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THE GHEENCASTEE DATEY BANNER.

FRIDAY, «TULY 13,1928.

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I I TION FOR

2H YK\RS”

i IS FOLLOWED IN J GERMAN NAVY

the S. E. Trojans 2 boon Pennsy. R. R I X. E. Tigers 0

Minor” German naval expemlitur- Zinc M*U 0

as the vessels now included i German naval program have

built.

.500 .000 .000

< O-Ol’tOKATlVK III YIN<; .MKANS IOC l!l”l FUNS TO YOU

EOR OVER A QUARTER CENTURY PEOPLE WHO WOULD BE THRIFTY

HAVE STOPPED AT PREVOS' EOR SAVINGS

! : ♦ t SI UPRISING R\TK DKSIMTK ♦ \ \SI KM'I NDITl RES.

RERUN, July 11. (UP)—Germany na\ >, -unk. surrendered to the enemy

scapped after the war, is being ( ton (;< , iman t . rui . er at ■ehuilt at a surpr -mg rate. Large s . H or

For The Fair S^x!

u im !•: !)Ri:ssi:s of u \sh ( pi pes \\«> 11 11 SILKS,

'I \IMKR STYLES,

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19(* 49c 59c 39c 15c

New Styled

Sun llounets *. Hoys' ({ualil \ lllne I Iveralls ... ( liildren's Slimmer Pajamas

All Linen

Glass Toweling . .*

I.ighl ami

Dark Percales e.

HIhO‘1 I olored Pepperell Sheels, lllue. Green, RG

Yellow, llrchiil

Colored Pillow ( uses li

the above.

Si/e I2X.TH 1 2 Wash and Ready Crepe for undies .... ( retonne Pillow s. For porch swiiius, etc..

Ire Tea

Glasses Tall Sherhert Glasses

Mosquito Netting .

\\ omen’s ( otlon Hloomers Printed Marquisette . . . Silkolenes, New Designs ... Silk Hose Seconds, Mended

10c 39c 25c 19c 19c

$9.95

W I N<ORE E\ EM : MORE ul THE NEW, POP CL A R M HIT K FELT HATS.

$1.98

PI in. \uiles in (lie new season’s patterns.

match 09c 19c 39c 10c

— Hasement.

Grass Rug’s

All

Wantcil Sizes and

(Olors.

( anary Bird ( ages

At Special Prices, Highly Colored.

Fibre Furnil ure Fumilure DepT.

Misses Shorties or trunks. New patterns, at only, 49e Women's Dcp’t.

MEN! ATTENTION!

(iei Inslanlaneous Relief In

Prevos' 'Keep KooP’ Suits

PALM HEACHES .MOHAIRS TROPIC \l. CLOTHS

$M.90

“TROPICAL WORSTEDS’’ “ERTE’X” “KEEP KOOI.”

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Men’s

niak* - an in .*-talent in a I'revo-’

“KEEP KOOL” suit.

Men's

Straw

1 he “million dollar look” stays with ihe suits after hard wearing. They’re not simply a “make shift”

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l«>r they posses- expert tailoring. SFMMER NEEDS

Men’s Franklin Make Alhletie Fnderwear

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sums are being sp<nt by the German j government and by German taxpay- ■ ei to equip the n; thin with an efficient fighting fleet. The German naval budget, amountinv to 221,000,000 maiks this year is huger thin that "f Italy and falls short of French naval expenditures by only about 20,<100,000 marks. Thi* utpiising fact is explained by Germrfn naval exjiert by numerous fini ncial disadvantages to which the German navy is subjected, and to which other important navies are im-

one.

j ‘'Tin iiuiser “Koeli!," launched a ♦ ew i.ays ago at VV'illielmshaven, is X itest a i' its ■ thli epuntry’s oaritime forces. During the pa.-t i three and a half year-, Germany has ouietly and without causing a largo .plash put four new cruisers and twelve destroyers into commission. Six armoured battleships have been modernized as a substantial eost. They have been equipped with new machinery and the> have acquired anti-aircraft gun . The old 11,800 ton battle-hip “Zaehm en” has been transformed into a wireless controlled target ship at a cost of 2,5(10,000 marks. Finally, t ie Reichstag has aporoprinted the fit -t (piota of 80,000,000 marks for the construction of a new 10,000 ton armoured cruiser, which is to he the fil-t of a series of

four similar vessels.

Nineteen fighting craft, constructed or approved by Germany since 1924, are costing the country 370,000,i:00 marks, a sum which will he ineleased to 500,(1(10,000 marks as soon

es embrace 10,000,000 marks for thdredging of a new channel at Wilhelmshaven, the North Sea naval base, and correspondingly large sums for experiments with oil-driven engines, guns, torpedos, explosives, signaling

apparatus and mines.

An English naval observer recently pointed out the astourwlingly high cost of each German fighting ship as compared with a British warship. He estmated the cost of the projected

two-

thirds the cost of H. M. S. Hood, a

vessel of 41,200 tons.

Germany’s new 6,000 ton cruiser.are costing 36,000,000 marks each, of which 12,600,000 marks are alone de-

voted to armament.

There are big outlays and the supposition is justified that Germany iinjecting a maximum fighting efficiency into every inch of the new war- ^ shps, the size of which is limited by I

the Vercaille- treaty.

In view of the recognized importance of submarines and aircraft m any future war it must he admitted however, that Germany’s fighting ability is impaired by the complete lack of both these weapons, which are forbidden to Germany by the

pence treaty.

Germany has not yet built nmany fighting ships as the treaty allows, and the navy still includes antiquated vessels, 25 or 30 years old, although the treaty permits Germany to replace them at the age of 20.

Y EST K R DA Y ’S R ESULTS American Association Indianapolis 3; Milwaukee, 2. ; Columbus, 4; St Paul, 2. Minneapolis, 4 Toledo, 0. Louisville at Kansas City (rain).

American League

Detroit, 4; New York, 2. Chicago, 4-2; Philadelphia, 3-5. St. Louis, 3; Boston, 1. Cleveland, 2: Washington, 1.

National League

Chicago, 4; Boston, 1. Cincinnati, I); Brooklyn, 0, (Called

in the eight, rain.)

St. Louis, ll; New York 1, (called

in the sixth, rain).

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (tain).

Thrcc-I League

Springfield, 7; Quincy, 6. Evansville, 7; Teirc Haute, 3. Danville, 7; Bloomington, 2. Peoria, 6: Decatur, 3.

® S-P-O-R-T-S ® T* CK The Day ® Here And There ® F & F ® 'F F ® "F F

Twilight

REAL EST A IE TRANSFERS James T. Christie to Donald J. ; Davison (W.D.) .1.00. lot in Green-j castle Fairview Add. Kimel O. Wilson et ux to Thomas J. Wilson (W.D.) *1.00. land in Madison township. Alfred H. Nichols et ux to Aetna Life Ins. Co. (W.D.) $1.00 land in Russell township. Maria Eitel et al to Joseph P. Allen Jr. (W.D.) $1.00 lot in Greencastle, Original Plat. Daniel Rogers to Susan Turner (W. D.) $500.00, lot in Hoosier High-

I lands.

' Forest Hill Cemetery to Jesse AdI urns ((’em. I).) $55.00, lot in Forest : Hill Cemetery. Jesse C. Coffman Adm. to C'off- ' man, Mollie (Adm.) $2100, land in j Franklin township. Vernartl C. Smith et ux to L. S.

Special Price

59c

Sizes 36 to 111

These Summertime underwear values are just av honest as the name they take. I all cut, roonn, cool anil economical. Huy 3 or I suits.

Hoys* \\ ashahle

Knickers, SI.5I) and *1 Men’s and Women's

Hathjng

Suits, $1,511 and 'li u’s \\ ashahle

Linen Knickers . . *.

Men’s Gulf llo“p,

( niton, SI.25, s',c. and

$2.50

Jantzen

$6.00 $3.50

UK*

— Men’s \\ ear Dep’t

Men’s t ool Golf • ind Motor Caps

'ten’s M hile

Night Shirts ....

Men's Fancy

Pajamas

Men’s Summer Work Pants, Otis ( hecks and Moleskin! Light it>-| r?t\ Weight tM.OU

$1.65 $1.25 $1.98

Taams

Won

Lost Pet.

Up Towns ....

1 .667

Fire Dep’t

1 .667

Wabash V. E. .

1 .667

ECONOMY STORE

45c 35c 15c 20c

jor Aconomical Iransportatitn

1 ook f<rr the hed Tag!

You Get Definite, Known Value

SeMsINu.

When you luiy an “O.K.’d” reconditioned used car from us, you can be certain of iu quality and value.

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before we offer a reconditioned u»ed car for sale, it is gone over carefully by our expert mechanics. Motor, body, electrical equipment, brakes — all are checked and tested, and necessary repairs are made. After the car is in proper mechanical condition, its value is determined by trained inspector! and the price is established accordingly.

Swift’s Premium Box Bacon, lb Swift’s Breakfast Bacon, 1 lb. roll ... Sugar Cured Jowl Bacon, lb Dry Salt Pork, lb

Beef Roast ( lb. 25c and 15c Beef Steak, lb 25c Boiled Ham, Minced Ham, Bologna, Cooked

Corned Beef, Veal Loaf, Franks

(Government Inspected)

Kirk’s Flake or I’. & G., 10 for 38c Palm Olive, 3 for 20c Maxwell House or 3-F Coffee, lb 50c Rattle Ship Coffee lb, 46c; ()ur big special, 35c Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs 63c Tire Patch, 25c size 2 for 31c Post Tosties, 2 for 15e Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 2 for 15c Canned Milk, 10c and 5c Search Light Matches 5c ()ther (iood Matches, 6 for 19c Jello, all flavors, 3 for 25c Water Melons, colder than ice 60c Fresh Peaches, 4 lbs 25c

League Standing ln

Lizzie A. DeVancy et al to Tyman Tauber (W.D.) $1.00. 652.09 acres in

Washington township.

Orville O. Carpenter to Harry E. Jennings et al (W.D.) $500.00, land

in Jefferson township.

Elmer Ross to Rush R. Voorhis, (W.D.) $1.00, land in Jackson town-

ship.

Samuel Ratcliff Com., to Dee A. Flock (Com. D.) $ 1005.00, lot in Russellville. Cass Powers et ux to Harley 0. Brattin (Q.C.D.) $1.00, lot in Buinbridge, James E. Quinn Add. . Daniel Albright et ux to Charles K. Gross (W.D.) $100.00, lot in Hoosier Highlands. Sheriff Put. Co. to Prudential Ins.

AND THE SAYING IS YOURS.

Come ir» and look over our selection of ‘‘O.K.’d used cars. 1 very car in the group is available on the easy terms and low finano ingi hargesot die General Motors Acceptance Corporation.

Co. (Deed) $7500, land in Greencastle township. Sheric Put. Co. to Prudential Life Jins. Co. (Deed) $5592.13, land in Greencastle township. Geo. M. Rissler et ur to Dallas i Ri.- ler (W.D.) $1.00, land in Washington township. Edwin Post to Ruth B. Post (W. P.) $1.00, lot in Greencastle, Berry’s

Enlg.

Ella E. Matthews to George H. I Pfahler (W.D.) $800.00, lot in Greencastle, Allen’s Enlg. Ella E. Matthews to George H. Pfahler (Guard. D.) $1600.00, lot in j Greencastle, Allen’s Enlg. Walter J. Torr to Frank J. Torr el al (W.D.) $1.(I0, 40 acres in Madison township. Urban Hedge et ux to Chas. B. Menaser (W.D.) $1.00, undivided 1-2 ! interest in land in Monroe twp. Floyd F. Wright to Harold C. I Wright (W.D.) $1.00, lots in Man- | hattan. William A. Taylor to Dwight E. i Vaniandiogham (W.D.), $1.00, land in I Washington township. | Bessie Callahan to Edith I.udor Tone (Q.C.D.) $20.00, lot in Commer-

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Side Bacon, (in piece), lb. ... Smoked Skinned Bams,

(Half or Whole), lb 25 I /2<* 50 lb. Can Cure Lard, (net wt.), $6.98 Fork Bones, lb 5c U Armour Star, Small, nams- ^y 2 or xvhole), II). .. vlC

The mildest cure of all hams.

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