The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1930 — Page 4
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and these SMART OXFORDS $4.98
Ci id shoes are a J. C. V t n n e y Co. specialty. These oxfords are in bttick or tan- also a »elei tion of styles. Built of sturdy leathers for service—well made for comfort and tit.
buy all three at J. C. Penney Comnany, Inc.
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. I’H CKSPA V, aLkIL;! cv>Qj,
Little (Firen Ca|)snles Stop
Rheumatic Agony
SHF’S r.FTTINC • THINVKR FVFRV PAY Her Fat Is Fast Away All over the world Kruschen Suit? is apponlinsr to girls and women who strive for an attractive, free front fat figure that cannot fail to win admit -
at ion.
There’s the recipe thnt banishes fat and brings into blossom all the natural attractiveness that every wo-
man possesses.
Every morning take one-half tea-
spoon of Kmschen Salts in a gla«s of
hot water before breakfast. Be sure and do this every morning
for 'Tt’« the little daily dose that take.-; off the fat." Don’t miss a morn-
ing.
The Kruschen habit means that every particle of poisonous waste nVter and harmful acids and gnse-. a:"
expelled from the system.
At the same time the stomach, li\?r, kidneys and bowels are toned up ind the pure, fresh blood containing Nature’s six life-giving salts is ca.i ried to every organ, gland, nerve and fibre of the bodv and this K foilowe i
mm^art to”coast ".tm. Kruschen feeling - •• •
RKsn.TS IN’ 5 DAYS ttli MONEY BACK I* The f; 1 vi'■ of the little green caj>ule, heeaiis. of its canny power to terrible rneumatle lain- that make life almost unheari shiv, i- rapidly spreading all over
America.
You r about conquering your men ill . < my in it different wav— a knock on 1 way . You take one tiny capsule ii ii hour for the first ten | hour . th i vlief comes. The second day, take one every two houi fm 1 I hours—Then take l little pri ' ii capsules every day until every little twinge and every bit of tfnili'iiii'' is gone and yo'ir
tumbles hnvi ceased.
The little green capsule now
much in dema
must liav* a inline so it is known in i drug store in Am* . lira a A 1.1.KNUU NUMBER 2. Mullins -ays these little wonderw 1 king capsules must haiiikh all pain and torture in .3 days or money cheerfully refunded.
\ci ti: INDK.KSTIOVf
getic health and activity that is reflected in bright eyes, clear skin, a cheerful vivacity and charming fig-
ure.
(let an 85c bottle of Kruschen Salts at Mullins’ drug 'tore, or any drug store (lasts 4 weeks) with the distinct understanding that you must Is- satisfied with results or money back. One Montana women lost 19 pounds of fat in 4 weeks and feel- better Qian she has for years.
Mullins Drug Store Says Pleasant To i l ake Elixir Must Help Poor Dis-j tr.ssed Stomach or Money (iludly Refunded
You can In u distressed with e.i * and liilliu .ind blunting that you I think your heart is going to stop I
hi ating.
Drive Urie Acid Deposits From Rheumatic Joints
DON’T WASTE TIME
Theie is one right way to end the pain, agony anti swelling, when uric
\ i iay lie -o < 11.-tended ' acid settles jn joints and stubborn " i> short and go- ^ inflammation persist* 1 .
You must take a medicine powerful enough to search out the u'ie acid deposits and dissolve them. And this medicine must also have the power to tlrive these poisonou acid accumulation.' from the body,
thru the natural channels.
(let the right medicine ami severe, obstinate rheumatic attacks will very swiftly leave you and won’t bothi • you again for a long time. You can go to U. P. Mullins, or any live druggist today and get iu-t the kind of medicine you so badly need. Ask for the bottle of Allenru, a powerful, searching liquid that wastes no time in freeing you from the clutches of your mrroibvs rheumatic enemy—Allenru comes in large hollies— it removes the cause—the ur ac;UI depoufts and impurities lYom the system and speedily pain, swelling amt stifTnev leaves you and physical fares.' returns, if it doesn’t do us adi veftisrd money bat'k. aumji.
py.
You are dizzy ami pray for quic’: i- Ii l whatV to be done? .Ii,-! hi,, talliespoonful of Dare’s \,i ntha IN i 'in and in ten minutes ■ ga- (li.-appeaiN, the pres-ing on ■ a ii in ( a-' - and you can breath'' i'ii I) and i.aturally. Oil! V\'hat hh-'sed relief: hut w';’ not i rid of in h attacks altogethi r U Ii Ii: m chronic indigestion ta iill'.’ K p rially when Mullins or any liioggi l nywhere guarantees par ’ \l 'Iri Pep in t, i lid i(digestion, or
mo ey back.
S. S OFFICERS TO MEET Ih,n will ip. meet nig of the ofi i and tearhers of the Itaptist Simduy Siliool at the ehiireb iIiIh ■ wiling at 7:3ft o’eloek
NOTICE OF ( ()MMI>>P»NFR , ! : 1 SAI F OF REAL ESTATE The undeisigned Commi-sioner, Joseph F. Gillespie, by virtue of an older of the Putnam Circuit < mn t, of Putnam CuWBty, 1 entered in a cun. c therein pending entitled Joseph F. Gillespie, et al. vs. Josephine Meejtins, et ah, and numbered 1.’I,2I4 upon the dockets thereof, hereby gives notice that at his off ice, in the Alamo Building, on \ ine Street, in the City of Greeneastle, In-
diana, on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH PAY OF
A PR 11., HOfl.
at ten o’clock, A. M-. "f sa ''i •i' 1 .'' and from day to day therrafte. until sold, he will offer for sale, at private -:#e, and fm >t h- than the full apiaised value t ' ieof, the following described real estate which i situate in Greene, -lie Jownship, County of Putnam ami State of Indiana, as follows, to-wit: Part of tip nort asl quarter of Section 2(1, Townsh p I I North, Range
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teen (14) acres off of the west side of that part of th. following seventy (70) acres tract of land that lies north of the pubh I ghway extendii g west fioni Walnut '•tievt, in the • it) of Greeneastle, In Ii. na, to wit: < :nmencing at the - utheast rorner < f said northeast quarter of said Section 20; thence noith. 1-’0 rod-: thoiice west. 40 rods; thenc north, 10 lods, thence west 40 i th'-nee south, IttO rods; thence east, to the place of Is-ginning, exe'i'ting the following part of said fouri • n acres tract of land, to-wit: begimiiii-' at the south west corner of C nortiu art quartet of the said north. ; t quarter of aid Section 20; theme i,„rt , 17 cltni is; thence east, 50 link : thence south, 17 chains; thence w. t, to the place of iM’ginning: ami also ivflepting therefrom the f cl'.vving deserihed
and or.** link.' east of the-west line of -aid half quarter, and from said point of beginning running west, 102 feet; thence north. 450 feet; thence east, to the east line of said fourteen acre tract; thence south, to the southeast corner of said fourteen acre tract, thence west, to the place of beginning. Also, all that part of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section Seventeen (17), I own-hip Fourteen (14) North, Range Four (4) West, that lies south and west of the public highway known as the extension of Columbia Street in the City of Greeneastle, Indiana, excepting from the above described real estate the following tract of real estate, to-wit: part of the east halt of the southeast quarter of -aid Section 17, Town-hip 14 North ,and part of the east half of the northeast quarter of Section 20, Township 14 North, Range 4 West, described as follows: beginning at the northwest corner of said east half ot said north-,a-t quarter of Section 20; thence irth, 2 chains and 7.3 link-; thercc east parallel to the north line of said half quarter section, 2 chains and 00 links; thence north, parallel to the west line of said half quarter section, 4 chains and 38 links, to the public highway; thence northwesterly, with . id public highway, to the west line of said half quarter section of said section 17: thence south, on said half quarter section line, to the place of
beginning.
Said real estate will ho sold subject to an easement owned and held I by the City of Greeneastle, Indiana, for the maintenance of a sewer pipe over the north part of said real e - i late herein described, running from niic acre of land owned by said city shutting the northwest part of the )cal estate above described, which , cement is a strip of giound ten feet
in widjh.
Said sale will lie made subject 1
for attorney’s fees and secured by mortgage on the real estate sold; provided the purchaser may have the privilege of paying th.- full purchase price in cash. Said teal estate to he 'old to be free from all liens thereon, except the taxes of 1930, payable in
:
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fume and agree to Pa ^ r *
JOSEPH
sinner.
James ,yy
sinner.
A,,oe . Atty... J
e sure
PLUGGED a LfJ that time/”
J£ Our Iron Fireman Installation ^ over 30% on our fuel hill;’
tract of land, to-wit; a part of tin
east half of the north' .- i quarter of ' tc the approval of said court and upon •aid Section 20, l-.w: -hip It North, | the I'oilowing terms and conditions: Range 4 West, de (’ilied as follow \t least one-half of the purehnse commencing at a ' in the cent' i money cash in hand; the balance in of the highway i.nown ., the exten- one installment, payable in not to 'ion of Walnut St:eet, in the City exceed six months from day of sale, of Greeneastle, and which point i 17 evidenced by tin 1 note of the purchnschains and t! link' - ith of the north ci, bearing seven per cent, interest line of said half quart' r and (! chainsllroni date, waiving relief, providing
Ison mEMAN will "plug the leak" in your firing job, too. You need only say the word. Iron Fireman produces a steady, intense heat from smaller sizes of coal, which cost less per ton, and enable you to cut operating cost*. With Iron Fireman FtrctJ l’nthrfiring noluel is w asted. Combustion is complete and the smoke nuisance is abated. C. ('. HUESTIS Telephone 22
An Iron Fireman en^j •urvey v„,, r r | an[ _ aoJ that fairl y and accurately J present results, |, ’ cost* you mas t . man. Ask u sf,)r t |„ SWlcc || will innouavohli 81ttV0l “
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convenient terms.
ireman cao ben
A. J. Duff Teleplmn,. :nj J
(ireeneastle, Indimui Ikon Firfyiam
The machine n that made coal \an automatic fuel
1UNK STYTFMF.NT t hnrtei No 2x9(1 Reserve District No. 7 i; ( u ci condition of the Crntrul National flank of Greeneastle, in the M it, . It- I ,11.1 it the clns.' of bii'ifie.'A on March-27, 1930. KESOl R(T> I .nans and di-eounts k3(>2,794.80 Overdrafts 2,985.04 I uitcil state- Government seettritlea owned 25t,&&0.00 Other bonds, stock*, anti 'feurities owned 119,207.05 I , im; huU'c, rtir,.000.00, urniture and fixtures, $25JWl.09 00,091.00 Rc , rve with Federal Reserve Bunk 41,719 82 t -h and due from hanks 110,840.3* () itside cheeks and other cash itrtns 1,919.49 11 fund with f. S. Treasurer ami due from 1’. S. Treasurer 5,009.00 liital 95fi.5fi7.55 M VBII.ITIF.S ( pitul stock puiil in $100,000 00 100,900.00 l ndivided profits—net ’ 8,368.34 I; sei v - for dicidends, contingeivcioa, etc. 028.00 • f,,i inten -t, taxes, und other expenses accuretl & unpaid 2,348.50 ( 1, il .ting notes outstanding 100,000.00 I iianks, including ecrtifietl uml -ashlers’ chocks outstanding 160,329.22 ■152,103.29 l nited Stales deposits 1,489 63 Hills (l ivable and rediscounts 25,000.00 Total $956,567.55 Slate of Indiana, County of Putnatn, s*: H I Wells, Cashier of th • ahove-numed Itank, do solemnly swear that statem nt is true to the best of my knowledge und tielief. H. U. WFU.8, Cashier " d and s\A,,ni ,, Ix-fore me this 3rd. day of April, 1930. SAMUEL C. SAYERS, Notary Public. Mv "ininis'ion \pire« September 1$, 1931. t Vtt t t C. Gautier; S. A. Hays; E. L. O’Htdr, Directors.
All I Do With My Car is Drive
I III ST ( (i.MP WY STATEMENT Charter No. 24. ' 1 , I, i>..it of t ie condition of The Central Trust Company at Gneencastle, in S’ : if Indiana, it the close of its business on March 27, 1930. • 1 ’! ■ D il..11. Pi si,lent; Kenneth E. West, Secretary; Silas A. Hays, ' Pi -nli nt: Ward I). Mayhall, Harry L. Wells, Ass’t. Secretary.
RESOURCES
I " in- and liscounts |518,252.67 \d,anic.' to Kstutas and Trust' 12,738.15 l S. Government Securities 51.086 5fi Other Bonds, S<curities, etc. 142,823,75 Furniture and Fixtures j 3J8.75 Other Real Estate owned 8,507 50 P a- , in Trust Companies Banks and Banker* and cash on hand 113,222.8 1
I rist Securities
Othci \ .sets not included in the above
Nd more worrying about having the oil changed or the tires checked or wondering whether the battery needs AYater. Smart drivers today are letting us worry about the many bothersome services an automobile requires. Just look at the services listed here. For your convenience our station is equipped to take care of your every day driving needs. Just One Stop for you and everything is done. No; wgrry, fuss or bother.
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n WI S I I PRY | USES PDSI I |l'\ MADISON. Wi-., \pril 2 (UP) A proposal that Mudi'ini take part in prohihitinn eufiiiccment wits hup- -I in defeat and the author of the idea was voted out of his job us alderman, returns from yesterday’s election spowed today. 1 The municipal dry law pon-ored by Aidernian (o-.ir. 1, ii «,1 - vot d dm' >kl03 to .V,7ftx. GHI lost out in h's ffard’s aldermanic race to John I . Hoiirkc 9) -i tw*' on, ! Only four out of the city’s 22 precinct- gave majorities j n favor of the ordinance which was designed to replace locally the state dry prohibition enforcement law which the leg; - Jatuie repealed lust year.
t apital Stock—Paid in Surplus Undivided Profits—Net Demand Deposits Demand Certificate* Saving- Deposit* Ip 1 Deposits Total Deposits I'ru-t Investments Other Liabilities Total
I.l ABILITIES
y : w
188,2811.05 147,535.90
$1,183,772.17
t er
11,196 88 238,468.18 474,370.53 17,214.80
50,090.00 50,000.90 6,699.83
741,250.39 285^421.05 50,500.00
1,183,772.17
State if Indiana, County of Putnam ns:
I. Kenneth E. West, Secretary of the Central Trust Company of Greencastle, Indiana In solemnly swear that the ubov* statement is true
* KENNETH K. WEST,
. uh . idled ann -worn to before me this 2nd. day of April 1930
ROBERT H. STEVENSON, Notary Public. -My commission Lxpir** July 1, JVJJ.
Your car is hantll< / by iJ« men who are .specially in service work. Tney I'W what should be done and M to do it. They will ri'mi'in^ to put water in (he hatter.'-* in the tires ami do the other little s e r v i r C'f* 11 though you forget to a'!> f* them. Nothing is left l"r)* but driving. Drive in today and lot you hoYv yv? can liclp you the cost of toperdtinc automobile and increase t* pleasure you obtain froift
GLASS SERVICE W indshield Glass Body Glass
FRANKLIN STREET GARAGE
21 Hour Service Phone (is
A. R. ( henowelh. Prop.
GAS OIL - GREASING TIRES BATTERIES-BRAKE uH