The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 August 1928 — Page 3

THE GREENCASTEE DATEY BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2,192S.

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-Ropes with block and NICE fre h cabbage for kraut $1.00 377-Y. l-2p per 100 lbs. This cabbage is solid o ■ •aBt and no bur ted heads.. Got your or- , Apples, sweet cid< l dei in now before it is all gom> at

I do not intend to be twayed from what 1 believe my duty,” he replied to a statement of the league of Women Voters. The women seek th reinstatement of Miss Myrtle Bessey on the police force, from which she wadropped when Chief Gabbert told tincity council O-hkosh didn’t need

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in now before it is all ibis price. Kite! Floral Co.

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TAD’S BIG UNCLE TOMS CABIN Rig Tent August 7, 8:00 O’clock Show Grounds West Walnut Street

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KOKOMO, Ind., Aug. 2. (UP) - Willard Carson wanted for slaying of jhi father, at Liberty, Ind., two years I ago, i still at large despite a hunt by officers Wednesday which covered Howard county. Armed with male him guns and aided by citizen^ posim's, the officers watched highway.' at'e. searched woods and thickets but lid not get a glimpse of Carson aftI .>r his hat had been she from his bead as he (led from a clump cf h.nsm's southwest of hen’.

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U’TOMOBILES KILL 311 IN FOI R-WEEK PERIOD

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 — Auto-

2-jp !mobile accidents occasioned 311 deaths J 1""' Gie fiist time in the 1 history ofj ,, “ jin the seventy-seven largest cities of northern Manitoba, a woman ha-; n ^ 'the United States during th. four made a mineral di-'covery of majori rOF Rent week- ending July It. The figure import nee. Mi- Kathleen Rice ■IT:—Three unfurnished fund bed today by the Commerce graduate of the I'niv. i ty of Toronto |

565-Y. 31-tt Department, rompare with 373 death o——— 'during the corresponding four v.'-k IT:—Ready August L r > n ];i27. In th<> proviou- four w ■ k. . • choice apartments—The ending June 1C, |!*2R, the automobile its. 718 East Seminary fatalitie nun.bored It'S. The great' ! range, Water, Electric number of deaths in an; four w .k 1 garage in winter etc. were re’.orted la t X vember, wl-. n CC or 394-L. 21-tf. nutom Idles killed CkC p. r . "

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and well known by pioneer prospectI ors in the northern mining field, is the woman who ha made a rich trike. Her find of copper pyrite was) made near the northwest shore of j Lake Wekushko. : . ver; 1 attractive offers already have been made for

the claim.

Real Relief Came When He Started With New Konjola Says He Was Suffering With V.thma And Rundown Condition; Non Entirely Well.

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nXIR nearly twenty years, tlie Mode! T Ford led the motor industry l and it still is used by more people than any other automobile, lore than eight million Model T Fords are in active service today —an indication of their sturdy worth, reliability and economy. The cost of reconditioning the Model 1’ Ford is small because of ie low cost of Ford parts and the established Ford policy of

barging all labor at a standard Hat rate.

For a labor charge of #20 to £25 you can have your motor and ransmission completely overhauled. This price includes new v, ‘ tearing*, reboring cylinders and any other work necessary. Part*

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Valves can be ground and carbon removed for $.3 to $ 1. The v^ ost of tightening all main bearings is only The labor charge v 1 or overhauling the front axle is # l..>0 to $5—rear axle assembly,

; 15.75 to $7.

' ( New universal joint will he installed for a labor charge of $3. w*' Brake shoes relined for $1.50. Rear spring and perches rehushed for $1.75. The cost of overhauling the starting motor is $3. A labor charge of approximately $£.50 covers tl»c overhauling of the

generator.

Repainting runs from $10 to $25. Taking dents out of body panda and doors runs from $3 to $16 for labor. A fender can be replaced for a labor charge of $ 1 to $2.50. The cost of fenders ' u nun front $3.50 to $5. It wfll pay you, therefore, to see your Ford dealer and have him put yonr Model T in good running order. By doing so you will protect and Maintain the investment you have in your car and get months and years of pleasant, reliable transportation at a very low

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: TKKI’U HADE, hid., Amr. 2. (UPl - Ropr ■ ntativos of Di tin t 11, of |Unitod Mine Worker- of America, ami of Indinna coal mine owm rs, op cm d nev tuitions here today with tU lob.ject of OxliiR a new waive calc fir Indiana miners. The negotiations here will be jtuidli'd larK'ly by results of a mine wair parley tm lllinoi- now in progress a* t'hieago Hope prevails in the In idiana mining region that a settleinent will be made affording relief to eonmtur.itie-- which have felt tie pinch of want during the long sliutUlown of the mines.

f ain Banished VctWilKc Brings Return of Appetite

WONDERS Of MW MIDI. c im \ki pit used in WO I HER BLOOMI Mil t IN W OM \ N. ”1 wa. th ■ victim of stomach trouble, gas pains and di'/.r.ine-s and bad con ulted maiu doctor; without relief, until 1 wa- advined just the other day to try the now YcrWilKo inodicino." said Mr . Lillian Skirvin, 720 N. Walnut Grove \ve„ Bloomington.

“I want others to know how Konjola helped me,” said Mr. Gus King, ; 001 1-2 Division Street, Indianapoli:, . "because a medicine that will res.or ■ new health to a \ stein that \v. a badly rundown a mine, deserves credit.” "I was severely troubled with asthma and bothered with a wheraing cough that would last for weeks at! a time. It felt as though someone was pressing against my chest and this pressure made it almost impos- I sible for me to breathe. My whole system was growing weaker, but I could never find the right medicine i to end my suffering. “I noticed a change over my whole system when 1 first started to take Konjola. That conjested feeling ovi r :ny heart disappeared and I am no longer troubled with shortness of breath. It stopped that cough and I am feeling like a different person. I strongly indorse this medicine to anyone in poor health. The Konjola i -old in Greencastle, Ind., at the Owl drug store, and by ill the best druggists in all towns hrougbout thi; entire section.

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Notice is hereby g.ven by the undersigned Tru tee ml Advisory Board of Kus-cll Township, I’utnam J County. Indiana, th ; said officials contemplate meeting in emergency and determining thi expenditure of more money for the our, 1928 than: was -ct out in the published budget for said year; mill v. II on the t; ay of Aug., 1928, ot 7 0 o’clock IV M. at Die office of A. M. McGaughey, 1'dustee of said Ttnv nship, eon.-ider and determine the > pen iiture m- - cessary to meet sin 1 emergency. 'I'he amounts pmi o-ed to be appropriated and the purposes for which aid propo-cd appropriations are to I be made,, are as follows: Tuition I and $7700.00 in the 1 ition Fund for 'payment of teacher.-; Special S< hool Fund j $250.00 Repair of Buildings and j care of Ground. $350.00 School Furniture and sun-

i plies.

$250.00 School Supplies, Bond Funds $250.00 Bonds. Tax payers have a right to be heard thereon. Ten or more taxpayers in -uch municipal corporation, other than those who pay poll tax only, and who are affected by mb additional appropriation- and who may feel ag - grieved thereby, may file a petition \ with the county Auditor of I’utnam ! County within ten day after -uch adi Jitiona! appropriations shall have j been determined upon, setting forth their objections thereto and facts jS§ showing that the pi posed additional , == expenditures are unn ‘cessary, unwise and excessive, as the case may be. Witne-- our hands this 23 day of July, 1928. A. M. McGaughey, Trustee Russell Township. Romulus Boyd. Floyd Gardner O-ear Stutesman Advisory Board Russell Township. 27-2-2t.

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“I can not help but recommend VerWilKo very highly to even one who may ha’ o o\pcrience -uch as I had.” VerWilKo i- not a patenl medicine hut a M'c-cioption u-cd with wonderful ncce hy Dr. J ' • Vermilya of Bloomington, Indiana for the pa-' 20 year . Get your bottb today, we all need a

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WEAK, Hookup p. m. The Goldman band. WOR, Newark (122) 5 p. m. ‘‘One Midsummer’s Night,” 5 hour pro-

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WGlIi’, Detroit (278) 7 l’. M. D' troit \mphony orchestra, Y \NKS WIN (GAIN AMSTERDAM STADIUM. Vug. 2 (UP) — The track luck of the United State- in the Olympic game- imoroved today when four Americans qualified in the trial heats of the 100-

meters.

The ,-ky was overca t und a moderate cross wind wa blowing a the games started today. lb Milan Phillips, of the lllituis A. (’., former Butler Univer.-ity star, ;'mi bed aheaii cf Dupont, of France, in the first heat of the 400-meters. Hi time wa 19 I seconds. Dupont also qualified. Rail Snider, of New 5 ork, won the iron I heat and Prim nil of Belgium wa roiid. Snider’- time was 50.1

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