The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1929 — Page 2

THE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANISTER,

FRIDAY, MARCH

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FORK SHOULDRS,IB. 16V 2 c pork chops, lb. av* FRESH SIDE LB. 17V 2 c BEEF BRAINS LB. !2%c BEEF POT ROAST, To Boil, LB. 15c SLICED BACON LB. 18c TOMATOES, NO. 2 CAN, 2 for 25c HOMINY, NO. 3 CAN, 9c DRESSED CHIX, LAMB, VEAL

THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mail matter. Under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price, 10 rent* per week.

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Phone All Social Items To 93.

Wardens Active Durinp January

i oim \i{|{i:si i:i) Ft>it \ it)i,AIM>\ nr FISH V\F G \ M I im;i i. ations. State frame wardens airested forty Je i ons dui iiiu January for alleged \ml dions of fi-h ami game laws, and < f this numher thirty-eifrht were »-on- \ id d and paid fines an I costs it,n. unting to $8!*O.40. Feading offenwere for hunting, fishing ami traf fiing withuul license, hunting on F.ml without owners’ concent, and po es>ion of quail in closed sea-on.

The number is considerable less than usual, hut this is explained by department of conservation officials as due to the closed season on small wild game and bird life. SI I \\ \R I (IF I S OFFERS

( HK’Atit), Mar. 8 (UP) New enterprise- were reported beckoning to Col. Robert VV. Sti wart today. From his more intimate friends it was learned that the oil industry alic.idy had offered him at least two po-itions as goed or better than the $1 _’. r ),000 a year one he lost at Whit-

ing.

Klizabeth Wiggle was ordered confined to the State Hospital at Evansville, Friday.

I»l TTER ^ ('hocolafe CRACKERS >\ Mar ^^ Kioz.rarfon X x vAKto ti{i\M \ Round 15c ^ CHEESE \;f 24c n. POUND LIV\ N J 25c Raspberry TOILET \ »« 'n’KK (REAM IC ED LAYER SOAP CAKE Each fi liars 39c y \ 22c OLD 1)1 K H CLEANSER/ SLICED \ /GRATED l*]\EA'»l‘LE X \ / PINEAPPLE AVONUAFR BIMNO / AVONDALE BRAND \n. 2 ( aT Nn ' 2 f AN 19c 2 cans 35c Skinned ham, lb 24e Racon,3 lb. or more 24c Bananas V!'nr" F • • • • lb. 5c 54 Grape Fruit, 3 for 20c 04 Grape Fruit, 4 for 25c 250 Florida Oranges, 2 doz 25c 288 Florida Oranges, 2 doz 29c Head Lettuce, 2 for 15c Cauliflower, a head 23c APPLES "X hkaity • 3 lbs. 20c

J Mrs. Guy Williamson spent Thursday in Indianapolis. Mitchell Owen- of Noblesville spent (Thursday in Oreencastle. Robert W. free, South College aveI nue is driving a new Ford eoupe. Robert H. Stevenson has been called to Brazil by the death of an aunt. Wayne Johnson of Indianapolis was a business visitor in Oreencastle Fri-

day.

Prof, and Mrs. Graves have returned to the lestored Highland Apart- | meats. Edward Whiteside of Indianapolis was a business visitor in Oreencastle 1 Friday. Samuel Ratcliff, Bainbridge, was a business visitor in Oreencastle Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin are located in the re-built Highland apartments, 718 E. Seminary street. Mrs. Betty Dicks who has been visi iting friends in Fillmore returned to her home on South Jackson St., to-

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and daughter, Annie Louise will leave Saturday morning for Dallas, Texas. The\ will make the trip by motor. Morris Ooodwin will be removed from the County Hospital Saturday to his home in Fillmore. Mr. Goodwin, who is 80 years old, is recovering splendidly from a recent opera- * tion. Vilva Truesdale, administratrix, vs Ella McKamey et al, a petition for | the sale of real estate was filed in the Putnam Circuit Court Friday morning. Corwin and Gillen are the attorneys. Funeral services for Mrs. Ross ! Bulks will be held Saturday afterj noon at 2:00 o’clock at the McCurry Funeral Parlors with Rev. Clarence I Talbert in charge. Burial will he in Forest Hill cemetery. Jake Kauble is in receipt of word from David Shoemaker, who is in a Danville, HI., hospital that he is getting along nicely. Mr. Shoemaker went to the lio>pital last week where he was to be operated. A. A. Hauck is in receipt of word from Rev. Wilber Grose that Tuesday’s Cable to New York states Bishop George R. Grose is improving slowly. He is in a hospital at Wuttu ' China near Shanghai. Leonard Tressel has filed a suit on a note and to foreclose a mortgage i in the Putnam Circuit court against Matthias F. Gobel and Mary M. Gobel. J. K. Harrison of Spencer is the attorney for the plaintiff. A judgment of $l. r >00 is asked for in the ! complaint.

IN MEMORY In loving ridnvmberame of our dear husband and father, F.. M. Henkle, who departed this life on March 8 1925. A shadow rests upon our home. We miss his smiling face. Where'er we look, where’er we turn. We see his vacant place. He always had a cheerful word. His smiles—we see them yet, His tender love for everyone. We never shall forget. His loving heart is now at rest God took him home when he thought best. When we are done with toil and care We hope to meet him, over there. — O- - ■" “BANNER WANT ADS.’* PAY

University To Give Four Formal Parlies

Four formal panic- will be staged at DePauw University this week end. Lambda Chi Alpha, Bloomington St., will entertain t) evening, with Red Huffard's Royal Blue Serenaders from Butler University furnishing the music. Chaperons will be Capt. and Mrs. McMahon, Dr. and Mrs. Myeis and

Dr. and .Mrs. Voltmyer.

Prof, and Mr F. C. Tilden, and was distributed, and delicious reC< a< h and Mm. ovan Moffett will; fieshments served by the hostess uract as chaperon it the Delta U for-1 ing Abe social hour. I he chili atjoutn mad to be held Saturday evening at'“d to hold a 'linnet meeting tie .ii . the chapter hou - on East Seminary Thursday in April at the home <>

St. .Music will he given by “Doc”

Noble’s hand.

SCARFS Georgette scarfs wjJ printed designs or heavy silk crepe with painted or printed designs

Thursday Reading < lub Plans Dinner Meeting

The Thursday Reading Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. R. F. Pierce, 24 East Walnut St., Thursday afternoon. Nineteen members and one guest, Mrs. Clarence Scohee re- 1 sponded to roll call. Mrs. Albert Houck conducted an interesting concert, which was won by Mrs. Ray Fisher. Programs foi the new year

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THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. Bitch ford

Ross F'ninklii orchestra from FT. Wayne will plu\ at the Sigma Nu formal Nntui’daj evening tit the chapter house on College Ave. Chaperons will be: Dr. W. \V. ( arson. Prof. Voltmeyer and Mrs. Stevens, housemothe.r Prof, and Mr Huggard, Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Kyir-rson and Miss Catherine M. Mill will chaperon the formal dance to he given by Men’s Hall A-sociation Saturday evening, with Claire Hull’s hand.

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Mrs. John Cox Hostess Country Reading ( lub

Mrs. John R. Cox, Limedale, delightfully enter! "ed the members of the Country Reading Club at her home Thursday afternoon. The pro-

Mrs. Howard Dean, at which husbands of the members will be present.

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Alliance (Tub

W ill Meet

The Alpha O Alliance Club will meet t at the Alpha O sorority house Saturday evening at 7:.’50 o’clock.

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Woman's (Tub To Meet On Saturday Mrs. W. H. McLean will be hostess to the Woman’s (Tub Satuiday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. The work will he “Forgotten Poets of Quality, given j by Miss Fela Walls, assisted by Mrs. John It. Miller.

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Mrs. Harry Talbott Hostess Study (Tub The Woman’s Study Club met

gram was cart -il out in the St. Pat- Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Harry

rick’s day spirit. Responses to roll call were Irish witticisms, and Mrs. John McFarlan* 'h-livered in a charming manner a number of Irish monologues. With Mrs. Floyd Houck at the piano, the eioup joined in sing

Talbott. Mrs. J. W. McConnell, acted as president. Nineteen members responded to the roll call with Dish jokes. Mrs. Elmer Sellers had charge of the program. Mrs. L. FT Mitchell -ang two Irish songs, “Mother Me-

Flint & Conrad The Home of Good Meal. We carry at all times a complete line of fresh meats, reasonably priced, and quality guaranteed. Also a full line of staple and fancy groceries, fruits and vegetables. II will he our aim to make every purchase: a satisfactory one ( w w «■ realize the value of a satisfied customer.

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during a ' Seller very cleverly gave a monn-

! logue entitled “Dots Entertains”. An interesting contest called “A T Party” was presented and Mis. Truman

| Yuncker won the prize.

Mrs. A. G. Brown was in Rossvillc | Mrs. Dora Sweet was a guest. Mr-. Friday where he attended the 40th j Talbott served lovely refreshments, wedding anniversary of her parents. I carrying out a St. Patricks day color

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eri elaborate refreshment delightful social hour.

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Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Warner.

J. .j. .j. .-j. .-. -y .-. spasms which resulted in the most

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horrible death.”

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China, writes that a laboring man in the interior of China can live com- I

Female Institute) are happy to an-1 fmtahly on food costing one cent per nounce that they have secured the j day.” J

set vices of Rev. J. B. De.Motte ami i -

“The board of trustees (of Ashury

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lady who are recommended as accomplished and experienced teachers. Apply to 1). F. Southard, E-q. Signed: J. A. Matson, pres, of hoard; H. B. Hibben, sec.” “Considerable interest was manifested in regard to the action of the council in determining the precise location of the urnpike (Bloomington street) in the direction if the south

depot.”

"Address all communications in this (the educational) department to H. M. Husher, Alma, Jml.” (Alma was the post office name of Bonneville, now defunct, near present Clinton

Falls.)

Early Pony Riding “Literal translations of Greek and Latin classics for sale.” Poisonous Even I hen. Referring to the death of two young men of Crawfordaville: “The poisonous whiskey caused violent tetanic

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SHOES

LIKE MACHINERY NEED OVERHAULING

Let us repair them before it is too late. You probably have an old pair of shoes that could be made as g-ood as new if you allow us to work on them.

Weber Shoe Shop

Arrested at Miami, Fla., on a charge of killing his bride of five days at Hingham, Mass., Christopher Cullen is shown on his retum to Plymouth, Mass., to stand trial. He denies the

Tresslar’s

9 C Sale

Tresslar

SALE STARTS SATURDAY AND LASTS 7 IbU S

SPECIALS FOR EVERY DAY SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH

9' 2 INCH DECORATED SALAD BOWLS 9e

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

WAXPAPFK

( olored Handle Kitchenware

Paring Knives Can Opener Potato Mashers Basting Spoon ( ake Turner Egg Whip

100 Sheels Pure W hile Wax Paper

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GLASSWARE

Diamond Pattern. Fool •si Jelly, < 'elery Tray. Berry Bowl Cream and

Sugar

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TIRE REPAIR Ol TI H 21 Square Inches Patching Tube of Cement WALL POCKETS Ispanese Wall Pockets ( olored Floral Decoration

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DISHES

PI®'" White highly glazed

Soup Plates Cereal Bowl 9-in. Plate

Cup and Saucer

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Fresh, chewy Peanut Butter Kisses, Per Ib

Each

ENAMEL WARE

White enameled ware with colored edge* and 3 (|t. Sauce Pans p Podding Pans fib

Pie Pans

Drinking Cups

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( HAIR SEATS

Ml sizes, Black or Brown. Each

DECORATED ( HINA

Imported China < up and Saucer Howo Bird Decoration ( nps and Saucer

Tresslar’s 5-10 Variety I WEST SIDE SQUARE ,^oN£ ‘‘