Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 March 1920 — Page 3
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..THE CASH STORE.. Sugar Per Pound 17 Cts. 31/2 Pounds of Grimes Golden Apples 25 3'/ 2 Pounds of York Imperial Apples 2:> 3 Pounds of Navy Beans 31 2 cans Sweet Corn 25 1 Pound Good Coffee 27 2 boxes Shreaded Whole Wheat 30 5 Bars White or Brown Soap 25 I box Armours Corn Flakes " 14 1 Grape Fruit 05 4 pounds Sweet Potatoes 24 I bunch Celery 05 1 pound New Cabbage 06 2 quarts Cranberries 25 Above Prices Good as Long as Present Supply Lasts.
J. E. Cash
East Side of Square
THE UPLIFT CLUB
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The days fieem dark to Mr. Chubb. * His wife lias joined the Uplift Club. ' ¥ Before that happened, life seemed if, fair; she had a minimum of care. She , 5.
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cooked the meals and mended clothes and took In movingplctuse shows, and when the daylight hours were flown, ttie evenings always were her own.
s- * during the r^iriy days appeared to j * be quite cheered up by the score or |
LOCAL NEWS * the Martinsville game and as one of j
* the curb-stone philosphcrs says if
¥*¥**¥#*¥¥*! 0(>enca»tle wins today when they Work on the big tabernacle has p'ay South Bend, Greencastle will albeen pushed since the arrival most be depopulated Saturday.
of Manager Huffman of the Daisy
But since she joined the Uplift Club, | 3 arr party and the seats are being O'-'.Z I:c CC-POWLC Ptr; CL^LU 1
she liasn t time to cook or scrub; she ^ m ^igy preparatory for the j
has to write a mile of dope about the' dedication mee ting which will be 1 V/hat We Cx-end When W« works of Aleck Pope, or put together I . - .1 Ta!;e a Run Upstairs .
Pope, or put together . • a. ivr n
reams, of rot about the tales of Walter | held there tonight. IMrs. Barr is
Scott. expected to arrive today. Her husband comes home, from the
s;ore and finds her sitting on the floor. Mr. ami Mrs. A. T. Lloyd of this a fountain pen behind her ear. and are pBrpnts 0 f a l, a by »oy,
books and pamphlets lying mar. “Is supper ready?” asks the hub. “Of course IPs not!" says Mrs. Chubb.
bom Thursday.
tTho funeral of Emmett Metkmmack who died at Muskoge, Okla., and was brought to this city Thursday afternoon and taken to the ho.
“How can I cook the blooming eats, when I must search the works of Keats to find quotations that will suit to answer roll-call, you galoot? Don’t
bother me, that's all 1 ask; I have n in*, 1 , , , . . . , , ,, . 1, fof Mr. and Mrs Frank McCammack most important task, and If you talk 1 ^
to me of /n.U. you'll drive me hug- 1 w ? Martinsville street, was held this
house. Jonas Chubb. It’s most dis
To lift f"'i0 pounds one foot In ont sec ond requires what is known as ou« horse power. Similarly, a horse powet is able to raise twice tliat weight ont foot In twice the tiuc or one-half fool In Just that time. Moreover, it can raise half 500 pounds one foot in half a second, or two feet In a second, and so on. Therefore, when we lift onefourth of that weight, 137% pounds, four feet in one second we are exerting
a horse power.
Accordingly, when a person who weighs 137 Vi pounds runs upstairs at
afternoon at Walnut Chapel, east of! the rate of four feet a second, lie is Belle Union. Burial was in the A1- ** ert tng the equivalent of a horse lee cemetery. ? ~ - j powc r . For a man weighing twice
* that much, 2,5 pounds, it would ha necessary to climb at the rate of only
The fire department was called to ty,- 0 f ee ^ B second to exert a horse the 'honie of Mr. and Mrs. C. C, I power. It is possible to do much more. Gautier, who reside on East Poplar! As a matter of fact, a horse often street, late Thursday afternoon when ' Mer tH times u horse power. The a small blaze was started by a de- tlVera ‘t« " ortie can draw a wa t° n a fective electric wire. The fW, & po 1 7 r f ‘i;' 8 '" 6 . , , . , with the same load would fall. A were quickly extinguished with purge power does not represent the the use of the chemical hose, l>ofore greatest momentary strength of the
average horse, but is a measure of the power which he can exert continu-
er,uraging, by jings! when one’s immersed in noble things, to have a man of sordid mind come up and talk a lady blind—to have him talk of tilings to chew, when she has lofty tiling; - in
view.’*
The husband eats a can of beans and murmurs. "Tills is what It means to have a woman who aspires to train with poets and their lyres! I’ll have to fill myself with hay. while she gets wise to Thomas Gray! For lack of fodder I’ll grow poor, while she’s dis- ,
secting Thomas Moore! 1 starve, hut. ( ' an y damage was done it’s no use to squeal—she fools with t Addison and Steele! Sad is the nTan Owing to the Wabash Valey Em
who homeward turns, to find the bans- | pire drive which wPl be held in this 1 frau reading Burns; no poetry on earth 1 county Monday, March 15, the TTorH-j
enthralls, when one Is keen for rod- 1
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peare . ^ — bread and prunes; the highest flight fl ty library instead of Monday.
uusly.
After living
bread and cheese
of Dryden's pen seems stale beside a roasted hen.” The children, tired of skate and sled, announce they'd like to go to bed. “Don’t bother mo!" the mother wails. “I'm busy with De Quincey’s tales! So hard I've labored, hut. alack! tin re is no peace around this shark! A woman simply cannot dig in art or letters worth! T try to read, I try to | think, T get myself all green with Ink. j and not an inch can I advance—you will not give me half a chance!” “Come, kids, don’t bother mother now—great thoughts are surging in her brow.” says dad: “her spirit roams afar—just go to bed the way you arc. What if your boots should spoil the sheets? There’* nothing niafters here hut Keats. You don’t like sleeping in your clothes? Forget it—think of Pater's prose.”—Walt. Mason, from
Judge.
William Wetz will talk on fertilizer
for the orchard.
The Bee KeeiJers will meet at the city library at 1:30 o’clock Wednesday afternoon to arrange to order
supplies cooperatively.
T>r. A. E. Ayler of this city is on" Greencastle’* most enthusiastic liasket ball fans, is unable to attend the games at Bloomington this week but has to is* satisfied with reading
about thorn in the paper.
gin to economize kisses.
by cutting out too
The average man thinks he knows 11 woman when lie a lis her to faeo tlie parson with him. hut a few weeks I later he may discover his mistake.
The spirit of the people of Greencastle which had been rather low
A timely suggestion-
The next time you have a cough or cold try Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It is pleasant to take and you
Fresh Fish Saturday Country Sausage, whil e it lasts, per lb -fiO Country Head Cheese, very fine per lb. .20
And many a girl who though sho was marrying for a home has discovered later that she Is tied to a man who can’t even pay the rent. When a woman Is able to make some other woman J-slous she realizes that she has not lived in vain.
Marriage certificates should ho printed o,» bond paper in order to jibe with the eternal fitness of tilings.
An enthusiastic meeting Is that of two girl chums who haven’t seen tael; oilier for nearly an hour.
are sure to be pleased with the re- I>ork Ham> 8 , ice d ( p,.,. lb _ lief which it affords. This remedy pork Ham who)e per lb . _ has a wide reputatton for its cures of pork shoulder , s , ice<1 per lb.
coughs and colds.
CLASSIFIED ADS. .. .30
.28 FOR MORTGAGE r.XKMPTIONS— .28 Se a county recorder, O. T. Ellis.
Service Extra Ply 100% Rubber GUARANTEED 7,500 Miles Ford Size Fabric Tires. 6,000 Miles all other Fabric Tires. 10,000 Miles on all Cord.
Try One Against Any Tire Made. You Will Agree That it is America’s Greatest Tire. R. E. KNOLL CO. County Dealer. MEMBER GREENCASTLE COMMERCIAL CLUB
notice to domestic corporations * “rsuant an act entitled Taxation, approved March 11, 1919, every Do^'■vtic Corporation by its President tk accounting officer, between first of March of each year file
a Corporate Statement in Duplicate with the County Assessor. A penalty of one hundred dollars per day is attached for failure to comply with the above section. Blanks may be obtained at the office of Assessor of said county. —PAUL F. PRIEST, Assessor. 2 T Dail for three wks.
Pork Shoulder, whole, per lb. .2fi 0
Pork Shoulder, side, per lb. .30 WANTED—A good piano for taber-
tPiork Liver, per lb. 2 lbs. .05 micle meeting. Call 667. A few Hogs Heads, per lb. .10 o —. .. Porter House Steak, per lb .28 NOTICE
Ig)in Steak, per lb. .281 There will be a meeting of the Round Steak, per lb. .28 farmers of Warren township in the Boiling Meat, 12c. to .20 new community building at Putnam-
Weiners, per lb. .. .25 vflle, March IHS, 7:30.
of U10 ck; r‘oa! which ia not complete:. - i Bologna, per lb. .20 o—* —— burned. To get rid of smoke, so long ' Minced Ham. per lb. ARCHITECT, CONTRACTOR, and ii handicap ia the ur.is of nuns, it v.-.i 1 Grape Fruit, while they last; each 5c. landscape gardening, W H. Evens. mc esc ry to produce a subsiiitK O tliut j B antIiaa) p cr ] b . .ly Greencastle, Ind. .,
Apples. 5 lbs. .50 o
TAKING SMGKC OUT OF POWDER Chemical Process Required to Produce
the Smokeless Kind.
Ordinary powder produces smoke when tired because of the quantity of fine particles formed from the break* ing up of the salipi ter and from soma
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Phone 583.
would explode without leaving any)
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e (f ■ .imi.tion or nitre , ell- ) Cranberries. 2 quarts — i,:o ; :e, ft i which the t -t suti ..,c- J New f abbage, 31hs iur> v powder b made. ' JSxtra Fine Lettuce, per lb. . The sbur.tam e is a chemical coin > Spinach, per lb. pound. ' ot t inimure ilko gunpowder, I Onion*, any kind, 3 lbs. _ I , by treating cot,on with a Ri p.,, pick1e8 per doz . _
ini\; re )i ii nr anti : nr; ui '• iu i«1 ' T r _ 0 * Win cd it is All c:... v« rted into j ™ B £""- 2
e„ ;u - . - iii’'.r; t, not i.e. . ry t i , Cream Cheese, per lb. cause an cxplcmm, a mere shock nr |
jar b<ing sufficient. It la too violent 1 a;i r.xplodve to u-.e in small arms or in cannon, but guncotton can be made into h ss forceful forms, suitable for use In guns, and moat brands i f smokeless powder are made In thil way. The newest burglar alarm calls out: •‘Burglars! Thieves! Helpl ’ It is ■lone by u phonograph. A special record made for the purpose is put on the phouogroph before closing the house for the night. The Instrument Is “hooked up" to the windows and doors In such a way that as soon as they are disturbed the machine is set in motion. It is claimed that even it the occupants of the house do not hear the alarm the Intruder Is frightened
away.
.27' Get your Mortgage exemptions at
.2.'> the Auditors office.
.2(1 v ———• .151 FOR SALE—Choice lots in I O. O. F.|
.2.1 Cemetery for 50.00. Write or see
F riday & Saturday Specials Royal Patent Hour, 24 lbs 1.35 Table Peaches, gallon can 9> Dried Peaches, 3 lbs. 7l> Apricots, gallon cans, solid packed 95 One Gallon Apples .... ' 60 No. 3 Gan Apples ... 25 No. 3 can Table Peaches .... .40 No. 3 can Table Peaches •35 No. 3 can Pie 'Peaches 25
J. E. Ind.
Hall, Secretary, Stilesville,
o will sell
NOTICE—I will sell some good, cows, cc/ming fresh this spring at
The O. L. Jones Co. ! ttu ’ < ' f Charles Retro, 4 miles
Qualified Army Doctor—"Have you had any experience of nursing?" Red Cross Recruit — “Oh, yes, rather! I had three brother* who owned motorcycles.”
HIS CLUTCH "How did he accumulate his fortune?” "Every dollar that came his way had a handle on It.’’—Judge.
People sre still searching for Captain Kidd's hurled treasure. This looks like a waste of time, as the captain, having money to burn, probably cremated it
The things women do because they have no reason for doing them usually turn out better than the things men do because they have several reasons.
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| south of Bainbridge, on March 17, I 1920. Viola M. Denny.
No. 3 can Apricots No. 3 can Apricots
No. 3 can Pineapples No. 3 can Green Beans No. 3 can Uominey, 2 for
No. 3 can Pumpkin, per can
No. 3 can Kraut, 2 cans
No. 3 can Tomatoes, 2 cans No. 2 can Sugar Corn, 2 for
Early June Peas, 2 cans
.35 .25 .40 .25 .25 .10 .25 .35 .25 .25
BARGAINS
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MEATS & CANNED GOODS Every Day in the Week
CASH SALE
Our nice, uicy beef, from 10 to25c per lb.
No Pork over 28c lb.
16 oz. to a pound—watch the scale.
Tomatoes, extra hand-packed. 2lb. can 14 ButterNut Bread, per loaf 09 Libbv Apple Butter, 2*/y lb. can 27 Ivy White Tooth Picks, per box 05 Dixey Pork and Beans. 10 oz. can. 3 cans for 25 Turkey Run Red Beans, per can 10 Sugar Corn, per can 14 Lye Hominy, per can 10 1>et Milk, tall can 14 Small Pet MHk, per can 07 Tolet Paper, large roll, 3 rolls for*. 25 MILLER MEAT MARKET CORNER WEST WALNUT AND MADISON STREETS
No. 3 can Pork and Beans, 2 cans 25 Tall can Salmon, 2 cans ^ - 35 Flat can of Salmon, 2 cans 25 Libby Soups, 3 cans .25 Carnation Milk, tall cans .15 Pet Milk tall cans, each 15 Van Camp’s Milk, tall cans, each 15 Royal Baking Powder. 12 oz. can 43 Rumford Baking Powder, 15 oz can 28 Calumet Baking Powder, 15 pz can 23 Clabber Baking Powder, 10 oz 09 Sun Maid Seedless Raisins, 15 oz box 23 Ko-We-Bo Seeded Raisins, 15 oz 23 Bulk Coffee, per lb 25 Crystal Cocee, per lb. .32 Farmers’ Pride Coffee, per ib 42 Battle Ship Coffee, per )b 45 Golden Sun Coffee, per lb - .45 Silver Sea Coffee, per Ib .45 Macaroni. 3 boxes 25 Spaghetti, 3 boxes 25 Prunes, per Ib 20 Dried Pea'-hes, per lb .25 Dried Apricots, per lb 35 S. 0. EARLY CASH GROCERY South Greencastle Corner Main and liroadway
PHONE 423
Orders Over $1. Delivered ~ Phone Your Order Early