The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 June 1928 — Page 2
THE GEEENCXSTEE DXIET BANNER, FRIDAY, JUNE 15,1928.
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Personal And Local News
<’ontrastinp- colors in kkl and calf -skin leathers. Attractive sandal patterns with lizard trim in spike or i nil it '.try heels $6 to $7.85 Potter Shoe Store
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I'ot of Reelsville spept
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A moment WITH HOOVER Herbert Clark Hoover, secretary of commerce, civil and mining engineer and federal fcod administrator in the world war. was born at West Branch,
la., August 10, 1874.
He wa graduated u s an engineer from Leland Stanford, Jr. University,
I'alo Alto, ' til., in . 1K /!'' f ari<1 . aft6 j | held up more or less because of rains spending ome time in California and , of ^ weeks> ha() a bifr Nevada, went abroad, tust to Aus- of workmen busy Thursday uolm M. Ined ahroa.l twenty years., pr(>parinff the gra<Je in th e
in omon ’ block immediately north of the public
W.ll Wetz has a new Bu.ck sedan auhourh he was engaged m mining ■ p am| bright am) early Fl . iday d divered by Moffett and Hobbs. | enterprises in Australia and India. ^ ^ big ( . qncrete mixer was
Indianapoli f 1 ’*' 1 ' th * w« r he returned to * iring in this block. 1 London and was named head of the rn , J * . . . a,,-:,.,, Belgian relief work, coming to the ex P“ ctwl l0 COm '* lete 11 ,,Ur "“ i
l inted States in 1017 to take the post of federal food administrator under)
President Wilson.
Although nevei regarded a regular in his political affiliation.--',, Hoover b<-. 'as Walnut street, where the pavement stops. This work will all be
complete, probably within
Karl Murbarger of
was a bn sines- visitor in this city
Ftiday.
The Methodist Choir will not practice tin- evening, but wilt practice
lu xt week.
BIG GANG OF WORKMEN GOT NORTH INDIANA ST. GRADE READY THURSDAY NIGHT. The A. L. Dorsey Construction Co., which has the contract for the paving of Indiana street, and which has been
the early afternoon.
With this block complete, the work ' w r ill start south at Hanna street and will come north on either side of the i interurban tracks and as far north
"" UlMi || |fc Dresses Drcssej Presses Lovely new dimities nrim rayons, trimmeil v iih 01 .^ tnm Clever new styles and Patt J ni pnnrs ami ilimiUes at
Frank Crawford and Hugh aie pending the day in Terri
mi business.
Hoiici Haute
SATURDAY MARKET PHONK 12. PHONE 12. Beef Brains, lb iy 2 c Fresh Boiling Beef, 11/ I2F2C Fresh Bologna, lb Fresh Liver Sausage, lb l-^c F'resh Spare Ribs, lb 12^4c Sugar Cured Bacon Squares, lb 15c Small Picnic Hams, shankless, lb 20c Sugar Cured Bacon, (half or whole) lb., 22c Smoked Hams, small, whole, lb 22 I ^e Fresh Pork Loins, small, (half or whole) Lb 25c Fresh Country Fggs, doz 25c Ikire Lard, 7 lbs $1.00 Pasteurized milk, qt. 10c; pt. 5c PHONE 12. WE DELIVER. W. !!. EITELJORCE
PLANS K) ORGANIZE HISINKSS WOMEN.
li Marie Zahfiraka?, of (Ireenla tie, wa in the city yesterday' interviewing business and professional women in the interest of organizing a Business and Professional Woman's club in this city. Mrs. Zaharakas was appointed counselor at the lecent state convention which
held at Michigan City. She represents the Fifth district and her duties as counselor includes the organizing of new chapters in six countit s. She is the founder of the Greeneastle chapter which has grown to fifty members since its organization.
Brazil Times.
Mrs. George White left today for Indianapolis to visit her two daugliwas ters .Mrs. Peek and Mrs. N’ewhy.
Peko Tea, V2 lb,
29c
Peko Tea, V4 lb 15c Jello, all ilavois, 3 pkgs 23c Cremeoil Soap, 19c V/hitehouse Grahams, lb 19c
Country Club Creamery Butter, Eli
Fresh Cream Cheese, I b .Mayonnaise, Large Jar Mayonnaise, Small Jar Apple Butter, 7-Oz. Jar
Apple Butter, Cjuart Jar . ..
Cocoa nut Lb
Taffy Bars,
Wondernut Giro, Lb.
4Bc :i2c 25c 10c 10c 2. r )c 17c 19c
Butter Crackers, 1 I.b. Package
16c
Tomatoes, No. 2 Standard, 8 Cans Beans, Country Club, Cans Bread, Country Club, 1 Lb. Loaf Country Club Sandwich Spread, Jar
25c 25c
5c
2.‘?c
Mrs. W. J. Hunt air I daughter, Ethel were Indianapolis visitors Fri day afternoon. Mi and Mrs. We ley Zeiggleman and Mi . James Marian spent Friday aftt .noon in Indianapolis. Ml and Mi . Lee Reeves and famil- are going to Lake Wawasee fui ! the week-end on a fishing trip. | Victor Cue and son were in Imlia- , napolis Thursday to see Mrs. Cm . who i: confined to the Christian hos-
pital.
Mr.-. George < luistie who ha been j visiting in this, city for the past month 1* ft Friday for he) home ,11 Miami. Mrs. J. C. Brothers and daughter Cena, are motoring to Tuscola, llliinois, to spend the week-end with rel atives. The condition of Mi Victor Cue who is confined to the Christian ho ; pital in Indianapolis, is reported im | proving^ ; Mrs. H. A. Godin nu moved frdhi the Lockridge apartment 011 we-i J Walnut -tie*t to the corner of Bloomington and Seminary t reels. | Mrs. Elizabeth Ruddell of Oakbui; 1 California arrived yests .slay afterjnoon to spend the summer with he: I parent , Mi. and Mr.-. Albert Landes i Clay Oliver named executor by tin 1 will of James H. Oliver has nle<| ap j plication and bond for letters. The I bond was examined and nproved nn< letters issued. There will be services at the Bethel M. E. Church Sunday afternoon at 12:80 and in the evening at 7:80. A young man lately called to pi earl will assist in the services. Mrs. Leslie Hamaker is in Terri Haute today to attend the commence ment exercises at Indiana State Nor mul. Eula Clay Heath, a niece o Mrs. Hamaker is a member of tin graduating class. At the recent commencement oi Indiana University, li. A. Ogg, o. this city was elected a member o ithe alumni council. Members ar. chosen for a term of three years, am this council of tweiity-rno members 1 has charge of all the alumni affairs I Arthur Heal, organist at the Ind | lunu Theatre at Bedford, and Janie. Hittle-, of the Granada Theatre, an ' hanging places for a week or two. Mr. Beal has been playing ut the In j (liana at Bedford for several week j coming from St. Louis where in played with Stuart Barrie at tin Amba- ador and The Kings Theatre Mis- Beryl Sandy in company will two other Connersville teachers left this morning (Thursday) for new York, wlieie they will sail on th* i lA-vlidhin Steamship for variou uountrie- of the orient. Mis.- Sandy will be gone until September. Thi party will visit England. Scotland Belgium, Holland, France, Switzer land and Germany.—Cloverdale Gra
I phic.
The close I season for certain spec i' of fish, which started May first will end at midnight tonight. Aftei dm'. Unit any species of fish may b< taken from Futnam County ,-tream ! ni a lawful manner. The closed sea on v. n fr r the protection of al j type of la^s, blue gills, erappie and other species, the propogation ot which is carried on and encourage •by the fish and game division of th< conservation department. If the pres rent warm weather continues the • dreams of Futnam county will he in excellent condition for fishing 0 the week-end.
Relish, Country Club, Dizie or
Sweet Pepper,
Large Jar
New Potatoes, 15 Lbs
New Lb.
Cabbage,
23c 45c
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A Blessing To Good Complexion! Protect your beauty in all kinds o' I weather with this new fare powderI MKl.LO-GLO. Does not (five the -kii a dry feeling, does not clog the pores 1- not affected so much by perspiru tiun. Stays on longer. So pure uni line. MELLO-GLO 1 made by a riev French Process. It’s truly wonderful —Mullins Pharmacy.
came affiliated v\ di the Republican! party and was entered as ;i candidate 1 for the pre-idp!! y against Senator Hiram Join -c.n in California in 1!I20. I He has a- erted that his affiliations 1 were with the independent element of j
the party.
lie suppoiPd Pre-ident Harding as against .lames A! Cox, Democratic | nominee, after th- 1H20 Chicago con-; vent ion. f’r ■ viou: l , in The Wilson ad- j ministration he hud appealed for the letuiii of a Demi ratic congress to uphold the war policy of President Wilson. In the 1!I20 primary Id.name wa placed on the Democratic presidential ballot in Michigan and he ran ahead of William Jennings Bryan and William Gibb McAiloo in
that balloting.
Hoover, appointed commerce secrebiry by Harding, i regarded as ex-! pert at efficiency in organization and ' lb- work as head «.f the Belgian food '
and a fedi I fooi | administ ra 1
tor in America, Jms received high nrai In recent months fie has been ! criticized by some Republican leaders |
ini the fa 1 in element generally
Mic part he played in fixing the price 1 .
d wheat at .$2.20 in the war.
Secretary Hoo\
Hie flood relief program during threcent disastrous Hoods in the lower ■Mi:-i ippi, and pained many frienos throughout the south for his action in bringing i.rder om of chaos in tiiat
stricken region.
two weeks.
diplomas were presented by President Brvunt ii . v anothei yy Hines of the school. Music was Ti-,..
Empty Auto is Hit By Train
TRAIN CREW FAILED TO FIND
How MACHINE GOT
ON TRACK.
provided by the school orchestra un- broa .t , d«-r direction of Prof. William II. station.
The commencement’p'Iop3
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Monon passenger train number 4, known as the midnight Chicago flyer, hit an auto at the- Murdock crossing three miles north of Bedford j Wednesday night. The train was j brought to a standstill and for 20 minutes the crew searched about for ! the “victims” hut none were found. The auto was then examined and it ^ was found that the engine was cold. Close by was a truck. After summing up the situation railroad officials , believed that the truck had been used I to tow the car to the crossing where was placed in the middle of the track, the owner hoping to eolreet was in charge of . . . , . , insurance, and get a new car. Railroad officials say the trick might have caused the train to be de
railed and badly wrecked.
The Democratic Club will meet : n ^ the As-embly Room of the Court ; House Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o’-
I clock.
C. C. Gillen will talk on “Stick to the Essentials of Democracy.” There will also lie a report from the Democratic State Convention. All who aie interested come out to
this meeting.
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I INK Ro \m BONDS SOLD The Brazil Times myr:
A bond i ui- «,i $8,200.00 to pay "i lb.- cor, , i ii. i dii of the Mitchael *!>''■ < i int ■ line gravel road bewcen Jliflfii-n unit (Tuy Counties 'unninp - smith from ickley street toad .vn- old today to the J. F. Wild In-'•-stmrnt company of Indianapolis by ’minty Trea urer Cullen Cochran. Hu following bi.l were submitted:
^ * '' '* love--tnn-nt C o., 4139.40 ) sented to 650 graduates at commence-
l f'n ion Vo ' .......4
KAUBLE & SON 1 ’•WE SELL MEAT III A I gooi, p, , V1 „ Pork Bones, lb Pork Shoulders, half or whole, lb. j-J Hood Side Bacon (by qioce), Ih. Smoked Jowls, lb Small Smoked Mams, ib 22 , / 2 t Beef Roasts, lb., 12^4 to .. Fresh Pork Tenderloin, lb ^ Armours Veribest Pineapple, large can Lamb, Veal, Dressed ( hix, PHONE 24.
NORMAL GRADl ATTTON TERRE HAUTE, June 15. (UF)
j Diplomas of Indiana .State were pre-
* ‘ 1 '' ‘ Ml ' s A Hint Co, f90.7n ; meat exert-i.se> tislay.
:— -j-.-— | Frederick Landis, Logansport N«-wr
paper publisher wu- the speaker, and
Konjola Banishes His Stomach And Kidney Trouble mlorses ITiin \ ew Medicine For Benefit of Others, He
State's.
EXTRA SPECIAL While They Last $2.50 Ferns for $1.50 | # t . ♦ • . Geraniums, 10c and 20c tact
EITEL FLORAL CO. “Your Florist”
MU. JAMES N T . BROWN “I once thought 1 would have to go hrough life always feeling halfick," .-aiil Mr. James N. Brown, 1213 L Seminary St., Princeton, Ind., but -Conjoin ha- surprisingly relieved me •f all my health troubles and 1 reartily imlo: «• It for the benefit of >thers. “My stomach was in a terrible conlition and ! had to live on a strict lift. Still, I wax subject to vomitng spell and never felt comfortable ifter eatii, Aljuig with this I t.uf'••red a jtruit <leul with my kidneys. Sliarp, hooting pain> would strike ne aero the back. 1 always felt ired and exhau, ted. During the night ( would have t., rise as often as ten times. “Now I am entirely free of all my miseries and only those who have suffered can appreciate what joy such relief brings. I have a good appetite, sleep well without having to get up once and always feel fine.” Konjola is sold in Greeneastle at the Owl Drug store, and by all the best druggists in all towns throughout this section. —(Adv.)
See for Ourself why Experienced Owners Demand \
Bodies by Fisher
In Oakland-Pontiac showroom* throughout the United States a special Fisher Body Demonstration opens Saturday, June 16. Cooperating with the Fisher Body Corporation, Oakland has arranged to demonstrate to autiv mobile owners everywhere the
reasons for the superiority and popularity of Fisher bodies.
Come to our showroom during the Fisher Body Demonstration, learn how Fisher builds bodies and what high quality of mafcri.il is used. See for yourself w I'V experienced owners demand bodies by Fisher. Don’t ntii-s tins opportunity to gain a sound understanding of such an important part of your automobile.
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Owldund All-American Six, $104? to $I2<VJ. New Serte* Pontiac Sir, $74? to $^71 All t'oco ot factory. Check Oakland-Pontiac delivered prices- they include loa f* handling charges. General Molars Time Payment Plan available ut minimum rate. J WAR TAX REMOVED—DELIVERED—PRICES REDI ‘ I D STAKKE & GRIFFITH MOTOR SALKS OAKLAND-PONTIA?