The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 April 1928 — Page 4

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Anniversary Leaders In the Easter Parade

SOCUSTV Qkest Colds akSpaL—Lsf^. throat and chest

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-LIGHT PATTKKNS -DARK MATKRIALS -TWO WM IIIKKR lil TTON « O \ IS -FOR \|! N W!) VOUNC. MIN -GR \VS. I \ NS, BM’KS. BROWNS.

Men’s Spring Suits and l op (>oats HKSE Sl'ITS AND TOP < ’()A r rS ;ii'o tin 1 Iasi wool in value. They are all new, llits spring, KL’s season, models. A goodly variety for East* r se l(*elions. The suits have extra trousers to niateli for .fa addit ional.

Important Accessories

v Ueautiful New SHIRTS $1.00 to 82.00 Fresh from ir wrappings in neat, attractivo and immaculate appearin'.'; patterns. Neck-band, collar to match, ana collar at2died styles. New colorings of blues and po)iular greens.

Handsome Spring 1 HATS $5.00 to $8,00 Smaft styles from Knox & Kmerson in all the latest off shades of brown, tan, and gray. Also imported hats in the popular pastel shades. Kvery man wants a new spring hat for Faster anil w have it for him.

.Mannish Looking 1 M

TIES

$1,00 and 8] .50

Here are some of the richest == to - you’ve ever seen. Domestic .ii’d foreign looms have con- = ributed the finest of heavy silk == plain colors or small, neat = figures. 1‘lenty of butterfly now- and four-in-hands. Hand ’ ide, and serviceable, “Spring

Back".

S held, and the annual election of ofm ficer- was held, hut a- it is possible , = that some of the elections loi the I 311 offices will not be tilled by ‘be ones = selected they will not lie announced. j=j Mrs. Beyl conducted the devotional jH services, and Mrs. Griffith >pve the = last two chapters of the home misif? ionary study book, “Fifty Gdlden g Years.” Mrs. Ed. Hoffman and Mrs. if L. E. Mitchell gave reports on the ^ “.Mi-.-ionan Educational Conference St ] u .| ( | r ecently in Tern Haute, which M Mrs. Mitchell ami Mrs. Hoffman at-

S] tended.

There was a good attendance at the = meeting, and a delightful social hour ’=■ tullowed the business meeting and the program and the hostess served de-

= lieious refreshments.

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= Dinner For Bride-Elect.

Si Mrs. M. K. Leavitt, 70d South Col- ^ lege gave a dinner party Tuesday

tXr evi nittg for her daughter, Doris, which time her engagement to Davis was announced. The wedding

will t:ike place in June.

The bride’s chosen colors of rose and green were carried out in the decorations and in the announcement features. The large table at which the guests were seated was centered with pink sweet peas. Those present were Ruth Roberson, Ethel Morris, Beryl O’Hair, Mary Frances Cooper, Elizabeth Chambers, and

Opal and Edith Leavitt.

Mis- Leavitt is a graduate of De- _ Pauvv university ami a member of |Hj Delta Zeta sorority, ami is at the = pre-ent Director of Religious EducaHlj lion in the public -chools in Shelby, n Ohio. Mr. Davis i.- an interne in the IHj.l in Hopkins Medical University, of

== i Baltimore, Maryland.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, April 4. (UP)— Hog prices jumped Id to 20 cent-. > the Indianapolis livestock exchange today. A few butcher- gained 2 • cents. Receipts numbered 7,500, 210 of which were holdovers. Bulk (150 to 000 lbs.) hogs brought $8.15 to $8.80. The top price paid was $8.85. Cattle receipts numbered 1.100 and calves receipts 700. I he market closed higher. Beef steers cleared at $11.75 to $14 and vealers at $15 to $16. Heavy calves went at $6.50 to $10.00. Sheep receipts numbered 200. The market closed strong. Spring lambs were auctioned off at $24 to $2i.o0.

Thursday and Friday—2 foiTp^

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PRICES

2 TO 5:30—10c 20c-

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FANCY SOCKS IN COLORFUL RICH SILK- THE PATTERNS ARE DIFFERENT, 50c to $1.00

FANCY PAJAMAS FOR SPRING .. TWO PIECE OR ATHLETIC I NI)IES, $1.00 up. NEW SPRING CAPS, • 1.50 TO $2.50.

$2.50 =

i --lops Coughs Quickly—healing,

demulcent.

DANCY SUSPENDERS AND BELTS—$1.00. S. G. Prevo Company

MEN’S STORE

“I was bothered with a hard perti nt cough, but found no other re nt ly so good and so quickly relieving as Foley’s Honey and Tar

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mona, Calif. Coughs and throat irritation-, hard bronchial coughs, lingering “flu” coughs, almost instantly stopped. It combines the curative influence of pure pine tar and the _ mollifying demulcent action of fresh == | clear honey with other healing ins§: gr< dients. A boon to those who sufHeifer from troublesome night coughs. ?= I Ask for Foley’s Honey and Tar Com- = pound —R P. MULLINS. Druggist.

EAST MARION

Lester Storm and wife of Indianaatlpolis visited with Mrs. Myrtle Storm

Npa l Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Newman sp nt Sunday with Oran Buis and family, afternoon callers were Mr. and Mi-. E. E. Buis, Leonard Newman Wilfie Tincher, Mrs. M. B. Sechman ami son Ralph and Edgar Sechman. Relativ. - from Crawfordsvilh spent Saturday and Sunday with

Glen Dudley and family.

Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Buis spent Mon ■ lay with Glen Burges- and family. Kenneth Wallace is working De-

Lee Bryan this spring.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Priest are vis • iting a few days with Mr. and Mrs.

C. O. Bunten.

Mrs George Clark ami son an I Mrs. Robert Storm visited Thur-day with Myrtle Storm. Mrs. A. K. Lamberts spent a few days last week at U. S. Monday's. Herbert Higginsc and wife called Mr. amli Mr-. Ohm Dudley Sunday

afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Win. Newman called Elbert Tincher and family Satur-

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boies, teale<1 with Blue Ribbon. Take no o(h«r. Huy of your ^ I»rurr1«t- Askfnil III.rirKK.TFIi

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BANCROFT TODAY ONLY—Regular I’rices NORMAN KERRY—LOIS WILSON

“THE IRRESISTIBLE LOVER’

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I.. M. ' day evening. ward Chew and family Small

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Pl.K \s \NT G MIDI- N Glendon Rightsell madul Tiie Old Baptist held an all-day j trip to Brazil Mi.m.ay sjod

THE RED RED ROBIN NATION-WIDE

WINCHESTER STORE SALE

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Winchester Razor free with two packages of Winchester Iund honed smooth; shaving blades at 3'Yo, all fo* TOoj

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iter Qualch Varnish for any

Winchester finest qual

saw hie. 5$ inch extr tajKT. 2 for -.■>

Beautifv yoar lawn ; with this high wheel

double gear

bearing — P<

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B r u ath for any houseltolduse ,19c

Pa< kagtiof T Akro Agates will Dr^givni to any boy

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irl bringing parent s Rind Kcd Kobm Sale.

Winchester Two Blade Pen KnifeStag ha-n t iJr —nickel silver lining. 9s© f | Winchester Playground Bafl horsehidf cover Firm — yet soft. 59 0

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Winrhestef professional oiled Horsehide full Leather lined fielders glove

Bovs? It’Ma Windiest er- Fas* AH steel - roller bear mg rubber tired wagon. .Size UJ ‘JO! #0.19

The Winchester St ore Special 3J inch brush for general usti A | | f >

Winchester sturdy ball **£}) bearing roller skates. B -i model, 91.79

model. 91 ,H9

)pular TO Inch size Winchester

Here are a few of the many other values to be found at our Store during this Sale. 0 Foot Full Rodded Step Ladder 91.*9 Boys* 2 Blade Stag Handle Jack Knife 19c English Pattern Garden T rowel 29o Bright Colorr ! Oust Pan I .To

Bright colored handle — fast cutting stainless •.teel sheer — Wmchester Store Speaul at $1 00 fcTchange voui old kink and get one for

7 inch hou3ehr>l- , baibers •hearii the Winchester ^Store SpeciaJ. 79o

Kill Insect Pests Get one of these Spray Pumps and kill ithe fliex mosquitoes and other u.sect pests ;{9o

Winchester spading Fork Heaw rrong sturdy 4 diamond back tines $ | s9

gallon gal vanized corrugated garbage can 7< #1 .

Red W Brand Screen Paint — Protects Prevents rust Long wear

mg Half pint con

29o

Winchester wheel barrow — seamless one pie^e steel tray - hardwood frame. 9Y.9S f

Winchester padlock# protect your property. Brass plated steel case - two keys. 11>c

WEEK-END SPECIALS Starting Thursday Morning (). N. T. Thread (Limit 10 spools) 3e 25c English Print, new patterns, per yd, 19c Yard wide unbleached muslin, per yd. .. 8c 220 Denim White back men’s overalls .. 95c Girl’s English Print dresses 81.00 Hope Muslin, per yard 12c Ladies’ Spring Coats $7.95 Ladies’ Spring coats $9.95 Ladies’ Spring Coats $12.95 Ladies’ Silk Dresses $4.95 Men’s new spring suits with two pair pants $19.75 J. SUDRANSKI CO.

I meeting' at th 0 school hou-o last Sun1 j day and they reported the largest k crowd they have ever had. They have arrann'cd to have a ba-ket dinner the

first Sunday in every month.

Edward Chew attended th" trustees meeting held in the county superin-

t- ndent’s office Monday.

; Ray Harper and famly of Green- j Da tie visited Thos. Harper and fam-

ily Sunday.

The senior das- play will be given Friday evening April the 6th. Otto Winders of Jordan was here on business Monday. *

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day of h eirs, • Estate

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Minnie E. Willi.. Mays & Mi up ht

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Fishermen' Here is a

wonderful Wuy.

Winchester Forged steel bow garden lake. 14 curved urth Select ash liandlr 91.19

Pantry Special — 2.Sc size - 14 oz. bottle Van Camp's 'Tomato Catsup. _ 2 for .tOr

5 foot steel cast

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$8 00 value, all for 9 1.9S

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yd. spool silk 1 80 yd quadruple action red

line

Bright colored handler — stainless ‘teel paring knife A Winchester Store Special, ‘kijc

£25

Winchester Fnmily Scale. 24 lb. capacity a kitchen 91 99

John Cook ft Sons Hardware Co.

1 Winchettef’ League Ball — Horaehule cover. Guaranteed 9 gmuigr 9Ho

Quality and Price

You know hardware inH rfahff what J.,,. loot f.r tlu, 5ir< thttwowntialj of «u«M y srcrsriarr Th.

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S-«t ehem °l WOO U'dividiully -April 5th to Mth. YouwUlhnd owiirrtWincUstorStorf *hr«o co-operative STORK '’'•P' n 4iiWe value-, m our own and all other effods m irrrrhandiMru make .1 powible ‘ Winehnler Store, at all time* Many of ^ for us lo offer you the values shown on tht* those values are Red Kobti, iaryo. nr today W orcuiar (Viul tiiey ait oo/uej-betauae they Take advantage ol them whde they hut. jJ

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IlillllHlI SPECIAL FOR This Week With Each 1 Quart Heavy weight, dish pan 97c We Will Sell 1- 6 quart Kettle for i c 1 6 quart Pudding pan for l c 1 12 inch Wash Basin for lc BROWNING-HANMOND HARDWARE CO. Phone 214. Illllliil

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MAGNIFICENT EASTER LllH AND OTHER POTTED PLANTS— j by Such ns you have never t+een before. And ^ creative department in a way to even eiilu 1 '' 1 ''’ 1 beauty still furlher. Order now for your L as * tr

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We invile you lo spend a happy fifteen ninui ,, “ 1 sl(m ^ :t( any time, amdist nature’s most beauUM ' (l |,|nijli(X I lowers. We look upon a visit from >•»* 88 ^ to serve you to our utmost. With (his in n" 1 " annoy rustomeni by urging them to purchase.

EITEL FLORAL CO. “YOUR FLORIST’’

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