The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 July 1924 — Page 4

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1924.

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WARDROBE SUGGESTIONS

COME IN TONIGHT AND LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING DURING THIS JULY SALE.

HINTS FOR THE WOMEN REGARDING SUMMER WEARING APPAREL IS GIVEN

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NEW YORK, July 11, (United Press)— ’ Needles and pins, Needles and pins, W'hen summer comes A girl’s trouble begins!

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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

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We have reduced the price on practically everything in our Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear Departments. A good time to shop.

Open tonight until 9:00

S. C. PREVO & SONS

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The sudden warm spell has caught many of us unawares, for were were

beginning to think that a couple of , silk frocks would carry us through church

what threatened to be a cool summerWith the warm days, womankind has 1 blossomed out in voiles and organdies, many of which are of home makingAs has often been said, summer is the season when the poor girl shines, for summery materials come witho. the means of every wmman. It is ths, season when the clothes of the rich

and of the poor differ only

j cut and making. A great many womj en take pleasure in summer sewing ■ and it is for the home-seamtress that

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The first thing one has to consider , in choosing the summer wardrobe is 1 fabric and color. The younger women can wiear almost any bright summery color .while the matronly figure must i adhere to the “rules of the stout” and choose less conspicuous colors and de-1

Levi Marshall, Pastor Sunday school at 9:30. Mrs. E.

R. Bartley, supt.

Communion immediately following

Sunday school.

Union evening service at Baptist

NAZARENE CHURCH

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Tent Meeting now in progress at corner of Crown and Apple streets. Evangelist C. R. Pearson is an excellent preacher, delivering messages with the anointing of the Holy

Spirit.

in their Tomorrow:

Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.

Three preaching servitV4—10:4. r ,

a.m., 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.

Services each evening during the

week at 7:30.

Day meeting? on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at

2:30 p. m.

Children’s meetings on and Friday at 4:00 p. m. Welcome to all.

H. C. Clippinger, Minister | Sunday school 9:30. W. P. Sack- : ett, supt., J. E. Sharp, J. E. Courtney, assistants. Orchestra helps our

music.

I 10:40—Morning worship. Theme, I “Divine Providence and Life.” Vis1 itors welcome. j Members urged to loyally support the summer services. 6:30—Young People's Union meeting in Baptist church. 7:30—Union service in Baptist church. Rev T . Raphael will speak. Public cordially invited. Come ami bring a friend.

CHURCH

THE PRESBY l ERIAN Sunday School—9:30.

Morning worship—10:40. Sermon theme: "The Christian's Manner of

Life.’’

I Union Young People’s Service,

16:30, in the Baptist church.

Tuesday! Union Evening Service, '7:30, in the Baptist church. Mr. Raphael

will speak.

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NOTICE

Owing to the critical condition of our mother, the auction of automobiles, scheduled at our sales rooms this evening at 8 o’clock, has been postponed one week. Those interested will pk ase note this change.

SHERRILL BROTHERS

signs. Small figured patterns are a l COLLEGE AVENUE M.E. CHURCH

ways lovely on the stout person, pro-

viding the colors are not too brilliant. Rcv j Ymmeit Porteri mil1 i s ter Small-figured crepes and voiles are 9;30 _ Sunday school . very effective when combined with a 10 . 40 _ Morning worsh ip. Pastor’s solid color which carries out the ma.n Theme . ( ,^ pleasant Comm and.” shade of the printed material- Large-, ^ ^ the Union Younfr

MAPLE HEIGHTS MISSION Mrs. Grace Black. Pastor and Sunday School Superintendent 9:30—Sunday school. Members please note change in hour.

heifers brought $9. Receipts were w p Davis> same

100. The market was dull.

The calf market suffered a decline and the top price paid was $10.50. The bulk of sales were made at $10.

Receipts were 300.

Lamb prices dropped back Thursday’s level and the

John H. James, Co. Attorney IS J. W. Knauer, Board of Review £ W. . Clodfelter, same . F. A. Alice, same ^

W. D. Lovett, same

service. Sermon

to 1 S. A. Vermillion, salary...

top price C he 5. t " Pic . kett - R«P*

was $12. Sheep prices remained Carl A ‘. Human, 0 sam " me "' {steady at $5.50. Receipts were 200. Hubbard & Williamson, s»»

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figured materials and blatant effects mcptinfr ' at the Baptist church . are restricted to yourth and slender-, 7:30 _ Union services at the Bap-1

. tist church. Rev. V. L. Raphael I

Among the noticeably pretty frocks will bc the speaken

which have appeared during the last |

find the simple, almost — ■

COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES

ness.

7:30—Preaching by the pastor.

Prayer * meeting Thursday evening

at 7:30 o clock. Walter S. Campbell, Sal , of ex$556.00 Uerd Lucas, same All not attending services else- Remington Twp. Co., Clk of ex 92.25Moffett, Dobbs & Christif where are cordially invited to attend. Mfg. Associates, same 4.50' G. R. R.

D. V. Hurst, same

! Industrial Supply Co-, jam

! and G. R. R... Ellis & Co., same

DEAL GOING THROUGH

week we

sleevesless frocks with straight and unbelted lines which have their skirts trimmed with three rows of wide insertion .each row of insertion being finished at the bottom with a pleated ruffle of the frock material. Sorrue- 1 times a narrow string sash ties at a low waistline. This type of frock is

very popular and is made of various Farm B ureau Federation, materials .among whic hare printed j The ^ involviflK between $15,silk and cotton crepes, plain crepes, 000j000 an(1 $25,000,000 has received

T. R. Woodburn, same 27.62 Robt. Newgent, same W D. Lovett, Sab, office exp.. 257.78 Ricknell Coffman Co., san k Corn T. R. Woodburn, Aud. of. exp 96.70 | Link Belt Co. same

on tbe bo.nd ^ p W. O. Clodfelter, Treas Salary 200.00 G C Welding Co. same continued to ascend into new nign T p t, j- ...i a..*i di..„

CHICAGO. 111., Juiy 12.—Consummation of the much-discussed sale . of five leaidng grain marketing companies of the country to American farmers in the near future was forecast today by the , American

T. R. Woodburn, Treas of exp 118.73 I Arthur Plummer, same

territory. i Dove Stewart Wright sal of ex 476.17 Wheat started higher because of ^. and L. E. Curley, sur. sup 23.00 higher cables, lack of rain in Can- 1 iP Y^niillion, Co supt. sal ex 223.33

-ton producing frld. u.d , Mr; S/ f-I*

class of expert buying.

37.50

.Paul PriesJ, assessor salary.. 112.50

UtKk.- (J- U. Gillespie, Hit. of. sal., exp 98.00 o Putnam Co. Hospital, Monroe .

Twp. Poor . 62 ot;

“POOR MAN’S CAMPAIGN FUND” | Mrs. E. E. Scott, Jefferson

Allen Lloyd Lumber Co., sanJ G<

Huber Mfg. Co., same

Standard Oil Co., same BH T. R. Woodburn Co., same ^

H. Leiber Co., same Mansfield Engneer. Co., Ralph HowarcT, same Kiger & Co., same Pickens & Dorsett, same... Glenn Browm, same

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all-over laces and voiles. When such a frock is made of wash material the . flounce w’hich finishes the banding | is shirred rather than pleated for ‘ Maundering purposes. While the youth1 ful, slender figure wears this sleeve- - less frock without a neckpiece or any . >rt of arm covering, the matronly figure is apt to wear a fluffy feathe.'.’ boa or a short pleated cape, which combines bands of insertion with

pleated material.

i Miss Anna Case, who sang daily at the Democratic convention, wears a ' frock of this type, which is bound to

be becoming to tbe matronly figure. ^° 1 ' several days. This is a white, summery georgette, ^ ra ' n companies,

the tentative approval of the federa-

tion.

A statement issued by the bureau follows in part: “We favor the principle and undeitaking involved in the said proposal to the end that a farmer-owned and operated co-operative marketing organization be set up, providing all the legal and business details can be satisfactorily worked out and

agreed upon.’’

A special federation committee been looking into the proposal

In taking over the

Twp. Poor 45.00 lOlin Wright, same

WASHINGTON, July 12.—Lafol- K- Pritchard, same 18.00 i Arthur Tincher, same

,«« leaders Way «re th, prcu.j ®

parent* of a brand new political Rayold, same..'. 24.00 Vernie Buis, same idea. They call it “the poor man’s Guy Call, same 17.50 Tom MeCammack, same campaign fund.? U. E. Caldwell, same 6-69 Kiger & Co., same Birth of this strapping youngster I®; s ^ e 22.501 Emery Sutherlin, same

, o- • n ' Christie & Potter, same 11.01 Cloverdale Hwd. Co., Bm*

was announced unofficially a? e*e*- j. p. Cannon( sam ’ e repa i r and G . R. R. ... utive heads of the progressive aa- J. Sudranski, same 22.82 Dewey Albright, G R R . tional committee went into closed Noble Snider, same 37.06 Elbert Tincher, same sessione here in their first import- U. A. Stark & Co., Clinton t. p. 5.95 J. D. Adams & Co., same ant meeting |- E. Watson, Franklin tp poor 9.92 O. & I. Stone Co., same.

Charles Pearson, same...

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it is proposed to

with straight, long-waisted bodice 0, 'K an ' 7 .e a new corporation under

and finely pleated skirt. There are no the Illinois co-operative marketing f ocal livestock exchange today" sleeves to this frock, but a cape of ,a ^ v ^P a ssed in 1923. Capitalization Hevayweights brought $7.65

pleated '' r ' r ’ ’

5.00 W. G. O’Neal Co., same.

i Dr. Y. N. New, Jack^pn tp pr 22.00 Elmer Blue, same Dr. C. C. Colling, same 5.00 Wm. Girton, same

J F. Bartlett, same 44.61 Henry Jackson, same INDIANAPOLIS, Ind„ July 12.-^9; C< ^bott, same. 3-00 Stringer & MeCammack. Witv, v,„.r _i . oMnn n . Okve Neal, Dependent children 24.00 Hendricks Bros., same... h g >1 ts about 8.000 less Maude Haskett, same 10.00.Joseph Hutchison, same than any previous day of the week Mary Robertson, same lfi.00 Piekens £ Ruis, same... prices advanced five cents at the Julie E* Work, tr school, same 136.50, King, Morrison & Foster, sa <1

Clara Brown, same 30.00 Geo. E. Thomas, same F. A. Williams, Court H Rep 6.75; Chas. M. Diel, same ,r$j

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white georgette extends just of the cnr l>oration would be around medium Viixed lots were ^five cents Same 24.00 C. W. Dean, same over the shoulder, being attached at $10,000,000. . "I.-" 1 IT Y!!? S eo * 4.00,0. F- Payne, same

the shoulder sams. the popular short

Miss Case wears

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wristlet gloves,

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bare.

Of course, the tunic-skirt deserves i considerable mention, since so many models are using it. Sometimes the j tunic is achieved merely by attaching a pleated apron to the front of a simi pie frock, the tunic reaching just l>e-; ! low the knees. Again, there may be i both a front and back apron, with a , double sash joining them together at the sides. The three-tiered front tunic is also noticeable, with three flounces of the material forming the front of the skirt beginning at a low waistline. Among the lovely silk frocks one sees the colorful printed material shadowed by a complete over-dress of chiffon of a dark shade- Several such gowns used huge white polka dots on a blue background with an overdress of navy blue chiffon. This is effec- ! tive on matronly figures. Rose-fig-ured crepe with a brown chiffon over- i dress is very lovely as one has the pretty vivid rose tints modified by the sheer overdress.

CHICAGO GRAIN ACTIVE

Choice lots were selling at.Geo. B. Coffmam Janitor sal..'.' 100.83'D. Jl- Jackson, same. ; $7.65. Pig? were sellimr at $5 to $7 'I T e!?8U P' C. H. Labor.... 1.501 Robert Arnold, same... k Smooth packing sows were $6 65 to I JY' T ‘ l ’l , T an ’ ^ an i tor salary.. 100-83, Arthur .Ragle, same... 7r nnr? mno-hc t * «,• * Harvey Tnomas. Matron C H.. 15.00 Sam Johnson, same

and roUffhs sold for $ 6 - 40 to ! A. J. Duff, 0. H. supplies 89.96 Thomas Roach, same... CHIf’Arn T„f„ ,o r. • . ■* " G C Telephone Co. r same 72.751G. M. Lewis, same , 1 ’ July 1^’ Gram fu- The top steer price was $10.25. B .L* Jackson, same 9.351George Wallace, same. tures showed unevenness at the start Choice cows brought $6.50 and choice 1 Bickn<> !i, Coffman Co -» same... 1.60.Frank Dean, same |T. R. Woodburn, same 18.54 Allen Eggers, same....

G C Gas & Elect Co., C H & J 33.221 Fred Sindens. same

Notice!

All Electric service bills are to be paid not later than the 10th of each month to avoid disconnection and chrage for reconnection. Bills are ready at the office the 1st of each month.

CLASSIFIED ADS Wanted

EJectriciD :% I IIP

Wabash Valiev % Electric Co. '

Wabash Valley Elect Co. same 20.97. Emery Nichols, same G C Water Works Co-, same... 65.12 Charley Silvey, same ,'il •| Allen Lloyd Lumber Co. jail re 39.73 Hugh Burdette, same G C Welding Co., same 1.00 Ira McKamey, same - Virgil Grimes, same 1.50 I Lee H. Myers, same ■ Ellis & Co., J & Co. Fm. sup 13.60 I James I. Bugg, same . ■ .Arthur Plummer, Co. Fm. Rep 67-00 ; W. J. Bunten, same ffl Ulan Stewart, Co. Fm. Supt. 37.50 J. W. Munday, same |f| ! L°H>e Barker, Co. F- em|doye 40.00 C. B. Knauer, same JamesW ebb, same 28.00 Orval Boling, same.... • ;’ a ' e Go. Fam Labor.. 30.00'James A. Skelton, same Mrs- Elmer Chadwick, same.. 10.00 , Isaac Skelton, same

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Gertrude Stewart, same 26.00 Standard Oil Co.,Co P supplies 50.12 Owl Drug Co., some 58.32 Rector Brothers, same 30.00 Ulan Stewart, same 17.74 John T. Bauer Co., same 41.72 : Gregg Buis same 51.00

Bicknell Coffman Co-, same... 7.18,.... , U. P. Kelley, same 76.64 ! Verner Houck, same.. Pans Bakery, same 11.54 Karl Herbert, same Cremohne Disinfect. Co., same 46.47 C. M- Furr, same A. J. Duff, same 17.84 Elmer Hurst, same C. E. York, same 5.70 Carl A. Huffman, same... Fillmore Farmers Assn., same 50.00! Oscar Lydick, same S. C. Prevo & Sons, PJect. sup 3.90 A- G. Sutherlin, same Rector Bros., Soldier Burial 50.00 Oather McCullough, same

C. C- Baker, same. John D. Allen, same.. Rav Terrv. same John S. White, same. Henry Phillips, same. D. V. Hurst, same... T. C- Bond, same Ira Hutchison, same.

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Ed West & Son, same 50.00 J. r. Gillespie, emergency.... 10.00 John F. Williams, same 4.50 H. A. Hall, same 3 20 Clarence A. Stevens, tax refnd 30.35

R. E. Mathews, same 23.35 ! /vimui vmminci. i ■ . Buis, Commissioners Sal. 100.00 T. P. Woodburn Prt- Co., rd l" 1 3 D. J. Skelton, same 100.00 | A- G. Day, Pearcy road H

How’ard J. Shake, same.

Wm. P. Koehler, rd construct-j

Harold Stoner, same John Baumunk. Elliott road 0. G- Webb, Scott road Arthur Plummer. Pearcy road

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