The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1924 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER IRE ENCASTLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY JANUARY 18, 1924.

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Opera House A. COOK Proprietor Knd Manager. Doors Open 6:30—Two Shows Shows Start 7:00 Program Subject to Change Without Notice. Friday DORIS KEANE In Edward Sheldon’s Celebrated Play 'Romance

CHARLES MURRAY In the All Star Comedy ‘The Busybody” Saturday NELL SHIPMAN In the Klondike Play “The Great Stake”

Aesop’s Film Fables Pathe News Weekly

THE DAILY BANNER Entered i» the Pont Office at Greeneaatle, Indiana, afc second cla*8 mail matter. harry m. smith Editor and Proprietor 3. R. RAIRDEN, City Editor

H. ASKEW

CAR STRIPPED Prof, and Mrs. Russell Cook motored in from Greencastle, Monday night and put the machine in the garage. Next morning when they inspected it they found that sneak thieves had visited the garage and stripped the car of everything movable. Just the skeleton 'was about all that was left. Some furniture and other articles in the garage were also taken. — Danville

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PALMER CHIROPRACTOR

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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our neighbors and friends and the Red Men for their

„ , y help during our great sorrow. eS ‘ ‘ i Mrs. Elmer Calloway and Children.

“The Call of the Wild”

TONIGHT ONLY

P. E. O. BENEFIT High Schoo! Auditorium

1:00 and 8:30

Admission 25c

Roy Hillis. of this city, was in It • : dianapolis today on buisness. Mrs. Harry Parsons of Indianapolis spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ray Smith, B rn January 18th to Mr. and Mrs. j Herman Hendrichs, north of this city, i a son. , Miss Clovia Fry, of Indianapolis, ! spent the day with her sister, Mr.-. H. j D. Brown, of this city. J. C. Vermillion, county superin- ; tendent, attended the Teachers’ Institute at Lebanon, Indiana. Miss Mary Cammack of Plainfield will come Saturday evening to be the guest of Mrs. Josephine Lewis. Miss Joanne Ash of Indianapolis, spent Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ash on south College Avenue. Miss Ruby Wright, who is teaching in Shelburn, Indiana, will arrive today to spend the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Esther Wright. Mr. Anthrobus and Mr. Yelton, the evangelists at work at the Baptist church will hold services in the chapel at Limedale at 3:30 Monday after-

noon.

The Woman’s Club will meet Sat- , urday afternoon at 2^30 with Miss | Lela Walls. The subject, ‘Doors” will be given by Mrs. W. W. Tucker who will be assisted by Mrs. Frank Tilden. The local fire department was called to the home of John S. Dowling South Indiana street on. Thursday afternoon to prevent the sparks from a burning flue setting fire to the roof. There was no damage. Miss Brownfield, Miss Dimmick, Mrs. Heaton, Miss McLaggan, Miss Kern and Miss Gilmore will entertain fifty faculty women with a picture show party at the High School theater this evening to see ‘‘The Call of the

Wild.”

Miss Herpha Huffman who is at home on a three week’s vacation from her work in Indianapolis entertained a number of young folks at her home north of the city on Thursday evening. “What’s the matter with Butler?” 1 i asked a fan the other day. “Butler i is all right,” remarked a friend; I “she’s just beginning to get back to normalcy.”—Crawfordsville Joum al. Section three of the Christian church gave a very interesting play Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr-. J. W. Herod, east Elm street. The playlett was given in honor of three other sections and was entitled “The Family Album.” The playlett contained a very good plot and was well attended by the other sections.

mmm fe y.H I jjgj Tomorrow Is Children’s Day! As long as our Birthday Cake holds out —and there’s still plenty of it—we shall continue to extend a cordial invitation to our friends and patrons in Greencastle and vicinity to come and help us make tomorrow, which is the last day of our 60th Birthday Celebration, the greatest day of all! And we have provided— , ' ^ - f*" 1 ,> ! f Special Souvenirs for the Children "DRING the children to the Bank tomorrow—all of them. We have a birthday souvenir for them particularly. In addition to this, everyone who opens a new Savings Account, Checking Account, Certificate of Deposit Account or who rents a Safety Deposit Box, will also receive a generous piece of “First NationaT’ Birthday Cake with our compliments. Scattered through this mammoth Birthday Cake are a number of “surprises.” You are just as liable to find one hidden in your piece as anyone else. At any rate, whether you open a new' account or not, we want you to come and help us celebrate—and bring the youngsters!

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CLASSIFIED ADS

I LOCAL ami and bailing. ! phone 527-K.

long distance hauling Dobbs and Buis or 12-14-16-18

For Sale.

FOR SALE—Five shoats, 807 Block street. Phone 475-Y. Jessie Tobin. 16-6t. FOR SALE—Sow and five shoats. Phone 290-K. 18-2t FOR SALE—30 paneled oak cabinet doors about 14 x 16. Steel barrel and oil pump. Phone 378- K. 17-2p.

Automobile Owners, before insur-

ing your car, cident. R. H. ager, Security

Company.

see me for rates, AcNewgent, ditrict manAutomoblie Insurance 1 Wed. and Fri. tf.

SEE LUCAS AND MASTEN j for all kinds of insurance farm and • and town property for sale; coal; real estate, preferreds and bonds. LUCAS & MASTEN ) South Jackson St. 31 tu. & fri. tf

LOST—January 10th, red hound, male, with white spot on breast, and a litle white on nose was last heard of 6 miles northwest of town. Answers

to name of Lucky.

M. Alinden, Greencastle, R. R. 5.

For Rent.

FOR RENT—Two room apartment.

Reward.—Chas. furnished and modern, Phone 768.

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Wanted.

FOR SALE-Piece of line shaft, 2 , WANTED-Waste paper byll-IGths inches in diameter; steel; Call The Banner 0ffice> about fifteen feet long. Inquire at

the Banner office. tf. 1

Baler. 16-3t

WANTED—Married man to work on farm. G. R. Huffman, Center

FOR SALE—To close an estate, Point, R. R. 16-3p 59 acres near Coatesville. House, barn, outbuildings, orchard. *75.00. WANTED—Genera] hauling, dirt, W. T. Beck, Admr., Coatesville, Ind. cinders, etc. Earl Gorham, telephone

17-3t. 475-Y. 17-2p.

“A man may, if he knows not how to save us he gets, keep his nose all his life at the grindstone." —Benjamin Franklin You can make thrift a habit by opening- an account with this bank for regular weekly deposits of $1.00 or more.

FARM for sale or rent—40 A., 2 miles south of Belle Union—good buildings, excellent community, possession any day. A. R. Hurst, Greencastle, owmer. 14-6t.d., It. wk.

Miscellaneous.

Every man and women invited to hear a good speaker explain the principals of 100 per cent. Americanism at Gorham’s sto.-e January 19, 7:30, Fillmore. ll-7t & wk.

WANTED—Lady to canvass Greencastle for our line of Extracts, Perfumes, Toilet Articles etc. Steady position, 50 % com. No deposit for , samples. Write, Hogan Supply Co., Elkhart, Ind. 17-2t. WANTED—Middle aged woman for kitchen and dining room. Good pay. All modern conveniences. Inquire at Banner Office. lltf WANTED—A roommate by a young man student. Phone 575. 18 1

High Schoo:. Theatre “DE luxe: PICTURE PPOGRAM”

Saturday DAYTIME WIVES Miss—Do you work for a living? Mister—Do you employ women? Madam—Does your husband’s business interest you? You will appreciate this picture. Others should! TWO SHOWS —7:00 and 8:30. High School Students 15c Adult* 26c Not A Childen’s Picture. REGULAR MUSIC.

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Central

NOTICE Any merchant or towns people, who have regular work or odd jobs for students, call Warren Dee, who has charge of the Employment bureau of the Y M. C. A. Phone 650. 12-fr

Found.

DO THIS S Telephone us when you are in a hurry for your Urocery Orders. Call in and see us when you luive time.

‘Where M.ncy Grows”

I Homemade candy and cookies for sale at Brown & Moffett’s, Saturday, January 19. ~ 17-2p

FOUND — Package containing ladies dress. Name on package, Toe Goddard. Call Edward F. Shultz, Limedale ruuT, phone 751-Y. If.-tf.

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I oultry Country Meat—Fresh Eggs—Baltimore

Dressed

Oysters—Crisp Vegetables and Fruits.

Lost,

^ Will take orders for fence posts-* LOST — Fountain pen. Finder Jj^call Rural 161. ig.2t please call 645. In.

E. A,. BROWNING, Grocer Phone 24 agwiCTriiiiigaiMignaaM^ ..