The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 11

Tuesday, September 1, 1959 THE DAILY HERALD Page 11 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Effective April 1, 1954 Classified three cents' per word, minimum charge Ser- vice charge for blind ads Cash must be paid before ad runs except by firms and organizations that have regular charge accounts. Seventy-five cents is charged for all Cards of Thanks and In Mem- oriams not exceeding ten lines. Tho9e exceeding this limit will be charged at the rate of seven cents per line for additional lines. Legal Notice at Legal Rates. NOTICES HELP WANTED NUMBER 23 Is the one to call when inquiring about classified ads in The Daily Herald.

FOR SALE For sale: full stock Hampshire Boars and Gilts. Wm. F. Schmitt and son, R.R. 2, Jasper.

Phone 010- L-2. 26-6t For sale: Duo-Therm oil heater. Albert Keusch, Ireland. 29-3c For sale: straw. Call 2172 Schnell ville.

29-3c For sale: 1958 F-600 Ford with Marion steel dump. Low mileage. Phone 1122-L, Huntingburg. 29-3c For sale: used studio couches $14.95 and used chair for living room only first quality ladies hose only 9x12 linoleum rugs only $4.95 each; bedroom suites at low prices; tilt-back swivel chairs at bargain prices; tools each; large size towels only each; toilet seats $3.88. Shop first at YOUR DISCOUNT STORE, Swap Shop, 2 doors north of the Tivoli Theater.

(Open every night until Christmas). 31-3t For sale: 5-room modern home, bath, full basement. Phone 362-X Huntingburg. 31-3c For sale: white sweet corn, or 3 doz. for $1.

Call 666. Will deliver. 31-3t For sale: walnut dining room suite, table and chairs, 6 pieces in good condition, $10. Phone 621-W. 31-3c For sale: a fact, no more wax for linoleum coated with Glaxo.

Dries quickly, lasts months. Jasper Home Outfitters. 31-6t For sale: furn. 4-rm. screened porch cottage on White River.

Ph. 278-L Huntingburg. 31-3c For sale: 3 winter coats, sizes 3 and 4, in good cond. Phone 607-K. 31-3c For sale: 33-foot 1948 Liberty mobile home.

Phone 848Y1 Jasper. l-2c For sale: used refrigerator, electric ranges and TV sets. Eckerle Electric Co. 31-5t For sale: used hydraulic lift, drive-on type. Call 151-K Huntingburg.

l-4t For used Tappan gas range. Implement Store, In the 1-lt For sale: two Hampshire male hogs. Alois Sermersneim, l-3c 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE UEBELHOR STRUCKMAX PHONE 1065 NIGHT 222 DAY 18-tf Out-of-town dealer will pay cash price for your old piano. State make and price. Box 222 Daily Herald.

31-6t 24-HOUR WREjTKER SERVICE Phone 2321 or 2471 St. Anthony TTS-tf Notice: husband Hector hates hard work so he cleans the rugs with Blue Lustre. Geo. P. Wagner Inc.

31-6t SINGER Sewing machine in excellent condition with guarantee. Equipped for making buttonholes, ing, fancy stitching, embroidery designs, darning and patching. Balance due of $27.60 or $1.45 per week. Cabinets optional at $10. Will accept trade.

Phone 431-X for free home demonstration. 29-6t For better than Average Service, Lower Than Average Cost, Auto Life and Fire Insurance, see or phone 651, Raymond B. Hochgesang, 520 2 Main Jasper, Ind. tf NOW BUYING For highest prices on clover seed, see Earl W. Michel, Dale, dealer in Nutrena feeds and V-C fertilizer.

Also custom seed cleaning. Ph. WE 7-2062. 19-24t Motor Tuneup Specialists by factory-trained mechanics. Hasenour Motor St.

Anthony. TTS-tf FAMOUS CHIX (first generation) Our JET PRODUCERS NO. 359 are unequalled. BIG BOY broilers and many breeds to select from. are geared up for quality and price, why pay more? Hatching eggs wanted.

We also have started chix. MAMMOTH HATCHERIES. Phone 317 Huntingburg, Ind. S-tf Wanted: noon hour waitress 11 to 1. Tavern.

31-51 Wanted: girl or middle-aged woman for housework. Apply at 710 W. 8th. 31-3c Wanted: middle-aged woman for housework from 8 io 5. Call 637 Huntingburg.

31-2t Help wanted: want to make $20 or more in a day for part or time McNess route work? Man or woman. Write MR. W. E. CARTER, 319 N.

Delphos, Kokomo, Ind. 31-3c Help wanted: responsible person or couple to clean office and plant. Approximately 15 hours per week. Ph. 1161 or 972.

l-6t Wanted: experienced person for local furniture plant office. Middle- aged woman preferred. Must have experience in typing, bookkeeping and general office work. Write Box 808 Daily Herald. l-4t Wanted: girl, 5 days a week.

Phone 911-K-2. l-3c Help wanted: 2 women in the Dubois community to case eggs part-time. Apply in person at Dubois Poultry Dubois. l-6t Term. 1959.

In the Matter of the Estate ot i Lawrence Fuhs, deceased Estate Docket, Page 3268 Notice vs hereby given that Elisabeth Tempel as Administratrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her final account In final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination ind action of said Dubois CircuH Court on the 12th day of September. 1959. at which time all persons interested in said are required to appear in said court and cause, if any there be. why said account should not be approved And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their hew snip or cla to any part of said estate. ELIZABETH TEMPEL Personal Representative WILLIAM DUDINE Judge William M.

Cox Attorney Jasper, Indiana 35 1 WANTED Wanted: used coal furnace. Call 758-2245 Otwell. 29-3t Wanted to do: mending, ironings or babysitting. Inq, at Carmel Corn Stand. 31-3c Wanted: serviceman wants ride West coast at once.

Willing to share expenses. Tel. 5-3521 Haysville. John Malley. l-3c Late model Kirby sweeper, complete with attachments and power floor polisher, in excellent condition with guarantee.

Balance of $39.10 with budget terms of $1.25 per week. Will accept trade. Call 431-X for free home demonstration. 29-6t Wanted to buy: Religion text grade in grade for Call 930-Y after 4:30 p.m. 1-lc Due to transfer, established route available in Oakland City area for married man with car.

Work by appointment. $90 weekly guarantee. Write Fuller Brush 402 Citizens Bank, Evansville. Phone HA-3-2576. 25-12t ATTENTION FARMERS Buy your feeds at wholesale prices.

Our 80-year-old company is now making this offer. Complete line, feeds or concentrates, pick up in Louisville or will deliver. For further information without any obligation write Box 704, Daily Herald. 28-4c Fair time sale ends Sept. 10.

Get the best Co-op CUSTOM SAFETY NYLON that outperforms ordinary tires at less than regular prices. You get a two-year written warranty against ALL road hazards. Dubois Co. Farm Bureau Huntingburg and Holland. 31-6t For sale: Holstein bull calf.

Call 3-2214 Dubois. l-4c Expert Muffler Service. Bonded Service Station. 5th Newton, Phone 22. T-T-S-tf For sale: 10 pigs.

Hugo Englerl. Telephone 567-L-2 Jasper. l-3c For sale: roan bull. Call 04K2. l-2c For sale: 14-foot Glasspor Sport Lido boat, 35 h.p.

electric motor, 16-foot tilt-tongue trailer and lots of extras. Call 021L1 alter 5 p.m., or see Don Burton. l-5c For sale: 32-ft. elevator for grain or hay, in good cond. Call 1146- Huntingburg.

l-2c For sale: third cutting baled alfalfa hay in field; also silage in upright silo. Contact Eckerle Dairy. Ph. 17. l-2t For Sale: Breakfast set consisting of drop leaf table and four chairs.

Mrs. Dave Alpers, 208 VanBuren, Huntingburg. Phone 451. l-2c For sale; Two week-old Holstein male calves. Phone 1111-Y or 1112- W.

For sale: One limed oak finished drop leaf dining table; Westinghouse electric range. Phone 561 or 404, E. Blemker, Huntingburg. l-2c For sale: Chestnut sorrel 6-year- old riding horse, gentle, used to children. Rev.

Hilbert Peters, phone Huntingburg, 1159-L. l-2c For sale: used window sashes. Call 323-W. Vic Goeppner. l-2c For sale: 50 acres corn 90c per bushel.

You pick it. Paul Potts, IK miles north of Portersville and 3 miles west. Notice: Nu-Way Cleaners are adding coin operated laundry in west side of building. Please call for your winter garments. l-5t AUCTION largest farm machinery auctions are held the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month.

Dates for the last half of 1959 are as follows: Tuesday, September 8 and 22; Tuesday, October 13 and 27; Tuesday, November 10 and 24; Tuesday, December 8. Buy and sell your farm equipment the modern way. For your baler and binder twine needs insist on Midwest Twines, the twine that becomes more in demand every year. Remember we guarantee Midwest Twine to satisfy with a money back guarantee. Yoder Frey, Archbold, Ohio.

Phone 2080. Wanted: Aluminum and soft siding applicator, also aluminum storm window installer. Excellent wages and future. Write Box 936, Daily Herald, stating name, experience and telephone number. Our employees know of this ad.

l-3c Wanted to do: boy, 16, wants any kind of work. Call 1131-K. l-4c Wanted: farm hand. See Dietrich Holst, R. 1, Huntingburg.

l-2c FOR RENT NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Common Council and the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Jasper is accepting sealed bids on Sept. 9, 1959, for the following described equipment. Specification on 1 ton model 6 8 cylinder engine, 700x16 6 ply or tires front dual rear, spare wheel, deluxe cab, 4 speed transmission. Heater defroster recirculating type. Electric windshield wipers, Oil filter Air cleaner.

Booster brakes, 3100 lb. or heavier rear springs with overloads. Directional signal lights, front shock absorbers, 2 long arm mirrors C. A. dimensions approximately 60 inches.

One ton models are to be equipped with steel bed, 9x6 13 inch sides, 19 inch tail gate and headboard. 6 Inch hoist. TRADE IN: 1948 Dodge 1 Ton with bed hoist. TIME: All bids must be In the office of the City Clerk Treasurer of Jasper not later than 7:30 p.m. Sept.

9, 1959. Bidders are to specify time of delivery. The Common Council and Board of Public Works Safety reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. City of Jasper Julius Giesler City Clerk-Treasurer Death Takes Father Of Mrs. Al Schack For rent: 6-rm.

house, partly furnished, just remodelled. Near Pennyville crossing. Call 478KI or see Walter Schnarr. 31-3c LOST Lost: gold watch Friday night. Call 582-W.

l-2c LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Dubois County, Indiana, will, at 1 p.m. on the 16th day of 1959 at the Office. Court House, in the City of Jasper in said County, begin investigation of the application of the following named persons, requesting the Issue to the applicant, at the location hereinafter set 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 at the premises named: Harold Jahn (Grocery) Beer Dealer, Little Kentucky UNINCORPORATED SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By E. G.

MINNIEAR Executive Secretary NOBLE ELLIS Chairman 1-U The Luther League of Christ Evangelical Lutheran ehureh will sponsor a ear wash Saturday, Sep- Umber 5, at Service Station and i Service Station, Haysville. $1 per with whitewalls. l-5t Due to vandalism and stealing, no trespassing by day or night will be allowed on our farm in Harbison township. Violators will be prosecuted. Henry M.

Angerer, Cornelia M. Angerer. l-4c Free dance Thursday night, Sept. 3, at the Palm Gardens, Bretzville. Sponsored by the Farm Bureau.

Music by the Hoosier Lads. l-2t For sale: 13 shoats. Wm. Sendelweck, Ireland. Ph.

4-2623. l-3c PICNIC, SUNDAY, SEPT. 6 at ALL-SAINTS CHURCH, CANNELBURG. CHICKEN DINNER beginning at 4 p. m.

Father John Emge, pastor, welcomes you. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the Taxpayers of the School City of Jasper. Dubois County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place at 7:30 clock p.m. on the 25th day of September. 1959.

will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time: Cumulative Building Fund $17.500 For the Purchase of Real Estate Local Property Tax Relief $3.873.67 For Replacement of Boilers Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. 'Hie additional appropriation as finally made wiU be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further heariog wiUiin fifteen at the County Auditor's office of Dubois County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of sueh additional may be heard and interested taxpayers may require of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. O. LEO BECKMAN President 1 8 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Virgil Clarence Conrad has filed his petition in the Dubois County Circuit Court to have the time and place of hia birth determined.

Said petition is set for hearing Sept. 5, 1959. Dated this 31st day of August, 1959. GLEN W. SONGER Clirk of the Dubois Circuit Court 1-lt NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF Lawrence Fuhs.

deceased, in the Circuit Court of Dubois County, Indiana, Vac Mrs. Al Schack of Huntingburg was notified that her father, Herbert Seyffert, 72, of Waterloo, in the province of Ontario, Canada, d'ied 'this morning in a Waterloo hospital as the result of coronary thrombosis. He suffered the heart attack last Sunday. It was only six weeks ago that Mr. mother died at Kitchener, Ont.

Also surviving are his second wife, Lillian; and another daughter, Mrs. Neil Campbell of Ontario. His first wife, who was the mother of Mrs. Schack, died 13 years ago today. Mrs.

Schack is leaving today for Waterloo to attend funeral rites. Armour Co. Workers Reach Settlement CHICAGO (UP!) An agreement Monday night headed off a threatened strike by 15,000 Armour Co. workers in 27 plants across the country. The agreement was expected to be a pattern for the meat packing industry.

Union officials said strikes scheduled today at the other companies Swift, Wilson, Cudahy and Morrell probably would not be called because of the Armour settlement. Federal mediators hammered out the agreement after an all-day bargaining session with the company and officials of the United Packinghouse and Amalgamated Meat Cutters Unions. Predict 450 Will Die In Traffic Over Holiday CHICAGO Americas last fling at summer vacation fun may be the last flins, period for 450 motorists, the National Safety Council said today. The council predicted that 450 persons may be killed in one of the biggest traffic Jams in the history during the Labor Day week end. Virtually every one of the 71 million automobiles in the Unified States will be on the road at some time between 6 p.m.

Friday and midnight Monday, the council said. Together, they'll roll up a predicted seven billion miles of travel as vacationers seek a respite from work and relief from the heat at the seashore, in the mountains or in other recreational pursuits. Inflationary Pressure Squeezes Argentinians BUENOS AIRES About they had left was their pride. Their few possessions a clock, a gold chain, kitchen utensils, suitcases. a coat were In hock.

After paying the rent, they were left with 30 pesos a day (about 33 U.S. cents) to live on. They tell their story of but tihey want their names published. It always lito this, and they have their pride. But their names don't really matter.

They are pensioners and most: of 600.000 pensioners in Argentina are caught in the same vise the worst inflation in the nation's history (living costs up 115 per cent and the value of monty cut in half in just, one year) their pensions are frozen and the government afford to raise them. Thtir story is a familiar one. "My husband is 68 years the frail woman said. gets a pension of 1,500 pesos (about a month. Until two years ago, we lived in a small house, but my husband was taken sick and debts piled up.

Soon afterwards, a friend who was going to get married offered us 30,000 pesos for the house. was what we needed and we lost the house. we live in a room we rent for 400 pesos a month. For 60 pesos more we have tJhe right to use the kitchen. Believe me we walked plenty bu tiwe find anything cheaper.

The people here are good. the rent, light and small expenses, we have less 900 pesos a month left. Thirty pesos a This is a country where bread costs 8 pesos; a dozen eggs. 40 pesos; a liter of milk, 5.60 pesos. A movie ticket costs 25 pesos; a bus ride, at least 1.50 pesos; a television stt, 35,000 pesos.

So far, this couple haas managed to make ends meet by pawning they own. What next? the woman said, her voice lifeless, then, nothing. I say it coldly, because I have lived so expecting that moment, that I almost fear it any more. Think what it will be for us the day when a sickness costs us for the smallest injection 200 or 500 The couple is not alone in the world. They have a son, but he is married with four children.

He must struggle to keep his head above water itoo. the grandchildren are a diversion for the old woman continued. they live only 20 blocks from here and we can walk there without wasting money on a bus. have another she added. live near a plaza and we go there and sit on the benches to watch 'the children playing, sit in the sun and talk.

We see many pensioners there, and the talk is always the the hard times. The government has been talking of raising pensions perhaps 500 pesos a month. the woman said, grocer and our landlord at the end of the month be paid with talk or promises. The only ones thac collect promises are the These the pensioners, the people on fixed incomes are the ones who are paying the biggest price as Argentina tries to its squandered economic strength. And the price is painfully high.

BUTTER MARKET CHICAGO (UPD Produce: Butter firm; 508,000 lbs; 93 wore 92 score 61; 90 score 89 score 58 i. Today's Market Tuesday, September 1, 1959 Eggs, large, clean, fresh Eggs, current receipts Hens, 6 lbs over Hens, leghorn .07 Old cocks Hides -oa Market) Hogs No. 1 Hogs 190-220 Sows Boars CaWes 27.00 Market) Hogs 200-230 Calves CHECK THE ADS. SAVE MONEY. APPLICATIONS FOR EMPLOYMENT BEING ACCEPTED BY JASPER NOVELTY FURNITURE CO.