Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 June 1928 — Page 2

GREENCASTLE HERALD PAGE TOO

THE GREENCASTLE HERALD

Established as the Star & Democrat in 1858

Entered as Second Class mail matter at the Greoncastle, Ind., postoffice.

RENO

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Greenlee and Mrs. Elmer Christy and children took

■ cMSSI* ** ioy Evans ^^ ana ^ e, ■ Mrs. Anna Ray is visiting at Effing

17-19 South Jackson Street, ham and Centralia, 111. this week.

Miss I'earl Johnson still continues

on the sick list.

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Published every afternoon, except Sunday, at Greencastle, Indiana. TELEPHONE 65.

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SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to me directed from tlie Clerk of the Putnam Ciicuft court in a cause wherein. Fanners. Merchants k Clement: Trust Company of Crawtords\ Hie is plaintiff ami Joseph X. Ford ice. Nellie A Fordire. his wife. Danin! K. Watkins. Russellville Bank of Russellville. Indiana, Raymond H. Donehcw. Sam N. Brown, Jessie E.

and Mrs. Etlie Smith and baby, of Frankfort, sjtent last week with Geo.

Harlan and family.

Herbert Leisure had the misfortune of sprtwning his arm while

cranking a Ford.

Mrs. Ella Johnson of Indianapolis spent Sunday with James Harlan and

Loyd and John Layman are defend

atii-. is jiu ing me to make tiie sum ana. If such rents and profits Willi

cl Tv Thousand Three hundred am 1 not sill for a sufficient sum to satis-i T , , ^ t-

( 0) with ini i Johnsons were Mr. and Mrs. u. E.

,iid t> and costs. will at the same time and place ex- j Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. William DisI will \po.-r at Public Salt to tin pose at public sale the fee simple of 1 brow, E. E. Brown and grandson, Edhl ;h • ler on Saturday the 141 or so much thereof | d5c Rossick an d s i 8t er Mary and Carl

Gasper, all of Greencastle; Mrs. Erie

las may be sufficient to discharge said*

decree, Interest and costs. Said sale

ill be made without any relief I- )lincan an “ Margaret (amphell of hat.'ver from valuation or appraise-1 Fillmore; Mrs. Murray Greenlee and mem laws. Mrs. Ona Christy and daughter of

EDWARD EITEL.IORGE. Sheriff | Rono

Earl Wallace visited

Murphy. Attorneys fur

home folks

over Sunday.

Day-OK* CHniftt »*.t any whtr-. Ppcodrd chicH# u -.'d voa ^tart to cuccccf.

of a*#. We da thfiTt'fk for you

C.ct '. «'f iMI ktidinc yrr.rietlm. Matched f-om big. j " ■

h,>.. v.-. LeckJi ■‘•rjHng you of plump, PutllillU COU111J . •KVifc | Hay= & Mur,

CtwiotA ha* Sun,: sn ey>*. j Plaintiff.

ST.MDAnD HiTCHfni£S,ilt:’.2Jerre [Ij'jfD.ilti 3; June 21-38 July 5 Posters j Ora Arbuckle is slowly improving

since being brought home from the

hospital.

J. F. Gross has resumed his work after a vacation.

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DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS j

Cut Roses, Fancy Vases and Novelty In-

cense Burners.

$1.00 off on Boston Ferns. EITEL FLORAL CO.

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See Our Windows for Specials

^4oore & Cook

STOP 36 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Minter made a business trip to Greencastle Friday. Several from here attended the Baptist meeting at Reelsville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hutcheson were afternoon guests at Joseph Hutcheson's Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hutcheson of Bloomington were here to spend Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hutcheson spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Will Boone at Reelsville. Little Miss Virginia and Jean Frazier of Harmony have been spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Burl Hutcheson. Mr. and Mrs. Froy Conley entertained an uncle ana aunt from Terre Haute, Tuesday. Richard Morland is able to be up in his wheel chair part of the time. Andrew Irwin of Ben Davis is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutcheson. James McEIroy visited Henry McElroy who is in the Putnam County Hospital. Monday. Miss Bettie Ruth and Edwin Appell spent the day Friday with Martha Lucile Unger. Bryan Boswell called on Janies A. Hutcheson Monday. Several in the north neighborhood are fixing up their telephone lines after the storms of the past month.

| day of July A. D. 1928 between the I hours of 10 o’cloc k a. m. and 4 Io’clock p. m.. of sail! day, at the south door of the Court House in Putnam county, Indiana the rents and profits

! for a term not exc eeding seven years • , .. tin* i ol L’\\ ... t, real t "late, to wit: Lots j . nrui Mis. hailes ^ and ^lr, ! number one (1) and two (2), Block and Mrs. Kenneth Gasper called on i two (2i4*i Frank M Brumfield's sec Mrs. Emery Johnson Monday night, jond West addition to the town oi The infant child of Mrs, Doris Lu-

ellvlHe, Put ' lodl-je^g js critically ill.

" a 11 ■" <l1 l n,s 1,1111 :i >'oi'.ts "ill i Sunday afternoon callers at Emery

CLEA Starts Saturday, June 30th., at

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= NT r \7 C* D Before have we had such unfavorable Backward Season. Never before at5E = ^ ^ this time of the year have we been loaded down with as many Spring andl! H Summer Goods this late in the year. You will find in this July Clearing Sale some wonderfuls S Bargains. Everything marked in plain figures. Those who have attended our Twice YearlyS S Sales have always found every article just as advertised. REMEMBER OUR MOTTO: Wei H cheerfully refund your money on any article you wish to return. Lf

1 BELOW ARE A FEW OF OUR MANY

^ Mens’ Dress | Sox 3B Men’s Fancy Dress Socks the 50c 5: Kind. July Cleanace Sale J>/C Mens’ 75c Fine Dress Sox |=E Men’s 75c Fancy Dress Socks the Everwear S Brand July Clearance Sale JSFC

Mens’ Cotton Sox Men's Cotton Socks in Black. Brown and Gray July Clearing Sale

8c

CORN STALK VALLEY ==

Rockford Work Socks Men's Brown. Blue Mixed July OC _ Clearance Sale 2 PAIR FOR Mens' Cotton Dress Socks Men’s fine Cotton Dress Socks. Black. Brown. Gray and Blue. July Clearance Sale r 2 PAIR FOR £«)C

| Mens' Shirts and Shorts

Plain and Striped Trunks Good Quality. Full Cut JQ July Clearance Sale . T’OC

Dallas Ruark and wife called on Melvin Ruark and family Thursday evening. I he C. C. Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Oran Buis. The all-day meeting and basket ; dinner at Bethel Sunday was largely attended. Glen Burgess and family spent Sun day with E. E. Buis and family. Miss Mildred Storm stayed with Tester Storm and family of Indianapolis last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Cash, Melvin Ruark and family. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Newman and Mrs. and Mrs. Oran Buis and daughter visited Homer Slavens and family of Clinton Falls, .Sunday. Mrs. Myrtle Storm and son Harold spent Monday with Lester Storm and family of Indianapolis. Almon Buis, who has been a member of the high school faculty at Peoria, 111., the past winter, is visiting home folks during vacation. Miss Eva Slavens is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Newman.

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Mens’ Athletic UNION SUITS — A Good Quality of Nainsook Check full EE July Clearance Sale 3yC

Broadcloth

Union Suits Men’s fine Broadcloth Athletic Union Suits

Regular $1 00 suits July Clearance Sale

69c

Mens’ Balbrigan Union Suits

Men’s Balbrigan Union Suits, short sleeve.

Ankle Length

July Clearance Sale

79c

Saturday Special

giant tires Strong for Service I = ANDERSON VULCANIZING CO. | 91 Phone 796

Mens’ White Athletic Balbrigan Union Suits Men’s White Balbrigan Athletic 2-Button Union Suits July Clcaramc Sale Q*/C

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5 National Mazda Lamps $1.00 (Up to and including 40 Watt Lamps)

=s CATTLE FOR SALE §§ Th> G * r:i> ' ■ •

Mens’ Balbrigan Shirts-Drawers

Men’s Fine Balbrigan Shirts and Drawers July Clearance Sale 39c

Mens’ and Boy's Dress Straw Hats

20% Off

BARGAINS

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Mens’ and Boy’s CAPS

Men’s $2.50 Dress Caps Men’s $1.95 Dress Caps Men's $1.45 Dress Caps Boys’ $1.25 Dress Caps Boys’ $1.00 Dress Caps

$1.95 $1.45 ... 98c ...98c 48c

20% Off On Ail Mens’ and Boy’s CLOTHING Dering Our JULY CLEARANCE SALE

SPECIAL GROUP OF 29 SUITS In this Special Group of 29 Suits are suits that sold for $19.50 to $24.50 in Serges, Cassimeres. Stripe and Checks. Sizes 36-37-38 (|»£j Q£* July Clearance Sale Price v' w • OD

Starched Collars Discontinued Styles of Collar in the Arrow and Ide Brand 5c Each or 0 rj 8 for LOC

Boy’s Wash Suits Boys’ Wash Suits in many styles and combinations Belted and Button on in sizes 3 to 8 'TJJ QQ July Clearance Sale fu and

Clearance Sale of Mens Dress-Work Shoes

$2.95 $3.45 $3.95

cushion sole F»ubber

$3.95

Boys’ $3.95 Black or Taa Oxfords . Boys' $4.50 Black or Tan Oxfords

Mens’ Blue

WORK SHIRTS

Made of fine quality Blue Chambry. 2 ^ pockets full cut. Sizes 14y 2 to 17 * - ~

July Clearance Sale

48c

Boy’s Blue =

CHAMBRY SHIRTS 1 Boys’ Blue Chambry, we n mad p Sizes 12 ^ toH = July Clearance Sale iE

Mens'

N1TE SHIRTS

Made of fine Quality Cotton Trimmed with = Braid oq = July Clearance Sale uS/C E; Mens’ Blue Denim §

OVERALLS

Men's Heavy Blue Denim Overalls White = Back, full cut. Roomy Pockets. High = Back all Strain Points Bar Taeket. Sizes 32 = 44 98c i

July Clearance Sale.

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BIG BLUE

OVERALLS Every man who wears Overalls- Knows == what the big blue overalls are. How it = wears and what the regular price is, during E= our July clearing Sale the price tf‘1 OU = will be vUfciJ ~E

Mens’ Kakhi and Pin = Checked WORK PANTS

98c =

July Clearance Sale

Mens’ Cotton Pants | Men's Cotton Work Pants made up just ^ like a five dollar Dress Pant. Size 32 =

to 44

July Clearance Sale Mens' Golf Knickers |

Men’s All Wool Golf Knickers in fancy s checks and stripes . July Clear —

$3.95-$4.951

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GOLF KNICKERS § Men’s Linen Golf Knitkers«in Brown and ^ Blue checked CO (iC 2 July Clearance Sale g:

$1.69

Mens Linen

Men’s BLck and Tan Oxfords

Men’s Fine Soft K. 1. wide Toe. Heels- Plain or C ^ /I C

cap toe

and 1

EXTRA SPECIAL

bber !

$1.98

Men’s Tan Elk Shoes, Wearfiex Sole. Pvubber Heel.

Munson last. Size 6 to 11

July Clearing Sale

Boy’s Athletic Shoes Boys’ $1.50 White and Brown athletic Shoes Size 2V£ to 6 White Rubber Soles AQ July Clearing Sale «/CC

Boy’s Cricket Sweaters | Boys’ Fancy Slip-overs in all Bright colon ==

July Clearance Sale—

$1.45-$1.95 __

Mens' Dress Shirls | Men’s $1.50 Dress Shirts. Collars attache' 1 . ||

checked and stripe 1 98c I

Broadcloth Shirts |

plain white and

Sfces 14 to 17

July Clearance Sale

Men’s fine white Broadcloth Shirts, col ■ g

attached, sizes 14 to 17 QA

July Cfpuram^ Sab'

98c |

//abash Valley Electric Co. | Illlllllllll!'!l!i!lllllilllillll!l;ll!llllllli!lllillli:illllllllllllll!!l!lll!llllllllllllllllllllil!

85 HEREFORDS Wt. 900 lbs. 92 HEREFORDS. Wt. 480 lbs. 110 SHORTHORNS Wt. 540 lbs. | 60 HEREFORDS. Wt. 850 lbs. 120 ANGUS Wt. 650 lb*. 98 HEREFORDS Wt. 500 lbs. Two Loads of Fine T- B- Tested Springer Heifers. Two Loads of

Heifer Calves.

Harry L Ball

= Fairfield, Jefferson Co.. Iowa. iEI

We Give BOOSTER

Sale Starts Saturday, June 30th.,

| We Give BOOSTER

TICKETS

at 8:00 a. m.

TICKETS

THE STAR STORE

1 SOUTH SIDE SQUARE

The Store That Saves You Money NEXT TO CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK j