Herald-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 October 1920 — Page 3

Special Offer! Handsome Set of Cooking Ware Given to you on this occassion only, at our store—a beautiful set of substantial useful, extra good cooking ware—with your purchase ot any style or size Great Majestic Range!

Great Majestic Range Bargain Week

All This Week

During this bargain Week—one week only We make this extraordinary special value offer to you. Buy Your Majestic Range NOW! The price is the same! The regular Great Majestic price No extra charge what ever for your complete set of fine cooking ware. Yet you could not buy this set of cooking ware anywhere, any time, for less than $10.00. And you cannot buy at any price a range that is the equal of the Great Majestic. Is first cost is practically its only cost. Long ran ge life, economy of fuel, durabality, and satisfactory servjce—make the Majestic the most economical of ranges Come to our Majestic Range Demonstration. ihe representative of the mr.nuiactvr r will be here at our store to help us show and explain to you the many Majestic features of superiority A lew of the reasons why The Majestic is the range for you. 1 Ail-copper hot water reservoir; patented shifting lever controls water temperature. 2. Body of Charcoal Iron; resists rust and lasts 3 time? longer than steel 3. Lined with asbestos Board, ’ l inch thick; prevents loss of heat and saves fuel. 4. Air-tight oven; all parts riveted together assures perfect baking. 3. Large warming closets; roomy ant 1 convenient,

with drop doors. 6. ,\o springs on oven door; it is supported with strong durable stake, and holds any weight placed on it. 7. Unbreakable malleable iron; permits rivet-tight joints; saves fuel and repair expense. 8 First joint of pipe double weight; pipe collar double strength; front of Hue at top and bottom of oven covered with mdestructable inaleable iron— strongest where others are weakest. 9. Open end ash pan; like shovel, removes ashes easily and cleanly Ash cup catches ashes that otherwise fall on floor. 10. Doors and splasher back beautifully paneled in White or Blue Enamel, if desired.

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Cooking top burnished dark blue, requires no pol-

12. Heavy nickel trimmings; smooth as glass; bright, easy to keep clean.

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Ther? are many other Majestic superiorities No other range gives you such value for your money. See and examine the Majestic critically at our special. Bargain week Demonstration. The more you know' about it, the more you will want it. And get your set of Cooking Ware without charge, by purchasing your Majestic now.

John Cook & Sons Company Greencastle, Indiana

FULL LIST OK THE FALL FESTIVAL AW AKHS Following is a list of the Fall Festival awards, not here-to-fore reported: SEEDS AND GRAINS Best Peck Bearded Wheat; ‘Jl lbs. May yueen Flour, Bcsser Milling Co_ Frank Shafer. 1'utnamville. Best 5 ]bs of Clover seed. 2f)lb.s. “Full O’Pcp” Etnr Mash Marshall & O’Hair. P. L. Norman, Russellville. Best Peek of Rye; 1st prize Winchester Butcher Knife Fred Parks, Putnamville 2nd prize_ corn knife John Cook & Sons. Georee Hurst, Mt. Meridian. Best Peck Outs; $4.50 Shaving set. Bieknell Hardware Company. M. J_ Storm^ Coatesville. VEGETABLES Best Peck Irish Cobbler Potatoes. 1st prize, 10 lb. granulated suirar W A. Coop"r, grocer. Cecil Quinlan. Best Peck, Potentate Potatoes. 1st prize > 1 lb. Mrs Rorer’s Coffee. Sellers Grocery. James Buis, Mill Creek township. Best Peek Early Rose Potatoes; 1st prize, 1 lb. Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand Coffee. Grogan & Miller. Grocers. Grover Boots. Best Peck of Turnips; $1. Broom, J F. Bailey <£: Son Ora Sutherlin, Russellville. Best Pock Sweet Potatoes PackaKc Monarch Tea, Hays Grocery. John Stanley Fillmore. Best Hubbard Sqnash, Brown & Moffett Real Estate. 1st prize. $."> cash, James Fisk. 2nd best $1.50 cash, John Shonkwiler. BittSTst Pumpkin, S. C. Prevo & Sons. 1st prize $15 Rocking chair Thomas Harvey. 2nd prize, Men’s $0 hat. A M Love.

FRUITS f."> Specimens to the platel Best Plate of Jonathan Apples; $2 50 set of Cuff Buttons. ShiplCv. the Jeweler. 1st Mrs Ida Hays. Roarhdale. 2nd Raymond Hays Bainbridge. Best plate of Pippin Apples, One pair shoes. Christie’s Shoe Store. H G. Brown Best Plate Grimes Golden Apples, Icy Hot Carafe, Niekle Plated. Mullins, the druggist. 1st R. A. Ogg. 2nd. Robert Irwin. Best Plate Stark Apples, $“,. in trade. The Ideal Cleaners. Sam Chadwick, Be-t Plate Winesap Apples. $5. Hat .1. F. Gannon & Co Prof R. A, Ogg. ' Best Plato Delicious Apples. 1st prize $4 in trade, Moore & Cook Shoe House. E. C. McCullough, Route 4.

I AWARDS DOLLAR PRIZES FOR EACH BABY

Mrs. Dulcie Burton, 1114 S, Crown i Mrs. Edith Broastreet, JOS E. Street City., Margaret Muriel; | Seminary street, Bettie Jane; Mrs" Elmer Hughes, Bainbridge, i Mrs. Carl Twigg, 211 N. Vine St .

one Putnam county babies, ‘HP in the Central National Bunk show held at 5 o’clock Saturnftnnoon as a feature of the -‘iKMle Fall Festival, have th''' -inn u savings account of $1. each two of them have deposits of

Md $;> respectively.

Cleon Tabor of Cloverdale, -Mr. and Mrs James R. Tabor *' ‘warded th” first place and got 110 saving account while Margar* O’Hair daughter of Mr. Everett O’Hair of Fill. Rot the second prize of $5. ; was that R. L. O’Hair, pres-. " 01 'h'’ hank made an announee’hat "there wusn t a baby in the *hat did no t a prize, and w as going to give every baby in the show a Savings ac-

Dorman Lee; Mrs. Anna Concilia, 201 W. Wash, ington st., City. R'>sa; Mrs. Ethel Ruark, Fillmore, R R. 1 .lelen Madeline; Mrs Lou Rice. 212 Franklin st., ity, Mary Lucille; Mrs. Myrtle Miller. C.01 S. College Avenue., City, Mary Ella; Mrs Opal Patterson. 1102 S. Locust st." City, Marcella; Mrs* Maude Harney, G’cencsstle R. R 1., Leon; . Mrs. Grover Eggers, Coatesville R. I R. “A”,, Ina Clara; Mrs. Gladva Chadd, 002 Illinois St., ! City., Cecil Dale; Mrs Elvn Scobee, Greencastle R.

3., Billy;

‘Mrs. John Lynch. Cloverdale, John

Lynch. Jr.;

Mrs Samuel Woodworth. Green- I

City, Derwood Glen; Mrs Fisher Austin, Greencastle R. P 3 , Mary Catherine; Mrs. Lynn Austin Greencastle K R. 3. Grafton; Mrs, Carl Miller, 309 N. Indiana St. City Dortha Lee; Mrs. Walter Hoffman, Greencastle, R "., Frances Elizabeth; Mrs. Ezra Arnold, Fillmore, R. L,

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Mr.-. Gerogm Martin, Grecnca: tl<

Jlr.s. Wilbur Arnold, Greencastle K K. 3. .’(• thryn; Mrs Marie Lawson Coatesville ii It, A , Aden; Mrs. Ira Hammond Greencastle, Inti., Charles Maynard; Mrs Kate Bowman, City, Owen Eil

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Mrs. Sarah E. Wiley, Rockville, R R A. Loretta Gstil) Mr Trchsie Michael, Bainbridge Glen Mathew; Mrs. S. S. Voder, City., Robert L; Mrs Fay Thomas, Greencastle R K. 1. Virginia Lucilc:

R 5. Verna June; j Mrs Eulalia Robinson. Greencastle Curtis Hughes, 513 K. Sem- R. R. 2., Rexford; inary street, Marcia Ella; I Mrs. Irene Myers, City, Carl Rob-

Mrs. Mary Burton, 202 Green St. ert;

City. Charles Gerald;" I Mrs Sarah Similyan, City, Irene

Mrs. Ruth Toney. Greencastle, Yiv . Ruth;

cast It R. R. 1 1 ‘ nor: Mrs. Erre«t O’Hair. Greencastle R

V show wa s one of the most 1 5 , V elma Gertrude;

features of the Festival . ’ n ® Burnsides and - Miss Ella

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^ ’''"ther, adre<.ses and the nam* - 1 r babies enterej are as fop

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A !** B J , ‘* N- Tabor, Cloverdale t'f, ,.' ari1 ^ ri e«n; j v l>rne Silver, Roachdale, R. ■ Mor ris Wendell;

Mrs. Clifford Torr, C.rencastle R. 4

Carl Allt^i;

Mrs. Charles Buchnnnan, 112 S. Jefferson street City, Freda Vera; Mrs. John Tharp, Beveridge St City. Eleanor Lucille: ' Mrs Ernest Rader 005 S. College lAve., City, Vet tin Eugene;

ian Pauline; Mrs J B. Eudaly. Greencastle R R. 5 . T/ois; Mrs. Roscoe Hillis, Bainbridge

Conrad;

Mrs. Everett O’Hair, Filmore R. I Margaret Frances; Mrs Martha Lear. 513 N, Indiana St City Warren Eugene; Mrs. Guv Sutherlin, Greencastle R. 8. Virginia Louise, Mrs. Nellie McOaughey, Russell, r ille., Ruth Lenore;

The foliowring names were entered in the morning but we are not sure

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Mrs. Charley Goodman, 20C Jacob St., City, Floyd Warren;

Mrs. Lu;

Melba Owens City. Wanda

i The death of the infant child of Mr i and Mrs. Jesse Tobin who reside on l Howard street betwen Bloomington and Main streets in south Greencns-,« tie, occurred on Sunday night of an

Mrs Cur'is Minriek, Greencastle R illness of inflammation of the bowel* L, Jamas Edward* ' rhe funeral was on Wednesday,

Best Plate of Baldwin Apples. $3 >•' trad e. Mrs. J. R. John, the Cleaners S. H Baird, Bainbride.

CANNED FRUITS, Etc

1 Jonteel Combination Beauty Set. The Owl Drug Store. Mrs Paul Butler. | Best Jar Mixed Pickles, 1 box candy. The Greeks, Mrs. Talbott. Best Glass Raspberry Jelly. $4 50 set tripple plate tea spoons. Henry Werneke, the Jeweler, Mrs. Olive Shonkwiler. Best Jar Ctu umbc ■ Pickles, 1 years subscription to ( The Greencastle Herald. Mrs, Roy Hillis.

CULINARY Best Angel Food Cake, (Baked on Gas Stove.) 10 lb. double point gas iron Greencastle Gas Co 1st—Mrs. Fkl Dolby. 2nd—Mrs. Dora Sweet, Best Devils Foo^ Cake, $5. Electric Toaster Stove. Putnam Electric Company. 1st—Mrs. \V G Overstreet. 2nd—Mrs. R. P. Mullins Best Layer Cake, China Salad Dish, S. P Forcum Iflc store. Mrs Levi Hasty. eBst Pumpkin Pie, 1st prize, 10 gal. Gasoline, 2nd prize, 5 gal. gasoline. Christie Thomas Sale Co. 1st—Mrs. R. P Mullins, 2nd—Mrs. Minnie Boes, Best Cake—any kind baked by girl / under 16, $1.00 cash Kiefers Bakery. Wilma S. Hinton. Best Sponge Cake. Serving tray J F’.. McCurry Furniture Store. Miss Pearl Browning Best Loaf White Bread. 1 yrs Subscription to The Greencastle Banner. Mrs. R. P. Mullins Best display White and Yellow Chrys anthemums 1st prize, choice of any $7 waist. Name unknown. 2nd prize, choice of any $5 petticoat. Mrs George Conklin. S. C Prevo & Sons, Lady’s Dent. Best Display of Dahlias. 1st Prize S3, in merchandise. Mrs. William Welch. 2nd prize $2 in merchandise. Mrs Etta McCray. 3rd prizes. Mrs. Geo Conklin Mrs. Robert Hamrick. Mrs. F'rank Stiles, Mrs, Orison Shirley. Best Cluster of Yellow Chrysanthemums, Pair S2 silk stockings any color. Allen Bros. Dry Goods. Mrs. Ed. Stone

MISCELLANEOUS Best Kodac Prirt, Jones A- Stevens Co. 1st prize Brownie Camera. Cloyd Cook 2nd Prize Kodac Album. I.loyd Evans, Best Qt Sorghum Molasses. $3. Shirt. Star Store Men’s Department. 1st James Lewman. Bainbridge 2nd. James Fisk. Route 7. Best Pound frame of honey. $1 Meat Roast. C T. Vancleave & Sons. Mrs. J, F. O’Hair. Best Pound of butter. $2 in cash. Eitelorg Meat Market Mrs. George Akers, Re dsville.

Best Glass Quince Jelly, Cup and Saucer. Dunlavy & Stoops.

Mrs. Ader,

Jest Jar Pear Preserves,

$3. Bible,

Ed Hamilton Book Stove. Mrs. Ma Woodrum, Route 5 Best Glass Apple Jelly, $1 set of silver Ten Spoons Ricketts the Jeweler. , Mrs. J. C. Knight. Bast Can of cherries, 1 aluminum Tea Kettle. Trick Bothers 5 & 10 cent Store 1st— Mrs. F. G. Gilmore. 3rd.—Mrs. W, M. Houck. Best Jar Peach Preserves, Sheaffer Fountain Pen $3,50. J. K. Langdon & Co. Mrs D. C, Allen. Best Quart Canned Apples 1st prize, $10 Spot light. 2nd prize, 1 can “Nushine" polish. McDonald Greencastle Battery Co. 1st- Mrs. Olive Shonkwiler 2nd—Mrs. Estel !— Best Glass Grape Jelly,

SPECIAL EGG PRIZES (6 eggs to the plate) Best plate brown eggs,

$5 incash.

F. J. Thomas city Meat Market. Divided prize, Mrs. Carl F’.ggers of Roachdale and Ora Sutherlin, Ru<-

| sellville.

i Best Plate White Flggs, I $5 incash, j F\ J. Thomas city Meat Market, i Divided orige Mrs. Fred Boatman I of Bainbridge and Mrs W. T, Nelson

QUILTS Best Display, $5. Mrs. Alex Lockridge. P.r-’ Han(} quilting $2, Mis* Martha FI. Crouch. P.est Irish Chain. $2

Mrs. Alma Hillis

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Rest Log Cabin, $2.

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Mrs. Simpson O'Hair.

Best Baby Quilt, $2,

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Mrs, A. E. Ayler.

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Most Beautiful Quilt, $2, 1

Mrs. Paul Cook. ,

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Best Applique quilt, $2 • Miss Belle Hanna