The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 October 1928 — Page 4

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REALLY STRIKING DINING-ROOM SUITE This high grade of dining suite is made of carefully matched walnut veneers over line quality gum wood, hhe large table extends S feet. The chairs have fancy covered backs and are upholstered

in jacquard velour.

Complete Sets $97.50 to $149.00

A Home Institution.

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All Wool Fall $15.75-$19.75

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New Shades of brown and blue. Two and Three butlon ( oals. ALSO A New Shipment of Smart Sweaters. $5 & $6.50

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1N< KKASi; IN (. \ M I; I.K l .NSI - INDIANAPOL1 OCT. Th* forthcomil u ,:'r ' ■ lit I' 1 lie fi li : an*l Kami illvi-i'.'i m(' I cm • > itim. di’pHrtmcnt will Imw, aivoiilinir to <!«»iiik N. M.iiiiii i'-M, i ' i inti luk'iit, thr nii'.-t projtiv im year's work since thi; K'»ver ' lit;.I In,•uieli meff e«l wit!; the sta'. ii< |i:iittii. t ten years apa. There i- an a.-tnn;-hin^ i’lcu a • in snle nf fi.-hitlK n d hunting li • iim the (livisinn rai l anil ] lanteil in public watei many thnu-nn . ntnri' Kamo fi-ii than . mil, ili trilmteil pheasant eirK-- f"r i.atchiiiK • n ctnekinp the i \. ,.ii thi .-pi . . • I wild fowl, and in fact Intpeil ahead in a noluhlt' way. Mam field h in • it plain that hi division obtain.- h Kislativ appropiii'tion from '.axe-, lint obtains it funds ft uni ale of I icon." and m h

fee., it i perniitted to collect by law, ile the •tiito aante v.anlen servici paid for by ibe division, fine.- imin pnme law violators do not K" to the divi ii n, but aie diiecte.l ti the public -chool fund, in the count ic whcicia ti" fine- are paid, (bn out tat ding a ompli -hment t-> Is treated in put ft t by this divisiot of n.o''i titan lit.otM) acr - of fores' land in llrown • ao t\ , possible by tin aiendia bu in m..:,;".:"nient i.f tin divi-ioti. Here, M'innfebi declares, i a t:;io of land that for til time wil . main the prop, ty of the state, am it :s hi Imp - to he aide to increasi lids ptdiiic e-t. '• troni year to year.

St te Kame w yea’ am e of a c wil ! ducks and i ' he former b'-i m.

; '-ns report the ap n.-iili ruble number o' <>'. on Indiana watei mostly teal. The set

fi r hunt in ■ wild du ks (ex' ep

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ivomi Mid I'idc snipe and coot,

closes on .lantiary 11. The season ens mi woodcock October 15 and dos- ] is on November M, bcitiK of only thiity dey- duiation m ri'Killation of the C. S. Oi'pa'tment < ; AKi'icultni' The daily hast li:.iit has been reduced

to four a day on thi -pc i".

CleorKc X. Mann-old, fisli and yam» division superintendent for the con- | -ervath.ii dcnai tmi ill, cali.- attention I that lawful lahbit huntin.rr bi'Kin I Octoh • 1 and « d- with J nu.iry 10. On October 15 and up to and including October .11 fifteen days with Sundays excludedl it will be lawful t. hunt paririe chicken. The squirrel

season close- October 111.

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<'ALUMKT C1TV, Oct. !. (LT)— Residents of this city will b" able to receive anti-toxine and doctors and mid wives may obtain silver nitj rate odution- fieo of charge without | having to go to Chicago after them, as re-ult of the recent establishment by the lll.noi date health department of a biological distributing -ta-

tion here.

the city health department feejs that the general health of people living here will lie greatly improved by the new convenience. Health Commissioner K. S. O’Brien, of Calumet City, will have charge of the new distributing point. —o — DKim VHON SKKVK KS (X I. 7 I N HI A \ A POMS, (X t. Dedicalory service- for the new >500,000 home for nines and students of th" Indiana Univer.-ity training school.will be held Sunday afternoon, Oetoiior i, the birthday anniversary of •lame Whitcomb Riley. Persons from all parts of the state will be in at-

tendance.

Majoi Julia Stimson, of Washington, D. C., head of the Army School "f Nursing, and Annie W. rich, dean of the Yale School of Nursing, both nationally recognized leaders in their profe.-.-ien, will be the principal -pe.ikei Others w ho will appear on the program are Dr. William Row IRyan, president of Indiana universitj « i tank C . Ball, one of the donors of the new home; Hugh .MeK. l andoii. pn -blent of the James Whit"oth Riley Memorial A-sociation ' - i I f secretary of the Indiana Sttite Nurses' Association. Ihe new home, to be known as the | Ball re idence, is the gift of the Ball tamdy of Muncie, matiufaeturers and | "hilanthropists. 1'he building which will provide commodious living quar-, M ‘ f brick and -tom in English , colotual design, tin example of fine ! uvhitict iro in keeping with thi 1 di.n. - W it«omh Riley Hospital for I rhihir. u, another unit of the Indiana I nivi r.-ity medical gi up. Classrooms, label stories, offices and a mig' -'ymna ium arc ul •> included in the buil'ling, which stands five stories

high.

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Sweeping fiont the roar of the stock exchi.n- and the mad hysteria ..I its frenzied peculators who make and lose fortums over night, to the blare and - of Broadway night life, “Stocks and Blondes,” the FBO special, feat ; i g Jacqueline Logan, with Gertru • A-tor, Albert. Conti and “Sheets" Gallagher, will be shown at th" Gran; da Theatre of a two day run, beginning to-night. The pictur< said to he notable or it unu.-'ii . 'i' ia el'feit- and th. 'atge numb, i of dazzling blonde' beauties as.-i n a d for the cabaret j cciies. Jn fa t. the picture is said to, a ;.!l about t wh t they call it, ;

“Stocks and Blondes.” \T III K \ <>N( VS I LK

Adolph Men ■ the world’- most . aim a- “oil nan,” by virtue of his ,bi!it\—on tin screen -of stealing Tmininc heat: . play- the part of the | la-hing Ca; • i Kerreol of the Frcn- I h-African ( ci- curs in hi latest ’a: amount tarrin .: vehicle, "A Night | f Mystery," - inch comes to tho ! creen o!' th' \ an ; stle tln atle Thurs j

| lay for it t\\ . day - run.

Adapted f 'in the stage play, “Cap- j j ain Ferreol." y Sardou, this Men-ij ou producti' a i- hailed :i- one of the! nost distincti'• in which he hits ever

ippetired.

He -punt ti'.e love of a married '■man foi tiic sweet affection of a 1 gh- giil; ppi ar- in several | cent as a Sahara desert sheik, lid-i 1 ng a camel and wearing tropical Headdress and burnous. He sec- a in nurd< n I, then voluntarily con- < 'c.-scs to th. deed in order to save In reputation if the married woman! .vho loves bin . t the same time -aV-[ ng the life of the brother of his fian

tee.

Menjou ha- two leading women in his producti"". One of the chief roles is played bj Evelyn Brent, who apnea i. opp to Emil Jannings in ‘The Last < mmami” and th • other in the hands of Nora Lane, Fred rhont-on’s had in “Jesse Jam-.-" and “Pi'.ia cr Scout”. Other- of note in iie ia i ;ii" William Collier, Jr., son if the note.i st.ge comedian; Raoul I'aoli, who played Dufour in “Beau sabreur;” < au'de King, one of the a t of Clnia Bow'.- ‘'I{"d Hair", a. <i

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GRANADA ,1 °'Difht andThur “STOCKS and BLONDES with Jacqueline l^>«an, (iertrude Astor and “Skeetj Ballaffhcr A ,,f 11 « iri ^ *"S against the c i an . p|u { of VVal1 " «nd bcatj •hen at their ow„ „ am( , love and fortune; Book Who’s Here; Tonight Only (LA1U HFli AND Ills BAND ttim GEORGE ZIMMER, S (l| M

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Frank Leigh and Margaret character players.

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FORT WAYNE The (b.uutly fofmissinners’ Association, in the final i session nf it's meeting hero last week. ected Orin Lake, Allen coun'y i -mmissioner, president of the organization. Tcire Haute w is -elected a- the

RiJ'.l eonvention city.

SULLIVAN'— Walter Myers, Indianapolis attorney, spoke and the Sullivan Elk- Haim gave a musical pi"-

Burt, gram at ih ttion of the new Sullicoi ti.. • C'utit Timis" here Saturday. -I !!. Bayatd. Vincennes,

was the ;.i hit- ct.

MARTIN VII.I.E— The best price in i‘er- ut y. living paid here by the k'cal V Canip company for I unqikii . Ov to the . carcity a demand i In in fr-ated and the price "fieri i $7.0 i pei ton double the

price usually pai I.

FRANKLIN— October BJ and 20 will b" the "i • ' eg dati for the Ind-

I iana High School I’n-s. „ ! here, it ha.- been dciled. At time the third annua! ; the Journalistic Teadnr | Association will meet. | —0— RUSHVII.LE- Active ( lion of many subject, w.-l „ n I gram of the Wtshinp-.n i mr | Bureau, held hm a-the open Jing of a bu. y -'.wti. Co-o ' methods of di-iii -aiuHara

was discussed.

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