The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1964 — Page 13

Real Estate

EASY LIVING 1. COUNTRY STYLE—wooded acre too 2. NEAR IBM—wide, wide view 3. NORTHWOOD—no down payment 4. DOUBLE LOT—shiny older house 5. WEE NEST — full basement for storage 6. WOOD CREST—1' 2 garage and breezeway 7. NEAR CAMPUS — brick house, garage too 8. NEW SCHOOL LOCATION—study space too Everyone knows — everyone goes to ... E. H. Collins & Co. OL 3-3255 OL 3-3828 ll-12-2t.

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. Greencastl* Savings & Loan Assoc. 5-t.

FOR SALE: Approx. 150 acres with about 90 acres tillable. Semi-modern house, plenty of outbuildings. Might trade on smaller farm. Write box 200A for details. 10-6p

PUTNAM REALTY 106 Sputh Indiana Sf. OL 3 - 5022 EVENINGS OL 3-6416 OWNER SAYS “SELL” Price sharply reduced on 2 bdrm. mod. bung. Family kit. Bsmt. Very well insulated. Storms. Fenced back yard. 806 So. Ind. $7,500. NO. FCSCASTLE 2 bd. rm, modern home. Built-in kit. Hardwood floors, electric heat, 1 Vi car gar. Priced to sell at $10,500. Contract to right party. ROAD 240 EAST All brick ranch, 3 bedroom, Ig. bath double lav. Built-in oven and beautiful kit., dining area, glassed doors to patio, very Ig. lot, good location. A buy at $15,250. FARMS Clinton Twp.—157 acre farm. 123 till. 6 rm. mod. home. Nice group outbuildings. 1 acre pond. $210 per acre. Will sell on Contract to right party. Madison Twp.—118 acres, approx. Vi till. 1—6 rm. house, 1—3 rm. house. Priced $14,800. Wash. Twp.—90 acres, ft till. 7 rm. modern home, nice outbuildings. Fencing good. Plenty water. Price $18,000. 52x150 A Nice building lot on Beveridge. LISTINGS NEEDED ll-2t.

407 W. Washington St. 6 room modern house, close downtown. Need a handyman to improve its looks inside, at a price you can afford to pay. O. U. Carpenter, Agent United Farm Agency. OL 3-3471. 9-6t.

Farm Items

FOR SALE: Feeder pigs. Phone 596-7928. 10-5t

FOR SALE: Hog houses, Feeders and gates. Made to order. 3ft 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

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

FOR SALE: Nine feeder shoats and eight weaned pigs. First house north of road 40 on Clay-Putnam County line road. Forrest Hassler. Phone 6866 Brazil. 10-2p FOR SALE: 1950 Ferguson tractor, plow, cultivator, disc. Call 596-5073. 10-5p FOR SALE: 27 head of Black Angus feeding calves; 7 sows and pigs. James Torr, 1ft miles west of Limedale. 9-ll-2t. FOR SALE! Spring Duroc boars. Howard Gough A Son, Roachdale. Phone 596-7693. 31-18p.

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

FOR SALE: Thirty-three feeder pigs, very good. Jim Fentress, OL 3-9516 or evenings, 845-2720. 10-2t.

Home Items

KIRBY Vacuum cleaner with warranty and all cleaning attachments, including power polisher. Available to responsible party for 6 payments of $5.70. Will accept trade and discount for cash. Call OL 3-3321. 9-3t. 3 BRAND NEW VACUUM CLEANERS 1964 Clearance. Call today. All attachments. Paper throwaway bags. $15.00 each. Terms available. Call OL 3-3321. 9-3L

FOR SALE: Good used 30 inch Hot Point electric range. Mrs. Robert Cash. Phone 246-4616.

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‘FOR RENT: Room 40’xl00’ for

FOR SALE: French Provincial | business or storage with

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

bed, white trimmed with gold. Like new. Also Bronze Dinette Set. 5 pieces, blond formica top. OL 3-6598. ll-3t

FOR SALE: Good used Westinghouse TV set, $30. Phone OL 3-6470. 11-lp

Pets KITTENS: To give away to a nice girl or boy. Phone OL 3-4613. 10-3t

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

FOR SALE: Beagle rabbit dogs. Will trade for corn or pigs. John Lynch, Reelsville Route 2. Phone 986-2253. 9-3t

FOR SALE: AKC registered German Shepherd, female pups. Black, silver and white coloring. $30.00. Bob and Mitzie Nees, Cloverdale. Ph. 795-4237. Call evenings. 10-3t FOR SALE: Boston Terrier and Dachshund mixed male pup. Phone OL 3-4237. 10-2t

FOR SALE: Red and white Bassett Female, 7 weeks old. Norman Sutherlin, 526-2683. ll-2p

Automotive

FOR SALE: 1953 Chevrolet pick-up. Good condition. Robert Vaughn, Mt. Meridian 526-2182. 9-ll-2p.

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. SINGER 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“Used~2!3 room oil heater, $20.00. Phone OL 3-5231 after 5:30 p. m. ll-2p

Remember East Sid* Motor Sale* for expert body work

year* experience. Free eetimates. 27-tf

FOR SALE: 1950 ft-ton Chevrolet pick-up truck. Good condition and good tires, $225.00. New Idea, 1 row rebuilt com picker, $185.00. 5 hp. portable paint compressor, rebuilt motor, $200.00 Call Bainbridge 522*9292

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For Ront

FOR RENT: Upper apartment, 3 rooms, unfurnished, pleasant outlook, heat. Near campus. Adults. OL 3-5061. 11-tf

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom modem home in Northwood. Available November 16th. Phone OL 3-5191 or OL 3-5781 after 5:00 p. m. 10-3t

FOR RENT: 6 room modern house, six miles south of Quincy. Elbert Williams, Cloverdale. Phone 795-6627. 9-6t. 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

FOR RENT: An efficiency, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire custodian, Cole Apartments. 31-tf. FOR RENT: Attractively furnished 1st floor, 2 room apartment. Off street parking.. Ph OL 3-6475 after 5 p. m. 10-5t

FOR RENT: 4 room, unfurnished upstairs apartment. Private entrance. Heat and water furnished. $60 per month. Box R.H. Banner 9-3t

FOR RENT: 3 rooms and bath, unfurnished upper apartment, newly decorated in excellent neighborhood near campus. Refrigerator, stove heat, and water furnished. Call F. K. Wuertz, OL 3-9631 or OL 3-9515. 10-4t.

loading dock. Also 2 smaller rooms. Phone OL 3-3637 after 5 p. m. 10-3p

FOR RENT: Room for storage or business. In Lueteke Bldg. Phone OL 3-6777. 10-4p.

WANTED TO RENT: 100 Acres or more farm land with buildings and pasture for approximately 50 cows. Wilbur Pickard, R. R. 2, Coal City, Tnd.

16-20p

WANTED: Antiques, guns, clocks, lamps, dishes, etc. R. W. Baldwin, R. 4, Greencastle 13-2p.

WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bedroom modern home in Greencastle by District Superintendent of Public Service Company of Indiana. Phone OL 3-5314, Donald Bedwell. » 10-5t

BLONDIE

By Chick Young

FOR RENT: Five room modern flat in Cloverdale. One block from school. Phone OL 34208. H-3t FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom double $50.00 per month; also 2 bedroom single $65.00 per month, both modem, gas heat. See James Green, 606 South Jackson St. ll-3t

FOR RENT: 5 room modern house, basement, oil heat on U. S. 40. Reasonable. Phone 795-4491. ll-2t

Wanted—-Woman

WANTED: Waitress, 20-35 years old to cook short orders and work in dining room. $35.00 a week. Phone 6723358. 11-tf

WANTED: Girl for office work, answer phone, some typing (must be accurate). Box S Daily Banner. 9-3t.

FEMALE HELP WANTED BRANCH SUPERVISOR Ambitious, neat, efficient. Like people and has car. Interesting work Organizing Telephone Solicitors and Home

Demonstrators.

BIG OPPORTUNITY Write Miss Lee, HOUSE OF OMAR, 901 East 16th St, Indianapolis, Ind. 10-4L

WANTED: Lady, age 20-45 for part time work until Christmas in local retail store. Write Box 14, c/o Banner giving references and experience.

10-3t.

WANTED: Baby sitter, in my home. Phone 795-4756 after 6 pm. 10-2p

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.

SALESMEN—Come to Hawaii with us. Here is a once in a life time opportunity to win a trip to Hawaii Earnings from $675 to $1,000 a month. Largest Company of its kind. Write Box 3105, Terre Haute, Indiana giving resume of personal history. All replies con-

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Wanted

WANTED: 100 people to buy tickets for Chicken dinner at Church Of God, 505 South Main Street, November 14th. Serving time 5 p. m. to 9 p. m. ll-2p

WANTED: Telephone solicitor. Salary plus commission. Wonderful opportunity. Address Box XX, Daily Banner. ll-3p

WANTED: Rug, carpet upholstery and wall cleaning. The Nation Wide Service Master System available thru better stores everywhere. For service in Putnam County call OL 3-3562 M-W-F tf

house furnished. Larry Gowin, Roachdale, R. 1. Can give reference. ll-2p

Business Service

HEARING AID SUPPLIES Batteries and accesories for all makes and models. Mason Jewelers (lick Tock Ssop) 18 West Washington St.

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Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24 hours a day. Commercial Hotel. Courtesy Beltons Hearing Service. M-W-F-tf

SEWERS cleaned with electric root cutter. Plumbing repairs and replacements. James Green, 606 So. Jackson St.

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Notice

Bland Coal Co. Indiana A Easters CoaL Now located at 113 N. Elizabeth St Phone OL 8-4783 or OL 8-8847. 23-tf

NOTICE: We are now in a position to give better on-the-farm service. Mr. Gentry Is now with us. Craver Welding.

7-14t.

4-H Fair Banquet Thursday, November 12th. Ticket! on sale at Donelson’s Pharmacy and County Agent’s Office.

10-2t.

Cloverdale Community Schools Kindergarten (notice to mothers) ef the meeting November 12th at 7:30 at Cloverdale Community Building. 10-2t

ANTIQUE SALE: Nov. 18th, 10:00 a.m. Lions Club Bldg., Maple and Elm Sta Watch for other ad. Clapp’s Auction Service. 9-ll-13-3p.

Found

FOUND: Black and brown bob tailed male dog. Phone OL 36634. 10-3t.

For Sale

GENTLE Wipe Lustre rug cleaner fluffs up nap, inhibits pattern gap, saves time and money too. Herriott’s Paint.

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FOR SALE: Lincoln Welders, 180 amp., $90; 225 amp., $103. Acetylene welding equipment complete with tanks, gauges, torches and cart, $175. Craver Welding, 208 North Jackson.

7-30t.

FOR SALE: Railroad ties. Will deliver. 12 West Poplar St. Phone OL 3-3438. 9-5p.

FOR SALE: Curtains, lining, drape and corduroy material. 1148 Avenue B. 9-ll-2t.

FOR SALE or RENT: Puritan Water Softenera Soft water 365 days of the year. Ear) Hutcheson, Reelsville. Phone 672-3372. 18-M-W-fi

FOR SALE: Cub Scout uniform, size 12, $4.00. Boys Navy gabardine suit, size 14, $6.00. Phone OL 3-6897. ll-3t.

Mobile Homos

FOR SALE: Three-bedroom, one and one-half bath, 10x55 house trailer. Needs minor repairs. Take over payments. Phone OL 3-4678. 6-tf.

board members announced they would summon the 170-member Wage Policy Committee to convene next month to decide formally on seeking a new labor contract in the basic steel industry. The wage policy group has the final say on contract matters.

Probers Urge Regulations WASHINGTON UPI — Senate investigators said today new government regulations were needed to protect the housewife in search of a good buy in food, cosmetics, kitchen and bathroom items. In a 111-page report on its study of “Truth in Packaging,” the Senate anti-trust and monopoly subcommittee rejected the plea of some industry witnesses for self-regulation in packaging and labeling. “The simple answer is that it will not work and has not worked,” the report said. “The condition of the marketplace is the best evidence of this fact.” At the same time, the subcommittee said the abuses generally did not reflect a deliberate attempt by manufacturer* to deceive or confuse the consumer.

Royal Visit

ATHENS UPI — King Constantine and his Danish-born Queen, Anne-Marie will fly to London Sunday for a five-day unofficial visit, it was announced. The 18-year-old Queen is expecting a baby next summer.

Bedroom Mobile Home and lot. Howard Moore. Phone OL 3-4061. 5-tf

FOR SALE: 1950 Chevrolet School Bus camper, completely equipped. Reasonable. Elmer Tharp. Phone CH 6-4354.

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Musical Instruments Will rent you a small spinet piano in excellent condition. Mrs. Robert Loring. OL 3-4888 local representative. Riddick Piano Co 11-tf.

JOHNNY HAZARD

By Frank Robbins

50 MV THEORY ISN'T PEAP AFTER ALL, LUO i LOOK, WHAT I'M ABOUT TO PO ISN'T ETHICALBUT QUITE ESSENTIAL/

A WAY-OUT STAB,,,THAT PAIP OFF/ ANP THIS U'L RAPIO-CONTROL UNIT MAY HAVE A TELLTALE , MEMORY OF THE CRIME/

CHECK/ ALTIMETER PW-3ET PIAL REAPING IS STILL IN PLACE,,, AM? FIVE'LL SET yOU TEN ITU FIGURE OUT TO THE RIGHT HEIGHT FOR A 2721 FLOOR APARTMENT/ LETS GET OUT OF HERE/

WURUTZER ORGANS: Wurlitzer model 4100 with reverb, ssh-boom, built in speakers, save $275. See Jim Hampton Wurlitzer Factory Retail Store representative. Phone OL 3-3755. 9-6t FOR SALE: B-Flat Selmar Clarinet, like new. Phone OL 3-4639. 10-3t.

Over 20,000 musical items for the music store and we have most of them in stock. You can order others through our Catalogue Order Department. Kersey Music, North on 43. Mon.-Wed.-Fri.-Tf

Rain Prospects Good In State By United Presi International Temperatures flirted with records in Indiana today amid the brightest prospects for a moderately soaking rain in

weeks.

Highs in the 70s were expected this afternoon and again Thursday with 93-year records for the date in jeopardy. Forecasts for general showers and thundershowers affecting the entire state Thursday afternoon or evening added an optimistic note for Hoosiers alarmed by one of the worst fall droughts in history. The five-day outlook called for about one-half inch of precipitation in showers and thunderstorms about Thursday or Friday and again about Sunday or Monday. No measurable rain has been recorded in Indianapolis since Oct. 18, and the city has not had as much as one inch of rain in a one-day period since last April 20. Similar conditions prevail over much of the state. Temperatures crested Tuesday at points ranging from 65 at South Bend to 75 at Evansville. The high of 73 at Indianapolis was only 2 degrees off the record for Nov. 10. Overnight lows this morning ranged from 51 at Evansville to 56 at South Bend. Highs today will range into the 70s throughout the state. The record at Indianapolis for Nov. 11 is 76 degrees in 1927. If the mercury should climb as high as 77 there, it would be the warmest temperature ever recorded so late in the season. Lows tonight will range from 55 to 60, and highs Thursday in the 70s again. Thursday may be the last mild day of the season The five-day outlook indicated that mating seasonal normals of 48 to 55 maximums and 31 to 39 minimums will follow the shower period beginning Friday. Nevertheless, the temperature average for the five-day period ending next Monday will

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be about eight degrees above normal.

Jewel Thieves Await Trial MOSCOW UPI — Two men who stole jeweled treasures last year from the State Historical Museum on Red Square have been captured and are awaiting trial, according to the newspaper Sovietskaya Russia Soviet Russia. “The criminals did everything to cover up their traces and to mislead the militia," the newspaper said Tuesday. “But their cunning schemes were disclosed. “The stolen treasures were found in the town of Nalchik and Gudermes. The two criminals will soon be put on trial.” The booty was said to include a sword with a diamond— encrusted handle, but the paper did not describe other items or name the suspects. Such crimes normally go unreported in the Soviet press. “For many years we have not known about such daring thefts,“ the paper said. Nalchik and Gudermas are in

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the Caucasus area of southern Russia. The historical museum, on the north side of Red Square, has more than three million exhibits dealing with the history of mankind. It attracts more than half a million visitors a year.

HAWAII CALLS!

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