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Page Ten
MAKE THIS
YOUR
BUYING
PLACE!
REGISTERED BEAGLE pups, nine
weeks old. Phone 216 or 268 R.
89 40 41pd
REGISTERED, POLLED Hereford
bull, nine months old. Also two
purebred Hereford bulls, eight
months old, and several heifers. R.
W. Dennis, one mile south of Belle
Valley, on U. S. route 21.
40 41 42pd
A FEW EXTRA Ohio-U. S. Ap
proved Pul’orum tested chicks
each Monday and Thursday, also
brooders, feeders and fountains. A
Complete stock. Buckey’s Hatchery,
phone 315-J, Caldwell. 40 41 42c
MATCHED TEAM of sorrel mares,
four to five years old, weight 3600
pounds. Also two new sets of har
■ess. Martin W. Schafer, li miles
west of Sarahsville, Ohio. 40pd
COAT. COOK stove, in excellent con
dition. Tip-top shape in every way.
See H. G. Williams, Mt. Ephraim,
Ohio. 39 40 41c
ONE DISH harrow with ten disks,
and a two-horse riding cultivator.
Both in good condition. Paul Jor
dan, Coal Run, Ohio. Located on
state route 339, eight miles from
Dexter City. 40c
SELLERS KITCHEN cabinet. Good
condition. Mrs. Harley Estadt, 816
Main stneet, Caldwell. 40c
CUT YOUR own wood. I have a
good huzz saw for sale at only
$12.50. E. E. Walters, Caldwell.
40c
BERKSHIRE PIGS, coming eight
weeks old. Ed. Engel, Cumberland
R. D. 4. Phone 32 55. Located 24
miles north of Cumberland. 40pd
PRE-WAR ALL white table top gas
range. Good as new. Glenn Waller,
Caldwell R. D. 3. 40 41 42pd
ONE FORDSON tractor one set of
Ferguson plows, 12-inch one 1935
li ton Dodge truck and one 6 74
dump bed, hydraulic. Steve Odlivak,
£aldwell (Maple Heights).
40 41 42pd
1933 MASTER CHEVROLET coupe.
Good tires and body. See Henry
Rayner, Ava, Ohio. 40pd
TWO FOOT reel type feeders, 45c
three foot reel type feeders, $1.40
four foot grill type feeder, $1.55
three gallon glass water containers,
$1.85 also eight-inch Mason jar bot
tom waters. Sunshine Feed Store,
Caldwell. 39 49 41c
EARLY TOMATO plants. 509 Bridge
street, J. H. Wells, Caidwell.
39 40 41]m1
FARMERS For larger litters,
easier, farrowing, and stronger
pigs, use Rex Wheat Germ Oil. At
drug and feed stores. 36 to 9c
FIVE HEAD of four-year-old work
horses, broke. A. A. Stevens, Sum
merfield R. D. 2, Ohio. 39 40 41pd
FARM OF 70 acres in Noble town
ship, mile and one-half north of
Caidwell. Good pasture, well watered
and leased for oil and gas. Must be
sold to settle estate,
administrator of 1
Phone 175, CaldwellI.
FOR SALE FOR SALE
H. A. Baker,
W. J. Johnson.
38 39 40
ONE 5-YEAR-OLD Jersey cow, with
calf at side one 6-year-old Jersey
•eow, to freshen soon one eight-year
old Jersey cow two half Jersey
cowi, four years old one White
Face heifer calf, two months old
and one four-months-old calf. See
Dwight Ogle, Caldwell R. D. 3.
38 39 40pd
FARMERS Treat shy and non
breeding cows with Rex Wheat
Germ Oil. At drug and feed stores.
GENUINE
Maytag
rolls for
machines.
Caldwell.
replacement parts for
Washers. Also wringer
all makes of washing
Brady’s Radio Shop,
29tfc
ELECTRIC, OIL, and gas brooders.
One and three gallon glass water
fountains. All sixes of metal
ers and fountains. Peat Moss
try litter. Five inch brooder
Windo-meah for poultry house
dows. A complete line of poultry
supplies. Phone 315-J. Buckey’s
Hatchery, Caldwell. 38 39 40c
feed
poul-
pipe.
win-
I WILL offer at private sale at my
home, about one-half mile up the
run road from Dudley, my furniture
consisting of an antique cherry
dresser, a large battery radio, and
other household furniture too nu
merous to mention. Nettie Shattuck.
38 39 40pd.
WINDOW FABRIC, 18c foot win
dow netting, 30c fool, and poultry
netting. Sunshine Feed Store, Cald
well. 39 40 41c
GARDEN RAKES, 77c each garden
hoes, $1.00 each brass spray
nozzds, 7(’c each. Sunshine Feed
Store, Caldwell. 39 40 41c
“A” AND “B” radio pack batteries,
entrance cable, three wire, No. 6
entrance cable, two wire, No. 8 ex
tension lights switch boxes yard
length extension arms. Sunshine
Feed Store, Caldwell. 39 40 41c
NOTICES
3—
NOTICE—This is the season of the
year rats and mice come in. Try
ZIP a new liquid poison and see the
results. Nichols Feed and Produce,
Caldwell. 13 Ind.
GIVE US your order for Blood
Tested Baby Chicks. You can get
them any Tuesday or Friday, if you
give us your order two weeks ahead.
We also have baby chick bedding.
George Estadt & Sons, Caldwell.
36cti
WE DO custom hatching. Sets each
Wednesday of chicken and turkey
eggs. Reserve your trays. Phone
315-J. Burkey’s Hatchery, Caldwell.
38 39 40c
NEW INNERSPRING
MATTRESSES
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED SECTION
FOR RESULTS PHONE 98
CABBAGE AND tomato plants, at
the George Frye farm on Fair
ground road. 40 41 42pd
-FOOT OLD TOWN canoe. Phone
5. Lester Herron, Caldwell. 40pd
McCORMICK DEERING hillside
plow, good as new. Clifford Gould,
Caldwell R. D. 6. 49pd
COLLIE PUPS, the kind you are
looking for. Gerhard Kress, Cald
well R. D. 1
1933 CHEVROLET coupe, in good
shape, good tires. Harry Kohut,
Caldwell R. D. 1, three miles east of
Berne, on Tabor Ridge.
38 39 40pd.
SINCE I have sold my farm equip
ment and personal property, I will
offer for sale my farm consisting of
102 acres in Jefferson township, lo
cated near Middleburg, on hard sur
faced road. Electricity is available.
Carbide light arrangement complete
throughout the house. The farm is
well watered 20 acres of bottom
land 20 acres underlaid with coal
seven oil wells good six room house,
under slate roof good bank barn,
under slate roof granary two
chicken houses and other outbuild
ings. Call or write Mrs. Mary Crum,
802 North street, Caldwell.
38 39 40pd.
McCORMICK DEERING mowing
machine, disk harrow with 14
disks, both in good condition. John
Tomcho, Cumberland R. D. 2, Ohio.
39 40 41pd
SEED POTATOES, certified Tri
umph, $4.00 select Cobblers, $3.85
per bag. Also Vici and seed oats.
Sunshine Feed Store, Caldwell.
39 40 41c
HOT-SHOT BATTERY, $2.25 elec
tric fence, battery type, $9.9
electric fence, electric type, $13.95.
Also insulators and wire clips. Sun
shine Feed Store, Caldwell.
39 40 41c
Made of the Best Material—
Are Ready!
—ALSO—-
NEW COTTON
MATTRESSES
Odd S ze in Innerspring
or Cotton Mattresses.
PILLOW AND FEATHER
WORK MADE TO ORDER!
ZANE MATTRESS CO.
ZANESVILLE, OHIO
Phone 2206 or Write for Prices
LOCAL AND long distance hauling.
Also Cambridge coal hauled, 22c a
bushel. Curtis King Transfer, Box
-’69. Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 6323,
Byesville, Ohio. 30 ti
BABY CHICKS—Sturdy built chicks
at the right prices. Large selection
of breeds. Place your
^or your baby chicks,
more than pleased.
Nichols, Caldwell.
DEAD STOCK
REMOVED PROMPTLY
—Call—
Caldwell Fertilizer
Phone 78
Reverse Charges
2—
40pd
PIGS, READY to go April 19, 1946.
Elmer Miller, Dexter City R. D. 1,
Ohio. 40pd
MODERN HOME in Caldwell, with
two bath rooms. See Howard M.
Shafer, Caldwell. 40c
PARTS FOR 1933 Chevrolet Master,
five tires and wheels. Also chil
dren’s table sets and extra chairs.
Spring exercisers. John Christopher,
Caldwell R. D. 2. 38 39 40pd
order with u"
You will be
Donald D.
Slti
FIELD SEEDS and Fertilizers
Place your orders now for these
items. Be sure you have them when
you need them. Donald D. Nichols,
Caldwell. 31ti
WANTED
WORK WANTED—Washing walls,
cleaning wall paper, general lawn
work, outside painting and general
work of any kind. D. D. Cecil.
Phone 197-R. 40pd
AGENT WANTED by 19 yr. Mfg.
of Modern Hearing Aids. Large
income, small investment. Protected
territory. Write, Hearing Aid Dist.,
1328 Chestnut Street, Room 622,
Philadelphia 7, Pa. 39 40 41
WANTED
AT ONCE!
One half to one ton
panel truck, in good
condition any make.
Send letter immediately,
giving full details, to—
675 E. 157 Street
Cleveland 10, Ohio
ACTIVE SALESMAN— Capable of
consistent, intensive effort for
abxve average opportunity of semi
professional natuie. Steady, year
around business. Average earnings
$75 to $125 weekly after short train
earn
prime
sales
ing period. Our best men
more. Sincerity and hinesty
requisites. Previous direct
management experience helpful but
not required. Car necessary. Must
be between ape 30 and 50. To be
considered state your qualifications
fully. Write Wallace, Box 202, New
ark, New York State. 40 41 42c
CONTRACTOR, WITH portable
grinder, to grind two or three
hundred ton of
county. If interested
Journey, Caldwell.
VETERAN AND
or unfurnished
apartment, now.
Soil Conservation
40pd.
wife need furnished
small house or
References. Call
Office. Phone 280.
USED AND WRECKED cars and
tractors for scrap and parts. I
buy iron and metals of all kinds. Ex
pert welding. Steve Odlivak, Cald
well (Maple Heights). 40 41 42pd
LOOK HERE! Wanted Men to
start in business in Noble county
on our capital. Sell some 200 farm
home products. Thousands of our
dealers now make quick sales, big
profits. For particulars write Raw
leigh’s, Dept. OHC-74-192, Freeport.
Ill. 38 4tpd
WE ARE now, at all times, prepared
to remove dead stock promptly.
Phone 57, Buckey’s Feed Store, Cald
well. Reverse the charges. 37 52pd
BEEF HIDES WANTED Bring
your hides to us. Highest market
price paid. Nichols Feed & Produce,
Caldwell. 20tfi
AGENT WANTED by 19 yr. Mfg. of
Modern Hearing Aids. Large in
come, small investment. Protected
territory. Write, Hearing Aid Dist.,
1328 Chestnut Street, Room 622,
Philadelphia 7, Pa.
TO BUY steel safe, platform scales,
and cash register. Richard R. Ball,
Caldwell. 39 40 41c
FOR RENT
THIRD FLOOR apartment for rent
to .two adults. Clean, sober, and
reliable. Write to 340 Bedford Ave.,
N. W„ Canton, Ohio. 39 40 41c
Republican Voters Nominate
Carr Davis For Commissioner.
miracle wa
THE JOURNAL. CALDWELL OF
MAKE THIS
YOUR
SEI,LING
PLACE!
PUBLIC SALES
I WILL OFFER for public sale on
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1946
beginning at 12:00 o’clock noon, at
the G. T. Jennings property in Olive
(Caldwell R. D. 4) the following:
one white gas range 8-piece dining
room suite kitchen cabinet small
table and chairs wash bench kitch
en work table small cupboard gas
heater library table vanity dresser
clothes press bed and springs con
goleum rugs quilting frames cur
tain stretcher ironing board 10
gallon brass kettle dishes window
blinds curtains lunch cloths end
table crochet table cloth cooking
utensils and other articles too num
erous to mention.
Terms of sale—Cash
GAYLE GORDON, Owner.
Colonel Tom Rossiter—Auctioneer.
40 41pd.
I AM OFFERING for sale at public
auction on
FRIDAY, MAY 3. 1946,
at 12:30 o’clock at the farm located
on U. S. Route 21, at the edge of
Dexter City, the following:
some
plow
plow
EQUIPMENT—Two ladders
farm implements
one marking plow
steel fence posts
one electric cream
can milk pails
metal churn and milk bottles.
one land
one garden
poultry supplies
separator «ream
one three-gallon
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—One
electric radio one victrola fruit
jars dishes crockery ware one bed
one
two
stands
tables
ice box and
one china cabinet two
dining tab’e two card
rocking chairs one auto
one fire proof safe.
Many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms—Cn»h
MRS. J. B. HUTCHESON, O^ner.
Dexter City, Ohio.
F. R. Tom—Auctioneer.
39 40 41 42c
NOTICES
3—
lime in Morgan
write The
40 41pd
DUMP TRUCK for hire, for any
purpose. Available upon call. In
quire Ullman’s store, Harriettsville,
Ohio. Foster Forshey.
40 41 42pd
WE CLEAN toilets and cesspools.
Write Box 212, Cambridge, Ohio.
38 46 pd.
JUST RECEIVED a shipment of
florescence lamps,
see them. Sunshine
Caldwell.
LEGAL NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Trustees, Olive Township,
Noble County, Ohio, at the Office of
the Clerk, Caldwell, Ohio, until 12:00
o’clock noon, April 27, 1946, for the
purchase of one new power main
tainer not to exceed $2,400 00.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
By order of the Olive Township
Trustees.
CLEO HUTCHINS, Clerk.
40 41 Caldwell, Ohio.
Political
Announcements
TO THE PUBLICAN VOTERS
—I am a cand date in -Ihe .May 7.
1946, primary for the office of Noble
County Commissioner. Your support
on that day in giving me the nomin
ation will be appreciated. Ca«t your
vote for W. C. TOAD DAVIS, Cald
well. 37 5tc
CARD OF THANKS
We wish in this way to thank the
good people of Noble and
counties, all the churches
Cross, and everyone who
anything after the fire of
in which we lost everything. May
God’s richest blessings rest on each
and everyone of you who gave,
our sincere wish.
adjoining
and Red
gave us
March 4,
is
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
OLIVER AND FAMILY.
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Noble County Students Enjoy
Sight Seeing Trip To Columbus
(Editor’s Note—Six bus loads
Noble
county schools en'oyed a sight
seeing tour to Columbus, Satur
day. The following account was
submitted by Erval Stevens, in
structor in the Elk local high
school at
of students from the
Harriettsville.)
April 13, is a day to be
by 210 boys and girls
countv and surrounding
sight-
Saturday,
remembered
from Noble
counties who earned a free
seeing and educational tour to Co
lumbus.
The trip was made in six buses
from Bellaire, with very careful and
courteous drivers at the wheel, spon
sored by the Wainer Educational
Tours association.
Leaving Elk local at 4 00 a. m.,
the bus stopping at Middleburg and
Caldwell, there taking on more boys
and girls. The first thriller came
while going from Caldwell to Mc
Connelsville over state route 78. Go
ing over this route in a commercial
bus is very much like riding the
roller coaster at Buckeye Lake.
The river drive from McConnels
ville to Zanesville was beautiful.
Upon arrival at Columbus, the
students were taken to the Ohio
State Museum where they were ac
companied through the various
places by guides. The hall of his
tory was very interesting. The story
of Ohio is told by actual characters.
After spending one
hours in the museum
their bus.
and one-half
all returned to
museum they
Dis-
After leaving the
the Columbus
see the making of a
the plant was broken
paners were being
were taken to
patch plant to
newspaper, but
down and no
printed at that time.
From the Columbus Dispatch plant
they w°re taken to the capitol build
ing. There the guide. Mr. Arnold,
explained the flag displays and pic
tures of Perry’s victorv on Lake
Frie, a treaty wi*h the Indians and
others.
state house is considered “one
nurest examnles of the Doris
United States”. The marble
The
in the
floor of the rotunda contains 4892
blocks of colored marble.
From the capitol building they
wore taken to restaurants
they were served a chicken
and ice cream.
After lunch the
the city ard passed
Columbus
to the
There the boys and
cus, viewing the i
Stop in and
Feed Store,
39 40 41c
where
dinner
toured
children
the penitentiary
municipal zoo.
girls had a cir
animals from a
guinea pig to an elephant. Ending
rp by buying peanuts and feeding
the monkeys this they all enjoyed.
The bus returned to Elk local at
7:30 p. m. The young people declared
that they had learned a lot about
their state and wild animals on this
trip.
The following students from Elk
local enjoyed this trip: Ronald Love,
Harold Forshey, Lloyd Nieb, Hazel
ScFafer, Wandalee Parks, Shirley
Unger, Marilyn Jean Eichhorn, Mar
tha Mantel. Eleanor Bonar, Geneva
Walters, Faye Parks, Nina Erb,
Kenneth Neib, Ronald Forshey, Mark
Williams, and teacher,
Erval Stevens.
17— Mr. and
and children
McVicker re-"
Kennonsburg, Anril
Mrs. Clarence Hague
wer« visiting D. G.
cently.
O’iver WePs was a business vis
itor in Wheeling, W. Va., last week.
Mr. and
Mr7. Jane
urday.
Mrs. Haro’d House visited
House and son, Bert, Sat-
Mr. and
William I ashley
Mrs.
callers in Pittsburgh,
were business
Fa Monday.
Mrs. Velva
end daughter,
Holmes, son, Roger,
Dorothy, of Claysville
son,
visited Mrs. Jane House, and
Bert, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Bates
children of Canton snent the
end with their parents, Mrs.
Bates and Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
ley.
and
week
Angie
Lash-
enter-
and Mrs. Ellis Long
the rook club Thursday eve
Those present were Mr. and
Mr.
tained
ning.
Now better than ever—thanks to war
time research—Kem-Tone brings you
greater hiding power, durability, room
beauty. Applies like magic! Dries in 1
hour without “painty” odor. Covers
most any interior surface, even wall
paper, with one coat.
Mrs. Homer Rich, Mr. and Mrs, R.
W. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wys
carver and children, Miss Melba
Long, Mrs. Jennie King, Mr. and
Mrs. Ures Massie and Henry Hague.
Miss Bernadine Lashley of Canton
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Lashley.
S'
Mrs.
the
Mrs. Vivian Feldner and
Mary Ward were hostesses to
Good Cheer Circle at the home of
the former, Tuesday evening. Twelve
members and one guest were pres
ent.
7 at
with
tess.
program.
The next meeting will be May
the home of Mrs. Audrey Long
Mrs. Grace Wy scarver, co-hos-
Group No. 1 wiil present the
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Rich enter
tained Sunday with a three-course
chicken dinner served cafeteria style.
The table was centered with five
large cakes honoring the eldest
guest, Mrs. Barbara Bates, and her
grandchildren, Mrs. Mary Shepherd,
Mrs. Melba Flood, Don Rich and
Shirley Anne Bates whose birthdays
are in the following week, also Er
vin Bates, Mr. and Mrs. John Bates,
daughter, Ruth Annis, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Roe and daughters, Myrtle,
Noble Chicks
GO TO THE
HEAD OF THE
CLASS!
ORDER YOUR NOBLE EGG
MASTER CHICKS NOW!
NOBLE HATCHERY
A. R. BEYER, Proprietor.
Phone 91 Caldwell, Ohio
THE FACT IS
ELECTRONIC HOT DOGS
NEW MACHINE WILL GRILL
HOT D06S ANO HAMBURGERS
EH ELECTRONIC HEAT. 6-E
ENGINEERS HELPED DEVELOP IT
Thursday, April 18, 1946
Pauline and son, Dean, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Bates and daughter, Jacqueline,
Jimmie Flood, Ralph Shepherd, Gar
field Bates, Donald Forbes, Mr. and
Mrs. Ervin Graham and daughter,
Anne Beryl and son, Gene, and Miss
Romaine Harding and Miss Countess
Ankrom.
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The following prices were quoted
by the Caldwell Produce Company
effective, Wednesday, April 17
(These quotations are subject to
change without notice.)
Heavy springers .... 5 lbs. up
Heavy springers .... 3 to 5 lbs.
Light springers .......
Heavy hens
Light hens
White ducks
Colored ducks
Geese
Old cocks
Young tom turkeys
Young hen turkeys
Old tom turkeys ...
Old hen vuikeys •..
Rabbits
Large grade A white eggs doz.
Large grade A brown eggs doz.
Medium grade A white eggs doz.
Medium grade A brown eggs doz
Large grade white eggs doz.
Large grade brown eggs doz.
Current receipt eggs doz.
Pullet eggs doz.
PROPJET,
30c
28c
26c
26c
20c
2JC
15c
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
Ih.
12c
30c
32c
28c
31c
20c
32c
31o
28c
28c
30c
29c
27c
23c
w
ft
Efficiency
Rating:
SUPERIOR!
The Reputation and Quality of Noble Chicks
Have Never Been Equalled ... NEVER!
•—BETTER PROFITS
•—HIGHER LIVABILITY
•—FASTER GROWTH
•—GREATER EGG PRODUCTION
NEW TYPE
GAS TURBINE FOR PLANES,
DOES DOUBLE JOB
TURNS THE PROPELLER AND ADDS POWER
THROUGH A JET TO THE REAR. EXPERTS SAY
PROPJET WILL POWER GIANT TRANSOCEANIC
AIR LINERS OF TOMORROW. IT WAS DESIGNED
BY GENERAL ELECTRIC ENGINEERS.
CHICKS LAUGH
AT GERMS!
NEW *BROODERATOR*
PROVIDES GERM-FREE
AIR FOR. CHICKS. AIR
IS PURIFIED WITH A
■GENERAL ELECTRIC
GERMICIDAL LAMP.
AUTOMATICALLY CONTROL
LED HEAT IS FURNISHED
BY G-E CALROD HEATER.
GENERAL ELECTRIC