The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 May 1966 — Page 9

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE North Madison Stroot S-bedioom housa on t acres, steely landscaped, garden spot, ideal pdace for cUldren. In North wood Newly decorated S room baagalow, fireplace, dining room, fall basement, really This One You Must Sea White frame S-bedroom boose, has central air conditioning, air purifier, dehumidifier, 2-car garage with elsctrie doors, nylon carpet throughout. Investors, Attention 2-«nlt apartment boose on corner lot, near the square. Aha other listings to cboasa from. . NAOMI L. BOESEN, REALTOR SIS EAST HANNA STREET Phone OL 8-3S6S 4-5-at

THE P. a EVANS CO. REM. ESTATE NEW HOMES FOR SALE

ISA CASS ADA DRIVE. Three bedrooms, Nylon carpeting la Lr. Electric heat. Fully Insulated. One ear attached garage. Within walking distance of the Square. Price fUASS. SADDLE CLUB ROAD. Lnod much. Red brick. Attractive kltehau and family room. Beautiful bath. Lx. carpeted. Many treee. Son deck in mar. One acre of ground. BJL No. 2, GREENCASTLE. Brick ranch. 3 bedrooms plus dressing roam. V/ 2 «- - ■*.« . WE^Un * -a- mim * ■— ' DMMk JMXn DUaXMOT Wlln roam for two cars. More than «w acre. Priced at *14500. IIS 8. Jaeksoa St. (ML, 3-S509 After hours, call Darwin Duncan Madge Hockensmlth , P. G. Evans 4-5-2L

PUTNAM REALTY $1IMXI0 AND UNDER IS E. BERRY ST. Completed remodeled 3 bdrm. I'/j story home. Carpeted living nn. Formal dining. Ainmsidlng. S/S. Gas heat. 1 car garage. |10,000. 408 N. INDIANA ST. 4 nn. frame home. Full bath, Urge lot 35000. 60S E. HANNA ST. 11 ran. One 5 rm. and One six rm. apt. Separate utilities. A sound Invest, for rent free living or income. *8000. 408 E. HANNA ST. 2 story, 4 bdrm. 2 baths. Right for large family or student income. 39000. *05 8. INDIANA ST. S rm. modern home. Presently 2— S rm. apts. Easily converted to 1 family dwelling. Price

EAST. Reduced pries on this SVi acres older home. 345*0. HAMMOND LAKE. 2 bdrm. stone and frame. Carport. 1 acre. *10,000. E. B. 3. 3 bdrm. redwood. Largo lot. 2 car attached. *6400. WEST of Lknedale. 2% acre building site. Good welL *3200. BUYING OR SELLING IN ’08? FOR RESULTS PHONE PUTNAM BEAUTY.

EVENINGS ThHiiia Thomas Don Smith OL 3-5022 OL 3-5682 Linda York OL 3-4470

For Rent*Homes

FOR RENT: Modern house two miles east of Bells Union. S-5t

HOUSE FOR RENT: 7 rooms and bath, 313% Sycamore St. Call OL 3-4294 after 3:30 p. xn. 3-2p

For Sale - Real Estate

ALBIN POND ROAD APPROXIMATELY ONE ACRE Well kept two bedroom ranch type home; attached garage. Carpeted living room and hall; beautiful built-in kitchen; paneled den. Basement recreation room with fireplace. Gas heat. (erhest hT"~ ) Collins ( y|i0ft£ OL 3-3255 Boss * Lois Alice OL 3-4072 Bob Clark Coatesville B 56-81

For Rent • Apartments

FOR RENT: One efficiency, downstairs; also 2 bedroom apartment. See custodian at Cole Apts., 517 East Washington Street or call Indpls. WA 6-3095. 29-tf

For Sale *Home Items

SINGER ZIG-ZAG 39.23 FULL PRICE Need responsible party to make seven payments of $5.61 monthly. Beautiful walnut cabinet. No attachments needed to make fancy designs, sew on buttons, make buttonholes, monogram, darn, applique, satin stitch, blind hem, everything built into machine. No attachments needed. Call OL 3-3987. April 29-tf

FOR SALE: 24 cu. ft. upright freezer. A-l condition. William Ashworth. OL 3-3738. 4-2p.

FOR SALE: Kitchen table, 3 ctars., 810; baby walker; and settee, 2 chrs. *8. OL 3-5736 now! 4-2p

FOR SALE: Good used hide-a-bed. First *15.00 takes it home. 512 E. Hanna St. 3-2p

FOR SALE: Four piece blonde Oak bedroom suite, complete with foam mattress and springs; 1 set of double windows, glass size 28”; small lavatory and one standard sine black shampoo bowl. Call OL 3-4273 after 6 p. m. 3-3t

AUCTION: Sat., May 7th 12:30 p. m. Will sell from storage large lot of household furnishings including: nice couch, platform rocker, coffee table, end tables, two dinette sets, chests, beds, vanities, 30 in. Elec, range, large coppertone refrig, beauty, shop chair and hair dryer, upright freezer, nice as new, sewing machine, oil heater with blower, dishes, utensils and misc. Clapp’s Auction Service, Mlaple & Ohio Sts. 4-2p

For Sale

DELICIOUS coneys, barbecues, chili-burgers 30c each. Hot , dogs 25c, at B-K 702 Bloomington Ph. OL 3-3311. 4-3t

FOR SALE: Give Mother an Orchid Corsage or an Orchid Plant; also many other types of plants and corsages available at Terrace View Gardens, on Indianapolis Road, Phone OL 3-6932. 4-3t.

FOR SALE: Plants, cabbage, broccoli, Brussell sprouts, cauliflower, due to the frost, I will not have tomato plants for two weeks. Ira Boswell, Ave B. 4-2t

FOR SALE: 3 quarter horse barn deep well pump. Will sacrifice. Phone OL 3-5488. 4-2t

FOR SALE: Firewood 4 ft x 8 ft ricks. Phone OL 3-6947 or CH 6-6201. 4-lt

HANDY MAN Jacks *20.95 each. Will deliver. Alton Hurst Phone OL 3-9252. 4-2p

FOR SALE: Beautiful Persian kittens, 6 weeks old, *10.00. OL 3-4892. 2-3t

FOR SALE: Albino 3 yr. old saddle mare gated. Ralph Hudson, Worthington, Ind. 4-2p.

FOR SALE: Give Mother one of our Choice Northern Grown Potted Rose Bushes or Clematis Vines. Terrace View Gardens, on Indianapolis Road. Phone OL 3-6932. 4-31.

For Sale FOR SALE: STRAWBERRY PLANTS have Just arrived. Excellent varieties certified disease-free. TCrrace View Gardens, Indianapolis Road, Phone OL 3-6932. 29-4t

For Sale*Farm Items FOR SALE: Hereford bull, 2 years old. Frank Hartman. Ph. 522-3383, Bainbridge 4-6t FOR SALE: LH.C.-MD tractor, two way hydraulic system and 8L three fourteen plow both in good condition also John Deere pull type 10 ft disc. Phone 526-2431. 4-9p FOR SALE: % Charolais, % Angus bull. 16 months old. Call Jim Newby, B8512, Coatesville. 3-3p FOR SALE: Polled Hereford cow and calf. Also Polled Hereford bull, 18 mo. old. Burro, male, 20 mo. old, email. 2 miles south of 40 on Clay-Putnam Road, then 1% xndles west. Tom Dalton. 4-2p

Wanted WANTED: Lawn mowing and trash hauling. OL 3-6668. 4-2p WANTED: All Square Dancers come to Armory Sun., May 8 for our Spring Festival and dance to 9 callers and Round Dance Caller. 2 to 5 with pitch-in supper, 7 to 10 with Farmer Stultz Castle Squares. 4-2t WANTED: Carpentry, painting* plumbing and electrical work. Free estimates. Phone PE 92194. 28-6p WANTED: Cement work of all kinds and plastering. James B. Sims, Reelsville. Phone 672-3170. 2-3p WANTED: Ironing to do in my own home. Call OL 3-5907. 3-2p WANTED: Window washing, yard cleaning, shrubbery trimming. Phone OL 3-6519 after 4:30. 4-2p.

Motorcycle FOR SALE: ’65 HondA S-90. Excellent condition. Black, gray, 3325. Doug Mellman, Longden Hall. 3-3p FOR SALE: Red and white ’64 Harley Sprint H. Like new, 5,000 miles. New seat. OL 33033. 3-2pj

Automotive FOR SALE: ’57 %-Ton Ford pickup truck. Call OL 3-3822 after 4 p. m. 4-4p Remember East Side Motors Sales for expert body works, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over SO yean experience. Free estimates. 27-tf. FOR SALE: ’62 %-Tom Chev. pickup; ’59 2-Ton Chev. dump. Call OL 3-3847. 3-2p FOR Sale: 1964 Corvair convt. 4 speed, A-l shape, 51100.00 Phone OL 3-5088 after 4:00 p.m. 2-3p FOR SALE: ’65 Monza convt. cad. fire mist paint, 140 hp, 4-spd. headers, prem. WSW, wire wheels, R&H. Phone OL 3-6413 after 5 p. m. 3-3p FOR SALE: Blue Volkswagen sedan with sunroof. Particularly good condition, 5750. Call OL 3-3490. 4-2p Wanted to Buy WANTED TO BUY: Good used Ford tractor. C. O. Nichols, phone OL 3-6345. 3-2t Employment - Men-Women WANTED: Night cook and night dishwasher. Apply in person at Mom Brown’s Restaurant, Jet 40 A 43. 3-4t. WANTED: Presser. Apply in person at Ideal Cleaners, 614 Bloomington Street. 3-5t

DEPAUW RESIDENCE HALLS need MAIDS and JANITORS Full timu 12 month umploymunl. Insuranc* and othur fringa bumfits. "V CAU Ol 3-3131—axtansian 234 batwuan 9 a.m. and 5 pm. ■mummammmammnmmnmHmnm

Employment - Men

FINANCE CAREER Wo wiH train an ambitious, ag> grossivo high school graduato, ago 21-30, as a future branch manager in our rapidly expanding organization. Good starting salary, auto allowance and employee benefits. Position available in Greencastla. S— Jim Bryan at Family Financ* of Greencastlt, Inc. Phone OL 3-5176.

WANTED: School boy to work part time in local retail store. Write P. O. Box No. 196. 3-3t

GOOD JOBS FOR MEN ,F You are ambitious. You are in good health. You are looking for challenge and responsibility. THESE POSITIONS OFFER Good wages. Opportunity for advancomont. Steady employment. Excellent working environment. Complete benefit programs. The employment office is open bo* tween 7:30 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, Saturday from 8:00 AM. to 12:00 noon, and Monday and Thursday evenings from 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. R. R. DONNELLEY & SONS COMPANY 1009 Sloan Stroot Crawfordsvillo, Indiana

Employment * Women

WANTED: Lady to work in local retail store. Write P. O. Box No. 196, giving age and qualifications. 3-3t

PERSONNEL ASSISTANT — Clerk typist. Mature woman to interview and test, type letters and forms, keep records. Phone Mrs. McClellan for appointment. Mallory Capacitor Company. Phone OL 3-3151. 3-3t

INDUSTRIAL NURSE WANTED Rognterod nurse wanted to join personnel department, will handle first-aid, tost for pre-medical exams, and will assist in other personnel activities. Phone Ol 3-3151 for appointment. Ask for Mrs. McClellan. MALLORY CAPACITOR COMPANY

WANTED Receptionist and office worker, no typing required. Steady, dependable work. Box 744, Banner. 4-3p.

LOCAL BUSINESS FIRM has opening for woman office secretary. Typing essential. Preference given to bookkeeping experience. Write Box 84 in care of this paper, giving personal data and work background. 4-2p

Lost & Found

LOST: Lady’s billfold near Headley’s Hardware Friday. If found caU OL 3-4586. 2-3p

NOTICE: For socially correct wedding invitations, choose from our large selection. Progressive Printing Co. next to the Bus Station. 7-tf.

LOST: Female Siamese cat. Call Donald Smith, OL 3-5712. Ip

Notice

St. Paul’s Ladies Guild will hold a Rummage Sale at the Court House on Saturday, May 7th at 8:30 a.m. 4-3p

WE SERVE Cokes, Pepsi, Root Beer, Like and Orange. Also coffee and milk. B-K Root Beer. 4-3t

NO TRESPASSING on the Hendrix Farm near Putnamville. This means no hunting, no fishing, no mushroom hunting, no hiking, unless party is accompanied by farm owner or farm caretaker. 3-3p

IT IS TRUE. Root beer 75c a gal. 30c a quart. Mahoney’s B-K. 702 Bloomington St. 4-3t

Business Service

FOR “A job well done” clean carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shasnpooer, 51. Headley Hardware. It

SAFE, easy cleaning, is Wipe Lustre’s duty . . . Friends are amazed at your carpets’ new beauty. Herriott’s Paint & Wallpaper. It

Hollywood By Vernon Scott HOLLYWOOD UPI— They’re going to film “Doctor DooUtUe” without Rex Harrison’s basset hound, Homer, despite the Oscar winner’s pleas. Harrison will star with some 400 animals in the musical version of the famed story, working with such exotic fauna as lions, tigers, elephants, xebras, giraffes and hippopotami, a prospect he relishes not at all. Additionally he will be surrounded by such personal pets as Chi Chi the chimp, Dab Dab the duck, Gub Gub the pig and Gyp the dog. To Harrison’s dismay, Gyp will be portrayed by a mongrel who has picked up a few tricks necessary for the role. The elegant Englishman tried to railroad his dog, Homer, into the part. It’s not that Rex needs the added income. Homer would, in fact, work for free. But the fates ruled otherwise. Homer was gyped out of the opportunity. “Part of the picture will be made in England, you see,” Harrison explained. “And the law there requires visiting dogs to spend six months in quarantine. So I can’t take Homer with me.” “However, working dogs are allowed in without the quarantine. And that’s precisely why I thought Homer should play Gyp. “I’m not really an animal fancier, but Homer is a very special dog. I bought him in the San Fernando valley three years ago when we were making “My Fair Lady.’ He is an enormously personable dog with great expressive eyes.” At the moment, Homer is ensconsed at the Harrison home in Portofino, Italy. He failed to make the trip to Hollywood by plane with his master because he is afraid of heights. For that reason the Harrisons travel by boat most of the time with Homer tagging along. “Homer loves Portofino. He’s made many friends there and has converted the two small butcher shops into his private clubs. He hangs around them picking up scraps whenever he can,” Harrison said. “As pets go, Homer is quite the best of the lot and I’m not at all sure he would have been able to handle stardom. It goes to some creatures’ heads, you know.”

BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS CLEVELAND — In spite of lagging steel output so far this year, chairman Roger Slough predicted at U. S. Steel Corp.'s

annual meeting that consumption for all of 1966 will reach a record 97-98 million tons compared with 93 million last year. He also predicted a more favorable climate for raising steel prices.

DETROIT — The big three auto companies plan to build 838,000 cars in May, just about equal to last year’s record output. These schedules are being maintained even though sales cure running well behind last year.

WASHINGTON UPI — The Commerce Department says new factory orders climbed three per cent in March from the February level to a new high. New orders and the backlog of unfilled orders also climbed sharply.

NEW YORK — The plan of Metro-Goldwyn - Mayer’s management to increase authorized stock to eight million shares as a maneuver in the battle with dissident director Philip Levin has run into new opposition. Puritan Fund, Inc., a mutual group that owns eight per cent of MGM, charged the management proposal might dilute its equity.

ADVERTISE THANKS

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Now customers are always welcome here.

Central NATIONAL BANK

LOCAL LIVESTOCK CENTER Hogs 522.75—523.25 LIVESTOCK Hogs 3,500; barrows and gilts 50-1.00 higher; 1-3, 190-230 lb. 23.00-24.00; 21 head 24.25; 1-3, 230-250 lb. 22.25-23.25 ; 2-3, 240270 lb. 21.50-22.50; 270-325 lb. 20.50- 21.50; sows 25-50 higher; 1- 3, 300-350 lb. 18.50-19.25, few 19.50; 350-500 lb. 17.50-18.50; 2- 3, 450-600 lb. 16.75-17.50. Cattle 1,100; calves 15; steers steady; heifers steady to strong to 25 higher; choice steers 26.50- 27.25; good and choice choice 25.75-26.50; good 24.0025.75; choice heifers 25.2526.00; average choice 26.50; good and choice 24.50-25.25; good 23.00-24.50; cows strong to 50 higher; utility and commercial 18.50-20.50; canner and cutter 17.50-19.50; bull steady.

SUGAR goes in bowls MONEY goes in the FIRST-CITIZENS BANK and Trust Company Save with Safety

Member FDIC

SAW FILINGSHARPENING! JOB SHOP! Ml SC., ETC. WANTED: Saw Filing, Knivac, Scissors, Power Mower Blades, lawn Tools, Gordon Tools, Farm Tools, etc. to sharpen. Also small lumbar, motal, pipe, glass, plastics, ate. cut to langth dosirod. Grinding and soldoring work. Baby shoe bronzing. Reasonable. Shop. Ill N. College Ave. (Rear). Groancastla.

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