The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 October 1930 — Page 3

tiMtiiwmfss'vmraua

^ERNCASTLK, INDIANA, FRIDAY, FKB. 7, 1930. FRIDAY, OCT. 10,1930.

r PAGE THKKR

Qua!* y Meat Market & Delicatessen # o The careful buyer selects dependable meat for two reasons. First: It is one of the most important factors in tin* health of the family; second: It is a major economy in the family budget. - We take pride in maintaining the high quality ot our mercliandise, and appreciate the growing number of our customers who place good health and intelligent econoni} first in planning family expenditures.

We Deliver H.

NICHOLAS,

Rhone 42

" h SELL MEAT I'M\T’S GOOD TO EAT

|.» A. M. DFI.IVEIUES

CHONE 21.

WEEK END RATES livery Saturday and Sunday

VIA

Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Trae. ( o Indiana Motor Transit Company ONL FARM: RLCS 10c FOR THF ROl ND TRIP fining all ilay nn Salurdny and Sunday. Return Limif on all trains am liiiw up In artd inrludini: Monday fnllnwing dale of Kale. Illl SVMKLOU l.’VIKS TO OWTON. SI’UINfaTKU), < (»LI Mill S. II f.MIMHN. < I V I\ N \ IT. O. I.OI IS\ I M l:. K >\ M)-CK-iN. Ml N< II.. KOKOMO, M\l{|ON, I |'. \\ WNE, IM). \S umi \s n* \\\ oihi;k iMlao.iNK fdints. Attend Football (iames even Saturday At These Low Rates.

September 30, stated tha; thi- bond | isoie would bp in $250 denominations | .with intiTost aodumulatini? at six' i per rent. The mm i \ t is acquired will be a-ipd for improvements and extension of lines amounting to approximately $0,390. A portion will also lie used to repay a loan for the purchase of material. BIG GAME srsntv The third and rubber i .one of a rii ol baseball Rat t loverdale Grays and Indianapoi- Black Sox, colon il t . , w j|] | )r , played at the (Tovenlalc . | sundav ifternoon. Both team ive won a game and this third .•on , .--t promi - vs to lie more than inti-risting.

DeliciousfviCood

Him

U , -C-

5 f •

BEEF BRAINS, LB io c | HAMBURGER, t,B. 15 C BEEF STEAK, LB 25c| PORK SHOULDERS, LB Vk\ Fresh Oysters, Dressed Chix, I amb

I BID \ VS HVE BEST BMUOS WEAK XBC \"t 7—Cities .Service Orche-tra WJZ Nil* N't 7 V '!• ' I’l'i'jram WABC CBS Net 7—Nitwit Hour. WEAK NB< Net 9:30 Ki,, Program

AVONDALE FLOIK

2P2 Ilk Bajr o’h

CAMAY SOAP 12 liars «7c 3 For 17c

POTATOES

F \N< A NOB I H MIN STO( K

15 Lb. I Vck

NOTICE OF APPOINTMI NT <M RE( EIV ER Notice is hereby gins 1 at the undersigned, Marshall D. .'. ; m , has In. appointed Recet sets nf tiny Call’s Cafeti ria, located at No. 25 East Washingten Street, firecncastle, Indiana, by the Putnam Circuit Court of Putnam < uinty, Indiana. Creditors are notife to file their claims with the under tiled Receiver within thirty days from this date for consideraion and participation in the as-ets thereof. Dated this 10th day of Oi , iti.TO. MARSHALL I). ABRAMS, Re eiv-10-17-2t

s'*." . • CN

i- ; v-

V ' : r )?*

EASY

\-V

' D

N... i v

TO BAKE VHTH

The one flour for eve// baking purpose

EVAN S-

mm fin Indianapolis product ye nor if unfit).

HOMINY PFMRKIN I’l iiE ( ATSUR ] *;

' vandal)' Na. 3 ( an ...

quic k oats

Country Cluh 3 Sm. I’kgu. .

25c

Avondale No. 3 ( an ....

10c

LOO C ABIN SYRUB m ; 11 < an

25c

Country Club l.arge Bottle

15c

KAROSYRl B

5 Pound Blue l.alx'l

35c

B u bal a \nn 1 ( an* ....

25c

BANC AKi: FLOUR ,, ,h - Bag ..

25c

5 Lb. I’kg. 23c l orn Flakes Milk • Soda ( rackers (FLLRY AITLFS bukad

PURF CANE SUGAR I )omino Or Jack Frost 25 Lb. Hag 81.21

i \ W|; a»i *

10 Lb. Hag l«)c

f ount ry flub Large 13 Oz Pk I ( ountry Cluh 3 T all f ans Country Club Lh. Carton

l.arge Slalk 3 for

Peanut Butter Corn Meal Pork and Beans

Bulk 2 Lh.

1 aling of rook-

< l.h.

ing.

f ountry Cluh 1’, Lb. Loaf

and with fhese Pancakes COFFEE QiOOD coffee/ JEWEL, lb, 25c EllENCH, LB 35c * 0UNTUY-( LCB, LB 39c

•

MMfkluilld L>li' 1

''■LNIC (IWIS.LI,..to T Lb., A Lh.

FREE!

A PKG.COI NT RV C LI B Wilh each purchase of a 12 Oz Jug PANCAKE FLOUR Vermont Maid Syrup . Both For 25c

(Note: This i the second of a sri ie of cuts an' umb nail sketches ed by th< Pauw Universlt y 11 Publicity Office r readers of the Banner acquaint them with members of this y s Tiger football team). Orville Melb. ";e, Cli .ton high school graduati. s the distini • ion I of being the onl> tter man in DePauw baekfiebi ■ year. Melbourri' ( played in one the two regular I hackfields In-' and was one f DePauw's gi li liners. Thi- y ■ 'he is scheduled r r the same berth and la-t Satunl y iiroke loose fnr a ' irty yard r ■ n the first quar i to score a tom l" , '''n against Inara Central. Melbourne i- a senior this year He t"|' thi scale, it only 150 pound but makes up f r bis lack of weight, in peed and fig He has sweater number -21.

Mrs. M.x-on Alexander and Mr John Alexander and daughter of Newi astir, motored fr m Newcastle on Phur-bay to visit with Mr. and Mr Ru el Alexander on Elm street. Mr Ru-sell Alexander and children accompanied them t"day to Seymour for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Romine.

• Mi.-.- Edna Bow >■%, of the tu of the School of Music, sang in chap- • 1 s< rvb i at th' University this morntig. Appearing before the students for the fi' t time this year Miss Bowles proved to he quite as popular as ever. She -.ing a group of three numbers, “Fog Wraiths”, “Sleep That I it nn Baby’ I es,” anil “When I Bung 1" i if ted Toy*", all by the comp ser, John Alden Carpenter. In reply to an in.-istant demand for an encore she sang “That Soothin’ Song” written by the same composer.

■MKI

HEARING OCTOBER 22 The petition of the Coatesville Telephone company for ]>ermis«ion to float a $6000 bond i.-sue will be heard by the public service commission October 22, according to a bulletin posted today. The heating will lie conducted in the commission chambers at the state house. The ,iet:tion, which was presented ' CHICH|STERSP!LLS W*M l>ru«*Uf /\ 'or 4 hf-che#. tcr» lk1a*aiuM«i / nil* iu H. .I a.,H C>> Knietallic l with Ulue IKUzboo. Take no ot.k«r. || B y 1 uT jtouf MrAsk f .r « lO .4 Hr Ml A lilt \M* I'll f» Otkuvw* •si. ***»•*• K«Ii«I4«. Umr I

Once Each Year We Have Oakley Week This week is for I In* purpose of ‘acquainting new hous t* w ives w i!!i Ihe quality, sert ice and prices offered daily in your Oa Kiev Stores. Oakley Week isfheoneweek in Ihe year that thousands ol thriliy housewives look forward to, so the> ma> lav in the wind *r needs.

FLOUR

KITt HKN - (fUEEN All I’ll r pose Flour 24 Lh. Bag [ Bhk H Bags, S4.40 t

55c

SUGAR I’URi: ( am: Fine (.rami la ted 25 Lb. Bag $1.19

Jello, Ass't Flavors, 4 for.... 29c Marshmallows, 5 Lb. Box ........ 59c Large Gold Dust, Per Box 23c Pork & Beans, Doz. 82c; 3 for 22c Tomato Soup, Campbell, 4 for 28c kidney Beans, Joan of Arc, 3 for ; 5c Ginger Snaps, 3 Lbs 29c Fig Bars, Fresh, 3 Lbs. 29c

Potatoes

U.S. No. 1—W.hite Stock, 15 Lh. I’e ek Bag, 120 Lbs. S2.f>0

33c

Cream Cheese, Lb 25c Pet Milk, Doz. 99c; 3 Cans 25c Peanut Butter, Bulk, 2 Lbs. . 25c Oleo Palm Nut, 2 Lbs 25c Mustard, Qt. Jar 15c Brooms, 4 Sewed Each 35c Coffee, Maxwell House, Lb. ... 38c

Tomatoes

1930 Standard Back, 19 Oz

( a ns, $1.00 Her Doz.

Cabbage

llolbind Seed

Fine For Kraut 101! Lb. Bag

$1.39

32 25c

ONIONS

Fancy Dry Yellow Backed in 50 Lh. Bags Jjow Brice

PEACHES

Del .Monte

Known the World Over For Quality Large No. 2 1 2 Fans

75c 19c