The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 March 1930 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, (TREENCASTLE, INDIANA FRIDAY, MAR. 21,19:10.

d Every Day |„ will iind oxce|)liona : values at your Oaklo\ . ^oii need not wait l'< r the \\e(‘k-eiul to lav in next weeks supply.\lake it a hahit toshopeverv liec.iuse even day is lmr<tain da\ at vour Oak-

ilore.

Halm - Nut Oh'o At Its Rest

bl,l) 1)1 ST

fcirffe

Rkar.

2.ie

Ml I K ;! Tall Van (am|) 2:ie

SALT fine TahU* |k <> 5c Pkgs. 7c

S0\l , ^stal White 10 Bars

Sunshine Krisjt\ < raekers2 Lb. 2 ( k' Salmon, ( hum, 1 Pound can 15c Oil Sardines, Small Tin, 3 i-4 ()z. 7c IMustard Sardines, Small Tin 3 1-4 ()z 7c Sardines, Tomatoe Sauce, 15 Oz. Tin .. 10c Tuna Fish, White Meat, 7 Ozs. 23c Shrimp, Wet Pack, 5 3-4 Oz. (an 20c Macaroni, Red Cross, 3 Pkgs. 23c Spaghetti, Sterling, 7 Oz. Pkg 5c Rice, Full Head, 3 Lb. Pkg. ‘ 24c Cove Oysters, 5 Oz. Tin 17c

CRACKERS

Select Sodas 2 Lb. Box

25c

Salted Peanuts, Fresh, Lb ^2 1 / 2 c Corn Meal, 3 pound 10c Matches, Carton, 6 boxes 19c Block Salt, 50 Lb. Net 39e Scratch Feed, 100 Lb. Bag $2.29 Baby Scratch, 100 Lb. bag, $2.98 100 Pound Rag Salt, 98c

LARD

Best Pure 2 Pounds

25c

Bread

Lb. Loaf

l\LMON 5C

«;iska Pink

iik-

Peanut Butter Best Quality 2 Pounds 25c

Bar Candy 3c

Absorene Wall Paper

Cleaner c a 3 ns 20c

ality Inspected Meats At a Very Low Price

HOME KILLED VEAL:

i Spanish-American war vet.-ran . Decision to place the hi. .An on othr shoulders was reached at a me;' 1 :- Lint' of tin* po t attended la only f.-.ir I piemhers. Thr<-e thei u,a too , feebl • to le:i\i their hm . nd tl • ciirhth in the south wh< - • he spent I | the wintri NOTIt'R TO DKITiMlANTS State of Indiana, Putnam County,

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i iltor of the estate of Harriet L. Peek, deceased, will by order of the Cir- I cuit court of Putnam county, offer j for sale at Public Auction at the late residence of the Decedent, at the coiner of Locust and Seminary I streets in the city of Greencnstle, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2(1, 19:10, all of the household and kitchen furniture and house furnishinus heloncM infr to the estate of said Decedent, ,consisting of beds, dressers, chairs,]

In th Putnam Circuit 1 "urt, Janu-: iurs, chests of drawers, ranee, cook-, ary Term, 192,0. i ir utensils, dishes and various other Alvin T. Harbison, Eva I'. Harbison articles too numerous to mention, vs. James Hughes, et al. Said sale to begin at 1:30 p. rn and j N’o. 13248. | all articles purchased to be paid for ini Comes now tlie plaintil In W. M. cash before removal from the prom-j

Sutherlin, their attorney, and tiles i.-es.

j their complaint herein, t -i tlier w itli l.KON'ARD S. PECK, Executor of | the affidavit of a comp-tent person Estate of Harriet L. Peck. 1 that the following named • i on are 1 . A. Vestal, Auctioneer, non-residents of the slat' of Indiana, j Hays & Murphy, Ally's. 15-21-25-3ts. | to-wit: James Hughes, Fan: ir Hughes, o Joint Burnside, Walter B de, Wil m _

liant Burnside, Nancy Burnside, i

Wm&

Burnside,

George Fordice, Annias Aldrirh, Ananias Aldrich, Martha Aldiieh, Ashh-y j Graham, Andrew Gardner, Reason V. Garrett, Ansley Grahan . Alderson Garrett, Margaret Garret', Nathan 11. Garrett, James Riley, Si.,tibia Ell n Riley, Mary Ann Garrett, linden Gnr- ] rett, Jaeoh Angle, Nam \ (iraham, George Fordice, Jesse II Fordice, j Man B. Gardner, R u-mi Garrett,

Mariam Fordice and tb unknown I theater for ; husbands and wives res|» ctivciy of i,his Saturday,

each of the above named persons, the ' unknown widowers and widows, of each of th- above named persons, the unknown heirs, assigns, successors, in title, grantees, spouses, le atcc-. devisees, executors and administrator-, of each of the above named persons respectively, and the unknown children, the creditors, and eai li end all of the privic in blood or es'at. of all such named defendants, and all p rsons claiming by, through or under each and all of the above named defendants and persons r' -pec lively, whose names and indentity are to the plaintiffs unknown, iho true Christian names of which above de-ignated defendants not named by a Christian name are to plaintiffs unknown. And all persons and corporation- whether known by a different name than above designated or otberwi-e, who assert, or might assert, any title, claim, or interest in, or lien upon, the real estate described in the complaint in this action, by, through, or under any of the defendants to this action named, described, and d< gnated in said complaint, the names ami imlentity of all of whom ara to the plain-

tiffs unknown.

That said action is pf" ' the purpo.-e of puieting t follifwing described real > ate in Putnam County, -t

iana, to-wit:

The south half of th - quarter of section 20, ' north, range 5 west, I acres, more or less;

| Also, the southwest quarter of the. northeast quarter of section 20,

township 10 north, rang taining 10 acres, more

Kvononiv Stoiv-\oi Wall Street Don’t forget our HOME MERCHANTS in other lines than (Groceries. When you need a favor they wil! give it to you. They pay their full shar# of taxes and help make our little City a better plate in which to live. The Orocers also are your servants.

\\ F S I II I II \\ F SOME S M.T 12 FOR

FISH

27c

Pure open kettle lard 2 Lbs.

25c

( base and Sanborn < of fee, Lb

Breakfast Baron machine sliced

25c

\\ lulu it last v

30c

packages

Bacon Squares Lb Boiling Beef Lb

15c

1 .mcy Ho) House Leif Lettuce, 2 Lbs

25c

15c

I*itru Santos ( offou Lb

25c

Syyifts Premium Bacon Lb. Box

45c

Greencastle Green Beans, 2 large cans

29c

Beef Steak from native ( attle, l.h.

25c

Soda (’nickels, 2 l,h. Box

25c

THE GU VNADA

Combining the ingredients of the drama, thiill , romance and pathps in a measure that provides entertainments par excellence, “Cit.v Girl", Fox movietone talking picture, with Chas. Farrell and Mary Duncan co-foatured, come.- to the screen of the Granada

one-day engagement

iturday.

This tei se, amazing drama built around the lives of those who grow our daily bread, is lightened by rich Ci.medy moment - and tender love cenes. Fanell and Miss Duncan, who recently played the leading roles in “The River”, again demonstrate their -tatus as great emotional art-1 i ts. Charles Portrays a timid conn-, tn faimer who marrier a lonely city waitress, enacted b\ Mary Duncan. I F. \V. Murnau, responsible for such film triumphs as “The Last Laugh”, “Sunrise” and “4 Devils”, i- said to! excel his earliei efforts. The powerful supporting cast of the picture include,- ! David Torrence, Guinn Williams, Ed-j ith Yoike, Dawn O’Day, Ivan Linow, Dick Alexander and Marjorie Beebe J Added subjects to the Saturday pro-: gram at the Granada are “Lady of! I.ion-” one of the series of sporting i youth talking subjects, Topics, and j talking comedy. It’s a well-balanced I

program for Saturday.

Tonight, Richard Dix in “Seven Key to Baldpate" will have its final showing. A guaranteed production.

\ cal Birds. Veal ( allots, teal < hop-, teal Tenders and more Veal Pork ( hops. Fork Specials, Pork Hams, Pork Shoul lers and more Pork, Kancy Heifer Beef—anything between horns and tail. Bring your FRF! SOAP COl I’oNs 1(1 I s and get the Snip I'BEE. Red ripe SI raw berries. Head and Leaf Lettuce, New ( aohage. t arrots.

Garden Seeds, ( hick feed. Onion sets and Plants, Fresh Tomatoes, Radishes. ( all us. it e ha\c it.

Seed Potatoes,

Rhone 740

W e Deliver

SiiHermus 01

12 ^ (‘ars Liiclrd l>\ Vw konjolii INTENSE DISTRESS. STOM tCH AND KIDN Ft I'ROl iH.KS (ON Ql FRED BY N Lit MEDK INK

GILBERT E. OGLES.

I HE VONCASTLE

First performances will he held 'aday at the Y’oneastle of the production “The .Amating Vagabond,” which stars Bob Steele, versatile young athlete which plays through Saturday. The feature will thrill local audiences with it- profusion of hicathtaki-g stunts performed by Steele, a- the dare-devil son of a lumber king who ships hint to the “big trees” country to be augmented by the lumber-jmks of the region. The thrills vary from

. r > west, con-! Stee | e ' s parachute jump- to his bat-k-ss, as I (he native of the timber

(Uted for e to the tate. situs' of Ind-

northwest

township 13 "titaiiring 80

against nil demand-, claims arid claimants whatsoever; that a cause or action exists again t .dl of said defendants; that till ot i d defendants tire necessary parti' - to said action, and that they are non-residents of the state of Indiana. Notice is hereby given said defendants, that unlm- they be and appear on the 29th. Jud eal day of the April Term A. D., R'.'iO, of the Putnam Circuit Court of Indiana, being the 9lh day of May, 1930, tit the court house in the city of Greencastlo, in Putnam County, Ind mu, and art* swer or d mur to said complaint, the same will Ire heard and determined in their absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto s t my hand and affix the seal of said court at the office of the clerk thereof, in the city of Gr nc.astle, Indiana, this 8th. day of March, 1930.

(SEAL).

Eerd Lucas, Clerk "f Putnam Circuit Court. W. M. Sutherlin, Attorney.

country.

A background of scenic beauty is provided for Steele's deeds in giant

FOR ASSESSOR CHARLES MARSHALL I DW \ RI» H. DALBY TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR R. T. MOORE , Clyde Metz GEORGE M. RISSLER. DANIEL it. HURST DAN MESSER GEORGE E. BROWNING JESSE N. NELSON.

FOR SURVEYOR ORVILLE O’NEAL ARTHUR PLUMMER FOR RECORDER l DWtN F. STONE MRS. ADA WILSON

FOR JUDGE ANDREW E. DURHAM JAMES P. HUGHES

Prosecuting Attorney JOHN H. JAMES

JOHNSON

"Three ailments caused me intensi distre. at all time ,” said Mrs. Ethel .1 ihnson, R. F. D. No. I, Box 330, Indianapolis. "They were stomach, liver and kidney trouble. Since I have be n relieved o wonderfully by Konjoln, I hate to think about all the -uff ting I went through. Meals we.re no pleasure. Food never digested right and always brought on some suit of misery. Mv hack ached dreadfully,

tedwoods among which the production I ;t p ( | entirely t,,o frequent action of

I2-3ts.

KXE( I TOR S SALE (»l PERSON M.

17/ 2 c

PROPER 1V Notice is hereby given that the un-

li...,,141 f nr Wholu. 14).

23 i / 2 c

del-signed I/eonard S. I’ ck, as Exe-

L »: r o ' T h 20(*

PIBIJC s\u; i Tin undersigned "ill s ell at Public | Sale at farm, two mile north ol t lo'- : erdale, on S I'. Road t • Beginning at

r i i.imx i urn oaunuKc, Fish, Fillets of Haddock, Boneless, No \\ aste, Lb. ...

... 25c 15c

Lr PnwL- II IK 1*^

1U • 3(1 »• • Tties., March 25tb,

8 1 -3c

8 HKAD Ol' HnKSKS j ..Six head of good work horses, and

w Sugar ( ured ( alas, 4 to 0 Lb. Average, Lb

1914c

two yearling cults. 9 HE \D OF < V 1 H E 9 Two cows with cal'cs by side two 2 ! year old heifers, "-iiringers; Four yearling heifers. 1 2-year old Bull. SIXTEEN HEAD ol HOGS Three brood sows, two wdlh pigs hy

photogiaphed in the < aliforma State Redwoud Falk near Santa Cruz,

California.

A comedy, “Ham and Ess* ” and the tynive: -al fiust-run New.- will complete th" Friday-Satordny program at the Voncastle.

BANDIT FLEES SOUTH BEND, Ind., March 21 (UP —In frustrating an attempted robbery, Miss Tulip Kruk, bookkeeper for the Community Coal Compa y, suffer d a cut hand. A lone bandit, armed with a revolver, entered the office and ordered Mis- Kruk to open the safe. She turned as if to open it hut instead started hammering on a window to attract attention of men who were working in a coal yard adjoining. Her hand was cut when th> glass broke. The bandit fled, dropping bis revolver in an alley as he ran.

the bladder did not only take place dining the night, but in day-time, a* well. I was discouraged, worn-out and run-down, and had come to the point where I really did not i an' what became of me. "But all is changed trow. Without any loss of time Kunjola v\ent right to the source of my Double-. My stomach regained a normal a n <1 healthy condition befote I hardly knew what was taking place. My kidrvy*. wire Strengthened; blnddci actions were corrected; rich - di-appeared, and -ound ,refreshing ■ p i- enjoyed ever y night.” Konjola is Id in Gfi e i-tle at the Owl Drug store, II W. VVa-hinir ton street, attd at Fleernu drug 'true, No. 2 Washington strict, and by ill I the be t druggists in all towr I throughout this entii i ! ion.

Announcements

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- ,y "j l / 1 '* ’I (UPl - | Memorial Day

Giaml Army post yeal yoimi'.er men

the city’s

The post, with only eight member I left on its roll, has turned over the

cf Franklin ha arranged

observance, but this. _ . will be in charge. | t«sk to (ho American Legion and the

-ide; 13 head of -heal-, weight ii*>oiii

. 75 lbs. each.

LIGHT HEAD (>l GOOD SHEEP FARMING IMPI I MEM'S

Tractor plow and di-c; One a-foot jdjac; hay rake; tooth harrow; Hay , rake; corn hinder; (wo cultivators; lt<H)lh harrows: corn planter walking j plow : riding plow mowing machine; 1 binder; one wagon; cream separator: ' wood saw; sol of workharness. and

other articles.

This I arm of 297 acres is for rent. Terms stated da) of sale. Weisrley Bros., Owners

I). .1. Ki;< TOR.

hiuniT will Ih 1 sci' 4 ^ UvouiuiB

Miserable With Backache ? . Sure Your Kidneys Are Working Right ? a CONSTANT backache, with l\ kidney irregularities, and a still, achy, worn-out teelmg aU too often warn oi disordered kidneys Don t take chances ! Help your k.dneys with Doan's Pith Recommended the world over Sold by d e a le r s everywhere. f 50 000 Users Endorse Doan s: w «. nd o» th« « nd oul having to pni

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JOHN T. SUTHERLIN

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l.l()l OK LESS POISONOl S INDIANAPOLIS, March 21 (UP) Ethyl alcohol, the "kick' 'in all liquor, rather than methyl (wood) alcohol or other poisons, is the cause of alcoholic fatalities, according to Dr. B. N. Harger, associate professor of biochemistry and toxicology in the Indiana university school of medicine. It concentration in the body usually is responsible for death and postprohibition liquor ordinarily is no more poisonous than imported or prewar liquor, Dr. Harger asserted in an article “What Is The Poison in ‘Poison Liquor’?” in a recent issue of the Indiana State Medical Association Journal. Hi- allegations, attacking reports of fatal do- - of fusal and acetaldehyde in liquor and denaturants in deverted industrial aleohol, parallel findings of contemporary toxicologists, he said. In the pa t year, alcohol caused 4,700 death ill the United States, almost ore-third of fatalities from all poisons. Ethyl alcohol Itself is a poison if taken in ufficient quantity. Phurmai eologi-ts lor years have classified alcohol with chloroform and ether as a cause of death,” Dr. Hargar wrote. "A fatal dose of ethyl alcohol is a quantity only a little in excess of what i needed to make a person dead drunk.” Fusel oil, found in new liquor, is' four tine is toxic as ethyl alcohol, hut never is in suficient quantity to act fatally h fore the subject has absorbed a lethal dosi of ethyl alcohol, hi* said. Wood alcohol only rarely appears in bootleg liquor, according to Dr. Harger. Most chemicals u-ed by the government in d naturing industrial alcohol are removed easily, but originally are not present in sufficient quantity to cause death before eth>l alcohol kills th ■ subject, he said. Deaths from alcohol have decreased since pa age of the Eighteenth Amendment, he assert d, offering statistics to qualify the statement.

FOR AUDITOR WILLIAM A. COOPER HAROLD SHANNON

FOR CLERK I'M I AIMIN’ J. W. HEROD GILBERT l . McC VMM VK

FOR TRUSTEE HARRY L. WELLS A. L. EVANS W. S. I.AWTER FRANK SUTHERLIN MEN H. WELLS HURSCHEL V. RUARK C. M. KWJNG l OR TREASURER CLARENCE 0. DAVIS RAY W. ETCHESON W. T. HANDY CHARLES SUTHERLIN

DIPI.OM \S \\ I I HOI i DISI'I. \Y SHELMYVILLE, Ind., Mar. 21 (UP) The June graduating class of the thelbyvitle graduating class of the -helbyville high school will receive iploma- yvith less display and cerenouy than has been customary in To* pa-t, a i e-ult of financial -trine■ncy. The students, have voted they will (tend commencement exercises in up. and g iyvns, out of consideration or parents of many student- who are n poor circumstances due to unemiloymont. No senior cla. s play will lie liven and the faculty tea for gradu*.tes hfls lieen cancelled. \\ . E, Loper, ijri 1 (ipal of the chnol, aid the change may not be |iermati■nt, as improvement of conditi'ins nay bring hack the formalitie: neyt term.