Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 December 1920 — Page 3

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1«J20

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THE GREENCASTLE HERALD

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Local News

Harry Conklin of Shelbyville was here Thursday for a visit with his father, George Conklin and other'rel' atives and friends. The display in the window of the | Gas Office, which is the creation of | Miss Amanda Crawley, who is in | charge of the gas company office, is creating quite a bit of compliment" ary comment. The window is tastefully arranged to display a "Radiant Fire” gas heater A sitting room with table chair and other suitable furniture is the setting for the gas | heating contrivance. Mr. and Mrs. Fenwick Reed, former student of DePauw Universtiy, are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lynch in Greencastle. Mh Reed is a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity, and Mrs Reed formerly Miss Lucille Riley, is an Alphi Chi Mr. Reed is the son of Rev. Fenwich Reed of this city Vic Cue of Cloverdale was in Greencastle Thursday on his way to his home from Indianapolis where he had accompanied his uncle, W O. Rqle, who was taken to the St. Vincent's hospital i n Indianapolis for an operation, Mr. Rule was suffering an abcess in his forehead The operation was reporter to be successful and Mr. Rule is getting along nicely. Jerry a fine Scotch Collie dog belonging to David, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg, was run over by a motor truck in front of the home on North Meridian street about noon today and instantly killed. —Brazil Times. Mrs. Bertha Gray of Thorntown is here to spend the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Burkhalter M”s Gray is the sister of Mrs Burk halter.

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Mistress—Bridget, how often have I told you not to wear that outlandish dres* while waiting upon the table! Bridget—I don't know. Did you want me to couctt —

Christie-Thomas Auto Sales Company N. Jackson Street Greencastle Indiana iVHEN3 BETTER. AUTOMGRILI S ARK BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM

Mrs. Robert Hamrick was in Brazil this afternoon. Mrs. Marie Zacharakos was Indianapolis today on bu>iness. .

A Young Nan’s Xmas Gift

We are quite sure nothing would please a Young Man more than to receive as a practical Christmas gift a pair of our $15.00 Bostonian Brown Cordovian Shoes we have on sale this week for $10.00. Where true quality is appreciated, the price itself should be an incentive for buying. Moot Me At Ghristie’-s

JUST( A. few;days to XMAS DON’T LET THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT be marred for lack of funds. Wa will loan you the MOINEY $25.00 to $300.00 On your piano, houtahold goods, automobile and live stock. Terms to Suit Indiara Loan Co. Room 3, Bonner Block Agent in Office Thursday

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Bargains for Friday and Saturday

Let’s Have a Musical Christmas

We are in a position to offer you the best selection of musical

gifts in the city.

Our stock includes pianos, Players and other pianos, phonographs of several makes, including the Cathedral phonograph, the most wonderful all record machine on the market; organs. Banjos. Guitars, Ukeleles and harps of all kinds. We have a complete line of Okeh. Gfnnett,‘Emerson, Victor, Columbia and Operaphone records which we^are offering to you at 1 >

percent to 50 percent discount.

More than 200 player rolls at 35 percent discount. Furthermore we arc offering to you some attractive bargains in sheet music which makes a nice gift to the boy or girl who plays the piano. Our bargains include I 50 bundles of music which we offer to you for from 5c to I 5c per bundle. These bundles contain from five to six

pieces of the latest and most populai sht et packages of hand sewing needles which bargains in order to clean out our stock.

In order to enable us to make the necessary improvements

and repairs for ofir new display room, we are offering everything m

our store at from 15 percent to 35 percent discount Our store offers you many nice Christmas gifts and we urge

you to come in and take advantage of our discount prices^ hese attractive prices are offered you only because of the fact that we wish

to remodel our store and wish to reduce our stock.

Several second hand pianos and organs are included in this sale and we will sell them for cash pr payments to get them out of the way. —

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INDIANA CATTLE FEEDERS MEET AT 1*1 RDl E DEC o • LAFAYETTE. Inch, Dec. 17.—The annual winter meeting of the Indiana Cattle Feeder’s Association will he held at Purdue University Saturday, Dec. 18, when 70 hea,| of two year old steers will be started on the annual winter feeding experiment. The steers have been purchased and are now on the Purdue faVm where they are being sorted p-eparatory to the starting of the experiment C C Fisher Union City president of the association, will open the meeting at 10 o’clock with a talk on the beef cattle situation, and F. G King, secretary treasurer of tho organization, will follow him with a discussion of the feeding experiment. Inspection of the cattle will follow, with lunch being served in the stock judging pavilion. John T Alexander and Kay Wood, Chicago, and J. S. Taylor, Indianapolis commission men, will be oh the 1 afternoon program, with M. H. Overton of Purdue who will discuss figures he has obtained the last two years on m.- t of production for beef cattle in central Indiana. Several hundred stockmen and farmers throu ghout the state are expected to attend the gathering. The ! standard Purdue ration of corn I silage, clover hay cottonseed meal I and shelled corn has come to he re- | carded ns the standard for feeders in Indiana a- well as the feeders in a j good portion of the eornbelt. This I ration is based on the experimental I results.

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THE FIRST WARD RUMMAGE SALE will begi n Saturday at 1 P. M. in the room over Seller’s Grocery. East Side of Square Everything fumigated

Ivy Hard Wheat flour, 24 lb s 1.65 i Macaroni, 3 boxes for White Lily Flour, 24 lbs $1.30 Bulk Coffee, good, 2 lbs

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

Vandalia Flour, 24 lbs Big 4 Flour, 24 lbs Navy Beans, 5 lbs Lima Beans, 2 lbs Rice, 2 lbs Hominy 6 lbs Tomatoes No. 3 cans per can Tomatoes No. 2 can, per can Pumpkin. No. 3 can, per can Kraut. No. 3 can, perc an .... Red Beans, No 2 can per can

Kidney Beans No. 2 can. per can 12c Sugar Corn No 2 can, per can . . He Early June peas No. 2 can per can 11c Heb ( . Milk tall cans 2 for 2. r >c Cadet Milk, small cans 2 for .... 12c Snow Drift Shortening per can 27c

... 25c .... 25c

Farmer’s Pride Coffee per lb, . ,25c Crystal Coffee, per lb 17c Steel Cut Package Coffee per lb, . .22c Good Matches, 5 boxes for 25c 25c i Gloss Soap, 5 bars for 25c 20c ! Daylight Soap, 5 bars for 25c 15c ; Wood Chuck, 6 bars for 25c 10c Flake White Soap, 6 bars for ... 45c 12c I I’ & G. White soap 3 bars for . . 25c 12c ! Bob White soap, <1 bars for 40c 10c J English Walnuts, per lb, 30c Fresh Roasted Peanuts per lb,.. 18c

Xmas Candies at the right price.

Remember our "Peters High Grade Shoes ”

Reduction on Diamond Brand

PHOTOS MADE FOR CHRISTMAS delivery all this week. The Cammack Studio. Before buying that present for hubb>. See our window, Greencastle Battery Company. N. Side Square,

MATTHEWS & KELLER 715 South Main St. Phone 51

WANTED) —Girl or young ma n at the Herald Office—permanent posit ion to industrious, hustler, who wants to learn —Apply at Herald Office.

WANTED: other work

Girl for reporting cm 1 The Herald Office.

FOUND:- -A Xmas cards : •Store.

lot of good looking t Ed Hamilton’s Book!

WANTED

40 or 5U bushels of new Eitel & Son

Architect, i ontractor and scape Gardening. W. il litcenca tie, Indiana.

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FOR SALE: Xmas Trees Eitel & Son’

Genuine Pine Needle tes 3 to 8 feet. John II

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PHOTOS MADE FOR CHRISTMAS delivery all thi - weult. The Camm k I Studio.

STOPS BREATHING; LIVES.

REGISTERED DUROO BOAR:-Foi I Sale -O. J. Arnold—Herald Office.

J Before buying lhat present for I hubby. Sec our window. Greencastle ' Battery Company N. Side Square,

Pulmotor Keeps Boy Alive After He

Stops Breathing.

ST LOUIS. Mo.—For 24 hours, Robert Stansbury. a 16-year-old boy, was ]

kept alive at the St. Louie City Hos , APPLES AND POTATOES $1 Bu after his paralyzed lungs had she! for the next 10 days only. Wetz

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| ceased to function. Six doctors, working In relays, pumped air Into the non functioning lungs and the heart and pulse continued to beat regularly and normally. Twenty-four hours to the minute from the time the experiment was started, the boy was declared loser in the unique battle with death Stansbury was operated on at 4 P M He stopped breathing It was her lleved the condition was caused from the anesthetic. The boy’s heart was functioning perfectly. The condition continued and the anesthetic theory was discarded. A pulmotor was rushed Into action and the lungs started to work The doctors operated the pulmotor hour after hour, but the boy died one day after he had actually stopped breathing.

MICHIGAN POTATOES $1.00 perl bushel. Apples at $1.00 for 10 days | only. Wetz.

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

GET INTO BUSINESS: —Watkins 137 products sell to every farmer. If you own auto or team can give bond write today for information where you can get territory for selling products of largest institution of kind in world. Twenty million users. J. R Watkins Co Dept. Ill, Winona, Minn

The following “tables" explain,both out "even amount” and “increasing” club plans. INCREASING CLUB PLAN , Put in 1c 2c, 6c, or 10c the first week. INCREASE your deposit Ic 2c. 6c, or 10c each week. In 50 weeks: 1c Club pays $12 76 5c Club pays $ (53.75 2c Club pays $25.50 10c Club pays $127.50 EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN Put in the SAME AMOUNT each week. In 50 weeks: 25c Club pays $12.50 $2 00 Club pays $100.00 60c Club pays $25 00 $5.00 Club pays $250.00 $1 00 Club pays $50.00 $10 00 Club pays $500.00 $20 00 Club pays $1 000.00 Join one of the above clubs; next Christmas you will have money; “just like finding it” ami thunk us for giving you an OPPORTUNITY and a METHOD of banking your money REG ULARLY and getting ahead. Put every member of your FAMILY in the club. It will make them SAVERS—not SPENDERS Join TODAY—join. FIRST NATIONAL ANKB GREENCASTLE, INDIANA