The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 May 1924 — Page 4

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CATARRHAL DEAFNESS is caused b> an inflamed condition of the mucouc lining of ttie Euatachian rub. When this tube is inflamed you h*A't a rumbling sound or imporfei* rietrng. Unless tlie inflammation can lie reduced, your hearing may be de-

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KAJiit.’6 CATARRH MEDICINE will le e^iat we claim for it—rid your system of \Tatarrh or Deafness caused by Xtarrh. HAUL’S CATARRH MEDICINE has been successful in the treatment of Catarrh for over Forty Years. Sold by all druggists St J ’’'leney & Co., Toledo, O.

day and there wilt be a special program Sunday, it being Mother’s Day. Mrs. Eva Herbert and Roy visited in Manhattan Sunday. Mrs. Lola Long entertained the Country Club Thursday afternoon. A very interesting program was given after which dainty refreshments were

served.

The Sunday school will give a service in remembrance of Mother’s day at the close of their Sunday school. Mrs. C. E. Lewis remains about the same. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright were In Greencastle Wednesday, on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Huffman spent !the week end at David Pollom’s. Mary Wright and daughter Flonnle jof Fort Harrison spent the week at John A. Wright’s. Glen Skelton and family were Sunday visitors at Mat Roberts’. Mrs. Rilda Smith and daughter Eva of Brazil called at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert’s. Aunt Mary Tresner is very poorly. Mrs. Jim Barnett remains the same as for some time. o ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHT’S

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‘T wish to say that FOLEY PILLS worked O. K. on me in a couple of hours I took a couple of them, went to bed and had a good night's sleep ” writes Con Thiel, 118 E. Columbia

Ed Sellers, of Lake Citv, Michigan, I'i I F . ort Wayne, Indiana. FOLEY is here visiting friends and relatives. I £ lr !± ’ “ dunetic stimulant for the «< c ii , , , t i x. laneys, are prompt in action Mrs. Earn Herbert and Lola Neese j{. |*. MULLINS, Druggist. attended the 8th year entertainmenttu, th, S. and wk at Greencastle Friday night. I o

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Mrs. James Tate, of Greencastle, visited at Earn Herberts Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Neese spent Sunciay evening at Glen Hodshires. Glen Skelton and family and Mrs. Mat Roberts and daughter Ethel, were

in Terre Haute Sunday.

INTERESTING POCRAM

The public speaking and dramatics class of the high school will give a program in the auditorium, Tuesday evening, May 13, at eight o’clock. The program will consist of three short plays and several readings. Miss

Mr. and Mrs. Clark Herbert spent Helen Green of the general public Saturday night and Sunday in Brazil, speaking department, Miss Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright, of Rist and Wm. T. O’Neal of the dramday City, visited at Earn Herberts atics department of the university, Sunday. who have been instructing the class Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill, of Reels- will have charge. It will be an exville and Wm. and Leota Showwalter hibition of class work for the last spent Sunday in Indianapolis. semester and will be an evening of Twenty-five at Sunday school Sun- interesting entertainment.

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Announcing the opening of Deer Creek View Inn One quarter mile west of Putnamville on the National Hoad Sunday, May 11 Come and bring the family. We are open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. nv from this date. Every courtesy extended to all. There w ill be premiums offered for Opening Day O. D. WILLIAMS, Prop.

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TTS true that the price of this Oldsmobile Six «*s or>^ X that’s not the big reason why 500 people are s car f- ay! Thc-^ Aiitelligent buyers are turning to the Oldsn bile teix because of its remarkable record! ^e^ve watched one of these cars travel from New York os jj r in high gear —with low, second and revere rsj! , i amiliar with the mountains and mud iesc dsj, along that 3,674'mile path—and they marvel th ryi d master all of them in high gear! H e read the official observer’s report of the econon is jc iplayed on that gruelling tour — 27.8 miles a p u, fc <oline. - p enow that this car, immediately uprm -frivol i n os U as, was driven 68 miles an hour on tiiJ”.-. Angeles It . .vay before official observers. fl e convinced that this Oldsmobile is an economical | c a speedy car—a powerful car—and that it has amazing ' t ance and stamina. i i n ese intelligent buyers question only one thing—this car’s ; ■re markable price. “How can such an automobile be sold fori! only $795?”—they ask! T hen they remember that Oldsmobile enjoys not merely the y chasing power and manufacturing facilities of a single c mpany—but all of the advantages and resources of the gi at C ieral Motors Corporation, with all that this means in the way of savings in raw materials, experimental work, manu-.t< facturing and marketing. i And so they buy—500 of them every day! And doesn’t their judgment carry some weieht with von? If ’re still unconvinc think of, a -on. nn<] vve r Il Have this car make iti /uia the saiei VVUl 4..AAW W«*JLC Ol IliVit.

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Here Are ** few of tlie reaiA*' Oldsmobile’s confidence in this remarkable car— Engine—Its six-cylinder engine represents the finest talent of Olds, mobile and General Motors engineers. It developes 40 H. P.—has full force, feed lubrication to all bearings— oversize crankshaft—water circulating space around each cylinder-dome-shaped combustion chambers,i —interchangeable Chadwick bromej backed bearings. I Coocfltuork—All Oldsmobile dosedH bodies are built by Fisher—a fact|| that in itself is a complete guaranto of quality, refinement and comfort The bodies of the open models arel assembled by Oldsmobile from pans] manufactured by Fisher. Mecfiantcal—Oldsmobile Sixwtl Delco starting, lighting and ignitio system, found on the finest can generally. It has a Borg&B^k clutch—Jthe best know n. It iiai a Harrison radiator, Klaxon horn,] Willard storage battery, Zenith car buretor, Alemite chassis lubrication. Equipment—High grade non dj oversize tires are standard equir tJ *A!l Oldsmobile open u> le! el every necessary feature I il c-;’ tribute to satisfactory mot tb d models embody i| or ,.uued accessories and refinementsJ

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TO RUN A SPECIAL Harry Kenney and Edward Burke will go to Chicago next Wednesday night to run two of the spetcial trains ovetr the Monon to the Kentucky Derby which will be run Saturday. This year is the 50th running of the historic race and the greatest crowd in the history of Kentucky racing is expected to be present. In the last 29 years, Mr. Kenney has missed attending only two of the Derbys. The Monon will run 16 special trains to Louisville. Seven of these trains will go to French Lick first, spending one day there and moving

into Louisville Saturday morning. A j force of men is now at work building ' additional track at French Lick to accomodate the 80 or 90 sleepers and dining cars which will be there the night before the Derby. This year’s Derby will be a wonderful event in Louisville. Besides the Monon’s 15 specials, the Pennsylvania will run 14 specials from the east and north, the Southern 14 specials from the south and west, the B. & O. 12 specials from the east and west, the Big Four 12 specials from the north and east and the L. & N. 14 specials from the south.

BUTLER RAPS THE TIGERS

BULL DOGS WON TRACK MEET FROM D’PAUW THINLY- ( LADS, FRIDAY

Failing to display their usual form, the DePauw thinly clads lost an exciting track meet with Butler Friday afternoon at Indianapolis by the score of 76 2-3 to 50 1-3. Paul Jones, Tiger ace, was again

the autstanding athlete soaring over the bar in the pole vault at the height of 12 feet, 6 inches. He also took first in the broad jump and tied for first in the running high jump. The other Old Gold trackmen were seemingly not up to standard and fell down in most of the events. This afternoon the DePauw and Butler base ball team crossed bats on Irwin field. Coach Ashmore and his proteges left for Indianapolis early

Saturday morning.

OPEN SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER- 50c THE UNIVERSITY SHOP

PARIS, May 10.—Bitter lusioned, pretty MUlicent heiress to forty million <° a ’ ^ for Havre-ami presumably^ 1 —today, her romance " lt j Ludwig Salm Von Hoogstraete “j I jjfl The heiress, in companj w ‘ J I father, had been booked to ■ ^ New York this aftern0 ° n 1 liner France, friends h cre 5 Col. IT. H- Rogers days ago to take his dauc ^ , ; He was quoted as sa5 ' , " ,r financial provision P r o a made for Count Sal®’

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