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

THE OREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER,

Sales but Lotv Prices Every Day fl't ney^ r b^nkrU pi itocki ar "imper. H '" c * wt hart M r'tcxt for [’’reducing pricti' flK-i new gttndi are n1 „rd the In watt porprice coniistatl with market value of the < J placed on il. (t*» gel P'i‘* Uy£KY DAY. i Shop at your tonven’iitncr. U y° u cannot ''J,cp today, the same low I fnc j will be here toimo'to*-

BUYING MOST

WE BUY

FOR LESS

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1928.

<4 NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION-

selling MOST WE SELL

FOR LESS

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Quality—.always at a saving”

2 ' 4 N0RTH JAC KSON ST. (HtEENC ASTLE, INI). ice-1® Tesi d _

* n ?' a . ny ‘t^Cance* is an Invisible thing. Only Time, and the wear and f'K rl' m u nn ?5 , can P rove the presence of Quality Conclusively. Our MerTest'oTo ^ a Regu ^ ar Users because it consistently meets the Service

A Strange Disease Doctors Don’t Understand There is a curious disease that attacks Mr. and Mrs. Homekeeper about this time of the month, called "Credit Headache." All of their fmery won’t drive away the symptoms —worried eyes and dreary I,net ■about the mouth. May we suggest that paring cash is the best remedy for this ill, and a J. C. Penney Company store is a fine place to begin.

An. Impressive Offering of the Season’s Approved

Frock Modes

At an Appealing Price Nevr Is the time j-ou feel you must have a new frock —and now is a splendid time to select one! You will find many of the very smartest fashions for immediate and fall wear in our stock today. ^ Frocks For Many Needs Tailored frocks, graceful afternoon styles, soft lines in the feminine manner—these frocks are of many types and in a complete range of sizes for women, misses and juniors.

$9.90

Fabric and Fur On These Depends the Smartness of Your

New Coat

Approved coats fot JEe ^ew season incline toward jspft, smooth-finish fabrics und furs that are distinctly fluttering to the wearer—* novelty cuff treatments ar$ imigortant.

.75

Scord of Approved Style! ■* Came In To See Them Already many 1700160 who have ODtoi Ifl “look” ha ye ccaae-hack again to boy a coat —such delightfioSy new styles and pieuiag economies tempt the shopper, appreciative of high value. A complete rangq ef #zea for your satis fantayy sedation.

The Fashion for Ruffles

Extends to Curtail*

Crispv ruffles are by far Ae smartest choice fot curtains m y<W bedroom—their simplicity Is charm* j ng __ w ith or without drapes, Ruffled coruin. of P UiB " elty marquisette with t>*ba#S 19 match. Pair ,

98c

Ruffled curtains of aette and vrun—al»o novelty, ewua. Tie backs to match, P* ir i 49c '

Brimmed or Brimless

Your New Hat May Be Either This season you have a chance to satisfy your preferences in the matter of a hat—any number of becoming shapes, with or without a brim, are approved. S/198

Velvet makes a considerable bid for favor—velour, too, is a popular choice and felt continues to be worn. Colors are somewhat bright with black, as usual, appearing on many occasions.

The Complete Costume Includes Modish Gloves Washable gloves, too, are the very smartest choice —because they are so easy to keep fresh The styles in fabrics are particularly clever —and inexpensive. 79c and 98c Tailored cuffs arc finished with a hucklr— others have embroidery in *e!f or h rmoinzing shades. The colors include the l est tm .i 1 gray shades. An extra pair or two will always be useful

“PetvCoNap” “Pen-Co-Nap” is our own trade-marked brand of improved sanitary napkins -soft, absorbent and comfortable to wear. Lcono mically packed 8 in a box for Our Own * “H Quality Trade-Mark i a i n a Do*

Pure Silk Hos

A new number—44!—answers women’s hosiery problems smartly. Pure silk, fullfashioned, of semi-sheer weight—mercerized top, toe and heel. Such a value for

Full-Fa*htonrd Mercc'^ed Top

98c

OulstanJing Hosiery Valu<

Semi'Sheer Hose Many women prefer a hose that is silk to top—but must have a medium weight for gpj-yice. No. 44/ is pure silk semi-sheer and comes in smart colors.

Pure Silk To the Top

1.49

Full-Fashioned Smart Colors

AllSilkJ apPongee This material of many uses is a gcnt' r .d favorite - for light weight curtains - it practical, silk undies. First quality, 12 momme weight.

yard

First Quality 12 Momme

39c

Natural Color Only

The Week-end Guest * i *~*fc. r* yi/ill Not Inconvenience the Housewife Who Looks Ahead Ilfcre is a splendid opportunity to replenish your supply col turkish towels to meet any emergency.

MSP

Plain. White-Striped Border All Over Pkiid Effect There are plain white towels for the housewife whlrprrters her bathroom in white—also colored stripe borders and one number with an allover plaid. Donblc thread terry towels, size 22x44—t soft and absorbent. Wc suggest that you stock -t£ for future needs-

MarquisetteFilet Net Make Charming Curtains

Marquisette, yd. Filet Nets, yd....,

low-priced each .. .

42x46 inch pillow cases to match, each 1 19c

19c, 29c, 39c . . 23c, 39c, 49c, 69c

A wide selection of dainty patterns for glass curtains—-or to be used without drapes. Our inexpensive price range makes it possible for you to li«u^fresh curtains in many rooms this winter.

Sheets and Pillow Cases

For Fveryday Service These inexpensive sheets and cases arc a splendid buy for your everyday needs—pure w hite bleached and serviceable—they will wash and wear to your satisfaction.

81x90 sheets — double bed size — pure white bleached —

89c

Pa ere Three 1

| “Mademoiselle" Deeply

Slirrir*; Film Of The War ‘ MademoiselV • from Armentierf*

tht> M.-tro-Coli' wyn-.Mtiyi r, production winch comes 'to the Voncastle Theatre

Wednesday 'only, is an ex-service man film in me re ways than one. It not only lecal is memories hut they are memories recalled by fellows who knew Ur • real ttuth about the war. Ililm provides stirring pictures °f U.e hoys at the front, their optim■s 1 " k>n the march, the humors of life hi billets, their simple love affairs, ■*0,1 the stark realism of the trenches <>nd bi-j and little guns, tanks and (.emplanes huilitm death across the

] lines.

There are moments of jolly irood fun that will recall to old soldiers memories of the lighter side of the war, but there are also moments of vreat poignancy and deepest pathos, notably in the comradship of the men and especially the insident of the old soldier and the raw recruit pa-sing through his baptism of fire to the tune of “Old Soldiers Never Die.” Above all, these things have been blended into a most satisfying and romantically intriguing story. Estelle Brody i- very fascinating and natural as Mademoiselle. John Stuart makes an ideal soldier lover, while Alf (io ldard is a picture of good humor in all sorts of situations, and Humberston Wright and John Hamilton are magnificant as the old soldier and the young solidei respecively.

AT THK (.KANAKA Sophisticated New York’s inner secrets are bared in “Stocks and Blondes," and I- Hi) special directed by Dudley Murphy, which is to tie the next attraction at the (Iranada Wednesday and Thursday, it is a roaring comedy with a dramatic kick. How tired business men rest., how wallets flatten, how the blonde entertainers keep their cars in gas are some of the gay doings shown again t Q background of lively jazz. There is tense drama in the big trading rooms ot stock brokers and on the floor of the Exchange when fortunes and hopes hang in the balance. There is a fascinating love story, too, about a bey who works in a broket’s office and a girl entertainer in a night club who can’t dig gold ctudely because she ha- principles. There are four principal members of the cast. Gertrude Astor, one of the best known comediennes on the screen appears as a gold-digging blonde of the night clubs. Jacqueline Logan, famous leading woman, is an entertainer, but is restrained from the crude systems of -ome of her associate- by her love foi a young man. AT W \H\SII CRAW FORI >SVILLE, Oct. 1 <UPFiftem states and one foreign country are represented among the .’tt)S indent enrolled in Wabash college for the fall semester. This wa-- the announcement of Louis I!. Hopkins, president of the college. Accoiding to Hopkins, the city of Crawfordsville has 70 students in the college this year. Indianapolis, 20; and Uv remainder of Indiana, 204. Chicago and suburbs ha 26; re t of Illinois, 27; Ohio, 9; Michigan 9; Alabama, 2; California, 2 Iowa, 1; Maryland, 1; West Virginia, 2; New York, 5; Wisconsin, 2; Kentucky, 4; Pennsylvania, 2; 1 lalm. 1; Minnesota, 1; and Japan, 1. It was revealed that 297 of the 298 enrolled are taking regular courses, the one remaining taking a special course. POPl I. tTION I Ml id v8E8 CONNKRSVILLE, Oct. 1 (UP)— Recent predictions that Connersville’s population would be increased by 5,iidO within two year appeared conservative today, with the announcement by William Davis, who operates a fleet of moving vans, that his moving concern had transferred the household goods of 80 families to this city 1 within the past three weeks. Proof that the population is increasing here is given by the fact that nearly every one of the more than a hundred houses refiorte i vacant lu-t spring me now occupied. Davi- said mo.-t of the new families were moved from Kentucky and Cincinnati. o——— TDD COLD FOR SCHOOL NFW MARKKT, Ind., Oct. 1. (UP) — School children are enjoying an extended “summer vacation" from school because of cold weather and lack of heat in the building. The furnace of the school is intricate in design and ha- never been inspected or connected up with the electric motors For this reason it cannot lie fired. The inspector and electrician were due to arrive last

Tl’KSDAY’S FIVE RKS’I RADIO FKATURKS V\ WKAF Network 7 p. m. F.veready hour; Edwin Arlington Robin ion’s "Tristran.’ WABC, Network, 8 p. m. Hank Sim mons’ Show Boat. WOK Newaik, (422) f! p. m. Main Street sketches. ,WJZ Network 8 p. m. Music of great composers. WEAF, Network, 6 p. ni. National Radio Institute.