The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 June 1928 — Page 5

THE GWiWCA& UAILY BANNER, FRIDAY, JUNE 8JL928.

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Our stock consists of Firestone make of ti» only* As we are over-stocked it is necessary to move a good port 1 °l these tires at

ti»e ioiiov'mg iow prices:— Firestone Gum Dipped Cord

30x314 Ueffular $7 t S5 30x3^4 I’vtra Size $9.40 31x4 Oversize $14.50 32x4 Oversize $15.50

Tubes

:i0x3'- 2 $1.50 Extra Size $1.80 31x4 $2.15 32x4 $2.25

Firosione Gum Dipped

Balloons

2914-40 $10.15

31x5.25

33x0,00 32x0.20 Oldfield Tires 30x3 Regular $0.80 30x3Extra Size $7.20 31x4 Oversize 811.80 32x4 Oversize 12.40

$17.50 $22.10 $25.50

*1-40 1x5.25 13x0.00 32x0.20

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Tubes $2.05 $2.95 $3.70 $3.90 Tubes 30x3*4 $1.35 Extra Size $1.50 31x4 Oversize $1.85 32x4 Oversize $1.95

Oldfield Balloons 29-4-40 M0 31x5.25 4.20 33x0.00 c7.00

Courier Tires

30x3*4 Regular $5.50 30x3*4 1-xtra Size $5.95J 29-4-40 Ralloon $0.90

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Air/ay Tires

30x3*4 ReguJr 29-4-40 Balldi ■

Tubes 29-4-40 $1.70 31x5.25 $2.45 33x0.00 $3.05 Tubes 30x314 $1.25 30\3‘ 2 Extra Size .... $1.40 29x4-40 Balloon $1.50 Tubes S ‘- ,H 30x314 Kcffiilar $1.10 $5.<I5 29x4.40 Balloon $1.30

Our entire tire stocks priced at the same reduction as the above listed. Oar stock consist of all fresh, new stock. There are no seconds or blemished tires in this stock. They are also under the factory warranty to be fne from defective workmanship and material. The warranty is the same as all standard lines carry. Our service f»oes with every tire pufehased wifh the exception of Courier and Airway. This service means that we will call any lime, at any place within a radius of 5 miles of Greencastle. Air your tires, or repair punctures, free of charge. ■# •' '■*■*•>wP ,» Used Tires We also have in stock several slightly used and second hand tires and tubes. Almost at your own price. These tires consist of almost every size. We have some extra good buys in 30x5 Heavy Duty Truck slightly used in Goodyear and Goodrich makes. FRANKUN ST. GARAGE A. R. CHENOWETH, Prop. Phone 68. Wrecker Service.

FRtD \Y’S FIVE BEST RADIOS WJZ, NetWork, 8 p. m.—Chamber music concert. WJZ, Network, S p. m.—Wriftley hour. WBZ, Sprinfiehl, (388), 8 p. m. Musical art trio. WHY, Schenectady (880), 5:30 p. n. WUY players. KOA, Denver (328) 9:15 p. m.— [Deliver Composers’ night. SATT RDAY’S FIVE REST RADIOS W I/. S irii field, (888), 6:10 p. m. Ro.-ton symphony ‘•po))” concert WEAK, Network, 7 p. in National yinpliony orchestra, i WJZ, Network, 8 p. m.— F’. S. Navy band. WLS, Chicago, (845) (i p. m. — Barn dance. WMAK, Buffalo (545) 7 p. m.— Jp'-rn, "lolnnthe.”

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\T THE YON( ASTI.E Francis X. Bushman, who is periiaps the best known figure on the silver screen today, is co-featured | with Anna Nilsson in the Univer-sal-Jewel production, “The Thirteenth Juror,” which comes to the Von- | castle theater on Saturday. Long before many of the present1'day tais were ever heard of, Hushman was known as tin* matinee idol I of the screen and to all appearance I In* is still as youthfully handsome as he ever was. A few yeai ago le retired from the screen for a muchneeded rest, but was persuaded to come out of his retirement to nlay in j''Hen Hur”. He was such an outstanding success in that picture that j the public insisted that In* remain be | fore them. Since that time In* has {appeared in several big production* including “The'Marriage Clause” and I The drip of the Yukon,” both Uni1 versal pictures. “The Thirteenth Juror” is an adaptation of Henry Irving Dodge's remarkable stage success “Counsel for ( the Defense” which was the hit of Broadway for three seasons. The adaptation was made by Charles Login* of Universal’s scenario departmeitf. Edward Laemmle, ^m* of the best known directors in the industry, pro- | tuced the picture. The supporting a t includes Walter Pidpeoi , .Martha Mattox, Sidney Brucy, Sailor .Sharkey, Lloyd Whitlock, George Siegmunn, Fred Kelsey and a host yf, others.

Country Club Corn, Can Standard Tomatoes, Can French’;'" Bird Seed, Pkg Karo Syrup, Maple Flavor, Can

Fudge; Chocolate or

Regular Price, Puffed Wheat,

Pkg F ;Red Peanuts, Reg. Price, Lb Relish, Dixit* or Sweet Pepper, Jar

Vanilla, 15c

Your C hoice* of iho Following lloms At 3 for 25c

9 k

Corn Flakes, Country Club, Pkg

Milk, Can

Country Club,

Macaroni or Spaghetti, Pkg Cat up, Country Club, Bottle

Jelly, A: sorted, Jar Salt, Country Club, I Free Running, Pkg. .. * I ip ■ Regular Price, Lb

Ivory Chips, Pk;*; Rinso, Pkg

Your ( hoicc of the Following Items At d for 25c

4 k*

Milk* Country Club Can

Bulk Olive ,

Clifton Tis ue, r u . Star Naptha Powder, /J I p Roll "C* Pkg The above items are not priced regularly at, 25c as you can see by comparing with regular prices.

45c

Head I.eltuee, 2 for Strawberries,

15c

New Potatoes, 16 Lbs Oreeii Deans, 2 Lbs

NORTH ( LINTON FALLS

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The most costly and elaborate I

South American scene yet construct-I Services at the church hero Suned for the screen is that of the shrine ! ( | ax w( . ri , we || attended. foreground in Douglas Fairbanks’ Mi ,. : prank who la att.ew production, Douglas Fairbanks i tpn , |inK stut ,. Nonna | ut -i*,,, ,.. n au as The Caucho, now showing at the j hl)( , nt lhe w ..j..,,,,,, wit |, her parents, Granada. |Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frank. Not only the dozen buildings of the Mr ar)( | .v] rs . g. o. Ensor and Mrs. plaza and street, hut the details ol'jj ohn j,,.,. a tt,.nded the funeral of decoration, including an unusual va [ Mr , i iUt )„. r Mcliargue, at Fanner.,’ riety of merchandise properties, con- Chnpeli s un ,| ay afternoon. -tilute an ensemble of rare architec-I Mr , Ward Arnold and baby are tut.d and attistic importance. spending the week with her father,

The long Right of steps leading to the shrine at the back accommodated several companies of soldiers. The | palace and adjacent buildings represent the finest architecture of the

Tom Betti; and family. Mrs. Violet Shonkwiler spent Monday afternoon with her daughter,

Mrs. Ora Smith.

Miss Cullie Bettis is staying a

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Bee of Indianapolis, called on John Bee and wife, Sunday afternoon, (’lias. Miller and family icnt Snn-

South American metropolises, having f ,. w w ,.,. ks wi(h Mrs. Harry Mooi

been designed by Carl Oscar Borg, Gjr*- ncastb*.

I 1 ,Mlh * at Swedish art t Mark Kllis and family unit Clay

On the block approaching the plaza I are store displays of ponchoes, sombreros, pottery, fruit, flowers, plants,

framed pictures, statuette*, beads and I ,i„ v , v ;th Ezra Lewis and family

laces and posters, while parked at u \ PW Richmond,

iomer of the plaza is a small trav- Edna Callings returned home for cling circus. At times the produc- the summer, after spending the win;ti° n unfolds, the set is occupied by | ter with her daughter, Mrs. Mae

| hundreds of white uniformed sold- j Francis of Kokomo.

ieis, peons, civilians and a dusky Miss Opal Frank ha been confined j horde of gaucho bandits led by Fair- to her home with a case of mumps.

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j During the making of the film, the] ;et was visited almost daily by prominent South Americans touring or re-! j siding in southern California, among j |them Dr. Honorio Pueyrerdon, Argon-| 'tine ambassador to the United States. oDRY FORCES t REPARE FOR G. O. p. ((INVENTION KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 6 (UP— j Three hundred prohibition officers] under the leadership of E. C. Yellow- . ley will Is* on duty in Kansas City | during the Republican national con-

vention,

Already under-oover men are at, work assembling information preliminary to the wholesale raids planned by prohibition officers a few days be- \ fore the convention opens. Local enforcement officials predict i thousands of arrest will follow the' arrival if the government agents. A the result of reports of a gogantic drive against bootleggers the | price of alcoholic beverages has in- ] creased slightly. Bootleggers say prices will go .-till higher because of the high i list of operation due to federal inter Cerence. Yellnwley is well known in prohibition circles in the middle west. He is I credited with drying up Omaha and variou- other cities. He is now local , “d in Chicago.

Children's exercises will Ire held lien* at the Church Sunday evening, June 17. Arthur June and family of Plainfield are visiting friends and relatives in thi:' community.

NEW I. U. NI AI I BLOOMINGTON New tudent iditi.r- nf the Indiana Daily Student campus publication at Indiana University, at;* .lee DeLo, ef Kokomo, and Miss Birdie lb , of Fltna Green, DeLo will be in charge of t'ae State Fair edition ef the Sau lent next fall and will continue as editor during the falU semester. Miss Hess will hnve charge of the summer ses-ion i sues of the paper'. Both have worked their way up through the rank; of tin* paper and are prominently identified with campus activities. WABASH, I ml., June 7. (UP) — The chief of police is looking for a damaged automobile hen which ran into two tombstones at Fail cemeter y bore. The ehief said that no automiiiiile could have done this damage without hurting the car. 11“ regards it as “unnecessary destruction."

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Beef Brains, lb 7*4c Fresh Boiling Beef, lb, i2*4c Fresh Bologna, lb 12*4c Fresh Liver Sausage, lb 12*4c Sugar Cured Bacon Squares, lb KJc Small Picnic Hams, Shankless, lb 20c Fresh Sausage, lb 20c Sugar (Tired Bacon, (half or whole), lb., 22c No. 1 Smoked Skinned Hams, (half or whole), lb 24* / 4c Pure Lard, 7 lbs $1.00 Pasteurized Milk, pt, 5c; qt 10c Fresh (Country Eggs, doz 25c

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