The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 June 1924 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER GREENCASTLE, INDLANA, FRIDA±..JUNE 27. 1924.
teases traced to constipation are many .get permanent relief with Kellogg’s Bran
yvr docs constipation Weed other .^s; Because it floods your sys«th dangerous poisons. And the , r you suffer, the more poisons ul'ate. That is why constipation
•;j be relieved at once.
tors recommend Kellogg’s Bran, and krumbled. They know it i results because it is ALL bran, 'paly ALL bran can be 100 per > effective in relieving constipation. t, bran — Kellogg’s — sweeps, ns and purifies the intestine. It as nature acts. It makes the injae function naturally and reguj If eaten regularly, it will bring juiH'ut relief in the most chronic of constipation—is guaranteed
to do so or your grocer returns your
money.
Eat at least two tablespoonfuls daily—in chronic cases, with evermeal. You will like the wonderful Kellogg flavor—so crisp and nut-liko —so different from ordinary brans,
which are most unpalatable.
Eat Kellogg’s Bran, cooked red krumbled, with milk or cream. Sprii.i. „ it over other cereals. Cook it vi i hot cereals. Ami by all l eans try it in the recipes given on cv -ry pachag.-. Kellogg’s Bran, eooki t rl 1 nunbled, made in Battle ( .s!., , ... i in individual packagi s 1 •• n . j, . hotels and restaurants, k-jld ly aA
grocers.
: U >n to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wil- a 20-foot embankment, turning the , e X, June 21, a boy. car completely over, tearing off the :: atives from Indianapolis visited top and windshield. Mr. Kissler and j ’■ - • H. .•ict.ammack and family, son escaped with a few snail cuts i .'Uauay. an( j bruises. v- C. Faiker and children 'Tis reported that over a thousand Mrs. Certlia McCamraack people spent Sunday at Hoosier der Saturday afternoon. Highlands.
V ola Hanlon of Stilcsville
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Tom Phillipps ami wife spert Sun-
■ster, .Mrs. Flossie Wal- day in South Putnam.
• ■, Sunday. ; The storm Sunday evening did
^— considerable damage to the wheat OBITUARY crop in these parts.
; The Mill Creek bridge was almost r.'\:re.te Eugene Bitzer, son of Mr wrecked a short time ago by a log
r -"‘d Mrs. Orville Bitzer, was born in truck from Brazil.
Greencastle, Indiana, on Ju ly24, 1922 o i’. : a ted this life on June 20, BELLE UNION 19-! :;t the age of l year, 10 months J. W. Hollingsworth, an agul resi- ; » 27 days. Our hearts are torn dent of this place and veteran of with sorrow. Bu twe know and are the Civil war, passed away at his " -ting to say, ‘ Lord, thy wdll be home here, Wednesday mornin?. The
:——-rrc_~ — don' 1 .' And that although the clouds funeral services were held from the ■ Albert Allen and family spent Sat- heavy am ’ t}le tears mny ti' 01 " a ' nut Chapel church on Friday at ! urday in Indianapolis- * , our eyes our dear Savioor is always 2 p. m. Burial was in the Stilesvillc
. and Mrs. Curtis Minnich had i Mr- Hayworth and family, of St- llcar to comfort our hearts and fill cemetery, heir Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. | Louis, Mo-, Mrs- Patent and dnugh.er '' 16 vacancy "diich our dear darling Miss Freda Vermillion delightfully | Minnich and son ,of Bainbridge j of Danville spent Sunday with J. W. ^ as 10 ^' entertained the G. T. C. at he- home, and Mrs. Jesse Minnich and son 1 Job. * ' i Everette Eugene was of a very Thursday, June 19. The following Id of Greencastle. , , ' 0 sweet disposition and never was seen members were present: Mrs Gar- . and Mrs. Charley Holland and ! HAZELWOOD w ithout a smile on his sweet baby net Patrick of Clayton, Mrs. Orville W spent Sunday with Mr. and i Eathor Curtis and family spent faCe ' He Was loved by a11 who knew BIue of Danville - Mrs - w - G - Pick - Tom Holland. Sunday with Mrs. Hannah Geore-e h,m - But dear Jesus loved him best ‘ ens of Greeneastle - Mrs - R - E I ‘ ar -
BRIC K CHAPEL
nces Burdette, of Bainbridge, [ wdio is vtery sick-
For he said, “suffer little children bin, Mrs. oJy Hurlburt, Miss Gertie
ndin gthe week-end with her; Clarence Elmore spent Monday ' ' f ,rne unto me - he has taken •''tiinger, Mrs. Dennis Vermillion and Iparents, Mr. and Mrs- John : with his parents Mr- and Mrs- Dave 1 ° Ur darlin * fl ° Wer t0 put in his own Mrs - VirKil Blue ’ Mrs - Virgil Neier
I Elmore flower rgarden. and Miss Dovie W’right were initi-
llmore spent Frida ywith Miss j Monday night a large crowd gaiher-'T *’ b<> T 8 host v . of / riends an ^ Waviest donwpour o ram of the seaPaee. 1 ed at their home and gave them a , reIatlves to b '« los5S ’ l 80 " la * af f noon - . and Mrs-Leslie Cump and fam-j charivari. 1 v v • I A miscellaneous shower was given . ,, . , j , Everette Eugene is gone, our little Mr. and Mrs. Arley Young at the aaunton. spent the week-end . Frank Phillips and wife and Mrs. I darling, home of Mrs Young’s parents John ParentS ’ Mr ' and ! J0, ; n Rei<1 Were in MartinSville Sat ‘ wWsp^d Ca of e tl f ° r “F m T E 31 '’ Pritchard* and family, Saturday eveWill 0,Hair. urday- | Whispered softly, ‘Everette Eugene, . J ’ .and Mrs. Phillip Masten ate! Marion Curtis of Indianapolis, visit- T , Je ? s wants you ’ come ^' ay ”, , n,n /' , , , j , -.U .U • 1 . . | . _ , vi ii«ii<»i>«poiis, visit Up t)iev bore our snow . w hite babv. Several from here attended the y dinner with their daughter, ed Eathor Curtis and family Monday. T o that land that's fair and bright, sale of the late Janies F. Lee near Ua> U Hair and tamily. • Mr. W ilson is visiting his daughter Fragrarnt breezes gently kissed him, Coatesville Thursday ■ and Mrs. Lee Hall and chil- Mrs. Anna Phillips. As they took their heavenly flight Dora Da ’ y and ‘ wi f e we re Sunday visited Mr. and Mrs. Cooper and. Geraldine Phillips spent Sunday visitors of H. E. Smith and wife. '' Pau^ Vtetvke ate Sunday ( ; in ^ ° n< 8 ReU ' ! Sleeping sweetly till that morning I Mrs. Mary McCammack continues
Raul vietyke ate buntlay mn- <> When he shall wake to endless day. quite ill. NEW MAYSVILLE Glorious waking, life immortal j W. E. Dudley of Charlseton, H|., Sunday, June 29, htere is to be ' . To your darling baby given, fiIe ,| his appointment at the church
notic e to contractors
ith Sim O’Hair and family, large crowd enjoyed the ice social Saturday evening which
juite a success-
ladies’ aid will meet Thursday oon with Mrs. May Jones.
uuuc iu uc j^ 4 6 tiled his appe held for the entire community what! AHCels bear the welcome tidings, , Rundav
k " 0Vk 7 1 88 88 all ' day meeGn K on Fathe 0 r, mother^loving frtends!’ ea ' en ’l Mr - S . Gail Morris and daughter the Methodist church lawn. The day | p) r y y 0 ur tears, God’s will be don", visited her parents, B. F. Raikos and
will open with a rally Sunday school So look up from earth to glory, family, Friday,
i at 10:00 and followed immediately by; See our babe in bauty shine Miss Mingle McCammack spent 'a period of worship. At noon a ; ,t b ^ in ,. b *! a y en ’ Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs.
FLAT WOOD R. R. 2 _ „ r
Sunday visitors of Mr- and Mrs. i basket dinner for all. In the after-! Heaveny brightness from divine.
r till. In t!iG att0l*- r«i * ■ .i i ,} AlcFjiinvnsck , . . Sleep on in thv beautv, thou sweet Alna met ammacK. again be a period' anirp i -uii., * . The Misses Cole
vershiner and family were Mr- noon there will again be a period i ‘ anfrd c " hil(1 *' , The Misses Coletta Keller and rs- Leonard Greenlee and baby, of worship. Three will be no eve-1 By sorrow unblighted, by sin un- Ruby Blue visited Mrs. Sarah Pick-
defiled. _ ens, Saturday.
Father, Mother and friends. Mrs. Elma Alexander and Bernard
1 Alexander of Greeneastle are' spending several days with Oliver String-
nce Alivoid and mother and ning services. Remember this is for sd Mrs. Harvie Stone and fain- everybody. Nobody should be absent.
•- Clifford Alice has returned She has been visiting Edgar and family of Stilcsville. ual White is on the sick list.
PALESTINE
Mr. and Mrs. Garl Prigg. of Anderson, spent Saturday night and Sun-
BROADWAY
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Matherly entertained a company of seventeen at
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council of the city of Greencastle, Indiana, until 7:30 o’clock, p. m., on Tuesday, July 8th, 1924 at which hour bids will be publicly opened and r»ad for the construction of the following described public improvements in said city to-wit: 1. To improve Beveridge stre*-1, from the west property line of Indiana street, to the east property line of Jackson street, in said city, on both sides thereof, with cement sidewalks, curbs and gutters, according to the plans, plats, maps, profiles and specifications now on file in the office of the city-clerk of said city, and in accordance with Improvement Resolution No. 1, 1924, of said common council. The estimated cost of said improvement of Beveridge street, under Improvement Resolution No. 1, 1924, as made by the city civil engi-
neer is $5,700.00.
2. To improve North Indiana street, from the north property line of Franklin street, to the north line of Lot Eight (8) in Trustees’ Plat of Section Sixteen (16), Township Fourteen (14 North, Range Four (4) West, in Greencastle, Indiana, with cement sidewalks .curbs and gutters, all in accordance with the plans, plats, maps, profiles and specifications now on file in the office of the city-clerk of said city, and in accordance with Improvement Resolution No. 3, 1924, of said common council. The estimated cost of said improvement of North Indiana Street, under Improvement Resolution No. 3, 1924, as made by the city civil engineer, is $8,800.00. The bids for the two above named public improvements will be at said time examined and considered, and the common council will proceed without unnecessary delay designate by preliminary order the kind of construction of said improvements, the said common council expressly reserving the right to reject any or all bids and to judge of the character and efficiency of the material bid upon. Each proposal shall be filed with the city-clerk before the hour of opening the same. Each bidder is requiirnl to deposit with his bid a certifed check for an amount not less than two and one-half per cent of engineer’s estimate of work bid upon, and in no case shall the check he for a sum less than onie hundred dollars, said check to be certified by a reputable bank doing business in Indiana. If the bid is accepted and bidder shall refuse or neglect to enter into a contract with the said city within ten days after the time he shall have
In connection with our CIRCLE SALE we are offering the following- as “LEADER - ’ specials for Sat., June 28
Preserving Kettles, 28 qt., each .. Kirk’s Flake Laundry Soap, 7 bars Thermos Bottles, guaranteed, each
50c 25c 59c
El Vampiro Fly Powder, 4 boxes Fruit Jar Rings, 2 Foxes , Gold Band (’ups and Saucers, (i for Lipped Sauce Pans, Granite, all sizes, each Table Oilcloth, 5-4 widths, yard Ladies’ Union Suits, suit Ladies’ Silk Fibre Hose, all colors, pair .. Large Turkish Towels, 20’’x40”, each .... Ladies’ Silk Fibrer Hose, all colors, pair .
.. 25c .... 15c . .$1.00 10c 25c ....45e ....45c ....39e ....45c
The above are just a few of our majiy specials as they cannot all be listed hero for want of space Pay us a visit. Trick Bros., 5 & 10c Stores “Make this Store Your Store’’
CLASSIFIED ADS
For Sale
SILOS If interested in Brazil Hollow Silos, see Roscoe Hurst, special price next 30 days. 17-20-24-27. wk 20-27 o FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cow. The very best. Call 211 West Franklin street or phone 316. 26-2r
FOR SALE—Two year old Jersey Bull- Write or call L. A- Dicks. Fillmom Indiana. 27-2p
one year old son of Mrs. Clif- ] day with Card Summers- 0 .
jUlee is on the sick list. . Mr- and Mrs. Wing, of North Salem, ^hiidren Mi^ aiu^ Mrs' McCammack and wife.
. Besie Hammond and ons were Miss Nora Baker of Coatesville, Ii?v- j
er and children.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McCammack
and Morris Steirwalt were Sunday j been not >fie<l of the acceptance of the
! ilinnpv Rnmlnv TVmco urocont a[ >(i -viorris ateirwan were ounaay * 1 — ! Sim I.nfnll..Hp Mr. Mr.' Vro,4 I a. afternoon callers with Robert W. name, said check shall be forfeited to
the City of Greencastle, Indiana, as
1 visitore ot M "'
Lara Tharp and children were and Mr- and Mrs- Glen Shim were. ln |! anap °' s v Saturday night and Sunday at Mrs. ay callers of Mrs- Ida Allee- j Sunday guests of Clifford Shinn. i ^ dthelce cream soefal Mary McCammack’s. J- M. Wood is visiting Bert | Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans and 1 , Mingle McCammack spent Thurswho is sick with rheumatism. Dwight Allen, of Indianapolis, spent j a , „ P day with her aunt, Mrs. G. G. Hill.
ie Miller was a Saturday night j Saturday night and Sunday with j
Mr- and Mrs- Walter Stoner and Miss Hazel Matherly visited Mr- and
James Hylton- j — fatherly' Sunday’ even teg., in ^ ^ W n at Broad Park Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Despaln, of , „ * . . . . * Dr C. C. Tucker of Greencastle
T * 1 Miss Hazel Matherly is staving Indianapolis, wtere Sunday guests of . . , . Vf ‘ ^ J * it n x , with her sister, Mrs. Edith Stoner. Henry Osborn. ! Sam Matherly is on the 8ick list .
spent;
of J. M- Woodand Mrs. Walter Battel, of Haute visited Mr. Battel’s fath-
m. Battel-
Allee has returned to his home Mrs- Leonard ’ Alexander a few days visit with Edgar Al- Monday in Reno.
Stilesville- j Edith and Ruth Rogers spent Sun-
Charles Scott was called to dav in Bainbridge. . . . , „ -apolis a few days ago by the Mr. and Mrs- Ray Etcheson called 8 se ' 1t,e attac 0
on Ren Solomon Sunday evening- j
-o
Frank Heath is doing some paint-
FOR SALE—Two small buildings. Phone Miss Bridges. Rural 161. 26-3t CONCRETE BLOCKS If you want high-grade blocks, with handsome face and great compression strength, specify “Made by Sublett.’’ If you don’t specify the make you are likely to get the poorest, cheapest blocks made. Walter Sublett, N. Jackson st. 18-12p
This
is Different
Irom all other laxative* and rebels
for
Defective Elimination Constipation Biliousness The action of Nature’s Remedy (IW Tablets) is more natural and thorough. The effects will be a revelation—you will feel so good. Make the test. You will ^appreciate this difference.
For Over
Thirty Year*
Chips off the Old Block
M JUNIORS-—Littlo N?s
The same fR — In one-third doae*, candy-coated. For children and adults.
solo er your druggist
R. P. MULLINS
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ss of her brother-
Lawrence Grimes called on
jrinles Monday.
ami Mrs- Bert Wood and chilvere Sunday visitors of Mr- and
M. Wood!
EAST JEFFERSON
Noble H. Vaughan is slowly re-
was here on a professional call Mon-
day.
Miss Dorthy Hill returned home Sunday after spending two weeks with E. H. Keller and family of
Greeneastle.
,. ... David Scott is sick at this writing. appen ’ C1 1S ’ • o .1 1 Hubert and Dorthy Hill visited the Walter Allee was m Greencastle, firpt of the week with ]jpo Crad(Iick
Saturday.
BROAD PARK ! Frank Heath is still afflicted with
* throat trouble.
Mrs. Laura Wood and Miss Clam I Robert Neier and Truman McCam- .
ise Hammond was Monday vis- Michel cal ' ed on Mrs ’ Sorilda Parker j ™ ac > spent the week ' end at Owen
Dpi ri r In : Tuesday afternoon. Park. Fnead HSeavin and family called! Roscoe Allee is driving a new
ROCK ROAD
on Robert McCamack and wife Wed- Ford coupe.
and family near Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Hurst entertained their chidren with an ice cream and strawberyr supper at their home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Smedley were Sunday visitors of Walter Keller and family.
nesday night.
Archie Scott is at present mana-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gill of Hinds- 1 ger of the Bohemia Cafe. • Clara Wilson and Mrs- Emma boro, 111., were Sunday visitors of| Sanford Phillips held his regular, (tie Purvis spent Friday after- jj,. an d Mrs. Gilbert Prichard. appointment at Union Valley Thurs-, with Mrs. Thelma Johnston. j Several from here attended the day night. re will be a basket dinner at funeral of John Hollingsworth Fri- j John Butler is spending his va-
• E- church at New Maysville. day afternoon.
X* June 29. Everybody invited ( Lyman Searcy and family and Yerl ie and enjoy the day with us- Cash visited Henry Cash and wife
Edgar Carpenter spent Fri-; Wednesday night
fternoon in Roachdale-
SPRKETg IN DIA NAPOLIS LIV ESTOCK
cation at home.
Billy Allee was in Greencastle on INDIANAPOLIS- June 27—Under Saturday afternoon. i the influence of lighted receipts hog Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wallace spent P rices continued their advance at the
Miss Gertrude Walton stayed with Monday afternoon in Cloverdale. j Indianapolis livestock exchange to-
Virlyn Scott has been working for da y-
a change. j Prices were 15 cents higher with a Clarence Crow has purchased a 1110 of 7 * 000 ,,ea d in the pens. The
Susie Ader spent Saturday in Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Parker last
P°lis- week.
^ha Patrick is on the sick list- j Pleasant Heavin has returned home fed and Win. Purvis spent Mon- for the summer from Terre Haute,
orning in Roachdale. where he has been in school.
Community Club will meet ! Clarence Crow has purchased a
♦"s- Dollie Ader of New Mays- Buick touring car.
Friday afternoon. j Msr. Walter Horn of Belle Union rogram will be given Sunday by called on her mother, Mrs. John
ftiildren. Don’t forget the date Prichard, Saturday afternoon,
me bring your basket- j Miss Lucille Hodge and Geraldine Ader and wife spent Sunday Walton spent Saturday afternoon
Buick Six touring car.
price range was from $7-25 to $7.45
Wendell Hubble has accepted a po-! with Rood heavyweights bringing the sition with the McCammack & Me- to PCammack Stone company. j Medium mixed lots were moving at Charles Hanlon has been making to $7.35 and bulk of sales was extensive improvements on his resi- at $ 7, 25. dence. Sows were 10 cents higher at $6.60 down. Pigs were 25 cents ^igher at
$6.75 down.
Cattle trade remained steady with
• NeH WatsoTand son spent j^Mr.^nd Jennings Terrel KiHte^Tnd^sL^vS’eTat^"' Tliur ' sday ’ s quotations, though butch- > with her mother Alice Wilson.' New Winchester were Sunday visitors K g” ° day Joe , er bulls were sellin K a 8ha<le low er.
and Mrs. James Hyltons spent of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Walters
I Choice cows quoted at $7.50 and
ay With her parents, Mr- and , her sister, Mrs. Nathaniel Stringer, ,7 ,ted i GaIver advanced 50 cents due to a .and Mrs. Watson Job spent Young at the home of tbe 7 , Rev Mrs Acrei nreached at Mill Kecei P ts were a)0 - Jay afternoon te Danville. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Prichard, R-M- P Mill sh ee P and lamb quotations were =nard Watt and family spent 1 Saturday night. They rece.ved many ^ * - • J steady The day’s run numbered 300
ay at L. W. Wills- ' useful presents and heraty congrat- ; Mack R' ss ‘ er eame nea £ having a head- _ mills- useiui _ v no serious w-reck Saturday when his son. l haS ^ wart ’ wh0 s P ent tab ulations from their fnemls who was drivinff the Ford lost con .‘ w >th Mr. and Mrs. Will Barker, Floris Lewis and family called on an ,, ,. on it nv(l .
ei j tc her home Saturday,
Issac Rodgers -nd famd'' -’vnday.
|trol of the machine and ran it over BANNER WANT ADS PAY
tuarantee and warrant the workman\iip and materials used in said work f>r a period of three (3) years and sdd contract shall contain the guaraiter set forth and worded on page 3l6, Acts of \921, of the State of In-
diina.
Plans and specifications are on file in the office of the city-clerk Each bic ler shall file with his bid the usual statutory affidavit of non-collusion. Tte successful contractor shall exccuti his construction and maintenance holds, which shall be approved by the common council. The succe ;ful bidder shall furnish the common council with a certificate from the Industrial Boird of Indiana that Ire has complied with Section 68 of the Work men’s Compensation Act of Indiana before entering into a contract with th» said city. Permission will not be given for the withdrawal, modification or explanation of any bid or proposal, after the same had been filed. Bidders are expressly cautioner! to see that their figures are correct, the bid signed, the non-collusion affidavit fully executed an tithe bid in full compliance with the requirements herein specified. Pers-ons, firms or corporations submitting proposals shall demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Common Council that they have the proper facilities, expert workmen and exper ience, to execute the contract in a prsper manner, otherwise .their bids will not be considered. Bidders must satisfy themselves by personal examination of the location of the proposed work, and by such other means as they may choose, as to the accuracy of the estimates of the work to be done, and shall not at any time after the opening of the bids, dispute or complain of tbe statement or estimate of the city civil engineer, nor agsert that there was any misunderstanding as to the nature or amount of the work to be
done.
WITNESS the seal of said city and the signatures of the Mayor and cityclerk thereof, this June 18th, 1924. (Corporate Seal) CHAS. F. ZEIS, Attest: Mayor. Gwin Ensign, City-clerk. 20-27
P'OR SALE—5-room house and 2 lots. Inquire Banner office. 17-20-24-27
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LOST—Black billfold containing sum of money and Colo. State Auto Registration Card. Return and receive reward. 108 Bloomington st-, Greencastle. » 26-3t
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For Rent.
FOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms. 303 north Jackson street. 26-3p Miscellaneous.
ESTRAYED or STOLEN—Collie pup. Finder please phone 783-Y. 26-2t SEE LUCAS AND MASTEN for all kinds ef insurance; farm and town property for sale; coal; real estate, preferreds and bonds. LUCAS & MASTEN South Jackson St. 31 tu&fri tf
SAME DAY YOU ASK
FOR IT
$20.00 TO $300.00
on Automobiles, Furniture, ra Pianos, Live Stock, etc. INDIANA LOAN CO.
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Room 3 Donner Hldg.
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Open Thursday of each week g nu §1
C. O. Buis and wife spent last Sunday at Mill Grove.
ANY PERSON HAVING FOUND OR KNOWING OF A SMALL HAND PURSE CONTAINING BILLS AND CHECKS. LOST TUESDAY PLEASE LEAVE SAME AT BANNER OFFICE, WITH CONTENTS INTACT AND GET LIBERAL RHWARD. 27-2p o Automobile Owners, before insuring your car, see me for rates, Accident. R. H. Newgent, ditrict manager, Security Automoblie Insurance Company. l Wed. and Fri. tf
Wanted.
WANTED—Farm Hand, man, Phone Rural 161.
single 26-3t
WANTED—Laundry to do at my home. Laura Harris. 311 West Ohio Steet. 26-3t
How to build up your Weight npO be under weight often proves A low fighting-power in the body. It often means you are minus nerves power, minus red-cells in your blood,. minus health, minus vitalityIt is serious ta be minus, but the moment you increase the number of your red-blo-ircalls, you begin to ui- _ come plus* That’s why S. S. S., since 1826, haB meant to thousands of underweight men and women, a plus in. their strength. Your body fills to tho point of power, your flesh.' becomes firmer, the age lines that oome front thinness disappear. You look younger, firmer, happier, and you feel it, too, al! over your body. More rcd-blood-cclls! S. S. S. will ouild them. S. S. S. is soM st oh gcoi* Jraie _ stores in two sines. Tho latger sisa is more economical. ' Worlds Best, Wood Medicine,
DIVORCE COURTS BUSY.
WANTED present address of Mrs. Martha Akers, widow of Abner, formerly of Lafayette. Indiana- Reward paid for any information regarding her or her family friends. Address Mrs- Anna Akers, Grace Hospital, Kansas City, Mo- 27-F. M-, wk- 4t — -~0 ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER
INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.—Tho six divorce courts of Marion county have been busy all week cleaning u; arguments between couples. A total of 164 divorces have beei granted since Monday. Judge Leathers, with 63 degrees, was the busiest of the six judges. o BANNER WANT ADS PAY