The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 January 1929 — Page 2

THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, FRIDAY. .1ANUARY 11.1929.

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Wonrlernut Oieo, 2 iiis 35c 2 IK Pkir. Prunes

22c

Bullerscolch ( akc 22c

Tall Pink Salmon 15c Country (lul> Butler, II? 55c

Creamery Lb.

Butter,

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Skinned Ham, li ilf m whole, lb. .

P nic H l.b

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ph l Id t hacon, 'I !K. more,

54 c 25c

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Butter,

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Cream Chee.-'', Lb

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Krog< i M 1 < in.

Hea.t Lettuce (Leaf lettuce

15(' 1.00 I Or

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■ ck

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Mn. kr Melt

55c

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Personal And Local News

Will Meet Tonight

The Commen ial dub of the Green

cattle high school "ill ine‘ 5 t tl>i s e ve ‘ ning at 7:;J0 o'elock at the home of Miss Marguerite Mavis, y(U Dim St. + i- + <• + •!• Iri P»i To Meet Saturday Afternoon

Kenneth l od-1 pent L rnla;, in India napolt .

Mi a Lila Mahanna spent LUday Indianapolis.

W. O. Griffith was a business visitor in Cloverdale Thursday.

Mrs. C. C. Hurst entered tho County Ho.ipttal L'rfdH.v for treatment.

Clay Robins of Terre Haute wa. a bu itr:i visitor in Greenca: tlc Krii day.

Miss Uutli Lane spent Friday in Indiunapoti, visifing tier i. ter, Mr:. Clarence Wysong.

Mr.!. Lnuna He-ter of I'utnainville I "ho ha. been ill for several days is reported about the same. Mrs. Aane Goddard is ill with flu at the home i*f her son Fred Goddanl ou North Madi on street.

Mis o Eni 1 »nd L'rma Hudlin <>f T* rrr Haute are vi-iting their parint.; Mr .and Mr.-. L- W. Hudlin.

l.'Hji- Hodshirc who has l»ern ill for more than the pa t week returned to lii^ employment in the Court House I riday morning.

Mr . < hirer Urr : gc , L iinattle, i flow!, improving after being eiieu.ly ill for tho past several day with pneumonia.

Tri Psi will meet Satuiday afternoon at 3 o’clock in Hie City Library. 4. + + * ♦ + Duo-Heceni To Meet With Mr*. Huffman

The Duo-Deccni Club will meet Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mr.-. Robert Hoffman, north of the city. •P •!• + + + d* .Section III Has Good Meeting

DON’T GHI’SS i;K SUKI’

the uit thiil vi u ve worn nine time, In sine In show .1 touch ol grime. VnH the Inngrt it n* - lli't v..iv. I he || , to he tin iw n avv.tv

the tiling fur you to do i nil yirr v,

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11)1'Al, ( LEANKKS Telcplion*’471). Call and Deliver.

J. P. Allen, Sr., who ha - be n n confined to hi.-, home fof the pa.,t two week. bec%u. ; e of illn , wu able p,, be down town today.

Born, Friday morning, to Mr. and Mr . Donald Lari Johnron, a on, Donald Jr H Mr. and Mrs. Johnson live north west of GrcrRastir.

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ECONOMY STOKE

Quality

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Swiff Freniiuto. lb. bo.v . .

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Swift’s lb. ...

All ijvveet Ole i.

15c L9c

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lYonoiny

ilf M' • ik) i .( Baron,

50c

Kam y Club Steal, cut even. Ih.

25c

,'ovift'. Fieiniuin Oleo in Ih tick ■, lile i teaniery 1 itter, lb

14

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Fie h Fork f n< lb

Doilin," lb .

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Maxwell Hon-e i offer. lb.

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< i5 onul iff #| Sujjai 10 lbs

Oir S| cupper

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17k

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I ’lioiu' 710.

Faul Brown, formerly employed at the Stark and Griffith Motor Sale., left Wednesday for Indianapolis where he will take up aviation.

Mu. Orvi-, Skinner who ha been seriously ill with pneumonia at the home of her parents Mr. and Mr . Artie Raine.- is slowly impm ing.

Mi.-s Mildred Hammond daughter of Mr. aid Mr-. Raymond Hammond, who is io e aeriou- condition, suffering ■vith pneumonia, w as reported : lightly improved Friday morning. Mr. en4 Mrs. Bernard Shinn, accompanied by Ralph Gardner, were in Indianapolis Thursday, where Mr. Shinn underwent aji examination by a specialist.

A bill compelling vision tests for all automobile driver will be presented to the legislature by ths Indiana Association of Optometrists it was announced.

Section III of the Christian Church held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs- A. R. Mathews, We t Washington St., with Mr Frank Farmer and Mrs. George Browning assisting. After a short business session, the program opened with community singing of "More About Jesus”. Mrs. Henry Bicknell, who was in charge of the devotions, ie,ul the 103rd psalm, after which she offered prayer. Mrs. Cora O'Brien read the history of Mary, the virgin. This subject was di.-wussed by all present. Mrs. Robert Johns, a new member, added to the pleasure of the afternoon. Mrs. Clay Brothers dismissed the meeting with a beautiful prayer. Painty refreshments were served by the hostesses, after which the meeting vva.- adjourned. •F + + F + •5* Theta Sigma Fhi Karr Banquet The DePauw chapter of ’I beta Gigma Fhi, women’s national journalistic fraternity, "ill hold the annual Matrix table and razr. banquet this evening in Lucy Rowland Hall. About one hundred coeds and women fm ul ty members will attend. Alumni guests will include Mi.--Margaret Mai y and Mi - Dorothy Peterson of Indianapolis; delegates from the Butler and Indiana chapters will aLo attend. + * + 4. * Mr. and Mrs. Gardner lo Entertain < luh

Mr. and Mrs. Kimber Gardner vill entertain the inrmbri - of their bridgi club at their home, 1102 South Indiana St., Monday evening. ++++++ Section I To Bold Ml Day Meeting

The Central Trust Company of Gr< ema-tle ha., been appointed guardian of \grom B Steward i nth" Putnam Circuit court. Corwin and Gillen were the attorneys.

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Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. Beemrr and Mr George Beemer will Icace tomorrow for an indefinite etay in ( alifomia. They will make the trip by automobile, spending ub ut two wi «'k on the way.

square dam k Old fashion i-quare ilance at the blhating Rink, Old Aimory Hall. Saturday night. 11-Ip

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QUALITY MEAT MARKET

Phone 42. We Deliver.

Fresh Meaty Spare Ribs < ountry Style Sausage Pork Cutletts Pork Tenderloin Young Beef Liver Veal. Lamb, Beef Corn Beef Liver sausage Veal Loaf Cheese Loaf Home Baked Pies KoWeBa Canned (ioods. Chickens Butter Milk Cream

Mrs. John Dunlavy, 411 Ea t Walnut St., entertained the member of Section 1 of the Christian Chinch at her home Thursday afternoon. Twelve memheis responded to ri II call, and after the business of the organization was tun acted, a plea-ant social time was i n.ioyed. The meeting was adjourned to a facmble for an all day get to-getliei at the home of Mr.-. Mvpi ( uitis the second Thin day in February. ■i* + * + + + Mrs. • . E. Stoner Hostess 'It. Olive Missionary

The Me olive Foreign Mi sionary Society vva entertained Thuv-day afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. K. Stoner on Bloomington St . Theie v* a , a good atteiidanre. The work for the afternoon was given by Mi.-. E. K. Greene, from the text bmik ‘‘Friends in Africa”. Devotion- were led by Mi . Andrew Sweeney. Mr-. Loretta Shearer "a a gur t. The next meeting will lie held with Mrs. Katherine Sterg. The organization i to !»<■ compliment ed for its act of taying together, •an I continuing it beneficial work. When the church for which it wn named hn- been clo-ed for seme time ++++*♦ >tudy Club Met lhur»day

'V \ I'DEV II I t” SH<>" <*F FORTY I S D1 F. M ‘A<;‘ (ttNFERENCE LAFAYETTE, Jan. 11—One of the opening entertainment features of the annual agricultural conference at Pm due University, January 14-18, will bo provided by the inu.-iial stunt conte 4, which will be held January, 14, with an entry list <>f more than forty art.-,. For variety and originality "f pre.-ent-ations, the contest should cause most vaudeville circuits to pale, for everything from clog dancers an I black face comedian- to jig blowers, hand saw urti. ts and fiddler- is listed among the entries. The competent emps of judges who will decide the place winners will be sore beset to make their selection*, for past yontests have demonstrated that the rural musician- are apt at developing original ami enter-

taining stunts.

Two hundred dollars in g"bl is offered as prizes to the first ten places by the Indiana Farmers Guide and competition for the purses will ho unusually keen among the various ritral organization- that have entered the cream of the entertainment talent. Preliminary elimination trials will start Monday afternoon at I o’clock in the Memorial Union building, at which time the list of coni|iclitor- in the final contest will he cut to about a dozen. The finals of the contest will he held Monday night starting at 7 o'clock in Eliza Fowler Hall as one of the general sessions of the conference. The rule- of the contest provide that all .-tunts must he of a novelty musical nature, assuring a wealth of entertainment. Stunts may have any j j!) number of people, from one to ten, and |f"j no stunt shall last longer than ten min'p] utes. The excellence of the perform-jy ante, rather than the length of the ®

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SIZES RANGE 1 YRS. TO II YR.s.

50c AND 79c

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LUBES’, ALL SIZES, COLORS TAN, ROSE, PINK, Wu,,. , 59c 79c $1.00

THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. Pitchford

monia during the three-year period he had been employed as a nurse and knowing that her own ease was hopeless, Miss Ile sie Morris, 38,

completed arrangements for funetal and then died in th< H hospital here. She will be buried i n r u „ ca T1

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will be given fir t consideration by tlu’ijg judges. Stunts will be seined on tlu'igj following bads: Originality, novelty and entertainment feature, ."ill point-, musical rendition, 50 points; total,

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EXPEC T LARGEST POTATO \ I ‘AG* < <iM KREN4 E g

KRAUT, lb.

PORK BONES, LB | MILK, QT. 10c; Pi FRESH SIDE, LB I?' LIVER, LB I

PORK SHOULDER, BOILING BEEF, LB.

PURE HONEY, 5 LBS FISH, POULTRY, MUSH

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LAFAYETTE, Jan. 11— Close to 100 peek entries of the best white ami sweet potatoes in the state tire e.\peetd to be on exhibit at the ninth annual Indiana State Potato Show which will be held at Purdue University, January 14-18, in conjunction with the annual agricultural conference. An attractive prize li.-t has added to the natural do ire of state potato grnivei . to prove supremacy in their field ami grower-interest in the show is at its

height.

Approximately $2,500 in msli and premiums is offered to the winner- in the various da -ses, while th" growers will also compete for three pn ini prizes. A sweep, take, prize, a potato grader, will be awarded to the be t peck in the sltiHV. Although the -late of Indiana produces only a small per cent of the total commercial crop of potatoe:. due to the diversity of farming, the quality of Indiana potatoes is second to none, according to Purdue authoritit . Farm potato patches produce well, the cost of production i- low, and the yields are most satisfactory. Many growers have produced bettei than ."00 bushels to the acre, with some of the better grower.- approaching the lino bushel mark. Judging from these yields and the da s of potatoes to be -hown, the coming show will be among the top-noldicr in the

country.

No entry fee is charged exhibit'll who compete for the prizes, and all grower- are urged to bring in their peck samples of white and of .-wed potatoes.

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ARRANGES n\\ \ FI NKR \L VV ABASH, Jau, II (UP) Having doctored many other cases of pncii-

Tlie Woman's Study Club met Thursday afternoon with Mr. . W. M. O'Brien at her home on East Seminary street. Re. pon.--., for the afternoon were on recent Invention.-. Mis. Ida Pierre had charge o fthe program. Her subject was "Possibility of Aviation”. A ncial hour followed luring which I the ho-tr.-s resved delicious refte.-h-ments. ++++++ tV-gree st^rr " ill Practice

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KASH AND KARRY

Purity Soft Wheat Flour,

A Good Straight (hade <1, v ' mg

Horniels Minnesota Breakfast Bacon,

Per Pound 30 and ,3|j

Kio and Santos Blend Coffee v in Bulk. Per Pound X ar ' jIV

Pure ( ane Sugar, 10 Pounds

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59c “' r) Pounds

Greencastle Green Beans. Larye No. 3 Cans

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W.deiground Meal in 5 Ih. hags

Scott ( ountj Large Cans .

Hominy

22c 10c

Scott County Pumpkin Large Cans

13c

New Pancake Flour l'i H>. Package ....

Pancake Syrup c Gallon Pail

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Chipso I Hri" Pai kage

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P'cic ’la: 185

Cadet Peache-

Cadet Apricot Gallon Can? .

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Sunmaid Puff Pai u

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Sun.-weet Prune-

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IF YOU NFFP MONEY W« C»" Yon QUICK!,Y

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Borrow Money and Them In Full.

* 7 M °. R “P»v» $100 00 U»n $14 Mn Rep,,, $000 00 Loan *21 Mo. Repay, *100.00 Loan

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INDIANA LOAN CO.

All membei of the Crescent Kebekah Lodge, No. 763, degree staff are i request ed to be present for practice | this evening at 7:30 o'clock.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

1 have opened a marcelling simp in my home - at 10 Olive Street. Teleplione 773-L for appointmnts. First class work.

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! Fresh Liver SausaKe, lb I*|

! | Home Made Bologna, lb r'\ ^ugar ( ured Bacon Squares, lb. i-j I'Yesh Sausage, lb. .,

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