Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 November 1920 — Page 3
*EDNF>DAV. NOV. 10. 1020
THE GREENCASTLE HERALD
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$ 3 3 2 POST PAIR NV; « 11 fill orders at 3 pairs for $1 33 only so lon(> as they last, and they Will r : last long at this price. Prices will be increased alter this supply is exhausted. Save $1.50 A Pair On Your Silk Stockings Cnlr one dozen pairs will ho sold to one person ordering on the special cou- *. n provided. Simply write your name and address plainly, send Postal or I- Money Order for $3.33 and 3 Pairs ol those fine highgrade parr • < * T . 1 ings will be sent postpaid. Remember, this offer is made only while ur present supply lasts. There are no seconds—every pair guaranteed perfect. Ifv •: are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, after examination, your '.tr v .il be . i.cerfultv TcfundcJ. Only one color and m.c to a box. Immediate Shipment* HONOR HOSIERY MILLS, 108 Leonard St., New York, N. Y. • 'of«d 6nd $).13 for which bend me postpaid, 3 pairs of Hivjhcrade Pure Silk Sri^ckinus, the d ‘...t have sold tor $2.50 each. 1 have checked c ! r de- red. (Please print name).
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I Increased Efficiency Imperative A ■\ f R. H. H. HILL, Chemical lin^ineer of the yl Bureau of Mines, in (Jisciibsins the fu- ^ A ture of gacoline, says: "U is up to lhe refiners to extract more of petroleum’s useful factors from the crude.” • This he says can be effected through efficient management and by improved methods cf cracking and blending. Mr. Hill thus expresses the opinion which has dominated the policy of the Standard Oil Company Indiana) for many years and has enabled this Company to raise its efficiency peak year after year. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has been a leader in developing processes to'increase the field of gasoline from crude oil. The best known and most rucc< ful of ita in-proverntris :s the Burton process, originated in the laboratories of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). Speaking of the Burton I’rocei-s, Mr. 11:11 says that ‘' hire it wvs first installed on a rommet . ' scale it has nrodueed approximately 10 million barrels of gasoline from heavy dis'.illaus. and has thur saved approximately 160 million barrels o* ciude that would h»\e been nece -aiy to produce an equivalent amount of gasoline. This vast saving has been accomplished without sacrificing quality. t?ed Crown, the motor gasoline, made and sold by the S-.andaid Oil Company (Indiana . is acknowledged by p no. irum chemists and other authorities to be the standard ft • I f„ r motor cars. It more than meets Goveinment snccifu a••tins which require an initial of ra i more than l-fOdegitt , 2j percent off rt 221 degrees; 50 percent off at 284 degtec; Kl penent oft ai .174 degrees and a dry point (complete vaporization) at not more than 437 degtees b. During the sengi annual test conducted in July 1920 t’,< i v* rage for Red Crown Gamline showed an initial of 1"drpri es F. 20 percent off at 210; 50 percent off at 281; 90 jicrcent off at 387, and a dry point of 427 degrees !'. This shows an initial 38 degrees better than Government specifications, which means easy starting; 20 percent oft at 11 degrees better than Government speciticalions. 50 percent off at 3 degrees better than Government specifications; and 90 per cent off 13 degrees higher than (’ over '’ n . 1 '''^' ' tions. which is more than made up by the 10 degrees difference in dry point. This proves that, notwithstanding the greatly increased quantity of gasoline which this Company is able to Lake from the crude, it has in no way sacrificed quality, and is another indication that the large scale operafons of thw Company have worked to the distinct advantage of every user of gasoline. Standard Oil Company ! (Indiana) 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago *S9? -
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza .1.1 Stroube whose death oeuerred near I ! noon Tuesday at the home of her I daughter. Mrs. E. If Bartley will b • I i held Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock 1
! at the Christian Church i n charge of I
Rev. Levi Marshall. Burial will be!
in the Boone cemeteiy near Hamrick, Architect, Contractor station j S'a (it Gardening. W.
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Charles Barneby is in New York on | Capt and Mrs Douglas Lawson, i a business trip. ! who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. j
o | Charles Burnaby and family, will , CALM TENANT WANTED: Dean R. (i. McCutchan of the De. ! leave the latter part of the wee! for and wife, small faintly H any. Pouw school of Musie is in Arkansas j Chicago here they will make their . llerald Ollice.
Mrs. J. I’ Allen is visiting friends in Columbus, Ohio, and Meade. l‘a.
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— Man Apply
on a business trip
Dr. Storms of Indianapolis was here today the guest ol Henry I’revo Dr. Storms and Mr I’revo spent the day in the woods hunting. Mr and Mrs. Lawrenrc Black of
future home.
BEES AS MESSENGERS. Experiments Showing Their Sense ef
Direction.
• A very curious and interc (inn investigation has lii'ii gome mi fin -uiiic time oast a mi >11 g iiaiiiridr is with re-
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j LABORERS WANTED: Permanent I jobs running through the winter. 1mlI iana Portland t enierit Co
Watching the Invi'siole. The MiroboM-uiM nu inp iii« is a> paiattiH for making \i. ii* v move mi'Dlff, like ihose of machin iy. The moviiiK objeci is illuminaf U by a lapicl succt N.sion uf ( Ifcti ic sfiai k s. Xioi'lviag ut an engine anil many o'hc; machine Lnoveincnts <au l»e which » ;nsc ihe maekimr.' *o ap )» . i Flationary when fheir i»» rio‘1 coin< i u - willl the revolutions, hut show \' ; movement much r*tur<!e«l when lie' arc mnhc to lag hehiivl. The forma lion of a ■f win.g i.uu lisne stitch or ti e niihoaah their actual ~|)e< a is n. > too rapid for vision
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY DEMAND rKRTlKICATES K.irn 1 |ht cent from ilate for I" ‘ six nnmt lis period. I’nynlde mi d - maud. Keep your moii' v working.
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Martinsville are here visiting Edwin; turd lo the senses ol the lower uni-
uuilx It Ins been foiuul tlm in moit i.isrs these aie very illfl'cnnl Imni
E. Black, who
pneumona.
is seriously ill of
Mrs Ernest Roller and sons, Ernest and eorge an,| Mi.-s Anna Bicknefl have gone to Lemon City Fla , where they will spend ihe whiter.
The City Council met Tuesday nigh; in regular session. I’hey met that’s all. The Mayor was not there so as Mayor. The claim ordinance was
passed.
WANTLD: —Girl or young map at j the Herald Oitice—permanent posit. ■ ion to industrious hustler, who wants' to learn —Apply at Herald Office. ^
FOR SALK: Lots of cud apples.
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Opera House A. COOK, Prop. &. Mgr. Doors Open 6:30 Two Shows Show Starts 7:00
I NOTICE.: The Putnam county Fish ■ and Game Protective \-soi iation will
on is. ami it ctiiitioi any "i r ne ilc- i bushels for $1.00 Harry M. Handel nied ihat instame.'? occur in which i»e- j . •
«ial ML-ti't s ihiit arc not pi .sensed by human being# arc developed in animals. One ol 1 ln s«y eallcil l.r sonso
ot direction.” tuiablt s lu es in mu urn | thcct at <:•>() p. in. 'u the Council ir iii long ii -i’.tin’f s to tii'ii hive an- > hami^cr «'t the 1' ire Flcpartmcnt titled ny any ot iltc ti\«» liii.inni wa.'.s j Building Wednesday NoYembci Id. wt* have ot icengni'/.ins; our sum and- i \;i members are urg;ed to be present
there will be several important
Program Subject TofChange Without Notice
Several from Green.■nsllc expect to go to Cloverdale Criday evening to attend tie' opening of the New Ford and Fordson Servicff Station by King Morrison A: Fester Putnam county agents for Ford cars an ( | Fordson tractors. The company has just completed a new garage and service
station in Cloverdale
Th, marriage of Miss Tressa Brewer of Indianapolis and Ralph ! Hunter of Cloverdale was solemnised jin Cloverdale Monday evening. Miss I Brewer formerly was a resident of this city and is well known here. The young couple will make their home in
Cloverdale where th" ducts a tobacco shop.
groom con-
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cured a few heo« inm a friend a’-o lived on the further side of ,t harren, #nnd> tnu t of land, which. «.th rmy no indue t riK iits in tlie way of possible luod sup|)iifs, was never si-iD'd by the insects, ami crorard over to hi own
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li»)iny t'i lii.s p.arden with It rliild; "i de tom Ii«m! t rrtnin • iny 1 :* praiared for the orcusiou. wirh bird i .tic. • pon tltcsc were written, in ininutn
mmlwritinu. •♦•riain up j < li at
two little yiris. Ihe pa-k ips cons! t<1 of tlic thlum s pap r lastcntal witii 'ie thi'incst of thread and done iij> iu
lie s null lest panels possible
Kolcasing iIh* Ijtr-. one by one. from rhe ]n%stchoard liox in which they had been imprisoned, he' fasieaed w ill a
matters to be taken up by the club. Krnest Stoner, presitlont.. Geo, F Lonp, Secretary.
be yood for every.
i'y Pills are for one
kidneys
WHY IT SUCCEEDS
, Because It’s For Out* I bin^ only, and i (ircencast 1c Ptniplc \pprcciate This i —"— I Nnthing can / thing. Doing one thing well brings sue
cess.
Doan's Kidne
thing only
For weak or disordered
Ask your neighbor.
Iu re is Greemastle evidence to
prove their worth.
Belmont Thompkins 1 ! Ridgeway St. savs: “I have taken Doan's Kidney Pdls for weak kidneys and have been greatly benefited. Doan's Kid ney pills have been in niy home and ! H useil by my people for many years jH so when my kidneys began causing j U
William Fox presents A thrilling drama of the Mexican border “The She Tiger” Written by N. P. Niessen, Directed by Richard Stanton^ An Ail-Star Cast ir Every scene packed with sensations. Mexican raid on an American town pictured with stalling realism
Fox Comedies presents ‘‘Slipping Feet” A Two Pari Feature Comeey
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j me trouble I took DoanV knowing !;i there was. nothing bettci Doan’s I Jx , have so strengthened my kidneys that | |,t
trained haml . of the little packet* | f justified in "eeommomling j 1 to the back of a lie whi. ii in ilienal- j them to anyone who needs a kidney ! J lowed lo Hy away medicine.” ] J
What Do You Need?
THE TEST OF TIME HAS PROVEN THAT WE Are best fitted to handle your numerous needs for » Money $25.00 to $300.00 S on Household Goods, (j Pianos, Live Stock and Auto nobiles Terms to Suit Indiana Loan Co. Room 3. Dunner IBook Agent in Office Thursday
Like hoinil g |i ns. lie » Mliertoff at once nciiiss in iMilumiliai a/ for ■heir home, ai rD mg fhcie in .mi incredibly short s|i:ii4‘ of time with their packages secure nj i tiieir h " I. . 8L Nicholas.
Price C0c. at all dealers. Dont simplv ask for a kidney remedy get Doan’s Kidney pills the^ume that Mr Tompkins had Fo-ffr-Milhuni Co . Mfrs Buffalo, N , t".
It is the net , ire o£ ou Bank to vice to this community and to YOL as an individual. tVhat can v,c do for you’.'
Special's Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Come in and hav welcomed. Tell u.ye.i. Need a loan? you some business made out and i rope for your privale j f.. ilitito of a mode-
known We t
■ a friendly talk
how we may be of
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Sonora CLfAM At A BtLL -^ l ba> won the reputation of being The IligheBt Class Talking Machine in the World because it is The Highest Class Talkin^ Machine in the World Prices 860 to 82500) R. P. Mullins VV’est Side Square Greencastle, Ind. a* 6#
Sugar 5 lbs
,.. 62c
Potatoes per *10 lbs
f^weet Potatoes perl b . .
4c
Cabbage, per lb
. . 2 1 *c
Grimes Golden Apple ....
Cranberries per lb. ... . .
. . 15c
Grape Fruit 2 for .
. . . 25c
Pure Lard. ) or lb
. . . 26c
Sugar Cured Bacon per tb. . .
... 35c
Navy Beans "> lb s
... 32c
Lima Beans 5 lbs.
... 55c
Drie ( | Peaches, per lb. .
... 25c
Corn Puffs 3 boves
. . . 25:
Corn Flakes 2 boxes
... 25c
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Spaghr tti. 3 boxes
... 25.'
Farmer’s P iilo vortVt* jut lb
... 29c
('rysta! Co(V«*c, per lb
. . . 18c
Bulk Coffee, |m’ p 1 b
... 12c
Matches 5 largo boxes
... 20c
CANNED GOODS
No. 3 cans Table poaches
... 30c
No. 3 cans Apricots
... 30c
No. 3 cans Pumpkin
... 15c
No 2. Pineapple
... 32c
No. 2 cans Black raspberries .
... 35c
No- 3 cans Tomatoes
... 16c
No. 2 cans Tomatoes
... 12c
No 2 cans Sugar Corn
. . 13c
No. 2 cans Early June Peas
... 12c
No 2 cans Red beans
11c
No 2 cans Kidney beans ....
.... 12.
Tall cans Salmon
. 16c
Flat can Salmon
. . 10.
Apple Butter 38 oz. jar
Gal. can pumpkin 64* lb. per
can 35c
our part.
Centra! Bank
& Trust Co.
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Gal cans Apples . . . .
f.0c
S. D. EARLY
I South Oreencas
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‘ Orders Over $1. Delivered Phone Your Order Early
Oid Shoes and Good Weather'
Will not last many more days.
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Buy your wintur footwear nowtond be prepared **' " ~m for those wet muddy days. tCutiti Don’t wait untill some morning when you get — up and find the streets covered with! snow, and the children can't go to school untill you ~~~ m hurry up tewn and buy them] new foatwoar. , j* " Take advantage of our sale, save money and BBT Do It Now
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