The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 15

ESTATE FOR SALE 'REAL ESTATE FOR SALE By CHARLES KUHN! Monday, March 29, 1954 KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE 15 ESTATE FOR SALE GRANDMA. PROBLEMS THAT IN THE SPRING Most folks can put up with inconveniences, and crowded living conditions during the cold winter months BUT when Spring arrives there's an urge to move into wat home of their own. Our knowledge of values will guide you safely in your choice of a home or a business. You can buy with confidence when you buy through: JOHN WEIGLE'S COMPANY PHONE: 28255 MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS This Janitorial and Sanitary Supply Company is located in a Concrete Block Building 50' 150. Front and Rear entrance.

Excellent parking facilities. Land, building and caulpments, included K-9 in sale GOSH! ALL HEMLOCKI Pardon the slang, but. this home in Hemlock is a good Situated on a lot bedrooms with full bath. Pressure water system. 1-car garage.

Enclosed back porch. Front porch. Lovely shade trees. Better hurry! K-11 DO YOU LIKE PEOPLE? This Restaurant operation will bring you in close contact with the public. Well established.

"Seating capacity for 45. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment included. Kitchen is 15' and dining room is 30'x 45, K-14 A CRAFTSMAN'S DREAM Shop and the Woodworking, his entire income from the operation. Specializing in kitchen and wall cabinets. Workshop is and THAT'S NOT ALL, there is a 5-room apartment.

with attached garage. Owner's health forcing the sale. LOG 83 ARE YOU A RENT VICTIM? Then, why not buy this bungalow that isn't quite finished and complete it yourself? It has 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, utility room and full bath. The Price? Only $3,850. You can't go wrong on this buy.

K-26 A TERRIFIC TAVERN In Kokomo. 20 years in same location. 1-story brick buildIng, A-1 condition. 2 rest rooms, seating capacity for 100. Restaurant serving complete dinners.

Owner will talk K-47 IN CENTER, INDIANA 1-story home near the new School. Bus stops in front of house. Fireplace in living room. Basement, oil space heater. 50-gallon electric hot water heater.

Immediate possession. Priced for immediate sale. It has 3 bedrooms. K-59 WANT A BIG HOUSE? with 8 large front porch? This 2-story home has 3 bedrooms and den. Hardwood matic furnace.

Washer floors, brick, structure. Autoand dryer included. baths, basement 2-car garage. Very attractive throughout. K-43 EXTRA INCOME IS NICE And $320 per month is an excellent income from this property located on West Sycamore Lot size 3 rental apartments.

2-car garage. 50-gal. water heater. Basement with laundry facilities. 3 tile baths.

Attached car port. Stoker heat. K-10 HURRY, LADIESI This is strictly a business for the ladies, especially if you good cook. The property this business is located in has 2 apartments netting owner $160 per month and owner occupies the 3rd apartment that could be rented for $80 per mo. The business nets $400 per month.

Call at the office for compicte details. K-12 HERE'S A DANDY BUSINESS Restaurant and gift, shop combination. Very profitable operation. Building. land, fixtures and equipment included.

Well located for tourist trade. Serving complete dinners. K-19 PLAN YOUR FUTURE NOW For only $2,000 as the down payment you can be business for yourself in this TILE AND BLOCK COMPANY located in Logansport, Currently this business operates only from May to December. Present building 3.500 sq. ft.

of floor space. 4 lots included with sale. A profitable operation. Start operation now. LOG 90 COULD AND WOULD be A dandy home for you.

Fine location. Low price of $7.000. 2 bedrooms, full basement with gas furnace, and $1.500 down is all that is required. 2-car garage. Hurry, NOW.

K-27 4 CLOSETS In this 2 bedroom home on North Purdum. Conventionally built, frame construction, Inlaid linoleum in kitchen and bath. Gas floor Gas water heater. Lovely neighborhood. Hardwood floors.

Wotta buy! K-51 A PRETTY FRAME home on East King Street for only $6.000. 1-story home situated on a lot 504 Hardwood floors. venetian blinds, gas furnace. 30-gallon water heater. This home is clean as a pin and very attractive.

Cute front porch. K-52 SEMI-MODERN HOME On South Cooper Street for only $3,800 and it has 2 bedrooms. living room, kitchen and front porch. 1-car garage. K-41 JOHN WEIGLE'S COMPANY OPEN EVENINGS 113 West Sycamore Street Phone 28255 Time To Take Inventory How much rent did you pay in 1953? Why not put this year's rent receipt toward owning a new RobbinsBilt home in Sycamore Village? The down payment is small and the monthly payments are less than rent.

The location is ideal, free from factory smoke, close to school, large spacious lots, concrete streets, city sewage, water and gas heat. If you are a qualified veteran, check with John Ray today on these 2-3 bedroom homes which are about ready for OCCUpancy 266 INLAND DRIVE $800.00 DOWN 200 INLAND DRIVE $875.00 DOWN This Includes Loan Costs Phone 2-5453 Evenings 2-6166 The R. D. Robbins Inc. 109 E.

Sycamore Realtors Builders Over 30 Years REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Houses For Sale 84 Houses For Sale DOWN PRICED TO SELL this 7-room semi-modern! NORTH DELPHOS ST. $1,000 On W. Madison, large 50x150-: 3-bedroom modern home, home shaded on lot. Asking only- $5,000,1 heat. Only $1550 down for owner's ft.

contract. balance on G.I. bal. on Call Mr. Now! with monthly payments less Gentry THE Phone D.

ROBBINS p.m. INC. EAST JACKSON ST. 2-5453; after 5 2-1644 rent. R.

109 E. Sycamore 2-bedroom modern. excellent Realtor cation east. Can be purchased BY OWNER-3-bedroom National. $1700 down.

Assume Joan, $42; mo. 1904 No. Lafontaine. BY OWNER-2-bedroom modern, hardwood floors, carpet, tile bath, built-in kitchen, full basement with recreation room finished in knotty pine: 2-5312 garage Located So Phene S-H-H, JOE! TH NEXT TIME GRANDMA COMES T' BAT, TOSS UP THIS POPCORN BALL FOR HER T'HIT. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Houses For Sale 84 YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE IN A "NATIONAL living For within lifetime your of budget, get the facts for yourself today! MODEL HOME OPEN DAILY Look it over.

F.H.A. or G.1. HOLTZ CONSTRUCTION CO. 1024 E. Gano Phone BY OWNER--Make an offer, new 3-bedroom.

Hardwood floors, full bath and shower, auto. oil heat, Youngstown kitchen, garage attached, to house, smooth, young orch-1 ard, other trees, lots of flowers. 312 mi. No. of Kokomo on 31.

Highest bid in next 10. days, will probably buy. George McClain. 1 Acre, 2-bedroom ranch Beautiful type home in Swayzee. fireplace.

bath, built-in kitchen, modern as tomorrow. Might consider trade for income property. 2-bedroom home in Built-in Swayzee: floors, long rm. kitchen, breakfast bar, auto, heater, complete bath, wired 220. Plus $1200 contract on komo property.

Sell either trade both on or 5 rooms Kokomo. 7-room home. bath, auto. heater, gas heat, close in. $4850: cash.

UNION REAL ESTATE SALES! 407 S. Union Phone 2-7581 HOMES FOR SALE NORTH 7-room, modern, full basement. Corner lot. Coal furnace. Large front and back yard all fenced.

Possession 30 days. $2,0000 and $50 per month. NORTH JAY New home, finished Fall 1953. (Hardwood floors. Gas forced-air furnace.

Large living room. ture window. 4 rooms and utility room. Possession 60 days or $2,000 and $50 per month. J.

HAROLD KINCHELOE Realtor Ask for Mr. Harden 2231 North Main St. Phone 2-5676; after five 2-3810 "New Listings" First Time Advertised 603 So. Armstrong 3 bedroom modern, a wonderful family home, finished floors, basement with gas screned-in porch, 1 car Handy close to town location. Owner offers 30-day Price $9,500.

420 No. Armstrong "Home and 6 rooms down for the owner, plus 4 upstairs private entrance. Brick construction, good oil furnace. hardwood floors. Abundance close of town.

built-in Priced cabinets, very to 204 No. Delphos Immediate poss. 5 rm. modern bungalow. gas heat, finished floors, brick fireplace, storm win-! dows and doors.

Attic insulated, Fenced-in yard, only $8,500. Galveston The Lavon Fogelsong property: located just 1 block from of town, consisting of beautiful birch' built-in cabinets. 12 basement with new fur-' nacc, large living 15x30. 2 car garage, large lot 132'x66'. Priced $7,500.

Greentown Drive Inn and home located, at the south edge of city, approx. 2: acres of ground. home consists of 7 rooms with all new plastering, new 3-piece bath. new Armstrong oil furnace, new light fixtures. Drive Inn has shown a good return and has increased each Priced for immediate sale $16,000.

Owner will sell separately. Suburban good state of repair clean as South west, 4-rm. semi a pin. Lot 100x124, a good home for retired couple. Price only $1,000.

Tom J. Sellers Realtor Office 25471 Eye. Ph. 5242 or Ralph I. Stewart Don R.

Sellers Eve. Ph. 27134 Eve. Ph. 4227 WITHIN YOUR MEANS and WORTH THE MONEY A very attractive 2-bedroom bungalow, new custom-built water cabinets.

recess bath tub, elec. beater, sun vertical blinds, DuoThurm oil heater. Located 1334 So. Ohio. Owner moving to Bed-' Ind.

Will sell on contract to' responsible party, Jess than Immediate $1500! down, $40 per month. possession. Call WALTER MILLER, REALTY N. Main Ph. 9694 2-3511 604 Lincoln Road Maplecrest Addition 3 bedroom ultra modern ranch' style.

Immediate possession. Price reduced, was $17.600, $16,500. We have the key and will' be pleased to show you the fine; features of thig lovely Built by Bob Taylor, builder of! the "54" house. Here you will find! modern living at its best at a price. TOM J.

SELLERS Realtor Office 25471 Eve. Ph. 5242 or Ralph I. Stewart Don R. Sellers; Eve.

Ph. 27134 Eve. Ph. 4227: Lots For Sale 85 LARGE BUILDING LOT Size 75 300 on East Sycamore, near bypass; shade trees and large: berry patch. Price $1.500.

GIB WALKER PH. 2-2190 $600-lots N. Webster Pike, also Galv'ton. BONE, E. Syc.

5051 84 60-ft. on Berkley PARK Road. This is: FOREST LOT the last one. Phone 2-1716. To Exchange -Real Estate 88 gas: IN FLORIDA Nr.

Sebastian, 12-acre grove, loan, trd. Bone, 1011 E. Syc. 5051. than Wanted--Real Estate 89 WANTED House on contract.

1o- $500 down payment. Ph. 5978. on LEGALS AUCTION SALE Somers Warehouse-1215 W. Richmond Saturday.

April P. M. Goods stored in the following names: will be sold at auction to the hirbest I bidder, to antisfy storage charges: Ligon, Andy Svedin, Harold Um. capher. ROY CRUME, Auctioneer BY CRACKY, THAT'S NOT ONE BIT FUNNY, AN' I DON'T WANT ANY MORE Deaths and Funerals SARAH T.

HERRON SHARPSVILLE -(Tribune Area Special)-Mrs. Sarah T. Herron, 79, 'died at 10 p.m. Saturday in the Tipton County Hospital, an illness of one year. She was born in Friendsville, May 12, 1855, to George E.

Lodaska (Swing) Lee. anshe was married Oct. 28, 1892, to George W. Herron, whose death occurred Oct. 12, 1937.

She was a member of the Sharpsville Methodist Church and the Order of Eastern Star. She attended Swingtown school. Surviving are three children, Ralph, H. Mt. Herron, Morris, Atlanta, and Mrs.

Edna Smith, Saginaw, one brother, John Ed Lee of Arcadia: half brother, Silas H. Grayson of Sharpsville: four grandchildren, and four great-! grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at p.m. Tuesday at the Warner Home in Sharpsville, with the Rev. Clarence Cook officiating.

Burial will follow in Sharpsville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday morning. The family requests that; flowers be omitted and contributions be made to the Cancer Fund. MRS. RUTH REVOLT Mrs.

Ruth Revolt, 40, died Sat- urday in Greenwood, where she went two weeks ago for medical treatment after a stay in the Bluffton Clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Revolt lived in the Washington Trailer Camp, North Washington St. Surviving are the husband, Paul; one brother.

John W. Richards and sister, Lidabella Murphy. both of Chicago. Mrs. Revolt was employed at the Delco Radio.

The body was brought to the Ellers Funeral Home where services will be held in the chapel at. p. m. Tuesday. Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Friends may call at the after 3 p. m. Monday. 1 JESSE M. CAGE Jesse M.

Cage, 65, died unexpectedly at 11:30 a.m. Sunday at his home, W. Elm St. He had been in ill health for the past two years of a coronary condi-! Lion but had seemingly improved! and was able to assist in the management of his business. Born Nov.

13, 1888, on a farm near Sharpsville, he was the son of Benjamin F. and Anna Petty Cage. He served as the postmaster at Sharpsville for years, then moved to Logansport where the engaged in the insurance business for five years. He to Kokomo in 1937 for permanent! LEGALS Comes now the petitioner, by Kenneth E. Shockley, attorney, and files his petiLion to and adopt Billy heir-at-law, 'Allison Buckles with 35 his son together an affidavit that Forney Dungan Buckles is ont a resident of the State said of Indiana.

Notice is hereby given Dungan Buckles, that unless he be and ippear on the 19th day of May, 1954. same being the 32nd Judicial the April Term, 1954, in the Howard Court in the Court House of Kokomo, Indiana, at said County State, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. In Witness Whereof. I hereunto my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Kokomo, Indiana, this 19th day of March, 1934. CLIFFORD LINEBACK.

Clerk State of Indians. County of Howard ,75: the Howard Circuit Court, Jannary! Termi, Cause 1954, No. 443. In The Matter Of The Petition of JAMES R. FERGUSON For The Adoption Of BILLY ALLISON BUCKLES.

A Minor NOTICE TO Dinner Time fish cakes 4 Vegetable 8 Parkerhouse ACKOSS 12 Fruit drink 13 Equipment 14 Great Lake 15 Witty saying 16 Turncoats 18 Gift 20 Unaccompanied 21 Legal matters 22 Does wrong 24 Pheasants, quail, etc. 26 Mine entrance 27 Staff 30 Ran together 32 Cylindrical 34 Felt 35 Amatory 36 Golf mound 37 Soaks flax' 39 Watch sound 40 Italian coin 41 Varnish 42 Scamp 45 Unemployed time 49. Sets aside 51 Car gear 52 Horse's neck hairs 53 Vend 54 Night before 55 Malt drinks 56 Gaelic 57 Indian weight DOWN 1 Temporary shelter site 2 Scent 3 Decide YA JUST MADE ME WASTE A GOOD, HEALTHY, HOME KUAN- 3-29 Harvey Prather, Urbana, Mrs. Dorothy Florick, Marion, Lee Prather, Walton. Algie Prather, Bur: Lizzie Eads, Detroit and Mrs.

Mamie Beasley, Haute. Funeral services will be held at p. m. Thursday at the Mast and, Pickett Funeral Home, Greentown, with the Rev. Phillip Dermond charge.

Burial will follow in Cemetery at Greentown. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. Wednesday. HARLEY W.

GUGLE W. Gugle, 71, 803 N. Harley Courtland died at 9:35 p. Saturday at the St. Joseph Hospital He had been a resident of komo five years and was a ed employe of the Boston store.

The deceased was born Aug. 1882 at Clymers, the son John and Mary (Smith) Gugle. July 1946 he married Mrs. Leota Horton. Surviving with the widow are stepson.

Paul Horton; a sister. Mrs. Gertrude Baines, this city and two brothers, James Gugle and William Waits of Logansport, also one grandson. Mr. Gugle was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints and of the IOOF and Rebekah lodges.

Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Peacock Funeral Home in charge lof Elder Marvin Torrie assisted by Elder B. Clark. Burial will in Crown Point Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 m. Tuesday. MRS. HANNAH M. KEEGAN Mrs.

Hannah M. Keegan, 86. widow of Lawrence Keegan Sr. and a resident of 822 E. Faile Ave died at 6:20 p.m.

Sunday ati the St. Joseph Hospital. She had! been seriously ill for a week with a complication of disorders. A native of Cork. Ireland, where she was born March 3, 1868, Mrs.

Keegan had lived in Kokomo 65 years. Her parents were Cornelius and Mary O'Hara. At the age of 20 years she came to America, living at New Albany, for a short time before coming to Kokomo. She and the deceased husband were married July 1, 1888. Mr.

Keegan was one of the early day employes of the old: plate glass industry here. For al number of years Mrs. Keegan crated a bakery adjoining her home. She was a devout member of St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church and its Rosary Society and of the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters.

Surviving are a daughter, Julia, Mrs Charles Leer and two Edward and Lawrence Keegan, all of Kokomo; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Shaffrey, also of this city: 11 grandchildren, one of whom is! Sister convent at Colette, in the There St. Joseph: Tipton. great -grandchildren. The husband, a daughter, Mary! Pifer and two sons, William and Thomas, preceded her in death.

Funeral services will be conducted with a solemn high mass at 10 a. m. Thursday in St. Joan of Arc Church with the Rev. Francis Niesen officiating.

Burial will be in Crown Point Cemetery. The body will be taken from the Ellers Mortuary to the late resi-! dence where friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday and where the Rosary will be said at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday. ROBERT A.

CROOK TIPTON (Tribune Area Special) -Robert A. Crook, 72, 739 N. Main died suddenly at 6:30 a.m.; Monday at the Oaks Manufacturing Company factory where he was: employed. The body was taken 1 to the Leatherman-Morris Funeral Home friends may call Monday, and Tuesday. On Wednesday it will be taken to Missouri, the former home of the deceased, for the funeral and burial near Doniphan.

Mr. Crook was born Aug. 1, 1881 in Missouri. He came to Tipton in 1942 and had been employed by the Oaks company 10 years. He was a member of the Baptist Aug.

23, 1922 he married Mrs. Oma Murray who surives. Hei leaves also a son, Arvin Crook, in Illinois; three stepchildren, Mrs. Cletus James. Mrs.

Harold Gren-! stead and Charles Murray, all of Tipton: eight grandchildren, two brothers and a sister living in Missouri. OIL GAS COAL Let Us Clean and Service Your Furnace Expert Service and Repair on Any Make of Furnace All Work Guaranteed: Call 6860 HEATING For SURVEY FREE Fumoce Vacuum Cleaned For Limited Bottle Gas Hook Up FREE KOKOMO SHEET METAL 2551 N. Washington Ph. 6860 Kokeme, Indiana Markets and Stocks residence, operated a grocery for several years and at present has a tavern in Greentown. He was the manager of the Ko-2 komo Speedettes, a girls softball team, for three years during which time they won the State Championship in 1947 and 1948.

He was married to Roxie Collins Feb. 8, 1910. The widow survives with two sons, Ivan F. and Donivan R. Cage, both of Kokomo.

One son died in infancy. There are al-! so eight grandchildren, three bro-! thers and two' sisters. Surviving brothers are William H. Cage. Lynn, Ulysses R.

Cage of Tipton and Roma T. Cage, of Sharpsville. Sisters surviving are Mrs. Ruth Reynolds of Wabash and Mrs. Hazel Redrup of Huntington.

He leaves several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Fenn Funeral Home, with the Rev. Chester Mitchell officiating. Burial will be in Green Cemetery at Sharpsville.

Friends may call at; the funeral home after 6 p.m. Mon-1' day. MRS. C. F.

KAHRE Mrs. C. Kahre, 88, who spent a year with her daughter, Mrs. Laura Shewmon, in Kokomo and made many friends while living here, died at 11 p. m.

Saturday; at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Esther Bollmer, Vincennes. Mrs. Kahre's husband, Charles Kahre, died in 1933 in Bicknell, and since that time Mrs. Kahre had made her home with her children.

Other surviving children are a daughter, Mrs. Raymond Wilson of Gary: three sons. Dr. Raymond: Kahre of Peru, Elmer Kahre of Sandborn, and Carl Kahre of Birmingham, Ala. Nine children and six survive also.

Mr. and Mrs. Kahre lived on a near Bicknell many years. The body was taken to the McClure Funeral Home in Bicknell. Services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Bethel Evangelical Church at Freelandville.

followed by burial in the cemetery there. DANNY LYNN GRAY Danny Lynn Gray, was born. prematurely William after midnight Onalee Saturday. to and Gray, 1610 E. Hoffer St.

Graveside services will be conducted at 10 a. m. Monday in Al-' bright Cemetery. Surviving besides the parents are two brothers and one sister, Jimmy, Wayne and Glenda, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

1 Pad-: dell of Williamsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gray of Hinshaw, Ky. MRS. LOUIS MULLEN Mrs.

Mildred Mullen, 43, wife Louis Mullen, died at St. Petersburg, at 2:45 a. m. Sunday. Mrs.

Mullen had moved to Florida last summer from Oakdale cause of her health. She had been a resident of Howard County from birth. Born July 10, 1911, the deceasled was the daughter of Andrew and Mary Elizabeth Prather. She married Louis Mullen July 4, 1934. He survives.

Surviving also are two children, Barbara Kay and Ronald Fred at home; nine brothers and sisters, Mrs. Claude Kallemback and Mrs. Goldie McCosky of Boston, Mrs. Bessie McClean, Scottsburg, Answer to Previous Puzzle OMgA ALAN NOT DARN NOO BRO SEAT ED ROME IDEA AVER DOT DOOR ERA BRING 28 Of the ear 42 Italy's name 29 Pack of cards for its capital 31 1 Weirder 43 Egg-shaped 33 Rosters 44 Heredity unit 38 Higher 46 Lampreys 40 Entices 47 Wander 41 Fine cotton 48 Pitcher 27 Handbags thread Monsters 5 Sharp 6 Raved 7 Exist 8 Former Spanish coins 9 Religious book 10 Legal claim 11- majesty 17 Stocking support 19 Sows 23 Ceremonies 24 Heroic deed 25 Toward the sheltered side 26 Viper INDIANAPOLIS UP (USDA)Hogs 9,000: light to medium weights moderately active. mostly steady: few spots strong to 15-25, higher: medium wweights and heavies steady to 25 lower: choice 170-240 lb 26.50-27.00: several hundred mostly choice one and two 200-225 1b 27.15-25: few choice light weights 27.35-50; 240-270 lb 26.00- 126.75: 270-350 lb 25.00-26.00; 120-160 SOW'S steady; choice: 45 lb down 24.00-25.00.

Cattle calves 400; steers and heifers moderately, active, steady; load choice 10 slaughter steers 24.00; few loads choice lb 23.00-23.50 load choice 925 lb mixed yearlings, 22.25; good to low choice heifers: 18.00-21.00; utility and commercial cows 11.25-13.50; canners and cutinters 9.00-11.00; vealers fairly active. steady; high good to prime' 20.50-24.00: one head 25.00. Sheep 100; steady; good and choice wooled natives 24.00-25.50; few good and choice shorn lambs. with number one pelts 22.50: cull to choice slaughter ewes 5.00-9.00. CHICAGO CP- USDA) -Salable.

hogs top 27.15; most choice Ko-190-260 15 butchers 26.75-27.10; retir-270-300 lb 26.25-26.75; few lots 350- 425 lb 24.75-25.75: most sows under 600 lb 22.50-25.00. Salable cattle calves 500; few loads prime 1.250-1,300 lb steers 29.75-31.50: choice to low prime steers and yearlings 23.00-| 27.50; good to low choice grades 19.50-22.50: commercial to low good steers 16.50-19.00; some high choice to low prime heifers 24.25-25.00: load or so held higher: most good and choice heifers 18.50-23.00; util-, ity to low good grades 13.00-18.00; utility and commercial a cows 1. 11.50- 14.00; canners and cutters 9.00- 11.50; utility and commercial bulls N. Y. Quotations Allied Stores American Airlines American T.

Radiator IA. 163. Anaconda Copper Arein Borden Ohio 331 Chrysler 63 Cities Service Steel Continental Oil Pont Enton M6z. 42 Eastmon Kodak Firestone 72 General Electric Boters 60 International Harvester Kennecott Copper Kingston Products Montgomery Ward 3916 Nash York Kelvinator Central North American Aviation Pan American Air J. C.

Penney Penn. Rallroad Pittsburgh Service Plate Indiana Glass Radio Republic Steel Sears Roebuck 591; Shell Oil Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Standard Oil Indiana Thompson Carhide Producta Union Pacific United Steel Aircraft 41- Zenith Radio 693 Quntations courtesy non, Indianapolis: Kokomo residents call operator and ask for Enterprise 6000. No toll charge. 14.00-16.00: commercial to choice vealers 15.00-26.00; few choice and prime 27.00; cull and utility vealers 10.00-15.00. CHICAGO (P Butter barely steady; receipts 1,852,736: wholesale buying prices unchanged; 93 score AA 63.5: 92 A 63.25: 90 61.25; 89 56.75; cars 90 61.75; 89 57.5.

Eggs unsettled; receipts 20,849: whole buying prices unchanged to 1 cent lower; U. S. large U. S. mediums 36; U.S.

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This home is located in a fine neighborhood, an beautifully lighted street, close to excellent grocery stores and bus service and near Washington School. Ideal for either a large family or a retired couple who desire an income from a good separate upstairs apartment. It has a large combined living room and dining room, fine built-in kitchen, bedroom and full bathroom downstairs. And a living room, bedroom, full bathroom, and kitchen with breakfast-bar upstairs. Full basement with automatic oil heat, fruit-room and hobby shop.

Completely insulated, with storm windows and screens. Twocar garage. Large lot. This home may be inspected prior to the sale. Ph.

3882. EVERETT R. RAINES, Executor. contract, NORTH LAFONTAINE ST. 9-room modern home, good condition.

Only $750 down, balance on contract. HODGES. REALTOR Phone 2-1848 5-room house, south. beautiful corner lot. Phone 3978..