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The ElectraLite Trading Center Classifieds
Each CVEC member family is limited to ONE free clas- sified ad per month. The form below must be used. The length of the ad cannot exceed three lines on the form. Ads run only one time. Area codes are not used unless outside the 405 area.
Two Molly mules, $600/pr.; 1 John mule, $150 OBO, 468-7255.
Real Estate
3 BDR brick home, 1,608 sq. ft., lg. bonus sun room, 2-car garage, 2 storage bldgs., 4405 Bison Rd., Shawnee, 275-0119.
3 BDR house on 9 acres in Earlsboro on Hwy. 9A, $125,000, 761-6314.
All INFORMATION BELOW MUST BE COMPLETED
Name Address Account #
Phone #
Classified must be received by the 5th of the month to appear in the following edition of The Electra-Lite.
Automobiles
2005 Ford Mustang GT Premium, loaded, metallic silver, 71K miles, $13,500, 642-0346.
1992 Chevy work truck w/ utility bed, TommyLift, diesel, rebuilt transmission, good tires, 303K miles, 567-4310, 567-7833.
Farm
348 J. D. sq. baler; 660 J.D. rake; 1120 Hesston swather; 450 J.D. grain drill, 567-3393.
Sawmill, portable, electric, 4 hydraulic movement, plus blade sharpner, 918-716- 8482.
3 pt. 8' spring-tooth harrow, 4' spring-tooth, 1 headgate, old drag manure spreader, 2 bot drag plow, 567-3685.
Mower - 7 gang, 11" wide, 0-turn, reversible, $1,250, 380-6823.
Miscellaneous
Two lots in Garden of Love, Resthaven Cemetery, Shaw- nee, 255-0261.
4'x5' rnd. bales of wheat & oat hay, $30; sm, sq. bales of grass hay, $3, 567-4334.
Two Bushnells - 1 3x9x40 Swift, and 1 Burris AR-132 Red Dot, 1x32mm, 273-7887.
Two 12" color TVs, $20 ea.; Super 8 movie camera, $10, Knight kit CB & oscilliscope, $50 for both, 273-0817.
Split, seasoned firewood, delivered & stacked, 10 mile radius of Prague, $60/rick, 214-9626.
100 5'x5.5' rnd. bales mixed grass hay, string-tied, good quality John Deere bales, 496-2137.
Gym Tronic exercise ma- chine, $100 OBO, 788-5754.
Tappan propane range, as is, $100; side-by-side refrigera- tor, as is, $300, 279-3638.
200 sq. bales of prairie hay, $5/ea.; 4'x5.5' rnd. bales of mixed grass hay, $40/ea.; camper shell, fits 1&1/2 cab Chevy, $100, 820-3862.
Burning barrels w/lids, $10/ ea.; feed barrels, $12/ea.; 3-4 doz. qt. size canning jars, $3/ doz., 567-7921.
Electric glass top stove, $300; Kenmore washer & dryer, $200; ice box, $100, 275-3419.
Glass fireplace doors, new in box, $100; various O/S storm doors, $50-$125, 918-866- 2440.
Two lots in Garden of Hope in Resthaven Cemetery, $3,000 for both, 273-1331.
Stamp collection - thousands of U.S. & foreign commemo- ratives, mint & 1st day of issue, 382-2520.
House full of yard sale items, sell all for 1 money, 944- 5724.
Buy, sell and repair clocks, 513-2986.
Three mobile home axles, 2 have brakes, $100 ea. or $250 for all, 356-2828.
Two 30" bar stools, solid wood, $50 for the pair, 567- 7167.
Console stereo, $50; compo- nent stereo, $40; stereo w/ separate speakers, $20; 3 bicycles, $5-$10 ea.; Vitamix blender, $100 OBO, 273- 0817.
Square bales of prairie hay, $5 ea.; firewood, $40/rick, 598-5860.
4'x5' net-wrapped rnd. bales mixed grass hay, $30-$35, 942-4538, 517-8507.
Meeker Schools yearbooks, 1st-12th grades, 1969-1978, 8 books, $40 ea., 273-1845.
White Kenmore upright freezer, frost-free, works fine, $125, 863-3419.
1968 Chevy 396 cu. in. short block, fresh build, $995, 598- 2260.
Bermuda & prairie grass hay, good quality, 4'x6' rnd. bales, net-wrapped, $40/bale, 382- 5045.
Sq. bale wheat hay, $3; sq. bale grass hay, $4, 567-3393.
Collectors items - glass & wood bowls, Elvis records, bells & baskets, 598-3449.
Pets/Livestock
Adorable kittens - gold striped & calico, DOB 12-2-13, free to animal lovers only, 598- 6274.
5 acres, Bethel Schools, 8 miles south of I-40 on SH 102, 760-3244.
12'x60' mobile home, $2,500, OBO, 380-6823.
Tiny Hobbit house to be moved off, ice box, stove & can be furnished, 2 can live in it, 589-1202.
2.5 aces w/20'x36' bldg., Hwy. 102, north of Britton Rd., 918-225-7869, 918-223- 5827.
'02 Southern mobile home to be moved, 3 BDR, 2 BA, new 30 yr. roof, all appliances, $20,000, 584-0441.
March 2014 RV/Marine
1954 14' Newman trailer & 40 hp Johnson motor, $350, 279-3638.
30' bumper-pull Jaco travel trailer, $4,500, 275-3294.
Yamaha, 86 Maxim X 700, $1,200, 380-6823.
Services
FREE - Haul away unwanted major appliances, scrap metal, car batteries, w/i 15 mile radius of Shawnee, 609-4365.
Small electric motor & portable generator repair, 1 phase to 10 hp., AC & DC, 580-279-7360.
Wanted
Front cowling for 2006 Kawa- saki Ninja 250, 664-4483.
Household Batteries Need Attention
Almost as frustrating as discovering you don’t have any batteries for your flashlight when the power goes out is learning that the ones you do have aren’t working. You can extend the life of your household batter- ies, use them more safely and dispose of them properly by following some advice from battery manufacturers: • Batteries should be clean before you put them into a flashlight, radio or other device. If yours has gunk on it, rub it with a pencil eraser. • If you’re not going to use your battery-operated device for a few months, remove the batteries. They will last longer if you do. • Remove batteries from your flashlight or other device as soon as they stop working. • If your battery-powered appliance also has an electrical cord, remove the batteries before you plug it in.
• Store batteries in a dry place at normal room temperature. Don’t store them in the refrigerator or freezer; that doesn’t make them last longer. Similarly, avoid leaving your batteries or battery-powered gadgets out in the heat. That will reduce battery performance. Even “dead” batteries can leak if they get too hot. • You can’t recharge a battery that’s not recharge-
able.
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