The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 June 1928 — Page 3

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®UECiREENCA8Tr,E DAIBY BANNER. FRIDAY, JUNES, 1928.

j $12.50 to $U. Vealers cleared at | $11.50 to $1.‘..50 and heavy ealvet j were quoted at $7 to $11. The sheep market closed steady Lambs were $1 to $1.50 lower. 0— — —, ■ -.- M L OYLIt INDIANA MU'HUIAN CITY — Bruce Ann .'-troiiR, I'etleral dry ugent who aidec in a series of dean up raids here i few week - ago iai 280 nicklt which he is trying to find an owner I he nickels were taken from a slo". inaehiiie in one of the places raided \ rm.-,troiig refu.ed to say whethei *h per on- I'lainnne the money wil be arrested on a gambling charge.

^ n , I \ ndr er* W hi te, who w ill report the Krt*uhlM*« .ir>a ftomo Yitinnn! * r»m< ntions ter KMI-tC, I tv Kenrtt Rwbork "*«**o* at I< I nr. Irving out hi; new microphone control parwH to be wwd KrpnMiran ( nnvcnh/in in Kansas I i<>. The top <W tbc hoorvl m » [plan Ilf lie cvinv. ntion hall and each of the biark hwttoo* rsntroK, kroP , '"m It'd 111 the hall ;*>• hoo-n by Ibr KoUow on the Onot tn inn rnphoiu can l><- opened or rlnord b» prronoy iq, ror. idinp I«I W>iv Bt mar of this method Mam> \b bite «r>< hr the one* i ho v. ill haw the conv rot ion •'under he- iWomh’ mi ill Ihowr. A heard, with incither floor pUn, ■oR be modi hp thmtm WKsAa pt n when the Democrats meet

WIlliHSON Mr. and Mrs. Roc Hird have cunie to the parting of tlv ways here. I , feathered wife ha deserted her mate to be near a gold li h pond at the home of Mr. am 'li w Uerl Jellrie- The red bird stay, dose to the pool ami once was .-cei to drop a worm into the water. <_>i uiiothi r occasion she was seen It swoop down on a cut which wu. showing inti it t in the glittering fish

11 \|;s |\ I’RH S 1 Him Hi M,n> i)f I he Woods' College , p.ijs. Right Rev. Augustine | \ of his erdination to the On Friday evening of this

Livestock

INDIAN VTOLKS UN liSIOt lv INDI YNAPi>1 is. June 8. (UP) V 15 cent tleclinc in hog prices wa- wil nes-ed at the Indianapolis livestock

RECOGNITION SERVICE HELD AT UNIVERSITY

will he the principal riailuat ion exercises ii High School l(n hoys

vi,.! Rawlinson is a foi rner stir boy, hi' father lining ent ef the (las Company, Ijn , .f his residence here.

speaker "xchange today. Receipts, including f the 105 holdovers, totaled 0,500. Hulk I 180 to 1100 lbs.) hogs sold for $0.25.

The top price jiaid was $10. The (attic and calves receipts clo-

et| steady and lower, respectively. CatMi receipts numbered 700 and calvi ri eeipts 1,100. Steers sold olf at

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< '.alumr» is an old reliable standard of genera' t ions of thrifty houseunves. Nearly half a century ofcsp^riencC is Inn k of es-i'ry'fin you buy. No expenmenting in its man' ufacture, no mistakes, lailutcs or regrets in it* use. Tty it. You’ll derided improvement in your baking# ye», and you'll tastej it, too.

sumiiii*i -. s-ion, 5 M. c. A., Gradu ate School, Nashville, Tenn.

Miscella neons

Haiti r Hulhn k, 1’iize for writing

Old Gold Day Play.

Rut5 Hard, Prize for writing May

flay Pageant.

Hum .1. Yant, \tlilotic Cup for th<

host all-around man in sholurship

athletics, and sportsinaiisllip. John Cnimdius Marshall, Sigma

D*dla t lii i up tor the best all-aiuund man in < holm hip, athletics and

1 sportsmanship.

Lloyd Mes-ci until, Tin' Guy Mori -.in Walker Silver Cup to the Sen 5 im who ha- must advanced the fanit an iiitci. -t nf Del’auw University. ; Ji - si - Riel, omer, Rector Scholar- , hip prize sluo, for largest numbei j "f points \ Seniin Rector Scholar . 1! eh. nine! made jp) points, highest

of any senior.*

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MADISON TWP. GHOST TOWNS ONCE THRIVED

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ife goes .smoothly in Happy Hollow is a rule. Snake creek writhes! Iirough its length, and from its pools | he Pawnee Indians snared succulent ! ish, and in it little redskins waded tnd swam. Snake creek passes along , he bases of some of Kern’s clitTs, ; vhero there was a well huilt Indian I

own, a century ago.

At Kern Station, James II. Skelton j \as one of the leading citizens by ,

CALUMET THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER ALBS 214 TIME*THOSE OF ANY OTHER ttHAND

Fix’era up Week lluiise ( leaning, papering, paint-

nig, I'eiMinng all takes

JVIOMOY

DM our luisiiiess to serve the people with limited ineomes.

hid \ in ni;i;d

ol Imam iai assistance, see Its,

irtue of being owner of the saw nill, a store, a grist mill, a -hingh 1 uill mid being postmaster. Hi. , laughter, now Mrs. Ki 1 Goddard, of | Jteeneastle, also had charge of the | lustolfice several year . The lac . Framptoa Roekhill had the otfiee at lie station part time, and also the jostoffice at Kern Clitf-, hefore hi noving to Greene a »Lle. James Ruir'v was also at the Cliffs office. The shingle mill which was operated by James 11. Skelton was oin f the tohaeeo-ehojiper type, which •vould just as eagerly take a slice off jf a hand of its operator as off of u block of wood. It did do so, frejuentiy, Ihe chunks "I wood from •vhieh the shingles v . re cut were -teamed in a covered tank for hours so that their fibre offered the lea t esistunee jiossihle to the knife. Tin latter was a guillotim ort of af lair operated by a sera s of levers, tnd produced good shingles, but slow

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The railroad's station was raised a little above ground level, on posts. I some trains stopped tln-re, and sotm did not. It was one of the latter tliiit was boarded at tin .-ncastle by an intoxicated man, bound for Fern. He was assured by tin train conduc•or that he would hu\. to remain on .he train until it reached Terre Haute •roin which point ho could teach hi. lest illation on an oast hound accom-

modation train.

Rut that arrangement did not suit the man, and, as the train Hashed past the station at Fern, lie -ti pped offt just to spite the conductor. $< me of the mail for Kern wa I thrown from those fa t trains, and

JHF. BANNER '' a U"lit, hoar g a familiar

j ditling and thumping sound, went outside the station, and started to •raw! in under the building to got lie mail suck, but bumped heads with the (, runk man, who was crawling ul. hueh a feat could have been put over only by a man whoso muscles and joints w ere completely limbi rod by long-continued and heavy u-c of! whisky. If you or I had tried it, wu

would have been killed.

Several miles west of Fern Station, wa.- the siding known as Alma, from which the late Alfred liirt shipped a very largo quantity of timber.

rou AVE On Every Purchase At The A €* P

Cigarettes

Swans

All Brands

Down

Cake Flour

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Imiiima Loan Co. •Ml/ CJ\*/2 H iishingtoii St.

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ECONOMY STORE

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B* I |)i leu.- mo very high hill Ihe IX ONOM'l is still making prices that art not Bkliihilive. YOU ( AN ALWAYS (»LT B (M \LHA AM) UUK L AT Tin; B IXONO.MY. Nik from null failed native sleer, lb., .‘{()e and 25e Ksl from same, lb., 22e and loe

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Id Sugar ( Tired, h bole slioulder, lb. . 20^ , !iiics from same, lb 17c Siiy end td same, almost boneless, lb., 25e Meeomnu .ul these for fry, hoil or bake. ill’s HraK as! llaeon, I lh. roll d.b - 1 'b extra quality, sugar cured hams, "hole, lb 2oc pr ( Tired I!acon, lb 2oe ItK LAUl),lb. . 14e F'Rg s ( orn Hakes, largest si/,e th’

JH COFFEES:

I "Uiireli (use less lor a good cup), Ml, ooc I biMvell House, lb 4He 1. lb 4He r a 'l!e Ship, lb., only 45c jko* Special, A Sure Repeater, lb. 35c r •deh, (25c seller), 2 for 31c T * ,l 'aioe>. Iri^li ('obblers, 5 ll>s. He f 'ted Sugar, 10 lbs. .. 65c l,,' i '.-Ue W hile Soap, 10 for 37c

f 1 LB. LOAF .

h>i.;il Toilet Tissue, 3 I n- 23c

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Coffee

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Tomatoes

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Del Monte

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Milk

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Pineapple

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lee Miller and daughters Lleunur an,l I’eggy and Martha Miller an spending u few day at Muncie with relatives. Mrs. Helen Maddux spent the hitter part of the wei k with her mother Mrs. John New gent. the Ladies’ Aid met on Wednesday with Mrs. Mary Garrett with a wry good attendance. Nick Nieholfuti and family moved to the Rurkett plate Saturday. Orville For rand a ml wife and liar ry Ferrand returned to Terre Haute or: Saturday. .*Iis. r red N'utgra - and son called on Mrs. Maude 0’Haver, Wedtic da/. Leona fall visited her aunt, Mrs. Oscar Roach on Thursday. Aunt Manda Wood is some belter at this writing.

burn like lire ulld the food would in v er digest projierly, hut. fermented c i that bloated in my stomach, i severe, headaches and black would float before my eyi . 1 subject to vomiting -pells and night 1 wu- very restless. My

new were in bad shape, causing ter- stored to

healthy condition. 1 ant

lihi' tnlm . . , .1 the j- nt- m my [confident K -njola will do for i/tlicru hail ktieos were stilt' and ore. what it has done for me.”

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"I get this new nicdiciiit' nml towns day I am entirely f.ee of my troii at bin-. My -tonii.ch is without pain ot kid-(misery Ulld iny kidin ys htive been re-

Konjolti i- s Id in Grecncastle at tin Owl drug store, and by till th* In t diuggists in all towns throughout thi- section. —(Adv.)

Health Trouble Vanished Since She Got Konjola

■ AMERICANS w//o want to pack up andm

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YOU SMOKERS, A READ THIS If You Have Recti Skeptical of Five rent Cigars

of Misery I or First Lime Years,” Says This Lady.

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To Hie gentlemen of the smoko jury to yon men who have reached the do. i ion that you jusl can’t gel « good smoke for five cents—we want to offer some new evidence. All we nsk you to do is to try oin- more fiverent brand: Hu i itiui f{il>bon. You’re going to t»e urpt ised! At last, for the small sum of five cent* you can net a cigar made entirely of ripe, lovfj-fillcr tobacco. Never heard of unh a thing? Maybe not. But it’s a joy'us reality now. Not a strand of bitter, raspy under-ripe nor a I trace of insipid over-ripe tobacco ; oMially found in low-priced cigars. Nor any short, loose ends to crumble I in your mouth. No, sir, Havana Ilibbnu has the fragrance, mellow-niild-ness, rich flavor of line tobacco at beet lh . in c evci v loaf is fully l Itll’K. Risk ono nickel, men—at any nearby cigar counter. Or, betj tor still, try a 1‘radical Pocket Puch.- '■/' 9t BY* cifpfla

I,very American admires this Lind of a motor cur. One w il h »po« <1 .. . •nap... power ... sty lo. ^ it Ii **wry advancement known InnuDmintno engineering. H il li must cry ol mileage nml time. Il'a long anil low ami rakish. ( «ilnrflil . . . comfortable . . . delight fully ra«y to drive. \nd a* for «|iialily in

rlin«-i- and body ... it’a aimply iintnalelied anywlicre at its price. 'I Itioking «*f a car for y our atimmrr xaealion? t ome and are. Ibis Allkmerioaii Six. k car \»ilh exerytiling tlial txpietd Vmcrieana admire. .lust the car for American* x,in, want to pack up and go! Rnailnlcr, $10?.* (Uirr ubrclt end

i-Honr ^nlnn. $W4 t: tnmltin < '•o»»e. $l04tt ''port

•n,n» lire .-(fr..); Plm.ton. *W?i. I lhior ''•lino, J//4i. (nbtmlrt. ill i.K landau

.Wort. 11.’6.7. Acre I'ootoo Sir, t? t'i to **7.7. Ill price* at factory. Pontiuc deli) trial prici'r— I her mcliidt /ooesl hondlioe ilia r **' r.

Time Pay tin nl rian aniilnlde at minimum rale.

t heck ttakluruH t.enrrnl Motor*

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viaaat'C? MRS. BEUTHA JOHNSON “I suffered intense pains in my 1 stomach all the time, but since taking Konjola I am out of misery for the first time in years,” said Mrs. Bertha Johnson, Route No. d, Box 74, Elkhart, Ltd. (near South Bend). ‘‘After meftld tuy gtomach would

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