The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1964 — Page 5

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Real Estate

HANNA COURT Brick house in ship shape— living room with fireplace, full dining room, l*/j baths, two bedrooms, good kitchen. Here’s a quiet location. 601 ANDERSON Trade? Owner wishes to trade large income house for well located bungalow with 2 bedrooms. 114 S. JACKSON Three apartments under one good roof with three satisfied tenants; good location—we can show you anytime. Call Collins

FOR SALE OR TRADE: 5 year old sorrel gelding. Nice pleasure horse. Phone 5226263, Bainbridge. 4-4p FOR SALE: Select open hybrid gilts. Call W. G. Hilsheimer, Kingman, Ind. 397-3325, area 317. 2-6t

FOR SALE: Berkshire boars, farrowed Jan. and Feb., extra nice, $65.00 choice. Phone Kingman 397-3715 evenings. West of Crawfordsville to Hillsboro, 7 miles south, one mile east. Elmo Paxker. 7-6t

FOR SALE: Tested Hampshire hogs, purebred or commercial. Dr. Knuppel. Phone OL 3-3918. Tue-Thurs-Sat-tf.

OL 3-3255

OL 3-3828 6-2t.

Musical Instruments

Will rent you a smaU spinet piano in excellent condition. Mrs. Robert Lonng OL ii-4888 local representative. Riddick Piano Co 11-tf.

FOR SALE: 10 x 56 Mobile home with two expando rooms. Located on nice lot with car Garage, patio and awning Must be seen to be appreciated. Owner relocating. Phone Bainbridge 522-6726 after 6 p.m. for appointnient. 2-5p. FOR - RENT - OR - SALE - One Bedroom Mobile Home and lot. Howard Moore. Phone OL 3-4061. 5-tf

FOR RENT: Three rooms furnished, utilities furnished. Adults. 210 Bloomington, St. 5-3p FOR RENT: Office building, 105 Seminary. Inquire 205 South Vine or Phone OL 3-6942. 4-4L

Home Items

NEW LOCATION 125 East Washington St. Ph. OL 3-9225 HAL HICKMAN REALTY CO.

5-3t.

SINGER SIX MO. OLD $36.17 FULL PRICE Walnut cabinet included. Make six payments of $6.03 monthly. Sews backward and forward, over pins, darns and mends, sews on zippers, monograms, appliques, equipped to zig-zag, warranty included. Call OL 3-3987. 3-tf. MAGNA VOX Portable Stereos, $69.50 and up. Kersey Music. 8-tf

FOR SALE: In Coatesville, large modern home, basement, garage, 2 lots, $7500. George Buffo. Phone B 5912. 6-3t. FOR SALE: New 3 bedroom home with attached garage. Will sell on contract or assume mortgage. Phone OL 2-4818. 2-tf. FOR SALE: Repossessed house in Roachdale for $6,700 with $500 down and $65 mo. Greencastle Savings & Loan Assoc. 5-t.

Farm Items

FOR SALE: 20 good black

calves; weight around 460 FOR SALElColdspot dehumidi-

SEVGER ZIG-ZAG $43.29 FULL PRICE Take up seven payments of $6.18 monthly. Walnut cabinet included. Makes buttonholes, fancy fashion designs, sews on buttons, monograms, appliques, blind hems, etc., all built into this machine. Warranty included. Call OL 3-3987. 3-tf. FOR SALE: Heathkit Hi FL Stereo play tape, changer, AM, FM, SW tuner, etc. Sacrifice at $225. Phone OL 3-4997. 7-3p. FOR SALE: Two oil stoves and refrigerator. All in good condition. Ph. OL 3-6003. 7-3p For Sale FOR SALE: Lincoln Welders, 180 amp., $90; 225 amp., $103. Acetylene welding equipment complete with tanks, gauges, torches and cart, $175. Graver Welding, 208 North Jackson.

7-30t.

pounds. Max Call, 2 miles west of Roachdale on 236.

5-4t

FOR SALE: Hog houses, Feeders and gates. Made to order. 3Va miles south of Putnamville School. Phone OL 3-5389. tf. FOR SALE: Hampshire boars; open gilts, also bred gilts. Earl Bridges, Roachdale, Route 1. Phone 596-7283. 28-tf

fier; used only 6 months; in like-new condition. Deluxe model. $35.00. Phone OL 3-5952. 5-3p

FOR SALE: Thayer nursery set — crib, mattress, two dressers. Excellent condition. $35.00. Phone OL 3-5952. 5-3p

FOR SALE: Oliver OC-4 crawler front loader, like new. Must sacrifice to settle estate. Phone SH 5-5103 Danville. 3-12t.

FOR SALE: Railroad ties. Will deliver. 12 West Poplar Street. Phone OL 3-3438. 5-3t.

FOR SALE: Spring Duroc boars. Howard Gough & Son, Roachdale. Phone 596-7693.

31-18p.

FOR SALE: 37 pigs. Floyd CX Rains, Reelsville. Phone 6723456. 6-3p.

FOR SALE: Fireplace wood, any kind, cut to order. Call after 6 p.m. Phone OL 3-4725. 5-3t. FOR SALE: Two wheel trailer, turn lights, good condition. Phone OL 3-4997. 7-3p.

FOR SALE: 1958 Elcar trailer 47x8, 2 bedroom $1250, excellent condition. Call 526-2246 or 526-2245. 6-3p.

Pets

FOR SALE: Dachshund pups, A.K.C. have permanent shots, reasonable. Ruth Bright, Monrovia. OXford 4-2659. 30-6t

FOR SALE: Master Singer Canaries. All colors. Myers Pet Shop, 14 W. Walnut St. Phone OL 3-5516. 3-4t

FOR SALE: 2 young Boston terriers and pug female, all in season, very reasonable. Call Brazil 34821. 5-6t.

FOR SALE: AKC registered German Shepard pups, 6 weeks old, black, silver and white. Phone Bob and Mitzie Nees, 795-4237. Located on lake road by Cataract Yatch Club. 6-2t

Automotive

Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over SO years experience. Free estimates. 2 7-tf

FOR SALE: Either my 1964 Olds 98 or 1962 Olds 98, both air conditioned, many other extras. Phone OL 3-4559. 5-3p.

FOR SALE: 1960 Dodge 4 door automatic transmission, power steering, one owner. Kiger’s Marathon Station, 306 East Washington Street. 5-3t. FOR SALE: 1950 Ford one-half ton pick-up. Kiger’s Marathon Station, 306 East Washington Street. 5-3t.

FOR SALE: 1953 Chevy Power Glide—$100.00. Phone OL 3j 6021. 7-2t. FOR SALE: - 1950~y 2 ^ton'Chevrolet pick-up truck. Good condition and good tires, $225.00. New Idea, 1 row rebuilt corn picker, $185.00. 5 hp. portable paint compressor, rebuilt motor, $200.00 Call Bainbridge 522-9292 7-tf

FOR SALE: 1960 Pontiac convertible (good). George Irwin, Greencastle Route. Phone 526-2111. 7-10-12-3p.

For Rent

FOR RENT: House, three unfurnished rooms, bath. Phone OL 3-4244. 7-3p

FOR RENT 4 room lower apartment , heat and water furnished. Ph. OL 3-3961. 6-tf

FOR RENT: 3 or 4 room upper unfurnished apartment, convenient to town. Phone OL 3-4931. 7-lt.

FOR RENT: 3 room desirable unfurnished lower apartment, heat, all utilities furnished, adults; also two, three and four rooom furnished apartments, heat and utilities furnished. Wilson Blue, 804 South College. 7-lp

Mobile Homes

FOR SALE: Three-bedroom,

one and one-half bath, 10x55 FOR SALE: Pony saddle and house trailer. Needs minor re-

bridle, like new, Phone OL 3-3224.

$35.00. 6-2p

pairs. Take over payments. Phone OL 3-4678. 6-tf.

FOR RENT: An efficiency, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire custodian. Cole Apartments. 31-tf.

Business Service

FOR RENT: Desirable S room upper apartment. Near campus. Heat furnished. Adults. Phone OL 3- 5061. 12-tf

FORRENT: Upper unfurnished apartment with garage. Heat, water and gas furnished. Child welcome. Phone OL 3-94S9. 6-2t.

FOR RENT: Seven room house and garden spot near Put- . namviire. New- abestos siding. Immediate possession. $40 per month. Phone OL 3-6879.30-tf

FOR BENT: 708 East Washington Street 2 room Apartment Furnished. Heat and Lights Extra. OL 3-6416 or Putnam Realty OL 3-5022. 6-2t FOR - RENT: In Bainbridger 3 Bedroom Modern House Good condition. Come See. C. E. Stewart. 6-3t FOR RENT - liTFillmore, 2 bedroom double; gas heat, modern, full basement and garage,, good condition. Phone 246-4173. 3-5t.

FOR RENT: 4 rooms furnished, $35 per month; water and sewage paid. Also, 3 rooms for shop or living quarters, $35 per month, water and sewage paid. See James Green, 806 S. Jackson. 4-4t. FOR RENT: 4 room house with bath and gas furnace and garden. Kenneth Edwards, IVs miles west of Coatesville. Phone B 5730. Call after 6 p.m. or see me at State Highway Garage after 4:30. Home Saturday. 5-3p.

VICTOR HALL NEAL FURNACES AND AIRCONDITTONERS. FREE ESTIMATES. I INSTALL AND SERVICE. BOSWELL HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CO. 115 E. Columbia. 29-tf

Austin Plumbing & Heating Co. Sales, installation and service. Phone OL 3-3913 for prompt courteous service. T-T-S-tf We want to help the traveling photographers! Bring us the 95c pictures. 3—8 x 10’s $4.80. Ralph Taylor Photographer. OL 3-5221. Sat-tf

Notice

Bland Coal Co. Indiana & Eastern CoaL Now located at 113 N. Elizabeth St Phone OL 3-4732 or OL 3-3847. 23-tf

NOTICE: We are now In a position to give better on-the-farm service. Mr. Gentry is now with us. Graver Welding. 7-14t.

NOTICE: Explorer Post 90 will conduct a paper drive Nov. 10th to Nov. 14th. Phone OL 3-5443 or OL 3-9653. 4-5t.

Donations for the Church of the First Born. Clothing, household items, ect. Phone OL 39221 or OL 3-3266. 27-29-31-3-5-7-6t

Lost

LOST: Tiny black kitten vicinity 700 block East Washington St. Child’s pet. Reward. Phone OL 3-3942. 7-lt

FOR RENT: Two bedroom bungalow located 707 E. Walnut with full basement and attached garage; $110 per month. Phone Collins & Co. OL 3-3255 or OL 3-3828.

6-7-15-3t

FOR RENT: 4 room double, unfurnished. $50.00. Close to town. Phone OL 3-3249. 5-tf

FOR RENT: 4 room newly decorated apartment. Heat and water furnished, in the city, $65.00. Also 4 room apartment for rent. Ground floor. Heat and water furnished. $65.00. Call Bainbridge 522-9292. 7-tf Wanted—Women WANTED: Waitress, 2(V35 years old to cook short orders and work in dining room. $35.00 a week. Phone 6723358. 11-tf

Offered New Post SAN DIEGO, Calif. UPI — Sen. Pierre Salinger, who was defeated in Tuesday’s election, has been offered the post of president of the National Association of Broadcasters, Sherwood Gordon, his campaign chairman for this country, disclosed today. The $75,000 a year post has been vacant since the resignation of Leroy Collins.

OCTOBER TRANSFERS Mildred Armstrong Adm. of Lena Staten Estate to J. E. Hood et ux, Greencastle Fairview Addition. J. E. Hood et ux to Mildred Armstrong, Greencastle Pair view Addition . Charles Keeney et ux to Harold Dale Harpold et ux, Russell Twp. Nettie Hillis to Clifford Hillis et ux, Greencastle Berr’s Enl. Waldo E. Woods et ux to James Flater et ux, Marion Twp. Muriel M. Craig to Edward C. Thompson et ux, Greencastle Kentwood Addition. Curtis Sinclair et ux to Baugh Chemical Corp., Warren Twp. Leon Snyder et ux to Dale Covert et ux, Greencastle Twp. Fred Napier et ux to Charles D. Frazeee et ux, Bainbridge Albert Solomon Addition. Maune McCammack as Adm. of Roxie Edith Brown conveys to Harold L. Dunn, Greencastle Origi. Plat. Virgil E. Eiteljorge et ux to James A. Bryan, Greencastle Twp. Robert E. Crouch et ux to Arthur D. Carkeek et ux, Greencastle Twp. Elmer A. Wells et ux to Ward K. Bartlett et ux, Paradise Hills Addition, Greencastle. Donald E. Gray et ux to Beryl Hutcheson et ux, Washington Twp. Ira T. Price et ux to Charles W. Roach et ux, Madison Twp. Eugene Alfont et ux to Franklin T. Williams et ux, Greencastle Twp. Joseph Rollings et ux to Earl Vanduyne et ux, Greencastle Seller’s Subd. Franklin T. Williams et ux to Dale E. Alfont et ux, Greencastle Arlington Hts. 2nd Subd. Ira Moore et ux to Kenneth W. Haltom et ux, Jefferson Twp.

Th* DAily Banner, Graancattla, Indiana Saturday, Novambar 7,1964

could not be unified under its present leadership, called on Barry Goldwater Friday to resign as titular head of the

GOP.

"I ask Sen. Goldwater to step down, I do not demand it,” the New York Republican said. He indicated that his lack of support for Goldwater prevented him from making any such demands.

Javits

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Javits took exception to remarks made by Nixon about Rockefeller’s alleged role of

"principal divider” of the GOP during the presidential election.

At the same time,

thrust. himself squarely in the middle of the burgeoning poli-

tical skirmish between former Rockefeller had branded NixVice President Richard M. Nix- on’s statement as "peevish” on and Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- and "typical” of the former vice feller. ; president.

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

—By WIIUAM WIT— Central Preet Writer

ITS REPORTED dethroned King Sand et Saudi Arabia will live in exile in Europe on a pension said to be, roughly, $47.6 million a year. Rough, is right—on the taxpayers. ! ! ! That $$7.6 million a year, according to our office statistician, boils down to about $90 a minute. With that, who needs fringe benefits? Ill Mighty lucky for Saixf, comments Milt, the sterling printer, •hot ho kept up his Social Security payments. ! t ! The trembling aspen, according to an article in a forestry magazine, has the widest range

of all native American trees. That definitely makes it great shakes—in the botanical world. • II Practicing economy may be a virtue but, sometimes, it too can go too far—like the development of that one-pie pumpkm. Ilf 0. S. cool reserves, • recent report reveals, total seme three-and-a-half trillion tons. Which reminds as—it's time to check that femacel ! ! ! Part of the duties of New England school teachers in Colonial times was to dig graves, declares an historian. Wonder what they buried—many a student’s hopes of graduation ?

WANTED: Sales girl for local ready to wear, permanent position. Apply at TToyers. 2-tf

Wanted—Men

WANTED: Man to drive tank wagon, delivering petroleum products. Salary and commission. Will train on job. Write to Box 820, Daily Banner. 4-6t.

Wanted

WANTED TO RENT: 100 Acres or more farm land with buildings and pasture for approximately 50 cows. Wilbur Pickard, R. R. 2, Coal City, T nd. 16-20p WANTED: Good used clarinet! Ph. 672-3600. Marjorie Vickous, R. 1, Reelsville 5-3p WANTED: Ironings to do at my home. 407 N. Indiana Street. 6-3p WANTED :Ride to Speedway Main Street. Call OL 3-6040. 6-2t WANTED - TO - BUY - Used cement mixer. Call OL 3-9559. 6-3t WANTED - TO - RENT! - Small furnished lower apartment or house for the winter months or before Dec. 1st. Box 721 c/o Banner. 7-lp

BLONDIE

By Chick Young

Johnson Works At Texas Ranch JOHNSON CITY, Tex. UPI— President Johnson worked on a few official papers in the relaxed atmosphere of the LBJ ranch today, while Lady Bird set up one of those hallmarks of government with the Texas touch—a "state barbecue.” The barbecue will be a hands-across-the-border affair next Thursday for Gustavo Daiz Ordaz, recently elected president of Mexico. He wil take office Dec. 1. The White House Friday ruled out any pre-inauguration trip to Europe by either the President or Vice Presidentelect Hubert Humphrey, now vacationing in the Virgin Is-

lands.

Johnson might go back to Washington for a few days before returning to greet Diaz Odraz next Thursday, or he might just stay on at the ranch —unwinding from the campaign, planning next year’s budget and conferring with government leaders by telephone. There was no indication which course he would follow. Budget planning will take up much of his time from now until he submits it to Congress. Johnson wants to keep the total budget below $100 biliion and not too far above this fiscal year’s $97.5 billion.

9 Plants Closed DETROIT UPI — Nine Ford plants around the country were closed today by United Auto Workers Union strikes and a 10th threatened with a shutdown Monday unless a plant level agreement can be reached

by then.

The local strikes were called at 10 a. m. Friday despite four months of bargaining to write new plant - level contracts between the union and company. Ford and the AUW agreed to a national contract Sept. 18.

14 Lost Due To Civil Rights NEW YORK UPI — One senator and 13 congressmen who voted against the civil : rights bill were unseated in last Tuesday’s elections, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People ; said today. NAACP Executive Director Roy Wilkins said Friday an J analysis of the returns indicated "frontlash” was an important factor in the defeat of the opponents of the bill. Wilkins said Sen. Edwin L. Mecham, R-N.M., was defeated by Democratic Rep. Joseph M. Montya, who had voted for the civil rights act. Another senator who opposed the measure, Herbert S. Walters, D-Tenn., did not win renomination. He lost in a primary fight to Rep. Ross Bass, who voted in favor of the bill. Bass was elected to the Senate Tuesday.

ANTIQUE DISPERSAL SALE At I'm Uaving th« »taU, will s*ll my Gntir* collection of antiquot •n Wednesday, Nov. 11th At 10:00 a'clock sharp. AT GREENCASTli ARMORY ON N. ARLINGTON ST. Ovar 100 pitcat at CARNIVAL GLASS including Northwood, cobolt bluo, orango, Horrin Bono and Iris, troo bark pattorn, wator sots, bawls and dishos, glassos, ate. Ovar 50 piacos MILK GLASS, loft at lamps and shades, cornor cupboards, tables, lots of chairs, took wood table, cane bottom chairs, Coca-Cola choirs, rockers, bods, walnut choirs, walnut oak, ash and cherry drop loaf tables, lots at picture frames, mirrors, old pump organ, telephones, clocks including some very rare docks, IS cast iron taa kettles, 40 smoothing irons, 12 aid boon pots, 3S cast iron skHlots, 12 Dutch avans, several gypsy-crane pots with tripods, cherry seeders, lots of crockwaro, brass bolls, statues, old pistol by Morwin 4 Hulbert has boon appraised by 5 exports for $300 to $500. lunch will ba sorvad. W. W. RHODY, Owner Alton Hurst, Auctioneer Kenneth Shannon, Clerk COME, YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED

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