The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 November 1928 — Page 4
i All Wool Suitings
We ;irc offrrinj; 'i I in» h, itll wowl tiMlinns ami muiIiiu;^ in both plain colors aitrl plnirl *19 All hooI, ."il inch niliiiKs, plaids and
checks, skirls. Special
suitable for coats,
at Vd.
suits ami $ 1.39
Silk and wool hose in
(frays, and black and white. Special, I’air
tans, browns,
79c
Wool and rayon hose, Special, I’air I'ure thread silk hose, sipiare heels, all colors, Pair
19c
pointed and 69c
50 inch all linen lunch cloths, different color effects, tj* "J Special at •
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Aid OVKK IMHANA \ NDEkSON Ander.-on plans to bill for the next -tale bowling tournament in April Itiop. The -eleetiou of the tournament site is to be made at Indianapoli next Sunday.
DttNT St I I KK the pains and agony of (I \ Id.-S I t )\I'.S, A dose of I III 11 til, A will relieve you. Ml druggists sell it.
(By Jimmie) TONIGHT'S Till: NIGH I ! —o— Greencastle high school will tilt the lid off the l!»28-2'» basket ball I season this evening when the I iger ! Cub clash with the Cloverdale nct- * teis on the local gym floor at 8 p. in. At 7 o’clock the Junior teams of hi th schools will stage a curtain raisi r just to whet the appetite of the fans for the big game an hour later. —o— The Cubs go into the (’loverdale fray with only three practice sessions behind them. The starting lineup will probably be: Stone anil (J. Crawley, f. rwanls; Kills or Kvan Crawley, center; Tobin, and Brown, guards. ■—o— Both Tobin and Brown are veto» nris from last year and the Crawley In ys were first string reserves last winter. Kllis, is the -on of Mr. and Mis. Heber Kllis. He has heighth and a fairly good eye for the basket ' and should develop into a first cla-s i pivot man.
basket ball fans enjoy reading our column. We're here t erv« the fans mil teams of the county and correspondence from the folks around will -ure help this column a lot and make it more interesting for all concerned. Send in your basket ball dope, friends, and we’ll send it out. —o— We wish to thank Mr. Phillips for hi- greeting and we publish the hillmore schedule a- follows: Nov. J, West Newton, H. Nov. !>, Stilesville, T. Nov. HI, New Winchester, H. Nov. 17, Cloverdale, Gc. Nov. 2:i, Russellville, H. Nov. 28, Belle Cnion, T. Dec. 7, Patiicksburg, H. Dec. 8, Greencastle, T. Dec. 14, Reelsville, II. Dec. 21, Stilesville, H. Jan. 4, New Winchester, T. Jan. 11, Reelsville, T. Jan. 25, Amo, H. Fob. I, Russellville, T. Feb. 8, Van Bunn, H. Keb. !•, West Newton, T. Feb. 15, Belle l nion, Gc. Feb. 23, Cloverdale, T. Krnest Brown, Coach. —o— “Ain’t it a grand and glorious feeing" to know that the basket ball season is actually with us again. ‘Let Vr dicker,” Tiger Cubs.
POR SALE—I have a nice lot of S select apples for immediate or future use. Grimes, Rome Beauties, and Winter Wine Saps. Phone 285. K. A. Ogg.
FOR SALE:—We have been fortunate enough to purchase a limited number of live Turkey’- for Thanksgiving Place your order now. John Able. 21-21.
—For Rent— FOR RENT—Half of double, Lights and water. Call 314. 20-2p
TODAY AND TH l RS. 10c—30c
VONCASTLE
FOR RENT:— 3 unfurnished rooms 512 E. Hanna St. Call after 7 P. M-20-2p; FOR RENT:—Modern sleeping room furni.-hed. Phone 252. 401 West Franklin St. 30-3p
BK THERE TONIGHT, BOOST THE (TBS!
FOLKS!
See Me For That New Suit or Overcoat HEBERT A. GORHAM (ireencastk* Telephone (i2!I LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR THK A. NASH CO., Im. CINCINN.M I, OHIO Tailor-made suits or .overcoats at one price only, S2:Tf)0.
A Cloverdale fan wa- in the office I ye terday afternoon, talking about the game and he told u> that Coach 1 Cochenour and his sharpshonters were ! comiNg here expecting to crock i (iivent .istlo. We expect, however, i that Coach Bauman and his Purple and Gray drapen agitators will have ' something to sa\ about that. Hut, don't talk too much fellows—“actions -peak louder than words”—say it with field goals.
June Days A Marvelous New Face Powder June Bloom Powder, price 50 cents— is (he powder you have been looking for. Its fine texture makes it go nn smoothly and stay on indefinitely—you will love its fragrance. OWL DRlTi STORK FLEKNOR’S DRUB STORE
FOR RENT—Steam heated furnished rooms with shower bath. 222 E. Washington, Phone 815. l!l-3p. FOR RENT—A four room house with garage, East Ohio St., See Howird Harris, Phone 700-L. Hi-3p o FOR RENT—5 room, semi-modern house, North Jackson St. Phone 377-Y li)-3p.
FOR RENT:— Modern room, large closet, for
sleeping one or two gentlemen, 411 East Wash. St. Phone 532-L. 15-fip. FOR RENT: Two unfurnished rooms and kitchenette. 310 West Liberty St. l‘J-3p
ANNE NICHOPy^I ‘JisiMiMiEr
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• »r who's in Live with who and why7 So many brides, it’s hard to pick just one. Just watch the scramble for the matrimonial honors and pick your own winners. Somehow every groom gets a bride and vice-versa, hut, for a littb tim;\ all hearts stand still.
UlMEby “8" i:n IViiutsj” NEWS ( U,I{ "I EE BAND
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FOR RENT:— Two rooms furni-h-ed for lighthouse keeping, 408 Wi st
Franklin street.
21 2p
FOR RENT—4 room .semi-modern house, 20‘J West Seminarv St. 21-3t
—Wanted— WANTED—Reliable man and wife firing furnace and caretaking for I comfortable living rooms. Heat, water, light furnished. D. B. Johnson. 21-Ip.
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A Universal Victory Fhc United States This Month Did More Than Elect A President.
It proved that its house was in such order that it could select a new housekeeper without interrupting the work of that house. It established conclusively that prosperity is the creature of industry, rather than of politics. In the hastening; of this new industrial era, electricity has rendered a signal service. I hat America enjoys living- advantages approached by no other country is due to the fact that the American manufacturer and workman today have more and cheaper power at their command than all the rest of the world combined. \ iewed in this light, electricity becomes not merely a business enterprise. It is much more and greater than this. It is an instrument of democracy in its broadest and finest sense. Stabilizing the whole social structure by making possible better standards of production and greater freedom from unequal distribution. WABASH VAIJ.F.Y ELECTRIC CO. J. A. BAMBKRdKR, Manager
fhc ( ill's will hiivc lo wiitch every member ol (he < loverdale iiuintet ami (hey will ispecially have to watch O'Mullanc ui| Brannaman.
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Tonight’.- I) ttlr will bi the fifth tilt ol the season for the South Putn.ini sijH.id. Here'- li(i|iin» that Brown, Tobin <(: Co., get away to a (lying
start. —o—
< Rim l\ ( LOVERDALE, (TBS! !
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We have just learned that Miss Man Beth Plummer, former DePauw rood, who did surh interesting sport reporting for the Bedford Daily Mail last winter, is now with the Bedford Daily 'limes with her “Follow Ups”. A young man, whose name is still unknown to us. is connected with the Mail, editing a column entitled “In The Wake Of The Game.”
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In .-peaking of the GreencastleCloverdale fray tonight he says: Greencastle with only three days of practice, will meet a < loverdale lean that has already won its fourth game of the season. But Greencastle with lohin, Stone. Ellis, ( raw ley and Brown as its probable starting lineup should w in.
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Clifford Phillips, student manager of the Fillmore high school team, sends us a schedule of games for his si bool. 'I he basket hall card was aci ompanied by the following message: “Wishing Net Tabs another successful season.”
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You know little expressions like that make us feel that after all you
CLASSIFIED ADS —For Sale— MEN’S suits cleaned and pressed, I. White’s Cleaners, Phone 645.
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FOR SALE: One Duroc male hog, Ray Vaughn, Mt. Meridian. 0-2p COAI FOR ' LE Indiana lump, 7-in. No. o, $5.0li; W. Va., 3-in. lump Cabin Creek, $6.75. 25c discount on all two ton orders. We deliver half tons. iPhone 805-Y, Greencastle Canning Co. IB-fit.
WANTED—By elderly woman, general housework or taking care of old people. Can give good reference-. Address Box “R”, Banner office. 21-3. WANTED:—Young men and wo- 1 men to learn railway and commercial and wireless telegraphy and railway j accounting. Demand for our graduates greater than we can supply Positions procured at big salaries. Extraordinary opportunities for advancement.! Expenses low; chance to earn part. 1 Catalog flee. Write today. Dodge3 Institute, Howard St., Valparaiso, Ind-1 iana.” 19-fit.
FOR SALE:—Shoats 2 months old, 1 ho^ 200 lb Walter Lear., 513 N. Indiana St., City. 19-3p — 1 o FOR SALK OR RENT— A very de-irable house, 616 East Washington St. A. A. Hauck. 19-6p. FOR SALK: Used gas stove. 401 West Franklin St. Phone 252. 20-2p FOR s ai E Young, fat g fur Thanksgiving. Mrs. Fred Fisher, R. 7, Greencastle. 2l-3p.
FOR SALE:—Pure bred Bourbons Red Toms and hens, also seven pure j bred P.ion/e hens. Can also mate trios jof Bourbon lt''il- $25. J. Frank Wilson ; Roachdale R. i Finca-tle Telephone.
21-2p.
FOR SALI < H er< oat and u I at John Tharp's Bather Shop. I buy Clothes. 21-21 FOR SALE Cheap Three heating stove- in good condition. Ita E. Cowling, 212 S. College Ave. 21-3p
WANTED— General house work by experienced girl. Candle Lloyd, 10!* East Berry St. 15-6p.
—Lost— LOST—Bunch of -mall keys, on chain. Metal tag with words “Brem-myer-Bain Co.” Leave at Banner office. 21-Ip —Mtacellaneouft— MEN’S Suits cleaned and pressed, $1. White's Cleaners. Phone 645. Pl-fit.
He’s Sitting on Top of (he World!
Comical Charlie as a dnvvii-an.d-outer who goeo from b: 4 *0 worse and from wor«e lo ooliiics, and (hen makes a fighting comeback that will have vo" rearing ene minute and crying the next. You’re in for a tfreat I real when you see CM At
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with Loretta Younir and Larry Kent
( OMKIO : HAROLD LMM l> In “CAPTAIN KIDD’S KIDS"
We do hemstitching and picoting Mail order- receive prompt attention Pitchford’s Store. 23-tf. —o — ROOM AND BOARD reasonable, furnace heat. 513 Howard St. Phone 75-K. 21-3p
Ladies Aid of the Bainbridge M. E. 1 Church will hold a lunch and food del
in the 24th.
Court House Saturday, No' . 21 3p.
Two ( ars of Brazil Block on Track, Big and (lean, $1.90 Ion Delivered. Vamlalia Coal Co.
PHONE 805 K.
Companion hour. W.IZ Network 9 p. m-'-'H Civic opera. WOK Network i:30 p. n. W Stock Company. WEAK Netw rk, 9:30 p. m. Pi olive hour. WOR Netwoik, 9 p hi. Mi hour.
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Tip io $ 3oo.
Cold Weather Brings lots of added expenses. Let us help you pay your hills. LOANS On furniture, pianos, radios, automobiles, Lve stock, etc. Pay us back in small weekly or monthly payments. INDIANA LOAN CO. 21': E. W ASHINGTON ST. Phone 15.
LADIES SILK Bloomer-, 98Quality Shop. J. H. Pitchford.
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STRAYED Strayed in my pasture during tlv I summer,* one year old ted heifer, Oscar O’Hair. Phone Brick Chapel. 19-3p.
W l OM SDW'S FIVE BEST RADIO w i ' F, \. tvtoik 7 p, m. Home
Todd's Togger 20 Hast Washington St.
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