Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 December 1920 — Page 3

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1920

THE GREENCASTLE HERALD

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House Slippers What la a more acceptable gift for either the man or the woman than a pair of comfortable House Slippers Real comfort for the evenings at home

This is the Store of Christmas Gift Slippers Many Styles and Many Colors, for both the young and the old. They range In price as follows: ILadies’ $1.50 to $4.00 Men’s $2.00 to $4.00 Nothing would be more acceptable to any member of the family than a pair of shoes. We Will Be Glad to Show You

Classified Ads

Before buying that present for hubby see our window, Breencastle Battery Company—N. Side Square.

PHOTOS MADE FOR CHRISTMAS delivery all this week. The Camniack Studio. FARM TENANT WANTED:— See C. J Arnold, Herald Office

REGISTERED DUROC BOAR:—For Sale—C. J. Arnold—Herald Office. WANTED: —Girl or young ma n at the Herald Office—permanent posit, ion to industrious hustler, who wants to learn —Apply at Herald Office.

PHOTOflltAFHING THE SOCU The idea of the possibility of photographing the human soul as it leaves the body, though a typical • silly season'’ subject, is not ip extraordinary In view of the utter lack of any conception of spirituality many Intelligent persona betray. While physicians of repute are led Into grave discussions about weighing the soul, and scientific writers of renown confuse the soul with the mind, which belongs to the body, we may as well regard the proposed photographic experiment cheerfully. Time was when such a shceme would »a\e been accounted Irreligiously, hut piany centuries of nilsuhderstood symbolism have produced strange effects ou the religious mind.

MOORE & COOK THE HOME 07 GOOD SHOES

WANTED :- other work

The new 1900 model, sharp-point-ed rifle bullet, adopted by the Row- J ers, does not tear the flesh like the |

ity and the temperature reached low mark of 31 degrees.

Begin with nn umbrella when you begin lo lay up something for a rainy day. A woman's argument Is never in vain if she Is able to convince herself.

Taking things selling them ut cess.

s they come ami profit begets suc-

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FOUND:—A lot of good looking Xmas cards at Ed Hamilton’s Book Store.

WANTED:— 40 or 50 bushels of new corn. John Eitel & Son.

Architect, Contractor and •cupe Gardening. W. H. Ureencastle. Indiana.

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WANTED:— Washing and Ironing. 805 N. Jackson street

celebrated dum-dum bullet, and the fact that It has u Hut trajectory, and Is likely to kill, la In Its favor—is r bullet. Bullets are made to I '!i with. Discussion o! such details ot warfare by tne International Peace Conferences will set in a waste of time, until the day dawns when Peace Conferences convene with s hope of eliminating war ultoicther

“I should think she'd object; the worm will turn, you know.’’ * "Yes, I know, but not in a flat.’*

Ever see the motto, “Live and Let Live,” on the walls of a butcher shop? One way to remove paint is to sit down on It suddenly and then get up again. Among many thing that fall lo Impress a man favorably Is his wife’s relations. Pretty women probably would not marry homely men If they were not asked.

With a wind of great velocity and

• a much cooler atmosphere the weath-

er Tuesday nigh

hble. The wind reached a high vel

London experiment! is And thrl motoring enriches the biood end gives good sleep. The tests were ap. plied to those who ride not to the assn who gets !c front of the motor.

_ . ... The woman's union of the Chrisuan wki U, :,:| a> '"V "W* ' ls “8t<‘e church wi»l meet Thursday afternoon

ECZEMA Money back without nutation l ■< HUNT’S Stive ftlle In the treatment of ITCH, KCZBMA. RINGWORM, TETTER or ther Itching skin Ji fry a ?S sent box at

THE PARENT-TEACHER’S ASSOCIATION of the Martha Ridpath school will hold a market, south entrance Citizen’s bank—Saturday, Dec 18. All kinds of home baked goods Rowings this week. •

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FOR SALE:— Genuine Pine Needle 1 Xmas Trees > sizes 3 to 8 feet. John Eitel & Son.

Jesse L. La skypresents

PHOTOS MADE FOR CHRISTMAS

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trentmpnt of ITCH, ECZEMA, Studio.

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Ethel Clayton in “A City Sparrow 1

, I The story of a city girl who is drawn

J *•' <v ' ncas tle, December 4 | t0 country through love and there

package containing piece of black | fin(js real happines8 .

plush and 1% yards white dress | goods Finder return to Herald

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday

Swift’s Lily Oleomargarine per lb 26c

White Lily Flout. 2s

. $1 30

Vnndalia Flour 21 lb

.. 1 25

Big 4 Flour 24 lb

... 1.25

Fancy pig bacon, per lb

Sugar Cured Bacon

... 30c

Navy Beans, 5 lbs

I’into Beans, 5 lbs

.. . . 40c

Lima Beans, 5 lbs

Kidney Beans, 6 liis

65c

Cracke,] Hominy 5 lbs. .. Flake Hominy, 5 lbs.

. . . 20c

.. 4.'i-

New Head Rice, 5 lbs

45c

Fanner’s Pr e Coffee, 2 lbs.

51c

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Battle Ship Coffee, 2 lbs

Golden Sun Coffee. 2 lbs .,..

..,. 74c

Home Drink Coffee, 2 lbs ..

. ... 74c

Silver Sen Coffee 2 lbs

74c

F F. F Coffee, 2 lb«

90c

Arbuckles Coffee. 2 lbs

Hoosier Bov Coffee. 2 lbs. ..

00c

No. 2 cans Sugar Corn

... lie

No. 2 Early June Peas

No. 2 Tomatoes, per can ...

.... 12c

No 2 Pumpkin, per can ....

.... 10c

Ao C Red Beans

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ts one In which the merchnat himself has implicit faith - else lie would not advertis., it. Youarc safe i-i patronizing the merebarus whoso ads appear In this paper because theii {'pod - »:e ur. lo.Jatr end never shopwi in.

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SPECIAL!

With every adult ti< ket a children’s ticket will he sold for only 5c extra. Bring the kiddies to the Christmas party on the campus tonight, and then bring them to the show They’ll enjoy it, for there is also a 2 reel comedy Charlie Chaplin

“The Vagabond”

Show at 8:00

10 & 20c

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No. ^cans Tomatoes per can .... 15c No. 3 Pumpkin per can 12c No. 3 cans Hominy 12c No. 2 can Heinz baked beans 2 for 35c L & S. Baked Beans, 2 for 35c Heinz Tomato Soup Tall cans 2 —35c Snider’s tomatoes soup tall cans2-35c 38 oz glass Pure apple butter .. 50c 16 oz. glass jars pure Preserves, Strawberry, Blackberry, Raspberry. Pineapple 45c Jumbo peanuts per lbs. 15c Large California English Walnuts per lb 35c Christmas Candies of All Kinds at Right Prices S. D. EARLY South Greencast.e Corner Mam and Broadway PHONE 428 Orders OverJ$l Delivered - Phone. .YourlOrder Early

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ELECTRIC SHOP Putnam Electric Company

at 2:30 o’clock at the church

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USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS The practical, Christmas gift carries the true Christmas spirit. Here are gifts of lasting value that will be appreciated and which you can buy at prices that mean substantial savings. Every department in our store offers hundreds of gift suggestions. We invite you to see these wonderful values and take advantage of the money saving opj>ortunities.

$33.00 Morris Chairs .,.., $31.00 Cedar Chests ....

$4 75 Folding Card Tables $27.50 Writing Desks

FURNITURE

$23.75 $24.75

*3.55

$19.75

$14.00 Porcelain Top Kitchen table ’

$21.00 9x12 Wool Fiber Rugs

$26,00 70 piece Gold Band Dinner sets

$8.50 Hurst Vacuum

Sweeper

$7.95 $13.95 $19.75 $6.50

$8.50 Westinghouse Electric Iron 6 lb household size, special.. $12.50 Hot Point Single Heat Grill. toasts fries or broils $42.50 Electric Vacuum Cleaner fully guaranteed

ELECTRICAL

$6.70 $9.98 $36.30

$4.00 Nine light Christmas tree Lighting Outfit $3 50 Adjustable Lamp Stands clamps or hangs anywhere . ... $4.50 Adjustable Desk Lamp, the standard style

$5.50 Aluminum Roaster, large siz with perforated inset special . $3.25 Aluminum Tea Pot, 2 quart special $2.00 Aluminum Muffin Pan, !i cup size, special

HARDWARE

$4.39 $2.49 $1.59

$1.00 Gray Enamel Lipped Preservi kettle, 10 quart special $1 2.') Gray Enamel Convex Kettle, with cove r 10 quart size, sp'' ial $6.00 Hut t Silver Set, 6 i nivis ami 6 forks, plain polished finish

SPORTING GOODS

$18.00 Remington Rifle, single 24 inch octagon barrel; special $6.00 Basket ball, very special

<hot

calihc

$13.40 $4.75

$7.50 Basket Ball, ful sized grained leather $15.00 Basket Ball, regulation size and shape, heavy leather.

$5.90 $13.15

3.00 F<

til bo

00 Football, eathcT L00 V inel •ial football ofli

$2.70 $2.40 $2.98

89c 89c

$4.50 $2.35 $3.85 $52.45 $7.10

Embroidered Corner Handkcr ehi ft

64x76 $3.4 ! Cotton

Blankets <

Hud

Silk Boot Ladies

$10..'0 68x80 Wool Plaid Blankets

Up to $8.00 Silk Shirtwaists $4.98 All-Silk Satin Corsets

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No. 80, 100 t yard

120 All-Silk Hair Ribbon,

11 48 Value AlPSilk Hose ( black cordovan *

$1.45

49c 28c 98c

. DRY GOODS .... 5c j

$2.19 $7.89 $3.49 $2.98

DOLLS-TOYS—GAMES Big dolls at reduced prices. "PliMt.iS x ,*1 V Coaster wagons, sleds, autos, shooflies, hobby h<|r»es, games of all kinds, blackboards, doll buggies

and beds at special low prices.

Santa Claus headquarters for the famous “Ives” mechanical and electrical trains, ranging in price from $2.48 to $6 75. £ IS? Sb’F. P' ?: . 7 »' ..‘i& ' Hundreds of Bargains in All Departments Hurst Sz Go.

Greencastle's Big Department Store A Good Place to Buy Everything I Hi I——llllllll llllIll'll 0