The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1963 — Page 7
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THE DAILY BANNER
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
THURS., NOV. 7, 1963. Page 7
Classified Ads Real Estate
GOOD HOME READY FOR Gl
Call Collins!
For Sale FOR SALE: Parts for ail electric razors. Mason Jewelers (The Tick Took Shop) south side of square. SO-tf FOR SALE: Indiana and Eastern lump, egg and oil treated stoker coal. Bland Coal Co. PhOL 3-4732. 8-tf FOR SALE: APPLES. (Cheaper if you pick your own) and fresh made (TI)EK. Moore’s Orchard. North on 43, at Raccoon 30-tf FOR SALK: Jonathan and other variety apples. Buchhett Orchards. Airport Rd. 9-tf
FOR SALE Small Case manure spreader. Practically new. Box 2 % Banner. 5-tf.
Mobile Homes
OL 3-3255 or Jane Eckardt OL 3-3828
FOR SALE: 2^ acres, 3 bedroom house, modern, barn and garage, 4 miles northeast of Roachdale; also small house in Roachdale with gas and water. Immediate possession. John Burdette, Roachdale. Phone 596-7181. 7-6t.
FOR SALE: Guineas
each. Phone 526-2528 Mt. Meridian. 4-4t. HORSES: Transported any time, any place. Morris Williams. Phone OL 3-3038. Thurs-tf FOR SALE: 600 bales of Little Red Clover hay south of White Oak Filling Station on U.S. 40. Sylva Hurst. 5-7-2p FOR SALE: Purebred Hampshire boars. Dr. B. B. Knuppel. OL 3-3918. Tues-Thurs.-Sat.-tf
FOR SALE: Large mobile home on Improved lot. Phone OL
75 cents 3-9676. for appointment. 5-5p.
FOR SALE: 18 Cu. Ft. Philco WANTED: l lanos, any type, chest type freezer, 5 years old. ^hy condition. Write 510 N. 14th Excellent condition, any reason- St. Elwood or Phone FE 2-6226. able offer. Phone OL 3-3364. 13-30t 6-2t. "
WANTED: Riders
31 ft. House Trailer. Modern. Sacrifice for cash. Must be sold this week. East on U.S. 40. rear Cedar Crest Motel. 5-3p.
FOR SALE: Good
matic gas hot water rurnace. Ph. OL 3-6346. 6-2t.
to Indian-
:sed auto- apolis, hours 8 a m. to 5 p.m.
Phone OL 3-418S after 6:30 p.m.
28-12t.
Rust’s Mobile Homes Quality Mobile Homes and Travel Trailers. GOSPORT, IND.
FOR SALE: Just in time for Thanksgiving! 37 pieces flat sterling silver, Initial H. and other pieces. Turkey platter with serving dishes to match and other pieces. OL 3-66'n. 6-3t.
WANTED: Baby sitting in my home, experienced and can give reference Phone OL 3-3824 6-4t
FOR SALE: No. 6. two row New Idea corn picker. $95.00. Also No. 6 picker for parts. $35. Ed Ratts, Belle Union. Phone 526-2423. 7-3p
FOR SALE: George Washington, Bates bed spread, never used. Call OL 3-6661. 6-3t FOR SALE: Nubian coal heater. Good as new. Ph. OL 3-5337.
7-2p.
FOR SALE: 314 acres, 2 bedroom house, one car garage, on U. S. 36. possession in 30 days. Phone Jack Wright, Bainbridge 522-9734. 12-tf. SHETRONK REAL ESTATE says “You ll add years to your life and life to your years” if you will let them handle your real estate problems. We are a “OneStop Agency," we will find the home for you. arrange the loan and be with you at the closing. You can be sure if you deal with SHKTRONE SO I So. Ind. St. PH. OL 3-9S15 7-2t.
FOR SALE FIREPLACE WOOD Anv Kind — Anv Size HABOLO DAI Phone OL 3-4723
AUCTION: Bloomington Indiana, Monday, Nov. 11th, begining at 12:30 DST. 1000 head of Cattle consisting of 700 Hereford and Angus steers and heifers, weight 350 to 700 lbs.; 10 black steers weight 1000 lbs; 300 Hereford and Angus cows, some with calves other close springers. Bloomington Sale Barn, mile south of Bloomington on State Road 37. Lunch will be served. Galyan Bros, operators, C. E. Scott. Auctioneer. 7-3t. FOR SALE: Saturday, November 9th: Holstein Dairy Herd Dispersal: 12 fresh cows on full flow of milk; 10 springer cows; 12 bred and open heifers. The above is a high producing herd with size and quality, ages 3 to 5 years old; 24 Angus cows; 24 Angus calves; 1 purebred Angus Mil. all from one farm; 27 fancy native Angus calves; 65 good light weight Angus and Hereford calves; sows and pigs, bred sows; sheep; feeder pigs, veal calves, ponies, hay. new and used lumber and fence posts. Boone County Sale Barn, Lebanon, Ind. It
FOR SALE: 8 by 36. 1962 Casa Manana trailer, 2 bedrooms, excellent condition. Must sell cheap. See at 800 North Madison.
7-3p.
FOR SALE: 1950 Liberty house trailer. 8 x 35. Air-condi-tioned, new refrigerator. Good condition. Phone OL 3-5614.
l-6p.
Home Items
Coatesville Auction—Sat., Nov. 9th, 7:00 p.m. living room suite 2 couches, chairs, tables, floor and table lamps, rug, throw rugs, TV., radio, 2 radio & record players, desk & chair, bedroom suite, chest of drawers, dressers, bookshelf, dining room suite, 2 dinette sets, apartment size gas stove, refrigerator, 3 wringers, one automatic, clock, roll top desk, electric cabinet sewing machine, tradle sewing machine, sweeper, bicycle like new. lots of dishes and many other items.
We buy odd pieces and complete WANTED: Lady for clerical homes of furniture. Jewell String- and some cagh register work in er. Phone Amo. 845. 2352. Please local retail store Ful , time per _
WANTED: To buy — Large heavy aluminum kettle or pressure cooker, about 12 qt. OL 34893. 7-lp. WANTED: Girl Scout dress Size 7, 8, or 10. Ph. OL 3-9330. 7-lt.
WANTED: Alterations and sewing of all kinds, qualified seamstress. Mrs. Keith Shinn. Phone OL 3- 5537. 7-3t.
For Rent
FOR RENT: Sleeping room for working girl. Call OL ? -6006, before 4:30 p.m. 5-5t
Wanted Women
Permanent home plus salary to woman who can do light house work, cook and care for bright elderly lady temporarily in a walker. Write Mrs. George W. Moore, Spencer, Ind. or Phone 829-2071 before noon. 5-3t.
FOR RENT: Desirable unfurnished 2 room apartment. Enclosed porch. Near Campus. Heat furnished. Phone OL 3-5061. 5-tf
FOR RENT: 5 room double near University, $55.00 per month. Phone OL 3-3249 after 6:00 p.m. 2-tf
come early, this will be a large sale. Pickel & Ross Auctioneers.
7-2t.
FOR SALE: New 27” TV. Lowboy cabinet. Was $369.95, now $289.95. Sutherlin TV and Appliances, 12 N. Jackson. Ph. OL 3-5419. 5-7-2t.
manent work for the right person. Write Box 935 % Banner. giving experience and references. 5-3t. Wanted Men
FOR SALE: Junior petite party dress, size 5; girls winter coat, size 12; Ladies winter coat, size 20. Ill N. College Ave. 6-2t FOR SALE: Martin trombone. Good condition. Call OL 3-4227.
6-2p.
FOR SALE: New 21” Color set. Was $850.00 now $595.00 with trade. All wood cabinet, French Provincial Design. Sutherlin TV & Appliances, 12 N. Jackson. Ph. OL 3-5419. 5-7-2t.
We are taking CORN. Bainbridge Elevator
SALEM AN WANTED: Moorman Feed Company needs a salesman for South West Putnam County. Full time work, no investment, home nights, adequate field training. Must have car. Prefer married man between ages, 25-55. Phone Lowell Whicker, District Sales Manager. OL 3-5698 between 7:00 p.m. and
spi.X^T I’lAXjOJ5AR{jAIN_ ..9^00 p_m. for personal interview. man Q^alty Co. OL ’t-hable partv Mth good credit " FO r RENT; Three r0 om doub-
SINGER ZIG ZAG $33.06 Full Price Payments of $5.51 mon. Makes buttonholes, blind hems, appliques, makes beautiful designs, sews on buttons, etc. All built into machine. Call OL 3-3987.
28-tf
Automotive
FOR SALE: 1960 Falcon Sta-tion-wagon. Good condition. Will take older car on trade. OL 36445. 5-5t.
Reliable party wttn good
may take over small balance on easy monthly payments. Write: Credit Manager, P. O. Box 546. New Albany, Ind. 6-6t FOR SALE: Gas conversion burner and blower for furnace, first class condition, 416 E. Washington St. 7-tf.
6-3p
WANTED AT ONCE: Man to serve Rawleigh customers in PT. Putnam Co. Opportunity for good worker. Many earning $100 and up full time. Write Rawleigh Dept. INK 450-280, Freeport. 111. 7-14-21-3p
le. 905 So. Indiana St. Meridian 526-2390 p.m.
FOR SALE: Studio upright
FOR SALE: 1950 Packard
sedan. Good Condition. Harry ****** * qu, * ,lty ‘" Blru ‘
McNeil. OL 3-4244. SOI
Lincoln. 4-17
FOR SALE: Bowling shoes, almost new. Size 6*^-7. Ph. OL 39330. 7-lt. FOR SALE Large Silver Fox fur collar. Phone OL 3-6661. 7-2t. Form Items FOR SALE: purebred Landrace male hog. Eligible to register. Alfred Heavin, Fillmore. 6-2p.
Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over 30 years experience. Free estimates. 27-tf
ment for approximately half its original cost.; Used RCA tape recorder $50.00; RCA Stereos, save 20-30-40 %, Models in stock. Kersey Musjg, north on 43. Ph. OL 3-6824. 5-9-7-3t.
FOR SALE: ’52 Dodge, 1 ton, grain bed. Phone Reelsville. 6723520. 4-tp. FOR SALE: 1950 Studebaker 1 ton dump truck. $250. Ph OL 34255 after 5 p. m. 5-3t. FOR SALE' 1957 Chevrolet station wagon. Phone OL 3-4772. 6-4p.
FOR SALE: 1957 RCA TV. Good condition. 30 day warranty. Sutherlin TV and Appliances. 12 N. Jackson. Ph OL 3-5419. 5-7-2t.
1963 MODEL SINGER
Cannot be told from new. With
Wanted
. FOR SALE: Gentle mare sad- FOR SALE: 1950 $4-ton Dodge die horse. Complete with saddle, truck with dual wheels. O. L. Call Coatesville. B 83-31. 6-3p Dudley. OL 3-3445. • —— — ———— Tues.-Thurs-Fri.-tf FOR SALE: Registered February Hampshire boars. Terry and FOR SALE: 1959 Ford Galaxie, Brenda Hopkins, 595-5758 Roach- radio and heater, perfect condidale. 5-5p. tion. Phone OL 3-5669. 7-2p.
WANTED: Rug, carpet, up-
Warranty. Sews forward and re- holstery and v r ail cleaning. The verse. Darns, quilts, appliques Nation Wide Service Master Sysand zig zags. Available for only tern available thru better stores $32.60 or $5.00 per month. Will everywhere. For Service In Pytaccept trade. Call OL 3-3321. nam County. Cali OL 3-3562. 4-4t. 17-tf
FOR SALE: New 23” TV. WANTED: Responsible party Black and White. Early American to take over low monthly payStyling. Was $349.95. Now $299- ments on a spinet piano. Can .95. Sutherlin TV and Appli- be seen locally. Write Credit ances, 12 N. Jackson. Ph. OL 3- Manager. P. O. Box 215, Shelby5419. 5-7-2t. ville, Ind. 7-2p
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Notice
Rummage Sale Nov. 9th at Court House. Variety in good used articles. Group 2, First Christian Church. 7-2p.
By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D.
WANTED: Lady would like position of filing and typing. Also has had experience as clerk and cashier. Call OL 3-3983. 7-3t.
GEORGE S SHOE HOSPITAL moved to new location across from Post Office. 8-30t Public Invited: What? Toy shopper party. When? November 8th. 7:30 p.m. Where? Fillmore Methodist Aid House, sponsored by Smile-A-While Club.
6-2p.
NOTICE: I will not be responsible for any bills, but my own. Harold Coffman. 5-3t
Epidemic Control In Puerto Rico
Rummage Sale Nov. 9th at Court House. Variety in good used articles. Group 2, First Christian Church. 7-2p.
Pets
FOR SALE: AKC Registered Beagle, one male, one female, 16 months old, started and ready to go. One female, 2 years old extra good. Telephone, Fillmore CH 6-3403. 4-6t. FOR SALE: Beagle dogs young and old, cheap, closing out. See them after 5:00 p.m. Willard Miller, Clinton Falls. l-10p
FOR RENT: 3 room apartment for employed couple at 211 Wood St. 4-tf.
Will rent you a spinet piano as low as $5.00 a month. Mrs. Robert Loring, OL 3-4888, local representative. Riddick Piano Co.
tf.
FOR RENT: Two bedroom modern Duplex now available. See James F. Green, 606 S. Jackson. 16-tf
FOR SALE: Pekingese puppies, also one good horse trailer. Ph. OL 3-9329. 6-3p. Notice: Have 3 hamsters to give away call CH 6-4354 6-2p FOR SALE: Male Collie puppies. Carolyn Smith. Bainbridge. Phone 522-3274. 7-5t
Lost
FOR RENT: 10 ft. by 50 ft. furnished Mobile Home. Phone OL 3-9330. 6-2t. FOR RENT: Furnished trailer, located on North College Ave. $65.00 a month. Phone Hal Hick-
3-9225. 7-6t
LOST: String of Chrystal beads, family keepsake, between Gas Office and Court House. Ph. OL 3-9509. 6-2t.
Found
Phone Mt. after 5:00 7-3p.
FOUND: Black kitten, owner or some one willing to give kitten a home. Call McKennas, OL 35965. 6-2p
A SUDDEN epidemic of Dengue fever in Puerto Rico has affected the health of five to ten thousand inhabitants. Health officials here, supported by equipment and personnel of the U.S. Army Contagious Disease Center in Atlanta, had the disease-bearing mosquito in check within ten days. Dengue fever is caused by a filterable virus which is injected into humans b y the bite of the Aedes Aegypti Dr. Coleman mosquito. This is the same mosquito that disseminates yellow fever. Numerous Names The variety of names given to Dengue fever seems almost inexhaustible. Dandy fever, sandfly fever, breakbone fever, bouquet, giraffe and polka dot fever are but a few of the Imaginative if non-descriptive names. This acute infectious disease occurs about four to ten days after the virus is introduced into the body. Interesting Course The disease has an interesting and characteristic course. For two to three days, fever persists and is accompanied by chills and pains in the joints. Then, suddenly, the temperature drops to normal and patients become aware of a feeling of well-being. After about a day of comfort, the fever returns and almost invariably brings with it a mild skin rash. Fortunately, there are rarely any complications or fatalities associated with this strange dis-
ease.
No Specific Treatment There is no special treatment for Dengue fever. As a symptom arises, it is treated according to the needs of the patient. Rest and simple diet are an important part of the nursing
care.
Epidemics of Dengue fever are controlled by screening buildings with fine mesh wire and by spraying whole communities with DDT. The diligent
destruction of the mosquito Is the aim of the coordinated efforts of epidemiologists and Federal health authorities. The U.S. Public Health Service functions on a constant alert basis to protect the health of its citizens everywhere.
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SKIN TEMPERATURE AIDS DIAGNOSIS Contributions to the early diagnosis of disease are frequently the outgrowth of the strangest scientific experimen-
tation.
A physician-photographer, Dr. Jacob Gershon-Cohen, has been taking pictures of the body under odd conditions. He uses a technique first developed by space scientists who, almost unbelievably, were recording the temperatures on the planet
Venus.
Temperature Survey As a result of Dr. GershonCohen’s work, an infra-red camera can now record the temperature of every segment of the body. This aerial temperature survey of the body contributes important information for the diagnosis of some obscure conditions within it. It has been found that some tumors, cancers and other abnormalities of the body actually show slight temperature changes in the overlying skin. The camera demonstrates variations of skin temperature by characteristic light and dark spots on the photographic film. “Photographic Thermometers” These “thermograms” have already become invaluable in the study and differentiation of breast cancer. Special circulatory diseases of the arms and legs, too, are revealed by these “photographic thermometers”. Expanded studies of tnis thermogram technique are being explored for more widespread use in diagnosis. These columns are designed to relieve your fears about health through a better under* standing of your mind and body. All the hopeful new advances t» medicine reported here are known to doctors everywhere. Your individual medical problems should be handled by your own doctor. He knows you best.
© 1963, King Features Syndicate. Inc.
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apartment. Inquire at Cole Apts. 7-tf
FOR RENT: House—4 rooms and bath All modern except heat. See Kendall. 310 5th St. 7-3p.
Business Service FINEST HI-FI NEEDLES AT WARDS IbK-AO'r SAVINGS. Don't let a worn needle ruin your
Business opportunity for men or women to sglj q new tested and accepted product in Greencastle and surrounding territories. We have letters of recommendation from satisfied users. Sales experience helpful but not necessarv. Write P.O. Box, 24035, In-
dianapolis, Indiana. 5-7t. P rizc records. Wards finest quality diamond, sapphire and WANTED: Part time help, osmium needles fit any make Call after 7:30 tonight. 201 W. record player or Hi-Fi. and Wards Washington St. 7-2t p r i ze s are 15% to 40% lower.
Visit Our Service Dept. Montgomery Ward. Phone OL 3-5191.
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CURRIES TIN & FURNACE CO Joe Ellis Jr. Owner Have your furnace serviced for winter by your Bryant & Majestic dealer. Free estimates on new installation. 101 E. Franklin St. Phone OL 3-6712. Tues. & Thurs. tf AUTHORIZED HOOVER Cleaner repair. Headley Hardware. Tues.-Thurs.-tf
USED CAR CLEARANCE
Why buy a Carpet Shampooer? We’ll loan you one FREE with purchase of Blue Lustre Carpet and Upholstry cleaner. Headly Hardware. Thurs-tf
HEARING AID SUPPLIES Batteries and accessories for all makes and models. Mason Jewelers (Tick Tock Shop) 18 W. Washington St. 28-tf
Victor Furnaces and Airconditioners. Free Estimates. W’e service any make of furnace. Boswell Heating Co. N. College at Columbia Street. Phone OL 35357. 2-tf
WAS
NOW
’61 FORD 4 D 6 cyl. standard trans.. radio, good tires, one owner.
1295.
Only
1195.
’60 FORD 4 D Fuirlane 500 V8 Engine, Radio, Heater, Automatic trans. One owner.
1095.
Only
995.
’58 BUiCK 4 0 Roadmaster, Full Power. A nice car.
895.
Only
795.
’58 FORD 4 D Y8, Radio, Heater, Automatic trans.
495.
Only
450.
’57 FORD 4 D V8, Radio, Heater, Automatic trans.
495.
Only
395.
’57 FORD St. Wgn Radio, Heater. Automatic trans.
495.
Only
395.
’56 CKEV 2D
495.
Only
295.
’56 PONTIAC 2D Automatic Trans., P. B. and Steering.
395.
Only
295.
TRUCKS
WAS
SOW
’62 FORD FIDO P.U One owner and sharp, with VS Engine, Radio, Heater, T.S., C ustom C’ab, and Automatic t runs.
1695.
Only 1595.
'60 FORD FIDO Panel .... 2 to choose from and worth the money.
895.
Only
695.
DELCO BATTERIES Headquarters at Morrisons Tire and Retreading Co. 317 N. Jackson Street. Phone OL 3-5015. Tues- Wed -Th urs-tf LITTLE OR BIG? Whether savings, deposit^ or loans, they all count with us at the FRIENDLY First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co. MEMBER F.D.I.C.
QUALITY USED CARS LOT WIDE CLEARANCE PRICES TO SAVE YOU MONEY
KING MORRISON FOSTER CO. 119 N. INDIANA 0L 3-4171 “The Busy Used Car Lot” SALESMEN
Maurice “Spud” Hurst OL 3-4200
Delbert Hane OL 3-4914