The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1929 — Page 3

HIE GREENCASTEE DATEY RANNEK

TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1929.

BOARD rovi’Rs w^lroninp; honril covers with • heavy itad to ko underneatli. When the cover wearout you can huy a new one for 2?tc. Cover and |>a>l

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IRONING

89c

ff , _- Jap Pongee Beautiful—All Silk Quality 12 mom me, all lilk pongee V . m natural color > only—buy several yards for

only, yard

J.C.PENNEY CO 2-4 North Jackson Street, Greencastle, Indiana \ QUALIT.Y FIRST It’s What You Think of First! It’s What Our Buyers Think of First!

BROADCLOTH F VST COEOR We have just received a new shipment of h made loth. Comes in all the wanted color-. Ideal for the little fellow’s wash suit or a dress for the little miss. Fast color. Yard—

39c

Silk Hosiery For Women

Pure silk, full fashioned hose with mercerized top and sole — an outstanding value, pair

98c

A January Opportunity! Chic Frocks *9' 90 and $14’7 5 Great savings . . . among the best we have ever offered at any season of the year! Such smart styles, too ... all in all a notable offering!

Satins, dull crepes, and coin, binations — in the ''right’* colors — in types and sizes

For, Women :: Misses u Junion

Thread,

Black and White .. Mercerized Thread, All Colors Silk Thread, 80 Yd. Spo( Is

Bias Tape, No. f. Width

In Our Notion Dept.

4c 5c 6c 8c

. 8c

8c 3c

*8c '8c 12c 39c

Crochet Cotton, White and Colors ... Pearl Cotton, Whitr and Color ... SIn Strand Floss, Fast Color Pearl Buttons, A „ All Sizes

Shinoln,

Blnek and Tan

Jet Oil

Shoe Polir-h

Shi nolo

Ulstne Set

Our Toilet Goods Department

Blankets In Various Weights

Aside from the comfort o! these soft, warm blankets, they will add charm and beauty to the bedroom—if you aelect • plaid to harmonize I Cotton, Single, • • 98C Cotton, Pair, • 2*98 Part Wool, Pair, 3*98 TABLE DAMASK TOWELING MKRCRRIZKD

Squilibs Tooth Paste ......

39c

61 INCHES WIDE

Pepsodent

39c

A splendid quality for ev-

Tooth Paste

ory day use—and the pat-

Peheco_ Tooth Paste

39c

terns are attractive.

Ipanu Tooth Paste

39c

49c

LIsterine Tooth Paste

19c

TOWELING

Lifehouy Toilet Soap

UNBLEACHED

Sigman’s

. 10c

This toweling is 18 inches

Toibt Soap

wide and is heavy and all-

Castile To def Soap

sorbent. Yard— 7c

I.isterine, Small size

19c

Barge size

39c

LINEN ( RASH

Coty Face Powder ....

79c

TOWELING

Jaciel

69c

Buy your toweling here at

Face Powder ....

these prices and save money.

Vieks Salve, Small size

. 29c

A dandy assortment. Yard—

(.urge size

. 49c

15c 17c 19c

BED SPREADS OF BUM.H I ( OI.ORS

Dainty cotton krinkled spreads of blue, rose, gold and green with white stripes. Alsu piain color- with allover rayon patterns. $1.49 $1.98 $2.98 RAMONA SFITING A fast color suiting in rose, blue, tan, green, and lavender. This material is used extensively for luncheon sets, hridg e sots, bed spreads, and for dainty spring dresses. Ihi inches wide. Yard—

39c

“DAISY BELL” (LOTH This is our own brand. It is guaranteed fast color. Can lie used ns trimming on any material and will not fade. Comes in blue, rose, maise, peach, green and red. .% inches wide. Yard 39c APRON CHEEK CINCH \ M In blue, green, red and black rhi rks. 27 inches wide. Yard—

10c

BELLEVUE < HEVOIT SHIRTING Dark and light blue, also blue and grey with novelty stripes. 2X inches wide. Yard—

15c

( OTTON PHALLI E PI INCHKS V\M»K. Now is the time to cover that comforter. These ( bailies come in light and dark loral patterns. Yard—

15c

FANCY OITTING :»« INCHKS WIDE Come in light cnlorr with novelty stripes. Ideal for night wear < r comfort lining. Yard—

12Jc

FANCY OUTING 27 INCHKS WIDK Here i a real value in outing. 27 inches wide. In dark and light colors. Yard—

10c

NATION WIDE OUTING A heavy grade outing in dark and light colors. W inches wide. Yard—

Fabric Gloves Have Smart Women’*

Approval fa

They fit well, rave smart tl aovclty cuffs find are so easy to keep fresh. Pair,

49c

A “Lady-Lyke” Bandeau of Silk Stripe Rayon

49c

“SOISETTE” PRINTS A brand new shipment of these fast color prints. In dark and light grounds with dainty tloral and novelty all over patterns. 22 inches wide. Yard—

33c

“RONDO” CAM BRIG NKW P.ATTKRNS Dainty floral and novelty allover patterns on dark and light ground. Ideal for children's school dresses and women’s house dresses and porch frocks. Fast color. .’Pi inches wide. Yard— 25c NEW PERCALE 96 !N< IIKS WIDK This comes in dainty all over and floral patterns. .‘Hi inches wide. Yard—

12k

FANCY DRESS GINGH t M This comes in novelty checks and stripes. In dark and light colors. inches wide. Yard—

10c

AVENUE FROCK PHI NTS Dainty floral and novelty patterrs on dark and light grounds. 36 inches wide. Yard—

DIMITY (HE(K FOB LINGKBIE Comes in blue, rose, pink, peach, green anil maise. 36 inches wide. Yard— 15c HEAVY SATINE NEW COLORS We have just received a new shipment of new colors. Also black. 86 inches wide. Yard—

29c

HICKORY SHIRTING Heavy hickory striped shirting. Ideal for-shirts or play suits. Yard— 19c

White Lingerie Fabrics It is time to be planning for spring sewing— and time, as well, to select dainty underwear fabrics from fresh, complete stocks. Batiste, dimity checks, plain flaxon and checked flaxon—at a moderate price range from, yard 19c to 49c

Your Milkman Never Holds A “Sale” You would be surprised, wouldn’t you, if your milkman told you that on Tuesdays and Fridays he would sell milk at half price. Quite naturally you would question the quality of the milk offered you on those days, or you would wonder if you were not paying too much on the other days of the week. But, of course, your milkman doesn’t sell his product that way—nor does the J. C. Penney Company. Both of us realize that our customers must have merchandise of assured quality, priced as near the actual cost of production as possible, plus a fair charge for distribution and handling. Neither your milkman nor our Company believe in marking goods up one day, in order to "cut prices” the next. ___ _ Have You Enough Towels This Good Towel Meets Many Needs A good quality turkish towel in a f" 4 — handy size—you can use any number p*’’""**' of these towels, especially at our price J —each, .

25c

Double thread terry towels that are pfe.:soft and feel so good. Size 22x44 in plain white, striped border and an all-Ri

over plaid effect, future needs.

Buy a quantity for

Wash Cloths Buy a Supply

Two groups of soft terry cloth wash cloths—also a few knitted ones for 8c. Put in a supply for future needs during Winter White Week. 4C and 8C

(OTTON BATTS TO MAKE SOFT W \HM COMFORTS Fluffy halts in approximately 3 pound comfort -izo make ideal fillings for the charming comforts that you make yourself— this is the time, too, that you could use a new one! Kach

98c

“HONOR” MUSLIN

IILKACHKI) AND

UNHLKAf HKD

The soft, pure finish of our bleached Honor muslin has attracted millions of housewives all over theVountry— it staple of countless uses. 36 inches bleached and 39 inches unbleached for only,

yard—

12k

“BENCO” SHEETS KXillA I.KNGTII Size hi x 99 before hemmed sheets. Kach

$1.59

NATION WIDE SH KKTS Full SI in. by 99 in. before hemming. Kach—

$1.19

Nation-Wide

Sheeting A splendid brand of sheeting. 9/4 Bleached or 10/4 Unbleached 39c

A few ladies’ winter coats left. A good time to buy a coat. Winter has just started and you will have your coat for next

season.

Net

(’’Jimmie”) INDIANA CENTRAL, TONIGHT! FIGHT TIGERS, FIGHT! —o— Moffett’s DePauw bnsketeers face a hard struggle this evening on the Bowman gym floor when the scrappy ! Indiana Central quintet invades the [Tigm' lair. The game will start at 7:30 o’clock and should prove interjesting from the first to the final whistle.

/ DePauw

—o—

Ind. Central

Loveless

F. P

Bailey

Ragsdale

A. Bailey

Stone

Rider

Crawley

Humbert

Stunkel

G. —o—

Breneman

The Old

Gold will

lie handicapped

by the absence of "Red" Molintz, regular center who has a had ankle, hut we're counting on a DePauw victory nevertheless. —o— The Tigers nl-o face another tiff tussle this week when they journey to Evansville on Saturday for a tilt with the Purple Aces. —o— Make it two in a row. Tigers! —o— ELWOOD FRIDAY! —o— Bausman put his high school drapery agitatois through a snappy workout last night preparing them foi 'this week’s inva-ien of northern Ind-

iana.

—o— Jimmie Tobin, star floor guard, was hack in a suit and was sending the hall into the hoop in great style. The Tiger Cub mentor spent considerable time working with "Stretch” Ellis, sub center, and it may he that the big l)oy will see action again-t Etwood. Kllis ha- the lieighth and a good eye for the ha ket. He will make a classy player if he can just develop a little more I and endurance accordingly. —o— Raymond Brown, flashy hack guard, also gave the pe.'tntoi a thrill last evening during the basket practice, by dropping in 1 about 8 out of every 10 attempt from the center of the floor. —o— ! Evan Crawley was also rigid there ■with hi- left-handed under basket j shots. This hoy ran certainly dribble | with either hand and make ’em like it. —o— I Gene Crawley worked just as hard jin Monday’s practice as he does in every game. Gene i - one of the lie t 'workeis on Bailsman’s squad. He ha ! had a lot of tough luck on making ! field gc.als hut we believe he is about ! “due” and when this comes it is go- ! ing to lie too tight for the oppo i-

tion.

—o— The subs al-n showed up in fine • hnpe last night which dee n’t hurt Kan-man's feelings one hit. —o— Yen, Brazil lost to Crawfordaville on Saturday. The score? It was la to 28 in favor of the Athenians. —o— Our old friend, “The Breezy Fan" is hark on the air aeain today, folk Ca t your eyes u|xm his letter, which is brief but to the point: Dear “Net Tuba:" Since nobody has sent in a “Big Five" for the County, I will do so. 1. Greencastle. 2. Fillmore. 3 Roachdale. 4 Cloverdale. 5. Bainhtidge. Yours till the Basket “Bawl “That Breezy Fan.”

RUSSELLVILLE Mrs. Mary J. Spencer returned Sunday from a few day's visit with her on II. S. Spencer of Thorntown. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Clark of Akron, ■ Ohio spent from Satuidny until Tue - I day with Dr. and Mrs. Smithson and ! family. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Kinkrad if I Indianapolis spent Friday with Mr. land Mrs. E. VV. Simpson. Ray I). Giimes and family of ImlI ianapoli* - pent the holidays here with Mrs. Belle Grimes. Mrs. Lon Wilson spent Wi lne ilay with Dr. Ralph Wilson and family at iCrawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Sutherlin and 1 daughters Gladys and Klva, and -on* \ Clyde Ronald, Claude and Fee nurd I spent Saturday evening with Mr. and I Mi -. Fred Spenrcr.