Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 March 1920 — Page 2

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FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1920.

HERALD Entered as Second Clasr 11811 matter nt the Greencastle, Ind, postoffice.

Charles J. Arnold Proprietor PUBLISHED E>K1*J AFTERNOON Except Sunday at 17 and 19 S. Jack* •on Street, Greencastle, Ind.

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Cards of Thanka. Cards of Thanks are chargeable at a rate of 50c each.

Obitoariea. All obituaries are chargeable at the rate of J! for each obit; ary. Additional charge of 6c a line is made for ail poetry

: BEAUTIFUL WALL PAPER. So many new patterns appear for fall paper Hanging that It would be almost impossible to describe them, f First come plain effects w hlch, when bung, give a solid tone to a room, something desirable in some quarters of the house. There are many forestry patterns, specimens that w ill give a ch o tiling appearance to any room. There are many new colors In old-rose and blue schemes, and English patter's showing considerable white background. One cotal colored dining room paper bus a border of peafowls, something not unlike stencil effect when plgced. One new paper shows a light gray combined with pure yellow and a little olive green. This, too, is a dining room paper. Wheie cheap woodwork Is shown In a living room it is a good idea to have the woodwork scraped, sandpapered and stained the color of mission furniture, after which dccoiate *he walls with a soft toned paper in one shade with celling in a lighter color of cream or light tan. This will, however, necessitate the use of mission furniture in that apartment. There are many colors to suit various looms. One very delicate shade of pink showing a frieze of pine green would be attractive in a girl's rcxitn. Green and brown tints are very handsome in a ball, white lavender is a color that will look well In the guest room. Green and brown tints are very handsome In a it til, while lavender is a color that will look well In the guest room A c olor suit aide for a drawing room is found in Gobelin blue, and there ate countless patterns in this very attractive color that also looks well in a music ruom or even a bedroom.

SPECIALS

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Friday & Saturday, March 19& 20 Ivy Hard Wheat Flour, 24 lbs I ’95 White Lily Hour, 24 lbs I-SO Vandaha Flour, 24 lbs 1-43 Big 4 Flour, 24 lbs I -40 Belle High Grade Flour, 24 lbs 1.33 Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, 3 pkg 40 Apricots, gallon can, solid pack, each $1.00 Pie Peaches, gallon can, each 83 Apple Butter, 5 lb. can, each 70 Apple Butter, 27 oz. jar, each 33 Light Karo Syrup, 5 lb. can 30 Light Karo Svrup, 10 lb cans 1.00 Sun Maid Seedless Raisins, v pkg.. each 25 Prunes, per lb 20 Dried Peaches, per lb 30 Red Beans, No. 2 can, 4 cans 35 Tomatoes, No. 2 can, 2 cans 25 Tomatoes, No. 3 can, per can 20 Ntv) Beam, >lb 40 Pinto Beans, 5 lbs 40 Lima Beans, 2 lbs 35 Arrow Borax Soap, per bar 05 Wood Chuck Soap, per box, $4.75; per bar 05 Lake Herring Fish, per lb 10 Highest prices paid for butter, eggs, and poultry Bring us your produce and take home our bargains. City orders delivered. Phone us your next order—we’ll save

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This Sale Will Close Saturday at 9 P. M. Dennis Bros.’ Stock is Selling Fast Act quickly or you will bo too late. Pianos are sell-ing like hot cakes. Our store has been so crowded with ustomers that we could not wait on them. If «hose who called at our store and were not waited on will return we will make an e ffort to wait on them. “o ReI^Ta^LE OFFER REFUSED— YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY IS HERE GRASP at BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE! W, w„n, to n,. k . . c,.„ „„ this .ale We want to ell every „i.„o „ ear Soor, a t once. No readable offer will be refa.ed. If you have ever theuyb, of bayrny a P..U. now » '•* aaort time your opporlanlty will be S one, perb.pa never to e»n. aC.nOur .lore ho* been of bn, as our sales force can wait on them. Don’t miss this opportunity—come >n now-^ome before it is too late. Wt have ga g Piano, They will be wld. U,»l Upripht Pi.n» wfl, be sol.l a, low a, «7. New Pi.n<» «29«. Tern,, are not Or. rol. with ua. ^ *“ bo,ton, Not. the barpalo, advertired today. 0 >d PU^r Pi—. ~ W. « »!«. S.l.rtly u.ed Ployer, »®. F,« ~-e. ^ ftes. thie man’s money is just as good as another’s. The best bargains will naturally go first. Be here early or you may >« oo a e. , how you wish to pay. This isthe letter and spirit of this sale. Remember, we will close t.i.s sale soon.

EVERY INSTRUMENT FOR SALE

, THIS ^N ^WARRANTED ' PLAYER

A I’LA 1 KR 1*1 VNtI $197—I'layer Piano Purchasers read this. Don’t delay or you may be too late! The stock will be disposed of. The Used Player depicted herewith is a nice instrument. Drop in and ask to be shown this one. Easy action. Pine assortment of rolls and bench free.

Remember Sale Closes i Saturday at 9 p. m. Act Quickly WWm Do not allow a few dollars "*• ■ way or the other to stand you and the piano you want terms we have placed on these >nstruments are not in keeping your requirements, we will do anything that is within bounds of reason. Is there anything vve cun do or say that will make a proposition more attractive? THIS STOCK IS SELLING FAS'! HI RRY, OR hOl ’LL BE TOO LAI 1 Note some of the bnrgajns advertised here today. Prices still lower on many instruments. Kranich & Back Hardeman, Francis Bacon, Kohler K Campbell, Estey, and many other pianos now on sale THIS BARGAIN IN A SLIGHTLY USED PLAYER ON SALE NOW AT $337—BKN< H AND flAVELYE ROLLS OF MUSIC. As an effort to close this stock we have cut the pitce on this slightly used player-piano at the ridiculous figure of $337. You can search the country over, you might roam through the largest piano stores in the United Statz-s, and it would be a difficult matter for you to duplicate this particular value at anything like the price we now ask for this instrument .-$337

Great Talking Machine Sale When we bought out Dennis Bros, vve secured the agency for the Edison machine. To get this agency we had to agree not to sell any other make of talking machine. This compels us to close out at once our big stock of phonographs Tis is your chance to buy a talkjing machine at a low price. SMALL CABINET MACHINE NOW ONLY $18.75 Other Cabinet Machines $49, $6t'., $78. Act quickly Termsas low ut $1.00 per week. Hays VICTOR, COLUMBIA and other disc records

READ THIS—Every piano on our floors is fully guaranteed by their respective mann Cacturers or by us

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SCOTT & HART STOVE AND FURNHURE CO BRAZIL, INDIANA

A good us ed Upright Piano ;.t a price that is bound to appeal to you. Beautiful, soft, mellow tone; $1.50 a week 'will pay the balance, f iooi and delivery free.

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