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DAY AFTER DAY PEOPLE ARE DEPENDING AS THEIR BUYING GUIDE CALL 68 CLASSIFIED RATES For Consecutive Minimum 75e 1 insertion 3c per. word 2 insertions 5p per word 3 inssrtions 6c per word 4 insertions 8c per word 5 insertions 9c per word 6 insertions lOc per word In Memorium lOc per line Cards of Thanks Sl.OO Blackface Local 15c per line These charges are at a reduced cash rate and apply i' the act is paid within 10 days after the first insertion. A special service charge of 25c will be added after the day period. Call 68 before 10:30 a. m.

for insertion same day, except Saturday, 9 a. m. deadline. Cancellation daily. until 10 a.

m. Rates quoted are local advertising rates. -FOR household expanding file, s'Syay index. 1, al- phabeticaily; 2, income tax and budget purposes; 3, monthly. Only $1.25.

Tipton Tribune. p-294 3ABINETS custom built. Phone 48, Atlanta. Jack Honnold. c-tf ttARTIN steel cribs, bins.

D. L. Waterman, No. 1, Noblesville. Phone 19F22.

c-tf FOR used stoker, automatic Honeywell control, all in good condition. Also hot water tank. Call 3557. c-291 LIKE NEW, but used, 21-inch table model TV with base, $275. $27.50 down, and only $2.69 per week.

Antenna included. Goodyear Service' Store, 128 E. Jefferson St. Phone 125. c-289 FOR furnished apartment.

529. Adults only. Phone c-tf FOR trailer. Cheap. Phone 141 HA, Arcadia.

p-292 FOR RENT in country. Some livestock to care for. Write Box Tribune. p-291 MODERN ROOMS by day or week, reasonable rates. Tipton Hotel, Tribune East Jefferson street.

FOR RENT Modern four room unfurnished apartment. Gas heat. Mrs. Arthur Teal, phone 1605. (c-tf) FOR furnished apartment.

Adults. Phone 1259. c-292 FOR seed wheat, certified, $2.75. rick, Kemptori. of Normanda.

Frank Kirkpat- Two miles west p-291 FOR Duran, heart saver chair, Vi price. Call 627 or 1415. p-289 FOR RENT Four-room modern upper duplex. Phone 4321. Private entrance, c-tf FOR 3-room unfurnished apartment, well located.

Phone 1619. c-292 MISCELLANEOUS FOR reconditioned standard typewriter, CESSPOOLS, Septic lanKs and riDton Tribune. p-tf FOR ESTATE new hous3, nearly comnleted, in Hemlock. E. A.

Fcsterf 29Q FOR SALE FOR clover hay in the field. Call 2 on 117, Atlanta. p-289 FOR trailer, box bed, rack, in good condition; one ewe (sheep). IVi miles west of Elwood on highway 28. Call after 4:30 p.

m. p-289 STONE, gravel: Noble Vbone 736. c-tf uR SALE New aluminum straight back office chairs, $33.25. Tiyton Tribune. tf "JFOR expanding files, alphabetical partitions, and.

15 special printed partitions for receipts, disbursements, and other! material for income tax. Tipton Tribune. p-291 p-291 $695 FOR 11-ft. refrigerator, perfect condition. Phone 1478.

c-289 GARAGES 'jar and a half erected on your lot; 36 months to pay. No down pay-1 nient. Hemlock Lumber. Phore 1 Triangle, Inn. Cen'cr 32F2Q.

FEMALE HELP WANTED Phone 30X3. p-291 TOR brand Freezer Tape, Hi inch by 108 feet. Roll, 98c. Tipton Daily Tribune. FOR metal vdrawer letter file, full roller suspension, with or without lock.

Tipton Tribune. tf HELP to cook and or housekeeper. Phone 1449. p-290 "for cleaning. No FOR SALE Certified Vigo seed 'wheat, treated and bagged, $2.75 pcr'bu.

Phono SharpsviUe. Ad- laundry. 529. Tipton Hotel. Phone c-289 to care for mi- lines cleaned.

Bakers Corner 32. c-ti DO IT YOURSELF AND SAVE! We have floor sanders, polishers, wallpaper steamers and papering tools for rent. Tolle Bros. Phone 638. c-ti DO YOU have an alcoholic prob lem? If so, write Alcoholic Anon ymous, Box 212, Tipton.

ic-ti SEWER SERVICE. Robert ham and Phone 4159 Francis c-tl ARCADIA Mrs. V. V. Learning Recent callers in the home of Mrs.

Nora Carson, east of Arcadia, were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Waltz, Mr Mrs. H. F.ouch, Mrs.

Hoyd Wilson, Mr. and Mrs." Nole Carpenter, Mrs. Dotlie Rulon, Mrs. Nellie Quear, William Carson, Arcadia and vicinity, Mrs. Mary 'Crawford, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lively, William Eller, Atlanta, Mrs. Margaret Harrison, Cicero, Mr.

and Mrs Dan Drctz and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Briney and sons, Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Hinshaw, Kokomo, chiidren in my home, days. ir an( fMrs. Jack Dewberry, exandria Mrs. Margaret Cox, Detroit, Mich.

208- First St. c-289 HELP WANTED Icr's Farm Seeds, Sha'rpsville, $2 00 HOURLY possible doing light assembly work, at home. No exp. necessary. Write SANCO MFG.

t'OR Ernest Vair. p-288 1637 Chicago Ion, 111, Mr. and Mrs. daughters have week's visit in Shuman, 111., with R. C.

Lorton and returned from a L'SSD TIRES, most sizes, S3.00 and up. Guaranteed. Goodyear Service Store. 128 E. Jefferson.

Ph. 12S c-289 FOR men's tailor- made winter suits, like new. -Approximately, size 38. -42G N. Main.

Evans-j the former's parents, Dr. and Mrs. P-293JS. C. Lorton.

kins a time clock? Wat- Dealers are independent Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newby have businessmen. Qualifications- Agej been 'visiting in Arcadia and Cicero 25-50-years old, must have -car! their Mr. and Mrs.

and ambition to succeed. Write John and Mr. and to C. C. Hunter, Box 550, 74 trs B-ernie Newby.

Newby is serv- p-289 I Robinson Barberton, Ohio. c-Tu-309 0 A pattern files, 50 expanding indexed pockets. Attractive plaid finish" covering. Tribune. p-294 WANTED FOR SALE Craftsman lathe, $200.10.

Playground swings, S24.50.' Clothes line posts, S13.95. Pumps (basement), centrifugal. Rotary gear, Jet, portable unit combining pumping, foging, spraying. a a Machine Back of Carter's grocery. c-tf home in for two lit tic kittens.

Pnone 2113; after 5:30 p. m. or early in morning. tf ing with the armed forces and Mrs. they have been living in Memphis, Tsnh.

After his leave is over he will be sent to Miami, Fla. for further wife vil accompany him there residence! 0 1 0 a FAIR OR FOUL By LAWTON CARVER INS Sports Editor 1 0 1 his sue ie- 44th lor say Most front heat, on the jbuss ways ahea takes all th end of the Frienils Island (in by this By LAWTON CARVER I. N. S. Sports Editor NEW YORK The World Series is approximately around what is generally known as the corner, with the start tentatively set for Tuesday, Sept.

29, or Wednesday, Sept. 30. The New York Yankees have been established as 6 to 5 favorites over the Brooklyn Dodgers in the so-called fall baseball classic, although neither team has clinched its pennant. As to that, none of the rest -seems to want same. Baseball Commissioner Ford Friek has called a meeting for Sept.

8 in his New York offices among representatives of teams still in the American and National League races at that time for the purpose of completing details. There is not much point in any save the Yankees and Dodgers showing up, but because, as the feller said, anything can happen, especially when you least expect it. Chicago, Cleveland, Boston will be on hand from the American League and from the National will come Philadelphia and St. Loliis. The Yankee bosses, of course, will be there and you might add, as usual.

The Dodgers will be there almost as usual. This pre-series stuff is a commonplace festivity to both teams, especially the Yanks. The Big question mark now is (and there always is and must be a big question mark) whether the Yanks rate 6 to 5 favoritism over the current Dodgers. While it is true that the Dodgers have never won a World Series from the Yankees or from anybody else, there is an aspect to Rapp-Ma this that must not be overlooked, as the same feller said, that said something else a couple of paragraphs back. "There is always a first time," the feller said, proving that the more he talks the duller he gets.

Aside from that, the Dodgers have a powerful attack and much of everything necessary to go with it. You can't tell for sure what the Yankees have in the way of physical equipment for such an engagement as a World Series. They can go on winning streaks, they can go on losing streaks, they can hit or not hit pitch or not pitch. As the feller said (and here he is again), anything can happen in a short series and probably will. One lean's Opinion It's been this week, was giving a zipper lining switched to an ice bag with a Last he ird, three agents were auditioning tims fot bopper had so hot in i New York he TV program that way a mink coat with reon head set.

tieat prostration vic- trifce It and a been beaten down to oes at Broadway and ig cool!" cities you; cartj get away ut in New York it gets and tfauVs and sub- of the passengers, seats and rides to the line. mine' went to Coney lesday! to c'ool off and were still four piles of from the water. Fo rmer Starlet- Baseball Today New York' Chicago Cleveland Boston Washington Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L.

Pet. 89 43 .674 79 -54 .594 79 54 .594 73 62 .541 67 68 .496 52 82 .388 50. 85 .370 47 88 .348 WANTED Upholstering. Carl Miller, 731 North Lndependence. Phone 628.

c-tf WANTED Radio and Appli- -aacc 'Repair. Paul Gifford, Main street, Atlanta. Free Mitchdl. Phon FOR Corriedale rams, can be registered. Call 17X6 or sec Lester "Prifogle.

292 ng. Exterior, in- Wallace 3 3437. p-295 lo 1:00. Phone FOR SA.LE—Two-inch native lum- ber, Sc ft. Phone 40X7.

p-235 fOP SALE -Scratch pads, all sizes, all shapes, all colors. Pound, 25c Tribune Press. tf FOR FOR RENT c-309 to Remy's, 4:30 p-293 RENT 'hrec-room nicely furnished apai after 3:30 p. m. Call 2677 p-289 Female Help Wanted FRiGIDAiRE ngerator Excellent WHAT DO YOU WANT? Top Working Conditions? i Convenient Location? Air Conditioned Office? Music While You Work? Good Hours and Salary? Permanent Position? OUR COMPANY'S RECENT EXPANSION AND CONTINUED GROWTH HAS CRE- Good Buy! Only $75.00 GALL ATED MANY TYPING AND CLERICAL JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRA-DUA-JTES FROM 17 TO 40, WITH OR WITHOUT OFFICE EXPERIENCE.

Call HI 9859 Collect of write Miss.Garriott MERIDIAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 2955 N. Meridian Street Indianapolis 7, Indiana Denny Trout, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Trout, of Noblcsvlile, spent he past week in Arcadia with his grandmother, Mrs. Lula Thomas.

NATIONAL LEAGUE W. Pet. 92 42 .58782 52 .612 74 60 .552 72 60 .545 64 70 .478 59 74 .444 50 82 .379 42 95 .307 Brooklyn Milwaukee Philadelphia St. Louis New York Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh AMERICAN GB lOVfe 17 Vi 38 40Vi GB 10 18' 19 28 41 ASSOCIATION Toledo Louisville Kansas. City Mrs.

Charles Bardonner and daughter, Mrs. Earl Ilbl'l, of Indianapolis, visited in Arcadia, Friday morning with Bardonner's ihdianapoiis sister, Mrs. Emma Heisser. Minneapolis Mrs. Minnie Ruschaupt, of New St.

Paul Palestine, and her sister, Mrs. Car- Columbus ric Morris, of Cicero, were Friday Charleston dinner guests in the home. Mrs. Elva Welchel, of Ekin, visited in Arcadia last week with Mrs. Lou DeVaney.

W. 83 81 79 76 71 68 59 56 L. 62 62 64 65 73 76 83 88 Pet. .572 .566 .552 .539 .493 .472 .415 .389 GB 1 3 5 Leaving Society to Return to Film HOLLYWOOD (INS)-Elaine Sterling, alias Mrs. Bill Hollingsworth, alias, Sara admitted today she is returning to a nipped-in-the- bud movie creer because she is slightly fed up with "high society." Sara, a seductive blonde ex- model and a Pat Wymore look- alike, fell into thle ranks of the "Four Hundred" sifter she arrived in Hollywood to launch a movie career and instead married wealthy real estat'e tycoon, W.

I. Hollingsworth. "Now," she. says, "after three years of domesticity and very social canasta luncheons, I'm ready ta' get back to work. No more lorgnettes.

for me it Following a true I Cinderella pattern, Sara plopped into a J-IEAD THE CLASSIFIED ADS EASTERN STAR MEETiNG Stated meeting of Rosary Chapter, No. 66, Order of the Eastern Star, Tuesday at 7:30 p. at Masonic 'temple. Visitors welcome. Only games scheduled.

MRS. HOMER BRINEGAR, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Worthy Matron Indianapolis at Columbus, (2 twi- MRS. IVAN DICKOVER, night). Secretary I GAMES TODAY AMERICAN LEAGUE New York (Ford 16-5) at Washington (Masterson 9-11), (N). Chicago (Consuegra 7-3) at Cleveland (Wynn 16-10), (twi-night) Boston (Brown 11-5) at Philadelphia (Byrd 10-17), (N).

Detroit (Branca 3-5) at St. Louis (Turley 1-2), (N). NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn (Milliken 6-3) at York (Hearn 9-8). St. Louis (Staley 16-7) at Milwaukee (Spahn 19-5 or liddle 6-5).

Cincinnati (Nuxhall 7-9) at Chicago (Rush 8-13). Toledo at Charleston, (N). Get All the Egg Production That Was Bred Into Your Pullets. FEED MASTER MIX LAYER CONCENTRATE Mixed With Your Own Grain Master EXKUtoitfs NOTICE OF OF REAL ESTATE The und rsighed, Executor of the Last Will of Laura JTrout, deceased, hereby gives notice that under the terms of said will and by virtue of'an order of the Tipton Circuit Court, he will, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.

of the 30th day of September, 1953, at the flaw office of Frank IB. Russell, 229 East Jefferson Street, in the City pf Tipton, Indiana, knd from day to day thereafter until sold, offer fbr sale at private sale all of the interest of said decedent in and to the following describee real The Sout least Quarter; of the Northeast Quarter and the Half of b.c Southwest! Quarter of the Northeast Quartt in Section 17, Township 22 North, Range 6 East, coont; 60 aeries, more 01' lessj in Tipton' County, Indiana. Said sjah will be made subject to the approval of said not less tljar following tei money cash the full appraised value of said real estate and ms and conditions: At least one-third of the hand, the balance in two eual installments, not to excedd nine and' eighteen months, evidenced by not purchaser bearing interest from date, waiving relief, attorney fie i and secured jby mortgage on the real estate real estate shall be sold from all liens and cncumbfanc the taxes of 1953, payable Jin 1954, and purchasers shall tion of. paj it all cash'theijefor. FINK, Execiito FRANK 1USSELLJ JOHN D.

Attornc outh all ning ourt for upon the urchase able in the d. Said except the op- The a stayed cbrt then lew. a i the mountain over." tablets, and it's Lot's dc i Histi Set hi she oo 1 ng ric ih The initial tour am 1. George Bl interested pe; mony' part of Iririia The and and all i come to the two-c Saturdi mony, brary an tc.buildir Rapp-Ma Rappite Ciimmuni ur i ay, ersoi attei ayt( 2 orldi 1 mu gs ai grai ty cemetry land iiome. 8 p.

Wabash Sunday -10 Pollack 11 PIOLE' Louisville Only game FRiDA AMER Chicago 6, Cl rain) Sti Louis Only tit Brooklyn St. Louis Chicago rain Only gj AMEF Minneapo Toledo 5 Louisville 14 me tio 8, 4, at mes IGA lis. 9 Ch 12, Indianapolis rain. Reliab sale rr Coffee charge disc fc FUR wh urch etc. for i cas our window us until Wednesday, cite reading "gone to until! this thing blows taken so many salt ooks like Lot's wife for me tb ask what ith my wife.

al Tour ew Harmony all Hoosier historical suneed today by Dr. ke, and it will take sons to the New Harent in the southern a. planned Saturday eptember 12 and 13, interested are weld. Arrangements for ur are as follows: p. New Har- gmen's institute, li- eum.

Tour of histor- sites, including the house, Say tomb, ary, Owen house, ouse No. 2, Rappite old Fauntleroy ampf ire "On ba'ftfcis'D? New Harmony. Angel Mounds, NewburghJ. MISSING Kansas City, (N). Y'S RESUUTS CAN LEAGUE veland 6 (10 innings, Detroit 6 scheduled, i IAL LEAGUE ew York .6 i ilwaukee Cincinnati, twi-night scheduled 14 ASSOCIATION 4, Kansas; City 8-5 i rleston 2 3t.

Paul 1 i.t Columbus, contract (her second) without even the formality of an interview after an enterprising press agent plastered her tantalizing torso on one Hollywood trade pjaper and her- shapely legs on another. As Sterling, a fresh-from- New York model, Sara had earlier landed contract number one but explained: "After I met Bill and we decided to get married I le 1 my contract go so I could be a good housewife. "But the ambition to be in pictures has never left I me and social activities are not enough to fill up my life." Most girls feel it is a once-in-a- lifetime miracle to land one movie Sara, the living four leaf clover, just whistle's and fate jumps. "Do you know," she continued, "that chances of making the grade in Hollywood today are only on in 300,000 so they tjbll me!" Sara insists that' hubby Bill, whom she met on a blind date, is so busy all day he her trying to be ore 300,000. WFBM CHANNEL 6, doesn't mind i out of the -TV I SATURDAY; (P.M.): 12:30 City Hospital 1:00 Date with Judy 1:30 To Be Announce 2:00 Big Town 2:30 East Side Kids, 3 '30 Stu Erwin 4:00 Name's the Sarr 4:30 Strike It Rich 5:00 Masquerade Pai 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok 6:00 Best of Groucho 6:30 Beat the Clock 7:00 Jackie 8:00 Favorite Story 8:30 Ford Theatre 9:00 City Detective 9:30 Wrestling 10:30 Amateur Fight 1 10:30 Life Begins at 8( 11:00 Red Top Theatre 12:30 Medallion Theatr 1:00 Children of the READ THE CLASS! kCEPtlONAL INCOME SPARE OR FULL TIME COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL JP-Ti-S-- 3 ty light 'ild.

MED ADS VENDING MACHINES 1 I 4lSHED WITHOUT CHARGE TO OUR DEALERS clesale concern, in order to establish new for whole- 1 idise. Such as Candy, Cigarettes, Products, We will furnish all machines and establish ro cspohsible person who You do not buy th the money to haridle but you profits.) have good i car, oood character, good credit an less thdn $500. 00 worth of merchandise. NO CELLING OR SOLICITING For Personal Intei NO EXP WILt TF WE- PLA NO CHA ER1ENCE NECESSARY MIDWEST MDSE AIN PERSON SELECTED 3532 OLIVE STRE ite without i i merchan- 3 keep the ci carry not iew write; CO. ET CE MACHINES FOR YOU ST.

LOUIS 3, MISSOURI RGE FOR DEALERSHIP Include Your Phone Number HOLLYWOOD INS Leggy, blonde actress Grace Kelly discovered today she has a new kind of leading telephone, cold and. murderous. Grace, who is the cat's paw in Alfred Hitchcock's new suspense thriller, was surprised in find a can act. "I always thought it was only something a girl used to refuse or accept dates on," she said, now I find it can 1 It was the roly-poly director, in one of his freakish moments of genius, who discovered the acting potentiality of the telephone. And le's 1 more excited than Alexander raham Bell when the inventor first made the gadget work.

"It has every quality of a well- founded performer," the director purred, "it can be angry, happy, romantic, indolent, annoying or fateful." At the same time Hitchcock found the combined attractions of SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 1953 TIPTON (Ind.) TRIBUNE 5 Blond Star Finds New Leading Man Telephone In Hitchcock Film Thriller a beautiful girl in a nightgown 1 are practically irresistible. "So I wear thisisheer Grace chimed in, "but the censors can't object because there's no one there but the telephone." The big telephone scene, which occurs in Warner's "Dial For suspends. the audience in horror when Hitchcock shows a closeup of the seemingly, evil mechanism of the dial at work. "The ringing of the phome," ths master mind explained, "is the signal for the murder." The victim gets a shiny pair of sissors plunged in bis back- Hitchcock recalled the only other time he made use of the telephone in a film was in "Notorious." Cary Grant made passionate love to Ingrid Bergman while she attempted to engage in a phone conversation with another man.

"But that was merely an unusual setting for a love scene," he shrugged. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY DUDLEY'S GIFT SHOP Home of Hallmark and craft Cards READ THE CLASSIFIEDS NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby £iven that tho undersigned has been appointod by tho clerk of thr Circuit Court of Tipton County. State of Indiana. Administrator of the estate of Edmund L. I'eltit-r, late of Tiptnn County, deceased.

Said estate is supposed to be solvent. 1'KAJJL L. Administratrix. August -11. Cleon Mount, Attorney.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator of the estate.of Laura Trout, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction at the late residence of said decedent, in Wildcat Township in said county and state, 6 1 miles north and 1 mile west of Elwood, Indiana, on the county line, or 1 mile west and Vi mile south of Leisure, Indiana, on Saturday, the 5th33ay of September, 1953, the personal property of said estate consisting of household goods, as follows: Antique dishes, 1 antique glass-doored cupboard, 1 antique jocker. 1 antique old-fashioned marble-top dresser, davenport and chair, 2 stands, rocking chairs, throw rugs, sewing machine, gasoline machine, mirror, heating stove, coal and wood range, dining table and 4 chairs, beds and bedding, pots, pans, dishes, and miscellaneous items too numerous to mention. Said sale to begin at 1:00 p. m. Terms of sale shall be cash.

JOHN WIRE, Auctioneer RAYMOND H. FINK, Administrator YOUNG' Funeral Home Telephone 33 DAY or TIPTON, INDIANA PROMPT EFFICIENT AMBULANCE SERVICE ICE CREAM Large Siicing Bologna Kraft Cheese slices gal. 69c Ib.49c VERN SMITH'S I A A DIFFERENT BATTERY CAMEL TYPE PERMA-LIFE NEEDS WATER 3 TIMES A YEAR PERMA-LIFE THE GIVES YOU FOLLOWING ENGINEERED FIBERGLASS INSULATION LEAKPROOF LEAD BUSHING COVERS VIBRATION PROOF COVER ASSEMBLY SUPER ADHESIVE SEALING COMPOUND (U. S. ARMY ORD.

SPEC.) BATTERY FEATURES LEVEL HIGH WATER CAMEL TYPE WRITTEN GUARANTEE GOOD ANYPLACE IN U.S.A.) NON OVERFILL VENTS GENUJNS PLASTOK SHOCK RESISTANT CONTAINERS In Allowance On Your Old Battery. Tipton Tractor Implement Co 12527 S. West Street.