The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 April 1924 — Page 4
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the DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY. APRIL 7, 1924-
Top Coat Sale Fine Imported Fabrics Made in Huddersfield, England $19.90 These Coats Are of the Latest Models. The Late Season Forces This Price.
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S. C. PREVO & SONS (Men’s Department)
High School Theatre DELUXE PICT URE PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
KING VIDOR’S “THREE WISE FOOLS” WITH ELEANOR BOARDMAN, WILLIAM H. CRANE, ALEC FRANCIS AND CLAUDE GILLINGWATER
TAKE A FOOL’S ADVICE and don’t miss as charming and entertaining a screen treat as you can find anywhere.
CHRISTIE Shows at 7 and|9
COMEDY
Admission 15c and 25c
W 11 Y WORRY
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Pure Paint
It’s the extra quantity of pure lead in Kurfees Paint that makes the difference in covering (hiding) capacity per gallon and wearing qualities.
jjivesworn, splintery floors a smooth, hard, glossy surface overnight. Put it on today. Walk on it tomorrow. Shines like enamel. Eight beautiful colors. Anyone can apply Granitoid.
Compare Paint Formulas, here’s Kurfees ; Pure Carbonate Lead.. .80% Pure Zinc Oxide .20% 100% Tinted with Pure Colors, Ground and Mixed with Pure Linseed Oil and Dryer—that's All. 20% to 40% more lead per gallon, scientifically combined with pure oxide of zinc, not even a suspicion of adulterant in it. That’s why it works faster, covers (hides) and protects more surface and lasts longer in the weather. Come in and let us show you how little it takes to paint your house right.
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man with an income of $10,000 or less, | even more than the bill passed by the
house.
2—It adds little to the 35 per cent j maximum surtax adopted by the : house, making it around 40 per cent as compared with 25 per cent in the .
Mellop plan.
The Democratic substitute was j drawn up by Senators Simmons, Pat \ Harrison and King, minority members | of the finance committee who took | the amount Secretary Mellon said he needed—around $325,000,000 and re-‘ distributed the tax in a manner which
the believe will provide more equal, den for the additiona i element of spreading of the tax burden. icolor is an j mpor tant factor and
upon the harmonious arrangement of 'color, to a great extent, will depend the effectiveness of the display. The ‘seasons of flowerng must also be considered to secure a continous Wealth of bloom from early July
THE FLOWER GARDEN
Careful planning and arrangement for the flower garden is more necessary than for the vegetable gar
C. G. DAWES IS IRRITATED
border planting is to give each colo- 1 ny of plants enough room to furnish a good color display and to show its full effect in a mass. Four or five-foot masses are about the minimum for this effect. Annuals for All Purposes
SOMETHING GOOD A Variety Entertainment Baptist Church Wednesday Evening, April 9 at 8 P.H. Violin, Banjo, Vocal, Cartoon and Dramatic Numbtfs ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
OVERBLOUSES CONTINUE TO DOMINATE THE M
Here are lists of annuals to fit the various purposes and portions of
the border.
Tall growers for background—Cas- ( tor beans, annual sunflowers, cosmos, African marigolds, spide plent (Cleome), plumy celosia or cockscomb,
PA RATIONS COMM.SSION AN- I A f.voSL plan for „ ,™., p lf mcS |
is to plant the flowers in a border framing the lawn. This is an ex-
much
when the annuals burst into their
1 AMERICAN CHAIRMAN OF RE- glory until killing frosts
NOYED BY THE DELAYS
na sylvestris
group t
for a bold and tall
For masses of color—Petunia, zirt-
Drummondi, verbena, salvia and poppies. For edges and borders
stock, aster,
! ni ‘ : '
eral Charles G. Dawes, chairman of ont> varitt - v each ‘
committee Number One, today fixed The taller annuals should be placed _ Wednesday as the day for delivery of towards the back, permittirg the ta y ssuni( dwarf nasturtiums, lobelia, the reports, barring unforeseen me- P 0U P S ^ the fr ‘» nt occas - dwarf marigold (Tagetes signata 1 cbanical difficulties. fionally to obviate too monotonoua an a g e ratum, Virginia stocks'
and forget-me-nots.
For long stems for cutting—Asters, 1
-Sweet al-
r.ca. v • /outline, grading the medium height Dawe.s presided over a session of , . . , j* •
to the low growing and edging an-
nuals at the
front. A piime factor j ca jij 0 p S j S| mourning bride or scabi-
arranorpment of a flower '
the experts this morning and told his
associates bluntly that they must . , » _ .... . , . ..... is the happy arrangement of a flower
finish revamping an.l translating the er . g to see t0 lt that the an-j 08 ^ ^Tlm American plainly was extreme- nUalS are ' ,lante<l ln . bold group ® of J golds, snapdragons, calendulas, sweet The American plainly was extreme sufficient extent t0 Klve an 0 pp 0rt un-i peaSi annua , chrysanthemumS) bache .
ity for the full effect of the color
cosmos.
Shorter stems for cutting-
-Marl-
ly annoyed by the recent delays occa-
sioned by adjusting the language of d j S p] a y the French and English texts and kept the committee sitting long after the
usual lunch hour.
CALL FOR CONDITIONS WASHINGTON, April 7.—The comptroller of the currency today is-
lor buttons and sweet sultans, ten
, weeks’ stocks ad gypsophila.
These border plantings should not, For the shady p ortions _p ansieSi
be made too wide m order to per-, torenifl8 or wishbone plant( godetta, mit of thoir weeding and cultivation, i forfret . m€ . nots> nemophila, musk Five feet is a convenient width and ! , ant an( , other varietks of the hand .
about as much as can conveniently | s()me moT)key flower
be cared for from (the rent. ^ p or yery s i tua ti ons —Sunflowers wider borders are desied a path >n ] heliotrope port^a, ice pi ant , pe .
sued a call for the condition of na- the ear should be provided to permit' . lY' ann eai la rdia tional banks as of March 31. - • - |tumas, balsam, annual gaiflardia.
regular session on Monday. Claim.* were allowed during the morning.
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of proper handling. | p or jjght or poor soil—NasturThe so-called colonial style garden tiumS( clarkia p 0 p p y ; port ,
is very effective, particularly for a lUlaea) z j nnias .
Plants that bloom after frost—
COMMISSIONERS MEET
The County Commissioners met Id S mall yard. This consists of rectang-
AVING settled the mutter of the tailored suit, the next thing in the
ular beds arranged with grass, gra- Sweet aly8sum( bachelor s buttons, regular order of the business of spring
vel or dirt paths between them. In
The Commissioners placed on re-
etunias, marigolds, calendulas, candy-
gardens of this sort it is customary tuft stocks and ph]ox Drumm0Tldt .
, , ... f f-u i n * t0 ^ evotc each be<1 to a se P arate ' Fragrant plants—Mignonette, helio- 1 cord the petition of Charles Boatman variety of plant and he re the i^gen- ; t nastu ; tiunis> al y 8Sum . ten . week et al, for the improvement of a uity of the gardener may be exer- ^ ad sweet peas y roa.l running from the C. A. cised to the limit in selecting pleas-j Annua] vines _ Morninf , g lorieSt Carver cross roads to the colol . harmonies and contrasts. boththeold-fashionedandtheJapa-Brackney tarn, and thence west to Beds of zinnias, asters, marigolds, nesc . nioonflowers , JapaneRe hop> the Somerset church. The petition verbenas and other annuals of sep- dinKin{r nasturtium , cardinal clirnb . was signed by lOo men. A remon- aratP colors make very effective cobaea) . ress ^no, hMo(m vine strance nas also been started against panting. A bed of one color is al- M , u . u . t rURner and hyacinth beans . "• wa > s mi,re eflPoctive than a Tnixed Suggestions for Color Harmonies,*n. an nv"ir«Tnrif plaT,tinp ' UnleSS the f nn “ al . is ° ne For yellow and d^ep blues, white
' . ' J K „ in which th ‘‘ range ,,f eolor 1S ver ^ cosmos, annual sunflower, centaureas,
INDIANAPOUS April , — Hog limited, as for instance, the annual fclue larkapurS) swan
prices ruled generally steady here to- pinks.
day on receipt of 6,000. Both pack-
ers and shippers were active. Practically all good droves of hogs
moved at a flat (nice of $7.80, except a few fancies which sold at
Color Schemes for Annuals
Hue larkspurs, swan river daises, lobelia tenoir and the dwarf forms, burnt orange shades in the zinnias
and the California poppies.
Lavender, violet and orange—Ageratum, African marigolds, asters, lilac larkspurs, heliotrope, dwarf marl-
in planning for a garden of annuals the colors should be considered carefully in relation to their positions,
$7.85. Pigs were active and advanced for harmony and contrast. Land- j, 0 i dp
a quarter to a top of $7.50. Sows scape artists use water colors to in- pj nk and b ] ue Lustrous carmine held steady, smooth selling at $7 dicate ;he effects. In this manner laikspur.with blue shades, the lightdown and roughs at $6.60 down. an advance idea of the effects to be cv b i ue lobelias, swan river daisy, C attic prices ruled steady, with a produced may be obtained wnile the phlox Drummondi, annual pinks good demand in evidence for choice nt'i is ill on the grount*. Orange and searlet—Nasturtiums, stock. Receipts were 1,000. A favoiite color may be used as ( a lli 0 psis, salvia, California poppies, Calf trading was active at steady Fne prevailing tone of the garden orange African marigolds, the French quotations. Choice veals commanded u -'t n fT one variety of plant freely to marigolds, salvias, zinnias, ,t top of $12.50 with a few odd fancies P l ' 0( l uce it with groups of other fairly well-balanced border fur-
colors for relief or high lights. For nishinfr fl 0W ers for all purposes would the blue garden the annual lark- contain the folowing—Asters, bal-
spurs are one of the easiest grown samSt bachelor’s
subne ts. Yellow marigolds in the
paler shades,
one hand and inks on the other, make
outfitting is the blouse. It almost goes without saying that we are about to dismiss the overblouse—other kinds are In such a small minority that we can pass them up for the present. The tuck-in may arrive later on, but fust now it Is conspicuous by Its absence anil the overblouse holds an undis-
puted sway.
The tailored overblouse is made of wash silk usually or of voile—Silk is understood to include certain satins and silk broadcloth. It is simply designed with eillier long or short sleeves anti a turndown collar. Link cuffs are favored on the long-sleeved blouses and hemstitching- is a perfect means of decorating them, especially those made of voile., on silk broadcloth novelty braids make a neat linish used as a In in It for neck, sleeves and pockets. Radium silk is another
good medium far tailowi These and light wnnlm on straight lines und m[cj Silk alpaca and ctepe de cM* vorltes for the handsomest “ There are plenty of fancta among the new displays uad these will he worn Intu the street suits, serving o 1 of cheerful color In the costs rule designs are ''iintde. A ample is shown at the two blouses plctu:1, it, ttliich; ed silk crept ,• veal, I*# daisies in oti’ilne ami so! ! t tan-colored hackgronw!. I’liiii is used for the b id at the» supporting pendent silt halls. I and black combination appears plaited blouse at die lett. d S chine. The hip band isiiewnit( strips of n material that jet. JT'LIA BOTTOIC (©. 1924, Webleiu Nettie*!*T
INDIANA
CONFERENCE
bringing $13. The hulk tpoved at $11 50 to $12. Receipts were 500. Prices were unchanged in the sheep and lamb division. Lambs brought $16 down and sheep $11
down. Receipts were 50.
event and no doubt a I audience will be present. Stating that we cannot the material things of life can visualize. Dr. George
Grose gave one of his prat#
AT MARION COMES TO A CLOSE this morning at' chapel pent WITH READING OF THE illustrate his point he M
APPOINTMENTS beautiful you;
ir|to his office several dap laughingly lifted her left k
MARION, Ind., April 7.—The read- ca u P d attention to a
win
Kurfoea Makes a Paint for Every Purpose—We Have Them JOHN COOK & SONS CO. TWO STORES 5-7-9 W«st Franklin Street 715 South Main Street GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
TAX PROGRAM COMPLETED
WASHINGTON, April 7—Senate Democrats put the finishing touches an their tax reduction program to4«y.
While its details are being kept secret until the Republicans bring their bill out of committee—probably tomorrow—this much of the Democratic plan is known: 1—It cuts the income taxes of the
GO TO THE POLLS DETROIT, Mich., April 7—Michigan, Hiram Johnson’s stronghold in ll^O, went to the polls totlay to choose between President Coolidge
buttons and the i ng 0 f the appointments for the com- her enga gement .
r , f ; • nf ' Pt sulta,1s i cockscombs, the plumy ; n g year j n the North Indiana con- admitted that he California popp.M on varitie,, wooldnwor an,! rrin.au forem, fan,rod todays sossion, and “T’ “S”, “ '
sorts; the annual pinks, California, the final one . • enthu. eel
a fine combination with white to ghirlev and other annual nonnie ti ■ ’i • * * • i j i the rlrl K— a3 . ,
, sweet Y alt«m the follow ig- aPP ° ,ntmentS ,nC,Uded a* she .lid concerning tt A
Among the easily grown pink an- Drummondi, calliopsis, flowering to- '
nuals for masses of eolor are pinks, t r-irn-o.* . "" 7'"’ r ’ a
did the fi
he could not >
to many, S^i.l Dr. Grose, i
Made, corresponding secre- „ n form of ' cr ystalliied
publican preferential primary. A light vote throughout the state
nuais lor masses oi color are pinks, t . r . nt . c„mmpr pvnrosc nv . . a lorm oi vfy-i" balsams snnndrairons notimins ns • urnrner cypress or kochia, t ary, committee on conservation and wbl v b p VPrv carbon atom balsam.- snapdragons, petunias, as- p or tulaca. sweet pea, zinnias cosmos, advance- G R Grose uresident De- M 7a nr four o ters and zinnias. •umual larkstmrs in varietv .Ipndn ■> ’• K ' 010 e ’ Pr esiuent > ncally surrounded b> ' ou Yellow gardens with variations of la Fr Uch and African marigoldl PauW f C. U. Wade, general bon atomS( arranged at he
ia, rrenen ana Airuan mangolds, secretary, Preachers’ Aid society; a te t ra hedron in such
rH,i!.t c n a ";itr:r^, the Re - bro -: ^ and -^.petumas
are readily provided by the marigolds ami calendulas with salvia, annual
was predicted. In a lew cities hotly poppy, snapdragons in yellow and contested local elections were bring- scarlet shades and zinnias in various ing out the voters. shades from sulphur and cream to
o intense scarlet and orange.
FOR SALE—1921 Ford Sedan; The white garden with a few 1919 Ford Touring, $45 down pay- touches of blue and pink can be made ment; 1920 Ford Touring, $50 down up of white annual pinks, white pepayment, balance terms; also D-45 tunias, white snapdragons, the white Buick Six and 18-A Westcott Six. flowering tobacco, Nicotinia afflnis, Good buys for quick sale. Call Mai- feverfew for edging and the feathery lory at phone 596 or 325 between white sweet alyssum, the annual gyphours 5 to 7 in evenings. 7-3t sophila, thfe airy ,'sprays of which 0 ;— are so fine to use in bouquets, white PLOW AND DISC GRINDING verbenas and white larkspurs. With 14-inch plows, 35c; 16 inch, 40c; these can he used the blues or pinks single disc, $2; 5 foot hog troughs, already mentioned to avoid too flat $1.50. Greencastle Welding company, or glaring an effect from an over-
D 7-9-11-14-16-18. wkly, 2t. supply of white.
0 y— In fact the annual garden may be WANTED—Plain sewing. Inquire planted to color or to combinations at 321 North College Avenue. Ip of color as readily as the living room 1>- — indoors may be decorated in colors LOST—A black purse containing to suit its owner. Color planning is six dollars, silver pencil. Finder one of the most fascinating phases please return to 612 Seminary street of flower gardening and one to arouse
7-lt and develop the artistic ability and
0 taste to the utmost. It is an interThe Foreign Missionary society of esting study and the scheme may College Avenue church will hold a be changed each season as an unmarket at the gas office Saturday, der standing of the possibilities of Members please bring fool by 9:30 color combinations increases, o’clock. MAP One of the main requisites for a
and ten-weeks stocks.
flag,
Dr. Gn*
B. S. Hoblopeter, corresponding sec- tha( . tbe wbo i e crystal is
_ retary Methodist Memorial Home; R. ti nuous molecule.”
A. Morrison, endowment secretary of ,.
Do not plan more than you can DePauw university; G. H. Meyers, To further illustrate do. A small garden well taken care national representative, board of for- took the American of will be worth more than a larger eign missions; O. A. Trabue, field religion. In closing, one not half taken care of. j secretary, Methodist hospitals; J. W. that the students let their^ Oborn, conference evangelist; Earle powers grow greater ^ ^
jNaftzger, conference evangelist; T.J. that in religion they
Start getting lawn dressing readf Johnson, state secretary, Preachers' doctrinal dogmas or nan_ Order pulverized sheep manure, Aid society; J. W. Rogers, Chaplain, worship but in the sp ,rl shredded cow manure, nitrate or some j U. S. Army; R. V. Johnson, field of God. , balanced fetilizer if you have no sup- secretary, board of Temperance and The DePauw Glee C ply ofo stable manure. Commercial, Public Morals; F. A. Lemaster, field direction of Prof. Sam fertilizers are better as a lawn dres-! representative, DePauw university. turned from a most s®
1 of the north part of the
ring, because stable manure invan-1
ably contains large quantities of | Miss Mattie Smith spent Sunday Noblesville, Warsaw,. weed seeds and will start a fine crop with her mother, Mrs. Margaret paraiso and Laporie J ot weeds among the grass. ! Smith and family near Cloverdale. ed the highest praise tn
0 | o and everywhere the ^ IN MEMORIAM j Brice Brown, who has been confined they were received mos Hunter-In loving remembrance ofj 10 hlS ^ f ° r the laSt WCek WaS a " y -
our dear wife and mother, Lydia Ellen Hunter, who departed this life one J
year ago, April 6, 1923:
In ou r hearts your memory lingers,
tender, kind and true;
There is not a day, dear mother, that
we do not think of you. Husband and children.
O'- -
want ads in the banner BRING RESULTS
able to be up Sunday.
DePauw Notes
While in several
club visited tlm ni(?
there gave a
This evening at 8:15 o'clock, in Meharry Hall, Prof, and Mrs. Howard J. Barnum and daughter, Miss Hariet, will give a violin and piano recital. The people of Greencastle have been anxiously waiting for this
of the a
irop* 9
mere gave » a*'
always won favor
girls. The DePauw Gl* of the best advertise tt ^ University sen* ^ ^ and this year especWiy represent the sc ° 0 • h The home concert ^
the evening of
Hall.