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of 4 1 Tribune Classified REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE13 acres, improved, Atlanta. E. A. Foster. c-81 FOR SALE FOR -Fresh cider, Beechwood Orchards, phone 18X2.

FOR SALE -Popcorn. Phone! 21X7 or 68. tf FOR SALE Corn, clover hay and baled straw. Mrs. O.

U. Mayne, Phone 12X11. c-80 FOR SALE-1935 Buick fourdoor sedan. Below ceiling. 320 E.

Washington St. p-801 FOR SALE Ice cream, vanilla, quarts and Bowl-O-Drome c-t! FOR SALE -Duroc boars, miles south of Prairie. Irvin Cardwell. p-82 FOR SALE -Apples, potatoes, Maine, Michigan and Idaho; plenty of bananas. Mile west and 234 south of Tipton.

Crawford. p-78 FOR SALE Bargains in winter clothing. Thrift Shop, above Citizens National Bank; open Thursday and Friday after-! noons, all day 'Saturday. c-80 FOR SALE Two Chevrolet ton trucks, A-1 mechanical condition; 1935 Dodge; bicycle, practically new. Lewis! Debethune, 2 miles west of Elwood, north.

p-78 FOR SALE-60 Rock Hi-bred pullets, ready to lay. Also 200 White Rock chicks weighing to. lbs. Mrs. Virgil Snyder, miles south of Tipton.

Phone 1502 after 6 o'clock. I WANTED WANTED--Cashier at the Diana theater; person. p-78 WANTED Practical nursing. Phone 2173. 227 Mill t.

c-80 WANTED Papering, painting and repair jobs. 116 Dearborn. M. L. Coffman.

p-80 WANTED Upholstering. Carl Miller, 731 N. Independence. Phone 628. WANTED TO RENT--Furnished or unfurnished apartment or small "house.

Adults only. Call 1214. c-81 WANTED to buy from owner-! Small 'modern or semi-modern property in Tipton. Write: 'Box care Tipton Tribune. p-81 FOR RENT FOR RENT Warm sleeping room; outside entrance.

116 Dearborn street, p-73 MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION--Houschold good of the late Dell Ricker at Kempton, Saturday, Jan. 5, at 1 p. m. c-80 SPECIAL All water-mixed flat wall paint, $2.28 per gallon, 65c per quart. J.

Ayres Lumber Co. Phone; 106. c-tf SEE MARIE PARRISH, Windfall, for Maisonette winter suits, blouses and dresses: also gorgeous spring dresses and suits. c-78 WALL plugs and wall switches installed. Radios repaired.

Car heater for Barnett Radio Service, 121 Ash strect. p-87 WE REPAIR bicycles, tricycles, washing machines, electric appliances. Coppock's Repair Shop, 426 N. Independence St. c-tf WATKINS STORE.

Phone Tipton. c-if Complete Farm and City Property Service FARM LOANS No Commission 7-room, one-story, semimodern house, North East St. Corner lot, $3,500.00. Possession at once. 10 acres, good buildings, $4,500.00.

Possession in 30 days. Gas station, Road 28; modern living quarters; one. atre ground; posseasion at once. 20 acres, north Tipton; good improvements. Trade for Tipton propertv Possession at once.

L. W. FULLER Real Estate Agency Harper 136 So. Main Classified Columns CONSTIPATED? Then try Kar-12 nak Vegetable Laxative tablets. 25c size for only 15c at Tam's Rexall Drug Store, Elwood and Tipton.

c-113 HIGHEST PRICES paid for fur and beef hides. Francis Farm Supply, 131 N. Main. c-ti NOTICE Miller's tours to Florida for 2 weeks will begin February 7. For information phone 1306.

Ella Kigin. c-80 PHOSPHATE: Florida P205 in bags. in bulk. Super phosphate, mixed fertilizer. Granular Aero Cyanamid for plowing under, ship immediately.

Soil mapping and testing service. Dealers wanted. Schrock Fertilizer Service, Congerville, Illinois. Represented by H. Haines, phone 217F11 Amboy.

Address, Amboy, c-Th-F-tf JAMES CLARK, R. R. 1, Tipton, or phone 7 on 138. Atlanta, for dealer of Rawleigh products in Tipton county. Mile west and Tipton.

CRUSHED STONE White in color, any size for any purpose; also sand and gravel; delivered and spread. Robert Dellinger, phone 3002 Aroma, Atlanta, 1. 1c-Th-F-S 92 100,000 Bodies Still Fester Amid Dresden Rubble Berlin, Jan. Saxon capital of Dresden, time German resort city famed for its delicate China, is a tered ruin in which some 000 bodies still fester after the Allied raids of nearly a year ago. American correspondents touring the Russian occupation zone drove through the.

blasted city where it is believed some 250.000 persons were killed in February, 1945. The city is 75 per cent rubble. The correspondents visited Dresden's historic theater squarci where the famous Zwinger art. gallery, opera house other buildings were de-! molished. The world-famous cathedral known as "Frauenkirche," was razed completely except for fragments of three walls.

CHOIRS TO REHEARSE Members of the adult choir of the West Strect Christian church will meet at 8 p. m. for rehearsal. The junior choir will practice Sunday at 9 'a. m.

and after according to Miss Louise Henderson, organist. CARD OF THANKS We sincerely wish to express our thanks to our relatives, friends. and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy in death of Mrs. Laura We especially wish to thank Rev. Avery, the pall-bearers and Mr.

and Mrs. Pritchard. -Joe Coleman and Family. FARM LOANS Interest No Pay- Restriction on Anniversary of Any InterestPayment Date FRANKLIN TITLE TRUST CO. R.

D. MANN, Manager Farm Loan Department 508 W. Jefferson Street, Louisville 2, Ky. R. A.

CARDWELL 10814 E. Jefferson Tipton Suburban Loans $6.60 Per Month Per $1,000 Get Your Repair Work Done Early -0- With an annual overhaul the modern tractor will serve many years. Our service shop is open and ready to serve you. -0- 125 SOUTH WEST ST. "The John Deere Store" Tipton Tractor Implement Co.

From Early Files YEARS AGO- JAN. 3, 1934 Mrs. Holman was quite ill at her home on Columbia Ave. mother, Mrs. George Bozell, of near Tipton, was assisting in her care.

W. A. Zaloudek, retiring president of the Kiwanis club, gave, a report on the club's activities at a meeting held at the Presbyterian church. It was announced that 39 men bad been added to the club roster. Fred M.

Recobs, former sheriff, was here from Pendleton, where he was a guard. at the reformatory, visiting friends and relatives. William Ray died at his home southwest of Elwood. He was 63 years old. Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Shuppard, North Independence street, were the parents of a daughter born 3. She was given the name Hof Evelyn Marie and was comed into the home by a broth-! er, Tommy Eugene. Announcement was made by Postmaster James A. Farley of the appointment of Gordon O1- vey as postmaster at Noblesville.

24 YEARS AGO-JAN. 3, 1922 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gaiser, south of Tipton, were the par-! ents of a daughter born Jan. 3.1 Pete Grayson's store on the Range Line was robbed of merchandise and a small amount of cash.

Stephen Lineback, residing near Mt. Lebanon, was badly injured when he slipped on ice and fell. Funeral services for Roy Wright were 'held at the home near New Lancaster and burial was in the Cook cemetery. Dr. and Mrs.

B. V. Chance were called to Indianapolis by the serious illness of their daughter, Velma, student nurse at the Methodist hospital. Evidence Supports Belief Cline Falsely Identified Women San Francisco, Jan -Definite evidence supporting police in their belief that Al-! fred L. Cline falsely identified women who died in his company was brought into the far-flung investigation of the ex vict's activities today.

The latest development in the -wide case came from Chicago in the report by Gerald Ryan, attorney for the estate of the late Mrs. Delora Krebs, Cline. Ryan said that the finding of two Chicago dental experts give strength to the theory that the wealthy Mrs. Krebs Cline died in Dallas, on Oct. 17, 1944 Ryan said that a dental case of the late Mrs.

Krebs Cline checked with artificial teeth found in a cremation urn sent to Bloomington, by Cline identified the remains as those of Mrs. Alice W. Carpenter, St. Petersburg, widow. COMMISSIONERS' ALLOWANCES The Tipton County Commissioners will consider the following claims ati their regular Januury meeting to bet held on Monday, January 7, 194G: Vern Harnett, highway 56.00 Harry NIne 168,00 John Gross, 35.09 11.

I'. Storms. highway trace tor 5.00: Solar Petroleum Righway 693.00 Tipton Municipal Light WAtor county utilitles 130.16 alter 1. Kinder, courthouse furl Compton Son, courthouse supplies 100.23 Laundry. courthouse and jail laundry s.

sni Son. jail 16.40: The Bargain Grovery, county farin groreries 101.95! Continental Baking ty farm food 13.30 A Son, county farm supplies 237.07 1 Muster Fed Supply. 1y farm operating 123.13 Tudo J. premium on Surveyor's bond 23.00 J. Richards, premiums 4n.

Sheri's bond 23.00 Tude J. Etchards, premium on Recorder's bond 16.07 Tale J. Pichards, premium on Treasurer's bond 430.001- Vera ('rine. for bounty 3.00 George 1inds, sunse $.00 John D. WRk ins.

same 2.00 Tipton Dally Tribune, pullie printing Resprotfully suhmitted. H. E. CASTOR. Anditor.

WINDFALL Miss Marie Parrish. VISIT IN WINDFALL Mrs. Joe Thompson of Mooresville and her mother, Mrs. Loe Myers, of Indianapolis, were the guests Monday of the former's mother in law, Mrs. Birdie Thompson, and of Mrs.

Myers' brother, Lawrence Pumphrey, and they were also guests of Mrs. Nan Crum and daughter, Mrs. Donna Bailey, at Windfall. HOLIDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs.

Harley Tolle left Thursday for their home at Elkton, after spending the Christmas holidays with the for- 'BANK STATEMENT. Report of condition Farmers Loan Trust Company of Tipton, in the Slate of Indiana, at the close of business on December 31, 1945. Published in accordance with the call made by the Federal Reserve Bank of this district pursuant to the pr visions of the Federal Iteserve Act and a call made by the Department Financial Institutions of of Indiana. ASSETS Lorna and discounts overdrafts) (me cluding $20.07 317,061.53 United rovernment ohHeatione direct and kuaranteed 1,131.000.00 Corporate stocke (including $4,500.00 ptock of Federal Reserve Bank) 4,500.00 Cash. balances with other banks, including reserve halunce and CRah Items in process of collection Bank premixes owned $13,000, furniture 'and fixtures, none 13,900.00 Bank premises owned are subject to.

liens not sumed by bank None estate owned other than bank premises 976.00 Other assets 11.04 Total asscis LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations $1,451.128.53 Time deposits of individunis, partnerships and corporations 1,295,931.92 Depusits of United States government (including pogtal savings) 1,795.69 Deposits of States and politival subdivisions 177.365.68 Other deposits (certitied and checks, (-tr.) 60,231.57 Total deposits Total Tolabilities (not Ineluding subordinated. obligations shown below) $3,126,409.13 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS. Capital 50,000.00 Surplus 100,04,00 Undivided profits 68.119.03 Total capital accounts 215,148.03 Total Liabilities and capital accounts $3,315.617.22 proceeds (none) of debentures sold to the Reconstruction Finance Car. portion (none)' of debencured sold to local interents which debentures are subordinated to the rights of creditors and depositOry, and (none) shares of common stock, par 000.00 per share. MEMORANDA Pledged assets (and ties loaned) (book value): U.

S. Government obligulions, direct and guarunteed, pledged to aecure deposits nnd other liabilities 207.500.00 Total 207,500.00 Secured and preferred lixbilities: Deposits secured by pledgod arsets purauant to quirements of law 110,790.19 Borrowings secured by pledged Assets (including Ferliscounts and chase agreements) None Other liabilities secured by pledged assets None Deposits preterred ander provisions of law but not secured by pledge of arsets 2.1,030.12 Total 133,540.31 On date of report the required legal reserve against deposits of bank WAN 283,354.80 Assets reported above which were eligible as legal reserve amounted 1d 1,073,939.19 Included in Loans and Dis: county are loans to attiliated companies None Included in Other Notes, Dehentures und Corporate Stocks are obligations of affiliated corn- None panies W'm. I. cashier of the above-named bunk, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, and that it fully urid correctly representa the true state of the several matters herein cuntained and set forth, to the lest of my knowledge and belief. Correct--Attest: WM.

D. CLEON WADE MOUNT W. A. COMPTON 1. M.

WOODRUFF Directors. State of Indiana, County of R9: Sworn to and subacribed before me this End day of. January: 1046, and hereby certify that I aro not an or director of thin hank. WILMA K. QUADE.

My (Scal) commission capires Oct, 12, 1918. Notary Pubile Nell Gwyn, English actress of 1 the 17th century, was illiterate and with difficulty scrawled an awkward E. (Eleanor) G. at the bottom of her letters, written for her by others. CUSTOM BUTCHERING GENERAL HAULING (Phone 1165) COCKRILL SHAW Bros.

WANTED-DEAD ANIMALS Call Tipton 1570-We pay all phone charges Noblesville Rendering Company Formerly Tipton Fertilizer Co. mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lo-1 rel Tolle, and family at Windfall and with Mrs. Tolle's parents at Terre Haute.

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Durham and daughter, Rose Ellen, of fall, were guests New Year's of the former's brother, Elwood. Davej Durham, and family at Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Smith and daughters, Maxine and Dorotha, and son, Jimmy, and Parrish son, David Keith, were guests New Year's day of MIs. George Parrish and daughter, Marie. VISITED GRANDFATHER Cadet Louise Johnson, U. S. nurse corps, in training at St.

Mary's hospital at Evansville, who was called to Windfall Sunday by the critical illness of her grandfather, A. B. Burkhardt, left Wednesday morning to return to her duties. She visited with her grandfather and with her mother, Mrs. Marie Johnson, and family here.

His daughters, Mrs. Lora Murphy, of Logansport, and Mrs. Blanch Durbin, of Pendleton, who were. called here, have returned to their homes. MRS.

HELLER VISITS Mrs. Halline Heller, of Harbor, will be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Atmer Lassiter, and family in Wind-; fall for an indefinite visit be. fore joining her husband, Capt.

Raymond Heller, at' Metuchen, N. where he will be stationed. Mrs. Heller was recently charged from the U. S.

nurse corps, where she served with the rank of a lieutenant overseas for several months. NEW YEAR'S DINNER Guests at a lovely New Year's! day dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Francis and daughter, Mrs. Jerome and husband at Windfall were Mrs.

Francis' brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Wines, and niece, Rosalie. Wines, of In the evening, Mr. and Mrs.

Wines and Miss Wines were guests of Mrs. George Parrish and daughter, Maric. DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kinder! and sons, Lonnic and Carrol, of: Windfall, were dinner guests: Sunday of Mr.

Kinder's sister! and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-! ence Russell, and family near Tipton. Their little 6-year-old ter, Joan Russell, who has been under treatment. at the Riley hospital in Indianapolis for 3 heart ailment following an attack of rheumatic fever, has im-1738 proved sufficiently to be removed to her home, but still must remain in bed.

PERSONALS were Kokomo visitors Saturday afternoon. and Mrs. Henry of Windfall were Tipton. visitors Monday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Mitcliell of Windfall were guests New Year's day of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Feller, and son, Jeff, at Kokomo. Mrs.

Lettie Wade, who has been spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Francis Johannes, and family at Kokomo, returned to her home at Windfall Tuesday. Mrs. Minnie Ray, of New Lancaster, has been the guest for the past few days of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Ray, and daughter, Jane Ann, northeast of Windfall. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Durhain Notice of Meeting of the Tipton County Council. A vacancy in the oflice of the Tipton County Liquor Board of Tipton County Indiana, having occurred by ret fon of the expiration the term Dalt W.

Wood. Therefore the Auditor of Tipton County, hereby call a special meeting of the County Councit of said County, for the 14th day of January. 1916, at 1::0 p. and at the oilier of the County Auditor fur the purpose 'of filling such vacancy. Also at said time the will consider the advisability of AN appropriation of $13.000.00 for expenses of improving roads pursurnt to the 1944 Federal Ald Highway Act regarding secondary or feeder roads.

Dated this 3rd. day of January, 1916. H. CASTOR. Auditor Tipton.

County. Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Estate. Notice is hereby given that the 1121- designed guardian. of Ladie Zehner will. Court.

by offer order far of sale the at Tipton private sale Circuit to the highest bidder for not less than the appraised value thereof, at the home of said guardian in the towr. of Windfall City. Tipton County. Indiana. on January 26.

1916 and from dav to day thereafter until 401.1, the fol- HAROLD GORDON AUCTIONEER Real Estate and Personal Property Sales Phone 3155 Over Farmers Loan Trust Co. A AUCTION HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF THE LATE DELL RICKER AT Kempton, Ind. SATURDAY, JAN. 5, at 1:00 P. M.

ERNIE QUICK, Auct. Public Sale We, the undersigned, will sell at public auction located 3 miles east and north of Windfall, or 6 miles north and 3 miles west and north of Elwood, on Monday, Jan. 7, 1946 Beginning at 10:30 O'clock. CATTLE 30 head of cattle, consisting of one Guernsey cow, 5 years old, with calf by side. One 4-year-old Guernsey cow, with heifer calf One Guernsey cow, 3 years old, been fresh five 6 weeks old.

weeks. One Roan cow with heifer calf. One Brindle cow with calf by side. One Red heifer, fresh two weeks. One Holstein cow, 6 years old, fresh by day of sale, a 6-gal.

cow. One 2-year-old Holstein, heavy springer. One Jersey and Holstein heifer to freshen in 30 days. Two Guernsey heifers, 3 years old, pasture bred. One 3-year-old Guernsey, on good flow of milk.

Two Holstein cows 8 years old, milking 4 gal. a day; 6-gal. cows when Black cow 5 years old, giving 4 gal. a day. One fresh.

One 7 years old, giving 2 gal. a day. Two Red heifers, bred, Jersey, 2 old, pasture bred. One Roan heifer coming 2 coming years One Holstein bull coming 2 years old. years Holstein old enough for service.

One Guernsey bull, 1 old, pasture bred. One bull, old. One heifer coming 1 year old. Holstein heifer coming 1 year year heifer calf. All cattle tested within old.

One Guernsey last two weeks for T. B. HOGS 120 head of Spotted Poland hogs. Eight tried sows, bred to Poland boar. Two boars, coming 2 years old.

30 head Spotted fall gilts. 15 head of fall male pigs. 65 head of feeding pigs. of Vaccinated. One gray mare 12 years old, good, broke and sound, a good one, One 1935 Int.

loading ton chute. truck One with 500-gal. tires, gas tank for truck. good stock rack and One Ford Air Line milking machine; two single units, never been grain bed, and used. Six 6x8 hog houses.

FEED 100 bales 50 of bales Oats of Straw, Wheat Straw, nice and bright: 100 bales baled without rain. 50 bales of good Straw. 50 bales of Timothy Hay. 100 bu. of Oats.

Some Rye Straw. of Oats Pop Corn. Lupch Served by Windfall Baptist Church. Not Responsible in Case of Accident. Chas.

and Grace Bailey Owners SWINFORD HOUSE, Aucts. H. McNEW, Clerk lowing described real -wit: estate in Tipton County, Indiana, An undivided. one-balt interest In and to: Commencing at the Southeast cor. ner of the Northwest quarter (4) of Section 15, Township 22 North, Range 5 East.

running thence due North 1.310 feet, thence West 738 feet, thence South 1.306 feet. thence East feet to the place of beginning. contalning 22.10 aures, more or ALSO, the undivided one interest: in and lo: Commencing 738 feet Wiest of the Southeast. corner of the Northwest quarter of said Sec- tion 15, Township 92 North, Range 5t East, aforesaid, running thence North feet, thence West 583 feet, thence South feet. thence West 916.5 feet to the East' rigat-of-way of the Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati St.

Louis Railroad, running thence Southeast on and along said feet to the half section line. thence, East 329 feet to the place of beginning. containing 28.63 acres, more or less; ALSO, the undivided one-half intreest in and to: Commencing said on the West. right-of-way Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati St. Louis Railroad and Gn the half section line of said Section 15, aforesaid, running thence North.

west on and along said right-of-way 218 fert, thence Southwest distanve of .159 feet to the half section line at a point 177 feet west of the place of beginning, thence east 171 feet to' the place of beginning, contaiping .33. acres more or less. TERMS OF SALE: Said real tate will be Hold in parcels or in bulk' as may be found to the best advantage, free from liens and encumbrances. At least one-third the purchase price to be in cash, the balance in two equal installments, due in six and twelve montha, deferred payments to draw Interest at the rate of per annum and to be secured by mortgage on the real estate sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser.

Any sale made to be subject to the approval of the Tipton Circuit Court before the saine shall. be effective. HENRY ZEHNER, Guardian. CLEON WADE MOUNT, Attorney. FOR BETTER COALS Phone 12 Abso-Pure Ice Coal Co.

Tip-Top Chicks Are U. S. Approved and Pullorium Controlled. Available Feb. 1st and After.

Better Get Your Order Listed for These Top Value Chicks. TIPTON HATCHERY (East Side 'of the Square) ROY D. GIRARD PHONE 51 Public Sale We, the undersigned, will sell without reserve to the highest bidder at the B. E. Tudor farm, 7 miles west of Tipton on state road 28 and one-half mile north, or 2 miles east and mile south of Kempton.

Thursday, Jan. 3, 1946 AT 10:30 A. M. CATTLE Two heifer calves, 6 months old; one Guernsey cow with calf by side, 4 years old; one Guernsey cow with calf by side, 3 years old; three 2-year-old heifers with calves by side; one coming 3- year-old Guernsey cow giving good flow of milk, will freshen April 12; one coming 3-year-old giving good flow of milk, will freshen March 14; one coming 2-year-old heifer, will freshen June 15; one 3-year-old cow, good flow of milk, to freshen May 21; one coming 2-year-old heifer, to freshen Feb. 29.

All. cattle are T. B. and Bangs tested and in good condition. HOGS Eight Hamp and Poland China sows, to farrow in March; 56 head of feeding shoats, all immune.

FEED 1,500 bushels of corn, more or less; 600 bushels of oats, more or less; 20 tons of alfalfa, more or less; 150 bales of oats, straw, more or less. SEED We have some seed which consists of Little Red, Timothy, Sweet Clover. IMPLEMENTS One 1941 Ford-Ferguson tractor, with plows and cultivators; one 7-ft. Ferguson disc; one Ferguson power mower; one 8-ft. McCormick-Deering cultipacker; rubber tired wagon; one John Deere end-gate seeder; one Black Hawk tractor mounted corn planter, with fertilizer attachment, and one Ford tractor pulley.

TERMS--CASH Mr. Robert Hurst and B. E. Tudor, Owners CY ORR, Auct. ALLAN WRIGHT, Clerk CLOSING OUT SALE The undersigned will sell at public sale, located 5 miles west and miles south of Tipton, or miles south of Triangle Inn on 31, and mile west Wednesday, January 9 AT 10:39 A.

M. One 4-year-old Guernsey cow, will give 5 gals. per day when fresh; one 8-year-old cow, will give 4 gals. when fresh, and Guernsey bull calf, 7 months old. HOGS Five good Chester White sows, to farrow last of February; 35 head of Chester White shoats, weighing 60 to 150 Ibs.

FEED Three-hundred-fifty bales, more or less, of good mixed hay, and 175 bales, more or less, of oats straw. IMPLEMENTS Massey Harris 39-RC-101 tractor, good robber, power lift cultivators; 14-inch John Deere breaking plow, 4B; Massey Harris power mower, extra good rubber; John Deere 999 corn planter with fertilizer attachments; New Idea manure spreader; cultipacker; disc; rotary hoe; side-delivery rake; rubber-tired wagon, triple bed; harrows; drag; buzz saw; two-wheel trailor; end-gate seeder; extension ladder; pump jack; three electric motors; large jig saw; water tank; 2 winter hog fountains; 2 six-ft. hog lawnmower with new Maytag motor; forks; shovels; garden tools; electric brooder, and other articles too mimerous to mention. Some household goods and dishes. TERMS: CASH.

Ermal 0. Gritton, owner Lunch Served by Goldsmith Ladles' Aid. (Not Responsible in Case of Accidents.) DRAKE WYANT, EARL MOCK clerk..