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THE GREENCASTEE DAIEY BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31,1929

S. C. Prevo Go. A HOME STOKE Many Exceptional Bargains Are Offered At Clean Up Prices

LADIES COATS $15.00 cfood winter coats, this season’s styles $7.50 SILKS $1. Silks, special lot to clean up at yard 50c

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ROYS’ AND DIRKS’ UNDERWEAR M u n sine: Finest quality of tfirls and boys underwear made. $1. to $0. per suit at i PRICE

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Mo. natural Papanese jiongee; 32 inches wide. Yd.—

33c

EMILY DRESSES A few more left to close out at— $7.50 DRESS DOODS $3. wool suitings, 54 inches wide. Yd.— $1.49

CORSETS $4 and .S5 Corsets, good . styles. Only discontinued numbers— $2.98 SILK HOSIERY Pure thread silk hose, ] join ted heels and square heels, all colors. Pair— 69c

SANITARY DOODS 75c and $1 Sanitary bloomers, belts and aprons. Special— 39c

Monti. 46— A powerful A.C. *et using - 7 A C. tubestiuil 1 rectify tug tub« \Viiiiuia tube*, $83. MODEL F2— Electro* Dynamic speaks. Need* uu tubes or uuuitie power supply |at

ready to plug in A cjuality Electro-Dynamic at a reasonable price ATWATER kfnt niiikf-', tlii.Rct—thal> your AMniranrc of high quality :\ at u reahonulile |»ricr, of ron.tant |irrl<>niiaii< e and the finest lone you e»er t.aiit to hear. It i* F.hM'tro-Dynamic radio perfected. You hear e\ery note in the scale—and you hear it as it ia played, with all tin overtonei and hartnoiiii a that make good mimic good. fin perfect reception, with a good radio, iimtalled right, get your Model 46 here today. EASY TERMS * Browning-Hammond Hdw Co. Phone 214. ^

AT THE YOM ASTI.K A hnml picked company of the world’* most beautiful and most graceful woman appears in “Manhattan Cocktail", which is now the fea-

Society News

(IIIEDREN’S (OATS While they last we offer any child’s coat* in t lie house at—

(Continued from page 2). Mrs. Frank Bittles, Mis. A. O. Goodenough, Mrs. Herman Beck, Mrs. Ferd Lucas, Mrs. H. B. Gough. Mrs. ,le<V Allen, .Jr., is chairman in charge of the Flower Committee; Mrs. Walter Crawford, Chairman of the Kitchen Committee; and Mrs. (!. Bromley Oxnam chairman of the

Charity Committee.

Mis. R. E. Williams sang three beautiful solos during the program: “The Star,” “The Heart of Her, and “Trees.” She was accompanied by Mrs. W. W. Carson at the piano. Mrs. R. G. McCutchan who is a member of the Charity Committee, gave a very interesting and detailed account of “Greencastle’s Charities.” 'I'he social hour was in charge of Section 1, with Mis- Laura Ammerman and Miss Ella Adams as leaders. Section leaders for the ensuing

year are as follows:

Section 2, Mrs. George Taylor and Ida Fierce; Section 3, Mrs. Oscar Thomas and Mrs. Mack Jones; Section 4, Mrs. Harold Ross and Mrs. A. A. Hauck; Section 5, Mrs. Eugene Light and Mrs. E. B. Taylor; Section (!, Mrs. Olive Kelley, and Mrs. W. L. Hughes; Section 7, Mrs. R. W. Fence,

HR \ZII. TOMORROW

Coach Bausman planned to send his Purple and Gray baskoteers through a fairly light workout today as final preparation for the cla-h with the Clay county net t sers on the local hardwood court Friday evening.

Probable lineups encounter will li»: Greencastle St F Masten h

land Mrs. Glen Lyon; Section 8, Mrs. * rawley

I). C. Moffett and Mrs. Wilbur Donner; Section it, Mrs. E. B. Nichols ami Mrs. Frances Cheek; Section 10, Mrs. William Bishop and Mrs. Frank (Jones; Section II, Mrs. Sarah Wright land Mrs. Virginia Griswold; and Sec- | tlon 12, Mrs. Charles Zeis and Mrs.

; Claude Wilson.

The treasurer’s report from the past i year’s work is as follows:

Brown < ifOSS

tomorrow’s Brazil iHammerstine Fucpta Lorenz Clift (Uwalt

Section

156.66

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146.17

Section

155.7-1

Section

94.05

Section

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75.00

Section

VIII

99.65

Section

130.56

Section

60.00

Section

XII

134.83

$1,464.24 l The League has just completed a most satisfactory year’s work, and the members have entered into the work for the following year with new zeal. ^ -i- d* Miss Thelma Hurst Married Saturday ” Friends in this city have received announcement of the marriage of Miss Thelma Jane Hurst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hurst of Champaign, III., and former residents of Greencastle, to Kepler S. Bowman, which took place Saturday, January 2fith in Indianapolis. Mrs. Bowman will be remembered here by her friends as she formerly attended the i Greencastle schools. •h + d’d-d'd" F.lrod-Hurst Nuptials Solemnized Saturday Miss Helen Hurst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hurst of Mt. Mer- | idian and Frank Elrod, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Elrod, south of Coatesville were quietly married in Danville, HI., January 2f>th. They are at home at Mr. Elrod’s parents. Mrs. Elrod is a former student of Greencastle High School, and the bridegroom is a graduate of the Stilesvilie High School,

as have been presented throughout America and Europe, over a period of time. She has trained them in dancing and acting and they are used by her in spectacles which she organizes for various film productions. In “Manhattan Cocktail,” which is a modern story of backstage life in Now York, the outstanding beauties appear in a brief prologue depicting a story of ancient Crete, ruler of the world 5,000 years ago. Incidentally, this is the first time that motion pictures have attempted to protray the life of that time, famous (or its luxury.

“B B. Shots,” n the Brazil Times gives the majority of copy for oui column today. Gaze upon Lis dop< ravings icgarding the Gre< nen tie

Brazil tilt:

On Friday night the team goes to Greencastle for the hie game with the Tiger Cubs and on Saturday goes on to Shelbyville. Three games a week are too many, of cour.-e. hut the schedule had to lie altered because the new gymnasium opening was delayed. Coach W. E. Bausman of Green-1 castle attended the Wabash Valley finals to get a line on both Brazil and Sullivan, future Cub opponent-. Coach Bausman this week will peint his crippled team toward the Brazil game here Friday night. The Cubs fell before Bniz.il in a dedication tilt j at the Clay county center several | weeks ago and the local mentor is de- j sirous of revenging this defeat. Ten cents to bet that Jimmy Toliin and Brown will both be hack in t o Tiger Cub-’ line-up Friday night and we hope they are. Jimmy would he the best floor guard in the -* 'te this year, as he was Inst, if" he would train right, and Brown is a dead shot from the center of the floor. Both are out of practice this week, so reports from I Greenca tle say. Gieencastle fans are anxiously | awaiting a ruling from Secretary Trester that will make Crow, new center from Clayton, eligible so that he can take part against Brazil Friday night. Well, ho can't he am better than Braz.il met in the Wabash Valley when 1 tall centers set mod to be the 1

rule.

The Brazil Junior High School team’s rather dim showing in the Greencai-tle invitational tournament was due to the fact that most of the regulars graduated at mid-year and went to Senior High which disqualifies them. Nance is about the only name we recognize in the line-up. The Grcincastle Junior High which won the tournament is about the hottest in these parts. The Iroy- have a goo I team work and are good goal shooters. If they hold together they ought to "ip good in High school later. Johnny Ward, former star of DeFauw is their coach.

the sum of twenty-one thousand nine hundred twenty eight 95-100 dollars. ($21,928.951 with interest on said decree and ci sts. 1 will expose at public Sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 2.'i day of February, A. I). 1929," between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. and I o’clock F. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House in Greencastle, Futnam County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following real estate in Putnam County, Indiana, to-wit: The southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirty-six (.‘Hi), and the east half of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirty-six C9i), township sixteen (Hi) north, range five (5) west; Also, the west half of the southeast j quarter, and twentj seven (27) acres off the south end of the west half of the northeast quarter of s' ction one .

(i);

Also, tlio east half of the northwest quarter of section one (1), and the east half of the west half of the northwest quarter of section one (1 ), all in township fifteen (15) north, range five (5) west, and containing in the aggregate 303 acres, more or

less.

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests and costs, 1 will, at the same time and place expose at public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will he made without any relief whatsoever from valuation or ap-

praisement laws.

Edward Eiteljorge, Sheriff Futnam !

County.

January 29, 1929. W. M. Sutherlin,

Plaintiff.

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lure of the Voncnstle theatre bill, with Nancy Carrol and Richard Arlen co-foatured. The women were gathered together by Marian Morgan, whose dance drain-

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ON THE SCREEN FRIDAY MGHI “DRIFTWOOD” With MARI ELINE DAY and DON ALVARDO

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NOTICE DF ADMINISTRATION

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Notice is hereby given that the un-

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wherein the Louisville Joint Stock Land Bank is plaintiff and Clayton C. Harr, Grace N. Barr, John F. Helm, Walter T. Gunn, 11. L. Watson, Iva L. Shaw, Homer E. Shaw, Herbert C. Merkel, Otis E. Taylor, Effie L. Taylor, Leo H. Hubbs, Carl Egget and the True Hixon Lumber Company, are defendants requiring me to make

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BASKETBALL

Brazil High School vs. Greencastle High School

Friday Night at 8 O'clock. certain Raiser at 7 O’clock. West End Reserved (or Visitors at Hi B h School Gym.