The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 January 1929 — Page 3
ETHE GKEENCASTEE DATBY BANNER iiiukKDaT, JANUARY 3, 1929.
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Economies That Repeat r a Story 21 Years Old
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'*To give the people of this community the best possible values and service’ was the Golden Rule principle laid down by J. C. Penney when he opened his first store in Kemmerer, Wyoming, back in 1902. The New Year, 1929, • finds us seadily following the same principle, as witness the values offered
Cotton Batts To Make Cory Comforts
Soft, fluffy batts to maki those warm comforts that yo« snuggle under on cold wintei nights. Buy a few yards ol gay cretonne and cover one ol these batts—an attractive com. fort—at ridiculously small cost is the result. Weight appro*, imately ) pounds. Each
98c
, Heavy Turkish Towels Outstanding
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Values for
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Hero is a rnally r^rnaikablo towel value. You must see them yourself to appreciate them, heavy double thread terry and full by 41 inches. . Plain white and colored • border. You will save money by purchasing from theassortment.
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FAN( Y Ol TING 27 IN. WIDE Novelty striped patterns in datk and light colors. A new shipment just received. Yard,
Rondo ( ambric FOR APRON DRESSES We have just received a shipment of this wonderful cambric. Dark and light ground with novelty and dainty floral patterns. H(i inches wide. Yard— 25c Gladio Percale Dark and light grounds with dainty lloial patterns. Ideal for the house apron. Yaid-
Hillcresl Pongee Novelty all over patterns and stripes. IKi inches wide. Yard—-
23c
From Coast Coast There are Housewives Using Honor" Muslin 36 Inches Wide Bleached 39 Inches Wide Unbleached 12k The soft, pure finish if “Honor” bleached nuslin has won friends »’.io keep a few yards id ways on hand — there ir- countless uses for it u ound the home—aud it rate SO very little.
10c
36 IN. OUTINt; FANCY Comes in either dark ■ r light patterns. Ideal for comforts or sleeping wear. Yard—
36 IN. DAISY
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OITING Every one know brand. Soft and white HO inches wide. Yard
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TABLK DAMASK
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COLDRED BORDER til inch table damask with dainty blue or pink border.
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TABLE DAMASK tit IN. W IDE The solid color thaf are so popular right now— mai.se, blue, pink and green. Yard— 69c
THRIFT
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KLAXON 1*1,AIN WHITE Sheer, yt heavy enough to give excellent • i vice. Yard, 23c and 29c BATISTE MERt ERIZED Soft, carefully women inuterial with lustrou* finish. Yd.. 23c, 33c, 49c
Long ( loths MERCERIZED Soft, pure finish. Two outstanding values at, yard, 1214c 17c
Mercerized Lingerie ( lolh Dainty pastel colors in complete range. Soft jei ey voile.
15c
NAINSOOK Ol FINE (M'AI ITY French and Japanese finish nainsook. Yard, 1214c, 19c, 33c
Our Toilet Goods Dept. ' .1 KM Has the Things You Need
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Toilet Soap Lifebouy 8c Pen i foam 8c Arabian Palm. 4c Say man’s .... 10c Woodbury’s . . 19c Castile 8c
Listerine Small size ... 19c Large size . . 39c Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic .. 98c Packer’s Pine Tar Shampoo .... 39c Brilliantine For the hair . 8c
Tooth Paste Squibbs 39c Pepsodent .. . 39c Pcbeco 39c Ipana 39c Col gates 19c Listerine 19c Face Powder
Coty Jaciel ... Java Djer Kiss
79c 69c 39c 49c
Ponds Cold Cream
Large size .. Small size ... Hind’s Cream, 4*4 oz. size .. Vick’s Salve, Small size Large size ..
49c
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25c
‘PENCO* SHEETS
“DURO”
39c
81 in. x 99 in.
SHEETS
One of the best that has the finish of quality.
81 x 90 in.
29c
A dandy heavy sheet that will give unusual servfc'e.
49c
$1.59
79c
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| Mayor James D. Carpenter presided 'at the dedicatory program. Invocation | was offered by Rev. S. S. Aikman. j Remarks weie made by Mayor Carpenter, representing the civil city; William E. Carpenter, for the schocd city: M. K. Decker, for the Alumni, and George H. James, who represented the citizens at large. —o— Arthur I.. Treater, permanent seeretary of the Indiana High School Vlhletie Xssoeiation, was also present ai d spoke briefly, urging good sportsmanship.
The Brazil high school hand gave a short concert and the junior high f school girls participated in two Indian T club drills between the halves of eaeh
brazil 35; greencastle, si. —o— It's a sad tale to tell the t aptaint —0*— • Greencastle's air-tight defense had several punctuies in it last night. The Tiger Cubs mis-e.i easy shots ;,t the luisket while Brazil was either I “hot” or they are getting plenty good on dropping the hall through the hoop. —o— We really haven’t any alibis for the j locals, although many Brazil fans sill agree with us when we say the Cubs ’didn’t ploy the game they are capable
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Hitch Bayh and Vaughn RusseTJ did fairly well with the exception oC one.
game. —o— It was indeed a great night for Brazil, hut it was also a big night for Grei Drastic when our new gym was dedicated—the Cubs heal Brazil’s setters hy 1 point that night. —o— And to top it all off, Old Dame Misfortune, ruled that Del'auw should how to Illinois Wesleyan by a 20 to 15 count, Wednesday evening. —o— This battle took place at Bloomington, Illinois, and came as a climax to the crushing defeat handed the Tigi i by I’urdue on Tuesday night. —o— WILEY FRIDAY! —o— The strong Wiley net team from Tcne Haute will form the opposition
decision. But of course, the refeijee is' Cot the Tiger Cubs tomorrow on the
the “High Mogul” on the ba.-ket hall floor so there you are or what have
you.
—o— Evan Crawley played the most consistent game for the Cubs, lobin and Brown n rtainly did not dolixeu the brand of ball they did against l*rinceton last Saturday. Gene Crawley fought hard hut it didn’t seem like he could get going and the ball just wouldn't go through the net for him. —o— Hammerstein and k iigiiu, are good bets for positions on the nll-W abash Valley this season. Those two Imys are clever on the floor and they have exceptional eyes for the basket. The score at the half was 17 to 14 in favot of Baustnan’s proteges.. This total by no means indicates the under basket and other kinds of shots mi-sed by Greencastle in the opening period. Greencastle’s playing was ragged. There is no denying that. - — O Hi. Brazil team under Coach Raleigh Phillips is showing vast improvement in every game. We remember last veor when Klwood nosed out the t uhs that it was due principally to the Strategy of Phillips who was couching the northern squad at that time. Despite the fact that Brazil won last night we still believe the Tiger Cubs are the better team. Maybe we can prove this on the night of February 1, When the Clay county boyplay a return tilt here. Bausman’s second team could have done us well as the first five against the Brazilians, the way the Purple and Gray regulars were playing lust night. —o— Brazil is happy. The dedication of their splendid new gym is a complete uccess. Victory over Greencastle is second to none, with the exception of winning the state tournament, to the Brazil team and fans. , * 0 —o — The local Juniors made it a 5050 night, anyway. The little Cubs administered a sound beating to the Brazil Juniors, 17 to ti. —o— The Tiger Cubs could have used the defensive tactics of the Junior Cubs lo great advantage against the Brazil regulars. —o— The new Brazil playing floor was a- slick as glass during the curtain raiser due to an oil preparation put down to clean the bar Iwood court. The Juniors had considerable difficulty in keeping on their feet during the fitst half of their game. —o— Finally saw dust was secured and rubbed over the playing floor with mops. This helped but at times the players had trouble standing up during the big game. —o— We take this opportunity to compliment Brazil on its new high school gymnasium. It is a building to b* proud of and will prove adequate for many years to come. And Brazil hucertainly needed and waited a long lime for this beautiful structure. —o— Hundreds of Greencastle fans attended the dedication. More than 15<i went in -pecial interurban cars and there were at least that many automobiles filled with rooters who made the trip to the Clay county sat.
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Greencastle people were scattered all over the gym and that made it im possible for Bob Bohard and I-eota Mullins to lea I the G. H. S. songs and yells. Perhaps, next year when we g. down to Brazil, the Greencastle delegation will have a section of -eats to i 2* thcr.
local floor.
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W iley has a big, rangy squad and (hey have been going plenty good this winter. Watch out for them, Green-
castle! —o—
Hun ired- of citizens called the Banner office for leports on the Brazil game last night. It was midnight before the office was closed, due to the late start on account of the gym dedication program, but apparently nobody went to bed until the final core was obtained. Perhaps, many of them wished they had turned in earlier.
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Frank Jarrell, principal of the Reelsville high school, sends us a postal card in which he states an invitational tourney will he held at Reelsville on Saturday. Basket hall teams taking part are: Gosport, Stilesville, Bowling Gieen and Reelsville. The first game wall he called at 2 p. m., the second game at 3 o’clock and the final tilt at 8 p. m.
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Well, it’s all over and Brazil won, but we’ve got another crack at ’em when they come to Greencastle Jie\t month. We’ll all he there, and how! SOUTH < UN K'N Grace and Willie Hall of Brazil spent last week with relative- near
Clinton Falls.
Fannie Sigler called on Lida Pierce
Sunday evening.
Goldie Bee spent Saturday with her sister Lizzie Hart. Lucile Hart has returned to work after an attack of flu.
Roe Hall, and wife of Biazil called on Kd Bettis ai I family one night
!a-t week.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. < REDITORS, ETC. In the Matter of the Estate • ( Nannie A. Layman, Deceased. In the Putnam Circuit Court, Vacation term, 1!(28. Notice is hereby given that I, Central Tm«t Company of Greencastle, Ind., as Administrator with will annexed of the estate of Nannie A. Layman deceased, having presented ind filed my account and vouchers ir. Anal settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the Examination and action of -aid Circuit Court on the Pdth da> of January, l!>2fl, at which time all heirs, creditors and legatees of said Estate are required to ap|)ear in said Court ind show cause, if any there be. why -aid account and vouchers should not be approved. Dated this 24th day of December, 1928. Central Trust Co. of Grcencasl!", Ind., Admr. with will annexed. Hays A Murphy, Attorneys. 27 2t.