The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 June 1928 — Page 3

the GREENCASTEE DAIEY FRIDAY, JUNE 22,192S.

SSIFIED _For Sale—

,^LE3 piece Kaltex living 0te. phone 432-K. 22-2t —o SALE—Late cabbage plants, r doZ . Call after 4 p. m. Joe f 5 E. Liberty St.

^ SA LE— Aster, snapdragon, j E®' t pepper plants. Phone 612-X I “frank Alice. 21-2t ; Q. caLE:—Electric Sewing ma-| Phon, 18T-Y. 21-2t! —o jpg «aLE:—Strawberry plants, 1 berries. Phone 376, Mrs. Douns. 21-3t.

ginality of treatment in western pro* | du.tiori will find their contention dis tinctly unwarranted when they see I "Gallopine Thunder,” Bob Custer’s | largest film, which opens at the Von-

Originality to the very last degree conception of 'tory and the amount appears in the treatment of this film, eftruly delightful humor which has

“Galloping Thunder 1 ' ha? all the speed been packed into it.

and thrills of any out standing we^t- Custer has a vehicle here which aP ein, but the point in which it stand- 1 .v- him full ability to reveal talents

tie theatre on Saturday afternoon.* iai above the rest i- the different

OR SALE— Residence property, j Washington street, reasonably Terms if desired. If inbercall phone 712-X for appoint-20-22-23-3p.

.-.g .SALE:—Underwood Reasonable. Phone 825.

type

14-tf.

OP SALE— Nine room, strictly jem home; shrubbery, orchard, fmit; barn, garage; 1 acre pi: price reasonable. Terms. Walnut, 1 block West Monon. i-H. Williams. 6-3t., 21-3t., 25-3t.

SR SALE—While they last, late 5o, cabbage and sweet potato ,35 c'.s. per 100, 300 for $1.00. S. Butterfield, Phone 132-Y. j 21-3t

—For Rent—

FOR RENT:—5 room if nent and garage. R.

modern W. Shafer. 22-2t.

^ S-P-O-R-T-S ^ ^ Of The Day 4 ® Here And There ® Twilight League Standing

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S. E. Trojans

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N. E. Tigers ....

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Fire Dep’t

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KAUBLE & SON

Phone 24.—We Deliver.

PORK BONES, LB

.. 5c >

FRESH PORK SHOULDERS,

(HALF OR WHOLE) LB

17c |

SUGAR CURED SIDE BACON, LB., 22c ■

0 SMOKED JOLES, LB

. 15c

SMOKED HAMS, (SMALL), LB..

224c

VEIUBEST PEACHES, (Urge Can) 30c

FRYING CHICKENS, LB

. 35c

LIVER SAUSAGE, LB

12^0

COTTAGE CHEESE

.. 20c

FOR RENT:—Five room house, car garage, also three unfurnishwoms. 565-Y. 22-tf.

FOR RENT:—Homey, Cheerful uphte 4 room furnished apartment ■in. Phone 416 Y 202 West Wal-21-3t

FOR RENT:—Property ' St. Phone 7G0-X.

207 South

22-tf

DR RENT:—4 room apartment per month. Phone 321-Y. 22-It

K/R RENT:—3 nicely room reasonable Phone 730-Y. o PjR RENT:—Modern and garage. Phone

furnished Summer 20-4t Apt. 5 795-L. 20-4t

A SMOKE SURPRISE FOR ANICKEL Here’s a Really Fine-tasting Cigar at a Low Price

FOR RENT OR SALE:—My farm mile southeast from town, known the John C. Browning farm. For nnation write Ina M. Lockwood, Arlington, Ave. Los Angeles, Jt 18-6t-lw.

—Lost— LOST — White handle pen-knife, r.lie-day P. M. Return to Banner. 22-2p.

You smokers who raise your eyebrows when ‘‘a good five-cent cigar” is mentioned—don’t be so sure that ‘‘there ain’t no such animal.” There is! All you need is a nickel and a memory for names, to get on its track. Havana Ribbon—that’s the cigar. Been on the market for thirty years. Always a mighty good cigar for the money. Today—thanks to modern methods and immense production—it is nothing less than marvelous! Kipe tobacco—from heart to wrapper! Smoke so cool and sweet and full of mellow-mild flavor, you’ll scarce believe such goodness could ever be crowded into a cigar for five cents. Try it, men! A nickel won’t break you. And it won’t make us. Yet, if you think we’re overstating things, your dealer is authorized to hand back your money, if you say the word. There’s a cigar counter near. Let’s go. Also sold in Practical Pocket I'ackaya of live cigars.

Neuritis Pains Stabbed Her In Back Like Knife

“Konjola Is The Medicine My System Always Needed,” Says This Lady.

—Wanted— 'anted—Angora goat. Phone 50, Meridian. 21-3p

posi-

lADIES—Train for a good Learn Beauty Culture now. place you when finished. Write Moler College, 512 N. State Chicago. lfi-6p.

—Miscellaneous— •ygy peas go at 5c pound Satur- ’ •Mil 1200 pounds are sold. Wetz 22-2t.

..ME next Sunday and bring your 'Is to the Studio Tea Shoppe for '•dicious fried chicken dinner at

P- m. Phone 8.35.

22-2t,

* * Potatoes are selling this week J' 1 Pounds for 35c. See Wetz 8 Sour appetite is not just right. 22-2t.

Wi K'ONOMY store • aie -tarting our country ser1EA1 1 RIJ'CK and want to ■I- many homes as we can. •at our service advise us. 20-4t.

Wr y I'cag g 0 a t 5^ pound Ratur- , Ulll, ‘ '“W pounds are sold. Wetz , ‘ as ' 22-2t.

p 0,1 Ra * P now ut First Na-

1^, ‘ ""k ami Central National

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Putnam county fair

at the

Lie 91, " ^ Kyrn ’ Friday evening, :F» n “ h , ::i0 P- m* $100 per plate. ;o )r| '"'- v lute rented invited. Buy ':,>»• u. Hs ear, y that the ladies may

many to prepare for.

MRS. PAUL JLAINEY. “The aches and pains of neuritileft my body very ijuickly after 1 started taking Konjola and I feel other sufferers are looking for just such a medicine, that’s why I am indorsing it,” said Mrs. Paul Rainey, 326 E. Lewis St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. “My suffering had made life miserable for me and it seemed I could not interest myself in anything. Every time I made a move these neuritis pains would stab me in the back like a knife anil jump from one spot to another. My back was always sore and achy. The pains would get so bad sometimes that I couldn’t stand to be on my feet and would have to go to bed for several days. “Konjola is the medicine my system always needed. I could notice a great change after finishing the sec- ; ond bottle and after completing the treatment every ache and pain was gone. 1 will always stand ready to praise this surprising remedy to any- | one.” Konjola is sold in Greencastle at the Owl drug store, and by all druggists throughout this entire section. — (Adv.) ,

|k t , r 7'' l" ta of hungry folks the tii J. <>n '“'rih. 12 clerks to serve

for the

best

in eats.

22-2t.

at the voncastle Those moving picture fans who cot tend that there is no -parkle and mi-

never before biought out in hi< former pictures. “Galloping Tunder’ 1 promises to prove a mc.-t valuable stepping stone for Custer in his path to the top of the worlu oi westerns.

SATURDAY’S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES. WBZ Springfield (333) 6:10 p. m. : Bosti.n Symphony Orchestra “Pop”

concert.

WEAF Network 6:30 p. m. Goldman Band. WJZ Network 7 p. m. Four H Club I program, address by Secretary of Labor David. WPG Atlantic City (273) 7 p. m. jCreatoie’s Band. WSM Nashville (337) 8 p. m j “Grand 01’ Op’ Ry.”

New potatoes are selling this week at 15 pounds for 35c. See Wetz when your appetite is not just right. 22-2t.

ECONOMY STORE We are still wanting to sell you your MEATS AND GROCERIES. Here’s our proposition: MUST BE WHAT YOU WANT OH YOUR MONEY BACK. Round or Loin Steak, Cut As You Want It, Lb., Only 35c Other Good Tender Steak, Only U3c Fresh Pork Shoulder Steak, lb 23c Pork Chops, Small and Ijean, lb 27c Pure Pork Sausage, No Water Nor Cereal Added, lb 20c Swift’s Premium Bacon, 1 lb. box 45c Swift’s Breakfast Bacon, 1 lb. roll 33c Sugar Cured Bacon, well streaked, any amount, In 25c Pure Lard, No Suet Added, lb 14c BUY BETTFR COFFEES FOR LESS: Monarch, lb 55c Maxwell House, lb 49c 3 F, lb 49c Battle Ship, the kind you want more of, lb 45c Our Big Special, Always Good, lb 35c Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs — 65c We Redeem Crystal White Soap Coupons. P. & G. or Flake White, 10 for 37c Canned Corn, 3 for 25c Fresh Milk, Qt., 10c; Pt 5c Canned Milk, Large Can 10c GET THE FLY QUICK WITH Black Flag Fly Spray, Pt 41c Fly Tox, Pt . v 59c Hospital Toilet Tissue, 6 for 45c

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Grain market reports over WFBM from 3:01 P. M.

Monday to Friday, at

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Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, Pkg 7c Post Toasties, Pkg 7c Country Club Corn Flakes, pkg., 8pc Macaroon Snaps, Lb 17c Butter, Country Club, Lb 49c

Cream Cheese, Lb

32c

New Potatoes, 15 Lb

Bananas, Lb

Lemons, Dozen .

Wondermrt Oleo, Lb * * •

Iceberg Lettuce, Head -

32c 19c 10c

Moon Chop O’Peko Tea, V4 Lb

35c

Palmolive Soap, 3 Bars

20c

Soda 2 lb.

Crackers, Pkg

Standard Tomatoes, 3 No. 2 Cans (No. 3 Can

28c 25c 15c)

Best Fine

Granulated

SUGAR

KR1SPY

Crackers BREAD

10 165c

2 LB. BOX

29 c

FRESH FROM OUR OVENS EA( IT MORNING LARGEONE POUND LOAF

JARS

SOAP LIFE BOUY / * r 3 Bars 19c

CREME-OIL

4 Bars 25c

PALM OLIVE

3 Bars 20c

GENUINE BALL MASONS

Quarls 79c

Pints 73c

l/ 2 Gallon «f $1.10

Country Club Milk, Small

(Large !>e)

Country Club Peaches, Can

23c

Apple Butter,

Small

(Large 25c)

10c

Bread, Country 1 lb. Loaf ....

Club,

Cigarettes, all kinds, Pkg

(Carton $l.T'i)

12ic

Coun'ry Club Mayonnaise, Small (Large, 25c; tjt. Jar., 4.1c)

10c

Lard, Uh .

14k

Candy Bars

All Quality 5c Bars, Each

MALT

Pabst Hop Flavor 2p2 Lb. Can

FLOUR -if m $1.05 Kellogg Rice Krispys, 2 for 25c Kellogg Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs 15c Quaker Oats 10c Jello, All Flavors, 3 pkgs 25c

39c