The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 March 1930 — Page 4

A GREAT DISCOVERY

^AORE than half a century ago, the discovery was mad*'lh.it emulsification helped make cod-liver oil easy to take and digest. It is the adaptation of this principle in

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Here^s a Real Value For You Finr shrrr (|ualit\ cliilTon lios(‘ silk Iroin U)\) to to<‘. lull fashion picot top narrow heels, all reinforced where the wear is greatest. We have them all the wanted colors.

that has made possible the widespread use and realization of tire health-giving benefits of codliver oil. Where there is need for cod-liver oil — Scott’s Emulsion will serve that T "0

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1 MKI t.O-GI.O Fat-. l*''wdor is pn;I'nlilci t>> bisiutiful WOIIH'II because it U avi no trace of pa-tincss, flakine--or irrit ition. Sla\ - on longer no -liiin no-' Maili- liy a now j r ni n i iinm - |in vents laigv l" ,, '' , s. SpreaiF un i.' -nioi thly—vi'i - a ioilthtvl bloom. Wry pun l ■ MF.I.I.O-tW.y I . i I‘owe I r. ItVI IMiu i marl .

j need adequately and

; prlea*antly.

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<3Sc Fair Just try and beat this value.

S. C. Prevo Company

Opal llufT a- th( \ « ri' lii'ing mi" I Prof, (art W. Haim s. At the rri|ia‘'t of tlio pas - .i', It i I'lari'lK'i' Talbott, aail l o' "Ifa I board of the church, i’rof. 11 n n 1 >ta\i g over fur ton in l. lie ill h cluil'ge of the song oivier lacli "i" it in the pecial e\angelisti i | Pi of., Ilarnes play- the a o j ment for his own solos on a li a o' I piano accordiun costing $J iu. K' i It. F. Wild a r ger will pn avli. I e ! pulilic is invited to como and enjoy the service-. Dors will be open at 7 an I services will start at 7:.'tO o'clock. Admission free.

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Society News

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Golden (.ink ( lub Has Diverting Meeting The Golden Link eluli met yesterdav afternoon with .o i . Law rent' Crawley at her home on ea t Washington street. Thirteen memberwere present. The program vva- in charge of Mr-. W. A. Mundy and consisted of a clever word contest. Several charming musical numberwere given. Mr.-. I.uella Walt.- - mg "Where the River Shannon riows". This wit- followed by a -olo by MisMargaret Ciawley, "Lullaby," inii Joan Crawley >ang "Springtime i' The Rockies.” All of thi' ladies who attended wore spring hou e (In -.-e>, giving the appearance, as one lady said, “o' a spring flower garden.” Refreshment.-- were .-creed, following the St Patrick'.- Day idea.

( olerie ( lub To Meet Friday The Coterie Club will meet Friday evening at 7o'clock w th Mrs. Will Graham, Anderson street.

Mr-. < has. ( rawley Hostess To L. F. F. Bridge ( lub .v| i s. Charles Crawlty was hostesn to the I.. F. F. Bridge Club Tuesday evening. Mrs. Win. Crawley and Mrs. Lafe Rollings of Brazil were guests. High score prize wa z von Mrs. Win. Mattingly and the consolation priz wont to Mrs. Rollings. * Music Features .'•cries of Frangelistic Meetings A tine a d appreciative crowd ■rc teil the Huff-Burnes evangelistie riity last night at the Church of the Nazai one. Dm of the pecial features of the •nice last night wa- the illustr.i*.i'ig of two special songs by Miss M.

Notice is heieby given that the mis dereigned has been appointed liy t ■ Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam Cousty, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Harvey E. Strain, late of Putnam County, di - ceased. Said estato is supposed to he .>1vent. JAMES F. STRAIN, Administrator. March G, 1930. Fay S. Hamilton, 6-3t-.

"BANNCR W \ N I AILS." I’AV

New Konjola Worknl WoihIits For Muncie Man

RADIO SERVICE J. Kenneth Day Phone bit - h or l.’)7-X 633 Fact Walnut

■ NiHED ADS Et»r Sale —

FOR S.vi.r, D ie good sinoothiii :i,i farm team, I'j miles north, .Meridian. -(). G. Ivivett. ltt-3-p

, OR SALE I - - ' ron mare, com;i.:r ■> year- old. Pink . Noble Alee, G 'encastle, liout' 19-»p

l'()R SALE—Spring flowers. Enhibition type bloon Modest prices. T. < . ( ox, J15 Bloomington St. 18-3l).

mmmG VAGABOND

FOR SALE—Three good work hoisc. . Frank ( nllins, Hamrick sta-

tion, Plioiu Rural 111.

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For Kent—

Laughs and thrills as Boh tari.lis the timber land in scai It of new adv enture! Amazing drama—ama ;in acti; n —amazing romance—in tl’i amazing story of a thrill-crazed youngster!

SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE

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FOR RENT—1-rinn modem house. Phone 710-L. 20-3ts.

FOR RENT-Tw ii unfurnished room and kitchenette. 310 West Liberty street. 20-2L

FOR RENT—t! room unfurnished apartment. New iy decorated, -emimodern. With gaiage. 512 East Hanna. Phone 090-Y. 20-tf.

FOR RENT—6-room modern house,

reusonable, Phone litil-L.

18*3* p.

RHETM VTISM, NKFRI I IS, AND KIDNEY Alt.MENTS A IK.I.I) It) P0WF.it of man medium;

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SMART MODES In SPRING COATS

Hav* Been Specially S • I • c t • d for Tbis Pre-Ea*tar Sailing

Nothing could be quite »o typical ot what J. C. Penney'* docs to combine the Fashion-Right with (he Inexpensive ... as this group of swagger spring coats! I or the woman who requires one coat to *ee her through the season ... or (he woman who needs a coat for (own and another for knockabout wear . . . these dress and (ports models are welcome arrivals! Every coat selected for its style importance. New high and daik spring shades. Sizes for women, Busses and juniors.

$9.90

J.C. PENNEY GO.

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FOR RENT l-ioiim modern house. $18 per month, K'l.-t Walnut St., Phone k'O-L. 18-tf

—Wanted—

WANTED: — Work by day or week by an experienced woman, 719 Maple Avc. 20-2p.

WANTED:—Two or three tons of haled Clover, Alfalfa or lleiui Hay. Phum 7.‘id-X. 19-2p

WANTED Old curs, any make, style or condition.—Ted Lewis, Phone 52 1 I.., 108 Martinsville Street. 19-E-O-D

BRAZIL BRKAKS MUM CLIN ION lllt.lt SCHOOL A suspension, temporarily at least, if athletic relations with Clinton high chool, which has been rumored in Brazil for some time, became an onla bli. died fact today when the next eason's basketball schedule wa- mounced by the department of athet os. Clinton does not appear on the foot hall or basket ball schedules. When asked why this action had been taken, Brazil high school atletie authorities told a Time- reporter that it would do no good to enter ii to a public dinussion of the nut'ei as the reasons cover a long period of years and several of them would lie of intere-t only to the school authorities. Mombcis of the athletic hoard of control denied that neither the manner of protesting of Barton Hiunmerstine, or an alleged -lugging

thriller in print— ■ r."a a o ' * h s'a <;e— Ml this and more as a 1 dk ing screen d a r.a with the grr it st of j.li i inantic star.- Ini ei

' " peaks of brilliance!

I M KIN', ( DMKDN AMP! - P \R \>1(U N T SDlM» NIAN S

and injuring of Boye:-, l>:iskctba:l player, a- he fell into the eiowd at the (jjinton game t e otly at ( linton, \ were the causes hut stated that the ndati"i - betvri n the twi ho • .* i ... , , ,, I sole Ngeiit. N.iahtha limlitl i period ol yea ■ j ■ apt'.-d t ■ at letic board of control to b.'Ueve that j I ; l ,; r ‘J l . 1|S|H'II ml "t at!' I . I '■ p| an . I'lmne !7'. \ awhile w "s d I . . Brazil 1 A. (). RKbJ S I \M» \lil)t4| 7(12 Bliii'niinttwL 'The Girl Scum! i 1 ! li' 1 -' f.. i (.RI I ' t \' 1.1.■ ■ ' ' i-: ' ti'mBitiiiiiiii. : - . n'i They will have all kinds of baked ! goods. 20s2n. '

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MRS. (.KDIH.E M NNIIR

"I sulTereil agony for yeui- with rheumatism iiiid neuiiti said Mr. George Manor, 2817 W( t Jack on street, Muiuie. "1 nearly went mad with pain that shot through my armaml hack. Thc.-c attack often hung on for day and 1 was helpless in bed. Weak kidneys and I ' eipe nt hl.nlder aeticiis aildeil to my niisi ry and ili.-turbed my sleep. No medicine I tried did me th ’ least hit of good.

—Lost— LOST:- Large white hound, brown head and brown spot on hip. Reward. Phone 21.

Miscellaneous - FDR 11ARNESS—And Ilarnes- upplc Pin i on, Bainliridge, PJ-IOtD-2wkly

“Two bottle- of Konjola convin-ed me that health could he found thru the use of thi- new medicine- Today I am free from the pain of rheumatism and neuritis and my aims anil hands no longer swell. The hack pains of year- standing are no Ion r. r present. My kidneys function properly ami my bladder actions are normal. My nevre are steady and trongcr and I urn enjoying better health than I have in years. I -hull always piaise Konjola.”

\ CHICKEN DINNER Will be .'l ived in the Court Hou.-c lobby, by th" Ladies Aid of L'nion Chapel, Satuiday, Mur. 22. 19-2-p. o FOR LINOLEUM—Floor coverings oi Coiigulcum Rugs. Pher.son, Bainbridge. l9-lOtsI)-2 wkly.

Greeneastle Encumpinent No. 59 I. o. U. I will meet Friday night. All members are requested to come, something of int, rest to all.

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win a new victory over petroleum...

Combine unusual advantages in a ncu motor oil—better lubrication at extremes of temperatures, both high and low — reduction of Citrbon to a marked degree — no "thinning out” m the era ukase.

Konjola is sold in Greeneastle at 'he Owl Drug tore, It W. Washington street, and at Fltenor's drug store, No. 2, Washington street, and by all the be.-t druggists in all towns throughout this entire section.

GAIN PHYSK \L ( BARM

How would you like to lose 15 pounds of fat in a month and at the same time incretiM' your clergy anil

improve your health.

How would you like to lost unhealthy fat that you don’t need and don’t want and at thi same tim feel better

than you have for years?

How would you like to lose your double chin and your prominent abdomen anil at the same time make -kin so (I an and clear that it

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SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUR STORE

NO INVESTMENT

You can now open a shoe department without ifivesting a dollar. We provide stock on consignimut bajis. Shelving, advertbing, and newspaper mats free.

W« Psy 15% Commission Product is ot reputable inamilactute. Styles staple, prices established as leading values, and line designed for regular family trade. We take full responsibility for items which may not sell. Offer open to those w ho now operate a •lore 6ri( do nof carry footwear. For particulars, write The House of Hubbelt, Inc., 648 Huron Rn»<t. Cl'vr In rut, Ohio. mSmT-j .

will rompel admiration

How would you like to get your "eight down to normal and at ' the same time develop that urge for activity that makes work a pleasure and I also gain in ambition and k ennoss of

j mind ?

Get on the stales to-day and see bow much you weigh—then get an 85 cent Ilottlc of Kruxchen Salts which will last you for S weeks. Take one half teaspoonful every morning in a glass of hot water and when you have finished the fii-t bottle weigh your-

self again.

Now you can laugh at th peopb

who pay hundreds of dollars to lose a few pounds of fat—now you will

know the pleasant way to b

pleasant way to lose un-

sightly fat and you’Tl also know that the (i vitalizing salts of Knuchen (Salts that your blood, nerves and glands mu.-t have to function properi ly ) hav presented you with glor-

| ious health.

After that you’ll want to walk | around and say to your friends. "One | 85 cent bottle of Krusehen Salts is ( worth (die hundred dollars of any fat

j person’s money.”

Leading druggists America over

| sell Krusehin Suit*—you can always

get it at Mullins Diug Store,

|N!Y OCCASIONALLY iv it

— sihle to announce an advance in manufacturing methods that makes io important a difference in results. New Iso-Vis Motor Oil was perfected hy leading oil engineers working for more than a year in our labo-

ratories at Whiting, Indiana.

Notice its color. It is rich amherHue to the fact that the sturdy body of this oil is not obtained bv adding undistilled parts of the "crude ’s It is a

wholly distilled motor oil.

( omparisons in

tests shot

accurate engine

reduction in carbon

formation far below most premium-

priced oils.

In addition. New Iso-Vis has what engineers call a "wider viscosity r,B f f • ^ works better both at high engtne temperatures and at extremes

of cold.

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the crankcase dir*^

Most important of all. perhaps, N„. > ii actually resists dilution and does not thin out in the crankcase. Note the •turdy body of New Iso-Vis a, you dram it out after many hundreds of miles of driving Compare it with

any other oil driven a similar distance. New Iso-Vis means protection not only when the oil is fresh—but every mile you drive. You do not need to drain this oil because it has "thinned out”, but simply because of the dirt which inevitably collects in your crankcase. Here, wc believe, is the most effective lubrication yet developed for your car. You can get New Iso-Vis Motor Oil from any Standard Oil dealer or service station. Its price is 30 cents a quart.

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I to t>rict is 2S cevh a quart.

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