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THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1928. * S 1

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Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as weond clasn mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH. Editor and Proprietor. S. K. RARIDEN, City Editor.

Personal And

Most Nurses Use New Face Powder MELLO-GLO, the new wonderful | French Process Face Powder, is prej ferred by nurses because of its pur- j ity, and they say it does not make the skin dry and drawn. Stays on lin ger, keeps shine away, and is i verv beneficial to the complexion. A ou I will love MELLO-GLO when you use it.—Mullins Pharmacy.

Local News CPU DEBATERS

[0 FACE NOTRE DAME ARGUERS

Mrs. Howard J. Barnum is confined to her home on ea>' Elm street be-

cause of illness.

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NOV ELTY REEL AND COMEDY

BANKER’S SHORTAGE MAY KKA< H $73,000.

TEKRE HAUTE, March 2—The probable shortage in the accounts of' James M. Lang, missing president of

SERV'D ES SUNDAY

INDIAN VPOI IS I.IVKS’KX K

Funeral services for Ira Butcher, age 70 of Morton, who passed away

Thursday

his home there

1)00, u- first reported by the state ! o , ( ,| ()C | t hank examiners, to $73,000 by the

Charles Jones, P:of. Williams and Pauline Rector had their tonsils temov I at the Hospital today. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Shuck were called to Fillmore Thursday by the illness of his son Thomas Shuck. Mrs. Bruce Lane of Bainbrklge visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gill in this city Thursday. A daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, colored, at their home on Maple street, Thursday mor i

ing.

Miss Mildred Puffer of Battle Creek, Michigan, i in Greencastle visiting with Captain and Mrs. S. C. K< rgason. D. B. Johnson is at home from | Wa hington, D. C., where he attended a nation wide meeting of prohibition organizations. Funeral services for Andrew Whittaker, Cloverdale man, who passed away Tuesday night, were held .from Cloverdale Thursday afternoon at 2

o’clock.

Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Mace of Tt'rre 1 Haute and Mrs. Anna Thompson of ; Marshall, III., were the guests of J. j G. Hunt and family Thursday. Mrs. | Mace is a sister of Mrs. Hunt. The pall hearers for the funeral of S. F. Locitridge were. Roscoe Daggy, George Edwin Black, Jacob Keifer, William Peck, James 1* Hughe

claim of William Abbott of El Paso, Tex., who appeared in Sullivan today and stated that $00,000 in Liberty bonds left by him with Lang several months ago hud not been accounted

for.

Another development today was the appointment of Ben C. Crowder as receiver for the hank, which has

been closed since Feb. 20.

The Abbott bonds could not be found among the hank’s certificates, according to Thomas D. Barr, dep- i uty state bank commissioner, and no record of the transaction appears on

the trust company book-.

A permanent receiver for the in-1 stitution will he appointed March 12, 1 it was announced. It is believed Crow-

der will he appointed.

with interment in the Union

Chapel cemetery. Tie Rev. 11. A. Sherrill will have charge of the ser-

vices.

Mr. Butcher passed away after an extended illness following a stroke. He is -urviveil by the wife and four children, Mrs. Straude Love, New Market; Mrs. Lex Ferrand, Clinton township, Mrs. Laura Thomas, Morton, and Lawrence, at home. Head Ix-ttuce, leaf lettuse, kale, cabbage, tomatoes, all good fresh vegetables at Cooper and Inman’s.

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INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 2 (UP)— The hog maket wr- steady to five

morn-I c< ‘ nts higher lure today. All weights

moved within a range of $8.25 to $8.-, ttn ,j \l J. Murphy.

80. Receipts were 6,500 and holdovers'

1,095.

With beef steers scorce, slaughter classes were weak, vealers were erratic and were generally strong to higher. Receipts were cattle 000, calves 000. Sheep were steady with lambs—at a quotable top of $10.

On of the biggest debates on the car l of DePauw debate teams will be held in Meharry hall this evening at 7:30 o’clock when an affirmative tea m from DePauw clashes with the negative team of Notre Dame university. The question to be argued is, “Resolved That the Primary System for he Nomination of State and Federal Officers should be Abolished.” The debate will start promptly at 7:30 o’clock, and no admission fee will be charged. Both the DePauw and Notre Dame teams have achieved r '<“ut success so far this year and a good debate is in prospect. A negative team of DePauw will clash with the Notre Dame affirmative team at South Bend this evening at the same time. Tin DePauw affirmative team is composed of Robert Hixson of Gre ncastle, Paul Shultz. Chicago and William Smith of North Judson. The local negative team is composed of David Lewis, Alvin Rockhill and Franklin Cole. The negative team won the decision at a debate held in Rochester Thursday night, with the North Manchester affirmative forming the opposition.

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Lunch Cloths $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, Ej, A beautiful bridge set, 4 napkins Linen Huck Towels. J. H. P1TCHF0RD

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MANAGER NAMED.

Cecil Myers of Flora, manager of the Tressler Store of that city has been transferred to the Tressler store

o i which will he opened in Greencastle. Oranges, grape fruit, bannas, ap-| The new store will he where the Ev-

ples, a good variety of fruit- at Coop- ans Variety Store is located at the day. Colder Saturday and in extreme cr and Inman’s. Phone 239. 2-lt present time. northwest portion tonight.

Thirty Greencastle residents wore in Robinson, Illinois, Wednesday where they attended a dinner given by the officials of the Lincoln Od Company. Sf-vtral interesting talks |

followed the dinner.

The motion of th defendant to discuss cause, in the matter of the complan' for damage, Charles: C. Payne I versus Harvel V. Call, was sustaind j by the court in the Putnam Circuit

Court, Wednesday.

Osyutld Stone, a member of the De1 Pauw basketball team, sustained a

m. Sermon, i ga-h over hi- b ft eye that necessitat-

ed the taking of three stitches to close. Stone received the injury in the DePauw-Butler game Thursday night. Miss Norvetta Green who is teaching in Holland, Indiana will spend the week-end wth her parents of

o Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Green she will THE WEATHER j have as her guest Miss Lavonne Generally fair tonight and Satur- Rector of Holland.

The suit for recognizance bond that

EMINENCE CHRISTIAN C HURCH Sunday School, at regular hour. Sunday morning service at regular

houi.

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When buying meat for the” ble, the housewife first consic' ers quality and price. If ^ quality is good, the price shouk be fair and this assures quan tity. We sell quality meats a; economical pi-ices and thus yot obtain quantity also. Give us;

try.

City Meat Market & Delicatessen

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Sunday evening service at 7 o’clock, with them their i S. A. Sanders will preach. terests.

HKD K < H \PEL M. E. CHCKCH

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Sunday School, 10 a. m. Charles'

Hendricks, Supt.

Morning Worship, It "The Length of Life.”

Epworth League, 0:30 p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. in. Special music by Mr. Irwin and Iva Lewis. Sermon "We Would See Jesus”.

Gordon Chapman, pastor.

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was filed in the Putnam Circuit Court, several weeks ago, State of Indiana versu- Thomas S. Snedegar, Noah W. Noble, John E. Noble, was i dismissed from the docket on Thursday. Joe W. Kelly, of Martinsville, and a student in DePauw university has been designated for appointment to West Point. Kelly will report at Fort Harrison, March (>, for physical examination. He is a member of the Beta fraternity. Miss Harriet Barnum, violinist, accompanied by Miss Monroe, pianist, appeared on the artists recital program at Block’s at Indianapolis on Wednesday morning. This is the second appearance of Miss Barnum on this program within the past several months. A complaint for divorce, Artie L. Grissom vs. Thomas L. Grissom, has been tiled in th< Putnam Circuit court. According to the complaint, the plaintiff states she and the defendant were married on March 10, 1918 and separated on February 14, 1926. The plaintiff alleges the defendant failed to support herself and their three children. A message was received this morning from Mrs. Milligan Young by Mrs J. W. McConnell stating that her son Henry Young and wife who were injured in an automobile accident Tuesday in Columbus Ohio were both conscious and had a very close call. Thtir injuries were in the hi ad. Mr. uni Mrs. Young left Wednesday at 1:57 o'clock for Columbus. Yesterday, a car load of McCormick Deering cream separators, comprising 100 machines was unloaded at Danville and taken by dealers frorn Hendricks, Putnam, Morgan, Marion and Monroe counties. The event wacelebrated by a dinner at Crawley’s when various officials from Indianapolis and Chicago spoke.—Danville Republican.

The Baptist Ladies will serve lunch both noon and evening for both town people and visitors for the tournament, Saturday in the room vacate d by Charles Rector. 2-lt.

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Save the Money

We depend, as we llian half a century, on

not ery wolf when there is no

have done for mort

friends. We do

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Dry Goods and Rugs less prices than ever known io

are sold for

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They Won’t Last Long Now Ifs not a single item at less than cost tto 1 will empty the huilding— But Consistent Price Reduction

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on every article in the store. We have a isfactory assortment in all departments. This Is Not a Price Cutting

entire stocld

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hut a legitimate selling of

prices that will soon sell every dollar’s " ()l

of merchandise.

Will you please come early Saturday' Allen Brothers