The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1928 — Page 3

THf: 'iREENCASTEE DAILY BANNER THURSDAY. MARCH 8. 1828.

STER a dio CR0U90RB HED'ADS or Sn!e— _Good work mare. 43. 7 ‘ 2 P —0 " - Bronze Turkey Gobnathan Hansell. Post . Route 1, or Bain-7-l-w.-4-(i.-p. i. yfp have for delivery ulydale 4th veign 6 inch -j.ineer Island block, W. ave a buyer for a 4 or ( what have you? Shoptaugh, Phone 845.

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-0— u p ; _-Twenty seven lota \\ e will buibl for you a u,* c,.mi-modern home on uv. Balance like rent. In yiiu own your home. Rent r othing. Why pay j. K. Cash, “Of Course” pntial Bank. Phone 285-

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TRADE or RENT — !}, nc on East Washing(■nce Matson. Phone ru-

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or CASH RENT—ICO arm, 3 1-2 miles north'rm a tie. Florence Watjlural 142. 6-3t — 0 —• K\tra good used in payments. Wolf. 795- ^ 0-3t. L] Player piano half y pawments and its Phone 795-L. G-3t L -o For Kent— h' -5 r- urns on west side Souble house. Phone 4!».

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a e,srt SPRING SPORTS

eral fine openings in Greencastle and nearby towns. We train and help, you so you can make up to $ioo a week or more. No experience necessary. Pleasant, profitable, dignified work. Write today. W. T. Rawleigh’ Co. Dept. IN 3253 Freeport, 111.

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Golf Teams.

SCHEDULED TO START SOON

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Don’t forget the Banner Extra on Saturday afternoon at 4 p. m. Watch for it immediately after the Tiger Cub-Mellott battle.

l\ith the regular winter season rapidly drawing to

Thirty-Three Events

* | We talked to Foster Fudge, of the : Crawfordsville Review, this morning 1 over long distance telephone an 1 he 1 >ays the Montgomery squad is comsport ing down here Saturday determined

rTniri j-,. i . --r—, iu u close, to win the regional. The Athenians itfv Ruth I illinn n <<r n . 0t " ' lkre ‘ athIetes are turning to the are big husky boys and are out tc lege Ave ('itv ' Hew'aid * * ' ' Uamond > the cinder path, or the links,‘ rock Clinton and then win the final

The Greencastle regional should prove a thriller and the team that wins will probably not have more than a four or five point margin at the most. Coach Kelly’s boys have their hearts set on helping to dedicate the new Butler Field House at Indianapolis and they are going to be hard to get along with next Saturday at Greencastle.

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LOST:—Friday night in front of H. S. Gymnasium, a pair of White

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for a long series of athletic events. ]Kume from the winner of the Mellott The curtain will drop on the winter Greencastle tilt. Two repiv-entative sport season with the swimming mm, of ,hp r,! view v '' iU 1,p in thl '

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; ca!;?e S lnd , 'J! , rn {0 RewanT'r Ba'mer 'T rT 0 ” th, ' t ’ Wimmin * ^ ^ ‘V” WV’'" { 0ffk , e aimer jwlth K okomo next Thursday and the Th, ‘ Rev,ew af! wel1 as the Dall >’ Bl " 1 - 0 ‘‘- ,p first spring event will be the Illinois i ner Wl1 ' haV ° specinl ^‘‘‘Phones to I LOST:—Fountain pen, pencil, with' Reluys Ma,ch 17 ‘ Thirty-three events : lheir ° fficeR ‘l^^tourn y.

i name James Stoops. Reward. K.qt I art ‘ st ‘be<luled for the coming sea-on.

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—Miscenanenus— NOTICE TO WATER CONSI DERS All water bills are due and payable on or before the 10th. of each 1 month, and if paid by thi date the I , net rates will be charged, otherwise the delayed payment charge will be I ‘added to all bills paid after the loth.! of the month. THE GREENCASTLE WATER WORKS CO. 8-2t. | • o SAVE delay, labor, worry. Have your eggs hatched by an experienced hateheryman. Phone 525-L for particulars. 28-tf. o BEFORE you buy a brooder, be sure to see a Newtown. The poultryman’s choice wherever tried. Greencastle Hatchery, 1001 S. Locust; 22 S. Jackson, Phone 525-L. 29-tf o The Morton Methodist Church will serve dinner in the Court House lobby Saturday, March 10th. 7-3p

Round dance at Red Mens Hall Thursday night, and Square dance on : Saturday. 8-lt.

Rummage Sale, Saturday morning

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|T l ight housekeeping Limr rooms, and garage, k St. Phone 513-X. 29-tf. i- ■ - o fT—One modern furnisli|t Phone 399. 410 So. In-25-tf. ill: Modern Furnished I i bath, steam heat, I W1 20-tf IT T ree room modern K-tment. 802 E. Waslr 8-3n

JUST received—Two cars Blue Star i coal. Lump and egg. Ferd Lucas. 8-2p.

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IT Farm 165 acres, G5 n Itfnd. 5 miles South-(cuca-'le, J. H. Pitchford. 21-tf. I o WANTED — Curtains to laundry, ranklin. 7-2p

To Buy 5 or fi room Phone 795-L. G-3t. o— kl.Y. MAN OR WOMAN with ambition and indus-

TIGER SPORTS CALENDAR March —Track; Illinois Relays.

-April

2— Baseball; Purdue, there. 3— Baseball; Purdue, there. G—Track; State Normal, here. 7-—Golf; Purdue, there. 9.—Baseball; Purdue, there. 14— Baseball; Illinois, theie. 17— Bus bull Rose Poly, here. 18— Track; Muncie Normal, there. 21— Baseball; Indiana, here. 22— Tiack; Earlham, there. 23— —Tennis; State Normal, bera. 24.—Baseball; Indiana Central, there. 25— Track; Rose Poly, here. 26— Tennis; Indiana, there. 27— Baseball; State Normal, tier*. 30—Baseball; Muncie Normal, here!

May

I— Tenni Franklin, there. Baseball; Indiana, there. 3.—Baseball; Wabash, there. 4— Track; Butler, there. 7— Golf; Indiana, there. 8— Baseball; Butler, there. II— Baseball; Rose Poly, theie. State Golf Meet. 12—Little State Truck meet, here. 15— Baseball; Indiana Central,

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17—Baseball; Wabash, here. 19— Big State Track Me. t. State Tennis Meet. 22—Baseball; State Normal, therje. 25—Baseball; Muncie Normal, there. 29—Baseball; Butler, here. f t .

(The Daily Clintonian) A conservative declaration and one that is true might be made in saying that the Old Gold and Black team has a fifty-fifty cham ■ at Greencastle to win the regional. This is no exaggeration it is a statement that can he verified by he facts. The Crawfordsville boys aio big and rangy. They are a g' team hm Brazil beat them by ab ut the same score a- they did against C. H. S. Attica heat Covington who broke even with Crawfcrdsville. Attica was ea ily defeated by Greencastle who lost and won against tire K'dlpmen. Study the figures anyway you wi-h, and tin conclusion that you mu * draw is that there is very little difference to lie found between Greencastle, Craw fordsville ami Clinton. Mellott, the other contender, is not rated as -trong as the above trio. If an c go had to be drawn, it would probably favor Greencastle who will be playing on its own floor. But the ' am that getthe break- will probably win. Greencastle nosed out Clinton by thro point-, only, at Greenca tie ami every fan in Clinton knows that C. H. S. was at that time in the throes of a slump. If the Kellymen play as they did in the sectional la-t Saturday Crawfordsville and Gi'cncastle will have to be in top form to stop them. Spike's boys are not worried ovei the fact that Greenca-tie beat Bainbridge because they know that th y could take Bainbridgc vor on theii own floor and they came very neai copping at Bainbridgc. The Greencastle fans have plenty of respect for

the Kellymen.

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MOVIES

\T THE YONCASTI.E According to a great p-ychologist th avc.-agp human being .-pend.- onethird of his life sleeping eating and thinking about love. In this group—and perhaps the able-t of them—is to be found Miss Beatrice Fairfax whose “Advice to the Lovelorn" column syndicated in hun Ireds of newspapers daily reaches I an audience of from 3,000,000 to 5,- | 000,000 people. From the depths of her experience | she ha- concocted her first motion j picture story, a daring true romance, “The Lovelorn,” which comes to the Voncastle Theatre Thursday for a two day run. The Cosmopolitan production whicli feature- Sally O’Neil ami was produced for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer tells the viviil story of three members of the lovelorn and illustrates vividly ! the poweiful influence exerted on I ! their lives by ,-uch persons us Ben | I trice Fairfax. Dorothy Cummin!,; i plays the part of Miss Fairfax. “The Lovelorn” is a story of today,' as modern as skirtless bathing suits ■ anil as ancient as time. It is the -tory 1 of two shop girls in a big city who ! love widely, play fiercely and flirt vivaciously.

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DOLORES COSTELLO STARS IN BIG FOOTBALL FILM NOW SHOW ING AT GKANAD \ Dolores Costello, loveliest of screen tars, in “The College Widow,” makes her first venture into the field of light comedy, a venture so successful that it is doubtful whether the public will allow her to remain very far from it in the future. She is cast, as every one who remembers the spectacularly successful George Ade stage play, will recall, as the daughter of a college president, who, because of his inability to win athletic laurels for the school, is about to he ejected. The young lady sets about winning men for the team, and so successful is she, that each of the eleven fights as fiercely, as ever a knight of old, each believing that he himself is June’s especial favorite. She wins the son of a rich man who has promised a legacy to the college, from idleness to industry. She loses the faith at her knights errant, only I to win it back and all she has fought for and more. “The College Widow” is the most delightful college play ever written ami Dolores is the most 1 delightful of heroines. Don’t mis» ^ either.

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