The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 September 1965 — Page 5

Saturday, Saptambar 4,196S

Tha Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY AND CLASSIFIED ADS

Real Estate

Notice

THE P. G. EVANS CO. Real Estate HOMESFORSALE 629 CRESCENT DR. Very clean and pretty three bedroom American ranch. Colonial styling. Full basement. Priced right. Or will trade for an older, larger home. NEAR FILLMORE. 6 room brick ranch built in 1962. W. to w. carpet in l.r. and hall. Attached 2 car garage. Excellent lot. Price reduced. LIMED ALE. Beautiful Miami stone 5 room home, I'i baths, 52 gal. electric water heater. 1 car attached garage. Refrigerator included. NORTH OF GREENCASTLE. Comfortable S bedroom home. New kitchen. Large family area. Barn. One acre. Low price.

113 S. Jackson

OL 3-6509

After hours: OL 3-3642 or OL 3-6416 3-4-2t

FOR SALE Money to buy more GRAIN STORAGE BINS Your money store CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK

For Rent

FOR RENT: Efficiency. See custodian at Cola Apartments. July 20-tf

FOR RENT: 2 rooms, bath, unfurnished, heat included. Near campus. OL 3-5061. 31-5t

FOR RENT: East Seminary Street. One bedroom upper appartment, stove furnished. CaU OL 3-3519 or OL 3-6822. 3-4t

FOR RENT: Unfurnished three bedroom apartment. All on lower floor, good residential location, private entrance with large, comfortable porch and lawn. Phone: OL 3-3766. 3-2t

Notice

NOTICE: SILLERYS Barber Shop Open full time. 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Drive a half mile. Save a half dollar. 31-10p NOTICE: I will not be responsible for any debts other than my own. Chester Jones. 2-3p

A called meeting of the Blakesburg Cemetery Assn, is scheduled for Friday at 7 p.m. at Fincastle Community House. Everyone who has relatives intered there, or is interested, is urged to attend. 3-6t

FOR RENT: 3 room unfurnished apartment. Stove, refrigerator and heat furnished. 439 Anerson. 3-3t

FOR RENT: Room for woman in home near DePauw campus. Phone OL 3-6470. 3-2p

Home Items

FOR RENT: Now leasing 2 bedroom apartments. Greencastles finest Parkwood Village Apartments. 215 Wood Street. Call OL 3-6609 or OL 3-5015. Tue.-Thurs-Sat.-tf

Pets

Real Estate

FOR SALE: Bird dog pups, ready to go, good blood line. Phone OL 3-9487. l-4t.

FOR SALE: 4 lots size 155 x 200'; two miles south of Greencastle on newly improved road. Phone OL 3-5326 or OL 3-9961. 2-3t.

WANTED: Good homes for puppies. Take your pick. Two females. Brown and white. Phone OL 3-9648. l-4p

FOR RENT: 5 room modern house 7 miles north of Greencastle. Donald South, BainBridge. 4-2p

Livestock

4-H CALF SALE: Hereford, Angus, Shorthorn, Steers and some heifers. Saturday, Sept. 11, 7:00 p.m. C.D.T. 4-H Club grounds, Washington, Ind. Plan to attend the M & W Power Show and this sale. l-4-2p.

FOR SALE: Registered Angus cows and calves. Also one herd bull, son of 1032 VV. B. Alcorn Angus Farm, Bainbridge. 2-4-2p.

FOR SALE: Registered Yorkshire boars. Irvin Wallace, one mile east Groveland. Phone Amo 845-2330. 31-2-4-3p

WANTED: Homes for OL 3-5933.

kittens. 4-2p

For Sale

FOR RENT: Attractive one and two bedroom apartments. Unfurnished except for stove and refrigerator, heat and utilities furnished. Call OL 3-6387 or OL 3-4686. 31-2-4-3t

FOR SALE: TV servicing equipment — signal generators, Tube checkers, CRT checker, VTVM, multimeters, new Mallory DC power supply, R-C Bridge, schematics, tubes and | caddies, tools and parts. Call 669-3673. TF

FOR SALE: 4 Hereford Heifers, past yearlings. Louis Williams. Phone PE 9-2631. 4-2p FOR SALE: Holstein baby calves, a few heifer calves, suitable for herd replacements. John Cash. Call 2466497. 4-3p j FOR SALE: 14 large heifer i

FOR SALE: New 32” fireplace liner, ’58 V-8 Plymouth 2 dr., fire brick, Sears coal furnace with hot water heater, bathroom fixtures with fittings. R. D. Holsapple, 2 miles west Cloverdale on State Road 343. 2-3p. FOR SALE: Welsh baby buggy in good condition. Can be used as bassinet or car bed. Also Taylor Tot walker-strol-ler. Phone OL 3-6903. 3-2p FOR SALE: Set of bar bells, 170 lbs. Phone OL 3-5935. 4-2p

FOR RENT ONE ROOM IDEAL FOR OFFICE For a barber (hop, beauty (hep, ar tmall budned. (Formerly occupied by Merle Norman Cecmotics an weet eide of the square). Next to Sutherlin TV See ROSSALLEE Phene Ol 3-4072

Business Service

FOR SALE: Dog house. West of United gas station. 113 Ritley Road. 4-3p

cows: 10 2-year-old half Charolais heifers; 28 half Charolais calves; 7 half Charolais yearling heifers; 12 grade Angus Shorthorn and White Face cows; 1 2-year-old registered Charolais bull. These cattle are very good quality. Phone TE 9-6237. Ray Andrews. 644 Spruce St., Plainfield, Ind. 2-3p

FOR SALE: Tomatoes, $1.00 per bushel or 10c lb., cabbage for kraut, 5c lb. Roy Watson, Putnamville. Phone OL 33728. 3-2p.

FOR SALE: 23 hens 80 cents each. Phone OL 3-3833. 3-2p.

Musical Instruments

FOR SALE: Pan American Cornet. Good condition. Call OL 3-9515. 2-3t

WERE in the day of automation. Let Wipe Lustre carpet cleaner be your salvation. Herriott's Paint A Wallpaper. 4-lt

ONE of the finer thing* of life. Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Rent electric shampooer $1. Todd’s Ace Hardware. 4-lt

SPOTS Before your eyes — on your carpet remove them with Blue Lustre $1.98 or Lustre Foam $1.79. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Headley Hardware. 4-lt

Lost

LOST: Brown Tiger female Tabby cat, name Iggy. If found or seen call OL 3-4542. 4-lp

FOR SALE: Practically new, BARWICK, 8 x 12 AcrUan rug; Oyster white, high-pile. Original price $170. Offered for $80.00. OL 3-4263 after 3 p. m. or any time Sat.-Sun. 2-6 p

Men Wanted

1964 SINGER *36.16 FULL BALANCE Assume seven payments of $5.17 monthly. Beautiful walnut cabinet. Just seven months old. Makes monograms, appliques, mends, darns, sews over pins, sews backward and forward, and so on. Complete with warranty. Complete price only $36.16. Call OL 33987. Sept. 1-tf

FOR SALE: 50,000 B.T.U. recessed gas duel wall heater, pipe included, used one winter, $75.00. Phone Cloverdale 795-4642. 31-5p

SINGER ZIG-ZAG $38.29 FULL PRICE Make six payments of $6.38 monthly. Nice walnut cabinet included. No at f achments needed to make fancy designs, sew on buttons, make buttonholes, monogram, darn, blind hem, satin stitch, all built into the machine. Call OL 3-3987. Sept. 1-tf

WANTED: One combination paint and metal man; one experienced Ford mechanic, sober and reliable, good set hand tools necessary. Apply King Morrison Foster, Greencastle. Phone OL 3-4171 after 6:30. Call OL 3-5777. .. 16-tf

WANTED: A man between the ages of 19 and 25. Apply in person to WHITE CLEANERS, 309 North Jackson. 2-3t

Wanted - Women

WANTED: Baby sitter for 3 yr. old boy, 5 days a week during school yr. First house west of Walker Motel on U. S. 40 near Putnamville. 3-2p

WANTED: Reliable baby sitter, by the week. Paid vacation and holidays. Car furnished. Box O, Banner. 3-3p.

Help Wanted

WANTED: Experienced Cook. Apply at 104 North Jackson or call after 5 at OL 3-3015. 2-tf

FOR RENT: Nicely furnished apartment, good location near square, good automatic heat and utilities furnished. Phone OL 3-3065. 4-2t FOR RENT: Attractive 4 room upper apartment. Stove, refrigerator, carpeting, drapes, heat and water furnished. OL 3-6901. 4-3p

FOR SALE: 23” Zeneth TV ’63 model, good condition. Phone 795-4350. 4-3p. FOR SALE: Double Bed. Box springs and mattress. Excellent condition. Phone OL 3-6424. 4-3p FOR SALE: 36 inch chest of drawers, unfinished $15.00. Beige fur trimmed coat size 36 $10.00. Phone OL 3-4004. 4-2p

Automotive

Remember

East Side Motors

Sales for expert body

work,

painting.

wheel alignment

and mechanical work.

Over

30 years

experience.

Free

estimates.

27-tf

WANTED: Apple pickers. Forest Aker, Reelsville. Phone 672-3337. 3-2p WANTED: Someone to wash and iron for DePauw sophomore. Pick up and deliver weekly. Write Tip Scott, 415

FOR SALE: 1959 Volkswagen sedan. Reasonable. OL 3-4161 ^ or CH 6-6273. 2-3t

Wanted

WANTED: High School

senior

cords to paint. Janet

Oliver.

Phone LY 6-3066

l-10p.

WANTED: Septic tank

pump-

ing. Earnest Williams, 906

South Illinois Street,

Phone

OL 3-3274.

2-8p

WANTED: Baby sitting in my

home — prefer three

or four

year old Monday thru Friday.

Phone OL 3-4774.

3-2p

WANTED: Two dozen

Rhode

Island pullets. Roy Watson,

Putnamville. Phone

OL 3-

3728.

3-2p.

FOR SALE: 1954 half-ton Ford pick-up truck in excellent condition. Phone OL 33606 after 5 p.m. 3-4-2t

FOR SALE: 1957 Harley-

Davidson “74”.

Clean. Many

extras. Phone

Russellville

435-2498.

3-2p.

FOR SALE: ’55 Dodge halfton pickup, just painted. Ph. Cloverdale 795-4642. 31-5p.

FOR SALE: 1964 Harley-Sprint H 250 CC bags & shield. OL 3-3033. 3-2p

FOR SALE: 1950 Plymouth station wagon, one wheeled travel trailer, 1965 Honda S 90. Phone OL 3-6356. 3-2p.

FOR SALE: 1964 Dodge 4-door, $1,900. Good condition. Call OL 3-5982 between 12 noon and 2 p.m. or between 9:3010:30 p.m. 4-12p

Marine Items

FOR SALE: 20 ft. Mahogany boat with 145 HP Chrysler inboard, real nice, sacrifice. Ph. Coatesville B-lll.. l-5p.

FOR SALE: 17 foot Fiberglass run-about. 75 Johnson, TeeNee trailer & equipment. Sacrifice. Phone OL 3-9573 or OR 2-3189. 4-3p

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On The Farm Front WASHINGTON UPI—Sharply lower prices for potatoes caused farm prices to drop 1 per cent during the month ended August 15, the Agriculture Department reported Monday. Increases for wholesale milk, oranges, hogs, and eggs were not enough to stave off the decline. Potato prices in mid-August averaged $2.57 per hundredweight. They were $2.25 below the average for mid-July, reflecting a substantial increase in marketings of the late summer and fall crops. Sweet potato prices in mid-August were down $1.17 per hundredweight from a month earlier. The drop in over-all farm prices put the farm price index 8 per cent above that of midAugust, 1964. Farm costs for the month were down two-thirds of 1 per cent and left the farm cost index nearly 3 per cent above that of a year earlier. The parity ratio for the month was unchanged at 78 per cent, but compared with 74 per cent a year earlier. Parity is the price needed to put the value of commodities sold by farmers on a par with the cost of things they must buy — theoretically, a fair return for their products. Average hog prices for the month were $23.80 per hundredweight, up 70 cents from July and up $8 from mid-August, 1964. Average beef cattle prices for the month were $20.80 per hundredweight, down 40 cents from a month earlier but $2 above those of a year ago.

Committee OK's S3 Viet Cong Farm Subsidy Killed la Battle WASHINGTON UPI — The! SAIGON UPI — South Viet1965 farm subsidy bill — minus namese forces striking by air, a House-passed cotton provision land and river killed at least 53 but with an amendment against Communists and captured 24 in restrictions on grain seles to a 24-hour battle that ended toCommunist countries — was da y f it was announced here. one step nearer passage today. A u s mi iit ar v sookesman By a 12-3 vote, the Senate ^ . *7 spokesman Agriculture Committee approv- American military adv.sers ed the four-year program A , in thC aCtl ° n ‘ 5 miles southwest milar bill has already been ° f Saigon believed the South iproved in the House. Vietnamese report of Red cas- _, * ^ ... ualties was conservative.

Senate Democratic Leader

Mike Mansfield said the pro- The °P eration be & an at 6; 30 posal was one of the measures a ‘ m ‘ ^' rida y and was concluded the leadership was determined toda Y- 11 was the major ground to pass before Congress ad- action of a da Y during which journs. : U. S. and South Vietnamese piThe Senate bill includes new, i ,ots flew 175 c °mbat sorties extended and modified pro- a S ainst Communist troop congrams for wheat, cotton, feed centrations, river shipping, rest

Let’s All Go To The Lobby of the friendly First-Citizens for all our banking needs.

(M«ak.r FDIC)

Ice Cubes Help

In First Aid

and fortified positions.

Over North Viet Nam, two

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTT Of

Putnam ss:

IN THE Putnam CIRCUIT COURT, April TERM 1965 IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE Of Ada I. Robinson, DESASED. Estat*

No. 10.476.

NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTAT* OF Ada I. Robinson In the matter of the Estate ef Ada I Robinson deceased.

No. 10,476'

Notice is hereby aiven that P.ul M

Robinson as Administrator of tho above named estate, has presented

. . , and filed his final account in final

grains wool rice and cropland and su PPly areas, base camps settlement of said estate, and that the

diversion. ’ | and fortified positions.

30th of September, at which time all persons interested in said estate are

U. S. B57 bombers cratered the required to appear in said court and ., , , , show cause, if any there be. why said northern approach to a ferry account should not be approved And crossing on Route 1, 85 miles | lhe heirs of sald decedent and ail

i others interested are also required to

southeast of Vinh. appear and make proof of their heir-

ship or claim to any part ef said | Six U. S. Navy A4 Skyhawks estate.

NEW YORK (UPI) ■— In- from the carrier Coral Sea set personal representative slant first aid in the home is as buildings afire in a warehouse Jack p Hinkle ^ Clerk of the Putnam near as the refrigerator, ac- area off Route lo, about llo: circuit court cording to Dr. Carroll L. Wit- miles south of Hanoi, and dam- ^ u t °^": y & ^0 H r ug ^ t s at, Aur 2g . Sept , 4-it ten, President - Elect of the aged another warehouse center American Academy of General about 35 miles north of the bor- notice of guardian s sale Practice. der. of real estate

IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDI-

ANSHIP OF NELLIE WILLIAMSON,

by the medical profession as a fighter * bombers blasted mill- incom P*ic nt - N ° 824 domestic remedy which eases tary areas, bridges and vehi- Company. Guardian pain, controls bl ee dln s and cl,, during 13 hunter - killer „. B m ’ S“'h“o,”u 0 ”" Keeps infection from spreading. ; missions over North Viet Nam Guardian of Nellie Williamson, incom- _ . . petent. will, at the banking house of

I* or the homemaker, often Friday.

called upon to handle

Ice has long been regarded U. S. Navy and Air Force

and Trust

upon to handle minor

burns, insect stings, cuts, splinter removals, sprains or bruises, a knowledgeable use of the ice cube as instant first

d is extremely valuable. One of its greatest assets, as

any mother will testify, is its appeal. Children love ice. Therefore, its use as a soothing balm for youngsters’ minor injuries makes mother's job of attending to these everyday emergencies easier. Fortunately, with the efficient ice-making meth-

of today's refrigerator-

freezers — some ice trays (GE) even fill themselves automatically — mothers can always be assured of an abundance of ice

cubes.

Here are some “ice-First Aid” pointers recommended by

Dr. Witten:

— To relieve the painful sensation that usually accompanies the removal of a splinter, first rub over the area with an ice cube until it becomes numbed. —For mild hand burns, where skin is unbroken and no blisters appear, place hand into bowl of cold water to which ice cubes have been added. For a finger or other small areas, place an ice cube directly over the burned area until it no longer hurts when the cube is removed. As a result, there will usually be very little swelling, no blisters. — Ice also offers first aid for the rough and tumble of children’s games. When a shin is kicked, a sprain occurs, or an eye bruised, applying ice cubes instantly over the injured area will help constrict blood vessels and thus control bleeding.

SUPPORT .s your /V;

MENTAL HEALTH

ASSOCIATION

p^oc,

First - Citizens Bank and Trust Company, Greencastle, Indiana, at 10 00 a m. on the 9th day of September. 1965. and from day to day thereafter ; until sold, offer for sale at private sal* for not less than the appraised value. 1 all of the right, title, and interest of : said ward in and to the following-de-scribed real estate In Putnam County.

State of Indiana, to-wlt:

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In th# Circuit Court of Putnam County, Indiana Notice is hereby given that Roachdale Bank li Trust Co., was on the 19th day of August, 1965. appointed: Executor of the Will of MAY HANNA, deceased. All persons having claim* against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six (6> months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indian*, tills 19th day of August, 1965 Probate Cause No 10.540. Jack P. Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana. Lyon k Boyd Attorneys Aug. 20-27-Sept. J-J«

Lots Number four <i), flv* <51. al* (6*. seven (7), eight f8>, nine <9i. ten <10i eleven <11>. twelve <12> and thirteen (13), all in Block Number fight <8> in Commercial Place, an Addition to the City of Greencastle. Said sale win be made, subject te the approval of said Court and in the following terms and conditions: Free and clear of all liens and encumbrances. Abstract of title continued (e date showing merchantable title win be furnished. Terms of sale: Cash. Lyon & Boyd. Attorney* FIRSE-CFTIZENS BANE By H L. Williams Guardian of Nellie Williamson, AND TRUST COMPANY tuaiduioDot Aug. 21-28-Sept 4-n

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NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S PRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE STATE OF INDIANA, PUTNAM COUNTY SS: IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT APRIL TERM (Extended). 1965 No. 800 IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIANSHIP OF EFFIE McALINDEN. incompetent Central National Bank of Greencastle. Guardian Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Guardian will offer for sale at private sale at the banking hours of Central National Bank of Greencastle, 24 West Washington Street. Greencastle. Bidiana, at the hour of 10:30 a. m. on the 27th day of September. 1965. and from day to day there after until sold, the following -described real estate in Putn*m County. Indiana, to-wit: The south half of Lot No. 168 in the Original Plat of the Town, now City, of Greencastle, EXCEPT THEREFROM. 58 feet off ot the east side thereof. Abstract of title, showing merchantable title, continued to date, will be furnished. Said sale win be made free and clear of all liens and encumbrances, including taxes for 1965, payable in 1966. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF GREENCASTLE Guardian of Effit McAllnden. meompient LYON k BOYD Attorney* 4-11-18-Jt

CHAMP WRITERS FORT MADISON, la

—The nation's mythical teenage creative writing championship has been won by high school students in Denver,

Colo.

Youngsters in eight schools in the Mile High City garnerde 14 awards in the 1965 Creative Writing Awards contest sponsored by the Sheaffer Pen Co. and conducted by Scholastic Magazines of New York.

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plant

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board

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