The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 April 1928 — Page 4

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OUR OWN MAKE CLOTHES

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Kxtra Pants To Match s').00

HIGH QUALITY

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M on’.' swtateis uf summer t \ l< in tin luti-t rolur. of green, com, white, ete. fKal and \- neck-. New ()u| 1 ulur weave-. 1‘riced otil\ $5.00

I SI utl{|\ i d: Another shipment of our (juiility suits for men and young men. All wool made aeon ding to our strict require-

ments. Handsome patterns for spring.

Take Advantage of Our

$1.29 Shirt Sale!!

I In dim sale is going log \nnually men supply their spring and summer needs from this sale. Mannish oatirns—A large variety!

( ollar Han' 1 Styles ( nllar I o Mateh Sty les ( ollar Mtaelled Styles.

—Ilroadeloth —Madras —I’ercale

noon they were aceomiKmied t ■ t ! home near Dayton Ohio, h> Ruth right.

Du Pont Paints are paints that LAST

sell a complcrr lincofilu Ponr ’ ' ptint products durable paint for the outside of the house, lustrous varnishes for floors and stairs, pjints in delicate tints for »alls ami ceilings, in fact a finish for every household n*ed. Du Pont paints have the same uniform quality, the same high standard of value, for which Duco, inaJe by du Pont, is universally known. Our shelves arc stueLed with a complete assortment of du Pont paint , sarnishes, enamels, and Duco. Come in and talk over your painting problems—now. Out Drug Store \. FLKENOK Greencastle. tnd. PAiiV fS VARNISHES ENAMELS DUCO

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wu- lie ting iiere lust Sunny b Hev. \V. !•:. Wilmoth.

K v. W. K. Wilmoth, wife and son, I’ .» Turner of Indianapolis, 'If. • I Mr . Georg' Pierce ate' Sunday lie 1 with .Mi id .Mis. Elbert Bet-

tis.

Ke\ Larry Niwgent will preach l'ie at the M. I’ Church Tuesday) night .May J. 1.-eryoiie is cordially us .'11I to attei Subject is "Pri.-on Life”. .Mr. and Mi Libert Bettis and Willard .Miller, Mi.-. George Pierce I c.dli'd "ii .Mr Mr-. Arvel ItoiU'hj "t (itI'l'ncastlr-, iiaturtlay night. Mr.l and Mis. Itoaeii have a new tlaugh-l ter, named Virginia Lucille. 1 here is ijiiiti a tot of sickness I around here at present. Friday being tin' last day of school j t Mi - I'.'-tell Lrank’s school, the] patron- and fri' d- gave a dinner for!

her.

KOA( IIDALE = Mr. and Mr-. Glen Clodfelter oI’; l.al'ayi te visit Saturday and Sun-j = "ay with Mr. ' Mrs. Ashley Barn- 1=5 1 . and attended the alumni banquet Saturday night. Dr. and Mi.-. 1 . C. Collin- visited ter, Mrs. I'i.'iiI King and i-band in Indiana* |^£ Mr. and Mi Vrthur Ashly and as nniglitei-, -pent Sunday with Mr. |3|

THURSDAY and FRIDAY—Matin** « Nad WILLIAM HAINES-Alice in THE SMART SE

When he starts loving—nothing can stop him! So W illiam Haines wins the girl, and wins the came, loo, in lids hree/.y. amusing and up-to-the-minute tale of gay doings among the younger society sot.

You don't have *.0 know polo to know this is Haines' grandest comedy romance!

CLAIRE HULL AND HIS Wanderers

THOSI. I'Kppy i n nan ainFits.

HUD TRACY AT THE BARTON

\ allies Up To S2.00 and S2.50 S. C. PREVO COMPANY

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FILLMOKK Mr. ami Mr.-. Maynard Wright who Itev. an; Mrs. Wilbur Day of Jhy- "en here : r the commencement txul Center visile. F. \ . Da;., w 1 • .ml ervist- spent Satunlay night and -on, Fiidny and Saturdav. Sunday with honiefolk. Sunday after*

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12:^ Burdsal^s LacELike Enamel Easy to apply, Hows out smoothly, dries quickly, but not too quickly; no special thinner, no lifting old finish, no offensive odor, waterproof, weatherproof, maximum wear, for furniture, automobiles, linoleum, floors, ete. Supplied in several colors and clear. ^ Mullins Drug Store J-

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JJUUUkJiiLiAJ PAINTS Famous Jot Durability

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iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiitliii See The Line Of Refrigerators at Gardner Bros. Urices are all wholsale Uitih Grade from 822.50 up. All Kinds On Display.

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Red Crown Ethyl Swallows the Miles

|YED enow\ \. (,asom\e * ^ is llir coinprosion furl that made post-ihlr llir lii^h r«mifircssioti — llial *»i\os an old engine llu* adtanla^cs of hijili compression. ^ on have heard how Red < town Ellnl refiners gear - shillin{» — pieks up I’astrr — Sites more power—**kuoeks out lhal kuoek". Kill urn d<ui*l know Red Uroun ImIiG until \on *te ridden with it ! No one ean fe//>011 whal it means to niotorins. I hal’s a ihrill >011 fia\ c to fccL l ill up )our lank miIh this ianious gasoline onee and ualeh \onr ear Set ama\ ! With a soil purr of quiet pouer it slip-* over hills — crawls Ihront>h Irallie—spt‘cds on the open road. Swilllv it answers your slightest loueh! Smoothly it swallows the inile^ ! t»o riding onee with K ( d Crown Ethyl and >ou*ll agree that the big differenee in performance is well worth the small difference in priee ! At Any Standard Oil Service Station and at Most Garages Standard Oil Company [induuui] JTV’Vr' CREENCASTLE, INDIANA 3

TODAY— LAST TIMES— .MATINEE, 10c—25c - Night 10c HAROLD LLOYD in “SPEEDY” (LAMil': HI LI, AND HIS“WANDKKliHS”

arui Mr.-. Ed. Click and son. Mr. and Mi.-. .Joseph Crosby of j Greencustle visited Saturday nigid and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Na- ^ than Call. Mrri. Crystal Bertrand and children left Friday for their home in Springfield, 111., after a few days’, visiu with her mother, Mr-. Martha Higgins. Wilbur Smith of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kenyon. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stewart and ion of Attica spent Saturday night! and Sunday with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stewart. Mr. and Mr . k>ily Hall and chili dren of Olney, III., visited Saturday • night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ' Hersehel Zollar- and children. Mr. and Mrs. Cle Flynn of Dan- , ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nichols and daughter of Crawfordsville j visited Saturday and Sunday with MrJ and Mrs. J. L. Wilson.

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Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claudei Mi^ Bess Allen CHaj Clark ami family at Indianapolis. j Si.iurday ami Sund„v vij Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hudgens of ent.-, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. iirei lu'.i-tle visited Sunday with Mr.l Mr. and Mr . WwJBis

(Jmntield visited Sutarig

.mu Mrs. W. s. McMahan.

Al Cox left Monday for his honiej * untidy w ith the fonnuld it Gulfport, Mi.-s., after Itnishing hi:-, and Mr.-. A. L Bri# . i hool work Jiere. I Mi-s Nell Lockridje dr V\Tn., Mary, Gladys and Ali.e j ' ‘ s l icn * v V i i,!g of Indianapolis .-pent Satur- ^lr. ami Mrsll

day night and Sunday with their) r • t ‘l= c • parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Young.

Mrs. Laura Faller uif Mrs. Daisy Vam-coyoi'ib guests • f Mr. and Mr,l

Miss Kathylcne

diauapoli.- visited over % with her parents, Mr.'

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark visited

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sutherlin tcok the latter’.- parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Applby to tlteir home in Crown Point Sunday. Mr. Applby is suffering from a cereberal hemorrhage.

Glen Rogers of Indianapolis visit- j ^ EppenlaU. "d Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A.( *^ 1 ' ani ^ '* r ''

Fuller. | £j - )n ' Indianapolib d

Mr. and Mis. Forest Hennou of McCumpbe . acre

].:in.-ing, Mieli., spent Saturday night ' al '^ Kalph Ete 1

end Sunday with Me. and Mrs. J. \V. children.

Hem.on and daughter, Wilma. j Mrs. Iler.-cnel Zollar i! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bymaster and j are .-'pending the ve«kii eliildren vi.-ited Sunday with Mr. and! ent Mr. and Mr.-. B«k*

Mrs. Roy Trooper and son. roy , 111.

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IF CHRYSLER "7i” a were merely more beau- | if it yrtfr jutt an average good value—it would dea*r\e ho aprrial cotvaidrratton fr«n

the buyer.

Buf it clumoui for hi« coniideratiotl and detnands hi* attention by reason of a gauge and proot of greater value which cannot be es-

caped.

AH car* today *<-ek to

approximate Chry sler "72" pel formatter by patterning after Chrysler engineering. But after three tears ot striving, how close are

CHRYSLER“72”

the i to UU N» clour thi* tlntf JtM *l e .A* they lu'* •* to approidJi ^ "72" h* 1 •ad gillop* ‘ r( tod p«i‘ tbf ® more tbm *•>* of the el<I or 'l Chrysler •no* 1 ’ 01

of 1924.

{'here * P hook reasew W mg cars of ^

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than the "72." There

a valid reaaon for pa) tag ^ „ for any car other than the -• * •. * <

Illunriout New ( hi\*lrr '*72“ /Vice* — Two-p»«*eag«t Coup* »uk iumH< u “ ' * n4,; Rovd Sedan, 11595; Sport Rniditer {muh ntwbU test), $lS99i nupe, l 595; Tohii Sedan. 11695; Convertible Coupe (with rutabltft**). i ,05. All price? f, o b. Detroit, snb}ect to current Tefarsi txnii Ui* £**1’ Jtalm art in a fioution to tittnj tit ton-vsHinct */ttmt fayman. N.k Chrvilrr R*d l le.d ’ Lngine—to tait fulladrautart of bitU-r-tm)'*** 1 ^-, 'lanaara equipment on all body modeb of tka 112 h. p. Il*teTial~ *t, u aLs» tl*si* T * ft . n > ad'ttrr and aiailabb at 'light extra cost for atbar body types, af the “fl" “* O. J. RECTOR SALES