The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1928 — Page 4
THE GREENCASfeE D'AIEY BANNER TUESDAY, JANUARY 10,1928.
WHO CAN HE BE???
'he don<* on ?20(> but that it would the New York publication, require $350 a year for the girl to o—
clothe herself neatly and becomingly. MARION — Mr-. Magdalene Har-
it is stated the rcil was fined ! and costs in citv
(TTY SCHOOLS TO PRESENT OPERAS
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WATCH ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS ARRIVAL IN TOMORROW NIOHT’S BANNER—HE HAS A SURPRISE IN STORE FOR YOU.
In the latter type
person must be econ?omical but, nev- court here for “beating up” her husertheless, many young ladies go far band, .Mdlard I i nil I. ! leading guil-
under either estimate in a year's time. The following are the two estimates
with the $350 estimate first: 5 dresses, $115; 2 dresses, $43.48.
ty to a charge of assault and battery, Mrs. Harrell declared in mitigation that her husband spent' his money on other women and drink.
3 hats, $5., $5., and $10: $20; 2 She added that at Christmas time
hats, $7.92.
1 evening dress, $63; evening
dress, $13.94.
Handbag, $3.50; handbag, $2.74. 5 pairs shoes, $7: $35; 3 pairs of shoes, $22.82. - 10 pairs stockings, $35; C pairs of stockings, $7.14. Coat, average, $52; winter, $40.74,
spring, $22.74.
she and her clildren were dependent 1 upon charity ftjr food.
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MIAMI— Virginia Dye, 11, attended the funertl of her father, John Dye, 38, here with her hands frozen. Her father, listening to the radio, top- ' pled from a chair Saturday night after a heart stroke, Virginia ran to the home of i ne ghbor a mile away
and
Underwear, $20; underwear negligee, $23.49. 2 pairs gloves, $5; 2 pairs gloves,
$4.97.
Jewelry, $5; jewelry, $3.24. Raincoat, $6; raincoat, $5.94. Umbrella, $4; umbrella, $2.64. Arctics, $3.50; arctics, $2.74. Rubbers, $1; rubbers, 94c. Incidentals, $2; incidentals, $4.63.
i" the raging blizzard of the weekend. Both her hands became frozen.
S. C. PREV0 CO.
PUBLIC SALE
■ Mans \\ ere Made
The Undersigned will sell at public auction at the Ibdward Watts farm, two miles west of I imedale on the < )kalla Road, commencing at 10:30 A. M.,
Thursday, January 19
the following personal property: 4 Horse & Mules 1 Ray mule, 7 yr- :ld; 1 White Hoi e, smooth mouthed; 1 Black Filly; 1 Hay Horse, 2 yrs. old. 3—Cattle—3
1 Jersey heifer, 1 black hrifer calf, 1 Jersey cow 6 yrs. old, extra good.
1 Du roc
hoar.
37—Hogs—37 ow and 9 pigs; 2 Dur< c sow ; 21 Duroc boats; 1 Duroc
Corn & Hay
. r >00 Iiushrl '.’■ood bottom corn, 125 In: hoi soft corn; 5 tons Timothy and Clov r hay; ! stack clovri- hay; 3 bushels seed corn. Farm Implements 1 n " ■••ring 11 te, 1 T"".I Coluniba wagon, 1 Deere cul-
tivat r, plow , h mov . 1 Dm ’i- corn planter, discs, corn sheller, hay frame, gravel be I, me •, -hove 1 -, ]ot lumber, wire, hay fork and
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JIUJIlc., .ill*."*, .-.i
rope. I hog f* • ih r, 1 ■ ! iou-e- , and other articles too numerous to
mention.
Household Furniture
! good oak • iniag room set, consisting of table and 6 chairs; 1 ► md other chair', 2 tabb , I ilressor, beds, bed-clothes, stands, jardineres, pictur* , k tel: n utensils, di he-, 1 c el oil st ve, lawn mower, sausage mill, rakes, mop, tub and everything that is found in a complete farm home.
3 1 • tons We-t Virginia Coal. About 5 bushels potatoes.
Citizens Trust Company,
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ESTATE ED. F. WATTS. Cols. Rector & Vestal, Auctioneers. Chas. McGaughey, Attorney. Paul Albin, Clerk.
Five hundred officers of Indiana Legion posts assembled at Indianapo-
lis on January 8 at the day conference of commanders, adjutants and service officers, and made plans for the 1928 state-
wide membership drive. This campaign, in which every post and district in the state is expected to compete for honors, ha- for its object the enrollment of 30,000 new members in 1928. Many prominent speakers were present at the meeting and it was decided that valuable trophies and citations will be given to the : various posts and individuals who distinguish themselves in signing up
new members.
Motor Engine (iases
spread of poisoning.
A method of exhausting automobile engine gases from the top, in-
stead of the bottom of motor cars is advocated by Dr. W. F. King, of the state board of health, as a means of checking the chronic carbon monoxide The 1928 building code
issued by the building council of the state will contain drastic regulations, providing adequate ventilating systems for public garages to combat this insidious gas, Dr. King declared. According to Dr. King, there is only one known way to render harmless these deadly fumes and that is to combine and dilute them with fresh
air.
ALL OVER INDIANA
TERRE HAUTE— Charged with criminally assaulting a 14 year old girl, Franklin Edward, 58, is held hert after officers battered down the
DePauw Music Students To Act Coaches For Musical Productions.
The production of operettas in each of the three ward school buildings of Greencastle is the unique experiment being carried out by the operetta class in the School of Music under the direction of Miss Edna Bowles. “Kay and Gerda,” an operetta from a fairy tale of Anderson’s, will be given in the first ward grade school during the first week of February. Mary Hayes Chamberlain, Thelma Wheeler, Constance Haldeman Mildred Peterson, and Blythe Archibald are the ilirectors of the first pro-
duction.
Operettas suitable for school production have been studied by the operetta class during the semester. Minature stages have been made by the members of the cla.-s to solve
door of a room in which Edward, ; )ro blems of lighting and staging, armed with a shot un, had locked the p U'mfleet, head of the public girl and himself. -chool music department, will assist o I the members of the class to direct NOT... KUK ^ ^ , hilllren for t h e mu.-ical cmm.v'of’tLcm s.s | productions. In tin* Own Circuit Court —O
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BLOOMFIELD— Roy F. Clemenwas aequitte<l of an arson charge by a Green Circuit court jury in five minutes despite his plea of guilty. Declaring he confessed to burning his home in Jasonville last May while insane, impressed the jurors, as Clemens, a volunteer soldier during the world war suffers at times from a condition caused by being gassed.
Sure Relief for Sore Throat
MR. JAMES N. BROWN.
“I once thought I would have to go througli life always feeling half-sick,” said Mr. James N. Brown, 1213 S. Seminary St., Princeton, ImL, “but
Why ‘suffer’"pa^n™ x^ne'"*or dis- Kon j 0,a ha * surprisingly relieved me
comfort while waiting '
for slow-act- health troubles and I heart-
ily indorse it for the benefit of others. “My stomach was in a terrible condition ami I had to live on a strict
angles to give relief when a physician's prescription called Thoxine is guaranteed to relieve in 15 minutes? It act on a new theory.
One swallow taken internally goes diet. Still, I was subject to vomit-
ing spells and never felt comfortable after eating. Along with this I suf-
direct to the cause. Contains no chloroform, iron or other harmful
—°— l pleasant for the .* , . , , *., kidm* v - PETERSBURG The trial of Don 1 "’hole family. Always ask for Thox- ‘ * ; - *5*. "I.. . : « „SS! ^ “ liquor here during the holidays was Sold under money-back guarantee oi and exhausted. During the night I J *" " ■ 2 Dra * * •*■>«-»
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COLUMBUS — Mrs. Henry Imel, 70, of near Hope, suffered seriou burns when her clothing caught fire from a stove. Her husband, 70, received severe burns on the hands and arms while attempting to extinguish
PEOPLE OVER 40
Can a girl, hu* ines', college or home maker ty; di* - well enough• to present u good ap-
pearance on the sum of $200 a year? Yes, says Miss Lillian H. Locke, profes.-or of household
as!s of Columbia University, who has I' l'tiy mode a yearly budget for t average girl. Another statisticion of this type says that it cannot
the (tames.
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If your flpfM'titt* no I keen you owe U to y<jur*«‘lf to tak«* S.S.S. Im foro each ni-aE It viH givi; >ou a good ai>prtitr«
FORT WAYNE— Fifty-seven children, wards of Allen county, are now housed in the new orphans home nine miles north of the city. The transfer from the aid home was made by special interurban car.
INDIANAPOLIS— Frank C. Dailey attorney amt candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor, will address Carrol county Democrats at a Jackson Day dinner at Delphi, Ind., today.
People over 40 have to he careful of their blood pressure. It’s at this age, due to our abnormal living habits, that our blood pressure begins to slip up on us. And high blood pressure shortens life—may
cut it oil suddenly.
Modern living puts too great a pressure upon the vital organs, especially the liver. The liver becoming weak and sluggish fails to cleanse the blood ut the poisons forhied in food waste. The whole system then b * >mes toxic, with stomach, Lidia \ <, heart and blood
Vessels affected.
The liver oi casionally needs a little help, and there's nothing better lor thi-,, as physicians agree, than ox pall. Ox gall is a remarkable natural stimulant Lt the human
as ten times.
“.Now I am entirely free of all my miseries and only those who have suffered can appreciate what joy such relief brings. I have a good appetite, sleep well without having to get up once and always feel fine.” Konjola is sold in Greencastle at j the Owl Drug Store and by all the best druggists in all towns throughout this section. — (Adv.)
In these days of fast competition, only full-blooded, robust, healthy people cau keep to the front, and success comes to those who have the . ; ao, vig r and magnetism that, go with a whole, ome, healthy life. Don’t despair because others forge ahead of you. Start right now to re: . .1 th- health which will help you progress. A hearty appetite will re ton your energy, build you lip and give you “pep,” Thousands have benefited themeelvcs and kept their bodies in good
repair by occasionally taking a course of S.S.S. It helps Naturo build up red corpuscles and it improvea the processes by which the body is nourished.
VALPARAISO— Fire destroyed the | Dole school building six miles north i of here with a loss of $10,000. Tlr^ ! building had been remodeled recently.
liver, promoting its normal active functioning so essential to real health. Dioxol tablets are genuine
S.S.S. is time tried and reliable. It is made from the roots of fresh herbs and plants and is prepared in a scientific way in a modern laboratory. S.S.S. is sold at nil good drug stores in two sizes. The larger size is more economical.
MUNCIE — George B. Lockwood,! publisher of the Evening Press here and of the National Republican at Washington, D. C., is to begin publication of a new magazine in New York. Lockwood’s associates will handle the National Republican. IsickI wood will he actively identified with
ox gall in dainty and tastelp*s form, each tablet repre enting 10 drops of pure ox gall. To he sure of getting the genuine (>■ gall, lie sure of_gct-
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liquor complaints INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10. (UP)— Police here are wondering if local burglars are all turning bootleggers.
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An increase of 67 in the number of in the annual city 'I' arrests on liquor complaints and a submitted recently h 1 decrease 0 f 100 in the number of Claude M. Worley. Inf*' burglary cases during the last year, number of arrest <lur:b .e compared with 1926, was shown homicide, manslaughtf",
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