The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 September 1958 — Page 3
THIS WEEK’S USED CAR SPECIAL \>3 I*OVTIAC HARD TOP 2 «loor—hvilromatir, radio, hoalrr. All a«'fo , *H<»rif‘s Budgrt Prsof-d for Quirk Salr BOB MYERS E D S E L 317 North Jackson
P.AINBRim.E Mrs. Cora Harris spent Saturday with Mrs. Otis Batman of Roachdale. Mrs. Alva Pruitt and Mrs. Inez Hanks are spending a few days this week with Mrs. Eva Duncan at Fillmore. Mrs. Maude Crodian is staying this week with Mrs. Stella Crodian of Greencastle. Mrs. Sallie Heckenlively is visiting h/'r brother, Dan Cunningham and other relatives and friends. She is moving from Amarillo, Texas, to Oklahoma City. Okla. Miss Elizabeth Colliver of St. Louis, Mo. is the guest of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Col-
liver.
Little Sandy Green, son of Rev. and Mrs. George Green underwent a tonsillectomy operation at the Putnam County hospital last
(Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Eiteljorge of Greencastle, was the guest of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Mark Jr. and family over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clodfelter and family have moved from the Dickson property in the northeast part of town, to Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard of Indianapolis were guests last Sunday of Mrs. Ruth Hyatt. Mr. Lederman of Miami, Fla. called on Mrs. Cora Harris last
Sunday.
Mrs. S. A. Colliver and Mrs. Walter Steele were hostesses to the Birthday Bridge Club a week ago Saturday night at the home
of Mrs. Steele.
Miss Jacquelyn Varvel has enered Indiana State College at
lerre Haute for her second year. , members of the community. Friends here are sorry to learn j Mr . and Mrs !> nnis Clodfelter that Mrs. Etlie Lyenberger ot | accompanied by Mrs. Bertha
Putnaln j clodfelter and Mrs. Chas. Mar-
l family over the weekend. Sunday j afternoon, Mrs. Winslow ana children and her mother attended an organ dedication at the church in JolietvilJe. Ind. Rev. Winslow attended a district conference meeting of ministers in Brazil Sunday afternoon. The Bainbridge High School ; baseball team won their second game of the season Friday against Pittsboro—the score was 6-2. They lost their first game to Roachdale by one point 17-18. FINCASTLE Sixteen members of the Country Club and their families enjoyed their annual wiener roast | on Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. James Mandleco and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Boiler host and hostess. Due to the weather conditions it was held in the Community House. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. S. Sheerin ; | of Leesburg. Florida have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Wil-
: liams.
Paul Shillings and Miss Sylvia : Ward were married the first of ,
! the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arnold, Mr. | I and Mrs. Paul Whitman, Mr. and , Mrs. Ed Shultz and Mr. and Mrs. I Ray Vaughn were dinner guests ; ! of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter , ; Wednesday night at Colfax. Mr. and Mrs. Randel Grimes ! and daughters attended the | I funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Laura i Guilliams, at the Christian ! : Church in Russellville Thursday. | James Mandleco attended the | i meeting at the Coon Hunters j i Lodge in Greencastle Friday |
j evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel] L. Beams j ! and sons, entertained their aunt ! | and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | Roth of Hot Springs, Ark., with ; a Sunday dinner. Those present ; beside the honored guests and ! host and and hostess were Mr. J and Mrs. H. S. Allee and ’Mrs. Lucille Williams and Harriett of | Greencastle. Mrs. Dallas Runyan was in the ; Culver Hospital Friday for X-
1 rays.
Mrs. Jack Sutherlin and Mrs. Charles Wethington, entertained I on Thursday evening with a Tup- J
per ware party.
On Saturday evening Mr. and 1 Mrs. Bob Sandine, were honored guests at a shower given by the
Greencastle, is in the
county hospital suffering a frae* lured leg which she received when sf»e fell in her home. Mrs. Muriel Nelson has returned to her home after undergoing surgery in the Putnam County hospital. She wishes to thank the many friends for cards, flowers and gifts received. They were
deeply appreciated.
Bill Harshbarger, Wally Estes
Ronnie Miller, Mikell and Jeffrey j County Fair Grounds SatBlue were entertained a week ago j U rday evening were: Mr. and Mrs Sunday at I^ike Shafer at the ' Jesse Ford. Miss Eva Williams, home of M»\ and Mrs. Gene Hess Mr, and Mrs. Franklin Ford. Mr. and Mr. and Mis. Joe Hess. They J nnd Mrs. Melvin Ford, Mr. and reported a wonderful time water Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter, Mr. and
steller and Ruth Ann, visited Miss Charlene Marsteller in Ft. Wayne Sunday. Mrs. Dallas Runyan. Mrs. Norman Roth, and Mrs. Russell L. Beams were in Greencastle Wednesday and were callers of Mrs. Runyans’ mother, Mrs. Ross
Hood.
Among those attending the Democrat Barbecue at the Put-
skiing. boating, music and many good things to eat. Kaye Harlan and Barbara Luther were home over the week end from Central Business College in Indianapolis. Barbara was accompanied by a girl friend from Hanover College, who spent the week end here with her. Tlic Boy Scout Troop 92 was presented its Charter Sunday morning at worship service at the Methodist Church. Mr. Paul Collett presented the charter and Mr. Edward Minnick, Institutional Representative. accepted the charter in behalf of the church. There are fourteen boys in the tnxip with Alden Weber as Scout Master. Mr. Tillotson assistant Scout Muster was present, also Ray Ader and Frank Miller of the committeemen. This is quite an active group of boys and are doing nice work. Mrs. C. W. Fowler of Kokomo was the guest of her daughter. Rev. an t i Mrs. Yerl Winslow and
Mrs. Lewis Bales. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marker, J. S. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bridges and daughter, Kenneth Shannon and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden and Nancy Mrs. Wayne Kirkham and Mark, of Greencastle. were supper guests Friday night of Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Beams and sons. Late callers were Mrs. Norman Roth and Eddie Lee of this community and Mrs. Leroy Graham and Keith of Ladoga. FERN Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber were Mrs. Marion Heber of Syracuse. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heber and sons Jerry and Ronnie of Dearborn. Mich., Mrs. Don Heber and daughter Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burks and daughters Anna Mae, Jane, and Patty. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stoner and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Warren and son Ronnie.
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Burks and son of Manito, 111. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burks aud daughters. Susie and Deanne of Greencastle were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burks and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. John Warren and sons of Bainbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Warren of Eincastle called on Mr. and Mrs. Clay Warren Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrse. Robert Burks and daughters had as their supper guests Thursday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Ellis Smiley and family, pastor of the Antioch Baptist Church. After supper guests were Mrs. Hubert York and sons Brent and Jimmie and Mr. and Mrs. George Sutherlin and son David. Sunday afternoon callers on Raymond Furney were Jerry and Ronnie Heber of Dearborn, Mich., Billie Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Warren, Ruth Heber, Anna Mae Burks, Marilyn Cox, Jane and Barbara Burks they all enjoyed playing basketball and the Hula
Hoop.
Mrs. Marion Heber of Syracuse New York and Mrs. Robert Burks and daughter called on Miss Elizabeth Heber, Mrs. Clarence Vestel and Mrs. Homer Leucus at Greencastle Sunday moming. Mr. and Mrs. George Sutherlin were in Terre Haute visiting relatives Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heber and sons of Dearborn, Mich., and Mrs. Marion Heber of Syracuse, N. Y., left for home Monday morning after a pleasant week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stoner and other relatives. The last of the homegrown watermelons will be gone at the Ernest Heber farm this week. He sure has had a wonderful crop. Mrs. Joy Cummings, Mrs. Robert Burks and daughter, Mrs. Hubert York and son and Mrs. Ernest Heber attended a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Roy Higgins at Greencastle Tuesday afternoon in honor of the bride-elect. Miss Opal Higgins to John Allen. The wedding will take place Sept. 27th. ROACHDALE Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spencer and children visited Mrs. Minnie Riddle Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson Saturday
night.
A large crowd from Roachdale attended the big chicken barbecu.? at the Putnam County Fair grounds Saturday night. Lt was estimated that more than twelve hundred people attended the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lawler and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lawler of Milo. Iowa, spent Thursday and Friday in Kentucky and Tennessee and visited the Giant Onyx cave in Ken-
tucky.
Last Sunday afternoon several witnessed the presentation of the fifty year Masonic pin to Edward Crosby at his home here. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Crosby quietly observed their 69th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crosby of Greencastle were dinner guests Friday evening of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Call. Several from here attended the antique sale of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steele at Brownsburg Saturday. A very large crowd attended the reception Sunday evening at the Christian Church for the new minister, the Rev. and Mrs. Timothy Kribs. After the wonderful cooperative dinner a short program was given. Mr. and Mrs. Kribs received a nice gift from the church
THE DAflY BANNTK
NOTICE: Gmarantwd tenr.ltef FOR SALE or TRADE: Modern] Spend 30 minutes with
sat , SEPT. 27, 1958. Pate 3 ^iTKciASr^f:, INDIANA Bible School. 10:00 A. M. Moming Worship—11 A. M. Sermon Subject: “Spiritual Demonstration.'’ Evening Sendee: 7:30 P. M. Sermon Subject: “There Is A : God In Heaven.” Choir Practice Wednesday evening at 6:30 P. M. Bible Study and Prayer meeti ing Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. There’s a welcome here. Come and see.
extermination. Free inspection and estimate. Home owned business since 1937. Call or write Cletis Cornwell, north state road 59, Brazil, Ind. 4-tf.
home in Cloverdale for farm. Call 2N. Cloverdale.
Will clean, oil and adjust any sewing machine for $2.95, a regular $5.50 value. Offer expires Oet. 1. For quick sendee call 1430. Singer Sewing Center, 1 W. Franklin. 22-tf
FOR SALE; 3 9/10 Acres one mile north of U. S. 40 on State Road 75. Basil Kersey. Phone Coatesvdlle A-3820. 26-5t
US-
small 1 hear and see the latest in Hi-Fi 27-2p | and Stereo, prices in 1959 portf able Sterep jjpdels $99.50 and up. ' Kersey Music Store, north on 43.
23-6t
The Friendship.' Charm and Grandmothers BracJet $1 25 tind j up. Tick Tock Snop. 9 E. WalI nut St. 1L
WANTED
133-acre farm south of Roach-t
FOR SALE PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE HOGS GALE GRIMES 3 Miles N. of Russellville or l 1 /^ miles east of Brown’s Valley
NOTICE SHELLANE BOTTLE GAS NOW AVAILABLE ONLY AT CR0NKHITE SHELL SERVICE 701 N. Jackson Street
APPLES FRESH CIDER At MOORE’S ORCHARD St. Road 43 at Raccoon
SAVE GAS BUY RAMBLER
HESS SALES & SERVICE 7 E. Franklin Phone 11 or 1020
Classified Ads.
LOST
LOST: Light brown laundry bag containing severl pairs of men’s shoes. Finder will be well rewarded. Notify Norman Powell, Delta Upsilon, phone 660. 26-6p
MISCELLANEOUS nuiiiemDei ciodi oiue A»oun Sales for expert body work Painting, Wheel Alignment and Mechanical Work. Over 30 years expenence Free estimates.6-tf
SEE A BUG? Call Arab Termite and Pest Control Co. Pnone 127f-X Greencastle. 24-tf
ROSS RESTAURANT, north side square. Delicious meals, shoil orders, sandwiches etc. The biggest and best cup of coffee in town 5c. Breakfast served 5-10 a. m., noon meals 10:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. 25-tf
Professional vran to wall car pet, rug and upholstery cleaning. Contact Spears Floor Covering. Phone 1386. 20-tf
HANNA STREET BAPTIST QTIURUH. 501 E. Hanna St. Paul M. Robinson, pastor. George Fitsimmons S. Supt.
They 11 Do Ir Every T ime
/ LOOK/SEE f THE NEW COOP OF HA"3 COMING IN ? SORT OF FUZZ-LIKE-IT'S 4 NEW INDI4N INVENTION CU4R>4NTEED TO GROW H4IR —
POP NEVER OIVES UP~ I'VE HE4RD OF GREEN THUMBS-' HE THINKS HE'S GOT A GREEN SKULL •"
Bv Jimmy Hatlo THE ONLV WAV FOOSTER | WILL GET H4IR ON HIS NOSE CONE IS TO SIT UNDER 4 BUSY BARBER'S CHAIR-
Staleys Cattlefeed contract protects you against price-in-crease, lets you benefit from price reduction. Ask us for details. Bainbridge Elevator. Sat-tf. WEDDING JNVTi'ATIONS and announcements. Reasonable in price, socially correct—engraved or printed. Progressive Printing Co., next to the biL3 station. Sat.-tf
Nellie Martin’s Beauty Shop. Phone Or-2-3671, Reelsville. Evening appointments taken. 26-tf
Ditcmng, Septic tanas, field tile, sewer lines, foundations, etc Vernie P. Zeiner, Fillmore. Phone 17R4. 12-tf
KEEP VOUR DISTANCE/ HOW CAN X GET NEAR ENOUGH TO SEE ? THAT SHEEP-DIP SMELL IS BURNING MV NOSE-
"7HEV SAID IT COULDN'T BE CXXX5ED BUT POP WON’T BELIEVE IT
EMMA GETS A LAUGH OUT OF FOOSTER TRYING TO GROW SKULL LINT, BUT SHE EATS UP ALL THE BEAUTY-; CREAM CLAIMS-
Floor ana wait me; narawood flooring sanded and refiniahed. Floyd Crawley, Cloverdale Phone 50E 13-tl
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WATCHING POP CONVINCE HIMSELF HE'LL SOON BE POM RADOUR l 9'27 Jim**" 1 ‘ ^ 4*0 4 TIP OP THE t!ATLO HAT TO Gil SPADY, hotel, Ch calo. p.
For Sale By Owner NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME li 2 Baths Located in Roachdale FHA Loan Shown by Appointment JOHN BURDETTE Roachdale. Ind. Phone LY 6-7664
Send your room sl-^e cotton rugs to be washed and fluffed dry. Call for prices. Home Laundry & Cleaners Phone 126. 8-tf
Landscaping Service, Evergreens, shrubs, shade trees and ornamentals. Also trimming, mulching, removing etc. Free Estimate. H. A. Stantz, R. 2. Spencer, Ind. Office: 6 miles south of Cloverdale, *2 mile west on first road south of Eel River, 24-6p
FOR SALE: located 3 miles
! dale and mile west at the west I edge of Carpentersville. Has 6 room house, 2 barns and double crib, 2 good wells and an overflow spring. Well fenced 100 acres tillable. Remainder in pasture. Priced at $260 per acre. Will sell on contract with 1/3 down. See Gilbert Morrison, Realtor. Phone 11W, Ladoga, Ind. 27-3-2t
FOR SALE: Large size fuel oil heater with blower and three oil ! drums, excellent condition, $50.00.
516 N. Indiana.
25-3p.
FOR SALE
“Smorgasbord” each
at Countryside Inn, one mile north of Hollandsburg from 11:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Make reservations by calling Belmore 5-F6 or by writing Countryside Inn, R. R. 7, Rockville. Parties through the week are cur specialty. 24-10p
FOR SALE: 1957 John Deere No. 30 Auger type Combine. Has recleaner and straw chopper. A-l
Sunday condition - ^ Aker, 2 miles south
of Brunerstown. Phone 7025-R.
26-3t
FOR high quality mechanical work come to Maple Heights Garage. 25-3t
ATTENTION FUEL OIL USER’S Why heat with anything other than our trouble free, triple filtered, low sulphur, clean burning heating fuels? For regular dependable service call Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Coop. 743. Gene Frederick 429-R; Robert Harlan 7011-M. Malcolm Shonkwiler, Bainbridge 55R3; Gerald Cox, Orchard 23656. T-T-S-tf
Fall Permanents Reduced. Come to Ruth’s Beauty Shop in Mt. Meridian for complete beauty service. Phone Ja. 6-2167. 23-6t.
NYLON TIKES: See our new Nylon tires. Special sale price plus 24 month warranty. Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Coop. T-T-S-tf
PLUMBING - HEATING and industrial piping contractor, Ken-Ross, Inc., Coatesvlllc phone B-110. T-T- S-tf
Live stock auction at CloverSale Bam, Tuesday. Have good market Consign your livestock. Phone residence Cloverdale 164N or Barn 28. Sat -Mon.-tf Long garments beautifully cleaned and pressed 99c; short garments 55c. Davis Cleaners, Phone 906. Sat.-tf
The Ladies of the Manhattan Chtrrch are planning another big turkey and chicken benefit dinner for Saturday evening, Oct. 11. »• 1 • ■ 27-*30-l-3t
New R. C. A. Tape recorder, regularly $159.95. Now $129.50. Kersey Music Store, north on 43. 23-dt FOR SALE: Save on slightly used Thomas Electric organ. Kersey Music Store, north on 43. 23-6t
Apples for sale at Anderson Orchard, one mile south of Spencer on 43. 24-tf I COAL: “Old Hickory” Block j $8.75 ton; Egg $8.00 ton; O. T ; Stoker $8.00 ton. Leslie Brothers, I Phone 200-M, day or night
24-26-27-3p
WANTED: Vault and septic tanks cleaned, a good job at a i reasonable price. Homer WiU I hams. Phone Mt. Meridian Ja. 6. ! 2206. F-S-M-Tues.-tf WANTED: Hauling of any kind,, Wayne Moore. Phone 1064J. 26-2p.
WANTED: Hom< pies. Phone 726-W.
or 5 pup-26-31
FOR SALE: 3 year old registered Hampshire ram. E. L. Broadstreet, Cloverdale. 26-2p
WANTED: Woman to do temporary typing and telephoning. Address Box 23-B % Banner.
23-5p.
FOR SALE: 1948 Plymouth, Priced Reasonable. Phone 859-R. 26-2p
Returned rental, beautiful blonde Story and Clark piano. Save many dolars on this life time instrument. Kersey Music Store, north on 43. 23-6t.
FOR SALE: 4 rooms of furniture. M. L. Triieblood, R. R. 1, Fillmore, 5 miles north. 22-6p
Hurry, Hury, Hurry, While They Last. Electric Portable Sewing Machines, $24.95. Sews in reverse; Sews over pins. Truly a modern machine. Singer Sewing Center, 1 W. Franklin St. Phone 1430. 24-tf
FOR SALE: Good alfalfa hay. A lien Clodfelter, Route 3. 26-2t
FOR SALE: Especially nice White Rock fries, $1.00 on foot. James N. Woodall, 7036-R. 26-2p
REAL ESTATE S525D Buys whole house—t room unci bath on first floor, plus 2, more rooms and , part bath up—located Franklin Street close to Moose. Phone 1171-J to check this over this week-end.
ERNEST H. COLLINS AMO COMPANY pkottessa
INSUR ANCE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: 4 room house and Bath, new furnace in Coatesviile.
Excellent, efficient and economical, that’s Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Headley Hardware. Sat.-tf FOR SALE: Beagles, 2 male, registered, 18 months old, running. Don Osborn, Fair Grounds. 27-3p FOR SALE: Polled Hereford bull. 14 months old. W. B. Elrod, Coatesviile. Ip.
FOR SALE: Baled hay. Ruth Hammond. Phone 7093-W. 26-2t FOR SALE: Duo Therm oil heater with thermostat, blower and line. Chester Cunningham, Coatesviile, R. 2. 25-27-2p FOR SALE: Spring Flowering Bulbs are here now from Holland 43 varieties of tulips, crocus, hyacinths and daffodils. We have a good supply of red emperor now, but don’t wait too long. Plant now Milton’s Posey Patch. Phone 247. 25-27-30-2-41
Plastering and ce» ment work. James Sims. Reelsville, Phone Or. 23170 T-T.S.tt
All Types of Ditching Field and Kcsidcnti.il Drainage Septic Tanks — Well Pits Dry Wells Complete Tile Laying Jobs GREENCASTLE TRACTOR SALES North on 43 Phone 1434
FOR SALE: COAL, ideal for furnace and stoves $5.75 per ton at Maple Grove Mine, 8 miles S. E. of RockviUe. T-T-S-tf FOR SALE: Balboa Rye, excellent. D. A. Hood. Phone 70-F, Cloverdale. 25-27-29-l-4p FOR SALE: Shot gun, Winchester model 24, double barrel!, perfect condition. $55.00. Phone 256-W. 26-3t. FOR SALE: Mangoes, 40c doz. Ira Boswell, Ave. B. Phone 310-W 26-2t.
SINGER ZKi ZAG Responsible party to take over payments on Singer Zig-Zag sewing machine. Balanee due only $56.30 terms $6.02 monthly. Sews perfeetly, monograms, appliques, blind studies, makes button holes, sews on buttons, makes hundreds of designs. Write Box 802 % Banner. 29-tf
WANTED: Custom Corn picking, Arthur Snyder, R. 1, Reelsville. 27-6p
FOR RENT
FOR SALE: Little girls clothing, infant to size 5. Coats, dresses, etc. Excellent condition. Mrs. Allen Clodfelter, phone'7112-R. 26-2t
FOR SALE; Suffolk ram lambs. C. C. Hurst, R. R. 2, Greencastle. 23-5p.
BEAUTIFUL TULIPS, crocuses, daffodils can be ours next spring. Finest quality imported bulbs j just received. Wide variety. Headley Hardware, 19 E. Washington. Sat.-tif
FOR SALE: Consolette with matching base and Tennarotor. Can be seen at home. Frank Jarrel, Manhattan. 27-3p.
FOR SALE: Estate Heatrola, large size, burns coal and wood. Good condition. Cleo Query, Cloverdale : R. L 27-lp
FOR SALE: 1955 Pacemaker, 8 by 40 feet, 2 bedroom mobile home: Second bedroom optional.
Andrew Cunningham. Phone 830 I Immediate occupancy. Phone 433Coatesville. 25-3p J aff 61- ^ ^ p. rti. 27-30-2-3p
Demonstrator Conn Electric Spinet organ, Kersey Music Store north on 43. 23-6t
CRUSHED COBS for hen litter and hog bedding, $8.00 ton, put in your truck with automatic loader. Poor and Co., Greencastle. 24-10t
FOR SALE: 60 Hampshire hens, 1 year old. Laying 50%. Highway 42. Mrs. Nell Porter, Eminence. Indiana. Tel. 4-12. 26-3p
PUBLIC OFFERING CAPITAL FOR EXPANSION Large downtown store Terre Haute $50,000 Preferred Stock FOR SALE Price $100 per share. Guaranteed 8% annually. Interest : payable every six months. The offering and sale may be J made by use of the Prospectus j only and is limited to bona fide j residents of the State of Indiana. ' For complete information write 1 P. O. BOX 486 j Terre Haute, Indiana
FOR SALE: Siamese Kittens, innoculated and house broken. Phone 23. 27-2t
FOR SALE: Sump pump used 4 months. Phone 559-R. 27-4p FOR SALE: 2 year old female, spade, Boxer. Well trained house dog, good pet for children. Eddie Burroff, RR 2. Cloverdale. Phone 47N3. 27-3p
FOR SALE: Small Grand piano, ideal for church or home. Kersey Music Store, north on 43. 23-61.
FOR RENT: 3 room furnished apartment, private entrance and bath. 814 E. Washington St. 27-2t FOR RENT: Upper apartment, 5 room and bath, garage. 10 Bloomington St. Sat-tf FOR RENT: Unfurnished 4 room apartment. Gas stove, adults. Ellis Apartments, 615 E. Seminary St. M-W-Sat.-tf FOR RENT: Modern 5 room house 2 1 /> miles of Cloverdale Phone 25-L-H. W. M. Wilson. 25-27-29-l-3-5p FOR RENT: Nice Apt. 3 rooms and bath, available Oct 1, idetl for 2 adults. Phone H. E. Williams, 405 E. Franklin St. 36-2p FOR RENT: 3-room furnished apartment upstfiiF 5 - Private bath and entrance. Utilities furnished. Garage. Available Oct. 1st. 610:S. Jackson St. 26-27t2t FOR RENT: 3 room downstairs apartment. Heat, utilities, garage furnished. Private 'entrance and bath. Phone 657-J, 416 Hanna. 26-2p FOR RENT: Four room apartment on South Indiana St., upstairs, unfurnished. Newly decorated. $35 per month. Call 369-W. 26-fJp FOR RENT: Sleeping room one or two people. 210 Bloomington St. 24-4 p FOR RENT: Semi-modem a.partment at Manhattan. Phone Reelsville Or. 2-3162 after 3:50
p. m.
FOR RENT: Sleepinf 104 W. Poplar Street. C
5:00 p. m.
FOR RENT: 3 room i utilities furnished, pr trance, private bath. A<
M.
24-6t
Jail after
24-4p
jpper apt, ivate enlults. 981-
23-5t
Enroll your child in beginning band classes. Rent a new Selmer or Conn instrument for as little as $6.25 per month. Private instructions offered on any band ! instrument, piano or accordian. j Kersey Music Store, north on 43. 23-6t FOR SALE: Kitchen cabinet, ! good as new. Walter Wright, Fillmore. 27-2p
FOR RENT: Sleeping ror young working lady, ck campus. Phone 496-MX
4:30 P. M.
FOR RENT: 4 room up, utilities except g rooms, down, furnishe furnished. Phone 65:
2:30 p. m.
a for c to ifter 23-5p
d bath also 4 tilities
after 2.°-5d
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QUICK AND DEPENDABLE SERVICE on all types of tire re- | pairing. Drive in plenty of park- i ing space. Morrison's Tire and I Retreading Co. Phone 1397. 17-101
JOHNNY HAZARD
By Frank Robbins