The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 January 1927 — Page 4

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Make The New Year

one of delight by your purchase of a

Studebaker

WANTED'

iFT RKO F\RV i- h- iMK>

\ M W OR WOX xN IN NFFD OF

SCHENECTADY, N. Y.. Jan. 1.— John D. Coolidffp. airmi S.i, rptirpii firmer and second cousin of President Coolidsfe, died here today. He was a descendant cf one of three

$25

He or she imiKt own furniture, a piano, talkin'' machine, automobile. hordes. c»r. le or sheep.

WE WILL

Look up title to property, notary and draw up papers and attend to all detail* and Hvante money within one hour of the time you respond.

AT THE END OF

one inon-th you will owe us for this service and the use of

the money.

88c Indiana Loan ( o.

Over Southard s Book Store OPEN ALL WEEK.

Cooliilire brothers, one of whom was the President's arandfarher and the thin) the errand father of Prof. Guy

Cool id are of Hobart Colleare.

MI RGLARS FAIL IN RAID ON BRACEMLI.E. ILL.. BWk JOLIET, III., Jan. 1.—For the -eerie time within three weeks burglars rai' ed the People’* Stae’ Bonk of Brareville. near here, last niirh'. Th y w“re fritchtened away before t!ie,v ■.til lurn the door off the safe w o acetylene torches. On December i I air aria rs failed to blow the door oT the safe with nitr glycerine, had hey gained entrance to the vault la-t night they would have received le- than *1000 according to hank officials.

GOV ERNOR OF tRI/.ON V STARTS HIS SIXTH TERM

In no automobile will you find better values and more lasting service than in a Studebaker. The old year has been a good one for all Studebaker drivers. The New Year promises to be a better one. In a Studebaker, you are sure of all weather pleasures. A sedan will give you delight in summer and winter. Let us demonstrate this better automobile value.

^ sixth time George W P. Hunt was port are Eleanor Boardma M Rey 1 inaugurated today as Governor of Arcy, Karl Dane. Georg- K. Arthur ^ r i zona and Arthur Lukin. g^. t urns a waiter in a mining Opera House town restaurant, delivery hoy in a “Hell Bent or Hea\":. eatui.ng ( . nurltr y store, merchant, hanker, Patsy Ruth Miller and John Harr." and p oKtician> ( ^ v Hunt exhibited will he presented <it the 11 ■ i H' i jpe well-knpwn characteristic of the

told

Morrison Bros.

other triumph as Jude Lowry wh.le him h# eo(xW ^ a| j

.Vfr. Harron is exceptional a >id jn ^ history of American stare nc!- . Hunt, a mountaineer who has -‘en, ^ an() Cwmtr of a -rate service in France during the World ;l ^ (jozen tjmes H(i ^ to be

War - , . shown, hut wa.m t.

Sid was the kind of hero who used ^ Hunt has had not on , y a his medal in place of a lost button , on)fpr rpcor(t ^ any other man

He laughetl at trouble and teased the

., . , , as chief executive of the state, hut

Studi baker Dealers for Putnam County.

-uspicion reared its he:ui and le-

, , , . . , , , he became territorial legislator, delestroyed love and faith at one blow. ... ., .i. v- . , n . , , irate to the National Democratic con-

Sly, treacherous insinuations quickly .

- ' . . , . , , ' ention in Kansas City, Mo., ui festered into open hostility. A psalm- . , ..

. 1 nM). territorial council president,

singing hvpocnte pitte-l one fn m.l , • , - _

president of the State < onstitution-. al Convention, (.ovemor and L mteil

heart the bewildered pawn. Finally. . ,i • . „.

, States Minister to Siam, a crashing, torrential flood swept,

th • all to a climax t it same week as the Circle Theater in the most national in

Indianapolis. • ^ Bartleys The Munificent,’’ is

_j! , .* — .J ,! King Vidor production released At The Movies J MVT )-Goldwy i-.Vlayer is the highi

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V one i*tle Theater castle Theater on Monday and Tues- hatini and the cast is headed by the “Bardley- The Magnificent,’’ a day. Thi- picture is showing the popular John Gilbert. In-his sup-

Your home at any time s a mighty I fine place to be. but vr.afetter thne I than the beginning of i new year I could we take to tihinl .about the I many ways. Large and snip, in which I your surroundings in tbjhome can I be improved. J I It has been a pleasure > ferve the I people of our corr.munit in their selection of home furnish: # in other years. It is with even -after pleasure that we look iorwaBlo the service we ;*• ni ■

ing in 1927.

■ *‘Your Home Sh?f>«Id (me First.’

McCurdy’s FOR FIN I Fl’RFjl'RE

SUBSCRIBE Fi )R

\DVERTISE IN THE BANNER

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1926 HAS BEEN GOOD TO GFEEN ASTLE

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NEW YEAR’S GREETINGS

To our many friends in Greencastle and the surrounding country we extend our sincere thanks for the hearty reception given our products during the past year.

fl»>.pi(illily In yimr frtrndat any time of year i* em phasi/cd Hy the fond ymi

We look to 1927 for the continuance of a most friendly relationship between the people of the community and this firm.

Ice cream in nnf only a <telirinun dainty. hut it in a wholesome and natritimi* food. Here M an ideal desert for any time of year—in It>27 or any year.

GARDNER BROS

ICE ICE CREAM - SODA WATER—COCA-COLA

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Because a bank is bookkeeper al sett ig agent for the community in its business tf^sact ns business conditions are accurately reflect.#in baidlig figures. Judging from the growth of tpCentJ Banks, 192b has been a good year for the Gitcast! Community. Approximately $28,000 in intett or deposits has been credited to Central savers tY ye&B Of this amount over 88.000 accrues today or 1 j iterest accounts. (Bring in your pass-book toave on r interest credit entered). During this year these affiliated stit :i© is have reached a new high mark in resources j-gryfting

TWO AND A HALF MILLIO! D11ARS

; , This creditable growth has beer msli possible

by good business conditions and by theo-fRation of

some thousands of deixisitors. To thfnve appreciation of their confidence and jod to the maintenance of its strength an si pledge the united efforts of this organati(

■ess our I. And lity we

CENTRAL

NATIONS TRUST

Interest deposits made before i [fa- from January 1. payable July 1. l|

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