The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 February 1928 — Page 3

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THE C KEEN CAS FLE DAILY BANNER. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1928.

ASSIFIED ADS ASTHMA

relief is often brouRlit by— VICKS

^ —Por Sale—

Vf vt SALE—192C Chevrolet coupe Uintf iss condition. Charles Wriirl't, riBj ^ ille R. 1. 13-4p.

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ranklin Street Garage.

13-op

SALE:—Big English Clover'

V/v po Rub Ovmr 21 toiliKin Jurm U»tJ Yearly

fiditbdals

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ICKS—CHICKS—CHICKS them now for early broilers

in. ^ astlc Hatchery. Phone 625-L. k. Iv, | jr 20-tf

Phi, VV \ D M Wrigh i.,* t Wr ‘fr “""I Progress of the 20 year battle in j ugh, Monon Filling Station.^ Indiana and th „ Uniletl States t(l

*' control tuberculosis will To be reviewed at the seven- \ nice teenth annual conference Progress of the Indiana Tubcrculo-

'sis Association which will

be held at Indianapolis Wednesday and Thursday. Dr. H. E. Kleinschmidt, supervisor of medical service of the National Tuberculosis Association and Dr. E. R. Long, University of Chicago lecturer and research aulhority, will make the principal address. Representatives front I the 92 county associations in Indiana

SALE:—My property in BainPrice reasonable. Walter IVi miles west. 11-2p

lfka| ’ , SALE:—Store Fixtures of all . shelving, cabinets, counter

up for the sectional. Will they win

that ? —o—

WABASH TONIGHT.

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Old rivals, huge crowd, excitement —these are the features of every Wa-bash-DePauw battle. And “tonight’s the night.”

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CLINTON FRIDAY, CUBS. Wabash has won one game so far this season and that was the first dash of the season with State Normal who later soundly drubbed tire Scarlet. It would be just like Wabash to win its second contest of the year this evening at the expense of the Tigers.

ri| ^ 'ases, stools, chairs, mirror;,

u »“> V*™* •***’. r: 1 ';.«ni -iuonT tie “scions':

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P'Htne

LEARN BARBERING: Let

iece gcoils stands, card hold' -

ill (■) ing for any kind of store.

1 Po,,, very low. Our store is oixti * * K ' following are statisticlay from 8:30 to 4:30 P. M. r " a,i '» th,> of li.diana. 1 (ofm sale of these fix'nres. Come | 1 here are id,(MM) miles of '<1 <i Klccman Dry Goods Co., Tern i Sli,t,>,ic * public rural hie way in ^Indiana. 11-lt. ,,n the StaU* ot Indiana, of •*, Q Roads which 4,&(>3 are included n| Kot Kent ® t * te highway sys "Powln^RENT:—Two modern furn- ,, ‘';: avt . d wjlh hartl ^ , 7:t0

lalitj. ioms, near college and bus mi > n| | |

J Inquire Banner. 13-3t. nit ' uminous rriM , tone und }:rav .

Stone roads, 1,011 miles. Gravel roads, 1,330 miles.

Earth and torn up for construc-

tion, 71 miles.

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Hickman’s second trial, this time for the murder of Ivy Thoms, a druggist, was to start in l or Los Angeles today. At the Sccon I same time Judge 'I'. J. TraMurder bucco wa to rule on u motion for a new trial, which would set aside the verdict which found the confessed girl slaver guilty of the murder of Marion Parker. The outcome of the second trial will probably not he like the outcome for the first, which startled people all over the world, and Hickman’s pecarious position will probab-

We g t the “low-down” on the Ciinton-Sullivan game this morning which was played Saturday night in the Coliseum at Clinton. “Spike” Kelley's bo> were ahead, 10 to 8 at the half, but weakened in the final period due to the strenuous game : with Bainbridge the evening before, land consequently the Miners were 1 able to win by a lone tally. Tonight

! Clinton and Bra7.il tangle. Dope now pulu , (i away and ]ed ls to gives Clinton a decided edge over the -

I Clay county netters but who can tell anything about basket hall. c gn! t i -ay the final score was Sulli-

van 19, Clinton 18.

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fot - 1 The

; IK j | / you how Moler trained men king more than they did be »,) fr irniiig this big paying trade. :i IV oday. Moler. 512 N. State St. u 11-fip. - - _

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‘ RALPH P. CROUSORE

k ’^TED:—Two rooms for light > eping, or one large room, on floor, close in. Phene 3(17 I • 13-3,

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MisceDaneous—

•i"l Cars Block Coal on track j'Y l,< ’ nlfccted much by the outiess n delivere i. Vandalia Coal Co. c<,n "'' nan': 105-K. 3-2t.'

( UT-IT CONDITION

INDIANAPOLIS, Feh. 14. (UP)

Roachdalo didn’t do so bad on its invasion of southern Indiana. The Newton Mpiud broke even, winning their Friday game and losing the Saturday tilt. Good work boys— we know you’ll be here with bells on for the sectional. Not a peep out of Fillmore since the t ardinals won from Clovcrdale nearly two weeks ago. What’s the matter with you East Putnam fans? Listen folks, don’t forget that all si c'.ional tourney contenders here will have to deal with Clovcrdale. Couch Vernon Cochenour is pointing his protege for this annual meet. He pointed them for the county and they won that - now they’re being keyed

KOAt HD \LE LOST ONE

Unleashing a fast offensive attack in the second half, the "Mountin ■: Mounts” of Mt. Olympus, downed th fast Roachdalo five at Princeton Sat-

urday night, 43 to 29.

The Mounts had a tough time, the tir.-t stanza, and were at times beaded by the up-state b ys but finally

11 as the

whistle blew. Both teams missed

“sure shots” in this time, second half started fa. t and

the Olympians cut loose and made 10 points in the first 8 minutes while the Rouchdulc quintet was garneriiir hut 5. The Gibson county five kept piling up markers and brought the score, 31 to 23. At this point Coach Robinson ran in his seconds. The upstaters were quick to take advantage of this and started a basket barrage that for a time looked serious, but with the replacing of the cruhs by the regulars, the Mounts “mounted” again and the score stood, 43 to 29

as the final whistle sounded.

Whitehouse “got hot’’ and caccl four field goals in the first stanza and three in the last, and adding two gratis to sos making his total Hi. i'kidniore followed closely with 1 !. Lane, Perkins, and Golden were Lest for the loser , with 11, 8, and 7 points respectively.—Princeton Clar-

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BATTLING BED-BUG WINS OVI K

LODGER IN SHORT BAULK INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. II. (UP)—

The lowdy bedbug now finds itself the cause of a suit for fraud in the

Marion County Superior Court. “The uBttle of the Bedbugs,” might

be the title of a little drama recited in the petition, or it might be "The j

Charge of the Bite Brigade."

It was enacted, so Jes-e Rupert j Smith complained at a house which he had leased with the specific under standing that there were none of the

pesky bugs on the premises. Moving in last September, after

paying $25 rent, he found quite the contrary to be true, he complained. The result was a night battle lasting more than two weeks, waged nightly, a.id often during the day and resulting in a ghastly casualty list.

Headquarters of the “rebel,-" were

on the second lloor. Attempts to take the “tort” preyed futile, Smitb and Ills “attackers” being repulsed each time they neared the top of the stairs. It developed into a sort of “guerilla warfare,” but lo- es con

tinued heavy on both sides. Finally Smith withdrew. Instead

of calling for “reinforcements," he called a drayman, silently crated Ids furniture and stole away into the

night.

Now he brings suit for $80, alleging he was defrauded out of the $25 n nt, and was put to the expense of moving in und out of the house.

BASKETBALL Tuesday Feb.14 Double Header WABASH vs. DEPAUW

Freshman Game Varsity Game

Admission $1.00 Bowman Gym

- 7 P.M.

- 8:15

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W EDNESDAY’S FIN I. BEST RADIOS. VVEAF, Hookup, 9:30 p. in.—Vei di’s opera, “Aida." VVGB, New York, (349), N:()0 p. in. —Musical score, “Drums of Love.” WOK, Ho: kup, 9:00 p. in.—Columbia hour, Folk songs. WJZ, Hookup, 8:00 p. in.—Dinner to Admiral Plunkett. W'EAF, Hookup, 7:00 p. m.—Great Moments in History.

MOVIES

VI I BE GRAN NDA

Back in New York, wacii May Me Avo> and Kobcil Agaev, who appear in Warner Bros.’ production of “Slightly l sed" were just beginning in pictures they were very good fi lends. It was while Bobby was liv ii g with the McAvoys that he, May, May’ mother and May's brother lent (ouiuge to each other by visiting th" family dentist in a body.

i "My, Mrs. McAvoy,” remarked the latter, indicating Bobb> and May, | "I’<iw much your son and daughter I irsomblo you, and each other, but I 1 can’t say your other son (indica*.S ing May's brother) resembles the li st of the family at all." .Ma> McAvoy and Vonrad Nagel in “Slightly l sed,” are supported hv Robert Agnew, Audrey Ferris, Audi i K.uulolf, Eugenie Besserer, Art tit Rankin, David Mir, Sally Kilers and Jack Santoro, Archie L. Mayo di-

rected.

"Slightly Used" comes to the GranTheater tomorrow only.

itimr NOTICE

ors of Putnam Co., The Brazil |

! Co., is paying $1.50 for Mi Nnna Sharp, negre , of Indian »nd cattle. Will remove your apoli , was taken to the city hospital :e of charge,tankage, we have i in a “cut-up” condition. The woman per hundred, test 50 to 57 per j -aid a visitor argued with her over the liveries free on my route. Re-! divi i in of some pork chops. When | 11, Brazil 394 or 5364 the plant | he did not heed, she said, the otljri er goes out of business. ( woman attacted her with a butche>

18-40t. Mch. 3 knife.

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ANTIQUES

|overlet, two chests of drawglassware. Russell Clapp, e St. Phone 733-L. Di-tit.

^ars Block Coal on Track a delivered. Vandalia Coal ('•■.

05-K.

3-2t.

DANCE

()ki forget the round dance at ‘ Men’s hall every Thursday 14 2t. it a I o——

666 is a preparation for COLDS, GRIPPE. Fl.l E, DENGUE, BILIOUS FEVER AND MALARIA. It ki.ls (he germs.

, iVE 5 room modern house to b r 7 or8 room modern hou c. I ood houses to trade for large farms. What have you'.’ Sec! »sh, of course. Office over Bank. 14-2t. :

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Sunday School folks of hill hristian Sunday School are a big get-to-gether party on i Evening, Feb. 21, in tlic| it of the Church. We are t" mes, sing .-oiig.-, have stunt • I e a general good time, not to OBI ' o eats. Each family will bring les, a dish of food, and table j All Sunday School folks, ,i ! those interested in our wh' ol iially invitcL We promi-cj | oo<$ time if you're willing. ■ kill 11. W. Owens, Sup'.

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly stops teasing harassing coughs tire out and proven. sleep. No chloroform no opiates to di / * secretions and cause constipation. Ideal for elderly personSOLD EVERYWHERE

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Phone 15.

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