The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 January 1966 — Page 13

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WadnMday, January 19, 1966

Tha Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana IS

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY AND CLASSIFIED ADS

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Immediate Possession!

JACKSON BLVD. — 5 rooms, tally modem witk gas heat, extra alee cedar-lined closets, enclosed front and back porches. Owner wants to sell tat a hurry. NORTH OF TOWN — 5 bedroom Bedford stone home, beautiful setting and Is just a perfect place for a large famE. H. Collins & Co. OLS-3255 Bob Clark Ross Alice CoatesvQle B 5C-S1 OL 3-4072 Lois Alice OL 3-4072 19-lt.

THE P. G. EVANS CO. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BAINKRIDGE. 3.9 acres dose to town. 4 bedroom 2 Story, frame home. Carpeted Lr. Alum, doors A windows. House is fully insulated. 2 car block garage. M trees. BUSSELLYILLE. f room frame bungalow. Well kept and neat. Oil furnace. Long, deep lot. Live comfortably on a low investment and have plenty of money for other things, 9TAM. R. R. No. 2, SOUTHERN HEIGHTS. Frame and stole ranch. S bedrooms. W to W capet Heated utility room off the garage. Built in 1961. Price $15,500. This home Is most attractive. MADISON TOWNSHIP. Beautiful S bedroom light buff brick. Good setting. W to W carpet-in Lr, ball and «wa bedroom. Perfect kitchen. Km sell with or without IS wooded acres. Greeacastie schools. GREENCASTLE. DRAPER ST. Comfortable home. Fear rooms and utility. Paneled Lr. Drapes included. I'/j gunge. $11,000. 11$ S. Jackson OL 3-6509 After hours: OL 3-0416 < OL 3-3642 19-20-2t

MUST SELL la 30 days oa account of 1-70; 13 buildings, 12x28 and 12x14 on runners. Galvanized roofs, A-l. Ivel Staley, 1% miles north of Eminence. 18-3p

FOR SALE: IK acre lot Good well, pump, septic system. Excellent building or Mobile Homo site. OL 3-3003. 19-lp

FOR SALE: IK acre lot with good well, pump and septic system, excellent building site for mobile home location. Phone OL 3-3003. 19-lp

For Rent

FOR RENT: 5 room apartment with laundry room and carport. Bob Dean. Phone OL 36944. 17-3p

Start a College Fund for your children now! Whila your childran aro growing, tho funds for a collogo education should bo growing, tool Why not start now to save a dafinite amount oach week or month in a savings account hero. Central NATIONAL BANK Sincere, Competent Bnnkinf

For Rent

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom modem duplex, gas heat, fenced yard. See James Green, 606 South Jackson Street. Jan. 18-tf

FOR RENT: 5 room modem home. Automatic heat, full basement Phone OL 3-6886. 18-3p

FOR RENT: 3 bedroom home, 2 years old, 6 miles East of city. Option to buy. OL 3-4403. 18-3p

FOR RENT: On East Seminary street one bedroom upper apartment stove and heat furnished. Phone OL 3-3519 or OL 3-6822. 7-10-12-14-17-19-21-24-26-28 31-llt

FOR RENT: 3 bedroom home. Phone OL 3-4254. 18-3t

FOR RENT: One bedroom trailer, $30.00 a month. Howard Moore. Phone OL 3-4061. 19-4t

FOR RENT: In Limedale, 4 room house and bath. Ivan Cook. Phone OL 3-3323. 19-2t

Wanted

WANTED: Old furniture to refinish and repair. Phone OL 3-9090. 18-4t

WANTED: Saw filing, knives, scissors, etc. to sharpen. Reasonable. Shop 111 N. College Ave. (Rear). 18-2p

WANTED: Hauling, com, trash and ect. Wayne Moore 510 Maple Ave. OL 3-3062. 19-3p

WANTED: Would like job cooking two days a week (daytime). Phone 526-2408. 19-2p

WANTED: General clean up work, odd jobs or what have you? Reasonable. 3 men available. Phone OL 3-3824. 19-2p

WANTED: Bids on finishing electricity at Youth Camp Building in Camp Friend. See or call Murray Lewis, OL 33722. 19-3t

WANTED: Tree trimming, topping, and removal. Free estimates. Call after 4:00 p.m. OL 3-5413. Also stump removal. Williams Tree Service. 19-6t

WANTED: Invisible reweaving. Make holes, cuts, tears and bums disappear from suits, clothing and fabrics. Save your damaged garments by having them invisibly rewoven. Fair prices, Free estimates and prompt service. See Mrs. Oscar Perkins, R. R. 4. Phone OL 3-9248. 17-19-21-3p.

Help Wonted

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in person at Stop ’N Shop.

HELP WANTED: Hours a. m. to 5 p. m. Apply in ] son at Satellite Drive Phone OL 3-3341. 1‘

Wanted ~ Men

GOOD OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN These permanent posittem present a real appartanity fa anar* •otic capable man interacted in steady employment, high wages, the best working conditions, and a full employee benefit program. Tha employment office it open between 7:30 AJM. and 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, Saturday from S:00 A.M. to 12:00 naan, and Monday and Thursday evenings from 7:00 PJ«. to 9:00 P.M. R. R. DONNELLEY & SONS COMPANY 1009 Sloan Street CrowfordevMU, Indiana

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Automotive

painting, wheel aUgnm and mechanical work. O 90 yean experience. Free

more. 526-2406.

For Solo

e FOR SALE: 40 inch table top e bottle gas stove. Sillery Barber Shop. 19-2p

r FOR SALE: Cheap, double bed, } flomplete, mattress, box springs, good condition. Phona r OL 3- 6690. 18-3p

t FOR SALE: Admiral electric - stove, two-oven, good condi1 tion. Reasonable. Joseph F. Fry. 22-lp

i . Lost

LOST: Reward for the return ■ of billfold lost Saturday morning in Culligan Laundromat. Return to Kathy Woodall R R 5 Greencastle. 19-lp

LOST: Small grey kitten, white collar, white feet. OL 3-6796. 17-3p.

Found

FOUND: Set of Lincoln keys on plastic chain. Call OL 39417. 19-lt

FOUND: Small black terrior dog. Inquire by calling OL 33263. 19-lp

At Auction

Remember the late Tony Wilms auction sale on Friday, Feb. 11th at 11 a.m. 19-26-2t

[ Business Service

' FOR “A job well done" clean ’ carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. a Headley Hardware. It

6 We have your favorite mazazine and comics. Jack Hirt’s Sport Shop. Wed-tf.

? WANTED: Rugs, carpet upbold stery and wall cleaning. The 3 Nation Wide Service Master 3 System available thru better e stores everywhere. For service tn Putnam County, call 6 OL 3-3562. M-W-F-tf • • \

f Call us for your free estimate a on Bryant Heating and Central Air Conditioning. FiB nancing available. Joe Ellis r Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. (formerly Currie’s Furnace Company). Phone OL 36712. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf

> _ SEWERS cleaned with electric root cutter. Plumbing repairs and replacements. Junes i. Green, 606 So. Jackson St. or t 1130 Avenue D. - M-W-F-tf

’ Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24 1 hours a day. Commercial Ho- - tel. Courtesy Beltone Hearing . Service. M-W-F-tf

1 Tax Returns Prepared. Federal and State. William T. O’Neal. ■ Telephone doverdale 7954859. 15-17-19-22-4p

i Federal and State tax returns , prepared. Notary Public. Phot t os tat machine. Mary Sumr mers. 1024 Ave. B. OL 35623. 17-19-24-26- Feb. 4-7- ( 9-11-15. 9p

’ Pets

- WANTED: Home for two dogs. , Female part beagle, part terr rier, real pet. Other male, full * blooded beagle. Russellville ) 435-2368. 18-2p

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Livestock

FOR SALE: Hampshire Boars. Earl Bridges. Roachdale Rural Route 1. 596-7283. 18tf

FOR SALE: 2 cows, 2 calves, 1 reg. Quarter horse for $1,000. Call OL 3-5269 after 6:30. 18-3p

FOR SALE: 3 male hogs, 2 black, 1 white. Alton Owens, one mile south Bainbridge. 18-2p

FOR SALE: 7 Hampshire weaning pigs. James B. Hinton, Poland, Route 2. 19-3p

FOR SALE: 19 mixed ahoats, 8 Chester White gilts. Gordon Birt, one mile north and three-quarter miles east Mt. Meridian. 19-21-2p

Home Items

1965 SINGER CABINET $36.29 FULL BALANCE A-l condition with warranty. Assume six payments of $6.04 per month. Nice walnut cabinet included. This machine sews forward and reverse, over pins, mends, . darns, monograms, appliques, and so on. Complete price only $36.29.. Call OL 3-3987. 14-tf

Notice

NOTICE: Rummage sale Saturday 8 a. m. The Thrift Shop, 623 Anderson Street. 18-4t

leaves Hospital HOLLYWOOD UPI — Former White House press secretary Pierre Salinger,' weighing about 60 pounds less than when he entered, left Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Tuesday after nearly three weeks’ treatment for amoebic hepatitis. “I wanted to lose some weight anyway,” the former California senator told newsmen. He added he was "feeling better.” Salinger, who served under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, said he expected to return to work in about a month. He is an executive with Continental Airlines.

LOCAL LIVESTOCK CENTER Bogs $28.25-828.75 LIVESTOCK Hogs 4,000; barrows and gilts about steady, instances 25 lower; 1 and 2, 190-230 lb 29.2529.60; 1 to 3, 190-240 lb 28.25.29.25; 240-260 lb 27.50; 2 and 3, 260-280 lb 27.00-27.75; 280300 lb 26.00-27.00; sows about steady, instances 25 lower; 1 to 3, 350-400 lb 25.00-25.75; 400500 lb 24.50-25.00; 2and 3, 500600 lb 23.75-24.75.

Many Failed To File Tax Returns INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Department of Revenue reported today that for the first time it has a complete computer report identifying many thousands of Hoosiers who filed the "long Form” federal tax returns but did not file state income returns for 1963. However, chief deputy revenue commissioner Robert C. Hale said that the total of 167,000 "is misleading when you consider the number of students.” Hale said the computer comparison has been in use for about four years but “this is the first time we have had a complete table” on the long form which is not used by many Hoosiers. However, this form is used by persons in higher income brackets and those who have businesses. Hale noted it also is used by college students who have summer jobs and who file the long form to get back the withholding tax. “Our sampling indicated a lot of students in the 167,000,” Hale explained. The students are not liable for state taxes.

Novelist Dies SAN FRANCISCO UPI — Kathleen Norris, one of America’s most prolific women novelists, died Tuesday at the age of 85 in the San Francisco home of her son, Dr. Frank Norris.

MOTHER OF 22—Mrs. Alvin Miller, 43, married for 25 years, smiles proudly as she holds her 22nd child, Alvin Miller, Jr., following the baby’s birth in Waseca, Minn. The Millers, who operate a 300-acre farm, have fourteen children in Sacred Heart School.

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ADMINISTRATRIX SALE Tha parsonal property of tha late Tany WXmt wM ba toM at public auctian at farm % mil* north of U. S. 34 at Oravaland, or 12 mile* wait of Danville, Ind., or 5 mile* oast of Bainbridge than M mile north an Friday, February 11, ’66 At 11:00 o'clock D.S.T. FARM MACHINERY 2 J. 9. '98 Dieiel 720 tractert, bath with 0 pt. hitches and power steering, bath in extra goad condition. 1 J. D. 4 bottom pick up break plow new ki '49. 1 Kewanna 12 ft. cultimulcher new in '49 an rubber. 1 J. D. 11 ft. wheel disc and tandem in goad cenditien. 1 J. D. 19 disc grain drill with fertiliser and grass attach. 1 J. D. 4 raw corn planter Ne. 494 with large boxes. 1 J. D. new 300 pull type fertiliser and lima spraadar an dual wheel*. 1 J. D. 4 row front mount cultivator. 1 J. D. 45 EB combine with 10 ft. header and No. 214 two raw cam head with cab and electric heater and dual fans, hot floating header central, bought new in July ’49. 1 J. D. 907—3 row whirl fypa mower. 1 J. D. 4 row rotary has. 1 J. D. 0 raw weed sprayer an wheel* with plastic 200 gal. tank, like new. 1 Rubber tired wagon with flared bad. 1 Rubber tired wagon with flat tap bad and eidas. 1 J. D. 4 wheel manure spreader; 27k gul. overhead gas tank. 1 electric air compressor; battery charger; goad tarp. 1 tractor grass seeder; 1 fence row mower wtih Wisconsin mater. 3 portable slat corn cribs; 0x10 broader house; Rear end Heiet. 1—14 ft. cattle feed trough; 2 J. D. heat hausors; 1 Handy Man lack, lag chains, forks, shovels, good wrenches of all kind* 2 rape stretchers, diggers and ether tools. Also: 1963 CHEVY 2 TON TRUCK 2 speed axle, 350 bu. metal bed with 14 ten heist, only 11,000 actual miles, good heavy duty tires. Lunch wiH be served by Grevoland ladies Aid Terms — Cash. Nat responsible in case ef accidents. MRS. RUTH WILMS, Administratrix Roy Sutherlin, Attorney

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