Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 April 1920 — Page 3
THURSDAY APR.22 1920
10% Discout Given this week on all ladies spring suits and coats. This season being rather backwaad, we have decided to allow this Special discount all this week. We quote suits at these special prices; $31.50 $33.75
ONE-MAN TRAVELING BARROOM IN RUSSIA
$44.55 $54.00 $60.75
$51.75 $58.50 $67-50
These suits are good styles, all new, and made up from the finer grades of wool tricotine and French serges. Spring Coats at special bargains all of this week priced: $26.55 $31.50$33.75$38.25 Our termsare strictly cash and one price to all A small payment accepted on lay aways durng sale. JULIUS SUORANSKI CO.
The Right of Way
COES'-} I Printing la the Salesman Y/ho Has the Right of Way Your sales letter in the United States mail lias the right of way straight toyig;r customer’s desk.. Strengthen your appeal by using a paper of known quantity— H itnmeraiill Bond —and good printing which will attract your customer’s attention, and sell your gooos. That’s the kind of printing we do and the paper we use. Utt Mart Printed Salttman$hip. A§k w
Business ns tisunl despite the near npproitch of the bolshevik! hordes—a vendor of wine who carries on business while fleeing with other refugees from advancing Bed armies. Th“ glasses | held in bis belt are tilled from the I large brass urn on his back.
WOMEN OF WARSAW HID PETS Cats in Plenty Produced, However, When Red Cross Supplies Were Periled by Rats.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY No.3 Cans Sliced Hawaiian Ptneaapple 30c No. 3 Cans Pie Peache s 2 ii To.i Cans Apricots 25c No.3 Cans Fancy Apples 20c No. 2 Cans Green Beans, 2cans 30c No. 2 Cans Early June Peas ,2cans 25c Li 1 by ^’mato Soup,3cans 25c 10 oz. Calsup. 2 bottles ..22c * • Dried Apricots, pes lb, 35c Cure Lard .per lb 25c Lard Compound , per Jb 22c Palmolive Soap, 3cakes 25c Hake White Soap,6 bars 45c Bob White Soap.G bar s . 45c L^qx Soap,6bars 35c M i I’le .v a p, 10 bars . 35c 0 H 2 can Yellow Free Peaches 35 2 ‘ ;| n Apricots 35 0 - 2 can Lily Pineapple 35 2 can Raspberries 35 2 can Sugar Corn, two cans lor 25 " ^ can Pork and Beans, two .cans for 25 V\i ^ Can ^ omatoe8 » two .cans for 25 ■ No. 2 can Red Beans, three cans for 25 .°. 3 can Tomatoes, two .cans for 35
p° ^ cn M or niney, two cans ur npkins, two cans for r^s. ^ i b j *ed Peaches, per lb
Coffee, per pound
>‘»l Coffee, per pound /tuners Coffee, per lb. r u Rar (ured Bacon, per Ib.
?ar Cured Squa r es, p e r Ib 30 W Beans. 5 lbs 38
A fiWu|.< M|u<> story of the wnr comes from Wnrsinv, where nil the ents Imd ^ disii|>penred. One went nhotit the city end saw never a ent. So completely bad the eat* vanished that when the lleil f'ross warelioiise. Just outside of Warsaw, became overrun with rats I and mice, to the serious damage of | food and elothlng stored in It. almost | even- o'lirr expedient "Ms thought of and tried before itoecurred to anybody that perhaps there might he a eat er two still left somewhere In the cent Miunlty. Then some offleinl of the warehouse mentioned to a polish workman that If n ent could tie found I the 1111111)111 w-fittld he a great help In ! protecting Hie lied Press property: ; and from hero, ihore and everywhere I eniiie the wives of the eltl/ens and the
! eiti/.ens themselves, enelt
' hearing a iriMsured ent. As the story goo-, there seemed to he as ninnv eats I offered for duty in the Bed Press
1 elionse t ^ there were rats and mice
| at work In It. The emergency had ! overcome the unwillingness of tie* | people to admit that they were guard I !rg their pets, and after a guardian | had been chosen for the warehouse | the eats ig: in disappeared from War-
i saw.
LETTERHEADS Come to Us ior PRINTING
FRESH FISH FRIDAY
fresh Beef and P°rk for Less. i\o Beef Steak apve per lb... 30c Pork Chop 30c Pork Ham 30c Best Cured Ham Sliced 45c Best Bcon Sliced 45c Best Picnic Hams 29c Sugar Cured Squares 29c Fancy Leaf Lettuce 20c NO. 2 Can Pie Peaches 15c NO. 2 Can Corn2 for .25c /.NO. 3 Can Pork and Beans 2-.25c Seed Sweet Potatoes pesl l) . B'/^c J< ’in the mcreaHng procession ancf get the ?‘For Less" habit.
It pays.
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A GOOD PLACE TO BUY EVERYTHING
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picture.
At All Drug Stares
CLASSIFIED ADS,
We have farms to trade for city property. Brown & Moffett. 2t Apr. 9—10
FOR SALE—Single comb, brown Leghorn eggs, E. R. O’Hair, Fillmore, Ind.
FOR SALEhom eggs. Ind.
-Single eomb brown legE. R. O’Hair, Fillmore,
MORTGAGE EXEMPTIONS — See J. B. Harris, Court House.
FOR MORTGAGE tXEMPTIONSSe e county recorder, O. T. EUis.
WANTED—ALL KINDS OF TRUCK hauling.—Phone 210
For Congress
The O. L. Jones Co.
Phone 583.
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COMPLETE IDEPARTMENT of |
Shoe* Paint Stoves Rugs Tires
Groceries Drv Goods Furniture Hardware Roofine
Gent’s Fu r nishings Auto Accessories Electric Suoolies [ Implements Harness
STANDARDIQUALITY -REDUCED PRICES You Are Always Welcome HURST & CO. « .L.t.i..*—mWJ*- ,*~^*^* ♦ •Wp
SPECIALS
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Architect, Contractor scape Gardening. W. Greencastle^ Indiana.
and H.
Land Evans,
FOR SALE—Six room house, modern except bath. Close to college and
carefully I town. Immediate possession. S.
Sayers, Central Trust Company.
FOR SALE: S. C. White Leghorn eggs for hatching, Earl Bunten, Fillmore.
WANTED—All hauling. —Phone Thompson.
kinds 210.
of truck Raymond
Jacob E. Craven Of Hendricks County Born and reared on my father’s farm in Hendricks County, I have had many years of experience, hots as employe and employer of farm labor. I was far a few years a teacher in the Public Schools of my county and now for sixteen years I have he<n a govitTument clerk in the post oflVe department I was candidate for the Congressional nominaton two years ago and I still have thr desire to attain this high office. Wil you not help me to realize my ambition?
Friday & Saturday, April 9 & 10 White Lily Flour, 24 lbs 1.50 Vandalia Flour, 24 lbs .. 1.45 Big 4 Flour, 24 lbs 1.45
pkg.
Belle High Grade Flour, 24 lbs . Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, 3 Buckwheat Flour. 50c sack for Irv our Lxcelo Cake, lemon or Vntlla Gallon Peches
Apricots, gallon can
- 1.40 40 35 35 75 90
Sugar Corn. No. 2 can. 2 cans ... .25
Peas. Earl lune. No. 2 can. 2 cans
Navy Beans. 5 lb
Red Beans. No. 2 can. 4 cans
.25 .40 .35
Prunes, per lb 20 Peaches, choice- per lb. .30 Peaches, extra fancy, peeled, per Ib. ... ... . .35 White Herring, salt fish, per Ib .. .10 KrHkle Corn Flakes, 3 pkg. 25t Phoenix Corn Flake'. 2|)kg. 25c Purty Oats, per pkg ..15c Apric°ts, gallon Can 95c Pumpkin No. 3 Cans, 2cans 25c Lima Beans, 21b. 35c Eating Applet 5 Ib. 25c We pay the highest Prices for coutry. Bring in your produce and take home a pair of our Diamond Brand .Sh°es. Solid Leather high quality at bargai 11 prices. City orders delivered, phone early.
J Phone 51
J. W. HEROD
715 5. Main St. *
.25 .25 .20 .25 .25 .32 .42 .35
: J-jwa Beans, five .pounds - 70 I h 3 !';, 1 * 0 .boxes for 25 A'-VMore Naptha Soap. 6 barsw.- - 45 ■J** Soap. 10 bars * Z::": 35 s. D. EARLY CASH GROCERY j Ufeencastle •Corner Main and Broadway p. , PHONE 423 MT* ” imm r deraOv«r$l. Delivered—Phone Your Order Early
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY GROCERY SPECIALS Hurst’s Harvest Wheat Flour, 24 , /2 lbs $1.40 A hig h grade patent Hour. Pure White Com Meal, 5 lbs 20c Our regular price, 27c. California Pink Beans,5 lbs 36c Our regular price, 45c. Calfornia Pinto Beans, 51bs 36c Our regular price,45c. Pet Milk,3 tall cans 33c Lay in a supply. Sliced Peaches, in Syrup.No. 3.2 cans 89c Our regular price,$l.05 Yankee Brand Peas,3 No.2 cans 59c Our regular price 70c California White A s paragus, 3-15 oz. cans 45c Our regular price,52c Muir Fa^y Peaches,5 lbs 1.4 9 oUr regulr price,$1.63 Fancy Sant Clara Apricots,5 lbs 1.93 Our regular price $2.10
il IS SERIOUS
Some Greencastle people full to realize t ie seriousness ol a baj Pack The constant aching of a bad back ihe wearness, the itred feeling, The pains and aches of th e kidney ills may result seriously if neglected, follow. A Greencastle citizen shows you ^ hat to do Mrs R. Stlies, 4O0N. Madison Stt. ^tys; “When living in the country | was striken down with kidney Rouble. It started with sharp shooting pains in my side darting down to my knees then a heavy, dull, nagging pain in the small of my hack and across my hips. I got so lame I could hardly get uot of a chair after sitting down a few minutes and when I would stoop over I would get so dizzy that I would ahnost fall over. I used Doan's Kidne^ pills and they cured me and left me feeling as well fts evr. I recomend Doan's Kidney Piils knowing that they are just what is claimed for them.** R0 cents at all dealers. Foster.. Milhum Co., Mfgrs., Ruffalo.N,. T.
HURST & CO. GREENCASTLE’S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE A GOOD PUCE TO BUY EVERYTHING STORE OPEN UNTIL NINE O’CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT
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