The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 January 1927 — Page 3

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STORE Saturday, Jan. 8

Men s Work Sweaters Men’s Cotton Work Sweaters in Brown and < Way, Size to 44. Regular SI.25 value—Sale price 83c Men's Brown Dress Sweaters Men’s Brown Dress Sweaters With Big - Shawl collars. Regular S1.S9 value. Size dS to 14. Sale price $1.29 Men’s Woo! Sweaters Men’s all wool sweaters with Big-Shawl collars. Shaker knit. The kind that sold for S5.95, S8.95. January Sale $3.45 and S14.45 Men's AH Wool Sport Sweaters Men’s all wool sport coats and fancy sweatees. Regularly priced tit 87.95. Sale price $3.95 Suede Leather Coats Men’s Si;}.00 Suede leather c-oats, silk lined in size 30 & :}S only. January Sale $7.95 Men’s and Boy’s Shoes Men’s good heavy leather shoes fine for to wear under arctic over shoes. Sizes 0 to 11. January Sale $1.39

Men’s Work Shoes Men’s plain soft toe composition solo and heel, Munson last. Sizes 0 to 11. Sale price. $2.79 Men’s High Top Shoes Men’s Golden retan. 10-in. high top shoes. January sale $4.79 20% Off On all men s corduroy and moleskin work coats.

Men's Suits and Overcoats At a Big Reduction. OVERCOATS L( >T N<). 1 One lot of all wool overcoats, sizes dl, 35, ;>(> that sold for 810.09 and 815.00, Carried over stock. Sale JYice, $5.00 OVERCOATS LOT No. 2 Men’s fine all wool plaid back overcoats, in assorted colors. Size 35 to 38, that sold for 825.00 to 829.50. Sal< price, $7.95 avid $H.95 Men's Top Coats Men’s light color and h>ht weight top coats 25% Off Men’s and Younir Men’s Suits One lot of men’s and young men's suits in brown, gray, and blue. Regular 824.50 and 829.50. Sizes 35 to 39. Will go in our January sale at just V2 Price Boys Long Pauls Suits Boys’ long pant suits in powder blue, gray, brown, with coat, vest and long pants. Sizes 11 to Ki. Sale price, $5.99 Men s Velour Dress Hais Men’s Fine Velour Dre.^s hats in brown, black and gray. Regular 85.00 and 80.00 hat.—Sale price, $1.95 Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits Boys’ fine all wool knickerbocker suits, that sold from 89.95 to 81 1.95. Sizes 11 to 17. Sale price, $4.95 Boys’ Knickerbocker Pants Boys’ knickerbocker, all wool and corduroy pants. Sizes 9 to 15 Sale price, 95c m off On Boys’ Overcoats Over-alls Men’s white back overalls. Continuous high back, or suspender back. Reinforced, triple stitched, full cut. Sizes 32 to 42. January Sale, i 2; , $1,99

Men’s and Boys’ Neckwear Men’s and boy’s fancy 50c neckties in silk and knit, 3 for $1.00 Men's Four-in-Hand Neckties Men’s fine four in hand silk and silk and wool ties. Reg. 81.00 values. Stile price, 89c Men’s Dress Socks Men’s fancy dress socks in stripes and checks. Regular 50c kind, 3 pair for $1.00 Men's Soft Collars Sale Brice, 25c Each Men’s Starched Collars Men’s Ide starched collars. All styles and sizes. Sale price, 5c each, G for 25c Men’s Fancy Dress Shirts Men’s and young men’s fancy dress shirts, collar attached. Also plain white, blue and tan broadcloth. January Sale price, $1.00 and $1.29 Men's Union Suits Ribbed, fleeced and heavy flat fleeced. Sizes 30 to 40. Regular price 81.09. Sale price, ■ $1.29 Men’s Union Suits Medium weight ribbed and flat fleeced. Sizes 30 to 40. Regular 81.25 value. Stile price, 95c Blue Chambry Work Shirts Blue Chambry Work shirts made regular, Sizes 1 B to 17. Sale price. 50c

We carry a full line of Ball Boots and Shoes. Twice a year and twice a year only, we have a general c learance sale of suits and overcoats, slices and furnishings Men and young men have been looking forward to this great sale event -here it is- offering from our large stock of suits overcoats, shoes and furnishings. Truly no man or young man in this vicinity can afford to overlook this GRKAT SAVING. REMEMBER THE DATE—SATURDAY, JAN. 8. THE STAR STORE

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Classified Ads For Sale I'On SALK: Hroodrr Sinvo* i,. I Incubators. I.. C. Huchhoit. I-:tt FOR SALK: -Tinviolin, twelve dollars and -»noi bo i jo. ten dollar-. Phono II. 142. o-.'i ——o— For Rent KOI! KENT:—Type writers. The University Shop. t-.'U. —o —— KOI! KENT I artfo furnished room modern, dose to Intorurhnn station, 2.0b S. Indiana St., Phono 100. o-.Tp - - - — o— Wanted WANTED Kcliahlo -tudent to attend office at spare time. Phone 22h or <*32. h-2p -o — \\ omen to d<> house-tn-hniise -amf liny of Water Softener and fleam . \o •clliny;. SI - salary desired. Addr. -s: W. K. fallane & Sons Co., 12, South St.. Indianapolis, Ind. I It Miscellaneous When you think of i.amber, think Allan Lumber Co. A home owned md operated institution. Phon« 103. lb tf

i SULPHUR SOOTHESi I UGLY.ITCHINOSKIN i

The First Application Makes Skin Cool and Comfortable

If you arc sufTcrinK from eczema or some other torturini;, «mharrassiin; skin trouble you may quickly he rid of it by u-itip Mentho-Sulphur, declares a noted skin specialist. This sulphur preparation, because of its germ destroying properties, seldom fails to quickly subdue itching, r veil of liery eczema. The first application makes the skin cool and c> mfortuhle. Hash and blotches are healed right up. Knwlfs Mentlvi- . v nl;.lttir i- applied lik. any plca-ant cold cream and D pemvlh harnib -.. You can ol.taiii a small jar from any good druggist. V’i-r l rf san././.* A/u. /7m -■<./. I'rtUtnicul to WIII IKIIAI L PHARMACAL O). Inc. MaJc'.-o Avc. New York, N. Y.

VI I KN I KIN ll. K. '-peeml meoti,,.^ of Po-t Saturday, Jai . ft, 2 p. m. ut larkin’- Undertaking room. Insialhition of officer- \ lull attendance desired. S. K. l.fK’K KID(!E, Commander. JOHN' K. MILLER, Adjutant. Your Cough Will Leave * You Quickly Once you start nikm : I oL ;’. Honey iiiul i ur C oin/M>*iriil Coughs atultHn' liirituiD t , ii- :v .i % ; hacking, haul ufkin •, hi iiv l.* .I coni h*, and lingering a 'ni l. ) i !tl t » i’.» intluence and vie c/.ickiy eftneed. Made by « nr < vn ; j*- i»«l prot*< w . it combinee tin* curative intiuei.ve <1 pm Pine Tar v ithothci loali gingredn i * . ami the inollily:ng demulcent v!U t • . citar Honey. It is £i h< : i t > t.a \ r 1 trouhV .ns i- i .1 c- . j..: ^ Jinc mult*. Ivtn•ember (tie name lOLEYS HOKLY-'-TV.: Z O M P O U .*. O wS'v'i/' .17 wlivto V. i’. Ml 1*1.IN’S l)iii£r;riAt

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lb or she must own furniture, a piano, talking machine, mi torn iihile, horses, cattle or sh<-ep, WE M ILL Look up title to property, notary and draw up papers and attend to all details ami ads.nice money within one hour of Ihc limc you respond. AT THE END OK one monlh you will owe us fur this service and the iisi> ol the money. 88c Indiana Loan ( o. Over Southard s Hook SI ic OPEN AM. WEEK.

TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA

Look Young! Bring Back Iti Natural Color, Gloss and ^ Attractiveness

fommon garden sage brewed into a heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn gray, -ircaki l and faded hair beautifully dark ami luxuriant. Ju-t a few applications will prove a revelation u your lia:r i- fading, streaked or gray. Mixing t ic i an l Sulphur r ipe at home, though, i' troublc-mnc. An easier way U to git a bottle of Wyeth's Sa.:e ar.l Sulphur fouipouml at any drug store all ready for u-e. This is the old-tune recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients. While wi ; . gray, failtd hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our ymtliful appearance and attracticeness. Ky darkening your hair with Wyeth's S..ee and S dphur ( ompf.und. no otic can tell, became it dm . it so naturally, so evenly. Y u ju t dampen a sponge or soft brudl wuli it and draw this through y-mr hair, taking one 'null strand at a lim ; by morning all gray I • other applica:a,n or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant

I'KIDA Y S II AIMO KE VI t U».: W EAK New York, U LIT Phiia ililphia, 7:3(1 Kathleen Stewart. L Kiitnist, and orehe-tia. WTIAI llaltinu re, |n pm. Music al Scenarie. WCAE Pittsburgh 7 30 pin. String | (Jlia I U lt< \*M.S Chiiagii in pm. WLS Shaw Hon WEAK Hookup !l pm. —Louise Kiiteimiii's Orehestrn. MEKt II \ VI v Hi \ | \ | |(.HI t D. Eriday, Jan. 7th. :>o—Sports and Slock Miirkev ; || Report . Courtesy Indianapolis Now.t. i>:oo Childrens Heur, Courte.-,, Eixtiiklin Life lu-uiauee t'o. it: 30—Indiunapoli- Athletic Club | i'll- • ia, (Jeorg- Ii 'i, DirvCtoi. U. M. DarlMn piani-t. Ilutler Col- 1 1 l'".'- Talk. 7 () (Jooilne.'.- time! u> Orougr - || izel 0:30 Indinnupoli- Times Con.vit | I I no —Circle Tenter Request Digau by !>e~a Byrd.

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