Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 April 1920 — Page 3

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FRIDAY APRIL 23, 1920

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FRESH FISH SATURDAY

NO. 2 Can Pie Peaches 15c NO. 2 Can Corn2 for 25c I nenty onion sets per quart 12 > _,c

Extra Fancy Veal best cuts per lb..’,5c NO. 3 Can Pork and Beans 2-.25c Fresh pis hams per lb < __ __ :i0c Potato onion sets, per quart-. 12j/ jC Fresh pig shoulder.. .28c Seed sweet potatoes,31b for 25c New Cabbage 3 lbs. _ 25c Good Coffee per lb. 30c Best Cured Ham Sliced 45c j 01(1 Masters Coffee makes the best Best Bcon Sliced 45c ru P 5r,c Sugar Cured Squares 29c K eep step with the “For Less* Crowd Fancy Leaf Lettuce 20c aml U9C > 0UI ' P hone freely. It pays ^ ,v.:; v.the o, l jones go.

Fancy apples per lb. __ .. 10c

No. 2 Can best Tomatoes ..15c p i j] |p ^83

FOR GOVERNOR MASON J. NIBLACK DEMOCRATIC TICKET Hon. Mason J. Niblaek i of Vincennes, is the only candidate for governor in the primary, ALay 4th, who lives south of Indianapolis. Southern Indiana Democrates have not been represntd in the Governors chair since the days of “Blue Jeans’’ Williams. Hon. Thomas Taggart, of Indianapolis, is the unanimous choice of Indiana Democracy for United Statees Senator. He has no opposition and wll oe the party nominee. Northern Indiana is asking the nomination for Lieut/iovemor. With Mr. Niblaek on the ticket for Governor, th a three section of the State will be represented and the ticket will be w e ll balancad. Carl'' and f"r e thought should he exercised soas not to “centralize’’ nominations all at Indianapolis, Think it over. Hr. Niblick was born and reared n Knox County 1 , a member of one of it most promin e nt Itomocratie families in the state. His fither, Hon,

CASH MEAT SPECIALS

Boiling Beef, per lb. .. .. 171 Home Made Bologna per lb. 15’. Fancy Beeff Roast __ .. _ . __ __ _. 20C Fresh Made Beef Loaf 25c Wieners _ __ 25c Pork Sausage 1. 26c Sugar Cured Squares 27'

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William E. Niblick, r e presented the o.d First District in the United States Congress for sixteen years and was a member of th e Supreme I’ourt of Indiana for twelve years. He has two brothers. William C. Nib ... L an eminent uttorn e y of Chicago and Rear Admiral Albert P, Niblaek f the United States Navy. Mason J. Niblaek has served four ’. e rms in the Indiana Legislature, 1 wire as speaker in the bouse of rep resentatives, H^ was a Democratic ominee for Lieutenant Governor and the running mat e of Mr, Adair ' 1916, He served twenty.two years 11 member of the Stat e Board of Agrieulture. He was a member of ■ Vim emips City School Boar,) for 'Yfcn years. For the past fifteen ; . has l.pcn president of the Ind_ State Roe Keepers Association. '*lr Niblaek lives on his farm ajid ''fpssic.nal and practical farm ' He las devoted his energies en. ’ >>'v to the farm industry for the

past twelve years. He has first .hand practical 1 sceintific knowledge of the farmer’s problems. He has always been fair to labor. F’armer’s candidates have always been winn e rs with the people of Ind. iaraa • > Mr. Niblaek it an old line Democr at—honest, unassuming ami capable. He beligves in the integrity of the people and in their ability to manage their own local affairs without dicta tion or nterf e renc e from the Governors office. He does not believe in the modem schemes of centralization of power and authority.. Southern Indiana offers to the De mocratic voters ofthe Statp her native son, Miason J, Niblaek. in full k nowledge that he measures up to D e mocratic standards ami Democrat ie ideals a* to qualifications and fit. ness for the chief executive officer j of the State NIBLACK FOR GOVERNOR' CLUB OF KNOX COUNTY INP

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PESKY BED BUGS

Bedbug (bimex lectularios.) The origin of the name bedbug is unknown but is supposed to be naturally suggested as it is descriptive. There are many locid names for these parasites, «s for Illustration, around Boston they are called "Cinches,” Irom Baltimore comes the name “Mahogany Flat,” in New Yd.-k they are styled “Red Coats,” around Pittsburgn tFAiy are called “Pesky Devils,” ;n Cincinnati nnj the South “Night Rr-dej-s,’’ in St. Louis ami Chicago dis trict “Crimson Ramblers,” the great West “Pilgrims.” The old saying, “the bedbugs Stave no teeth hut they get there just the same,” is correct. Instdad of teeth they possess a piercing and suckling beak to draw and rob you of your blood for their own body. Bedbugs, no matter what you may call them, or where they came from, science has found a way to get rid of them if you will use faithfully the chemical Pesky Devils Quietus “I*. D. Q.” A 35c package makes one quart, enough to kjU a m'ilion bedbugs roaches, fte-as, aunts or cooties, and their eggs as well. P. D. y will not injure Deriding, an,) each package contains a patent spout to enable you to get them in the ihard-to-get-at places. Impossible for Pesky Devils to exist where P. D. Q. is used. Sold by R P Mullins Drug Store.

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FOR RENT: Large furnished room. Gentlemen preferred. 407 W. Fran, klin Street. 2t 0— ■ - Special for Saturday: April 24th.— Carnations, per dozen 50c Pansies, per dozen 10c This sale for cash only JOHN KfT. EL & SON Phone 2.G36. It WANTED: A pony buggy See O. T 1 Ellis ’ 2t"

Battleship Coffee is sold in air-tight packages so that you will be sure to get its full goodness. We protect the flavor and aroma which have won such favor among coffee drinkers who know. The goodness is worth protecting. Alter you’ve broken the wax wrapper you can make this fine flavor last by using an air-tight preserving jar as a coffee caddy. Coffee—The Perfect Drinh ■“HE CANBY, ACH & CANBY CO. DAYTON. OHIO

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The strain of the extra innings seemer to sap all his strength an,) after the game he ventured to remark that he was through. The aching arm hung to his shoulder like a lump of lead. “I felt it tingle to the finger tips,” he told the chiropractor who found spinal joints affecting the arm nerve under pressure. , Adjusting allowed the old “soup bone ” to “comeback ” and two seasons of good pitching have since been delivered. This is the record of Dan Griner, formerly ( f Brooklyn, now of St Paul, the American Association league team. Adjusting brings back power to weakened lungs, stomach or any oth. cr organ just as it does to pitching arms

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H. ASKEW, Palmer Chiropractor, Corner East Washington and Vine Streets (Over Banner Office) Office Phone, 189 Residence Phone, 772 l Z • ''^1'.,'ll:,I'll:; wc.if Special For Saturday

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Made of the best quality of 1 an Elkskin uppers anti durable viscoliz. ed soles. A shoe that will stand the ^ear and just the thing to complete the boy scout uniform. We have a complete run of sizes. 11 to 6.

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Flour Big F'our 24 lb. per $1,56 Yandalia Flour 24U> .. ..$1,55 Krinkels Corn Flakes, 3 boxe« ..25c Shredded Wheat Biscuit 2 boxes.25c National Oats, 2 boxes.. 25c Cream of Wheat, 2 boxes 45c Dried Peaches, extra good lb.. ..30c FYy'nfc Chickens, per lb. - — ..60c Prunes, per lb. .. .. .. — -- --20c Apricots, per lb. -- .. -- — .-35c New Cabbage, 3 lbs, .. .. — ..25c j Sweet Potatoes, per lb.. 10c Jersey Pancake Flour, 2 pkgs. .25c Eating Apples. 3 lbs. 25c Solt Fish, 3 lbs. 25c Red Beans, 4 cans..,, — .. — _-35c Lima Beans, 2 lb. ..36c No. 2 Cans Corn, 2 cans 25c

No.2 Cans Flarly June Peas ( 2 can,25c No. 2 Can Tomotoes, 3 cans— _.40c No. 3 Cans Tomatoes, 2 cans. __ 38c No. 3 Cane Pumpkin, 2 cans — 25c Gallon Cana Apples —- 65c Oysters.Old Town. 3 cans 25c Oysters, 3 cans .. 25c Snyders Soup, 2 cans 25c CaYnpbclls Soup, 2 cans ..25c Salmon, Tall Cans, 2 cans 35c Salmon, Small Aunt Jemima,2 can25c Dyers Catsup, 2 bottles .. ..25c Soap Flake White, 5 bars__ __ ..40c P. & G. Naptha, 6 bars ..45c Daylight Sbap, 5 bars -.25c Grandma’s Soap. 5 bars ..25c Try our Home Made tPies— 10c

5452 Miles In A Week New Triplex Springs Help Overland 4 Break Record In the great endurance test recently at Indianapolis en Overland 4 stock car covered an average of more than 778 miles each day for 7 days. The success of this severe test is another proof of the quality of material in the Overland 4, and the protection afforded the chassis by the Triplex Springs. louring, $Q4S; KoadtUr, $045,• Coupe, hjiS; Sedan, ti5?S truii f. v. b. TuMo, subjmJ to thong* wUk<mi multi*

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A. F. Crawley Cor Broadway & Bloomington Sts. PHONE 167. WE DEMVER

He have a $100 heifer on the block of our own killing at the right price. It it very fine. Come and sample it. Miller Meat Market It

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NOTICE: As I will soon be leaving the city, I am offering my high grade Rufus Rer Belgian Hares at greatly reduced prices. Easir and quicker to rase than chickens, 14 the cos* in less

space and much more nutritious. Phone 720 or see Mrs. John Wass— 206 W. Columbia Street. It

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