The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 November 1964 — Page 5

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run RENT: 4 room double, unfurnished. $50.00. Close to town. Gas heat. Phone OL 33249. 5-tf

BASEMENT IN Here’s a good start for the home you can build yourself— good liveable basement provides for your family until you can afford another addition. Phone us any time to see it. E.H. Collins & Co.

OL 3-3255

OL 3-3828 28-lt.

FOR SALE: Repossessed house in Roachdale for $6,700 with $500 down and $65 mo. Greencastle Savings & Loan Assoc. 5-t.

SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Ind. St. Ph. OL 3-9315 FARMS FOR SALE In Warren Twp. 167 A., 100 tillable, rest good pasture with 2 good springs, some nice young timber of all kinds, good fence and large 7 room semi-modern home also modern home, has 3 large rooms and bath, enclosed back porch, oil furnace and lots of shade. In Monroe Twp., 110 A., 77 tillable, rest good bluegrass pasture, spring water, good fence, large modern home, good barn and tool shed, thi sfarm is well located and in good state of cultivation. 40 A., 18 A. of extra good tillable ground, rest timber and pasture, has nice 6 room semi-modem home, small barn, plenty of water and good fence. 160 A. located west has new all electric 3 bedroom home, small farrowing house, 84 A. tillable some good pasture and nice young timber. 27-2t.

FOR SALE: 14 white faced calves weight 450. Harry Bond, Reelsville. 26-3p FOR SALE: Tested Hampshire hogs, purebred or commercial. Dr. Knuppel. Phone OL 3-3918. Tue-Thurs-Sat-tf. FOR SALE: Good IHC spreader, 9x15 sleeping sheds, 75 bushel hog feeder. Waldo Wood, Fillmore, Ind. 25-28-2t.

Pets FOR SALE: Dachshund female, 1 year old, AKC registered and housebroken. Ph. 5226775. 28-2t FOR SALE: Bird dog puppies. $10 each. Please call OL 35846, Wilbur Crawley. 28-3t

EMERY RENTALS Phone Bainbridge 522-9292 IN GREENCASTLE 1 4-room unfurnished apartment ground floor apartment, water and sewage and heat furnished, $65.00 per month. IN GREENCASTLE 1 4-room newly decorated furnished apartment, $75.00 per month. CALL PAUL EMERY BAINBRIDGE 522-9292 Nov. 28-tf.

Home Items

FOR SALE: Honest and interested people can buy this 80 acres: 60 acres tillable together with modern home, shrubbery, garden, etc., with perhaps $3,000 down, balance arranged. Put this land in the land bank—sit back and it will pay for itself. Total price $18,000. A. P. Stoner farm, 9 miles southwest of Greencastle. Call or write Sanford Romine, 3215 Medford Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Call office WA 4-4586—Residence WA 4-0148. 25-28-l-4-4t.

FOR SALE: Good 40 inch gas range cheap. Small electric driven cement mixer. Bob Dean, 816 E. Wash. St. 28-lp FOR SALE: Early American Davenport. Art Furniture Store. Nov. 30-Dec. l-2-3t SINGER SIX MO. OLD $36.17 FULL PRICE Walnut cabinet included. Make six payments of $6.03 month- j ly. Sews backward and for-' ward, over pins, darns and 1 mends, sews on zippers, monograms, appliques, equipped to zig-zag, warranty included. Call OL 3-3987. Nov. 27-tf. FOR SALE: Westinghouse automatic washer and dryer. Excellent condition. Ph. 5226775. 28-2-2t SIN GER ZIG-ZAG $41.24 FULL PRICE A-l condition with warranty. Beautiful w r alnut cabinet. Assume seven payments of $5.89 monthly. Makes fancy fashion designs, buttonholes, sews on buttons, monograms, blind hems, and all other fancy work built into machine. Call OL 3-3987. Nov. 27-tf.

FOR RENT: House. Modern except furnace, two bed rooms, bath, garage attached. 5% miles south of Cloverdale, Highway 43. Mae Zielke. 28-3p FOR RENT: Modern 7-bedroom house two miles west of Clinton Falls. Phone OL 33246. H. R. Adams. 28-3p For Sale

MAGNAVOX portable automatic stereos, $69.50 and up. Kersey Music, north on 43. Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.-tf. FOR SALE: A 4-speed portable record player and record etand $25. Phone 795-6677. 28-3p

For Rent

FOR SALE: 2 bedroom modern home, fenced yard, also 3 bedroom modern; for rent a 2 bedroom. See James Green, 606 South Jackson Street. 28-tf

Farm Items

FOR SALE: 59 white crossbreed shoats, weighing 50 to 60 pounds. H. F. Cash, Cloverdale, R. 2. Phone 795-4682. 28-3t FOR SALE: Baby calves. Eric Boesen, Greencastle Route 2. Phone OL 3-5376. ?7-2t. FOR SALE: Spring Duroc boars. Howard Gough & Son, Roachdale. Phone 596-7693. Oct. 31-18t FOR SALE: Purebred Hampshire male hog. Received 88 pigs from 9 first litter gilts from above male hog. A good one. Alfred M. Heavin, Fillmore. 28-2p

FOR RENT: 5 room modern house, newly decorated, gas furnace. Phone OL 3-4006 Sunday or after 6:00 p.m. week days. 27-2p. FOR RENT: Four room apartment, steam heat, water furnished, $65.00. Children wetcome. 10 Olive. Phone OL 3-4059. 27-2p. FOR RENT: Two bedroom house, $85.00, gas heat, l 1 ,* baths, basement garage, large lot. 7 Wood Street. Phone OL 3-4059. 27-2p.

FOR RENT: New 3-bedroom home, 2 mile out. OL3-6929. 24-tf.

FOR RENT: Modern 3 bedroom home, full basement, gas heat. In Cloverdale. Call 7954268 after 4:00 p. m. 25-6p

FOR RENT: House, 3 unfurnished rooms. Phone OL 3-4244. 16-tf.

FOR RENT: An efficiency, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire custodian, Cole Apartments. 31-tf. FOR RENT: Upper apartment, 3 rooms, unfurnished, pleasant outlook, heat. Near campus. Adults. OL 3-5061. 11-tf

FOR SALE: Model airplanes, large variety, make good Xmas gifts, also extra engines. OL 3-3619 or see Jack Leonard. 27-2p. FOR SALE: Child’s Wonder Horse, in good condition. Phone OL 3-3595. 28-2p FOR SALE: CB 5-channel, fiberglass whip with bumper mount, $85.00. Ph. CH 63558. 25-6t FOR SALE: 1 4-way port-a-crib baby bed, 1 child’s training chair, 1 wooden gate, 1 Boy Scout uniform, size 12. Please call OL 3-3522 or OL 3-5922. 1-p FOR SALE: House to be moved or torn down, 28x26; also Wheat straw. 4 miles south of Belle Union. Hansel Nichols. 795-6688. 26-3p FOR SALE: Social size envelopes, (63/4 size) 15 for 10c, 40 for 25c, 100 for 50c. Business size, (No. 10), 10 for 10c, 28 for 25c, 67 for 50c. Commercial Printing Department, The Daily Banner tf FOR SALE: Christmas Trees— 1.000 to choose from. 2 ft. to 14 ft. Garalnd, wreaths, greenery, artificial poinsettias, tree stands. Free delivery in city. Open 9 to 9. Phone OL 3-4975. Clearwaters Open Air Market, 602 South Bloomington St. — Highway 43 south. 28-tf Automotive

FOR SALE: 1956 Chev. pickup, long bed. 4 speed. Good tires, good condition. Joe Pickens, 3 miles south Belle Union. Ph. 795-4677. 28-3p. Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over 30 years experience. Free estimates. 27-tf FORTSALE: Nice ’SI - Modef A.. Runs good. Ph. CH 6-3558. 25-6t FOR SALE: ’49 Chevrolet pickup, mechanically good. Slim’s Shell Service, 506 South Bloomington. 27-2p FOR - SALE: 1955 Buick2-door. Reasonable. Will trade for pickup truck. Inquire at Sillery’s Barber Shop. 28-3t.

Wanted—Men Men or women with cars for light delivery work. Good earnings paid daily. See Mr. Hannay, Commercial Hotel, Monday 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. 28-2p

SALESMEN—Come to Hawaii with us. Here is a once in a life time opportunity to win a trip to Hawaii. Earnings j from $675 to $1,000 a month, i Largest Company of its kind, j Write Box 3105, Terre Haute, Indiana giving resume of personal history. All replies confidential. 9-10-11-18-19-20-23-26-28 Large company can use 2 men with cars willing to work five days er week, 7 1 / & hours per day. $3.50 an hour plus $26 a week bonus. Call or contact Mr. Ayre, Hedge’s Motel, between 7 and 9 p.m. evenings. 25-6p

Wanted

WANTED TO BUY: Small piano. Lewis J. Cassada, phone 795-4557. Route 1, Quincy. 27-2p. '

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Saturday, November 28, 1964

WANTED TO BUY: Standing Timber. Top prices paid. Call Crawfordsville, Indiana, EM 2-5337. 21-6p WANTED: Used pianos. Write directions to Box 2081, Muncie, Ind. or cali collect 2821108. Nov. 17-30t

Cookies Sparkle with Holiday Theme

Wanted—Women PART TIME HELP7“Tel7soli<> itors and delivery help. Apply Mr. Nix, Commercial Hotel 9 a.m.-6p.m. 27-2p. Women or high school girls for temporary phone work. Pleasant, dignified, with good earnings. Phone Mr. Hannay, OL 3-4178 Monday, 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. 28-2p Business Service Bland Coal Co. Indiana & Eastern Coal. Now located at 113 N. Elizabeth St. Phone OL 3-4732 or OL 3-3847. 23-tf BROZENSKE SAW MILL. Feeders, hog houses & gates, all wood farm buildings made to order. SVz miles south of Putnamville School. Ph. OL 3-5389. Nov. 23-llt. 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 I LOST: In vicinity of new high school six-month old brown mongrel pup. Answers to “Duke.” Reward. OL 3-6045. 28-2t

Spell out the magic of Christmas with nutmeg - flavored, gaily decorated cooky treats. They’re indispensible as gifts, snacks, lunch time desserts or as a source of special joy.

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LOST: Black and tan female coon dog. Lost in Big Walnut vicinity. If found contact Richard Summers or Don ■Wallace. Phone 29092 at Brazil. 28-2t v, otice Get your tickets for Sherwood Christian Church Turkey din- j ner with all the trimmings. Adults $1.25 — Children $.75 at the Armory Friday, December 4th. 28-lt Attention Mobile Home owners: First ten applications accepted for mobile home living at VanBibber Lake Mobile Home Park, will receive six months free rent, become a charter member of the new beach club under construction. Call PE 9-2341, Route 1, Greencastle. 24-6t.

Be sure to see the display in the Friendly Finance window, just a sample of what we will have at Sherwood Christian Church Country Store and Turkey Dinner December 4th at the Armory. 28-lt

BULK FERTILIZER Potash 0-20-20 15-13-15 and 5-20-20 for PLOWDOWN Us* our Spreadars BAINBRIDGE ELEVATOR t-th-s-tf.

Christmas week is traditionally a time for hospitality—whether It be a tree-trimming party or just a get-together for the pure joy of the season. Whatever the occasion, hospitality should be homey —and nothing is more so than coffee and pie. A little cordial, a liqueur, or some other spirit will, of course, add greatly to that holiday elegance. Luxury is the taste in the following recipe for pecan pie—richness of the season enhanced by a whisper of Bourbon or Rum. The pecans may be left whole, if desired, but using them sliced makes neater serving later. The pie is a good freezer—so make it early ahd store it away before the season’s activities and excitement take too much time. Happy Holidays! SPECIAL PECAN PIE

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(optional, but oh so good!) V: cup heavy cream, whipped Sugar to taste Vi teaspoon aromatic bitters (about 4 good dashes) Blend whipped cream, sugar and bitters together. Give a good dollop to each wedge of pie. Enuf said.

Good Old Daysing a buggy manufactory in the corner w-here Priest & Welding store was situated. He said that while several would be temporarily hurt, that the town would be the gainer in the long run.

MADAME NOBEL-OLEINIKOFF, niece of Alfred Nobel and the oldest living member of the Nobel family reminisces with Alistair Cooke, host-narrator for “The 1964 Nobel Prize Awards” special, to be presented on ABC-TV December 12, 7:30 EST. In her interview with Cooke. Madame Nobel-Oleinikoff recounted her early childhood impressions of her uncle, such as the Christmas when he sent her a toy, mechanical ape that could smoke cigarettes. For this historic American TV first, presented by Zenith Radio Corporation, Madame Nobel-Oleinikoff also related her impressions of the first Nobel Prize ceremony in 1/301 and of W. C. Rontgen, discoverer of the X-ray who received the priz« in physics^

Ferguson Named JOHNSON CITY, Tex. UPI —President Johnson Friday appointed Glenn W. Ferguson, 35, a former Peace Corps official, to head the Volunteers in Service To America (VISTA), the new anti-poverty corps.

DREAMING of a new home! | THE FOLKS AT THE FRIENDLY First-Citizens Bank CAN HASTEN THE DAYI (Member FDIC)

Draft Is Down WASHINGTON UPI — The Defense Department Friday : asked the Selective Service system to draft 5,400 persons into the Army during January. The figure compared with a December draft quota previously set at 7,800 men.

Taxi Driver Shot To Death

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INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A cabbie was found shot to death Friday night in his parked ve- ' hide. Authorities said Louis E. j Briggs, 37, died early today in Marion County General Hospij tal without regaining conscious- : ness. Briggs, a driver for Red Cab, Inc., was found by a passerby, about an hour after he was shot, at least twice in the head, police said. Authorities theorized robbery may have been the motive, although $7 was found on Briggs, j They said the killer may have ! fled in panic. Another taxi driver told investigators he saw Briggs, a bridegroom of three months, with two male passengers Friday night.

Dr. Burns, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR Tues. thru Sat. 9-12 1-5 Tues., Thurs., & Fri. Evenings 7-9 South Jackson It Sunsot Driva Phono OL 3-5814 21-tf

Steer Judging At Exposition CHICAGO UPI — Charger. 1,050 bulking pounds of beef, carried the hopes of a blueeyed brunette from Le Roy, 111., into the show ring today in tha feature event of the Inteernational Livestock Exposition.

TERMITES CAN BE STOPPED General pest control for Moths, Roaches, Ants, etc. PRICES REASONABLE - RESULTS GUARANTEED Reliable Exterminating Company PHONE COAN PHARMACY - Ol 3-3123

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