The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 July 1924 — Page 3
FOR SALK—Oranpe Persian Kittens. Mrs. Clyde (iray. Cloverdale 17-19-26 & wk. p. o FOR SALE—Several house, large and small. Some cash and some payment plan. W. A. Mundy, 212 North Jackson. 16-2t
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1924.
CLASSIFIED ADS
For Sale
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Irive up to an Indian jrnp—Drive off—with »ur eyes on the speedom e t e r—y o u ’ 11 soon drive the doubts out of your mind. You’ll say to the other fellow —
there • better gas INEHAN GAS
course all gasoline is not alike ! Some gas is better — Indian, for example. And one of the ways that it’s better is — it’s always the same! Every day—every where—every way.
Indian Gasoline sold in this territory is made at one refinery—where HAVOLINE Oil is made, at Lawrenceville, III.—from one grade of crude—piped in from the surrounding oil fields. It it a better gas—uniformly better—and you’re lucky to be in the limited territory where it is sold. INDIAN RERNING COMPANY. INC Lawrmncti-illt, III.
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FOR SALE—Ford Coupe, inquire Banner office.
cheap, 14-3t
FOR SALE—1923 Ford dump truck. A-l condition. Cash oi terms. Inquire Walter Keller. Belle Union. Mj.st FOR SALE—Leather Saddle, same as new, inquire at 103 East Washington. 16-3p
iNDiAN GASOLINE
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FOR SALE—A few short Shorthern yearling: steers at 6c per pound. Melvin Hinds on National Road 3 miles west of Stilosville. ll-2t-wk Miscellaneous. NOTH E All ex-service men in Putnam co. are requested to attend a meeting at Greencastle Legion hall, Thursday evening, July 17, at go’clock. Frank W. Moore, 5th district committeeman, will explain soldier adjusted compensation. Persons wishing to file compensation claims also asked to attend. Ray Smith, post commander. 14-4t
All kinds of plumming and repairing, call 435-X. 17-9t
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The ladies Aid of Brick Chapel will i give an ice cream social, Saturday [ evening, July 19.
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The Sunday Newspaper With the Big Features Read one issue of The Sunday GlobeDemocrat and you’ll understand why this big paper is so popular. It brings you the very best features, including 24-Page Magazine \ ;f (You’ll Save It to Read AH Week) V. 8-Page Gravure Section (Famous for Its Beauty and Variety) 8-Page Comic Section !kh the Gumps, Barney Google, Tillie the Toiler, r ““d Her Pals and Four Other Popular Favorites) Ml ST. LOUIS f^lofo-lllemocrat
THE MAIL BANDITS ARE BOLD CROOKS
NOTICE Persons throwing garbage in the vacant lot—known as the Cole lot— ! are violating a city ordinance and unless this is stopped prosecution will | follow. ! Signed—POLICE BOARD.. 16-4t
SPECIAL 5-5-5 SALE PLAN ON | ALASKA REFRIGERATORS
ONLY TWO MORK DAYS
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Riley and Sumners i ale still going on at Main street.
closing-out 730 South 11-7t
he j
Wanted.
the inspectors in idear—which
j secretly followed out.
A few weeks later, he was handed - MAN.TnTi^etic and reliable, wantj another letter which had been opened ed for faetory ,,; r-sentative to land re-sealed. He moistened the mu- our business in Greencastle i cilage on the flap anil lilted the enve- , district; unusual opportunity, with lope to his nose. After a good, Ing foi-tmie for right man: experience sniff, he annunced that he had appre- or ( . a pjt a ] unnecessary; write fully, bended the thief. | Syncro Motors Co., Battle Creek,
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS (Spring Avenue) (Sycamore Street) Common Council Chambers, Greencastle, Indiana, July Sth, 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given by the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana, that it is deemed necessary and desired to make the following described public improvements in the City of Greencastle, Indiana, towit: 1. To improve Spring Avenue, from the south property line of Washington street to the north property line of Simpson street, in said city, with cement sidewalks, curbs and gutters, being Improvement Resolution No. 6, 1924; 2- To improve Sycamore Street, from the east property line of Locust street to the west property line of Crown street, in said city, with cement sidewalks, being Improvement Resolution No. 6, 1924, as authorized by said numbered resolutions adopted by said common council on this date. All work done in the making of said described public improvements shall he in accordance with the terms and conditions of the improvement resolutions as numbered, adopted by i said common council of said city on this date, and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles and specifications which are now on file and may be seen in the office of the cityclerk of the said city of Greencastli', IndianaThe Common Council has fixed Wednesday, July 30, 1924, as a date upon which remonstrances may be filed or heard by persons interested in or affected by said described public improvements, and on said day and date, at 7:30 o’clock, p. m- at its council chambers, sai common council of 1 said city will meet for the purpose of I hearing and considering any remon- I strances which may have been filed or | which may be presented and will liear : all personsc interested or whose prop- | erty is affected by said proposed im- | provements, and will decide whether | the benefit that will accrue to the j property abutting and adjacent to the proposed improvements, and to said ; city, will be equal to or exceed the es- ■ timatad cost of each of the said proposed 'improvements, and to said city, will be equal to or exceed the estimated cost of each of the said pro-1 posed improvements, as estimated b\ | the city eivil engineer. (Seal) CHARLES F. ZEIS Mayor of the City of Greencastle, Ind. | Attest: Gwin Ensign, City-Clerk- 10 17
5 5 5 F O R O N E W E E K
See the Cork that Saves the Ice
Look Into the Cork'Wall Window >AlaskA( M COHN INSUIATID lL REFRIGERATOR
5 5 5 F O R O N E W E E K
•ALASKA REFRIGERATORS are modpis of cleanliness and sanitation in every respect, and have a patented circulation which insures you a greater saving in your ice bill and the keeping of food stuffs. Scientifically built, rust proof provision racks, Sanitary white enameled lining, corked walls and many other features which makes it nationally famous.
Here was the idea which worked out. He prepared six lots of mucilage 1 and sent one to each postoffice. The first was scented with lilac, the secI end with violet, and the other with rose, heliotrope, mignnette and lily of
the valley.
The criminal had been given away by the odor of the mucilage with which he re-sealed the rifled package. The perils of the mail bandit are
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Mich. Ip WANTED to rent a farm not over 100 acres nor more than six miles
from Greencastle.
possession. Inquire at Banner office
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5-5-5 $5 DOWN $5 A MONTH $5 FOR YOUR OLD ICE BOX
Wanted to rent a room, call phone 423. 16-3p
not limited to apprehensions, however, j COMBE I EN I \\ OMAN 1 o rep-
He knows that his “long shot” in- ! resent Spenrer Corsets in Greencas- : eludes taking his life in his hands, i tie field. For lull information ad-
! For every postal clerk on mail trains j is armed with a rifle, and he has
orders to "shoot to kill.”
dress F. H. Reeve. 35 Meridian apts., Indianpolis, Ind. 16-4p
NOTIC E TO ( OAL HE VLERS NOTICE is hereby given, that the commissioners will receive sealed bids for coal, on Wednesday, July 30th. 1924 up to the hour of 2:00 o’clock p. m. at the Commissioners room, in the Count House, Greencastle, Indi-
ana. Putnam county.
Coal for the County House. F- O. ]’• tracks, Fillmore, Indiana- Also coal for the Court House and Jail, to be
_ put in the bin at the County Heating Grain rent, fall ™nt, Creencastle, Indiana.
Bidders will bid on all sizes of No. 4-5-6, Indiana Coal including Mitchell Vein and Glendora Coal, Bidders will bid on mine run. Egg size. No. 1*4-4-6 Screen- The Commissioners re serve the right to reject any and all
bids.
Signed: DAVID .7. SKELTON R. R. BUIS Wm. F. DAVIS Pulnam County Commissioners Attest: W- D. Lovett- 9-16
Now is the time to trade in your old ice wasting refrigerator on a New “ALASKA.” We will allow you $5.00 for your old refrigerator, no matter what condition it is in. KITCHEN OUTFITTING SHOP Gas Office— b Ei-u'.'rcjMVTOtC jx:.-r.-:.’
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EX-AVIATOR MURDERED
WANTED—To buy second hand ^ brick, also experienced man to set SO horse stationary boiler. Ralph Minter,
ASHEVILLE, N. C., July 17.—Ma-; phone Coatsville- 16-3p jor Samuel H. McLeary, an aviator "
hero of the world war, was killed
by highwaymen whom he befriended £ t/I l\vlll according to an alleged confession ; made public by police. The daring F()R RENT—Two furnished moofficer, missing for two weeks, was' dern roonls f or n^ht housekeeping, shot down along a lonely stretch 30;{ s vinp st p] 1( ,n e 471-Y. 15-tf of road after he had been disarmed i
by two men to whom he gave a ride
CHICAGO, July 17.
started strong and higher Chicago Board of Trade today. Buying in good volume continued
In wheat at the resumption of busy-
Slice* registered anotlfer ad-i ,ies toda y and P rices went u f’ frac * at the local livestock exchangt tionall y- Unfavorable crop news 1 The $8 mark was topped by was a * ain the bullish factor. )ease of twenty-five cents to- Some unfavorable crop
INAPOLIS, Ind., July 17.—
in his automobile While enroute froi* Raleigh to Charleston, S. C. Several parties today attempted to find
Grain futures j R 0( )y 0 f missing major and
on the apprehend one of the two men involved in the alleged confesaton who
is still at large.
FOR RENT—5 room semi-modern house. Good condition. Close in. Call 211, bourse 8:30-4:30. 17-tf
Found.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR SEWER SYSTEM AT THE COUNTY BOOR ASYLUM, PUTNAM
COUNTY. IN 1)1 YNA.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned Board of Commissioners of Putnam County, Indiana, that bids will be received at the Auditor’s office of said Putnam County, up to the hour of 2:00 o’clock p. in-, on Wednesday, Ju)\ 30th, 1924, for the sewer system at the County Poor Asylum, as set out in the plans and specifications now on file in the office of the Auditor of Putnam County, Indiana. The estimated cost is $1200-00
some beating John Murphy’s drum: some writing to the folks at home; others laughing and joking, passing the time away as l>est they can. We bought us a little sheet iron stove last week. It cost us $3. We got it on time. It makes the tent very comfortable; we can boil our coffee on
it.
Mace, mother wanted to know how our boots were getting along. They are doing fine. Our clothes are good I must say something about our Lieut. Col. McClain; he is a fine man; the boys think a heap of him; he has a good voice and makes a good commander, he generally drills the battalion. I hope it will not be long before we hear his voice bravely leading us on to victory or death. Mace, I am tired of playing “war.” If we have to fight 1 want to get at it and no joke. Tho I am listening every moment to be called to try our hand. Our troops are still advancing as “Buckner’s Army.” 1 hope we will get
marching orders soon.
Mace, I forgot to say something about Major Farrow. He is respected by everyone. He is very sociable; also-Doctor Darnall is much respected in the Regiment. He has good luck
much. Mace .this paper and letter paper and envelopes come in in good play. The Sutlers don’t keep paper that is worth a cent. They sell it at a cent a sheet and little bits of sheets, too. I thank you for the stamps too, though I was not quite out. Tell Aunt “Mariah” l thank he): very kindly for the nice turkey «he sent me. “Aunt Mariah” has been u good friend to me since I have been in the army, I will remember her for it. Mace, I am writing on a knapsack so I cannot hardly write at alt I must bring this scribbling to a dost: Has “lassie” returned from Fayette? If he has tell him to write and tell me all the news. My respects to all tli« friends- Tell Mat 1 will answer her letter soon. Tell Eliza and George to write to me. James Yates will stay 8 or 10 days. I thint I will live to see you all some <la> Excuse this scribbling for I cannot write a good fetter no more, but remain your affectionate brother, A. L. COLLINS Camp Calhoun, Lock No. 2 Green River, Ky. Company B. Mess. No. 4. “The Ha|py Family” to M. W. C.
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EIGHT DEAD
KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 17.— ( Two firemen and six negroes were j
develop- killed and 28 negroes were missing i
FOUND—Pocketbook with money j meat counter. Owner pay adv. j
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Each bid shall he accompanied by |)(; Iul>flm p IU ne nas woou 1UCK ....... ... - ant bon dm the sum equal to double the i . i Mr. ( olhns died in prison am amount of the bid filed for the work the sick; in short I know we have Jameg A j ackson> 0 f (Jreencastfe tobid on. . , ! the best officers that ever left Indiana. (| when aske(l . lhout t he incident. The Board reserves the right to re- j yet. It is w.nm today; it has not quite vividly the fact that Mv ion any^se^isis therefor been C ^' 1 ^ ^ Collins ; * ,ld Ml ’ buUl died lr T>. J. SKELTON >’ rt - ™e boys talk of sending their the camp an<| within an hour of eac «
K. R. BUIS | overcoats back home. 1 will keep Wm- F- DAVIS | mine for feair I need it. Suppose It
charges. Economy store.
MANHATTAN
the twenty cent rise jester- menfS over “•If- srtong cash
HWMt^eight-s brought $8.10, st new hi ^ ground.
M choice medium lots. Lightweights The bullish factor in oats was
Miss Hazel Jones of Terre Haute is
the central area and in an explosion and fire in a negro
demand sent corn into apartment house here today All of | 8 ling her vacatio n with Mm. Glen
the misfcing fcre believed to have J.. *
perished.
Board of Commissioners,
County, Indiana.
Attest: W. D- Lovett, Auditor of Putnam County.
Pfetnam
9-16
I is cohl in Putnam county today. There (has been nothing like snow here yet.
d $8.10 also. Light receipts Canadian advices declaring about Officials said the was a contributing factor thirty percent of the crop will be hut one narrow
rice gains.
worthless even for green feed.
ere moving at from $5.50 to Fusions rallied with hogs
mooth packing sows brought cab ' eR -
$7.25 and .roughs were
t $6.75 to $6.90.
K in the cattle division was
'^vith receipts of 1,100. Steers i 11 K^ 8e,llnp at a range of $7.50 to ■j® - Cows and heifers were at $8.50 and $9.25. th
Price paid for sheep wa?
600, but many sales were made at 5-60. I^unb price*: ascended to 13.50 with the bulk of sales a dollar
er. Receipts were 400. market was steady with
bringing $10.0o!
llUtmik of sales were made at
Sublett.
. _ . . . . e. Will Chauncey and daughter Laura
Mrs. Ernest Lewis was taken to the Putnam County Hospital for treat-
Card of Thanks
of escape.
1 The two story brick structure was enveloped by fire immediately after
the blast. Firemen were trapped | merit Monday.
under a falling wall.
We wish to thank each and every one who assisted us in any way at e death of our dear husband and father. To the Rev. Raphael, (or his kind words, the singers, Mr. McCurry for his services, to those who furnished cars, the pallbearers, and ot all who sent the beautiful floral
offering)!, for
The thoughtfulness were very much ap-
$9.50. | preciated.
CLOVERDALE
Otho Cummings, whose house was destroyed by fire last week, has moved his family into the old hotel. Elbert Grimes, who was a Junior in high school last term and who is em
Miss Myrtle Herbert called at Wm.
I Neeses’ Monday afternoon.
! Mrs. Ernest Herbert spent the week I end at Centerpoint with Mrs. Clarence
Wright-
Mrs. Ed. Herbert has returned home from Martinsville where she has been taking treatments for rheumatism. Harry Tresner and Harold Wright
CIVIL WAR MESSAGE IS OF INTEREST
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t the heaumu' ^ Unit<K , Pr ess at Chica- went to Illinois Friday and brought their kindness _ and .J ^ grandfather( Sam home the Tresner sedan, which was
McCammack. east of town.
stolen Monday night.
Darnell’s men were detailed to be the advance guard. I was one of them. We kept about 2 miles ahead of the main body. I stood the march very well. Sargeant Major Jack is a great favorite to everybody and makes a good officer. So far our company officers are all right. It has been raining and has been disagreeable out of doors today. The “Happy Family” is setting around the stove, some reading,
other. Mr. Jackson was with botr* i men when thej' died and assisted! m ; their burial. He told of an moidenl ; when Mr. Collins was buried. He said
Ma«e. you stated in your letter that, hjs pass wag KP(U , ttntir fl>u , u - cUh , you took your sweetheart to church and becauBe of tha |ate arrjvill of th „
body at the burial ground, ne wa an hour or two late in getting bacr to prison and had not an officer ap~ | peared at the right time, he Would j have been punished for being late hr the sergeant, who was in charge of
(the gate.
find her? Did you find her at the “White House?” If so, take herV along. I don’t care a cent. Have quit | corresponding with her. I suspect you would get the advantage of me while I was gone, but go in Lemon and come out squeezer. I don’t want her anyhow. If you are going to ,
marry this winter send me word and j MISS WILLS WON maybe I can come and see it done up , PARIS, July 17—Helen Wills anc' “brown.” If i get through the war i Mrs. Molla Mallory, the latter reprev and get back safe there will be plenty | senting Norway, hail their Tonp of “gals” that will be fool enough to awaited battle on the courts this afhave a soldier. ternoon ,aml the American girl wot'
“Duck”, the paymaster, is l*ere now and we will get our pay in a day or two. Guess we will send some money home by James Yates. It will be a good chance to aend it home. I do not know how much we will draw
in straight sets 6-3 6-3, leaving no room for doubt as to her supremacy over her old rival. It was the first time Miss Wills and Mrs. Mallory had met since the Californian won the national womens
Tliej - say we will draw 4 months singles title from the Norweigian at wages. I have no use for mone.y Forest Hills.