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FOR SALE—Gas heater, practically new. Phone 252. 12-2t.
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of Everett Taylor, near here. are recovering from gettii dr n !< on lightning. For several ,i-i\ f n || ivv .
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mona, Calif. Coughs and throat ir ntations, hard Inonchial coughs, lingering “flu” coughs, almost Instant |y slopped. Ii combines the curative influence of pure pine tar and the mollifying demulcent action of fi .sli! clear honey with other healing in I gradients. A boon to those who stif-1 fer from troind, some night coughs i Ask tor Fob y’s Jlonov : ad Tar Com pound.-R. I>. MULLINS. Druggist.
Rheumatism 4nd Stomach Misery Ended, She Says
USED VICTROLAS from $15.00 I up. Guaranteed. Cartwright Music | Shop. It. FOR SALK— Baby chicks: about 250 Buff Rocks, ready to go Tuesday, the 17th. $11.00 per hundred, if ! one takes them all. One mile east
‘hoiijolo Relieved That \»ful Grind of Manhattan on National. Amos Kl-
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FOR SALE—Bedroom, dining room furniture and rugs. Saturday, one to iluee-thirty p. m., 505 So. Locust St.
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FOR SAI.E—A good gentle work and brood mare, price $25.00. Inquire at Banner office. 13-2d., Iwk p. o FOR SALE—Good clean furniture. 112 West Walnut St. 12-lt.
FOR SALE:—My residence on Indianapolis road to right party on payments. Major Orton. 0-11.
I Why Pay More for MeaR [LAMS, SUGAR CURED SKINNED, Half or whole, lb 20' 2 c r’ARE RIBS, FRESH MEATY, lb * I ERE pork SAUSAGE, per lb [URK ROAST, ENGLISH (TIT, lb ! -‘- c * I I ' ON, SUGAR CURED BREAK EAST. IIl 2 Ac, 22 I-2c, 20 !-2c I TXICS, SMOKED, lb 1 l i'ESH PORK BRAINS, lb i2 ' 2t ‘
MRS. ROSE MILLER. “Knnjola ended the rheumatism iml -t much misery I had been suffering for eight yeui and 1 am glad to indorse such a medicine,” said j Mi Ro • .Miller, 1101 North AdamSt., South Bend, Iml. “There was always constant grinding pains in my stomach after meals. Gas formations would bloat me up ami cause my heart to burn and palpitate wildly. Sometimes I thought I would top breathing. Besides being in mi-ery all the time with my sti mach, I suffered dreadful rheumatic pains in my arms ami legs. I was so sore and stiff, I couldn't move without being in pain. ‘‘Thre bottles of Konjola relieved that awful grinding pain in my stomach, and ended ill the other misery I had been suffering for years. It also ended every rheumatic ach< and pain in my body and strengthened my nerves so that I enjoy better -loop at night than I have for a long time. No medicine ha ever done me as much good as Konjola.” Konjola is sold in Greencastle at the Owl drug store, and by till drug gist- throughout thi section. — (Adv.)
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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Player piano, bench, 25 rolls, $110.00. In good condition and fully guaranteed. CartwrigTit Music Shop. It
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FOR RENT— A first class brick store room in Cloverdale, Ind., near the center of town on Main St. Eliza M. Hurst, Cloverdale, Ind. I1--H o FOR RENT:—Landes Apartments Lower and upper. Lucas and Gautier. l-5ts.
FOR RENT:—Three room furnished, modern apartment. Phone ('>20 X 10 13-2p
“Sure do. dim! But this is the la- time. ,\1 irtha is going to order from \V ETZ tomorrow."
OneYmndlulsA 't/> ‘‘Say old man, when I cook your dinner you'll say, ‘O c of the Wa' lorf. You’re a cl ine de luxe.’ We deal at WET!
FOR RENT— Upper four room apartment. Heat and water. Close in. J. P. Gillespie. 5 tf
()ur store will be I'm' cf the very best in cats for your Sunday dinner StrawberrE j will be very cheap for Saturda; —Large bunches radishes at 5 for 10c; Green onions, fancy at 5c bunch. Lots of oTi good eats of the highest quality that would please i king We are after your business and if the best food on earth is what you are after we have it. Everythin, in poultry, pastnes, clu e, pickles, dried fruits, and table goodie WILL "WETZ CO. FIHCV :mER!ES,FRWTSa"dVEGEUB'.f5 "/f/'/y /// the market. ive tuu/r im PHONE 82
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
S JIM-DANDY NICKEL CIGAR Made with Ripe Tobacco and Ripe Experience When good tobacco and thirty ing experience gel together, yo i re pretty sure of a good smoke. But when combined in a cigar you can buy for a nickel, man, you’ve found something! Here it is: Havana kihboii. Value? Count ba( k over the years— over the old-time purchasing power of a five-cent pieco. Smoke a Hu > (t )UL llibbuti. A’ou’il lind your nickel buys a better cigar than it ever bought. Sheer popularity has done it. Immense production enables the uso of tobaccos usually considered too expensive for five-cont cigars. Havana liibbnu is made entirely <>f t ipi tobacco I bo choice middle leaves of the plant. No bitter underripe nor ‘‘tlttt" oru-ripe leaves. Pure, flagrant, im'Uo^-mllll tluvnr of tobacco at it best. Is>ng tiller, too no “cutting ’’ or short ends. Al-o sold in Practical Pocket Pa nijiof five utjuis.
WANTED WANTED:—Married man on farm. Phone Brick Chapel Bainliridgr Route 1. .1. F. O’Hair. 12-2p I.IYK WIR A i IK.NT -Hamllc live wire line household necessities lurg est best line. Strongest guarani' e. Made and better sales plan-. Sample Most rapidly growing firm in country, Real cooperation. Investigate. ( all 472-X. Ask for Sale Manager. 13-Ip
FOR PROSE! I TING ATTORNEY (lifford K. Dickerson of Jackson township announced that he is 11 candidate for renomination for the office of Prosecuting Attorney for Putnam County subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary, May 8, UI28.
WANTED:—We can use a man living in or near Roachdale nr Bainbridge for special important Work. Car desirable. Steady work. Good pay. Write H. A. Thomas. Rockville, Ind., for interview. !3-2p
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Mrs. Mary B . (name furnished) San Franci co, Calif., says that “Foley Pills diuretic very quickly stopped a bad pain in my back, and where I used to lie awako at night with rheumatic pains, I now .sleep in comfort, and enjoy a good night’s rest.” No one lieuld suffer backhr, rheumat ic ine, sleep disturbing kidney and bladder ailments, when Foley Pills diuretic may be so , , td and o small . eo ’. R. P. MULLINS, DKUGGE3T.
Baby chicks ana hatching eggs from big white Leghorns. McCullough orchards. Rural !)5. 5-tf.
NOTICE Farmers of Putnam county. The Brazil Tankage Co., is paying vl.50 for horses and cattle. Will remove your hogs free of charge. Reverse call, Brazil 3!M or 5304. The plant that never goes out of business. 27 Ct)L
NOTICE I wish to announce the opening of my Barber Shop beginning Saturday, April 14th., each day from 7 A. M. ’till 8 P. M. Phillip Figeas, (104 Ohin Street. 13-2p
The ladies of Bethel Church will serve a chicken dinner .Saturday the 11th., in Court House lobby. 12-2t.
RED HKD Brooder stove, ‘’Seventeen jumps ahead of ’em all.” See it at Greenca tie Hatchery, 22 S. Jackson St. Phone .’Bifl-L. 12-2t
FOR TREASURER Alva K. l.i.-by of Marion township announces hi-; candidacy foi the nomination for trea.-urcr of Putnam County. object to the decision of the Democratic primary, May 8, 1928. , —o—————— MIST MONE GRAVES wt \\ \IMTMK HEROES
NEW ORLEANS, April 12. < UP)— The graves < f more than 200 war heroe- in Chalmette National Cemetery, just south of New Oilet. s, must be disturbed after the occupant have lc|it peacefully since 1812. The removal of the dead, all in the “unknown soldier” section is made necessary by the recent decision of Missi 'i|i|>i River < tinners that au additional levee mu t te con-
structed through a part of the hal* lowed burial grounds to protect two southern Louisiana pnrishe from’ possible flood danger from high waiters. investigation and ling “rt by engineers disclose! oat tin i iv t hank was caving and that these giveways were undermining tin old levee. The new levee was determined upon’ a- a double precaution against .ho recurrence of flood stages on thd Mississippi. The soldiers were I. i in the battle of Cha'mette when the Americans defeat'*' General Pakcnb i o forces and thus stopped the Uri 8 invasion of the southland. On the majority of grave mar! is ap)>ear only numbers, curri spomlii j with a similar number in old army records. These numerals aid cemetery officials in keeping track of graves. Now and th- i hi ’ .ia>n * or the abbreviation ol a e pears on a marker, indicating l the occupant of the crave win at I t partially identiti before tnui I. Chalmette • »ry is a place. Its laic ■ d driv. way-, h elcd b\ huge ' and magin Ii: ■ tract tonrist fnuu all vi try.
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Head lettuce, leaf lettuce, green onions, radishes, tomatoes, celery at
Cooper and Inman. Phone 23!). It.
USED VICTROLAS Before you buy any kind of a used musical instrument be sure to see the wonderful values we are offerintr. Cartwright cMusir Shop
( ON TESTA NTS FOR “MISS GREENCASTLE" « o — Mury T'orr, It) Bloomington. Ilene Mundy, 205 Bloomington. Leona Welle, 109 W. Liberty. Pauline Hostetler, 101 S. Locust. Jane Justus, 811 S. Locust. Emma ( hiinline lloste, 309 S. Jackson. Pearl Arnold, S. Indiana. Ethel Hall, 611 S. College. Ed mu Marks, 320 Bloomington St.
Snyder’s Catsup, Ig. bottle .... 21c Country Club Catsup, Ig. bott 1 \ l5 r Asserted Chocolates, ib 20c Bananas, lb
Pound Cakes, Each , P. & G. Soap, 10 Bars Crystal White Soap, 10 Burs
| HHHIIIIII Ill) Good For 5 Votes For Miss Voles Must Be Cast at Granada T heater, April 26 or 27 for MISS GREENCASTLE
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Kirk’s Soap, 10 Burs ....
Kroger Soap Chip.', Dkg Avondale Wall I’aper Cleaner, Can Kroger’s Soap Powder, Pkg Old Dutch Cleanser, Can
12 2 c
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(Men, Wondcrmi U)'* Butter, Country (Tub,
Lard, Lb. .
Avondale No. 1 B >ms, Each
Clifton Brooms, Each Leaf Lettuce, Lb
13' c
(Gc 39c 10c
Celery, 3 Stalks
Carrots & Green Onions, Bunch . ..
25c
5c
