.

FREE MUFFLER INSTaL LATION, guaranteed Walkei nufflers. Charlie’s Gulf and Marine Service. 513 Bloomington St. M-W-F-tf

iFl;R SALE

FOR SALE: 14 head of feeder alves. 18 acres of corn in field. Charles Newgent, Phone 576. Morton. 2-3t

FOR SALE: Glassware, china, ’lass candlesticks, hanging lamps, many other antiques which make fine Christmas presents. Clapp’s Corner, Ohio and Maple Sts. 2-4-6-31. FOR SALE: Used Spinet pianc ind matching organ. Will -9er me or both. Will hold for Christnas. Phone 1098- P. O. Box 75 22-tL

FOR SALE: Black and Tan .oon dog. Howard Custis, Tennessee Street. 30-2p FOR SALE: Hawthorn 26’ girls bicycle, very good condition $20. Phone 1396. 30-2:

Used Chain Saws of main nakes, $100.00 up. Sherm's Irn)iement Sales. Greencastle. Mon.-Thurs.-ti FOR SALE: Used coal fur--.aers, also New Victor gas, oi 1 coal furnaces. 20th year -r • riiaeas Eo ;well Heating, 201 No. College, Phone 127:. 22-25-27-29-2-4-61 FOR SALE: 3 shelf sectional bookcase; kneehole desk chair side radio. Clapp's Corner, Oh o and Maple Sts. 2-4-6-31 FOR SALE: Purebred Fo'! I Hereford bull, 18 months old. extra good, H. C. Appleby, Clov * dale. 2-2p

garments, Davis Cleaners, North Side of Square. M-W-F-tf.

COAL—S9:35 per ton in 3 ton loads or $10.00 straight. Good, big lump. Also trash hauling. Phone 7089-M. 29-3p

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FOR SALE: It's time to book ^our order for Christmas .Vreaths and Roping; also lovey Poinsettias. Call 585-R or *ome to TERRACE VIEW GARDENS, On Stilesville Road. 29-30-2-4-6-51

If you don’t think we have them, drive down and see. Bargain Store. 715 S. Main. 2-tf

FOR SALE: 22 Cal. model 61 Winchester rifle, pump action, phone 3P4-R. 901 S. Indiana St. 30-3p

WANTED Hauling, com. coal, sand, gravel, etc. Glen Crawley A Son. Phone 484-W or 484-J. 26-30L WANTED: W. ironings to do in home. June Davis, West Columbia St. Roaendale. 27-6n WANTED Y Id work in Greencastle store, nart or full time. Write Box 12Z % Banner. 27-5t

WANTED: Sales clerk for local Ladies Ready to wear store. State age. experience and background to Box 216 O Banner. 29-41.

Floor and wall tile; hardwood flooring sanded and refiniehed. Floyd Crawley, Cloverdale. Phone 50E. 13-tf.

Wagons, tricycles, scooters and many other toys, almost like lew Bargain Store, 715 S. Main 2-tf

MOVING, FOR SALE: Gas ;tove, used 4 years, excellent :ondition. Nearly new Mitchell 'Dehumidifier, fan, heater oomlination. Handsome solid brass fireplace screen. Ph. 256-R. 29-3p

Electric chain saw sharpener il-o tha::! saw repairs, Sherm’j mplement Sales, Greencastle Mon.-Thurs.-tf

FOR SALE: Wood heaters, inoleum nigs, bed and springs, .'-room house for rent. Jeffries Jerry Street. 2-1) XMAS trees galore. All sizes md kinds. Bargain Store 715 S Jain. 2-t

FOR SALE: Four black Cockr Spaniel puppies. Deposit will lold til December 25. Phone Fill more 17R23. 2-2p

FOR SALE: 10 acres of cribable corn, all or any amount. W 2. Pruit, Bainbridge. Phone 31R41. 2-2p FOR SALK: Noige oil space icater, good drum and tubing .'aole. lamp, floor lamp, wall cabfict. Phone 864-R.

FOR SALE: 14”x48” perfectly ;ilverrd mirror; two small one..vith ornament removable fo:* Christmas. Phone 864-R. 1

FOR SALE: Spotted Polam China spring boars, eligible t register. Charles Branneman Cloverdale R. 2. M-W-F-t;

500 Xmas trees to select from. Scotch pine, will not shed. Bur'ain Store, 715 S. Main. 2 t

FOR SALE: Frigidaire refrigerator, good condition. Priced ea.sonable. Call at 508 E Hanna street or phone 12. 3Q-3t

WANTED: 2 bedroom house or apartment by 1st of year. Call 882-M. 29-4p WANTED: We buy poultry and eggs. Pay top price. Buy eggs on grade year around. Galen Cundiff. Cloverdale. Phone 128E. 30-6t.

WANTED: Someone to do practical nursing, apply in person. 303 W. Franklin St. West side. 30 2p

WANTED: Hauling: livestock, gifin, coal, rock, etc. Pick up loads of livestock on Thursdays. Richard Alice, CoatesviO* phone B-22-30. M-W-F-t:.

MAIDS for New York; to $24ft monthly. A-l liv'e-in jobs. Free*: oom, board. Fare advanced. Write Gem Agency. 35 Lincoln, Rosyln Heights, N. Y. 2-1 p WANTED: Ironings, baby sit‘ing, on short notice; nursing. Lovie Johnston, phone 245-M or 91-W. 2-7-9-3J) Parents or boys 10 to 16, who. want to learn to make radios at home, write R. A. Williams, 3027 E. 10th St. Indianapolis, Ind. 2-3p

For Bulldozer work see H. Maurice Broadstreet. Phone 33R. 2, Fillmore P.ox 85. I/-W-I tf WANTED: Baby Sitting, evenings. and will do housework before noon. Call 7018-M. 2-3p, WANTEI >: Woman foi hou work. Four half days a week. Experienced. Write Box 3G ' < Banner. 2-2t. |

- WANTED: Home in country j ’or 2 Dahnation dogs. Phone 650- • R. 2-lt

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Downstairs apartment f<i tent: Completely niooeiiv hard- ( v/ood floors, garbage .l::posal, 3rooms and bath. Utilities and heat furnished. Ph. 921 or 912. 2-4-21 FOR RENT: Modern 5 room house in country north of Greenastle, $65.00 month. Available at once. Phone 7101-M. 2-3t

FOR SALE: R.C.A. record .hanger, 45 r. p. m.. half price »34 N. Arlington, phone 507-R. 2-1.t FOR SALE: Annv Garrison Shoes $3.50 pair; Army-Navy dress oxfords $4.95; used overshoes, 4 buckle $2.95 pair; Navy field shoes $3.95 pair; pile linoc Korean style caps $1.98: Indiar blankets 54 x 72. $2.95; white on in n v'nt $2.98 gal. Ellis G n- ’! Store. Open 7 a. m.-8 p. m. .veekdays, 9 a. m.-l p. m. .Sundays. 2-4-6-3p FOR SALE: Used sleds, all sizes, some like new. Clapp’s j Corner. Ohio and Maple Sts. 2-4-6-3t !

FOR RENT: Small down tftairs furnished apartment. 814 East Washington Street. 2-21.

WANTED WANTED: Hauling, anything, myplace, anytime. Phone 200-M 27-29-2-3p

Clean warm sleeping i-oom next to bath. 507 So. Indiana St. South entrance. 2-3p FOR RENT: 3 room downtairs apartmimt, s mi-modern, vith hot ami cold water. Da/e Worrell, Morton. M-W-F-tf Permanent Tiailer Space. Reference required. White Oak 'intor Court. Rd. 40. All modern requirements M-W-F-tf. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house one mile eawt of IBM. Phone 7028 -W. 30-21 FOR RENT: 3 to cm upper apartment, private e- tiance. UJlities furnished. Phone 7t2JX. 30-31

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STARTING THIS CHRISTMAS LIVE WITH LASTING BEAUTY! The family gift—a kitchen for Christmas! Here’s one that’s wonderful to look at, and a joy to work in! Everything planned by experts for plenty of convenient work and storage space. Have Wards install a kitchen that will be the showpiece of your home and key to your good living! Use Wards kitchen planning service Your kitchen will be the result of skiHful planning by trained specialists who will work with your specifications. Call for a free estimate today!

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