The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 March 1928 — Page 4

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THE GKEENCASTLE DAILY DANNER, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1938.

Al l, (M U INDIANA

l.amkin of Indianapolis.

Mr. ami Mrs. Edgar Braden and

WAi : I GTON' — Several .stitch- two -ons, Velma and Ada Hi.oo ii, w ir lequircd to close a wound in- .Mr. and Mrs. Ott Braden visiteu tin .1 (lictc I on the 8-year-old son of Alon- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bladen,

;:o M Murtrey, of Washington when > Sunday.

.h I fell on a piece of glass while ( Mrs. Stella Gay Bracknej and two , liyii . An artery in the palm of children .-pent Thursday afternoon

tl. • light hand was cut. with Nona Face.

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Minnick and family ate Sunday dinner with Mr. am | .M...... Wilber Grimes and children. Mr. ami Mrs. George Reising and j daughter, spent Sunday with the lat-

ter’s sister.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank McBride and family visited Sunday with .Mr. and

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ITU K\Mi;\’ FldH’K purcluised \\r mv guin^ to giva away one liaiiusdiiK* luokinu- Kmily Frock Dress Caso. This case

II constructed and exceptionally attractive tin* purpose of a week-end case or is a limited number, so got in early.

looking. It will overnight Img.

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plaint against Dimself and that unless hu appear and answer *•!• demur thereto. ;it the calling "f stiid cause on the I 111) day ol M MI28 the same being the 71h judicial day of a term of said I’ourt to be begun ;md hold at the t'oiirt House in • Ir* • neastle, <»n tin* 1st Monday in Apr l!'L' s . said complaint and the mattei nd* things therein contained and • tt*d, will be heard and d«t i rtniiifd m his absence. Herd Lucas Hb rk. H.i% s and Mmi'hy, Attorneys for I lain tiff. 20-3t.

BKK k lHAI’EL The Ladies’ Aid will meet with Mi Ruth Well on Thursday after-

noon, March 22.

Rev. Chapman was entertained at Sunday dinner Ip Mr. and Mrs. Clar-

ence Humphre}.

Ferrol Ferrand gave a dinner Sunday in honor of her mother's birth- ; day. Those pr> ent were, Mrs. Belle Fnnow an<l Mi- Hattie Thomas, Mr. | ami .Mrs. Carl Ferrand were after-

j noon callers.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ross and baby of Greencastle moved to Brick | Chapel last week in the house vaj cuted by Mr. ami Mrs. Allen Estes. Mr. and M: . Allen Bain and son 1 Keith, Lillian O’Hair and Ruby Bain, visited Thursday with Mrs. Frank

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR GREENCASTLE _ WOMEN TO PURCHASE NEW EASTER FROCKS AT CouGHInG

A REMARKABLE LOW PRICE,

Almost instant relief with ono swallow of

Colors “Emily”

—GREENS — REDS — BLUES —TAN'S —WHITE —ORCHID —YELLOWS — WINE — ROSE “Emily” Fashions —’KERCHIEFS —CAPES —LACES —FLOUNCES —TIERS —PLEATS —FLOWERS -UNEVEN BOTTOMS —SLENDER LINES —ENSEMBLES —ONE AND TWO PIECE MODELS "Emily” Frocks means the greatest value $15 can buy. They will always be the one price. VVonderous assortments are displayed. You oonunt vt ho ha\e been thinking of your Spring wardrobe ran profitably allend this grand opening of our POPLLAH PUICK DRESS SKCHON. Economy can be exercised hut not at the expense of cither style or quality. -SPORT WEAK —ENSEMBLES -CAMPUS WEAR -BRIDGE, TEA AFFAIRS

A imnihcr of Unniil new Spiiiig'liim* Insliiniis • Imvc* lieeii recently inlilfil to Icini vsiridy to our! Irciiutiful stock. The utmost in style ami cpial ity at n price within the ran,t*<* of c\ci\ xvoiiuui’s

ami misses’ purse.

KM 11,\ I ’l{(M 'KS Iia\ c a ilistiiictivciicss, all their own. Paris inspired fashion- ! with hits of original trimmings here and I there. In all truth lion* are drosses that sell elsewhere at $18 and $'J(L without

exaggeration whatsoever.

THOXINE

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The reason for iiiiiiiugnrating! this I’Dl’riiAlf Dh’KSS SKtTIn.V is simply to run competition with! other dress departments of similar character over the eountry. It gives the Women and Misses’ of this locality an opportunity to Imv heautil'ul dresses at a price they can well afford to pay. There Are Sizes 11 to 4(i. Plenty of Small and

Large Sizes ^i'Zes Too.

Lesson No. 5 Question: Why should school children receive emulsified cod-liver oil ? Answer: Because the strain of the study-period and playground uses up energy, and emulsified cod-liver oil not only provides energy but also protects with its vitamins. Mothers know the value of

-SCHOOL WEAR ':n DRESSES in SIN ESS WEAR —INFORMAL WEAR

“F.mi!y” Materials —GEORGETTES —CANTON CREPES —SATINS -FLAT CREPES —CREPE PRINTS —CREPE DE CHINES -SUBTLE WOOLENS —COMBINATIONS —WOOL J l.RSEYS —SATIN CANTONS

WITNKSS CENTKU WINDOW DISPLAY

S. C. PREVO CO KMILY FROCKS ARE EXCLUSIVE WITH PREVOS’

HOW WHEN AND WHERE To Borrow Money HOW—Call at our office, make your wants known. "HLN If you are in debt and have a number of small bills to pay. WHERE TO BORROW—W* would suggest that you see us first. Our terms and rates are the best to he had. INDIANA LOAN CO. Phone 13. !M!'i E. Washington St.

SCOTT’S EMULSION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:ii:iiiiiiiiiiii'iuiiiiiiiuiiiiiii!iiiiiiii:iimitinu Speedy Relief For Sore Throat (piick and Safe Treatment

Requires No Gargling

No longer is it necessary to gargle or to . hoke with nasty tasting patent medicines or gargles to relieve sore throat. One swallow of a famous physician’s prescription called Thoxine is guaranteed to relieve almost intantly. It goes direct to the cause;

is far superior to gargles.

Thoxine does not contain iron, chloroform nr dope. It is pleasant tasting: i> harmless and safe for the whole family. Sold under money Lack guarantee of quick relief. 35c., 60 00. Sol i by Steven's Drug Store and all good drug stores.

LONG BRANCH Harley Head and wife visited their son, Olyn, of Terre Haute, last Sun-

day.

Mrs. Paul Thomas who has been suffering from a nervous trouble for some time is a little better at tlii

time.

Easton Dickey and son spent the afternoon, last Sunday, at his moth-er-in-law's, Mrs. Eldora Gardner. Elder Frank Cline of Brazil will preach for the congregation .it the Long Branch church, Sunday, March 25. All are invited to come. Mrs. Payne and family of Ladoga, visited Maurice Payne and wife of Greencastle last Sunday, and all attended the worship at Long Branch. Mrs. Arthur Johns is visiting relatives and friends in Kentucky. She has planned to be away four or five weeks. Paul Thomas was called to the home of hi.s parents, who live near Lena, one evening last week to visit his mother, who is very sick. The doctor says she is threatened with pneumonia. Lottie Dickey will soon go to work again as her mother is improved in health. Some of the mump scare proved to be a severe case of cold. PORTLAND MILLS Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Avey and daughter of Indianapolis spent the ; day Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs. Joe 1 Scholen. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wimmcr s the day Sunday with Mr. and Harold Gibbs and children. Mr. and Mis. Fay Spencer daughter went to Indianapolis I day to -ee hi.s mother. Ray Rivers moved Ray Cunningham Friday from Gary to th hou.-c* recently vacated by Jim Staggs. Raymond Ball moved Frank llazelett hack from Gary Friday in with his father. The Ladies Aid served ilinner at Fi (I Poi ters Sale Tuesday. Mrs. Maud Gibbs, Mrs. Carrie Sp' ! ( f*r, Mrs. Ruth ( lodfeltor atC nd< I Hie shower Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Overpeck biic elect.

For All Co it (fits and AH Ac f c L ; Safe ami Reliable Children like i t. Mothers endorse it. All users recom-

mend it. rrcTOrm

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A Story of .n American Girl in the Mystery City . of the Orient A Draoia of Thrills and Romance

with PAULINE STARKE AND KENNETH HARLAN. MARGARET LIVIN'ST< » . I JASON ROBARDS. MATHILDE COMONT, SOILS’, ANN a ., !A f3 Today Lost Times Matinee Adolphe Menjou in ' ‘SERENA! COMING -THURSDAY and FRI|)a| Ucx Ingram’s Production “THE GARDEN OF ALLAH"

GREKNSBURG — Brass slugs are telephones here, being used to operate pay station Ogden, local telephone

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BUICK Outsells airy other 3 at in Buicks field

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Motorists like you invest almost as many dollarsinj Buick motor cars as in any other THREE CARS ill] Buicks field * * 'ZJaith means something when it is backed by do!/(in

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Rodi SEDANS $1195 to $ I<m ' ' COUPES Sl*ORT MODELS SlW to $1525 AllpTl*€if.o.b Itml, M It. h.. I’l.i ,T-»J, '.r f r,, t t • S, Ci'dr I ht G.M-A.C. tin mo* t d.nrabU'. u tv a dab It. MOFFETT & DOBI

U. P. ML LLINS, Pruggi.st.

Whippet and Willys Knight Service asi«l Parts

at the

H. A. $£*@rrift Garage

7 East Franklin St.

hone 679*

T. E. Sherrill Whippet-Willy, Knight Dealer