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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.
$15,000 or trade for equal value, 200-5974.
Services
Will haul away off unwanted scrap metal, old appliances, car batteries, anything that can be recycled, in south Pot- tawanimie County, 777-6955.
FREE - will haul away unwanted major appliances, scrap metal, car batteries, within a 15-mile radius of Shawnee, 609-4365.
All INFORMATION BELOW MUST BE COMPLETED
Name Address Account #
Automobiles
1966 Dodge Dart convert- ible, 48K miles, garage-kept, $7,500; 1978 GMC Gin Pole truck, $3,500, 918-490-2223.
1972 Chevy 2-ton all steel flatbed w/dove tail, $1,975; 1985 Crown Vic, 49K miles, $2,975, 606-9113.
Equipment
Irrigation wench, lots of cable, $195, 606-9113.
2010 New Holland T1520 diesel tractor, 4x4, 35 hp, 137 hours, front-end loader, 5’ Rhino rotary cutter, $13,500 OBO, 382-1444.
Pro-Mac 700 20-inch bar, $75; 14-inch cast iron lid, $10; propane liquid line w/valve, $50, 454-2046.
2002 CM 3-horse slant trailer w/mangers, weekend pkg., new tires, good battery, refrig- erator, stove, sink, $16,750 OBO, 640-6470.
Miscellaneous
FREE - quilt backing or bot- tom, full-size w/batting, also material to make hand-made quilts, 543-9652.
Whirpool washer and dryer, $200; LP gas dryer, $125; electric cook stove, $100, 275-3419.
Two plots in Resthaven Cemetery, 61D, 3 & 4, Gar- den of Prayer, $2,500, (918) 781-2187.
RCA 65” projection TV, works, $100, 598-0216.
Metal trash and feed barrels w/lids, $10-$12 ea.: 20-yr. old John Deere 5’ windmill still in box, $75, 567-7921.
High-quality Bermuda hay, sq. bales, $6, discount for 25 bales or more, Alfalfa $9, various rd. bales of hay, 598-2330.
Old Country store chopping block, $100, 615-0267.
Ridgeway Grandfather chime clock, oak, $800; glass curio cabinet, $400; Lane 2 recliner and love seat, burgundy, about 1 yr. old, $300, 863- 3419.
Clothes-line poles, $35; lg. fiberglass pet carrier, no door, $9; 454-0510.
Large conference table or din- ing table w/4 padded chairs, $125; antique vanity dresser, 5-drawers, lg. round mirror, $125, 623-6685.
Water cooler, used 1 summer, $150; 5-yr.-old Craftsman rid- ing mower, new deck, seized motor, $150, 664-8102.
Sherman Clay console piano, oak, great condition, you move it, $1,800, 273-0670.
1991 Dodge disesel 350 auto transmission, 100867 miles, $3,200, 570-8404.
Two double-depth plots in Resthaven Cemetery, 22-B, spaces 2 and 3, Trinity Gar- den, to be sold at auction to the highest bidder, 258-1511.
Square bales of prairie hay, $4 ea., 598-5860.
Phone #
Classified must be received by the 5th of the month to appear in the following edition of The Electra-Lite.
30-year-old blonde, 5-piece bedroom suite, $100, 398- 4337.
Pets/Livestock
Rabbit farm, hutches, 8 rab- bits (some have been bred), $350, 918-866-2440.
Four yearling Brangus bulls, one registered yearling, 258- 2950, (918) 812-5948.
Llewellin Setter puppies, IPD- BA, parents are good hunters and great family dogs, $450, 760-6249.
St. Bernard-Great Dane pup- pies, 1st shots and wormed, (918) 618-2123.
Real Estate
2&3/4 acres on Whispering Oak Dr., north of Jacktown, off Hwy. 177, $13,000 OBO, 279-3638.
20 acres, 2 ponds, 28’x60’ mobile home, metal shop, greenhouse, 382-2116.
One 79’x120’ lot, Arrowhead Estates, one 40’x140’ lot w/ RV cover, 20’x40’ Casaway Cove on Eufaula Lake, 382- 1832.
Auction on March 24 - Two houses on 5 acres, one money, Hwy. 9A, Konawa district, 659-0704.
20 acres on paved road in Tecumseh, 606-9113.
RV
New custom-built M.C. trike, must see to appreciate,
March 2015 Wanted
Want to split/share an order of baby chicks, 273-7366.
Land to hunt/fish on with my wife, son and grandson, 932-4336.
Will buy good used carpet, (580) 925-3428, (580) 332- 0239.
Be Prepared to Stop Fire from Spreading in Your Home
Fires tend to
spread quicker in homes today than they did 30 years ago, according to Underwriters Labo- ratories, a product safety organization. The reason:
Today’s furnish- ings, from pillows to furniture to carpeting to clothing, are more likely to be made from synthetic or petroleum products, which burn quicker than natural materi-
als, the agency says. In a UL test, a
room furnished with modern products went up in flames in less than three minutes.
The same room,
when furnished with 50-year-old products, took half an hour to burn.
The best furnish- ings your home can have, fire officials say, are sprinklers and smoke alarms.
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