The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 December 1928 — Page 2

Yaso and Flower Hlock Cookie Java Candy Jars Confectionery Dishes (ilass decorated Dinner Bells Boudoir (Hass and Ditcher Fancy Vases Fresh Cut Flowers Nice collection of Potted Plants. E1TEL FLORAL CO. Telephone Odd. We Deliver.

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I’coniimicR Tluli' TTnld All Day Grt-l«»-f:eth«r.

::|I Tr.nA'^Tvho "“wish, may briiiR liifts t.r ai:«lHer baski t, which tho rltih plan. 1 - io'‘scrnTto a family

' ' nl " ' (irecncastlc, who have three small g)

COLORED LINENS 'inch In Demand

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Women "articm, r . Un Sj

•appointnirntc 1 '" l " in nn/S

color.

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ton and Madison township Home *' c<1 ' | children , ♦♦♦♦♦* i'

S » » 11 : v •„* WM. Ch* 0k 1 hursday at no.-c .1 d.-. l-> Annil .,| Xmas Meetinu.

Mrs. Dode Sweet is confined to her curKus stoic ; '•outh Im ina St.

' ‘ln< day

was decorated '.vith ( hristmas caiul-

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ill at hei

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[ Burke i-ead >n >.t i tint; ••ry, .ind charge of the social program which I

^mjKwnuEr-.'wrrr.rs- ju. ag3a»fca.fc_ji

I’HONF 12. PHONF 12 SATURDAY MARKET Ne w Bulk Kraut, lb 5c Fresh Pork Bones, lb VAc Beef Brains, lb 10c Home Made Liver Sausage, lb 15c Sugar Cured Bacon Squares, lb 18c Fresh Sausage, lb 18c Fresh Home Killed Side Pork, lb 20c Fresh Spare Ribs, lb 20c Fresh Milk Fed Veal Stew, lb 20c Lan Siew, lb DpSugar (Tired Bacon, lb 20c Silver Nut ()leo, lb 20c Fresh Frosted Fillet Fish, lb 2,0c Brookfield Sausage, Fresh Oysters, Fresh Fggs, Dressed Hogs Half or Whole, Pure Home Made Lard W. H. MILL JORGE Phone 12. We Deliver.

is tho t'linst of

I'oek.

or aunt, Mrs.

, Mario Zaharakos is

on South Locust St. j | es< an( j w j t h a miniatum troe. Gilbtirt K. Snide r left today for' basket dinnor w i- servwl. Michigan City on n businos.. trip. 1 l'i the ait- --o.. t n'oeti-.g xva»

| called to ord* •' dy the JJ-’f sident, Mr-.

VIis.*- Pearl O’Hair i. confined to her ^ ^ Stark* . Ih spoi < It ndl c 11 I home on Hast Seminary St., hj id" j were (’hristn : quotations. Mrs. O t

! ness.

Mr». Wilbur Helm of Evanston, III. I a very dev ttle

Harriett' feted by tin of tho rru-mho. , Mi .. | Starke, .Mis. Ih \ r.,11 and .Mr?. Rus-

I soil O’Havi r.

(i. \V. rickens is confined to hi. Duiin^; tin ni-in 1 on of tho homo on East Walnut Street duo to afternoon, ;|i cluh valid to buy a ■S>

illner ■. j health bond.

Gifts wen exchanged at the close f the meeting. This meeting was the adjourmne.it of the (lull meeting? until .March, a the Economics

.1. E. Lynch was called to Blooming-j Club will -continue mooting- in ton Thursday eve ing because of tile j January and !'- o uary. illness of hi- father. [ v .j. .j.

, ,, . ('entury Cluh To

Mr. and Mrs. Ah x M.-Mains are j M( . ( , ( ()n s [ir(lay<

confined to their home on Maple |

Heights by influenza. j The Century Cluh will meet with

i the Mi re .1. lill, al t South College

Harry Crawford and three children I Av ,. llUP( .Saturday after ...,n at 2:30

are confined to their home on W ust (| . ( . (i ^

Walnut Street, with influenza. .-. .j. .j..;. .j.

Miss \ Ipha \\ illiams In ( liristin I'rogram.

ttmomi for a Christmas program at the • i o of Mr. ■ W. II. .Je.inings and .Mi . Ihavenridge, 702 S. Locust St. Jw About thirty ladies were preseat. : Devotions were conducted by Mrs. U. V. O’Daniels following the burin- j ess meeting. The hostesses were in j

TL r\ ’ c "Ui| 1 w Quality Sk

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hreckenri’ge ; and children of Hrazil spent Thursday f

in (ireen astl*.

Walter Woodrum is able to resume his work at tin- Dost Office after being confined to his home by illness. Mi-r.os Tenure and Hetty Hasket have returned to their home in Su 1 I van after visiting in G.eencastle a

few days.

Mi - Al fhter of Mr. and Mr . H. H. Williams, West I ojih.r St., .'ill be '!i of four who will broadi ' a -< rh ef Christma:

ciEMcMS.

SPFXIAL OFFERING-PIANOS f (irand, Used 1 months, Former price, 8950.00, Now 8485.00 j New Fpright, former price 8350, Now, 8250. | New Player, former price 8000, Now . . 8450. | Used Waltham, fomer price 8435., Now 8125. ^ Used Beckwith Player, former price 8500, Now 8105. | Used Brunswick phonograph, former price 8350., Now 8135. New Masterphonic Phonograph, former price 8215., Now 8145. Jesse French Radios, All Felectric formerly 8205, Now 8195.

PAYMKNTS IF PFSIBFP

carols from Wl W, Cim hit • li, .Siinda; aft'-rnoon at " o’clock, from the Cin i cinnati Cm . . ati.ry of Mu a .* Miss Wili ams, who i- a studont ii

of John Collett, for the past ev . |u . , ii; , , ■ year- I,a- been manager of the 1 thp cont , lto part>

Mid-Wi t Stone Quarry at Ridgeville. \ 4.^.^..i. + 4.

,, .. i u Thela \ltinmae Club

Miss Mary E ther lb wman, daugh-;

ter of It. E. Bowman who is attend- ° P ‘ ' ' ''p 1 '’ , . ...

I lie I lief ;: Alumnae * lilt) Will meet

ng business school at Indianapolis, , , . . , , . . - , , .satuidav ::'!ernoon at 2:30 o clock

was brought home verv sick with the: •

‘with Miss Genevieve Daggy on the

flu last nielit. ..

East Wash ncton St. road.

On a motion of the prosecuting at- .j..j. torney, the cau-e pending in the I Tit - M rs - Gardner Eiitvrlainnam Ciicuit court against George j Section I lhursda>.

Gardner for is-uing fraudulent check

was dismissed Thursday.

fir. A. Mocn

Wcid has heei received of the death

Will trade for anything of value and person- | ally guarantee all sold. M. A. WOL FE 22^ So. Indiana. Phone 795-

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'N’DIANADOl.LS Fifty-five conventions which will bring ai least JT.bOO persons to Indiunnpolh in the ie -t thirtei, months have been eii— I tained by the Indianapolis Convention

bureau, according ineiit here.

l ien who are eonvicte in Blackford I circuit court here of failing to provide i n tin ii ( ildren, will be given i pri. on entem-n , Judge Victor Simn; ms, lias announced. Clemency will not he extended even when back .ipport money is paid, noi will sentence

of Clinton township,

who ha.s been ill for some time, show; no improvement. A daughti r of Dr. Moore was taken to the Putnam County Hospital, Thursday evening. The Central Trust Company of Greencastle was appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph Lie m the Dutnam Circuit court Friday morning. E. S. Hamilton i attorney. The local p-.ist olrice force is badly disabled by tiie illness of five of the membeis, Mii.s Elizalieth Ward, Ian. rence (Tump, Frank Ashworth, T . MoKinn and Charles Crawley. Due to so much sickness in the office, the distribution of the mails has been

slow.

Section I of the Christian Church met Thursday afternoon with Mm. George Gat- ei nt her home in W< t Was! ingtoi St. 'I'h.e meeting was m,.•ned with • singing of a number < f

Christian ; u.g .

Mi. . O, .\. T. dte luul charge of tin l>r<.gra;n ant 1 ,ive a i ading, “'The Spiiil o' Christma.-.” Mr-. W. I). Janie , g . a reading entitled, ‘‘I’eace on Eart " which v.-. very beautiful land In k> Oping with Christmas. There v/a- the annual exchange of gift. T h meeting closed by all sing- ■ ig, “Jo to thi Worl j.” I)« iefres!’.;ii nt- v.n r served by the ho.-t-

the ( '

season. Members brought inexpensive gift which were i-xchanged by draw-

ing numbers.

nts were set v ed, i and t e club adjourned. Mis. H. H. Callender and Mrs. \V. Wntz will be IjSjJ? the h :• ses at the in-xt regular mo. t ing on Jan. IHtli. . ffg -i- -!• -i- A Correction In Bible Js Cia • Notice Thursday. T Woman’s Hibh- Class of the j' MT-th.i iist Church will not hold the | ( hsi tun ; meeting m xt Wednesday I' unced in thi Thursd ' 11 1 Banner. It was .uinourced that < the meeting would he held at the home j of Mis. Jennings and Mrs. Heaven-|;

ridge.

, • Wi man’s Hime Missionary S >c- - ] iety ef the church will hold the! 1 Chii Unas meeting next Wednesday at tho church. -i- •!* v -E Methodist League I'o Give Banquet. M la rs of tin Greencastle Moth- { f t I • ague will hold a banquet Sat- I rda t - ening, December Bith at 0:30 i the M. E. Church. Those wishig to attend must i. tify the jiresiient immediately.

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'Irs. Hiitchescii Hostess \! Meeting Of Section 111

r lion III of the Christian Church wa entertained Thursday afternoon it tin- home of Mrs. W. R. Hutche-on, Ea t Washington St. Miss Jane Farmer, Mi - l.enore Al-paugh and

t’d

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that Plug in Every electric appliance displayed in this stor* has a special place in the well-managed home . . a special duty to peiTcrtn in eliminating household drudgery. Gifts that “plug in’ are gifts that will be appreciated. waffle; irons $10.00 FLKCTRIC G ID LI $8.fir. PERCOLATOR js.aO ELECTRIC HEATER $1.50 WABASH VALLKY FUX’TRH ( ().

and then pring- forward, roaring.! wear, ami night nw

The peacock pridefully struts about I

" 1 • ■.'.en..i- ; ..rii i 1 eg hi : \i I al fish swim with an undulating ‘ 1

M . i!tit. T. nil. im.tiun. ''' -vi* •. a, | Mr-. A. R. ( lietinweth, vice pro si- j ; to:.. ’ ’> fin.ir oi dent, presided. The program, whichl “Doll ie igning has b< ome a fine 9 | was in charge of Mrs. W. L. Denman ! art, and excellent tale: t, including th ' M- tin-kiu-hfns of j

and Mrs. Hutche-on, was on “Java in th« East Indies.” Mrs. Lee Willui.n- also read, “Encouragement” anil

I .'.ery body - Lon.-ome. Miss Lenore are detachahle and may be substitut-Al-naugh read, “The Lord Christ led by part oj' a different color or < nine to Notie Dame. j -hap: - hea is, arms, legs, wigs, etc. During the social hour which fol-1 Doll ward;obes an , f bewildering vat lowed the delightful program the] iety, including compb to outfit for

to all announce- , | |( , sl |.*| M .n,l ( . ( l i (i,,. judge said.

can flag, a safe stolen from a filling -tation here was found by two hunteis near the city limits. The safe had been 1 loted of fifty-dollai —o— I T. WAYNE - Loran Shaw lias been warned by real sleuths not t.) function again as an officer of the law until he has more authi rity than a card -howing he was graduated from a correspondence school of detection. Local detectives took Shaw into custody after he had offered his services to several -tores, displaying hicard and a new shiny star. Aft« the warning he was released.

Dun-Deceit! Cluh To Have Grab-Bag. The Duo-Decem (Tub will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Carl Hunt at her homo at 101 Ea t Libe> ty St. Each member is requested to bring a gift for tho grab-bag. + •!- •!• TB. A I*. W. To Send Baskets I'o Needy T ie Husino-s and Professional Women’ (Tub will hold a dinner mei * ii " at Mi-. Aiide’ -iin’ Tea Shop Saturday owning, December loth at 7 o’clock. The members are asked to bring the gift fi r thi basket which the club sends out to the needy famID ■ at Chri tmas time. In ,- ddition to

hostes-es served delicious

merits.

tlrs. (DBricn Gives Christmas Story.

Mr.-. Philander Pruitt, Mrs. Cora O'Brien, and Mrs. Ben Brown entertained Section 111 of the Christian Church Thursday afternoon at the

home of the former.

After the -hurt business session, | Sr the meeting was given over to Chri-t- I mas festivities, which consisted of I Christina - mu-ic, readings and a real ffij Santa Cl.iu-. Mrs. O’Brien gave a I flj beautiful Chri.-tnias story, which was ! ^ well chosen and presented in a most! 5?

interesting way.

Rev. Bruner spoke briefly but most hi! convincingly of th. way in which j fe we may give Christina (ho r to those S less happy than we. ! ^ Mrs. Pruitt’s lovely home was beau- 1 5b ifully dicoiated and delightful re- j 3$ freshments v.er. erved by the hi-t-'jj?

-sses.

famous ulptor . i engraved i.i this 11 • • ly w- i i.. Ids ii-. i i . f t ; - new d.ill- - % i.'e: mJ is the ‘synthetic’ type. Various parts ll '“ l - "■'■ to tnmtlm,

the wotkttt din eqiuy..1

To'i years i.: it txistuxf.Tbiij j exhilTtni."

refresh- morning v. ar, the tii.t, evening

| ARTSTYLE

I CHOCOLATES-

Will make it indeed a very nierry Uhristmas for “HFR”. Other items to be found in our stores that will make good gifts for wL sSweel lieart, or mothe r are: Toilet Sets, Perfumes, (’ompL-N

HARTEDliD (TTV Hereafter the

Ml’NCIE Draped with an Ameri-

i.-L'Ma’aicM'aE.Ti' ■:ririfirg.af^dia^pii^iM^!iair«giiiiigiPi;iiig:iii».;i3i?^ Kauble’s Cash Market

NEW PRIM ESS

WASHINGTON, Ind., Dec. 13 (CIM pH The installation -f the “Miracle & Molasses Process,” a new discovery 7, in the manufacture of mixed sweet

been

‘ WISl'.l.l. ME \T THA I'S GOOD To 1!AT"

Boiling Beef.... 15c PORK BONES, LB 7c PURE SAUSAGE 20c lb. OR 2 for 35c PORK CHOPS, LB 25c SIDE BACON, 20c FRESH LIVER, LB 15c LIVFRWORST, 2 LBS. FOR... 25c MINCED MEAT, LB 20c POST YOUR ( HRISTMAS ORDKRS

KARLY FOR Tl RKKYS, DUCKS, (iKKSF, [a «h.-j a,, going t., have elects light

Si A company, believed to be a subsidipt ary of the Indiana Electric Corpora-

feeds for live stock has just

id completed by the P. M. Walker Mill-

ing Company, according to an otfiriul

announcement.

Through the new process, molasses can he mixed with ground grains und produce a more tasteful feed for cat- ! tie, hogs, hi rses and other livestock. Sweet feeds have become popular among cattle raisers during the past few years and Dnvie-s county farmers feel that the new process will be a big asset to them, whereby they will he enabled to take their own grain to the mill and have it ground and the molasses mixed with it at a

relatively small cost.

Jaeksi :i i . rnor, north of (T iyton, to inurian denied any knowledge of the set pub- wist. T e | ul: ha : s'. ..n -till and said that it probably belong* theii appioval of the move a- ev . y ; ed to Ralp • No m i h or liquor of anyone from the Jack on v m-i to Hal- ort was f.iutal. Spencer World,

ley hi... signed up for current. In ad-| i ition, they are h- hly elated. Officials say they will have the line completed to Hadley by January I. Tl work i la ing dom by thi Evan- F.'ectrical Co., electrical c i jng . ngineers, of Indiauapoli . .). D. Ky t nis manager and vi e pri di nt.—Dan

ville Republican.

Ill OWL.

I DRUG STORE

fleets drug MOf 1

DOMINATION BY AMERICA SEEN IN I0Y MAKING

TO HAVE LIGHTS

People living on the Amo road, north of Clayton and west and noith-we-t of Hadley and possibly through

I i

a ; - " : ! lion U gnu Monday at

DR. R \\\ LEV VND ADOPTED SOS |N j vii

Dr. Tillman Ruwley, of five rnile south of Patricksbiirg, and his adopted ■ on, Ralpli are hot! i i jail h . . following a fight which they h- ye-terday The son was arre. ti T by B i t Booker

WASHINGTON, Dec.

season

Geographic 1

AND ( HK’KUNS.

, 1 I (UP) An

Ameni'an n. will dominate the toy.;'

on sale daring the Christma.

constable of Patricksburg, and found j this year, the National probably guilty on a charge of assault ! Society report/

and battery with intent to kill prefer- Exhibits of w k,. n ,, , red 1|i " : ' 1 " •»>-' • igners at the recent l",inri'’" f""i the Spencer jail. 11 was i, „ d before j with a strong Ameri antri ° f Chambers, ju tice of peace. | Numerou ’-, v . a]t , ' u '.' n< '- Thi morning the on preferred lean styles, and4 L ni ' ’~ cl ’ a U’' against hi 'ather of on eal- American meclmni, ..i" . " I , Vario ’ J

New Winchester and on to Bainbridge. ing a till in a hay mow at th. Raw- the top f a i • M , r " '•‘»turei! i are highly elifted over the fact that ley hnnie and Sheriff Marvin Luca . from the co-in, "/ figures'

i , 'T 1 wci-i rccomu Z ,.,i

by Amc n ans attending th,, exhibition

'"“ohaniral o,,,,.,'! • * m , -

haymow of the farm ham. The vet, r - say. the G, ographir ^ f T’"

ECONOMY STORE

Pure Pork Sausage, (’ountry Styk, I’armer Killed Meaty Backbones ii'" Spare Ribs, While They Last. !’ n - ^ Beef ( attle Lower We Reflect i ‘ To You In Rduced Prices Dn

Youn^ Native Cattle.

45c 20c 25c 40c 59c

Saving

tleef N

Swift’s Premium Bacon, lb. box

All Sweet Olio,

Lb Premier Mi Iba Peaches, Large Can Fresh Oysters, The Sanitary way, pint ....

Granulated Sugar,

10 lbs

H- '

Swift’s lirciikfH' 1 con, lb. roll 3 Cans

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economy, 11 Fresh Fish FilW* 11,., only P. & G. or Flake White, 5 f" r '

Fraid;

accompanied by Di puli.- J. McCart arrested Dr. Hawley -.fter finding a ten gallon copper -till bidden in a

If K.-co Bathroom Tissue—Sanitary, Will Not Stop Drain—fi for ,,yOl' ,1 FRB8H ROASTED IT IN UTS STII L HOT ^ gT | N ' i FIRST IN QUALITY-FIRST IN SERVE I ‘ |,| We Deliver.