The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 5

Si -1 CLASSIFIED RATES Minimum We 1 Insertion 3c per word 2 Insertions 5e per word 3 Insertions 6c per word Insertions 8c per word Insertions 9c per word i Insertions lOe per word In Memoi iam lOe per Cird oi Thanks $1.00 For Consecutive Insertions These charges are at a reduc- td casn rate and apply If the ad is paid thin 10 days after f.nt insertion. A special service charge of i5c will be added after 10- day Call 5-2115 before a.m. for insertion same day, except Saturday, 9 a.m. deadline. I Cancellation until 10:00 a.m.

Jaily. I (Rates quoted tre local) FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4 room modern gas heat and garage. See at 118 East South street January 30, to Feb- ruary 3, irora 2 to 6 p.m.' P-104 fOR REAL ESTATE OR FARM LOANS' Consult JOE ROSS or JOHN B. BARP.UM Phone OS 54492 C-tf FOR Spartan trailer 35 ft. Call OS 5-4468 C-105 FOP.

SALE trace equity In used automobile for a saddle mare w. L. O'Banion OS 5-454S P-tf and radio repairing, service calls Antenna installation and repair. Parts and service guaranteed. Ralph R.

Beck. Phone OS 5-6782. C-tf FREE -FREE FREE- Beautiful Anniversary Dinnerware Luncheon set. Ivory white 22k gold trimmed. Service for four WEBB OIL 215 S.

MAIN ST. C-tl DITCH digging oy Jetp and Backhoe for water, gas, septic, footings, tanks, etc. Phone OS 54050. C-tf. steaming, patch plastering and painting.

Prompt, dependable service. Baker and Roadruck Phone OS 5-2927 after 4:30 p.m. C-109 FOR and garage. Call OS 5-6136 or OS 5-2963. C-105 FOR bedroom house, iVfc miles from Prairie School.

Phone William 7-2274, Kempton P-104 FOR RENT house semi-modern 736 North Main Roseoe Biddle Kirklin Ri R. 2 P-104 FOR room modern house. Phone OS 5-2892 C-108 FOR apt. heat, water garage. Furnished.

Cleo McCullough, OS 5-2417. c-103 LOST AND FOUND WANTED TO BUY Blacksmith Anvil. Otto Vandoren, Windfall LY 5-2676 P-106 WANTED Work of any kind. Experienced in plumbing, carpentry and steam engineering. Phone Atlanta 90 P-104 WANTED to buy old junk Chevrolet, Ford or Plymouth.

Phone Atlanta 90 P-104 HELP HELP Sitter. Ph. OS 5-2096 C-109 CESS POOLS, SEPTIC TANKS TOILET VAULTS Vacuum cleaned. Si.wer line, easement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. DAVID Sewer Cleaners Phone El wood FE 2-2684 EOR.

SALE at Elevator Auto Farts, skid chains. Combination Snow' scrapers, defroster hose, Heater and defroster units located 538 North Main FUEL OIL FUEL OIL Any amount at Service Station Also white gas and kerosene WEBB OIL S. Main St. C-tf FOR windows and tfoors, aluminum siding, Patio- Iron Porch Columns railinjjs. Free estimates.

A. J. Butz, 410 -S. Main Phone OS C-tf OR and 240 tractors, 101 harvester threster plows i 1 (break back Beamsj, heavy duty factor trailers, two, four and i'x row planters. Hoosier Sales Service C-tf WE NOW HAVE platter, vegetable dish, soup i bowls and desert dishes to go jwith your Golden Anniversary 'Dinnerware.

Webb Oil So. Main St. C-124 lady to care for elderly incalid man seven days a week in country home. No cooking or house work. 3 afternoons off if desired.

Write Box 1 Tribune giving references and wages expected. C-106 OFFICE MANAGER-Tipton County ASC Office $4500.00 per annum STARTING SALARY APPLICANTS must be HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES between the AGES OF 19 and 55 with a MINUMUM OF TWO. YEARS EXPERIENCE in the operational phases of a farm program and THREE YEARS EXPERIENCE as a farmer or with a business dealing extensively with farmers. EDUCATION ABOVE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL with major study in agriculture, business or public administration or accounting and statistics will be consider- ered IN LIEU OF A PART OF THE ABOVE EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS. ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BT2 FILED IN THE Tipton COUNT ASC OFFICE, 217 East Jefferson, Tipton, INDIANA PRIOR TO 4:30 p.m.

Feb. 6. C-104 LOST Car keys, between Pennys and Dads Restaurant. 4 keys and nail dips. OS 5-4273 C-106 leather MUfoid.

Call OS 5-4120 after 5 p-m. P-109 billfold with valuable. papers. If found return to K. McCormack, Ti On Lounge Reward P-106 MISCELLANEOUS WRECKER SERVICE Call OS 5-4731.

P-tf DO YOU alcholic problem? If so write Alcoholics Anonymous. Box 212, Tipton c-tf INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION 201 ILLINOIS IILDG. Iiidluiiuiiollg LEGAL NOTICE OF 1'1'IILIC HK.tltlNG Notice is hereby given that the Local Alrhulie Beverage Board of Tipton County. Indiana, will, at i) a.m. on the 13th day of 1U5U at the Commissioner's lloom.

Court House in the City (or town) of Tipton, Indiana in said County, begin investigation of the application of the following named requesting the issue to the applicant, at the location hereinafter out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicant, and the propriety of issuing the permit applied for to such applicant aftlie premises named: L. O. O. Moose No. 1590 (Club) Beer, Liquor Wine Retailer.

Cor Main Madison Sts. Tipton, Indiana SAID INVESTIGATION WIILL BE OPEN TO THK PUBLIC. AND PUH- LIC PARTICIPATION IS KEQUKST- HD. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By E. G.

MINXIEAR. Executive Secretary NOBLE ELLIS Chairman C-3S C-104 HELP WANTED Age 18 to 37, train as teletype and teleg. operators for R. R. this area.

Also other states. Write Tipton Tribune Box give address and Phone number. Sal-' ary $375 and up. P-106 FOR RENT von SALE OR TRADE 1955- Vi ton pick up truck-goes tor bargain Sei-vice Motor Co P-tf MARTIN'S Cattle and Poultry feeds. Hoosier Sales Service: c-tf FOK 3 room apartment and bain, gas heat Comer Jefferson East St.

Call 5-4549 or write Box Tribune C. L. O'Banun P-t! FREE FREE FREE 'Genuine Fire King ovenware set. Packed in gift carton. Webb Oil Co.

215 S. Main St. C-tf FOR A 100 one half ton truck. Hoosier Sales Sen-ice C-tf FOR and wood $12 and $8 a ton delivered. Also general hauling.

Phone 632 Goldsmith. P-104 FOR Hot Point automatic washer, S50. One Tempco gas clothes dryer, $100. One Walnut finish metal bed ivith springs and inter-spring mattress, $10. Mrs.

Al Zcll. C-106 FOR mp sow, 9 pigs. Curtis one mile west, 2'At south, li west of Tipton. C-105 WANTED WANTED Upholftering. Carl Miller 731 North Independence Phone OS 5-4616.

C-U FOR FURNACE and heater repair call Heating 125 S. East or Phone OS a-2737 C-tf Ross Doggett Body Shop PAINT, CLASS and BODY REPAIR. 'RON! WHEEL ALIGNMENT. 325 ADAMS, PhoM 5-6120 FOR apartment for two people. Utilities per month.

Phone OS 5-276r p-tf FOE three room apartment th bath furnished and unfurnished gas heated, up town $35.00 per month and up. C. L. O'Banion Phone OS 5-4549 P-tf FOR B.SNT Mddera three bedroom heat. Ii7 West Adams St.

$75.00 per month, C. L. O'Banion CO P-tf NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Tipton County, Indiana. is hereby given tha.t Orvan F. Gordon was on the Ibiti day of January, 1U5S.

appointed: Administrator of the estate ot Charles Gordon deceased. All persons having claims against said real estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court witnin months from the date ot the first publication of tills notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Tipton. Indiana, this ICth day of January, 1D5'J. WILSON WHtiATLEY, Attorney PAUL.

H. JONES, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Tipton County, Indiana sZ-aS-104 Tipton (Ind.) TiiVune 5 Mqnday, February 2, 1959 FOR Semi modern house with garden spot rear 'per month to couple with small family. C. L. O'Banion Phone OS P-tf FOR Two bedroom double, modern.

125 W. Adams St C. L. O'Banion P-tf FOR room double. 836 N.

Indep: St. Mrs. Lillie Mock. Phone OS C-tf FOR room double in country. Phone OS 5-697V C-tf FOR and unfurnished apartments, automatic heat.

Col-Mar Phone OS 5-4922 C-tf lower a- close in. Call OS 56554 after 4. C-109 SEE ROSS MOTOR SALES 120 S. WEST ST. TJPTQN FOR THE BEST T-R-A-D-E IN THE COUNTY if STATE OF INDIANA, COCNTV OF TIPTON SS: IN THE TIPTON CIRCUIT COLKT, JANUARl' TERM, 1'Ja'J BEULAH M.

STEWART and OSTO J. JARRETT vs. THE UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF KOKOMO, INDIANA, SPECIAL ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF MABEL A. F1TZS1.M.MONS and NOLL1E I. RICHEY CAUSE'NO.

Tliul NOTICE OF COMMISSIONED OF KEAL ESTATE The undersigned, commissioner by virtue of an order of the Tipton Circuit Court, made and entered in the above captioned cause, hereby gives notice that at the law office of Curtis W. Roll, Union Bank Building, Kokomo, Indiana, on Wednesday, February 1S5M at 10 o'clock a.m. of said day, 1 will offer for sale at public auction the following described real estate in Tipton County Indiana, to-wit: The South one half of the Southwest quarter of Section sixteen (16), Township 22 Range 3 East, except 20 acres of equal width off the entire East end thereof. That the sale will be subject to tho following terms and conditions: 1) The real estate cannot be sold for less than of its appraised value of thirty thousand dollars. 2) The said real estate shall be sold subject to the taxes for the year 1958 due and payable in 1959 but free and clear of al( other liens and encumbrances.

3) Tlie sale shall be for cash, purchaser will be provided with an abstract title to date showing merchantable or insurahlc title. 4) The commissioner reserves the right to reject any and all bids and the commissioner shall have the right to continue waid sale from daV to day until the said real estate is sold. SHIRLEY 1IELJIS Attorneys for Commissioner CUBT1S W. IIOLL, Commissioner 92-98-101 Due to circumstances there will be no more euchre parties at the VFW post 1129. C-105 WE ALSO MAKE AUTO REPAIRS BODYWORK NOT ONLY ON DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS BUT ALL MAKES, WORK GUARANTEED SELECT USED CARS CRAIL Serv.

Mgr. Jeff Elects Its 'Mostest' Mary Hilligoss, age, 18, subjects English, government, bookkeeping home activities, annual sta librarian; favorite sport, swimm ing; hobby, sewing; future plans airline stewardess. Jerry Huff, age, 17, subjects home English, governmen office practice; activities, Booste club president, annual staff, new reporter; hobby, letter writing favorite sport, i i ng; futur plans, marriage. Harold Lee, age, 17; subjects government, English, bookkeepin agriculture; activities, annua staff, basket ball, class play favorite sport, basketball; hobby a i cs; future plans, un decided. Sharon Lowden, age, 17; su jects, home English, of fie practice, government; activit i annual staff, paper staff, clas plays; hobby, souveniers; spar basketball; future plans, un decided.

Kay McFarland, age, 17; sub jects, home English, govern ment, office practice; activities class president, annual staff paper staff; hobby, baking; sport basketball, skiing; future plans marriage. Virginia Newcom, age, 17; sub jects, English, government, horn office practice; activities papar staff, annual staff, yel leader; favorite sport, basketball hobby, cooking and sewing; futuri plans, undecided. The student body feels it hai made a good choice for representa tives of Jefferson Township high school. They have been in the following way. First by election of the "Most est" of our school.

The titles and representatives are: Most intellectual, Mary i 11 i- goss, most popular, Conita Smith, best dressed, Jerry Huff, most likely to succeed, Jerry Hawkins, best personality, Judy Griffith most dependable, Kay McFarland, most tal a i Bonnie Foutch, (Jr.) Second, we elected five candidates for homecoming queen and her, court. The five girls are: Conita Smith, Virginia Newcom, Judy Griffith, Carol Wood, Bonnie Foulch, Of these Virginia Newcom was elected queen. She was crowned by Jerry Huff, last year's homecoming queen. The remaining four were her court. Last but not least, by way of a Bett6 Crocker Homemaking test our high school homemakcr winner was Jerry Huff.

She was awarded a heart shaped pin with a fireplace on it. All of these ways of choosing our best chool representatives, which we feel has been -successfully completed. The freshmen class has ordered its. class sweaters. They are red with white letters outline din black.

Our most recent PTO meeting was conducted January 19, at Goldsmith school. Pro jects discussed were: buying 10 banquet tables, a used piano for the high school music department and! seesaws for Goldsmith school. Also, it has been the custom in the past for Jefferson township to hold a spring carnival as a means of. raising money. A jvote by ballot was taken but the ballots have not been counted.

i NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Tipton County, Indiana. Notice Is hereby given that Iva M. Hutto was on the 16th day of January, 1S59, appointed: Executor of the wilj of Ray L. Jlutto, deceased. All persons having claims against said real estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

IJated at Tipton, Indiana, this 16th day of January, 1959. HUTTO RKGXIEU, Attorney PAUL II. JONES, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Tipton County, Indiana 92-98-101 READ THE CLASSIFIED -Circle T-V CLINICi OPEN FOR BUSINESS i FEBRUARY 9 1 Scirclesville tnd: things all men l.v. PICTURE YOUR TOWN WITHOUT A NEWSPAPER! Downright compulsive, isn't it, this consuming curiosity about what's going on around town? you're not nosey just curious. You believe that most of your public servants are that your police and courts are free from corruption that the politicians' aren't plotting to steal the city hall.

And then you try to picture your town without a newspaper! Dimly, you recall something that Thomas Jefferson once said: "Were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers without government, I should not hesitate to prefer the latter." Nonsense! That was long ago. It's dif- ferent'now. This is the electronic age. What with split split stocks and split second' jet-way-of-living we now have all sorts checker-uppers on our civic goings-on. But we? Let's take inventory.

Whatever wonders and wizardries communication offers today, one thing remains same: the heart of Hie free press is still the good reporter. And the good newspaper its printed word documenting human hap- pen'mgs is still the initial instrument in the protection of rights and liberties throughout the land. The fact is plain. And it's -reiterated in the record: Almost every day some American newspaper. ranging in size from the mighty -metropolitan daily to the small town weekly acclaimed for its constructive efforts in helping to-build a better community or for its vigilance -in searching out and snuffing out corruption, tyranny and injustice.

In this service, traditionally and inimitably the newspaper is still supreme. So, if you will, 'keep on taking your free press for granted. But if you value your freedom don't let anything -or anybody take your newspaper away from you. TIPTON TRIBUNE OS 5-2115.