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Page Eight
Buying
FOR SALE
i—
616
Caldwell, Ohio.
STORM WINDOWS and screens,
metal seal aluminum windows 30
day delivery, cost no more, month-1 community,
ly payments, custom built. Free I-------------
estimates given, no obligations. I CORN AND fodder. Ira
Windows are guaranteed, long life, I Caldwell, Ohio,
will not corrode, rust, warp or rot.
Call E. R. Dutton, Caldwell, Ohio. BARGAINS
Phone 172-M. 16 17 181 nice vanity
1 bed, good coil
CIRCULATING COAL heater, me-l repair solid
dium size, good as new, price I table, 32x48 in
$30 also one Briggs & Stratton! or dressing
motor, recently overhauled. How-1 er, s----
ard Newton, Dexter City Route 1,1 Harry Calland,
—_____------------------------------ -----------1 6pd
DeLAVAL ELECTRIC cream sep-|i5 i6pd
arator, like new large disk
strainer, 1 10-gallon milk can, Ma■
jestic range cook
bread raiser,
Ralph,
Caldwell, Ohio.
NYE BARN equipment. Chore Boy
portable and pipe line milkers,
Iowa separators, and water separa
tors D. Nichols, Caldwell,
Ohio. 16 17 18
‘THREE ELECTRIC radios, Loys’
wagon, children’s scooters, and|
other toys. Get your Ch
shopping done eai
rly. D. D. Nichols,
16 17 18l
STOVE PIPE, roof cement
lights, electric lanterns, manure
forks, axes, fire shovels, bolts. See
us. D. D. Nichols, Caldwell, Ohio.
16 17 18
$1.50 per bushel,
GOOD EAR corn,
delivered.
Dodge truck, in extra gooc
tion. Phone Mt. Ephraim,
Cleary, Summerfield, Ohio.
Also 1940 l*/2 ton
i condi-
COAL SCREENED, lump, 20c|2—
z
ONE PAIR OF good work horses,1
weight 3600 pounds, 9 and 121 tipple,
years old. One DeLaval No. 12
cream separator. Lowell Swain,
iy4 miles south of Caldwell on U
S. Route 21. 1-
gas,
Inquire
well,
one mile south
GENUINE
Maytag
rolls for
machines.
Caldwell.
PURE BLOODED polled Hereford I Ford statior
bulls and heifers, six to eight I fore you buy.
months old. Also spotted saddle I Metal
horse, two years old. Ralph Starr, I
Summerfield Route 2, two miles 17—
west of Calais. 14 15 lopdl
APPLES DELICIOUS, Grimes,
York Imperial, Improved Romes,
and other varieties. Bring con
tainer. Hupp’s orchard, four miles
northeast of Beverly. 10 18pd
1936 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, in
A-l condition. May be seen
Rayner’s Garage, Ava, Ohio.
14 15 16c
JOURNAL CLASSIFIEDS
For Results Phone 98
Place! For Results Ph°ne 98 pface!
FOR SALE
SMALL tables, $2 I balance in pr
jr radio set, $2 dayltle 2 hogs 4
springs, $2.50, needs I bushels
kitchen or displaylNo. 2
ches, $3 nice vanity I tivator
o table, $3.50 one dress-1 gasoline
small walnut buffet, $4. Mrs. 16 tons baled straw
field, Ohi
1932 PONTIAC COUPE. Motor I "7“----------------------- 77“ I °.Wners- Hd,old ociaara .auc■
stove, cabinet! ancj Hampshire rams. Edgar Far-1 years old, bred June 6 1 Guernsey
and tables. Willislson Dexter City, Ohio. 15 16pd| cow, 4 yea
Fairground Street, I -I Jersey cow,
16 17 18| NnTIf’Ii’Q 19 1 brindle cow,
---------------------1 |June 21 4 heifer
FOR SALE BY owner, a good farm!------------------------------------------------------ 1 9 months old 1
of 138 acres of fertile soil, well! DOG OWNERS—See us for y°ur|pigs 7 wee
watered. Located 5 miles east ofl needs. Dog feed, dog collars, dogler ”j lime
Caldwell and two miles south ofl leases, and a full line of dog medi-l mowing
Sarahsville, just off State Routelcines. D. D. Nichols, Caldwell,I land
147. Two sets of buildings with I Ohio. harrov.
two six-room houses, electricity ini single
one and available at the other.IWE HAVE a few real bargains ini spike 1
Eight acres of timber, includingl Gents’ new and used watches—| cans
several white and red oaks. FarmlElgins, Waithams, Hamiltons, Bu-Iwor^
can be divided into two tracts, andllovas, etc. All guaranteed time-1 Sale
will sell as a whole or separately. keepers. Ladies’ diamond rings and I Terms
T. W. Stottsbei ry, Sarahsville Route I ladies’ flexible watch bands. E. E.
1, Ohio. 16 17 18pd I Walters, Jeweler, Caldwell, Ohio.
NOTICES
1930 MODEL A FORD, good condi-1 BE SAFE. Get your sugar cure
tion. Young’s garage, Sarahs-1 and meat brine now. Our supply
ville Ohio 16pd|is in. Sunshine Feed Store, Cald
well, Ohio. 15 16 17
HEATING STOVES. Also apart
ment size gas range, like new.
Kirby Company, Caldwell, Ohio.
16-------------
BUTCHERING SUPPLIES Jars,I HAULING OF all kinds, includingl LIVESTOCK—Roan cow, 4 yearslMae Becket in the absence of Ber
crocks knives, Morton’s smoke| coal, sand, grayel, and concrete! old, baby beef at side Hereforainice Greathouse.
salt Tender Quick sausage season-1 blocks. Russell Keith, Caldwell!cow, 8 years old, baby beef at side I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parrish were
in«/’Hnrdv’s smoke salt, sugar cure,| Route 6. Phone 714 3. 14-201 Hereford cow, 7 years old, babylrecejved as new members. The so
Itauid smoke See us for vourl -------------------------------------------J beef at side Hereford cow 6 yearsLiar hour was enjoyed by the fol
butchering supplies. D. D. Nichols,J old, baby beef at side Herefoidl jowing. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lorey
Caldwell Ohio. 16 17 18|| I?\VIN MAC’WTNIT cow« 4 years old, baby beef at sicie l.n(j family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIRING!
Quick, Reliable Service!
Machines Bought and Sold.
Phone 241
Or Write
PAUL CARPENTER
727 Race Street
Zanesville, Ohio
IN ORDER
count on Fall Fertile
be paid by Nov. 1,
Caldwell Implement
House, Caldwell, Ohio.
Hupp, Caldwell Route 1, Ohio.lwork. Interested parties write tol
Also a Hercules dump bed, hy-lBox A-90, Caldwell, Ohio. 16pdl 15-16-17
draulic hoist for sale or trade. Will!---------------------------
fit flat bed 15_16pd A COAL DIGGER to operate W:|
1 foot mine, with air shaft, 3001
foot entry and good track.
loading bin
track. Edgar Farson.
Ohio.
g^Caldwe^Route 6, Ohio. I youn^ man, employed in^lO-
ONE l*/» H. P. gasoline motor,
new one hand cement mixer,
new. Sunshine Feed Store, Clald
well, Ohio 15 I? 17|WANTED TO BUY, scrap
tires, paper, rags, batteries,
uuva wx ators, brass, copper, lead and
DAIRY FARM of 130 acres, on
Route 77, ten miles north of Mari
etta, Ohio,
barns,
deep
farm,
Ohio.
°^thEhousin gOUbMrsWOrEls1iern St I UNFURNISHED APARTMENT fori Sho wa.s HarPv A^FarsV
*S 16 —------—--------------------------------1 Journal. 14 15 16pd| chief system operator for the Rock
1 land Power & Light Company for
29 years.
WANTED TO BUY
Two^silos filled, two I Old cars to wreck for parts
electricity, excellent I scrap.
Rechsteiner| t°.our yard
of Lowell,..
14 15 16pd|for sale on
1937 Willys
cars to v
excellent| scrap. Highest
I., let us know and we
will send a truck for it. We have
1935 Ford coach, one
and one 1936
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
bushel third ‘grade, °50c~ bushel. Murphy Funeral Home.
I. A. Pitts, Caldwell Route 2, Ohio,
west of Hoskinsville. 1“
14-17pd
jur 5% dis
'er it must
1946. Thelness, saddle, electric
& Supply|cut saws, 3 log ch
14 15 16| binders, 2 platform
... I scales, engine
LOCAL AND
long distance hauling.! forge, anvil,
10 000 TOBACCO sticks, split and] Also Cambridge coal hauled, 22c al hoist, lawn
shaved. Must be moved quick-1 bushel. Curtis King Transfer, Box! tackle, snovei
ly. Priced right. Inquire T. M.|269, Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 6323,1 luP u”d ,.le
Ehlermann, at Ehlermann Service,! Byesville Ohio 30 ti,lzer 10
Caldwell, Ohio. 161----
WANTED
WANTED
bushel Delivered to Caldwell oi l---------------------------------------------—_l Many
Sarahsville from the Bates Mine,|LADY WANTS work in Caldwell. I ous too
Ball Holler. For coal write to D.l Capable of doing any type of I
I tarpaulin.
See these be
ildwell Iron &L
1, Ohio 16pd| chuicii.
LOST
HOUND, black and
replacement parte fori BEAGLE HOUND, black andp'shc /survived by
w 1 ,.re iRr. wrimrerl white, with brown ears. Lost! Mrs. Clarence Snydei
Washers. Also I from Roy Davis farm near Roches-I Ohio four sister-in
all makes of wasninK|t er If found, notify Carlos BroWn.l px jen(j Meek, of Akron. Ohio, Mrs.
ter. If found, notify Carlos Brown,
16 17 18c
Brady’s Radio Shop,! Belle Valley, Ohio. 16 17 18cl Hazel Hammondf
29tfc| I Mrs. 1
Farst.
nieces
LEGAL NOTICES
We wish to express thanks and
appreciation to our neighbors,
friends, and relatives, for their
in|many kindnesses and favors dur
t|ing our dear husband father’s ill-
I
__________ highest responsible bidder at their I ber 17 at the Snyder Funeral Home
GOOD PRICES paid for old Jurni-1 regular
cemetery.
ture, rope or spool beds, old desks, I house at the Forest Grove High| near there.
chest of drawers, corner cupboards,| School. The Board reserves thel
old lamps, music boxes, six leg! rjght to accept or reject any or alll^
tables, old China and glassware.I bids. I
Guns or any old article in wood, I R. P. ELLIOTT, I
brass, or copper, over 50 years old.|16pd lerk licasuiei
Write. Tell us what you have. Wei tHANKS~
.ill call and ray you top cash|C^D..?Fh
prices. Shuster’s, Box 435, Navarre/
Ohio. 2 Jtfn
Iness and death. For the floral of
I fering and other favors, the Rev.
McGee for his consoling and com-
FIRST grade, $2.00| forting words, the singers, and the
MRS. W. ANDERSON
AND CHILDREN.
Selling
PUBLIC SALES
atoc
overhauled and new tires. E. M. I FRUIT TREES, evergreens, hedge I tionecr. iopa Hannah Rebecca Barnhouse, whose ad
Hpddlosnn 'Caldwell Route 6 Ohio I plants, grape vines, etc. Free| I dress is Caldwell, Ohio, has been ap
fieaaieson, caiawtll rvoutt o, vniu.i fo oxtralON SATURDAY NOV 9 1946, l| pointed apd qualified as administratrix
16pd I catalogue. years. NO extra 1' /V 7 A, JI with the will annexed of the estate of
--------------------1 charge for planting evergreens or I wil lofler at public auction at my 1 Abner BarnhOUSCi deceased, late of
R7 acrt? FARM near Bello Valiev I small orders of fruit trees, etc. residence, one mile east of Sum-1 Caldwell, Noble Ohio.
6 six roomVou/and other buS Noble County lost, this year, over me, field on State Route 78, at the lgated th,.s 29,hCounty,
day October. A. D..
ines Call or see Inez Clark Cald-|one-half million dollars because of| Blue Moon, the following piopertyl orro
well Ohio 16pd|iiO fruit trees on farms. Open| to-wit: 1 team of registered Per-1 Probate Judge of said County.
1 Sundays. Mitchell Nursery, Bev-1 cheron mares, 12 and 13 years old,! 16 17 18
SORRELL RIDING horse, cheap. erly, Ohio. 16-33pd| weight 1700 pounds each 1 dark!
Martin W Schafer, oAe mile I gray mare, 5 years old, weight
west of Sarahsville, Ohio. 16| 1936 DODGE 4-door sedan. Carlos| 1500 pounds 1 spring mare colt, 61 Estate of Everett o. Burbacher,
I Kamase Caldwell Route 2 Ohio I months old 1 Jersey cow, 6 years!
Deceased.hereby
REGISTERED type Delaine ram.Jersey ,-
Geese lb.
A GOOD USED heatrola. Floyd I AUCTION, FRIDAY, Nov. 1, 12:301 Old cocks lb.
Boyd, Caldwell Route 5, Sharon I p. m., one-half mile off State I Young tom turkeys---------- lb.
16pd|Route 77, at Coal Run Span mules, I Young hen turkeys lb.
weight 2100 pounds red roan all-|oid tom turkeys lb.
Pryor,| purpose horse 22 head dairy cowsdoid hen turkeys---------------lb.
16pd| ranging in age from 3 to 10 years,I Rabbits lb.
several springers,! Large gr. A white eggs doz.
iduction 6 stock cat-1 Large gr. A brown eggs doz.
10-week-old_ pigs 25l Medium gr. A brown eggs doz
potatoes 15 bushelsl Medium gr. A white eggs doz.
mower, riding cul-|Large gr. white eggs
lall tractor 2 h. Large gr. brown eggs
engine grinder harness Current receipt eggs
__2_2 10 tons mixed! punet eggi
baled hay, etc. All cows are T. B.r
and Bangs tested. II. Grimes &
Son, owners. Harold Goddard,
tioneer. 16pdi
M.... ih c-ndonm mie
I ^diuwLii
nuuie viuu.i oa- mnr I Notice is giVen that Ralph
old, bred April 20, 1 Hereford C| Burbacher, of Summerfield, Ohio,
3 years old, bred June 5, 1 half-1 been duly appointed administrator of
and half Hereford cow, 3| the estate of Everett o. Burbacher de-
O ytdib oru, in
MARTHA BURR,
Dick Walters, Auctioneer.
17 18pd
I nfijVVlWlw 1VI Al rl rj "Hereford cow, 4 years old, babyl5,,cres|. family, Mr. and Mrs.
at side Hereford cow, 5 years|Glen King and family, Mr. and Mrs.
baby beef at side Hereford I james Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
2 years old, baby beef at side Ian(j family, Mr. and Mrs. Da
ford cow, 2 years old, babyi^j Beckett and family, Mr. and
at side 1 Heifer, 1 year o»d l^j Joseph Parrish and family, Al
gistered Hereford bull, 1 year! ...
1 Black mare, 6 years old Black
ire. 12 years old.
old,
Ut)W
11 iti c, 1 4- y
MACHINE
other articles too
mention.
MILDRED NOLL,
E. R. TOM, Auctionee
OBITUARY
iron,
radi
zink.
and.
shaft, 300|'zl, 1 V |contest. The public is invited
Good Florence Meek Farst was bornhend.
and outside|May 29, 1881, and passed away on!
Dexter City,| October 14, 1946, at the age of 65l VISITED RELATIVES
15 16 17pd| years, four months and 16 days, atl Miss Nancy Kay Hill, three year
Miami Valley hospital, Dayton, I oid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
15 16 17pdl CREAM TESTER for Co-op cream! Ohio. |Hill, visited her grandparents and
I station. Apply
at the Caldwell! she was born near Summerfield,I aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Hill and
FLEX-O-GLASS for hen house I Co-op station, Main street. Ohio, the daughter of William andlp.veretta Morrison, Sunday. Little
windows, house and barn brooms,114 15 i6C I Amanda Wharton Meek. I Nancy Hill has been receiving treat
staples, spikes and auto jacks Al-1 fqtttppfd farm Seel she attended school there, and I ment at the Children’s hospital in
ol .rshmc n| 2^
After their marriage they re
sided in Mt. Vernon, later moving
to Middletown. N. Y., where they
resided for the past 29 years.
In Middletown, N. Y., she was
civic leader for a num
years, being charge of the
active
Scout troop there, the Am-
'rican Red Cross, a member of the
rs Club and Queen Esther
of Eastern Star. She was
ber of St. Paul’s Methodist
and was an active worker
Woman’s Society of Chris
and superintendent of|
department
15
surviv
I in the
tian Sc
the junior
Her
Sharon Loca. —.
Education will offer for sale to thel a---
al School Board of| Farst, passed away in March, 194a.
Funeral services were held Octo
in Sunday
one sister,
of Dayton,
laws, Mrs.
Ashland, Ohio.l
and
Mrs. Alice]
of Butler, Ohio and several]
and nephew's.
late husband,
Harry A.
ARCHER BROTHERS
BUTCHERS
Distributors For
All Kinds of Meat
SPECIAL CUTS
BEEF PORK
—Call—
Mt. Ephraim Exchange
Three Miles East of Mt.
Ephraim (Mud Run Road)
—WE DELIVER—
Ray C. Archer—Manager
THE JOURNAL CALDWELL OHIO
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
lii Dated
calves, from to I
brood SOW and 4| Probate Judge cf said County
1 Deering bind-116 17 18
spreader 1 wagon 1
machine 1 hay rake 1
n\
1 hillside plow 1 disk
1 spike tooth harrow 1
ovcl plow:
ith plow 3
sled and 1
harness, lines,
begins at
a 1 n v ic*.
BY 1 disk grain
drill, Deering mowing machine,
hay rake, hay tedder, John Deere
disk, 2 lam1 side plows, hillside
plow, tractor plow, 2 spring tooth
harrow, shovel plow, two-shovel
cultivator, corn drill, wagon with
hay ladder, sled, rubber tire trac
tor wagon, buggy and harness,
prices were quoted
Produce Comnany
The following
by the Caldwell
effective, Wednesday, October 30—
Heavy springers----- 4 ^bs. up
Light springers lb.
Heavy hens lb.
Light hens lb.
White ducks lb.
Colored ducks lb.
this 29th day of October, 1946.
otto poling,
11 CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank each
11 lovely cards and kind
1 cultivator lime during my stay in
10-gallon milk|kins hospital.
set of double JAMES M. DAILEY,
and
1:00
bridles. I
o’clock.
one for
letters
Hjyjgory Council
Owner. I
Holds Regular Meeting
yeal I berta Miller, Bobbie Lee Picken
paugh, Donna Secrest, Eileen Rich
ard McNabb, host and hostess.
The November meeting will be
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Glen King.
Prince of Peace Contest
t( C1 Sunday At Belle Valley
ns. 2 chain I The annual local Prince of Peace
scales, beam|contest will be held Sunday eve
compressor, ning. November 3 at 7:30 o’clock in
drill press, chainllhe Belle Valley Methodist church,
newer, block and|according to superintendent J. H.
saws, post digger, I Colley.
xxw oct, O. B. Wise pul ver-1 Sponsored by the Ohio Council of
2 2 5-gallon cream cans,| Churches, the contest is a contribu
rotary pump, wheel barrow,
chains, sewing machine,
r, truck 11ion toward an educational program
stand,| in behalf of permanent Peace.
I Belle Valley high school students
numer-1 taking part will include- Donna
|Jean Secrest, Frances Greathouse,
Betty Jean Halahan, Phyllis Lanier,
Susan Galayda, James Veloskey,
and Clifford Buckey.
Rev. J. B. McGee, pastor
church there, will preside
Cin“
Examination Slated
For Budget Positions
28c
24c
18c
15c
15c
30c
35c
30c
35c
20c
53c
45c
45c
50c
48c
45c
35c
doz.
doz.
doz.
doz.
Notice of Appointment
adc Estate of Abner c. Bar!ihouse. Deceased,
I Notice of Appointment
I eased. late of Summerfield, Noble
,, n County. Ohio.
S old, bred June 9 II Creditors are required to file their
5 years old bred June| claims with said fiduciary within four
6 vears old bred I monlhs or be forever barred
E.
the
ent
.John Hep-
I The Lime Rock Advisory council,
I Noble county Farm Bureau, held
1their October meeting at the home
THE UNDERSIGNED will offer atlof Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNabb, near
Public Sale on her farm, located I Caldwell.
six miles east of Caldwell on the! Alberta Miller led the devotionals
COAL HAULING from any mine I Caldwell Fulda road land group singing was enjoyed. The
Telephone orders to 63-J or 708-1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9 I theme of the discussion period was
F-41 Walter Nichols. 15 16 17pd|the following personal property. 1^0 Have a Friend Be One.
I Beginning at 12:00 noon. I Recreation was in charge of Nellie
Guests were Roberta Bond. Martha
Cain, Carrie Caldwell and Shirley
Marquis.
the
the
at-
of
at
to
New examinations for budget
examiner and organizations and
methods examiner were announced
today by the U. S. Civil Service
Commission to fill federal positions
in Washington, D. C. Salaries
range from $3,397 to $5,905 a year.
24c
Applicants must have had from
four to six years of adminis
trative experience which has pro
vided a knowledge of management
principles and practices. Part of
this experience must have been in
budget or organization and meth
ods work. Appropriate education,
may be substituted for as much as
three years of the experience.
No written test is required ap
plicants will be rated on their ex
perience and training as described
in their applications. The maxi
mum age limit, 62 years, will be
waived for veterans. Further in
formation regarding the require
ments is outlined in the examina
tion announcement.
Further in-
the examina-
Further information and appli
cation forms may be obtained from
the commission’s local secretary,
Frank Tarleton, at the Caldwell
postoffice, or from most first and
second class postoffices, civil serv
ice commission regional offices, or
the United States civil service
commission, Washington 25, D. C.
Applications must be received in
the commission’s Washington office
not later than Nov. 19, 1946.
Air Mail Rates
To Be Lowered
has
You can send a half-ounce letter
to any country in the world, be
ginning Friday, at a maximum cost
of 25 cents.
Rates to South America will be
only 10 cents a half ounce, and to
Europe 15 cents. To Africa, Asia,
and the Far East, the cost is 25
cents. Rates to many countries now
run as high as 70 cents a half
ounce.
A letter mailed from San Fran
cisco
New
than
other
only
to Shanghai or Auckland,
Zealand, will arrive in less
three days by air. On the
side of the world, Paris is
aboyt a day away.
Big Youth For Christ
Rally Slated Nov. 9
An outstanding Youth for Christ
rally is being planned for Caldwell
and Noble county, Saturday even
ing, Nov. 9, which will be held in
the First Presbyterian church.
The Lehman gospel team from
Wheeling, W. Va., have
the invitation to headline
and they will be in
charge
accepted
this rally
complete
they will be
of the service,
known to many
in Noble county,
be the largest ever held
Well
teners
should
here.
ELECTRIC
—AND—
ACETYLENE
WELDING
BRAZING
CUTTING
SOLDERING
No Job Too Large
Or Too Small!
THOMPSON
GARAGE
We Pay For Dead Stock
Horses—$5.00 Cows—$3.00 CASH
ANIMALS OF SIZE AND CONDITION!
All Small Stock Removed Promptly,
ALL 148 CALDWELL
NOBLE COUNTY FERTILIZER
REVERSE PHONE CHARGES.
(Ben Noll, Agent for C. E. Henderson & Son)
LIVESTOCK AUCTION!
EVERY FRIDAY
Sale Starts At 1:00 O’clock P. M.
—PLENTY OF BUYERS—
OUR PRICES ARE
ALWAYS HIGH!
BRING US YOUR LIVESTOCK I
Noble Livestock Auction
JOE SECREST—Auctioneer
North of Caldwell (Florence) Off U. S. Route 21
RETURNS FROM WEST
Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Swetnam and
family have returned to their home
on Walnut street, after visiting with
relatives and friends in Missouri for
two weeks. Regular church services
at the First Church of Christ will be
resumed Sunday.
Photo Developing—Gillespie’s
COAL!
BAKER STRIP MINE
Located One Mile
West of Berne.
Run of Mine—
lie Bushel.
Every Day Except Sundays
Phone Lewisville 2-R-22
17
f)
13
1
1
1
radio lis
this rally
More complete plans for the pro
gram are now being worked out by
the committee.
REVIVAL MEETING
A revival service wil be held each
evening next week at the Archers
I'idge Church, beginning Monday,
November 4. Rev. Lcnley Addis
will occupy the pulpit. Regular ser
vices w’ill be held Sunday with
church school at 1:30 p. m. and
preaching at 2 o’clock.
1
omo
Cumberland
CALDWELL,
Public Sale
I will offer at public sale on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1946,
11:00 O’clock A.
die following personal property, at my farm, the former Swazy
Dotson farm, located on the Stafford-Summerfield road, 3^ miles
south of Summerfield—
Cows (10 Milkers).
Yearlings.
Calves.
Registered Bull.
Team Horses and Harness.
Sow and 6 Pigs, 4 weeks
old.
100 Hampshire Pullets and
Hens.
John Deer Tractor and 2-way
Turning Plow, Harrow,
Cultivators, and Buck
Rake.
Sled
Haywagon.
Lime Spreader.
Heater.
Oil Brooder.
Maytag Motor.
I Cook Stove
COLONEL TOM ROSSITER—Auctioneer.
BLANKETS
Purrey
72 90
5% Wool Pairs
70 80
25% Woo! Singles
72 84
White Sheet Blankets
72 99
Jaquard (Indian) Blankets
66 80
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
BLEACHED MUSLIN
Limited Quantity.
WHITE ORGANDIE
COTTON TOWELING
Colored Border
Thursday, October 31, 1946
Mrs Madge McLaughlin, of Sar
ahsvilie, was a Caldwell vwtor on
Saturday.
WANTED!
auctioneering
ANY KIND
ANY TIME
ANY WHERE
RIGHT PRICE AND SERVICE!
Call Or Write
JAMES A. WATSON
Phone and Postoffice
Quaker City, Ohio
WE PAY FOR DEAD STOCK!
HORSES.... $5.00 COWS.... $3.00
OF SIZE AND CONDITION.
“We Pay With Silver Dollars”
CALL------------
CALDWELL FERTILIZER
PHONE 78 .. Reverse Phone Charges
R. E. DICKSON.
Oliver No. 85, 2-way
Riding Plow.
Cultipactor.
Spike Tooth Harrow.
i
2-row Corn Planter.
i
Osborne Mowing Machine
and Rake.
Walking Plows and Small
Tools.
i
Cream Separator.
1
Universal Milking Machine
Used One Year.
Wind Charger and 2
Radios.
1 Moore Heater.
-FARM ALSO FOR SALE—
SANDWICHES SERVED ON GROUNDS.
Roy K. .Martin
OWNER.
Summerfield Route 1, Ohio
The vote is sure to be “YES'
on any of these items—
Saturday, November 2,1946
2:00 P. M.
SHEETS
Piquot and Mohawk
72x99 and 81x99
PILLOW CASES
36x42
MEN’S POPLIN SHORTS
PLAIN PRINT —80 80
Blue Green Red
Limited Quantity
CREATONNE
DRAPERY MATERIAL
36 and 48 Inch.
The Wm. Hill Store
“Since the Turn of the Century’’
CALDWELL, 0HI0

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