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,THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY, AUG. S, 1930.

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THE DAILY BANNER FOR RENT—Cottage—5 rooms & Interod in the Po.t Office at Green bath, modem, new.-Call 262. 7-8-9 „ ra,,le - In,,lana - 8S * econd t FOR RENT:—6°r 0 oin semi-modern

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house on west Washington street; J also 3 unfurnished rooms, 629 East Washington street. Phone 641X-. 7-3

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

FOR RENTPhone 529-Y.

-Good 3-room

house. 25-tf.

BY SNHEEITANCE you may acquire financial independence. Hut unless you expect to inherit a fortune, you will have to insure your future in some other way. And which is the better way: to spend practically all of your income, regularly—or to add a certain portion of your earning- steadily to your Saving’

Account ?

Your answer, we believe, will suggest the value of a Savings Account—and the wisdom of starting yours today.

First National Bank

The OUesI Hank hi Putnam County

Citizens Trust Co.

1 The llumt Of The Syittmatic Savrr

ECONOMY STORE

QUALITY Hreakfasl llacon, I'lavor Right. I i.l). roll Fresh ( buck Beef Roast from young rattle. Lb. Pure Open Kettle Lard 2 l.hs.

SEKY ICE

42c 19c 25c

ECONOMY

Pickled Pork, good fried, boiled.

Better for Bean seasoning, 2 Lbs Steak from Same Cattle Lb Swift's Premium Box Bacon, Lb

35c 23c 43c

Plenty of Cheese like you want. Boiled Ham, l eal Loaf, Pork Loaf with a big variety of other cold meats. Sandwich Spread, Mayonnaise and all the trimmings. See our Saturday Specials and save oi( your Sunday Dinner, fresh Fruit# and Wgetables. Melons, cold and ready to serve. OCR PHONE IS 71(1. GIVE I s \ R|N<; .\V1> SEE HOW SOON W E WILL BE THERE.

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Mrs. H. M. Smith arrived home on Friday from a six weeks trip to Cali-1 ''ornia and points in Washington and

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Mr. and Mrs. George Browning, of Detroit, who have been held called by the death of Mr. Browning’s mother, expect to return home Sunday. Miss Dorothy and Miss Martha Eller are spending a few days in i Oreencustle the guests of Miss Gladys ; Hammond.—Crawfordsville Journal. Mr-. Alma HilUs of ICnnbridge unjderwent an operation at the County | hospital Friday. Dr. Noble, Jr., of Indianapolis, was the surgeon, assisted by Dr. W. R. Hutcheson. J The funeral of Robert Miller, will : he held from the Rector Funeral home at 16:30 o’clock Saturday morning. Interment will be in Forest Hill cemetery. Rev. H. A. Sherrill will have charge of the services. Betty Handy, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Handy, Northwood, underwent an operation for appendicitis at the county hospital on Thursday night. Dr. Noble, Indianapolis specialist, was the surgeon. Miss Florene Croy, cashier at the Oakley store on east Washington treet, sustained a painful injury Friday noon, when she cut a finger on the right hand while opening a can. Dr. C. T. Zaring rendered medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Marks and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ragsdale of Greencastle are on a motor trip to Detroit, Mich., where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michaels. Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Ragsdale are sisters of Mr. Michaels. The DePauw University freshmen I week Bulletin is now off the press and will he mailed to high school graduates that have signified their j intentions 'of enrolling in DePauw ; September 12. Dean W. M. Blanchard has the booklet which forme a comprehensive survey of the university wiitten from the standpoint of freshmen questions.

FOR RENT:—Modern furnished or unfurnished 5 room house and garage in Northwood. Phone 255 or 437.

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Lost— LOST—No. 3 Brownie Folding Kodak at or near the bridge where Big j Walnut anti Little Walnut Rivers j join, or on road leading southwest | from Bridge. Reward.Prof. Greenleaf, 726-L. 8-2-p

ing all work for the Junior Fair next week. Everyone also enjoyed an interesting program of readings and demonstrations. .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bohard had as their guests at dinner Thursday eve ning, Sam Smulyan and daughter am son of Hazelton, Pa., Mrs. Harr> Cohen and Simson Cohen, of Green field.

Phone 82

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CLASSIFIED ADS —For SALE— APPLES, BI C HHEIT ORCHARD. F n R SALE—Frying chickens at 20 j cents per 11).—Call 626-Y. 8-2ts

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

Special Food Demonstration at Store, Saturday.

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FOR SALE—15 acres on Wood St., adjoining University property. Phone 144. 8-2-p FOR SALE—Trade or Rent-9 acres 5 good 5-room hou.-e, bayt, garage, hen P house, smoke house, cellar, good well, ! 2 cisterns. 8 miles of Greencastle.—

1 Mrs. Lillie Bennet.

Bolander’s Grocery ■■■■liitlllliw II mil Kauble & Son

FOR SALE:—Fine flowers reasonable prices. T. C. Cox, 215 Bloomingiton street. 8-2t

FOR SALE—Pure Clover Comb i Honey, 25c per pound. Please bring • container.--R. W. Baldwin, Route 4.

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FOR SALE:—Buick 4 coach, good condition. Cheap. Call 85-X. 7-3t,

FOR SALE—0-room semi-modern hou-ie, large lot. Garage, near campus. Make offer. Phone 320-V. 8 tp

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"WE SELL MEAT THAT’S GOOD TO EAT’

9 A. M. DELIVERIES

PHONE 24.

—Wanted— WANTED—'Baby heifer ice. Rural Phone 215.

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Round Steak £3 LB - 25c BOILING BEEF, LB IDcl SALT BACON, LB tfi/J HAMBURGER, LB. .'7.777 Tsc BEEF ROAST, LB 20cl SHANKLESS PICNIC HAMS, Lb. 22ci Dressed Frys, Veal and Lamb ^ • Subscribe for “The Banner”

WANTED—Used bath tub in good (condition. Call Rural 47. Kenneth Har-

F"R KENT—Housa at 313 Elm I street. Everything new and modem. |,Convenient for public «chool and Unii wr »Djr. R-lts.

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WANTED—General housework for 'high school girl for room and board.

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For Rent— FOR RENT:— Modem, furnished sleeping room. 308 West Liberty St. Phone 508—XX. fj-Sp

FOR RENT:—4 room house on South Bloomington street. Enquire at 611 Main street. 8-2t.

FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms and garage, water furnished. Rent | reasonable. 58 Martinsville St. 8-3 p . 9 lOR RENT:—6 room modem house [ garage in basement. Rent reasonable. Phone 646-Y. ^.jjp

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Society Mews Mis.s Anice M«K)re Entertained Friends Mis.s Anice Moore entertained friends with a small bridge-party at her home on South College Avenue, Thursday evening. *!• 4* 4* 4* 4* 4Mrs. Henry O’Hair Hostess To Thursday Reading Club The Thursday Reading Club with Mrs. Milligan Young at her home on South College Avenue, Thursday evening. Mrs. Harriet Callahan had charge of the program. Twelve members were present. Delicious refreshments were served. 4* 4* 4- 4- 4* 4* Woman’s Study Cluti Met With Mrs. Young The Woman’s Study Club met with Mrs. Milligan Young on south College avenue Thur-day afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Sellers and Mrs. J. B. Crosby had charge of the program. Mrs. Sellers read a very interesting paper on “The American Negro” and Mrs. Crosby sang several Negro Spiritual songs accompanied on the piano by Mis.; Carrie Pierce, who was a guest at the meeting. Miss Pierce sang one selection, “A Negro Lullaby.” Fifteen members were present. Delicious refreshments were served during th social hour. 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4Mrs. Bartley Hostess lo Country Reading Club The Country Reading Club met with Mrs. E. K. Bartley, on Soutli Indiana street, Thursday afternoon. The attendance was large and four guestswere present. The work was given by Mrs. John R. King. She chose our first subject “Riding the Heat Wave ' and ' “Esther and Me”. Mrs. Bartley served a beautifully 1 appointed luncheon and carried out the club colors of pink ami blue, in summer food, served in crystal table service. The club will meet next with Mi---Clara McPherson. 4* 4- 4- + 4- 4Locust Grove Reunion Hunay, August 10 The Locust Grove Reunion will be he! Sunay, Attgust 10. All tnarh-rs, stuents an friends are invite,| to at-

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4* + 4* 4* + 4* McCloud-Sniith Wedding ()cc u rs At Wins in ac Winainac, Ind., Aug. 8.—Rev. and Mrs. John E. McCloud announce the marriage of their daughter, Mildred, to Charles .Smith, on August 2 at 12 o’clock at the home of the bride. The service was read by the father of the bride in the presence of the father ami mother of the groom and the bride’s mother. Mrs. Smith is a graduate of DePauw university and for the pa-t few years has been a teacher in Westville, Ind. The groom is a graduate of Wabash college aiui at p&sent is a teacher in Galesburg, III. He is a member of Tau Kappa and Beta Kappa. The young couple left at once for Cincinnati, O. + 4* 4* + + + New Market Graduate of DePauw Married In Detroit New Market, Aug. 8.—Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Armentrout accomPaied by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Allen of Brown’.- Valley were visitors in Detroit, Mich., from Thursday until Sunday, where they attended the marriage of the former’s son, Leroy Armentrout and Miss Josephine Weller, which took place on Saturday afternoon, August 2nd, at two o’clock, at the Belcrest hotel in that city. The marriage ceremony was read by the Rev. H. McCracken, a Presbyterian minister near Pittsburgh, Pa., and in the presence of a few of the immevliate relatives and friends of the young couple. The groom jg well known in th's'l locality having been bom here and graduated from the local high school, apd is also an alumnus of DePauw university. The bride is a graduate of Michigan university. The couple will reside in Detroit, where Mr. Armentrout i- us-i^tant tnanaaer of tr»Wa toll.- department of the Bell Telephone company, + 4- 4- 4* 4* 4*

BRICK CHAPEL M. K. CHURCH Sunday school 10 a. m. Special services stait Wednesday,

August 13th.

S. S. Supt., Charlie Hendrich. Minister—Charles R. Query. Carpentersville M. E. Church Sunday school 9:30. Everybody welconfe. NEW MAYSVILLE CHURCH Sunday school 9:30. Morning worship 10:45. Evening service,’ 7:45. Minister—Charles R. Query. ANNUAL PICNIC The Clay City Community Picnic and Autumn celebration will he held Wednesday, August 20th near Clay City. This is the 19th annual event and is eagerly looked forward to by all the citizens of the town and com-

Read about ft .everybody!

¥YOW to get Free Coal. Read about it in this week’s Saturday Evening Post. See our windows. Watch the papers for further details. Kstaifl flEATlt®lU John Cook & Sons Company

munity. Many old citizens, residing elsewhere, depend upon this event to renew old acquaintances, and to meet relatives and friends. In fact, it is the big event of this section. The Worthington and Clay City High School bands will furnish music

for the celebration. Both hands uniformed in the same color, . * and white, the colors of their <ch, There will be a balloon a 5 o’clock. The evening progratt ]! be composed of music by the i novelty acts, and the au n ling ,?, cash prizes.

furnif ‘h‘‘fl I W n »omr Workers 4-H apartment. Water and heat furnished.

702 East Seminary str%>t. 7-3t.

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FOR RENT — 3-room furnished i apartment, modern. Good location.

Club Ha# Meeting

The Win-Some Workers 4-11 Monroe twp. club met on Wednesday, August 6, at the Buinbridge high school building from 1 to 4 p. m. • The afternoon was spent In finish

Each day more customers are becoming more acquainted with the every day low prices at Oakley’s.

17 East Wash. St.

13 West Franklin, St.

SUGAR

Domino Pure Cane 25 Lb. Bag 100 Lbs. $5.12

COFFEE

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39c

V \< l CM PAf KED. DELMONTK. I.B. GOOD GI N POWDER, QUALITY LOW PUL I

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OLIVES Q1 EEN OLIVES, FULL QT. LOW PRICE 29c

PICKLES KI LL QT. SWEET. JAR 29c

Bannanas

FIRM RIPE FRUIT

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KRAFTS FULL CREAM, LB.

5) 25 t l

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Certo, Sure-Jell bottle 25c GINGER-ALE Mason Jars, Qt. Doz.82c American Pale Tin Cans, Doz 39c 12 Oz. Bottle 19c Sealing Wax, ^ slicks Sc 1 0 |„ p a | mNuti 2Lb s .& Faro-Wax, Lb. Pkg. 9c | Peanut Buller, 2 Lbs. 2Sc Nlaches, K Boxes ...Sc ' Malt, Big Cans, Jcanstl. Ball Blueing, 3 Boxes We | Tak | e Sa |, j bom j,

FLOUR Watermelons, Red Ripe

Each 39c

Kitchen Queen

All Purpose 24 LB. BAG

65c

Peaches, Fancy Albertas 4 Lbs. 30c

Crackers

Hollieanna Sodas 2 Lb. Box

25'

Peaches

Panama Brand Sliced, No. 2V 2 Cans