The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1964 — Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER

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Real Estate

SOLDER? If it’s a fireplace you’re hoping for, we have two large family homes — one is $1*,000 and the other $17,000 Phone us for their locations.

ERNEST H.

Collins

AND CO.

PHONE OL 3-3255

Evenings—OL 3-38*8

REAL ESTATE HOi So. Indian:i Ph. OL 3-9315 —FOR SALE— New-brand new and so well located—All brick -beautiful living room (fireplace) — large family room. 3 bedrooms, bath and half. 2 car garage and nice size lot, immediate pos-

session.

Northeast—Same as new 5 room modern home, hardwood floors, oil furnace, good well and unusually large lot. On Draper—A nice 2 bedroom modern home, low down payment and easy payments. On Crosson A 3 bedroom, modern home, big living room, built in kitchen and iarge lot—trees.

WANTED: Dependable lady wants housework by the hour, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday forenoons. Call OL 3-6202 after 4. 27-2p Wanted - Men WANTED: Farm hand. Allen Clodfelter, Greencastle R. 3.

25-5t.

FOR SALE. Massey - Ferguson new and used farm equipment, parts and service. Anderson Tractor Sales, Inc. Danville, Ind. State Road 39 north. Mon-tf

Sales for expert body work painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over 30 years experience. Free estimates. 27-tf.

Theyli Do It Every Time

U. S. Psteat OAs*

By Jimmy Hatlo

FOR SALE: Clover hay and wheat straw’. Mrs. Blanche Bell. Ph. OL 3-3993. 27-29-30-31-40.

PLANT FOOD SALES Full line Corporation w’ants man for Sales and Service in our Western Indiana territory. Agricultural background and Sales experience desired. Car and expenses furnished. Reply to Banner Box 66. 25-3t.

ATTENTION G.PS DO YOU KNOW? 1. You may still be able to purchase the home of your dreams with a Direct G.L Loan. 2. The maximum amount an eligible veteran may obtain in the form of a G.I. Loan has been increased from $13,500 to

$15,000.

3. Under a new law, a veteran will be eligible for a G.I. Loan for 10 years from the date of his discharge from his last period of wartime service, plus an additional year of eligibility for each 3 months of active wartime service. 4. The cutoff date for WWII veterans has been changed from July 25, 1962, to July 25, 1967 For Korean veterans the new date is Jan.. 31, 1975, rather than Jan 31, 1965. 5. This new law’ also provides that eligibility shall not terminate, in any case, prior to the cutoff dates under the old law. 6. All former servicemen with service connected disabilities have the maximum time. So, G.I’s if you’re wanting a home, get busy and check your service records — YOU MAY STILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR A DIRECT G.I. LOAN. If you want to buy a home with a Direct G.I. Loan, just pick up your phone and call SHETRONE. SHETRONE REAL ESTATE

... Call us—vve have others. 27-2t Automotive FOR SALE: 1959 Chevrolet, 2 dr hardtop, 348-3-2's; 3 speed. $900.00. Richard Wilson. 210 E. Walnut Street. 27-2p

Wanted - Women The Most Advertised Woman in America is the Avon Representative. Wouldn’t you like to join this group of successful women? Write Irene Pearson, R. R. 1, Box 326, Plainfield, Ind. 27-3t WANTED: Lady for light house work, 5 hours a day, 5 days a w r eek. Write Box 17D. c/o Banner. 27-3p.

FOR SALE: 1,500 bales LitUe Red Clover hay, extra nice; 300 bales second cutting Alfalfa. Will sell by bale or ton. Ted Knowiing, 2 miles southeast Roachdale. Phone 596-3757. 20-10t. FOR SALE: Serviceable age, Duroc boars and open gilts. Phone 397-3724, Glascock Stock Farm, Kingman, Ind. 22-6t. FOR SALE: Hampshire boars, An ample supply of proven blood lines. Earl Bridges, R. 1, Roachdale. Ph. 596-7283. I3-tf

FOR SALE: Clean wheat straw, also 4 bred gilts to farrow’ in two weeks. Tommy Judy, R. R. 1, OL 3-9345. 21-6p.

SEWERS cleaned with electric root cutter. Plumbing repairs and replacements. James Green, 606 So. Jackson, St. M-W-F-tf. State and Federal Income Tax reports prepared. Service Guaranteed, rates reasonable. Jerry Long, 612 Maple Ave. Phone OL 3-4052. 27-6p. Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24 hours a day. Commercial Hotel. Courtesy Beltone Hearing Service. M-W-F-tf. Hear the ball game on FM if you can’t go. AM-FM twin speaker $44.95. Kersey Music, north on 43. M-W-F-tf. FEDERAL and STATE GROSS TAX FORMS PREPARED. Mary Summers. 1024 Ave. B. Phone OL 3-5623. Mon.-tf

,4N HOUR AGO MeYtHE LONGER EARWIG IS OUT OF S WAS TELLING ML Jj SCHOOL THE MORE BASKETBALL, WINNING DOESN’T VJOUCHQOWNS HE MADE’ matterht’s HOvv) YOU PLAY THE J ASKED HALIBUT GAME"* WHO WERE THE ORIGINAL CELTICS AND HE SAID/THE FIRST ONES TO START THE ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE'

For Sale

FUR SALE: Fifth wheel and saddle tanks. Ph. 795-4328. 24-3t

FOR SALE: Implement tires, $2.50 each. 3-D Tire Co. 209 N. Jackson St. 27-Gt

NEED A NEW PICKUP TRUCK? We have .a large selection of brand new Chevrolet ’g-% ton models in stock. For immediate delivery for a good deal, SEE HOWARD CHASE at JIM HARRIS CHEVROLET 24 4p Mobile Homes FOR SALE: 1960, Supreme «iu by 10 ft. house trailer. Good condition. Call Roachdale. 5965883. 23-12p

FOR SALE: 29 foot Rayeraft all aluminum, modern house trailer. See at 1 2 mile east of Manhattan, south side of U.S. 40. Open. Price $600.00. Call Indianapolis CH 1-1755. 27-3p.

Lost

S02 So. Ind. St.

I’h. OL 3-9315 23-27-4-3t

LOST: Athletic glasses, Wednesday evening after the FillmoreBelle Union game. Phone 52G2152. Craig Evans. Reward

27-6t.

LOST or STRAYED: Small, f<v male English Shepherd, black with white feet, blaze face. 4 miles west on Walnut Street Road. Eldon Wells. Phone OL 3-3327. 27-2p

FOR SALE or RENT: Puritan Water Softeners. Soft water 365 days of the year. Earl Hutcheson, Reclsville. Ph. 6723372. 18-M-W-tf FOR SALE: Apples, 3 bu. for $5.00. Fresh made cider, Moore’s Orchard, north on 43 at Raccoon. 17-20-22-24-27-29-61. FOR SALE: Maple Syrup evaporator. 4 x 12 ft. pans used 2 years. Keith Spencer, Judson. 24-3p FOR SALE: Indiana and Eastern lump, egg and oil treated stoker coal. Bland Coal Co. Ph. OL 3-4732. 8-tf. FOK SALE: Parts for all electric razors. Mason Jewelry. (The Tick Took Shop) south side of the square. 30-tf. FOR SALE: Apples. Anderson Orchards. One mile south of Spencer. 11-tf

Home Items

AUCTION Wednesday, Jan. 29th, 6:30 p.m. Sale will include: two apt. size gas ranges, two electric ranges, 40 in. gas range, cabinet sink, utility cabinets, metal wardrobe, dinette set, chests, sofas, chairs, Speed Queen washer, twin tubs, 3 speed radio, record player, violin, lamps, tables, ironing board, bird cage on stand, large oil heater, large pressure cooker, sofa bed, fluorescent desk lamps tools, dishes and misc. items, albums of classical music two wool rugs, book shelf, step-ladders, paper hangers table, youth chair, corner what-not shelf, two feather beds. Note earlier starting time, doors open at 6:00 p.m. Clapp's Corner Auction, Maple & Ohio Sts. 27-2p

NEC’CHI ZIG ZAG $35.43 FULL PRICE

Lovely mahogany cabinet. Need responsible person to make six payments of $5.91 monthly. Does everything, without attachments. Makes decorative designs, sews on buttons, makes buttonholes, monograms, blind hems, and all fancy zig-zag work. Used. Guaranteed. Call OL 3-3987. 22-tf

Yes you can borrow our Carpet Shampooer. Free to clean your carpets with Blue Lustre. Headley Hardware. Mon.-tf.

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Valuables Lost? You can rent « s«fc-deposit box •t the Friendly ?ir$t-0tizen$ Bank $ Crust Co. (Member FDIC)

bond equal to the sum of said btd. Issued at Roachdale. Indiana this 23th day of January. 1964 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA By FRANKLIN FORD, Township Tru ,tee. 27-3-21

Jim’s Shoe Repair 204 SOUTH COLLEGE Jim Sparks and John Tzouunakis Shoo Shine OL 3-5919

Banner Ads Get Results

Notices

NOTICE: George's Shoe Hospital across from the Post Office will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. starting January the first, "the finest in shoe repair.” 28-30t

Begining Saturday February 1st. Bainbridge Elevator will close at noon on Saturdays. 25-4t Anyone wishing to contact A. A group, write Post Office Box 394. Greencastle. Mon-tf

Pets

Pit ICED TO SELL: 3 bedroom

brick: payments less than rent; V^GfliGrC!

5'/t interest loan; beautiful family room; glass inclosed fireplace; large fenced back yard; garage. By owner, 829 Gardenside Drive. Phone OL 36927. 24-25-27-30-31-1-Gt

GREEHBRIAR A neighborhood of quality home’—Large suburban lots —Lewer tax rate. Individually designed homes. Selection of floor plans. For details— HAL HICKMAN REALTY CO.

Ph. OL 3-9225

WANTED: Ironings i.o do in my home. Phone OL 3-3348.

Mon-Thurs-4p

WAi.TED: Sewing and alterations. Reasonable rates by experienced seamstress. Ph OL 3-9598. Mrs. Rawles. 22-6t.

VVAeVlED: Rug, carpel, upholstery and wall cleaning. The Nalion Wide Service Master System available thru belter stores everywhere. For Service in Putnam County call OL 3-3562. 17-tf.

WANTED: Hauling: Corn, hay, trash, etc. Wayne Moore, 1114 Ave. E. Ph. OL 3-6794. 25-3p.

Found

. WANTED: Cleaning of homes, offices. References. Ernestine Kessler. OL 3-6997. 27-3p.

FOUND: White ridgeiing hog. WANTED: To buy farm with 100 Can have same by paying or more acres tillable. W’rite damages. Otis Clodfelter. Rus- Pox 15 T c/o Banner, giving sellville. 24-3p price and location. 25-3p

FOR SALE: Stayman and Jonathan apples. Buchheit’s Orchard. Airport Rd. 30-tf Farm Items FOR SALE: Tuesday, January 28th, at 1:00 p.m. 15 Hamp gilts to farrow soon - double treated and vaccinated for erysipelas and lepto; 18 Hamp crossbred sows; 70 York and Hamp shoats 70 to 100 lbs., double treated; 1 purebred Hamp boar, double treated: Sows and pigs, boars and sheep. Boone County Sale Barn. Lebanon. It. FOR SALE: 15 feeder pigs. Ph OL 3-3493. 27-31. FOR SALE: Spring Duroc boars, Howard Gough and son. Roachdale, Phone 596-7693. 25-10p FOR SALE: Choice lioine killed beef from the Ray Lawson farm, Putnam County Frozen Foods, Inc. 730 E. Washington St. Phone OL 3-3912. 24-4t. Thinking of Fertilizer? Think of our overhead bulk bins, our spreaders, our good Royster Fertilizers. Check our prices and our services. B A I NBRIDGE ELEVATOR. Mon.-Thurs.-tf

For Rent

FOR RENT: Modern lower furnished room with kitchen privileges. Prefer elderly lady. Ph. OL 3-4205 or call at 305 E. Seminary St. 24-3t FOR RENT or LEASE: Room suitable for small business. Paul Emery. 522-9292. 21-tf Will rem 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: Newly decorated apartment. Heat and water furnished. Adults only. Paul Emery. 522-9292. 21-tf. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apartment. Inquire of custodian at Cole Apartments. 18-tf. Business Service Come to 3-D Tire Co. for automotive parts, Dayton and Goodrich tires and Delco batteries. 209 N. Jackson St. 27-6t

HEARING AUJ SUPPLIES flatteries and accessories for all 11takes and models. Mason Jewelers (Tick Tock Shop) 18 West Washington St. 28-tf

FOR SALE: Beautiful Canary Singers, in full song. Phone OL 3-3732 or 854 N. Jackson St.

27-2p.

Fires Kill Three, Damage Is High Fires in Indiana over the weekend killed three children and caused more than $500,000 damage to a shopping center. Indianapolis was hardest hit. The children, Gregory Quisenberry, 7, and his two sisters, Joann, 14, and Lois, 10, were killed before dawn Sunday in an Indianapolis apartment. Hours before, fire swept through a shoe store at the Eastgate Shopping Center on the east side of the Hoosier capital and eight other stores in the complex were damaged by heavy

smoke.

Six fire departments battled a fire at Hymera Sunday afternoon. The flames licked through the Hymera Lumber Co., causing an estimated $30,000 loss, according to owner Harvey Edwards. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined.

INSTABT HEAT PORTABLE HEATERS From $139.00 SHEWS liYIPLEMEKT SALES North Jackson Street

HOWARD TV Emerson and Du Mont SALES & SERVICE Telephone OL 3-S696 801 East Washington St. 1111 I— Ml I M

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Central NATIONAL BANK Greencastle, Indiana

' .if. ■: — SUNNY C ALIFORNIA?—Mrs. Charles Daymond and her aaugnter, Diana, o, romp in 10 inches of snow at Mount Diablo, as severe winter storms continue to buffet northern California. The Sierra roads, just a few hours away, are clogged and ski resorts are almost out of business because of too much snow.

BLONDiE

By Chick Young

DAG WOOD ■ WILL YOU PUT UP A CURTAIN ROD FOR ME?

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given to all bidders that Franklin Township. Putnam County. Indiana, will receive bids for the reroofIng of the Roachdale School Building on or before February 18, 1964. at 10:0<! a. m . at which time bids will be open therefor: the same for work, labor and materials for the patching and reroofing of said school building, pursuant to plans and specifications now on file at the office of the undersigned Township Trustee; the same to Include all carpentry work, replacement wood and decking and all roofing materials including the foldowing. to-wit: approximately 285 gallons roof coating 200 gallons primer 100 pounds heavy-duty plastic cement all rool roofing and fabric necessary to cover roof area All bids shall be submitted upon Indiana State Board of Accounts approved forms and shall be accompanied by a bid

No. 386

Unmistakable signs of marked change in feeling in

the Confederacy multiplied in January 1864. An attempt was made to burn the residence of President Jefferson Davis at Richmond. Open criticism of him in the Southern press

had become repetitious.

The Emancipation Proclamation issued at Washington, applicable only to slaves in those portions of Rebel states held by the Union forces, had its effect in unconquered Richmond. Slaves were running away, or taking over their masters’ homes and property. They held meetings in defiance of laws. Deprived of their usual Negro helpers, with Confederate currency declining in purchase power, and food becoming scarcer at

any price, artisans went on strike. The mayor pleaded for a leak in the roof of City Hall to be fixed before it ruined all plaster and floors. Postoffice employes and other government workers threatened strikes, or indulged in work stoppages for back salary due them or increases in pay, and were attacked in the Confederate press as disloyal. Complaints in the press also made known that numerous men were leaving the Confederacy with whatever valuable possessions they could transport "What are the aiuthorir ties thinking of in granting passports to people to leave the country, where they have been making fortunes . . . shut down the passport gate at once!” one editorial thundered. A meeting of Tennesseans at Nashville declared in favor of drawing up a new state constitution outlawing slavery. Similar action had been taken at Unionh e 1 d New Orleans, and a convention was called to revise the Louisiana constitution to prohibit slavery. —Clark Kinnaird [<-] "The White House of the Confederacy,” or residence of Jefferson Davis, as it appeared at the time of the arson attempt.

JOHNNY HAZARD

DRY RUN—I* appears to be a disaster, but it’s lust a test run of "Lulubelle,” the loco scaphe at Bouveret. Switzerland, which will pull Jacques Piccard’s unique passenger

submarine some 250 feet across the bottom of Lake Geneva. It’s all part of the Swiss National Exposition, but this is just a dry run for the odd 100-ton waterproof steam engine.