The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 June 1928 — Page 4

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rrFIE HREENCASTEE UADETf B7SNNER FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1928.

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S. C. Prevo Co. ( o-ojjeralivc' Uuyiii« Pouer l»rin«s Qualily At A Saving

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Noteable Values For Summer’s S iot Days

IA/0MENS ™ HATS

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GRANADA

Now Playing ADM.: 10—25c

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All these hats should cajiv .1 inarkiiiff from $'!.")() to .$.'>.(10. Many have jus! heen unpaekeil. New creations in braiiled straws, felts, and silks. Trimmed in various manners.

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\l BIAS TAPE.... 8c HOPE MUSLIN, 10 yds... $1.19

Toweling f 122c

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Turkish Bath Jewels, 10c Bleached Muslin, Yd., 10c

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Patton, of this city is a fourth cousin of Herbert C. Hoover, Republics nominee for the presidency. Before her marriage, Mrs. Pattbn, a native of Peiinville, Jay county, was Cora Hoover.

SERVIUEAHLE WORK (’LOTTIE FOR MEN

Shirts

Large and roomy with 2 deep and generous pockets. Fine pearl buttons.

69c

OVERALLS

I’nion made from heavy 220 lilue denim. Made extra roomy — triple stitched.

WOMEN’S HATS

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This is a cleunun lot of women's hats whose former tickets hole prices of $2.50.

$J.29 $1.00

MEN’S BLUE WORK SHIRTS, All Sizes 48c

I/m “Every-Day” Prices Prevail On The Main Floor

Women’s Tieal Silk

Sub-Standard Hi ><■ . ..

Men’s Iteal Silk

Sub-Standard Hose .... Iteautiful Cretonne.-, New shipments, I !*e, 20i Women's Full Fashioned ’ure Silk, or Chiffon Hose

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At A Low/nhi priei . O

Luggage Ca-vs and (lags, only .•

Women's House Die

Of Dimity,

Etc

()5c 50c 39c

$1 9c

$1.39 Dresses ,

$1.00 I

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These Prices Are In Filed Daily In The Rasemen!

15c

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15c 19c 10c 15c

19c 59c 19c

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Challie Kemnaiils. I)e--iralde Length, Yd..

32 in. Dress

jingham.-, yd 82 in. Wa-h and L’eady Crepes ( yard

■'!(> in. Dress

Ginghams, yard

Percale, Yard

Wide

VACATIONISTS MOI'N'D KOI; \ SIMMKK TltlP—OR MEKKLY W i I K-1 AH .JOY HI N'TKKS WILL FIND

OUR STOCKS TO THKIR

LIKING.

Women’s Silk

Seconds, Pair Women's Bloomers, Cotton Materials .. Children’s 'j, \ & Length Hose, pair

It' alltiful (Jla-s Tumhlers, Sheilml-. d* 1 or

' hildien’- \thletic Underwear, 2-12 ....

Mnmimim I’erenlators, (.Ml/*

Cups, i' - ten

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TEKKE HAUTE — Speaking of horse laughs, a horse owned by Frank Bobbins should get one out of this. Harvey Petty has sued Bobbins, declaring $500 damage resulted when his automobile and Bobbin's horse collided. —o— RUSHVILLE — Oscar Applegate has carried insurance forty-eight years, but did not need it until this; week, when a $150 cow was killed by lightning. -—o— BLOOMINGTON—A new record in Indiana university football seat sales has been established, according to L. L. Fisher ticket manager. Sections for both home and visiting student delegations have been reserved. Fifteen hundred tickets are being held for Ohio State students when the Ohio eleven plays here Oct. 27.

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04V/O Hfl.MCtiS GREAT STACl SVCCEi with NOAH BEERYand GILBERT ROLAND

FIRST RUN NEWS

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TOMORROW’S SHOW

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“BLACK JACK”

MASON REUNION The Mason reunion was held at the home of Mrs. George W. Mason, cast of the city, last Sunday, June 17th. The relatives all came with well filled baskets and a bountiful dinner was served at the noun hour. The members of tlie family were all glad to be together once more and the day was spent very happily by all. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mason of Pekin, 111.; Mrs. Louts Smith and son of Mackinaw, III.; Mr. and Mrs. Milt Viemont of Lafayette, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mason ami daughter of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Mason of Danville, Ind.; Herbert Mason of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lon a Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christy, Miss Helen Smith, Coatesville, Ind.; Mrs. Cleon J. Mason and daughters of Terre Haute, Ind.; Madonna and Maurice Mason, Miss Tofia Mason, Louise Shoemaker, Marion Walker, Dennis Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Jones of Greencastle.

V on II be thrilled as nnn fore I»t the lightning of this great

GMloPIW THi/NtyF

ALL 0\KU INDIANA —o— INDIANAPOLIS — More Ilian 50U students are expected to enroll in the Butler University summer school be fore the end of the week, official i estimated. School opened Tuesday.

MORTON

Floyd Gooch and family -pent Sunday with Virgil Gooch and family. Mr. ami Mrs. Darrell and daughtei and family of Muncie spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller

and family.

Tom Insor and wife of Park Co., ~ ~ =!5=: ^ =l took Sunday dinner with Bex Call Figures are not available in connec-1 and wife. tion with the regular college summer Leslie Prichard and family of Craw school, a summer high school course foi isville culled on Mrs. Catrie Clodis also being conducted. feller Sunday afternoon. —o— Anna Gra> Scott, Bell more is spend GBEENSBUBG Mrs. J. Brent ing the week with her Aunt Mrs. Bex

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COME IN! | Nee /or Ynunelf Why Experienced

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Bodies hy Either.

j ViMt our thnwrotmi I during ihr «rn i»| j FUhrr Body Drmon- | •rraliun now bring ‘ held. INm'fmiskthi*

nppnrtunirv »n gain a mund underklun.1Ing <rf kiirh an important part of your

automnhilr.

from the day you fake

delivery, ownership of a Pontiac Six isan expe-

rience in economy. V on save in first cost because the Pontiac Six gives you those

advanced features usually found only in

higher-priced cars. V ou save in upkeep, be-

cause of its oversize

dimensions developed

on General Motors

Proving Ground—and

IN FIRST COST IN UPKEEP LIN RE SALE VALUE

because of its basic design which results in low operating costs. An>l you save in resale value because used car buvers everywhere are willing to pay more for every available Pontiac

Six.

If you value your dollar-., you \kill drive s Pontiac Sx and learn the full meaning of

------ —— motoring economy.

JrZ'r I'dln Ro< V l ’' rr ’ Phaeton. $771; Cahnolet, $70<, ti>27 ill. Lund.iu Sedan, $H7r. Oakland All-American S>, s/nas m AU hnies at factory. Check Oaldand-l’iintiac delnered tnim —tlir^ l 4 I ’

War lav Removed Delivered Prices Reduced.

*_ STARK & (dUri lTII MOTOR SALKS PONTIAC SIX

Jor Economical Transportation

CHEVROLET

CARS Uf with ap 'Lihat couiits , “V.jjd

Hair-trigger achon breathless moments ol pense— The last »ord in lertaininent.

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“THE ; COUNTRY DOCTOR” ■s* >*■•* fMiN'l MISS THIS Ml f)F ALL Bl HAL i U

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Cull. Mr- Kllu Elaxaiider 4'f" day night and Sunda> Khoten ml famil.'. Aunt Man la W""tl 1 better at tbi tinu Mi.-- '/,•<•■ M I »f l^ 141 ha been vi-iing rclati'' here. 1 Ralph Stark little un i 'f his grandparent Mr. airl Mf j Slat k.

This Red “O.K.” lag 1‘rotects You

Attached to the radiator of the br«t rccon* ditioned used t ars we offer Gr sale is a red ^ L K. tag — placed there to protect the purchaser’s investment. I his tag is definite assurance that the car to whii h it is attached has heen gone over thoroughly hv expert mechanics —that "orn units have heen replaced hy new t’-" is and that the price quoted represents 'h* 3 tars actual value. We holievr that no hotter system has ever heen devised for put* Png used tar buying on a sound basis. f "me in and look over our selection of D‘rd cars “with an OK that counts”. All represent definite, known value—and all mav he purchased on the easy terms of the Cuueral Motors Acceptance Corporation.

29 MILLION MOTOR , vlhh le |N ] WASHINGTON, June -- 1 91,187,4m >ut j and bu~in -ervire un , ‘‘" u,r | tin year, the - mcrce tudav 1 tiinut* i 114 •! ISO, ur nearly nine out uf "I i' fl j wric of American m»ke. I Tin IcM'iing |>"-iti"n " f ,m I can rtutoinubile i- f |s " " """' I n,,ml,,T TZm. Uaimdian ■ ■' l . -| of the world P"'"" , * rr “I r I per cent uf it -I'J (• iv >' jreen age ® til j Ctal nr 212,702; tl," in.reH,;^ n ^ 1 1924, to 1028 ha.s tl trg(j J -cot- 'Hie imi-H ' ^ J the United • M -‘ 1 1 . )a -.'3 if but at th. am- t"" 'J,,, of automobile. ".-"I th( world vva, 121! per cent 1 total of 2,8111,4W-

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