The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 June 1929 — Page 4

THE GREENCASTEE DAILY BANNER, TUESDAY, JUNE 11,1929.

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When better western thrillers are j maile, Paramount usually makes them and that rule is .very much in evidence at the Voncastlc theater today and Wednesday where “Stairs of Sand” is playing a two days run. | “Stairs of. Sand” is real, vivid dra-1 ma—rugged and virile, but not too j burly to give place to a fine-spun I web of beautiful romance. The “rough stuff” is furnished by Wallaee Beery as the clever “bad” man who gets away with his banditry but fails to get away with the heart of the girl, played by Jean Arthur. Further villiuny is provided try Fred Kohler, as the crooked boss of the little Arizona town who also loves the girl, but loses in the battle with Beery. Phillips R. Holmes, handsome new-comer to the ranks of leading juveniles, plays the part of the Eastern who arrives on the scene in time to defeat the doubtful purposes of the two villians. In the end it develops that Beery is a sympathetic villain, beneath his lough exterior, and he relinquishes his claim on the hand of the heroine in favor of Holmes. “Stairs of Sand” is a picturization j of the best-seller by Zane Grey, and ^ if you liked that novel you will like | the picture. Chester Conklin, who appears for | the first time in a film without his | renowned mustache, provides a wealth of brilliant comedy acting in j the production. In all it is a perfect I picture, intelligently acted and directed. You should not miss it.

LOANS $25.00 to $300.00 Un New and Used Cars Payments Reduced. Indiana I>oan Co. 24 E. Wash. St. Phone 15.

CLASSIFIED ADS

—For Sale—

AUCTION SALE I will offer for sale on Friday, July 5th at 10:00 o’clock a. m. at my garage in Mt. Meridian, one 1925 model Ford coupe, motor No. 8962289. This ear must bring $60 for storage, etc. Larkin’s Garage. ll-18-2p

FOR SALE— Chevrolet coach, model 1928, in good condition. To be sold at once. Ruby Bain, Bainbridge R. 2. ll-3p

FOR SALE—My home on Olive St. Five rooms, enclosed porch, bath, hot water heat, excellent repair. Reasonable for quick sale. L. E. Mitchell, 642-L. ‘11-tf.

Underhand Tactics

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and unfair practices, set in motion hy envious interests, crumble to pieces before our records which show that 20,679*|fr physicians sav Luckies are less irritating than other cigarettes. They know that toasting eliminates acrids and other impurities. So physicians not only smoke Luckies to relieve the strain of professional duties—-they recommend them to their patients.

^Thr figure, quoteil linvr been checked and certified to by I.Y BR V M >, ROSS BROS. \nh MONT* COMEHY, Acroun. tauts uud Auditors.

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The F nrlrv Sfrilre Pane* Orrhntrn trill continue Saturday night in a roast to COtUt rail n hook-up over the A. b C. network.

To maintain a slender figure, no one can deny the truth of the advice: "REACH FOR A UTRY INSTEAD OF A SWEET.*

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FOR SALE —To clean up, Electric Radio, new, half price; oak dresser, hot plate, two-leaf table, suit case, electric heater, etc. Call 642-L. 11-tf.

FOR SALE:— 1 roll-top desk and chair; 1 dining-room table and 6 chairs; 2 beds; 1 dresser; 1 washstand; 3 straight chairs; 2 small bookcases; 1 washing machine; 1 wash-boiler; 3 wash-tubs; 1 porch swing. Phone 605-Y’. 8-3p

FOR SALE— Strawberries. I.asf chance this week. Peterson’s, neat Maple Heights school. Phone Rural 38. 10-tf.

-For Kent—

FOR RENT—2 rooms and kitchenette, furnished modern apartment heat and water, Rhone 381-X. 11-tf

FOR RENT—4 or 6 room unfurnished modern apartment, ground floor heat and water furnished. Phone 381-X. 11-tf.

FOR RENT— Lovely, airy, cornel bed room, furnished. Business man preferred. 207 South Indiana St. 10-ll-14-3p. o FOR RENT—Rooms at 804 South College Avenge. ll-2t o FOR RENT—Country home, smal' hut newly refinished house, well lo rated. Small family preferred, withii 3 miles of Greencastle. Address Bo? 194, Greencastle. 11-2) FOR RENT— Desirable, cool modern sleeping room. Rhone 673. 11-2 FOR RENT—Lower modem duple> near college. Semi-modern cottage well located. Call 508-K. 10-2)

FOR RENT— Modern sleeping room. 707 So. College Ave. Phom 556-L. 6-t<

FOR RENT— Eight housekeeping rooms, f05 W. Columbia St. ll-2p

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—o WANTED Laundry work of al kinds. Work called for and delivered Phone 725-Y. 10-3t

WANTED—Job on farm by mar ried man with small family. Exper fenced in dairy work. Inquire Banner. 5-6p WANTED:—We estimate on all kinds of plastering, patching a specialty, Frazier and Purcell. Phone 684 L. 26-tl

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LOST—Eastern Star Worthy Matron pin in or near High School build ing, Sunday, June 2. Cull Bannei office. 10-3p 0 — , LOST —Crystal ear ring on campus or down town Saturday night l Leave at Banner Office. 11-lp.

Years Of Pain Followed By New Health

Stomach And Kidney Affliction Brought To Happy End By Wonderful Konjola.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the uni dersigned has been appointed by the 1 Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Hannah j E. Parks late of Putnam County, de1 ceased. Said estate is supposed to be sol1 vent. ( Fred Parks, Administrator. June 8, 1929. Andrew E. Durham, Attorney. 11-3t.

MR. 0. H. RASH "1 cannot praise Konjola enough; it did wonders for me,” said Mr. O. H. Rash, 110 South William street. South Bend. “For many years 1 suffered from stomach and kidney troubles. Every meal was followed by terrible gas pains, bloating, shortness of breath, and a heavy-as-lead feeling in the pit of my stomach. My kidneys became effected, and there were agonizing pains in my back, headaches, dizzy spells and the necessity of rising frequently at night. “I felt improvement with the first bottle of Konjola, and by the time 1 had used four bottles, all my old miseries were at an end. 1 eat ev“rything and never suffer afterward. The back pains, headaches and dizzy -pells are gone. I sleep like a log all night. I shall never lose an npjortunity to praise this wonderful medicine.” Konjola is sold in Greencastle at the Owl drug store and by all the Yest druggists in all towns throughout this entire section. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by .he Judge of the CVcuit Court of Putlam County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of William ^arks late of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Fred Parks, Administrator. June 8, 1929. Andrew E. Durham, Attorney. ll-3t.

( LINTON FALLS Children’s night will be observed it Clinton Falls M. P. Church next Sunday night, June 16th. Come eviry one. Mr. and Mrs. Brudhamas and two laughters of Ladoga, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owens of Indianapolis and wo sons, Mrs. Eula Staggs and Miss Mary Pleasanter visited Mrs. Earl Surbcr, Sunday. G. C. Ramey and wife of Indianapolis, G. W. Pierce and wife ate Sunday dinner with Elbert Bettis and i'amily. Kev. Cecil Ervine, Mrs. Chas. Cloe ind daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Newman »te Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Slavens. James Frank of Indianapolis ate supper with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Suricr, Saturday night. Roberta Wilmoth of Indianapolis pent the week-end with Mrs. Glenn Arnold and Hazel Bettis, Thelma ind Madonna Heady ate dinner with them. Eldon and Eugene Staggs and Manford Newgcnt attended the party Saturday night ('has. Cunningham near Portland Mills. Willard Miller and wife spent Sunlay at Fallen Rocks. Aunt Edna Collings of Kokomo is spending the summer at her home with Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Miller. Minnie, Delsa Mae, and Mildred Bratton, Lida Pierce, Mrs. Millie ■iuthcrlin, Dalton Spencer and family •ailed on Ezra Newgcnt and family Saturday night. Mrs Emily Boswell is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Eubanks. Odus, Artie, and Jennie McClain ■ailed on Mrs. Edd Kcyt, Sunday who continues very sick. Dan Hall and wife, Mrs. Deborah Manker visited Oscar Bell and wife *nd Kithryn Koath. Nell Bettis and son spent last Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Lizzie 1 Heart. The Ladies' Aid meeting which met with Mrs. l ulu Heady was well attended. Fred Cox and family spent Sunday with Wm. Cox ami family.

HRKK CHAPEL Lee Hall and family spent Sunday with Jake Knaucr and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Priest and children motored to Jamestown Sunday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Woodworth. Mr. and Mrs. Artie Scobee enter-

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COMING THUK.-FR1. DOROTHY MACKAIL and JACK MULHALL in “TWO WEEKS OFF”

MATINEES ONLY ON SATURDAY \M> SUNDAY DURING THE SUMMER UNLESS OTHERWISE ADVERTISED.

tained Clarence Scobee and family, Miss Eileen Scobee, and her friend, Mr. Kenneth Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lewis and son Delbert, Russell Scobee and family and Earl Scobee

and family in honor of Robert Sco-I dersigned, trea I .| bee’s sixty-seventh birthday last ty, In-.iana, will n-c \ :r,iwl Sunday. I his office, in the City n! Gn|

NOTICE OF SAI.E (IF HMD BONDS OF FRANKLIN TOtA. | SHIR, Rt I N VM ( 0l\n,

INDIANA

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castle, Indiana, up to twelve o noon, on Saturday, The Fifteentn of June, for th Mile o! HI 000.00 in road bonds, f tT( Township, Rutr.am County. I: j| for the improve:]-ill of tin-Gala I Irwin, et a I. Road, in -..ilomi and being in di: .. (Ifl

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Etchcson and son Warren Wayne and Webb Evans and mother spent Sunday with Mr. anil Mrs. Webb Evans, Warren Wayne and Mr. Evans’ mother are i spending the week with Evans’. Frank Lambkin and wife of Indi-

Uiapolis spent Sunday with Miss 1 , , , , , „ . | ", * ... leach, dated Jure loth, !:*uil

Ruby Bain, who is at her brother, ,

... i, • . , ,, , draw interest at the rat- • :ml Allan Bains. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1 , ,, , ,, 1 one-half per rent, per annua 1 Rutter spent the afternoon at Mr. I . r , ,, . , 1 .first series of -aid id,- tal ‘‘' n s- . . 4 • a .i. first series of interest coup®ri

Mr.-. ( lifton Rnest entertained the 1 .

. said bonus are made tu bo to I

sewing club Wednesday afternoon. 1 , lay .j*,*

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Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie bonds are due \ and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen months thpn „ fl „ r . Said I R Nichols. * issued in twenty equal seriei o!I

Mrs. Curtis Minnick and children and Mrs. Lee Hal! and children spent Thursday evening with Mrs. Ward Arnold and daughter, Mary Ellen. Miss Zella Minnick spent last week with Bill Priest and family of Fill-

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Don’t forget that next Sunday,

I bond each.

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bonds be evidenced by couponsN to attached, all properly tip* ^ all said bonds signed by tht Bosit Commissionei o: aid ■" •!>n(^ tested hy the ' : 'y 1 '■ ' Said bonds " ill be sold in M

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June 16, will be children’s night at aM( | p,., lU ,|,.d i tar di-.-! the Methodist church. f or not ),. , than their per 'ilM There was a large crowd at the \ certified check for a-u® W ice cream supper last Saturday night. <0 fi V( . p, r ( nt. of th' a v 1 submitted and an affidavit oil

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payable at the effbr •' treasurer, at Greemn ’ ■ ■ 1 11 The right is reserved to rejW'

and all bids.

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NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS

Ina Malone vs. Eugene Malone. State of Indiana, Putnam County, ss: In the Circuit Court of Putnam County in the State of Indiana.

No. 13047.

Complaint for divorce. Bo it known, that on the 6th. day of June, 1929 the above named plaintiff, by her attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, in the Slate of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant Eugene Malone and the said plaintiff having also filed in sail! Clerk’s office, the affidavit of a competent person, show-" ing that said defendant Eugene Malone is not a resident of the State of Indiana and whereas, said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint required s<vd defendant to appear in said Court, anil answer or demur thereto on the 23rd day of

September, 1929.

Now, therefore, by order of said Court, said defendant last above | named is hereby notified of the fil- | ing and pendency of said complaint j against him and that unless he appears and answers or .demurs thereto at the calling of said cause on the 23rd day of September, 1929, the same being the 1st. judicial day of a term of said Court to be begun and held at the Court House in the city of Greencastle, Indiana, on the 1st. Monday in September, 1929, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence.

Ferd Lucas, Clerk.

W. M. Sutherlin, Attorney for Plaintiff. ll-8t.

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