The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 July 1924 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1924.
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NON-RESIDENTS
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For Sale
FOR SALE—Good sow, 5 shoats. C. V. Runyan, Mt. Meridian. 19-3p.
1 FOR SALE-
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hips off the Old Block NI JIINIORS —Little KH.r
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FARMERS ATTENTION
V.'e will have a car of threshing coal on track Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at S3.50 ton off car.
Vandalia Coal Co.
Phone 805-K
19-3t.
FOR SALE—Clark fuel gas range. 405 Anderson. It
E YOU ALL RUN DOWN?
fJBp y Greenca-stle Folks Have Felt That Way
eel all out of sorts? ired, achy, blue, irritable? ack lame and stiff? t may be the story of weak kid-
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to feel right again, akened kidneys with stimulant diuretic, ommended by many
Mrs/Andrew Thomas, 408 W. Liby st., says ‘‘l had kidney trouble fully bad and didn't know what it is to see a well day. My back just red and pained so 1 couldn't half my work. 1 became run down d had dizzy spells. My kidneys ted irregularly, too. Doan’s Pills >m Mullins Drug Store, relieved the ckaohes and put my kidneys in a od, healthy condition.” 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn >., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
low to build up your Weight
weight often proves
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i low fighting-power in the body, often means you arc minus r.erve>wcr. minus red-cells in your blood,
minus health, minus vitality. It is serious to be minus, but the moment j ou increase tha number of your red-b ood-cells, you begin to be-
_ come plus, 'hat’s why S. S. S., since 1826, has
thousands of underweight women, a plus is their Your body filln to the :r, your flesh becomes e lines that come from tppear. You look ier, happier, and you all over your body. od-cel!s! S. S. S. will 5. ii ffld at «41 (no.. Uvtg i t'-.'o s.^^s. '41.6 iar^c* aiao
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Miscellaneous.
Order side curtains for your touring car now. Prices reasonable, at
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All kinds of plumming and repairing, call 435-X. 17-9t
State of Indiana,
Countv of Putnam, SS:
No. 11*709.
In the Putnam Circuit Court, thytember, Term, 1924. Complaint to Quiet Title to and or the partition and sale of Real E.-'ute. Lillie H?neks, Laura N'eitir. '•>. Andrew Lemly, et al.
Civil Cause No.
Come now the plaintiffs, fc\ Ji.r.’.os & Alice, their attorneys, :ir,d file | their complaint herein, togoi c; wt! an affidavit of a competent percoM that the residence upcu diligen search and inquiry are unknown of the following named defendants, :rr that they are believed to be ru a-v. .-’- dents of*the State of Indiana, to wit: Andrew Lemly, Mary Lemly, Andrew Lemley, Mary Lemley, Rachel R. Deitz, Frederick V/. C. 'od ■. Rachel Dietz, Rachel R. Dietz, Fred-
erick W. C. Dietz, Fredrick W. C. Brn'ft. R JI»ettr i Br./r >r Kc 1 „A,j SAI E-Quick Mcul. ^ hoi. Brown, Williajn W. Brown, Elijah | range, with large reservoir, in perfect T. Kei’ghtley, Elijah T. Keightly, condition, at 310 East Hanna St. 22-2t
Sallie Keitley, Sallie Keightley, Snllie 1 Keightly, John Unison, Ihornas J. Glideweil, Thomas Glidewell, Anera Glidewell, Anora Glidewell, Clinton Walls, Eizabeth Walls, Patrick .McKinney, William D. Allen, W. D. Allen, William P. Glidewell, Francis M. Glidewell, Levi H. Hamlin, Martha
C. Hamlin, George Secrest, Susan 1003 S. Locust st.
Secrest, Stephen Akers, Stephen Acers, Spencer Burlingame, Molly Akers, Mollie Acers, Bethbira Burlingame, Mary Lancet, Mary Lanzet, Mary T. Lanzet, James H. Woodall,
Frances Mechler, Michael Mechler, C171? 1 fTr'Ao AVn macvwv William Steeg, George Smith, Henry , LUCAS AND MASTEN Marsh, Mary Jane Marsh, Levina for all kinds of insurance; farm and Woodall, Rachel R. Woodall, Mary town property for sale; coal; real 0 Sullivan, Stephen O. Sullivan, « stat preferreds and bond*. Stephen O. Sullivan, Mary J. Lan- . «» c >ri7v sett, Mary E. Unison, Mary Unison, I LUCAS A MASTEN John W. Lee, Josephine Lee, Luke South Jackson St. 31 tu&fri tf E. Townsend, Charity Townsend, 1 '
William H. Townsend, Lucy A. Townsend, Luke Townsend, John
Smith, Mary M. Smith, William Xel- ff cHlLCUa
son, Robert Hise, Patrick O. Sulli-1 van, William Berrigan Emily Steeg, WANTED-To rent from SeptemWilson A. Forcum, F. P. Winchell, 1 t ^ . .. George Smith, William Callahan, ^ 1 for four months with privilege Miller Black, Thomas E. Talbott, of 6 months, if desired, a furnished Martha Mark, James Smith, Levin house of 4 or 5 rooms with all mod-
M. Forcum, Michael Mitchell, Felix ern conveniences G. Hardin, Frank P. Winchell. Mary , , E. Winchell, William Bergin, Maria j ^ ~
Eva Winchell, F. P. Winchell, S. B.! WANTED—Washings to do, call at Voyles, J. P. Wilson, John W. Karp, 209 North Indiana St. 21-5p Joel Earp, Thomas J. Townsend, Den-1 — nis Case, Rebecca Hise, Robert Hise, 1 WANTED—Position as clerk. Ic-
Stephen O’Sullivan, Daniel Fortune, qu i re a t Banner office.
Dexter Cutler, Otho W. Ward, John H. Walls. William Calabar, Nimrod j H. Showalter, C. Walls, John Maraity, ’ William Bergin, Mary J. Marsh,' James E. Showater, William P. Mor- '
ris, Wesley Lee Walls, John F. ‘ ——— King .William Berrigan, Samuel S.' ESTRAYED—A red hog, weight
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Townsend, Jay T. Townsend, Wil- 47o-Y. 21-3t liam Bergen, Myrta B. Town end, „ _ ~ John D. Townsend Riley,' LO&T—License plate between Spenwhose true Christian name in un- cer apd Greencastle. No. 346-909. known; Dennis, whose tnae Please leave at Banner office. Ip
Christian name is unknown; Jo-^ph
R. Hurst, James Mark, Susan Mor- c „ , ris, Thomas Goggins, William Row- LOST—Cupples ford Tire, „4xi, ers, Elizabeth Brady, Hugh Sweeny, Sunday. Finder please leave at MofJames J. Bucklin; the unknown hus- fett, Dobbs and Christie. 22-tf bands and wives respectively of each —
of the above named persons, if livj ing; and the unknown widowers and 1 widows respectively, and the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, assign-, suc-
cessors in title, grantees, administra- — — tors and executors of the above named FOR RENT—5 room semi-modern persons respectively, if deceased, and house Good condition . close in . Cal | that all of said defendants are nec 0M , r essary parties to said action. 21 ^ ' That said action is to quiet the FOR RENT—Three unfurnished
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partition and sale thereof, all as street. 22-oi> prayed for in the plaintiffs’ complaint filed in this cause in said I'OK RENT—MODERN AIARIcourt; that said real estate is situate MENT, FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, in Putnam county, in the State of HEAT AND WATER FURNISHED.
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Indiana, and is described as follows, ^ \ UN DRY
10 Part ot the aoethwe.t quarter ..f * l.-KTST ST,
the southeast quarter and part of the 1
southeast quarter of the southwest INVENTORS IN CORSET FIELD quarter of Seriion Twenty-nine (29), in Township Fourteen (14) North, mfw YORK Tnlv 92 When Per Range Four (4) West, particularly yukk, July 22—When 1 «r described as follows, to-wit: ,s shops declared recently they no Beginning at a point on the west longer will sell corsets, the edioi line of the said southwest quarter of was heralded far and wide as sigthe southeast quarter, said point be- na ij n(r t h e doom of stays for ths
ing 6.24 chains north of the south- , west corner thereof; thence south ‘
89^ degrees east; 6.93 chains; thence hor a long time there has been north, 1% degrees east, 3.10 chains; a growing impression among the unthence north, 89 , /i degrees west, 8.10 informed that corsets are nearing exchains, to the center of the (.irevn- t j nct j nn an( | t }, at wonien never again castle and Manhattan Road: thence ’ .. . south, 19% degrees west, with said wl11 us e s tay«- However, Munn A center line of said road, 3.13 chains, Co., patent and trade mark attor-
to a stone; thence south, 89V6 degrees n eys, have this to say:
east, 2.20 chains, to the point of be- “The number of patents granted
ginning, containing two and seven- . . ,
tenths (2.7) acres! m any field of endeavor is an u..Also, beginning at a stone 626 feet failing index of the degree of promnorth ami 246 feet east of the south- ise in that field. It is a better in-
west corner of the southeast quarter ( ie x than the opinion of a
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS
State of Indiana,
County of Putnam, SS: In the Putnam Circuit Court, Sep-
tember Term, 1924.
wit;
Lot number Two (2), in Block ' number Three (3), and all that part ,
of Lot number one (1), in Block numi ber three (3), lying north of a line i
Complaint to Quiet Title to Real I sixty (60) feet north of and parallel Estate. I to the south line'of said Lot one (1), Charles T. Moore, Blanche Als- 1 all in the Central Survey of the City paugh Moore vs. Mastin Hunter, et al. «f Greencastle, Putnam County, IndiCivil Cause No. 11,707. , ana, and more particularly described
Come now the plaintiffs, by James las follows, to-wit:
& Allee, their attorneys, and file theii j Begining at the northwest corner complaint herein, together with a j 0 £ sa j ( | i ot two sa j,i point being affidavit of a competent |>erson a j twenty (20) feet south and one thouthe residences upon diligent scare i l n{ j seven ty. e ight and four-tenths and inquiry are unknown of t '] e ^078.4) feet east of the northwest lowing named defendants, corner of the southeast quarter of 1 r e . y u ,ehe cT l , ° Section Twenty-one (21), Township ° f vi he .‘ StJ u n 'r ^iilm, Delil i • Fourteen (14) North, Range Four (4) Mastin Hunter, James All , ... 'West, in Putnam County, Indiana; Alleii’ Hiram ’ thence south, one hundred and sixtyJohn G. Allen, Harrison Allen, Nancy | five (lg5) feet) to the S0U th W est corAllen, Alexander Crawtey, Elizabeth j ^ of sai( | Rot Two (2); thence east r. raW, ^i°J: n ? inety-four and nine tenths (94.9)
feet, to the southeast corner of said
DANCING TONIGHT
ley, Elender Crawley, Thomas D. Bryant, Thomas Bryant, Thomas HBryant, Elizabeth Jane Bryant, John
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Lot Two (2); thence north, along the east line of said Lot Two (2), sixty (60) feet; thence east, parallel, with the south line of Lot One (1), ninety
feet 3 to th e fcenter h orthe n< G^enca 8 s'tR ( ‘ x ' >ert in Paris ' Th “ fact tliat in '| Blcks, Sarah J lMcks, Thomas Mur- fourTmrAVne-te^hs"(94.9V’feeC''t 0 and’ Manhattan Road- thence south ventions in corsets are on the increase > phey, Thomas Murphy, Mar * Uhe east line of said Lot One (1); 19% ‘degrees west, with said center is an omen that the use of corsets I PjV' £ M ur '|^ r| ’AVice J 'Mun»l^ U John ^ nc . e along said east line six line of said roa.l, 222.5 feet; thence wi „ be on the increase. i H Murnhv Hannah S Edwards, | . (6) , feet ’ Qf t l east, 324 feet, to the place of begin- The first six mont j, s 0 f this yearj Hannah Edwards, Alexander C. Ed-1 ^""sS) 'degrees west, along said
brooks, Rachel M- |j nP> one i iun ,| red thirty (130) feet,
>™ t-at-nt, mantel Ofirr
hundredths (1.27) acres, ... . T
All said described real estate being for inventions of corsets. Last year in Greencastle Township, Putnam only ten patents for corsets were County, Indiana. granted in the whole year; only 7
NOTICE is, therefore, hereby given , , . . ..g.
said defendants and each of them, and ,n a " ,i ^ four . ,n 19 . .. r Ma , v
that claim “Related articles show a simila’' Mary
Brooks, Louisa E C rawley, Lorenzo (nor theast corner of said lot D-Crawley, Granville C. Moore, Mary' k 0 t Q ne (j); thence west, one hunE- Allen, Aaron S. Stewart, Miner%a 1 ( | ref ) and neventeen and six-tenths Stewart, John H. Murphy, Joseph Hm (117 6) feet, to the pla«c of beginning. Crow, William Peck, Margaretta Peck, ' . , u • Q Crow, Albert G. Cunning-1 Notice is, therefore, hereby given I - - • . T. sa j ( | defendants and each of them,!
all persons whomsoever, that claim neiHieu arwcies uTm J Rebecca Cunningham, Jessey C. 1 said defendants and each of them, any interest in said real estate, or tendency. In the first six months of 1 a* ’i eave j eSHO q Vancleave, Zerel- and all persons whomsoever, that any right or claim thereto, that un- this vear patents have been granted | ™ v a ncle’ave William L. Farrow,! claim any interest in said real estate,
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less they be and appear on the 22d day of September, 1924, the same be- on TO ' ing the first judicial flav of the Sep- granted
tember Term, 1924, of the Putnam of 1923,
Circuit Court, at the court house, in Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana, and answer or demurrer to said com-1 plaint the same will be heard and de-
termined in their absence.
brassieres,
on brassieres
ten in 1922
LADIES
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have Easy, pleasant sewing on your own hereunto set my hand and the seal of, machine who i e 0 r spare time; the Putnam Circuit Court, at the of- , , _ . „ j nri fice of the clerk thereof, in the City 1 highest possible prices paid; no ' of Greencastle, Indiana, this 19th day I large investment required. For of July, 1924. | full particulars write—
(Seal) WALTER S. CAMPBELL | Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court, Putnam County, Indiana .
James & Alice, 1
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
Greencastle, Indiana. 22-29-5
KENNETH HACK LEY.
Drawer—W. Earl Park, Ind.
Vancleave,
Four were j e" Farrow, MargaretFc. Farrow, i that unless they be and appear on in the whole M. C .Farrow, Simon Herr, D. A- the 22nd day of September, 1924, the , • , . • ■ 1 r nrnella A Herr Lydia C. *ame being the first judicial day of and eight in Her , Dni ^ ' Elizabeth Moore, 1 the September Term, 1924, of the CharTeV MoorrC C. Moore, Joseph Putnam Circuit Court at the court rrow the unknown husbands and 1 house m fflreencastle, Putnam Counwives’, respectively of each of the ty, Indiana, an<j answer or demurrer above named persons, if living; an.l | to said complaint the same will be the unknown widowers and widows heard and determine.! in their
respectively, and the unknown heirs, I absence.
devisees, legatees, assigns, successors I IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have in title, grantees, administrators and hereunto set my hand and seal of this executors of the above named per- | court at the office of the clerk there sons respectively, if deceased, and | of in the City of Greencastle, Indiana, that all of said defendants are neces-I this 14 day of July, 1924sarv parties to said action. ! WALTER S. CAMPBELL That said action is to quiet the [ Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court.
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Old Trails Park Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and
Sunday—Hottentot Orchestra
FRIDAY NIGHT—Old fashioied barn dance, incur
spersed with modern dances.
Refreshments served on the grounds. Plenty of parking space snd well lighted. Best of order is maintained, by special officers. This park is maistained for tha best
people in the community.
U. S. PLANES READY . BROUGH, England, July 22—Refitted as seaplanes with floats and , new motors, America’s world flight planes were ready today for a two | day test before departure for the
Orkcys Thursday.
ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER
plaintiffs’ title to the following tie- (Seal) Putnam County, Indiana,
scribed real estate situate in Putnam James & Allee,
County ,in the State of Indiana, to- Attorneys for Plaint ff-. 15-22-29
BOY MORTALLY HURT
ANDERSON, July 22—With hisjj nose anti facial bones broken and [skull fractured but little hope was held out totlay for the recovery of Hutch Stinson, 7, who was kicked in
•‘COLD IN THE HEAD 1 "* is an acule attack of Nasal Oktarrti. Those mhjeet to frequent ’Voids’' an*
generally in a "run down” condition.
HAZ.L’8 CATARRH MTTDICTNE ia « Treafment consisting of an Ointment. t<* U ,*.ed locally, and a Tonic, whlcfci acts. ; Quickly through the Blood, on'tite >*'•• coi* Surfaces, building uy the System, , an4 making, you less UaWe to “colds.”
Sold by druggists for over *0 Years. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
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