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THE DAILY BANNER THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1927.

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“Greencastle’s Dominant St< Si < 1900’

After - Holiday Discount OF ALL WOMEN S Winter Coats

3 O-F-F Choice of Entire Stock Sport and Dress 3 or 1 Fur Coats Included. FUR TRIM MFD AND SILK LINFD

RUSSIAN COSSACK CHORUS SERGEI SOC'OLOFF, DIRECT 1 >R Meharry Hall, at 8 P. M. Wednesday, January 12, 1927

Admission: S1.50& $l.Ct) Tickets will g’o on sale Saturday morning, Jan. 8t!i at Stevens Drug Store.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVKSKK K

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 6. <LPi— Hogs were steady to 5 cent-s up on the Indianapolis livestock market today. The fre.-h receipts included 6,000 porker.-. The bu’k of the sales moved a <12.10 t <12.15 with the practical toj about <12.25. A few choice offerings brought an extreme top of $12.25. The cattle market was steady tc higher with a run estimated at i*0( bovincs. Beef steers brought $10.50 down with cows quoted at $3.50 tc $4.75. Calves opened active and wen generally 50 cents to a dollar higher Best veals sold at $10 down. Receipts were 800. Sheep and lambs were steady with prices practically unchanged.

FILLMORE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fit HanKDec. 27 h a daughter. Mis- Edmon Steward spent last week a: Bainbridge with her -to: Mr-. Ray Grantham. Mi--. E nt E Regan of Char; -

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More than a tjpical fa.-t moving,

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were over the ' ountain streams were of insufficiei -trength to sup-

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seem somewhat < an anomaly but

love and romance. . , ... . . . Laid in the earl , -ioneer day', had t, be ut. .zed cause of the few

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sturdy line of cavalry porta, it ...... necessity for f.n ng the picture sent.' vivid picturization of the ad- a heavy s: w came along to

ventures, hardships and struggle.- 11 1 ‘ erT1 in *

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more serious trouble. Stop ti em and stop the trouble Ateasuoonfi i of Lauber s Am o-loz v. ! do .

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that confronte<l the brave hearted men and women of the Seventies. “The Bad Lands” is one of the

in which

Harry Carey has yet appeared. The ... scene of Indian fighting, the attack !,la '•• .at."..- ". a

of Fort Sumner and the burning of tr >;mg to take a ranch away from Porterville are some of the most re- h i €r * T* 1 alistic and thrilling scenes of the the ^gonds, who n he outwits In a

For weak ; puny, inactive children kind ever filmed. and especially those that have ric- 0

and reed a sure builder that At Th . Voncastle Re.- the growth of teeth and . . , cod liver oil is the one medi- Fifty tons of equipment, one hun- : othing helps like it. dred and fifty people, a mountain it na >• and repulsive and Jjon, two bears, foxes, coyot s and ! u* i_'now un* °^' ier menagerie inmates had to Imj „. . ... a ,. v i.i. MctV-k transjiorted nearly four hundred i I 1 r Oil Compound Tablets, miles into the heart of the Sierra

Nevada Mountains for the filming of

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oves from tie F.law gang, who

series of amazing exploits, form.-

•picture’- theme. ANNOl N< EM ENT.

1 liavc moved my office in rear of i 0 East Wasl

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. ne •„ take. One b . gain -d novel filmed by Paramount with

■ • ve a rk-. and i- Jack Holt, Georgia Hale and El

Brenda) in the leading ■

i'd'.ob L H " n haV ‘ ,fr0Wn ' tr0ntr Hauling a 12-ton general r truck ‘ ‘s xu’Tai.lets for 00 cents at R. to the to l' of a ten thousand foot P. Mull an r i'’'_\-ts everywhere, jieak over a rocky trail was one

an* > a are 0 f t j, e astounding feats involved in

^ " : 1 ' a I the transportation angles of prodi: - MC it o • -t th. genuine, tion difficulties. What brl-igcs there

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' ■■ ’• '• ’• •- I NET TABS !- 2' b b b b b b b 4* 4* i Linton Saturday After an absence of five weekfrom the l*K - al floor, the Tiger ( ub.' will cla.-h with Clinton High on the hardwood court at the Greenca.'tlo gymnasium, Saturday night at 8 o’i clock. The last .one game wa- w.th Cl viHale on Dec. 3, and .-ince that me ti e Purple an 1 Grey squad lias in.-t Vincrnne.' ,in i Wa.'hington l»eo.enjoying the Christmas vata- : n. Little i- know: of the -trength • ! the Clinton quinfet hut Coach \V. E. Bau-man i- taking no chances and i' priming hi- port* ges for a ha-d encounvr. At 7 o’clock a curtain-raiser wid l» staged b«'tw en the Junior Cubm*l the Pla : nfiei*l Juniors. Coach Davie.- and his players journeyed to the Hendricks < unt> t*iwn several weeks ago and won by a clo.-e core an I’l ilnfield i.- coming here Saturay determined - o even the : landing »f the two -qua s. HEPM M If \S NOT BEEN DF. il A TED ON i ID- ROME l I OOR v- YE1 i Hi- 8E v>"\ ii \\ i\., DF FI \ I KD KAKI.H \M. HR MILKY I K< H PI Rill K, GEORt.l \ TE( II \ND - I \ I | NORMAI \ n d . - ING OMA to INDI \N \ AM) \MS- ( O\S|N | HE TIGERS II \ VK AN A\ HR \(.E <»F .714 TO DATE. < I U S RK( ORD TO I> \TE (WON FROM| (DEFEATED BY)’ DANVILLE .. CLOVERDALE SIIKLBYVILI.E BLOOMINGTON UAL COLUMl , . CLOVERDALE .. VINCENNES WASHINGTON PERCENTAGE STANDING .444 It Greencastle defeats Clinton ih*•anding will reach .500. Luck to yon. Tiger Cubs! Purdue actually won a game last night by dropping Carleton, 42 to 32. Th< half ended 10-all, but the Boilermaker- displayed a flashy offense in the second period and also used the tailing game to an advantage. Kemmer and Wilcox -tarred for Purdue.

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Ik-Pauw plays Franklin this evening on :he Bapirt floor. Ihis will he the nutslanding state contest of Ih* week and the attention of basket ball fans over Indiana will he centired on the ou come of the battle. I We belie*e it will be a toss-up with the winner getting the breaks.

STATE BANK REPORT Charter No. t>56. Report of the condition of Fillmore State Bank at Fillmore, in the State of Indiana, at the clo.-e of its busi ness on December 31, 11126. Oran E. Buis, President. C. O. Hunter, Vice-President. A. W. Inman, Cashier-Secretary.

Resources

ixjans and Discounts ilJO/ i-bJ

Other Bonds, Securities, etc Banking House Furniture and Fixtures .. Other Real Fi.-tate Owned Due from Tru't Companies Banks and Bankers an<t Cash on Hand Cash Items

Tetal $187,71*7.33

Liabilities

Capital Stock—Paid in Surplus Undivided Profits—Net Demand Deposits .... Time Certificates

Savings Deposits 6,747.58 Bills Payable 6,700.00 Total $187,707. FJ State of Indiana, Count;, of Put-

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more State Bank of F'iilmore, I do solemnly swear that the abovi statement is true. A. W. INMAN. Subscribed and sworn to before m< this 4th day of January, l'. , 27. (Seal) OTTO N. HICKS. Notary Public. I My Commission Expire- Aug. 22, i:»20.)

5,836.49 2,000.00 2,000 00 2!>,2'9.'i2 5,2 45.15

587.15

.< 25.000.00

9,300.00

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Cannon’s SALE IS ON High Grade Clothing for] Men and Boys at \alues that will Please You

A substantial money saving opportunity

Better come early J. F. Cannon & Co.

HI., and M . Ro e Jo-lb: of Fivu brother-in-law John W. Goihai

. lie F; Kr’ a* after -pending thei: vacat on wi .h Mrs. Emma Kogan and

Mi s Mabel Jo.-cph of New 4..

family. Chester and Mi-.«. Mary Robeu- d George G- wan wa- called to Coa’s , Clinton have returned after spt '! villt M y by the illnes- of his the holidays with home foik-.

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