The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 May 1930 — Page 6
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THE DAILY HANNER, fiREENCASTLE. INDIANA. THURSDAY, MAY 22,1930. _ _
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BEST. AM, AROUND MAN
Second Home
III Ten Years; But New Konjola
Management
Meet May 27 Brought Belief.
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Friday
7 AND 9 F. M.
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Saturday 10c - 30.•
SHIRTS & SHORTS "Fhey’re correctly designed for style and comfort. . . carefully tailored for fit and wear. A variety of color and pattern combinations to make up two-piece smartness in underwear. New, cool, tub-proof weaves in sightly patterns. Splendid values at 50c And 75c S. C. I'KEVO COMPANY
Home Store
RECITAL THIS EVENING
The f'ollowiiiK recital will lie ^iveii this evening in .Mehiirry Hall at X
o"clock.
Trio in I! Major Op. 97 - - Bce.iiovcn
Allegro moderato
Allegro
Andante cantaliili Allegro moderato
Miss W.XI KKK. / 1 '/l/l Miss Uowi.ks. '( illn Ms. Km.1.1 ni.. I’i.in '
Quintet ------- Adagio—Allegro model .tto
Adagio nia non troppo
Allego energico
I’rofkssou Li:.\( n, I'iolin Miss W.m.ker. ritilin Miss Cartkh. I'iolti Miss Bowi.es. Ci'llo Mk. Kollinc., J’uiiio
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\\ K UiK KOUPITD To give you the highest quality work. A r ot our employees, under the management of W. S. ST( )NK, are local people. Sime *«* are members of both the NATIONAL and STATK or«aniyjtion o! ( LLANhUS and IO ERS t you may he awaured of the best in our line. Our price* are hiANDAKD, the best value for your money.
214 S. College
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DRY CLEANERS
Phone 7(i3
Run-over Heels are Dangerous!
COHNS
CALLOUSES BUNIONS Are as dangerous and more uncomfor-
table.
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All of these ailments can be easily adjusted . . . just a few moments in our store and we’ll be glad to explain to you how we have “Built-Up” h u n dreds of our customers shoes. They have been more than satisfied and we know that you can be helped too. Ask anyone who has been given the advantage .of .this extra service. POTTERS SHOE STORE
Th second Honn' management ••lei ifim to be held jn I’utnam Conn1 wl’l lie Tuesday, May ?7. t the |<’ouri House. The subject for (Ills meeting will lie •‘Color Srlietnes for Kitchens.” Color in the kitchen bus come to sta>. and xxliy not the kit'ehen where so niiirh nf iho lionienuiker’s time is spem Our daily surroundings are a real | Influence 'n our lives and the wise homemaker will see lliat her kitchen i- n attractive as the rest of her I nine, especially since her longest ho' rx re spent theo The kitchen t my xxcll he termed iln homemaker's o* * simp, and an atlrariive and con••"r ,, eut workshop stirs the imagina i : on and adds inspiration for any
' •si- H t liand.
Tin' modern homemaker can iminl her kitehen in any colors she chooses. Walls, woodwork, and floors form a background for the other spots of color, and should be kept neutral;
Lridg' choose light, soft, resil'ul colors. Thn
celling should be lighter and harmonize with the walls. The woodwork may he the same shade as the walls of a sli de darker, the floors a shade darker than the wood work; ivory, deep cream, huff, light tan are good for a room on the cool side of the house, and for a room on the sunny side, cooler shades, ns soft greens and light rod greya max he used. \ll finishes for kitchens should he smooth as they are easily cleaned. Washable paints or oil eloth for the xx all is very satisfai tor' The floor should he easy to walk on, easy to clean and attractive; it may lie fin ished with oil. paint, nr eoverel with linoleum, may form a harmonious part of its surrounding that one is not conscious of the light itself. Have a re;,lor light in the ceiling and place wall lights where (hex will give light for work centers. Metal reflectors on oil lamps increases their efficiency. I Curtains give the window the final touch of cheerfulness to the room. I These should be of washable material and thin enough not to exclude i the light Such materials as gingham, i sxx is', voile, dimity, and flaxen may add an Inviting atmosphere to the room Add to this a pot or two of bright colored flowers and you have a kitchen in which it will be a joy to work and out of which good the#
will come.
It is hoped that all home economics club members will have colorful kit j ehens during 19IS0. Don’t miss this meeting, which begins at 10 o’clock in (he morning.
MAT. SAT 2 p . in. Thrill-Shot Drama Of Live and Love
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MR. KOHKKT EC( I KS
“Konjola jitoveed its merit to ni said Mr. Robert Eccles, 2S1.', South Hackley street, Muncie. “I had Icon |' ailing for about ten years with a xvouk stomach and a slugg’ h liver an I kidneys. Gas f lining afte- ni els caused dizzy spell-, heart palpi:'i‘inn.and shortness of breath. Back inwere almo-t constant and often vere. Frequent night risings disturbed my sleep and to make matt iworse, I was attacked by rheumatism. My ankles swelled and my joints
were stiff ami sore.
“A few bottle.- of Konjola eased the pain of rheumatism and reduced the swelling in my joints and ankles. My stomach is in excellent shape and gas no longer forms after meals. My appetite has improved and I fed tronger and bettor in every way. I no longer rise during the night, 1 .-leep well, and feel better and stronger in every way. I shall continue to take Konjola until all my troubles have been relieved and l shall always recommend the medicine that brought
me back to health.”
Konjola is a new and different medicine containing the juices of 22 naural plants combined with other valuable medicinal ingredients. This medicine works with the sufferers’ food, eliminating poison- and restoring the
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ailing organs to natural activity. Konjola i.s sold in Greencastle, Ind.. at the Oxvl drug store, l‘J west Washington street, and at Fleenor’s drug store, No. 2, Washington street, and by all the he t druggist- in all towns throughout this entire section. SUBSCRIBE FOR “1 H P, BANNER’’
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Dangerous \ ari(*os4‘ Veins Red need Or Money Back This Simple Home Treatment In Giving Amazing Results
Rub Gently I award and Toward The Heart As Bln,,cl in Veins Flows That Way.
, If you or any relative or friend is xeoiried because of varicose veins, or bi fichea, the best advice that anyone iK 'his woild can give you is to ask xoii 'iruggisi for an original 1 ”o-
ounce bottle of Moone’s Emerald Oil (Dill strength) and apply as directed night and morning to the sw ollen, enlarged veins. Soon you will notice that they are growing smaller and the treatment should lie continued until the veins are of normal size. So (s-ne-trating and powerful is Emerald Oil thateven Piles are quickly relieved Ail Druggists sell lots of it
S0BE TIRED BURNING FEET
' LINDBERGS HOME LITTLE FALLS, Minn., May 22 — Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s home town celebrated today the third an-niver.-ary of his arrival in Parle by taking definite .-teps to preserve hC boyhood home. Three members of the Little Falls Board of Commerce—two of them lifelong friends of the aviator—have been appointed to acquire the river home where the Lindberghs once resided. The heirs of the flier’s father hold the property untenanted. When arrangements can l>o made for the purchase, the bungalow which is located high on a Mississippi river hank two miles from here, will be converted into a well-kept place of historical interest to northern Minnesota tourists. Both Colonel Lindbergh ami his mother have agreed to deed the propi erty to any local organization that | will care for it. Relatives of the ColI end's father by his first marriage have not yet agreed. Officials however, aie taking the matter up with them. Near the Lindbergh home in a thickly wooded grove is the Lindbergh christened “Modpond.” It is a bird bath fashioned in cement by the aviator when he was a school
boy.
Inscribed around the rim of the pool
is “July fi, 1918—C. A. Lindbergh,
Jr.— W’ahgoosh— Moo-Pond.”
Shortly after Lindbergh went away to study aviation, the little farm xvhs abandoned. Mi-. Lindt>ergh went to her former home in Detroit, where she obtained a teaahing job. For a time, the house was rented. Noxv, however, it is hoarded up. Over thxvhite paint are the names of thousands of visitors from all parts of the United States, some of the names written in pencil, others carved deep
into the wood w-ith a pen knife.
On a neaiby farm, the tractor which Lindbergh used when he farmed his few acres near Riverside cottage is still doing farm duty, despite an of fet from.a curio collector who wanted
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