The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 June 1928 — Page 3

THE GREENCASTEE DAILY BANNER. MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1926.

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SSIFIED ADS

-For Sale—

Woman’s Dream

WANT secriy

f FORMER RESIDENT DIES Word has been received of the

: 2 '£ T™!,®', A M b r,;" rr;! Ccmes True

n,,,,*,,-n IIP , laiK > at „ time in communicatum>not to sneak Q Kush ' llIe » Sunday ni^ht. Mns. I At last you find a new wonderful face of thp t P | P ..i,,i on n f Some good property Abbott was 8 2 years old and is 8ur - ( ,owder that kep P s U «‘V away ° f thP telp ' as,on of

» •» . W ill TWTt tl-io on^

killing of birds and small animals by I ( n ,f TCarrfn

idr'valks.

by four children: Mrs.

;g SALE

jn . priced right, to sell at once. vived

Kilt Brown. 4-3t Cl , ig> Myra> Kdith an(1 I/OU Ahbf)tt '

. i Mr. and Mrs. Abbott moved to this

R SAi-C;-^“'“H. winter |city so that children eouW entpr De

Pauw and each graduated from the

tlnfuture, have |

reached such a point, ccording to

air guns.

The chief said that adults were as fond of shooting the air rifles as their sons were and that it must >top.

SALE:—Cheap, two

one yellow slfcker, size

574.

r SALE:—Jersey Cow and heifIf Jamc> Edwards, one mile of Coate 8 '’'!! 6, 4-2p i

University. Their home was on East

! Hanna St.

r SALK—Boxes: just right for w book-. Phone (i06. Bomgard. 4-3p.

For Rent—

r RENT:—Five room appartmodern six room house sefni■n. Wolfe 795-L. 4-3p.

R RENT— One large sleeping , Call at 8 W. Seminary. 2-tf

r RENT:—New 4 room modern N. C. O’Hnir. First National 2-2t.

l R RENT:—8 room medern dwe!a ],o Landes Apartments. Lucas liautier. 1-11 9t.

K RENT—Double house, fi rooms rooms. 302 West Poplar St 781-X. Roy Hillis. 31-tl

rtraar 'sf-. 1

, ..... ..... enlarge the 'pores, and

Inez spreads so smoothly the skin looks French experts, that saething must

like a peach. MKLLO-GLO is made be done to prevent pri te communiby a new French Process and stays cations becoming the i.pertv of evon longer. Good looking, well groom- , . . j •,i ed women simply love this marvelous er > bod >’ quipped with receiving ap-

new Face P.wder—.MEI.l.O-ULO. — paratus.

Mullins Pharmacy. In a report made tdhe Academy

of Sciences an engine 1 , Conti de-

est Hill cemetery and the time will scribed a method he scovered of be announced later after the arrival preventing anybody u'ng his teleof the son Irm Abbott, from North { phone in his absence By this in-

The burial will he in For-

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A BROWNIE —just the thing for a boy, and prices are as low as $2 here. MULLINS DRUG STORE

;R RENT—One furnished, mod-! eeping room. Phone 034. 4-1])' REN I After June i;, to 2 n modern house, south Locust J. F. Long. 4-2p. RENT:—East apartment, 41<) "alnut street. 5 rooms, sleeping breakfast nook, with gas porcelain refrigerator, shade.bds to all windows. Possession e. Joseph P. Allen. 4-tf.

No Rubbing

Lost-

—Phi Beta Kappa Key. IlePhone 259. Charles Whitmer. 4-3p.

Man’s light suit coat, on | Ro;k1 43 between Greencastle i awfordsville. P’inder call BanIce. Reward. 4-3p (1: Brown leather hill fold on Saturday. Owner’s card inside. Vt Banner. Reward. 4-1 p

Miscellaneous— '' reduction on all organdy for children.—J. H. Plteh-4-2t.

NOTICE fp who wish to study piano with Ruthleilge during the DePauw r School may see her at room first floor Music Hall anytime J nr Wednesday and on Thur.sternoon of this week and on y afternoon, June llth. Work "cs from music, kindergar- I c on is offered. Lessons are | .in cla-s or individually. The | begins Tuesday, June 12th. 4-lt.

| Fix’emupWeek House cleaning, papering, painting, repairing all takes MONEY

It’s our business to serve the people with limited incomes. WHEN IN NEED of financial assistance, see us. Indiana Loan Co. 24V2 Washington St. PHONE 15.

udge a USED GAR by the Integrity of the Dealer Your Buick dealer’s high business standing in his community—his solid, long-established reputation for fair dealing—safeguard your used car investment when you buy from him. He offers you a wide choice of used cars— including practically all makes and models, and covering practically all price classes. He will give you an honest description of any used car in stock. He wants you to be satisfied with the car you buy for he wants to keep you as a used or new car customer. Judge the used car you purchase by the integrity of the dealer who sells it to you. Go to the Buick dealer. You can rely upon his word. UICK MOTOR COMPANY hint, mich.-division of general motors corforation MOFFETT & DOBBS

Dakota.

LEAVE BRAZIL TO RESIDE IN GREENCASTLE —0— FAMILY OF SEVEN DEPART UPON ADVICE OF AUTHORITIES.

volition a call ha* to 10 mado in a certain pre-arrnngpil way. Otherwise “central” will no hear the call. On the other hand everal inventor have discovered a lethod to pre- ! serve a phonographic ecord of all telephone calls, with i without the knowledge of the spndr of the message. When a jealoushusband returns home after an osence of a week or two and picks ip his phonographic record he may ml something like this inscribed on i:— “Good morning, swetheart. That idiot of a husband hs gone away for a week. I’ll see y<i at the usual

place tomorrow.”

Or a business man who makes a deal over the telephon only to find that the man at the oter end repudiates it the following day has onl> to produce the record >f the conversation in court to conftind the other.

\<iti« r. m iMMH'Kirm (WnMliinirtori str«*«*u Oreoncaatle, IridlHiia, Ma \ :'2, 192^ t» > \ i.i. win *m it wa t'o.v \'.r \ NotUv Is heit-by tflveh by the Common Council of the City <• CreenoaaUe Indiana, that it deermd nocensa to make- iht* followin', dusuribed pu lit- thit»ro\« im nt in th« City of tSrecn-

lt*. In'liana to-wit:

t improve Washington Street, from the east property line of Vine Street to the west property line of Wood

astle, Indiana, by reidway by pavinp, sai<l

roadway with concrete, asphaltic concrete, wooden block or brick, laid a proper and suitable foundation

rdance with the

and specification.

the 4»ffiie of the city-elerk of sahl I hy a reputi

city. heiiiK Improvemi iif Resolution Indiana. In cas No I r*2s, adopted liv ?aid common the check will counHl on this date. ^ llfi’, )l,t i 11 n 1 H r " is Tlo Common Council has fixed bidder shall refuse

lui , dat< ■ itn n • ontn remonstrances mav he fil* M«reencastle.

h\ persons Int. rested in or I from th.- time he shall

St re t. in <Ii eeiuasi surfacing the roadv

Street, in

construe ting

both sides thereo

ile

to ascertain

that th , that

the

sign

fully ; the hi

mon

•nnf irmed ordered

gut t ers, acoord-

details ot tice <1 he-

o, l.j 1'ers uncll ; mittini

to the

Council that t';o l lit l«v r

•1 is

n

mlltinfC Pr« posals

the sa t i

that their flpture* are cor-

ach unit properly

afflda prop'

in f

rect. that they have bid on required, that the bid is

non-collusion airidavit perly executed, and tha

nil compliance with the ;,r.d >e- i eqiiirrtjnem s h«-rei

l., ivrsctns. firr

ms

cost ofj ence

ima ud anti

jxhc cont

urwise.

t rat Ho-

rry

ict

cent

compliance •in specified.

r corporations sub* shall demonstrate

action of the Common they have the proper

t workmen and experithe provisions of the

urbs am of. all i

ance with the profile, plans, and specifications on file in tlo of the city-eh»rk of said city ing Improvement Resolution

1!'2S, adopted bv the cotm on April 24. 1928. and May 22 ,1928. and finally said last named date.

The total estimated contract such improvement is $1948.ft2. The bids for the above named provetnent will be at said time place examined and considered,

the common council will proceed with out unnecessary delay to designate ny mon preliminary order the kind of const ru-j work ction of said improvement, and said]tne> common council expressly reserves the jot tn

‘;,V ftri.h""!;, V'y "m'l ! ".wnrea bid..’ di.put of fhA mal-rlal Md .dV.n, . 'dhln -f th.- ....t.-m.-n.s ..r

I shnll t.v fil'd Willi thp

ir bids

pr»

proper ma will not I)

ed.

Blddens must satisfy

mi nation am ion of the

uch

of

j a personal 1 t ion of i he

Xill loci

nod by i

ma.y choos.

♦ Miniate

inner; oth4’onsider-

themselves by

investiga

«>t her

I'ltV'.l'rrk licfoiv 111, hour of op. nini; the same. I'hcIi biihler is required

proposa I rk lie for

Kadi bidder with his bid

ndation. all deposit with his bid a cert it

in accordance with tin* profile, plans, for an am Mini not b ss than « d.t.iil* and sp, c-it leaf ions on file In I nd dollars nil oh.-. Us to r--.ffl,,- of th. ,-lt v -oh-rk of snld I by a repuialdo hnnk doltm hi

re«pilred to rt if led ciiecU

h u mlt ified

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cert

business in

esday, .1

w h icli hea rd

ment.

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comnu

pose

the bid is m»t accepter

ed to the bid-

in- return

bit

affected by Saif

and "M sa i

at its C"um il

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a nd

>nst ranees whit

date, m

cha

on council will mee

of heuring:

ribed_

xv i 11 \v ht pro| cidt

vt monst ranees

fili-d or which may he presented hear all persons interested

PROHIBITS FIREAIMS IN CITY

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KENDALLVILLE, .bne 4 (UP)— Police Chief Sawyer, tf this city has cited an ordinance which prohohit

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The efficiency of your washing machine depends upon the care with which you choose your soap. Compare the billowy, cleansinit, lO-serond suds of Kirk’s Flake White Soap that wash clothe* clean without rubbing, KIRK'S FLAKE WHITE SOAP IN BAH OH CHIP POHM

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owl n g

—o— • ORA LADY IS INVOLVED

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According To Brazil Times, Local Man Made Escape While Police Chief Waited For Him.

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Brazil lost about seven in population Saturday and Greencastle receiv-1 ed a corresponding influx in papula- \ tion when a family of Greencastle'-[ ”400” who recently moved to this city, left hurriedly on the advice of the: police and returned to their former!

stamping grounds.

In the party were Mrs. Dora Smith) ami her daughter, Mrs. Maude Sim-

merman and her five children. A Ju-! th? usp of an >' kind of firearms withvenile court case involving two girls | n , ^' p c '^ limits, a.- result of the r who had rooms in the house on east b,, ' a ! < ' n ft °f several wndows and the i,,,, ,, ,

Ridge street occupied by .Mrs. Smitli and jiarty, attracted attention to the

Greencastle outfit.

Chief of Police Fulk made an vestigation and diseov- red Hki'. a man giving the name of O t i m!..—who, according to repute, i a ludj hy no means—but a vault ek aner of Greencastle—has been staying at th 1 house as a companion to Mrs. Simmennan. Mrs. Simmerman, who i- a widow, and her four children, nn>\ d to Brazil a couple of months ago when things became uncomfortable in Greencastle. Lady is said have made frequent trips here and remained bver the week-end and is said to be the father of Mrs. Simmerman’s latest addition to her family—a baby about five weeks old— according to information obtained by the police. When Chief Fulk culled at the house a few days ago to interview f Lady the latter was eating supper ini the kitchen and came out in the sit- j ting room to talk to the officer. When; Fulk told Lady that he wanted him j to come to headquarters to explain the conditions under which they wenliving. Lady excused himself for a few minutes to finish eating his supper, remarking, “I guest you won’t object to me finishing my meal.”, Chief Fulk rc ponded, “Oh, no”, and tried to keep an eye on Lady when; he returned to the kitchen hut fear lent speed to Lady’s plans and wings , to his feet and befote the officer rea-1 lized it Lady did a Houdini and the kitchen was empty. Lady decamped without his coat and hat and Chief Fulk took po; -ession of them and is holding them as hostages for Lady’s,

return.

Charges of adultery were to have I been preferred agailist Lady and Mrs. Simmerman hut when Lady disappeared Chief Fulk accepted the of-! fer of the'woman to leave town.) While Lady is said to have moved the family from Greencastle here he was not on hand this morning to move them back and they were fore-1 ed to walk out of town. Mrs. Simmer-1 man told Chief Fulk that they had | had nothing to eat since Friday morn-j ing and the officer gave them some money to buy food.—Brazil Times. |

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properly is Hffectvd by ho id ipo^ud I mpufivomunt, 11ml will <lu- . w hutlit r tin* b**iH‘fitR tlint will Meerut to 11 ip properly Mbuttinp nnd adjneiTit to tli•* proposed Improvemi'nt and to property liable to assessment vlll 1 equal to or exceed the estimated ' ost of the pn.posed improvements as estimated bv the elty civil engine

H’orporate Seal). < ’ha rles Met la un he castle. Indiana.

Attest:

r.win KnsigH. 04ty-rierk.

28-4-21

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improve- I notified of the acceptance of the clock, ' said check shall be forfeited

id j <’ity of Oreencast r- J said check and anvi shall be deemed

been j liquidated da manes for

and so.

oposal shall h» it**mized

da' • beet

)ve-

K*k

iTdbers,

t for the purconsiibrlnn any

may have

the bid is accepted and the ll refuse nr ncnlect to enter ct with the Oty Of

Indiana, within ten

Hlmll ha

sa me,

»e forfe it ed to the le, Indiana, and the the proceeds thereof to be ascertained and

failure to do

el\

• v, Mayor ofOreen-

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and

a wa year

t he

ITach proposal shall he itemized as each item of work to he done and materials furnished, with unit or sep-

arate prices.

The successful contractor shall nunr-

* a nd warrant the workmanship matariala used In the work he is

awarded for a period of Three < *> «rs and said contract shall contain

rantee set forth and Wfirdu * page 22«. Acts 1921. 4»f the del Assembly of the State of I

Plans and specifIcatio

provement

the city-der)

nd investipta-

proposed

?r means as the accuracy

the work to be done

after the e or coin-

plain or tne statements or estimates ,,f th*- cit\ civil engineer, nor assert that there was any misunderstanding as to the nature or amount of the

work t«> be done.

Witness the seal of sold elty and the signatures of the mayor and city-

el* rk thereof, this Mu

(Corporate Seal!

st :

t yor

iv 22nd, 19 2s

r.win Knsign. City-Clerk. Charles Mcdatighey, Mayor.

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Notice is h« r»d»y Kiven that sealed

proposals will he received

m< n Council of the City tie. 1 ndiana, until « < lav. June 2t»th, 1928,

‘ l»u

t he const met ion

descril)e4l pultlic im

nera 1

Indiana

speidfications for said imnre on file in the office «»f rk <»i sai«l < itv. Kach bidder

shall file with his bid the usual Malory affidavit of non-collusion. The |

sful contractor shall " •••* ‘

NOTICE OF EXECUTOR’S SALE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as Executor of the last will of Cornelius East, deceased, and pursuant to the order of the Judge of the Putnam Circuit Court, will on June 12, 1928, beginning at eleven o’clock A. M., offer for sale at public auction and for cash to the highest bidder, the personal property owned ’ y saiit decedent at the time of his death, consisting of one Jersey cow, soon to be fresh, three shoats, one disc hairow, one twowagon, one breaking plow, one

tn-1 I’Iib

te his

.■onxiruction anil niHlni.nai.i ' i.ixhIh ,et double work harness, one harrow, for lm rr''irHuVh he R. . V';;:, one carriage, and other farm tools

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which shall

the •

sufficient, all to m a I of said council.

of Greencas •Mock. 1*. M,.

me 2him, 1928, ut w hich

hour bid* will be pullllolv "pened ami

uretii s ti»- « "UM« ii <i • Miv ui "p*-r j | U) t herein mentioned, also household

meet with tht* -••*"*•**'*-' n\- J The successful

>n c I ndi

the comme from the

t ha t he lias c | o f the Work i of Indiana

bidder shall iiincil with

st rh

mpl

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,ii iwii'id uf iniHann| former home of Cornelius , iast about

led with Section <♦"

mpr* Indi

overn*-nt

ont r

Per

11 ighhmd »f t igh

Sir»*et, from • tion

! goods and cooking utensils.

f "fil'n" 1 .' ’This property will 1h> sold

1 an a

a,1 | three and one-half miles south of

( ( . m ' Pleasant Gardens, and abo jt one mile Hiiin will imi in- given fur Hi ^ west of Walnut Bridge.

modification or expin

f any bid or proposal after

lias been filed with the Ridders are expressly

act with said City. ?rmission will not he

withdrawal.

Board •

s.

pensat ion erlng int

«’om

enl

Ivan Huffman,

TLxecutor.

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COME RAIN

on

SHINE

Day Wonder Sale — 7

GRANADA

riVMSeasons^ Great IMotioni Fici

THE ‘GAUCHO’ WITH Douglas Fairbanks COMING THURS ^ND FR1.

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CLOSE-OUT SALE

Every pair of shoes must go.

SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY ; One Day Sale of •' /

A clean sweep. Out They (io.

Our entire stock of fine shoes must he closed out regardless of cost, loss or value. Regular .S5.9."> oxfords, all new

styles—

Special $3*95

White Broadcloth Shirts Both neck-band and collar attached, finest quality English broadcloth. A Special for Tuesday ‘ $2.50 Values

EXTRA-EXTRA

Don’t forg-et, we still have several bundled of those larg-e size men’s handker-

chiefs. Red, Blue or White.

SHEEP SKIN COATS / J Here’s a hot one. $9.95 coats. Buy one now for next winter.—Very Special,

Special 30 Each

$5.95

HERE’S A GOOD ONE

DRESS SHIRTS

Fine quality dress sox, black or tan, or black with white feet. Only a few pairs at this low price. Special 19C

Laundered collar attached. Here are the ones you are waiting for. Regular $2.50 values. Spacial

F. E. TODD & SON

20 E. Washinstlon St.

Greencastle.