The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 September 1928 — Page 4

o>; an'i r vn oFSHor.s in our STORE COSTING $6 OR MORE ONE DAY ONLY Friday, September, 14th Moore & Cook “Shoes for Ail I ho Family” Be sure and ro/iis!er for FREE shoes dnrinff I ho Fair.

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BItO \I)WAY Mr. nn<l Mt W.ilu i Sumluy with th. 1 latt«*r 1 of Ki i I •vilie. Mi . VinAi (' ivjr r ."lid 1 and Mi .'iu \\ i.!i .i 1 lurnt'd t*! tlici hon'" i 11 1 after vi.-iti e Mr.. ( "v. -- Mi:. Kdith Stoner.

John id! in Edwardsvillo, Mo., on bti - i ness. I , ,| Hiilii.ard i: seriously ill with ty piloid f* i cr. Au i . ' aer is ciitically ill with iji.J , . , la . it trouble and in fluen/.a. i • ( n Icy” Ford is very low M h i 1 Matherly who is emIi, anapolis called on Mrs.

John Bell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C.ilbert O’Hair are the proud parents of a new babe born Saturday afternoon. Mrs. O'Hair was formerly Miss Mildred Shamel. BUB8811' n 1 k Raymond Spencer of Peoria, 111 was at home over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Westland spent the week-end in ChicaKO. The Bethany Bible Class, were entertained at a picnic dinner Sundav at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher ! Goff. Eiirhty-eitfht were present. A large number of friends attend- ' ed the funeral of Miss Marguaret j j Gardner at the Catholic Church in | Crawfordsville Tuesday morning. Relatives who were called here by the death of Miss Margaret Gardner were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gardner of Rushville, Mrs. James Ryan of libation, Mr. John Barnett of Wellsvillc, Kansas, Mrs. Robert Mullendore of Brownsburg. Friends from a distance: | John EStark, Noble Miller, Clyde ' Rambo, Ruth .Spencer, Pauline Hodgkins, Mrs. Bertha Hodgkins, Mrs. die | Wilson, Louise White of Indianapolis. Mrs. O. A. Webster and daughter Mary, of Lafayette; and Mr. and Mr.-. Frank Smith, Portland. Miss Virginia Smithson left Saturday for New York City to spend the winter with her aunt. Mis. Edgar Sutherlin and son ami daughter of Port Arthur, Texas are vi-iting Mr. Mrs. R. E. Gragoo. Miss Ida Goff left Sunday for New Buffalo, Mich., where she will teach I in the High School. Mrs. Vera Hopper of Indianapolis is visiting her mother Mrs. Effie | Shannon. Several families from here attended the Clodfelter and Sayler Reunion at i Fincastle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGaughey en tertained at a Fish supper Monday evening.

I FRIDAY ONLY I | New Heels 50c | I )E SHOP I 1 Ot l’OSiT!'. POST OFFICE 1 B “If il’s a shno ' « can repair it” ■ Bmiii ~ -

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Friday Bargain Day

Here’s an oal-lanriinsj; oiler for one day only, Friday, Sept. I: Steii^iiery $1—75c 50 value for 39c Mullins’ Drug Store

CHI KCHES TO MEET CRAWFORDSVILLE, Sept. 121 (Fi’)—Montgomery county Christian churches will hold their conference j this year at the New Market Christian church on Sept. 24. The conference will last the entire day. Both dinner and supper will ire -erved. HOME COMING SATURDAY I \ F \ YFTTE, Ind., S. pt. -Tippecanoe county folks will hold a home-coming for Harry G. Leslie, Republican candidate for governor on Sept. 15, Saturday, at Columbian Park this city. From every corner of the state Republican Good Roads Auto Caravans will journey towards Lafayette, and according to Ralph Adams, Republican county chairman, and general chairman for Leslie Day, it is expected that the banner of every county in the state will be planted at Columbian Park as a mark of loyalty and respect for Harry Leslie and the Republican cause he repre-

sents.

Starting from the corners of the commonwealth and gathering force and numbers as they march, the auto caravans, as indicated by advance reports from various sections, are going to lie so imposing as to demand a special traffic committee headed by an expert to keep them moving and get them parked. This detail is being looked after. “Good roads developed under Republican rule make this sort of a rally feasible and easy,” says Chairman Adams. "We propose to give the state a demonstration of the good uses to which our great road system may he put. We are urging each and every county to join the parade on September 15.” Speakers of national fame are to he here, including Senator James E. i Watson of Hnosier nativity. Senator Arthur R. Robinson and Representative Wf’ill It. Woo,!, heading the Republican candidates for congress, will lie present, and the Republican state nominees will be on hand in a body. Republican legislative nominees throughout the state are to lie urged to attend. A big brass band is being mobilized, to include practically all the muslcians in the community. Chairman I Adams says he is finding it neces- ] sary, in order to care for all the v Iunteers, to make the reception committee for Leslie Day include prartic- ! ally the entire population of Tippecanoe county.

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Hitting at Al Smith's statement that Tammany Hall must be all right because it h.s existed for 139 years in this country, Senator George H. Moses pointed out that the notorious Mafia organisation in Italy is over 400 years old.

Organizes Vets

SO( I AL < LIB MET The Socinl Club met at the home of Mis. Anna Dixon September 6th. Ten members and one guest Miss Ella Cof fman were present. Dessie Harshbarger and Evie Gillen had charge of the program which was enjoyed by all. Our hostess served refreshments of ice cream and cake. The next meeting will lie held October 4th with Jennie and Martha Davis. All members are uiged to be present.

PARENTS OF TWINS BRAZIL, Ind., Sept. 10. (UP) — Mr. and Mrs. Otho Ruark, this city, | have just become the parents of twin i babies. One of the new members Is a girl and the other a boy. J—J. :1V! 1 .. 1 ■L_L— _ ‘y— . a Women’s Leader

Col. Hanford MacNidcr, past national Commander cf the American Legion and assistant Secretary of War, who heads national group of ex service men for Hoover and Curtis.

Love Aids Hoover

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BARGAIN DAY SPECIALS (<)X| DAY ONLY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14) See our windows for Bargain Day specials. Ii will pay yon well. Come early. Tresslar's $ 10 AND VARIETY STORE West Side Square. Telephone 164

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BARGAINS A whole window lull of tional bargains will he oitti Friday, Sept. 14. j ONE DAY ONLY Any article, $1. Regular value Don't Miss This Opportuuitf a: F. C. iSchoenmt THE JEWELER

Let the Waves Rollfl

•n /IRS. ALVIN T. HERT of Km|\/l ■ ill III (if ! 'll! I T -*• IUpu ill, ta Natkmal Commit* i tee, who is in charge of the Hooverj < urtls campaign among the women of , the country. She Is one of the naj tlon s most widely known political j leaders. She has many interests, hut ] finds time to manage successfully her thirteen hundred acre farm.

Withdrawing from the Democratic race for lieutenant governor of Texas in order to swing his support to Hoover, Thomao B. Love, of Dallas, wired the Republican candidate that only blunders c^n prevent him from carrying the Lone Star State.

Hoover Does Big Things Hoover Is the man of big doings. Tell that to the young people. It will appeal to their Imaginatli and corner tholr votes. And It’s true, too.— Orange (X, j.) Courier.

Hoovarism National character cannot be built by law. it U the sum of the moral libre of |t 3 individuals. — Herbert Hoover.

ADVERTISE IN THE MANNER

fAENATOR GEORGE MOSES of '' eru Hi in vi , Ciiriig heatkiuariers, tnkrs his mat ofy end goes to work r.n campaign plans.