The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 February 1927 — Page 3

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TTTK (TRKRNCASTT,K DATT.Y BANNER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 10-27.

SHORTRIDGE vs*

SREEMCASTLE

Saturday Night, 7:‘iO—High School Gymnasium

his is next to the last home game lor the Tiger Cubs.

Seats on sale at Stevens’ Drug Store.

Classified Ads. c 3 1p of li.'iisehoM at >107 • uanna St. Monday 2 p. m. conj;tim , rt f hods hoddinp. tablos, hair . i .stove", buffett, dresser, chinavn,e. ’(rbsnvare, Ruffs and many otb- ' ’jj.-l**"—Terms Cash. Ernest M. fcf.i|rr-. Ad mV. 1S-2H. C.sK.n CARS for SAI F, lfi2:i Chevrolet Sc<lan 1922 Olds <5, Tourinar. 9P4 Ford Roadster. All new paint. P. J. Thomas, NortTi irie Sipiare. 1 R -I T -

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I DR SAIF. - Beautiful, strictly orforr . Vorthwood homo of C. . ,j s nt ;i price that svill interest the O'.t«- r rrvative buyer. S. C. Sayr- Mt-V. Heat Estate Impartment, [vrtrfcl trust Company. Bt-l 1-16-lR [■OR SALE—Car West Va. Ford C oal. Also Rlue Star Lump. ,,r.Tr now. I-erd l-ucas. [OR PALE:—Nine full blood peeso fwi three yander.s at reasonable pric- . \[ r . Cora Stewart, Cnato ville, |nH., I’. O. Co-. B. I7-2|i

1 OR RENT:—Look rid,are apar rntnl modern, cosy, furni-hed four rooms after 1 * Mairh 0th. Phone id; Y - 17 :it

—Miscellaneous ~ When you think of n-mber, think

Allan Lumber 1 0. A borne owned and operated Jnstilulion. Phone

402.

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El'DALY’S Market, 27 W . Frank lin St., Phone 17:>. Fresh white fish, live and dressed poultry, (Heard vegetables. W'e deliver. 17 -.e For all kind of non taxable securities see Fred Masten. Almo Ruii,!Injr. 18-19-22-24-25-2(7.

PLENTY of Indiana .Macic f.ii. n Coal, on hand-, ready to deliver. Eerd Lucas. ik .-.i,

*3* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4" 4* 4- NET TAIJS i 4- 4- 4* 4’ 4- •b I- 4* 4* 4' T

FOR SALE

ileset, 9'12 rutf.

Pouth Locust.

Dininy table, China Phone 761-Y. 251

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I | DR p AI.K:—Boy’s ilycicle, coastv : . e-rod condition. Phone 652. l”-2p

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The Woman’s Heme Missionary poric y of the Alethodist Church Market at Snider’s Wall Paper store Uturday mominy, will have rake.-. Lckir-. alads. eygs and every thiny fr. • . eat for your Sunday dinner. 17-2t.

FOR SALE:— Fine tnckcrels. Phone 024-V.

FOR SALE: F'lmore.

7 Ewes. II.

W'yn,lotto

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Walton.

l7-2p

FOR SALE:—Home made douyiiln--, electric licht office, SjUurday. iastem Star. J7-1P.

(len Davis Apples ir,c-25c-40c and Kc [ir-r basket North Side public (quare at Frank Thoma’s Auto a'» room. Wm. Handel. Phone K l7-‘.t. FOR SALE:—A modem house, r. ily converted into a double, Fine ication Cor, Indiana and Hanna Itrerts, Priced riyht for quick sale. >r. \. E. Ayler. 14-5t.

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Ooli fish and sroM fish supplies re -oi l by the Kitel Floral Co. IC-lt I OR SATE OR RENT-Nicely arBr. d five room hou e, West St. l<t-tf.

FOR SALE-—105 acre farm with room house, pood orchard, ploni? water, about M0 acres of tillable In.!, balance yood pasture on yood rave! road, locate.) in Owen county, 1-2 miles southeast of Jordon all Dr 61,500. Phono Brazil 3551 or bite, w. R. Campbell, Brazil, Ind., n. 2. i«-3p.

Japanese Tdesrope and Comet old fich at the Eitel Floral Co.

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Wanted W'ANTED:—One hundred or more fasened split Locust posts, 7 feet toy and 4 inches at the top. San'r! Bock, CHntftn Falls. 14-tf.

WANTED:—One furnished ' Kitchenette. Phone 472-Y.

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( LINTON TOMGll I t I li-:. HOLD I II \T RKK Kl

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Clinton’s li)2fi-27 Record

To date Clinton hlyh school

team has a fine record for th. .-uson having won thirteen contesis ;,nd |i. i five. Kelly’s outfit ha-, scor'd 55'

points to opironents’ MS7. The -con

so far are as follows:

Clinton, 22 ; Garfield, 20; (douh!

overtime.)

Clinton 32; Sullivan 42. Clinton fiO; Newport Clinton 3.”.; Robinson 21. Clinton 21; Brazil 21. Clinton 24; Cayuya 18, Clinton 17; Paris 12. Clinton 33j Greencastle II. Clinton F>J; Newport 17. Clinton 30; Covington 2.'!. Clinton 10; Hymora 25. Clinton 30; Perrysville I I. Clinton 59; Bono 11. Clinton 25; Cayuya 19. Clinton 17; Paris 16. Clinton 25; Mecca 14. Clinton 24; Wii. > Clinton 31; Sullivan 29; (double overtime).— Daily Clintonian.

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That Victory Brick, held by Gr. crastle, yoes to Clinton Friday ui- li\ refore Shortridye ha- a crack at Saturday niyht. A few week- .iy.i, Jrcenca.stle had a hard time heating ‘Tinton at Greencastle by a 11 to 33 --core, and can they overcome that 11 point margin Friday night .’ -Rush ville Republican. That’s just what we are wondering "Hitting ’Em."

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If you can’t go to ( linton, go In the high school gym this (>><•- nmg ami keep informed on the game. The Banner will have a leased wire in operation from 7:53 p. m. unlit after Iho contest ends.

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DEAR NET TABS 1 want to thank you for acceptin ’ my little contribution yesterday . I notice in Thursday’s Banner that a couple of amateur humorists fi . - -, Bainbridye or thereabouts, offered you a helping hand in deciding who was who in Putnam county. Of course we all appreciate a g" j > joke now and then, hut hen-' !h. irk on who’s who in Putnam: 1st.—Reeves. 2nd.—Johnson. 3rd.—Miller. 4th.—Masten. 5th.—Hammond. Hoping you will hear from me again soon—I’m, t Very truly yours, GRAPE FRVTTE.

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WANTED— L-cal representative

A letter received from Al n ck, p ' d of "Hardwood Hash" in the Wa hinir ton Heiald congratulate the Tiger

ell Ueahh & Accident Insurance ruh ^ on thoil . ability to hold the p icb pay from one day to 365 and yj^ory Brick. You remember (D or-

Cheapest "All-, the hunk o’clay

kttles each week,

b eraye” [mlicy on earth.

Tell all f rom ^e Hatchets on the local floor ,

For Rent

J f>R RENT:—Four room house i 1 ten acres, ground. Phene 81 or M- - lK-3p.

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pom yourself. Address “Insurance” j a mont h ago. Howevr. the W.-^hiny-1 Banner. l6 ’ S P-;ton team, fans and sports writer-, j don’t hold any grudge against the

( Cubs for this.

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SHO RT RIDGK S A IT It DA Y.

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FRIDAY’S KEAIT BE TILTS Newcastle at Franklin. Oonnersville at Richmond. Greensburg at Knightstown. Martinsv-ille at Kokomo. Columbus at Shclhyvillc. SeyTnour at Mitchell. Central, Evansville, at Washin-tn i. Muncie at Marion Greeneastle at Clinton.

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WE’RE CLINTON BOl’ND!

1 OR r,f;n'T;—Furnished room for or two men. Phone 25. 18-tf.

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I OR RENT:—A most desirab’e

_ oenteralljr located. Phone tM V , o u ' ,f ';

RENT:—5 room house. 492.

■ "-'nshinglon. St. Inquire first

e west. I5.3n

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ID^miitioFlour V>;. .L PLEASE YOU —THERE’S NO BETTER FLOUR

GET IT OF YOUR GROCER

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is a prescripliini for COLDS, GRIPPE, ill. i>i : ; Bit IOI 8 PE\ Fi; \M) M \|, \Kl t li kills .he germs.

■_v t ' .'Sbca^r-arsgtn Saturday Specials Sauei’ Kraut, lb ;x* F.’e.sh 1’ork Bones, lb ft l-4c Home \Iade Liver Worst, lb. .. 8 1-ftc Boiling- l*eef. lb 8 l-3c Beef Brains, lb 10c Fresh Sw eet Milk, every day price, quart 10c Bure Lard, lb . Iftc Fresh Spare Ribs, lb 18c Fresh Fork Shoulders (half or whole), lb :20c Sugar Cured .lovvls, lb :20c Suyar Cured, Bicnie Ham, lb. 22c Swiss Steak off Round, lb 23c Sugar ( tired Bacon, 3 lb. piece or more, lb 25c Spring Lamb, Best Cuts, lb 35c Fresh Country lyofgs, dozen 23c Bhone 12. We Deliver. Better Quality Lower Prices. W. !i Eiteljorge

Pine Tree Seeds can be relied on for they are carefully selected and will t>;row\ We carry a full line of field seeds. Now is the time to buy your clover seen. Pino Tree ('lover Seed is as good as can be had.

Sold I'AClu-ivol'.

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FARM ETSVS

Genuine* "Pine Tree" BranU I rm Seeds (.'lover, A.Haifa, Alsike, Timothy — are sold by the dt;-.!er who displays th* or .nge nnd green “Sign of Good Crops." T l)> re's a "Pine Tree" dealer ni-.u- you. He bundles "Pine 1 r, i brand seids because they n r e re-eleaned, relia ble, of know n origin safe for you to

sow.

It w ill pay you to talk with him before you buy your seed this Spring. Watch your favorite farm magazine for an interesting scries of “Pine Tree”advertisetneitis showing how re-cleaned seeds are produced.

M ME TREE

FARM SEEDS

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