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

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ITHE GRKENCASTTO DAILY BANNER. FRIDAY, .NOVEMBER

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?AL E:__One large 3 yeir old 1F 0B S ‘ eXC (.ptionally fine cok, also f*)' a inths old Heifer calf. Phone It:’. B. W. Baldwin. J* I coupe Bloomi n g ton St. Garage,

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Ralph VV. Adams, of 2825 - ‘ ,<l chfck but instead fell

NOTICE to taxpayers of JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP, PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA.

Notice is hereby given to the tax-P-ijers of Jefferson Township, Putnam County, Indiana, that the proper

legal officers

into the clutches of the law J l . Ka ‘ officers of ^ Jefferson Towngame f.iiled to work and is ^ ** hlP ’ 3t 3 SI>ecial meeting to be held

prisoner at the city jail waitirTtn.f al Bd^ UnloIlT

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^ . saLE:—Barber Shop, 604 t ' h ," . '^Ve owner at Crawford Hotel'

of^?^^ n v arn ° T of H «ry Goetz, ;!i,r ,rth , NeW JerSe >' stree ti In-

Belle L nion, at seven o’clock, P. M., on the 5th day of November, 1925 will consider making and will make

dianapolU, and claiming to he a’stu- a ‘ yitiona l appr(,|,nations for the year dent at IVPauw University, Hying st 1928 for ' a ' ,: ' hip, to-wit:

31-3p.

Five room

.-ALE ok rent U jiouse and doubli

(limit street. F. P. Huestis.

31-4t.

A- 1. O. fraternity house, a well dressed, nice appearing young man 19 >’ ea,s '> y . walked into the bat shop yesterday afternoon

about Davis

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and double garage 631) i^'i '* P)a '’' s ,,Ult his mother

bad passed through Brazil a few days

L -ALE:—A well known Piano Lcturer has in this territory -l^htly used Player piano, will M | fur balance due, three y»-ars Piano can be seen at the Transfer Co. l-2p. H SALE:—About 300 bushels of ihucked down in the field, on [Elizabeth Hutcheson farm, one w ,st and north of Hamrick StaCrown on bottom land, may be linnl before sale. Will receive (for any part or all in the field, at Office of F. S. Hamilton, AttorGteencastle, Indiana, on SaturjNovember .!rd, 1928. Will sell to t . t anil best bidder, fPhillip B. Hutcheson, Executor. 30-4t.

OR QUICK SALE:—1 Majestic almost new, 1 F'lorence Heate.\priced reasonable. Call at .V):; |St., afternoons or after 6 p, m. l-2t.

"R SALE—One 1926 T’ord coupe, 1 condition. W. A. Beemer, 2S8. l-3p —For Rent— R RENT:—3 furnished modern i for light housekeeping. Phone . 511 East Anderson St. 2-6p

)R RENT—Store room and fillttation on Greencastle and Injiolis road, living <|uarters close, mnt for $15 per months and jsh power for lights. A paying amt possession at once. ' Cash. l-2t.

11 RENT:—3 unfuniished rooms, dfsirable. 733 FL Seminary St. 106-K. 31-3t. K RENT -7 room semi-modern ,'ft pav.sl street, Phone 590-Y. 31-3t.

1 RENT— Five room modern .Phone 665-Y. 22-tf. o R RENT: Modern sleeping 1108 E. F'ranklin St. Phone 561. 31-tf

)R RENT— Five Phone 565-Y.

modern 1-tf.

R RENT—Garage; corner Semiand Jackson Sts. Phone 74. l-2t

—Wantecl— NTED:—A good go-cart • all 672-L.

ago and had seen a hat in her shop window which she very much admir-

ed and desired and had instructed him to come to Brazil and buy the hat and have it mailed to her. The young man described the hat minutely saying it was of blue velvet trimmed m gold. The hat was found and the stranger then presented a check fori *2(: payable to Harry Goetz and sign- i el by Mrs. C. W. Goetz. The check 1 '•'as marked “on allowance” and he explained that this was one of the weekly check- his mother sent him to

pay his expenses at DePauw. Mrs. Davis was suspicious of the

check and told Adams she would have to go to the hank to cash it as she had ju-t banked the day’s receipts ami did not have enough money to cash it. Adams sat down and waited patiently while Mrs. Davis went to the Citizens National bank with the check. She was advised to call up the Marion County State hank on which the check was drawn and cn doing so was informed that Mrs. Goetz had no account there. ’Ihe Indianapolis city directory was then consulted by Mrs. Davis and she discovered that no one by the name of Goetz had an account there. Mrs. Davis then culled the police and returned to the hat shop where Offocer Matthews arrived at the same time. Adams wa- till sitting patiently on a setee waiting for hi- change and when confronted hy Mrs. Davis with what she had learned first claimed that some mistake ha I been made but later broke down and confessed that the check was bad. He was taken to headciuartei s where he told police that he had lost his job in an Indianapolis department store several weeks ago and as he had always contributed $10 a week to the support of his widowed mother he had decided upon this method of obtaining the

cash when he ran short of money. Adams claimed that this was the |

first time he had attempted to pass a had check and his actions appear to confirm his story but in his pockets was found a memorandum book with amounts of money noted at various dates during the month which would indicate that he had been at the had check game for some time. He also had another $20 check made out in the same way and about a dozen blank checks of the Marion County State

bank in a bill fold.—Brazil Times.

Members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity stated Friday morning that they had no one by the name of Ralph Adams or Harry Goetz in their organ! zation.

Special School Fund No. new equipment for lighting

$600.00.

Any and all tax payers who may appear will be heard on the question of making the above appropriations for the uses and purposes named, and if dissastisfied tt n or more taxpayers, other than those who pay poll taxes only, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners. Dated this 21th day of October,

1928.

R. P. ALLEE, Tru-tee. Oct. 25, Nov. l,-2t

Retired Engineer F.ndured Miseries; Konjola Triumphs Complication of Health Troubles Disappears OuickK When \« „ I Medicine Takes Hold.

aawassia. Weather Forecast:

STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF' PUTNAM, SS. In the Putnam (ircuit Court September Term 1928. IN MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF NANCY JANE MARTIN, JOSE PH F. GILLESPIE EXECUTOR. NOTICE OF PI IU It S \LK OF PERSON \|. PROPERTY Notice is here!,' given th t the u:i dersigned execute.r of the Estate nt Nancy Jane Mariin Deceased will nffer for sale at public auction at the late residence of aid deceased at 909 South Locust street in the city of Greencastle Putnam County Indiana on the 29th day of October 1928 at two o’clock, the personal property of said estate consisting of household goods consistii g of furniture bed clothing rugs stoves chairs al-o canned fruit coal and wood and other articles to numeriou- to mention. TERMS CASH. FRED V. THOMAS, Attorney. Joseph F’. Gillespie, Executor.

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Rain and Colder’ Not such pleasant new- is it? How about your shoe ■— do they need repairing. Remember warm dry feet ii ire good health in bad weather. It’s our business to keep you healthy —hi mg your shoe ri, u' les to us. Weber Sh(>e Shop OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.

Kash and Karry

Pure Buckwheat Flour in 5 Pound Cloth Sacks

Konjola, the new medicine, eems to be at its very be t in cases that have defied every treatment and medicine. The files o4' K jol.i fairly overflow with indorsenn nt such as tins from Mr. E. S. Ervin, a retired engineer of ns Wheatland a . nue, Logansport, Indiana, le ad the glad words of this man, happy in new and

glorious health.

“I feel like a different pers n, thank- to the miraculous Konjola, which gave me health after 1 -ti!r"red, without any relief, for yeasr from kidney trouble, gastritis, indigestion, and neuritis. Pain in my ha. U p.-,-vented me from bending over; 1 had to get up many time every night; food

New California Pried Apricots, Clean {{right Fruit. Per Pound

,33c

20c

Kio and Santos Blend Coft'ee in Bulk. Per Pound 30c

Honnels .Minnesota Breakfast Bacon. Per Pound

3. r »c and 38c

Cadet Peache. , Gallon Cans F\ & G. Soap, 10 Bars Creme Oil Soap, :: Bars New Pinto Beans, 3 Pounds Purina Whole Wheat Bread Pancake Svrup, Half Gallon Pail . . Sunmaid Puff Raisins, 15 oz. Pkg. . Greeiuastle Gi. en Beans, No. 3 Can . . .

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(>:>c 38c 19c 28c

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30c 10c 19c ouis

(Junker Rolled Oats, Large Package

Sugar Corn, Crystal Brand

Pride (>f Indiana June Peas, Per Can

24c 10c 10c

Monarch Catsup, Large It 1 - oz. Bottle.. 1’aliners Pride Apple Butter, lb. Can ■ ■ ■ Kellogs Rice Krispies, Per Package Nugget Macaroni and Spn: hetti. Per Pkg. . . New Comb. Honey, Per Section

19c 25c 14c 7c 25c

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F. Hays

South Side Square.

—Lost— FI 18 inch, printer’s line , black enamel on brass. Return nmr. 2-1 p. —FOUND— 1 NT)-Green velvet child’s bonOakley’s store, purchased at hy Co. Call Banner office. l-2t

AUseeflaneous— hi FORGET the penny supper day, Nov. 3rd., 5:00 to 7:00 p. t the Christian church. 2-2t.

repaired or rebuilt. Have set brought up to date with or have a new 1929 set your old cabinet. Prices reasAll work guaranteed or no ^>ne 433-Y. Call after 6 p. m. Morgan. 1025 S. Inndiana St. 30-6 p. ^ti'iness and I’rofessionnl Wowill hold a rummage sale tturt house Saturday, Nov. 8. j l-2t;

June Days A Marvelous New F'ace Powder June Bloom Powder, price 50 cents— is the powder you have been looking for. Its tine texture makes it go on smoothly and stay on indefinitely—you will love its fragrance. OWL DRUG STORE FLEENOR’S DRUG STORE

QUALITY MEAT MARKET John A. Abel PHONE 42 WE DELIVER Pork Cutlets Pork Tenderloin Spare Ribs Fresh Side Pork Brookfield Sausage Home Made Sausage Baby Beef Liver Beef Veal Lamb Brains Armour’s Corn Beef Frying Chickens Cooked Meats Real Home Baked Pies.

join is the medicine of medicines.’ Konjola is sold in Greencastle, Ind., i at the Owl Drug ston . ;im| by all the! best druggist in thi vicinity.

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\T THI. GRAN VDA Ron Maynard, star Of “Code of the Scarlet,” Chnrle f;. ]{, gers’ prodertinn for F’irst National, at the Hrnn:t<!'i Theater, today and Saturday has a new stunt. He throws a series of burning brands bark at hi- enemies, after they have thrown them at him, when he is "itliout any means of defending him r|t. It I a sensational sight to see the-e flaming ideces of wood VO sailing through the air and land among t a group of men. VONC \ - l*I,E When “The Devil Dancer" flashes on th .creen of the Vonca tie Theater for two day beginning Friday folk will reeognize a familiar touch the t a ETA SURD SHRDI-1 ITU’IT in (lie deft handling of the ;cenes in situation, of thi latest Samuel Gm|i|wyo production, whi b feature.; Gilda Gray. Fred N’ihlo directed. The Gilda Gra\ picture for Samuel GoMwyn, “Th Devil Dancer" i ful of those hit; of col r, romance and thrill.- which abound in a typical Nihlo nreduction.

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Democratic Ticket Your vote will he appreciated

Nov. 6.

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ments ami pains vani.-hod as if swept'Dj away. I can eat anything, my kil-iffl neys function normally, and, best ef|g all, I am free from neuritis. Ken fclj

ST \I{T I.INt (HA 'Di\ I MIA I FWANSYII.I.K, Ind., Nov. 1. (UP) — The first move toward erection of a monument in honor of Abraham Lin I coin high school here was made by Mayor Males, who declared ho would the first donation toward such

“I think this would be a very fitting place for a Lincoln memorial and I will contribute the first donation to tart a fund fo rthe project,” the mayor -aid in urging the colored people of the city to help support such a i proposal.

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a \f:\\ light system

VALPARAISO, Ind., N..v, . (UP) Ten thou, and dollar: hu Lei a s' t •side by the city council to piovide Valparaiso with a street lighting

-ystem for the coining year.

Twenty five ordinary street liglitare to he added. In addition 11 new orimim ntaj light will he turned on. It was pointi I out however, that at least 25 more lights would he required to complete the lighting system. In some instances posts are being moved to more suitable locations where they are needed more or where

they will throw mor light.

SHOULDERS

PORK BONES, 3 LBS. FOR ....

PURE SAUSAGE, LB 22c SMOKED J0WELS, LB 19c G00DBEEK STEAKl™, lb.29c LIVERWURST, LB 10c

Fresh Pig Feet, Pig Tails, Dressed Chickens, Veal, l^imb

And Beef.

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I'T FORGET the rummage sale 'ff. Nov. 3rd. 7:30 a. m. at L'in* b V Alpha Phi. l-2p

Gilbert Ogles Republican Candidate for Treasurer of Putnam County, Will appreciate your support in the November 0 election.

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