The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 January 1932 — Page 4
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTEE, INDIANA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 15,1932. 1 —:
JANUARY ' CLEARANCE [SALE LOW PRICES — HIGH QUALITY Just a hint of the many items we have to offer.
( MEN’S * SOX I’lated ravoKH. all M /f't, s[nti a I
10c
PAIR
MEN’S I SUITS Pitw. all winiI , SuitH $13.50
S2.9K l.adieH* PURSES ( hoice $1.98
$1 CRINKLED Red Spreads All colors. Special
79c
K \ YSERS PI RE SILK HOSE S [XT i a I
88c
J'H.
ALL WOOL BLANKETS S10 ,allies larife pla Ida
$4.95
p\iu
MEN’S \LL SILK KOI IMN-HAND TIES (■■Hid I’atterns
25c
LADIES’ PI RE SILK HOSE Ml colors and si/.es
39c
PR.
, / S. C. PREVO COMPANY r* Home Store
GINGHAMS
$1. MEN’S
Fast t olor Percale
exCH-llerit quality
Union Suits
DRESSES
fast colors
Excellent quality
All Sizes
10c V,,
69c Sl'iT
50C EACH
PKRUALES fa«st colors, 36 inches wide
$1 SILKS Spec’ial lot to close mil
25c & .10c Curtain Nets To Close Out
o |<M OJ
50c vd.
1 5C YD
MEN’S ( H AM Bin
El LL EASHION ED IM RE SILK
50c LADIES’
SHIRTS
HOSE
(iarter Belts
Full Cut, all sizes
All colors and sizes
Special Sale
39c
59c
25c
MEN’S SILK AND woof, SOX To dose out 19c pr.
SPECIAL OFFER ♦ i For Saturday Only Free Box of Cottage Cheese With each pound of Handy’s Creamery Rutter bought Saturday at local grocery stores and meat markets only. Handy's Sanitary Dairy
ECONOMY STORE
The Home of Pure FimkIh !>,• livered Free
Fancy Florida . StrawIwrrieK. Make a Delirkoux Shortcike, pt. jo. Southern Indiana Jerney Swe»'t PotatiM-s .top the list in flavor, Ih '4c A real fancy Younc Reef Plate Koai<t to trn with Ih,- Sweet Potatoea. Ih Hr Sweet Pickles. 20c size, 2 dz. 21c SAUSAGE SUPREME WHILE
IT LASTS, LB.
Swift'n Hreakfast llaiwin, Ih. mil lie Frenh Pork Roast, Lh. . .. UK F'ancy Sun Kiat Navel Oranires. dozen .. 30c Fancy Tangerinea, larite size, dozen 15c Cocoa Hardwatcr Soap, three 10c size and I (jtiick Naptha soap, all for 0 0 25c W heaties, better for the kiddies. relit4u > d by all, 2 pkKa- 21c Celery, Canot*. Apples. Cabbage.
and What do
We Deliver at Your t:all
Priced Right
Fancy levas (Grapefruit, pink meals and seedless, dz. 09c Fresh Chesapeake Oysters are hetter. Sanitary Sealed Pint- 29c Hulk Solid Park. pt. 24c Oven Fresh Crackers, 2 Ih. Rox ... 19c Sweet Itelish. try it, ijt. . L»C Pure Lard, no beef fat added. :i lbs. 20c Fresh Pecan Nut Meats, Ih. 60c Pork Steak, Lb 14c Fancy, young Beef Boast, lb
15c down
Fancy Floridav Alranges. 2 dozen 35c
Salt Fish for health nomy, 10 large for
and eco- ... 25c
Kitchen Kleanser. buy one ran. get one free 7c I lead and Leaf Lettuce, California
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TRt’STBB'O nFPORT The township trustio' s annual report to the advisory board of (A ashlngton township, Putnam county, Indiana,
January, 1932.
o rbckipts
rentral National Bank, interest 4*.00
Auditor, .
Ontral Nat. Bank. Interest 33.9.
State aid
Central Nat. Bank Interest Frank Jarrell, mistake Central Nat. Bang Int-rest Central Nat. Bank, Interest Then. Raab, do^ tax Ontral Nat. Dink. Interest
Dog tax* Doff tax
H. E. Shofer. transfers Ontral National Ban, Interest
Auditor
Ouv Kennedv, transfers C. O. WIliane. transfers Ontral Nat. Bank. Interest
Doff tax
Central Nat. Bank. Interest Centra! Nat. Bank, interest Central Nat Bank Interest Auditor, distribution
Doff tax
Central Nat Bank interest Odessa Volkers. mistake tr. fd. KIPEMMTI RK« Nelson McCullough, labor Ora Neese, same Clarence Skelton. janlt(»r Clyde Miller, transportation Melvin Hedffc. tea<hinff Orville Hutcheson, c‘»al. haiiliuff Jesse Mathews, repairs Glenn Ayr Coal Co . coal Irvin Hapney. labor on road Os.ar Htitcheson. satin
iiyrnr
Dallas Rlssler. trans
T H. Williams, lumber Chas. Baysinffer, labor Evans Electric, power stunk ird Bros repairs Mendenhall Druff Co., supplies
Joe Barnett, repairs
Standard Oil Co., floor oil \V. F. Quarrle iSr Co., books Clifford Mathews, trans
Clyde Miller, same
Wm. Sims, coal & hauling
Ruth Mace, teaching; Chas Hoskins, same Fay Hoskins, same Wm. Barnett, trans.
Ora Fitzpatrick, same Hazel McCulIouffh. teaching
Joe Handers, trans. Geo. Sublett. janitor Jno. Blair, trans.
Frank Jarrell, teaching
1.292.3R
24.46 11 35 23.51 17.78
338 00
11 00
100 00
34 00
71 i o;
32.9?
B30.7I ISl.tl sct.ii
34.38 4 n, 31.13 25 40 17.97
12.318.49
|
1 1.36 127.30 10 no 18.50 40 00 92.50 27.54 52.55 58.4 it.::. 50.90 6.50 29.55 40.00 24.00 14.10 3 76 50 4.16 2.00 48 0> 132 0« 54.AO 4 2 00 7.50 100 OO 100 on 1 10.00 20.00 60 0ft 1 *0.00 39.00 26.00 6K 80
Harry Rond, sheep killed Lola Neese, teaching Poo A Holsappie, supplies Fred Eafollette, trans Fay Hoskins, teaching
Chas. Hoskins, same Helen Jarrell, same
C. E. Lewis, sheep killed Dorothy Frazier. Janitor Schlatter Coal Co., coal Jno. Hassler. enumeration J. C. Vermillion, tests Evans Electric Co., power Mulllnlx Agency, bond Wm. Washburn, labor Perry Rollings, labor Glenn Ayr Coal Co., coal
Harley Taber, labor
Edward Chew, service Wesley All» n. gravel Bay McCullough, bridge repair
Wm. Situs, labor
Evans Electric, power Jno Pell, sheep killed
C. E. Hill, stamps
Harter Pub Co., diplomas
O. P. Wright, labor
’has. Edwards, chickens killed
A. Modesltt. labor
Edward Che", service
> P Wright labor
Mar vise Ak* rs. teaching V. K Gill, distribution ilent wm: i, labor
E. L McCall A Son. supplies
Jno. Vermillion, tests \V. B Peck. Insurance 0vans Electric Co., power
) E. Hutch* son. coal
* 00 133.00 20.43 15 00 135.13 124 37 114 19 25.00 16 00 11.25 45.00 10 63 6.50 80.00 11.50 12.00 28.89 1 00 75.00 19.20 2.25 9.00 4.00 6.00 1.00 1.. $ * 30.00 I 14 00 75.00 220 "7
i
16 ’ 0 St4 ■ • v ;; • 4.00 49.00
Hazel McCullough, teaching Geo. Sublett, Janitor Bay Gerber, trans. Clyde Miller, same joe Sanders, same Frank Jarrell, teaching Chas. Hoskins, same Fay Hoskins, same joc Barnette, trans. John Blair, same ('Ilfford Mathews, same Helen Jarrell, teaching Poe Holsapple, supplies Melvin Hedge, teaching Edward Chew, service Laura McCullough, teaching Myrtle Landes, same Donald Cooper, sain.* Mar vise Akers, same joe Hinote, trans. Lola Neese, teaching Lewis Bullerdlck, kitidling Wilma Pollom, teaching j R Madden. Janitor .1 Fred Harris, teaching J (* Rurnley, cleaning A vis Hedge, teaching
ch «v
H Grlest teachers retirement 158.7u
n g 225.00
Odessa Hodshlre Volkers. teach. 105.00 Hanford Romino. magazine 25.00 Helen Jarrell, teaching 125.00 Central Nat Rank. int. bond 1,785.00
Raymond Tyler, labor (). H. Grelst, teach, ref. fd Edward Chew, service Orville Hutcheson, coal Geo. M Rlssler. trans
Arthur Heath, same Fred l-afollette. same
First Nat. Rank. Interest
Joe Eaglin, labor
Dorothy Frazier, teaching Wilbur Madden, trans.
Lola Neese < teaching J R. Madden. Janitor
Wilma Pollom, teaching Laura McCullough, teaching
Donald Cooper, same
Albert Glrton. kindling Marvls. Ak r. teaching Chas Brann. kindling
Dannie Cruft, labor
Ira Mctiill, sheep killed Myrib Limbs, teaching
Melvin Hedge. «ame
J. tV Vermillion, tests Evans Fleetric Co., power David Houck, hogs maimed Burlh TtJck< r, supplies
William Young, labor Rolllf Royse, trans
Odessa Hodshlre Volker, Ernest L. Herbert, labor
Geo. Sublet!. Janitor
Bert Smith, sheep killed Dallas Rlssler. trans. T. C. Bond, sh»‘”P killed
Homer Bond, labor clydf Miller, trans. Joe Handers, same Ruth Mace, teaching John Blair, trans Paul Allen, labor Lola Neese. teaching
Myrtle Landes, same
Edgar Job. labor
Ora Fitzpatrick, trans Geo M. Rlssler. trans Eiger K Co. supplies Fred Lifollette. trans. Frank Jarrell, teaching
tlch n Jarrell, same
Hut* I McCullough, same J Fred Harris, same Edward Chew, services Wilbur Madden, trans Donald Cooper, teaching Clifford Mathews, trans Dorothy Frazi r. teaching
Wilma Pollom, same Arthur Heath, trans. Win Harnett, same
Laura McCullough, teaching
Fay Hoskins, same
Chas. Hoskins, same
J R Madden, Janitor
Donald Thomas, repairs Melvin Hedge, teaching W K Gill, dog fund
Clyde Miller, trans
(da Pollom. cleaning Evans Electric Co., power Marvlse Aker .teaching Claud* Humphrey, labor Amer. Vlt. Prod. Co. tile Book Supply Co., books
Dallas RDsler. trans.
5° 31 4 ..8 75.00 1 9.00 4 5.00 85.00 1 5.00 120 00 1 1 20 100 0'' 80.00 12 9. Ot 60.00 108 4<f 1 28.o: I 40.0U 2.50 loo.oa 10.0Q 9.00 20.00 II 8.20 IS 5.00 6 6' 16.66 105.00
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8.20 20.00 teachin 105.00 10.00
22.00 io or 29.55 8.Or 2.50 83.00 35.00 200 00 70 80 4 00 129 00 118.20 24.00 60.00 47. 00 4 5 65 . 1 5 v (j0 225.00 125 00 120.00 256 on 75.00 78.00 140 (M 54 Ot lOO.Ot 108 4f 93.01 20.01 12 8.or 1 10.00 100.00 60 on 3.00 185.0t 226.80 41.5(1 4 00
aysinger
Nat. Service Station, repairs Gee M Rlssler. trans Herman Danhour. kindling David Houck, hogs maimed Fred Lifollette, trans ora Fitzpatrick, same E. L. McCabe & Hon. equipment
( lyde Miller, trans.
Forest Hassb r, hauling l-’rank Jarrell, teaching
Helen Jarrell, same Geo. Sublett, Janitor Mxrtle Ltndes. Main* Arthur Heath, trans. Joe. Sanders, same Win Barnett, same
J R Madden, Janitor Edward Chew, services Wilbur Madden, trans Hazel McCullough, teaching
L«da Net’se. samAgnes Mills, same John Blair, trans
Laura McCullough, teaching
Fay Hoskins, same (’has Hoskins, same
Clifford Mathews, trans. Harry Rond, sleep killed Donabl Cooper, teaching Wilma Pollom. same
Melvin Hedge, same
Raymond Tyler, labor
Ronile Riddle, same Sam Hanna, books
Dorothy Frazier, teaching Weslev Allen, lab. on road
Cl)ijo Miller, trims.
Geo M Rlssler, same Melvin Hedge, teaching Jno. Hassler. repairs Evans Electric, power
Rut h Mil* * . teuchltig
i-dess i Hodshlre Volkers. i Ida Evans, sheep killed
Harry Rond. Name
Nelson McCullough, labor E L. Bun-ham, pumps Dallas Rlssler, trans.
Rnllle Royse, same
Myrtb Lmdes. teaching
Joe Sanders, trans.
Ruth Mace, teaching
Arthur Heath, trans Civile Miller, same
W llbur Madden, trans J Fred Harris, teaching ora Fitzpatrick, trans Odessa Volkers. rope for Dorothy Frailer, teaching Geo M Rlssler. trans Geo. Sublette, janitor W'llm.i Pollom, teachitj. etc. E K Ramsey, com. address J (' Rurnley, cleanlttg I riink J.irrell. teaching Hazel Mei'ullough. saiin
Will Is Aker, labor
Donald Cooper, teaching
Agues Mills, same
Laura McCullough, same J R Madden, .{nn I tor «’Ilford Mathews, trans. The R.inner, printing The Herald, printing Jno Cook a Hon. repairs Wm Barnette, trans. Melvin Hedge, teaching
Jno Muir, trans.
Ldnard * U*-*, *
100 oc 6.06 24.84 86.03 4 9 7.00 8.75 33.75 6.06 35.0t 15.0(1 60.00 55 or
♦
13.94 2 6 06 1 25.00 2 2.00 11*,2f 91.00
*
20.00 60.00 75.00 79.0! 1 ' 1 29.00 1 oo.so 70 0ft 128 or 1 10.00 1 mi M. 58.50 10.00 1 40.00 1((N 4 ti 8 00 7.50 10.35 1 2.00 40 00 33.75 92.5! 2.00 8.02 1 00.00 ) .1 DM 1 . 0 20.«0 49.25 20 oo 106.57 39.00 92.00 40.00 93 00 •
-
89.09
same
22.50 22.00 131 4 7 25 00 15 oo 233 65 14 2.69 1.50 129 26 140 00 149 24 60.00 60.00 67.93 68 33 10.9! 20 00 80.87 1 0
'em rid Nat Hank, bond Int. tufus Ozment. rep.'ilrs I. E Shnfer. transfers facob Young, labor f»oe A Holsapple. water, rent lesse Mathews, repiilrs •'dward Chew, Service ’Irst Nat. Bank. Interest 'entral Nat Bank. Interest tiicob Young, liibor liirold Wright, repiilrs 'entr.il Nat Bank. Interest > A Modesltt. chickens killed »rit Fitzpatrick, meaning I. E. Funkhouser, labor Eitrl Mendenhall, coiil v\\ W. Leucus. sheep killed Harry Bond, sheep killed
Jeo. A1 Ig, Sif me
truce Young, hauling coal
Jus Leob A: (’o.. supplies
jco. M Rlssler. hauling water
hits Brann, kindling
Vudle Ash. chickens killed
Edward Chew, service Donald Thomas, repairs W. (J. Rector, coal. etc.
Homar Bandy, labor on road ). E. Hutcheson, hauling coal
irpe
Pawley Lumber Co.,
G P Wild* r A Co., same Uoyd Houck, advisory board
*. H Harris, same ’ E. Lewis, same
Henn A > r (!oal 4!o., i oal Evans Electric Co. power Donitld Thomas, repairs L R Madden, cleaning
’. W Dumm. repairing piano
'orcst Hassler, hauling coal
loses McCullough, larley Nei •. same t. C. Draper, same
'erlln ('assaday. (leaning
Jeo. Sublett. same
fno Hsisslcr. et al, labor i i • Ruml( t leanlng
tuth Mitcc, teaching
C. Lewis, dr.tin No. 6
ada NeeSe. teaching •'riink Jitrrell. same tonald Cooper. Siime
\lbert Glrton, hauling co larvise Aker, te.ichlng
vldvin HeITT. Siime
» E Hutcheson, haul sup. 'a\ Hoskins, teaching I E Furtkhouser, labor tlarth Whlt( ■ otton, *tor ig( 'llfford Miithcws. trans iaymond Tyler, et id., labor (chlatter Coal Co., coal (anford Routine, magitzine iinnle Cruft, wor kon sclnml Y. H Reiser, fire ext. refill
loe Hinote. trans.
vfyrtle Lmdes. teaching ATlbur Madden, hauling
'lyde Mlllyr. trans.
! kiward Clyew. ■ervlees. 'red Harris, teaching
tuy Gerber, trans. toe Handers, trans.
’rank Jai roll, tcaching
felen Jarrell, sum**
fazel Mc(’uliough. Siime
vielv In IL dge. same Vlltna Pollom. same
.aura McCullough, same
\vls Hedg*’. same
\> <*u!lough a- $enler, tnm loniild (’o(fper. teiichlng I. R. Madden, Janitor Jeoyge Sublett. janitor 'orest Hassler. hauling coal viarvise Aker, teiichlng
Vm Biirnett. trims
'llfford Mathews, same has. Hoskins, teaching
,ola Neese. teiichlng
Jeo Hoskins, deiining
1 D. Boswell, same I. C. Rurnley, same tohn Blair, transfer toe Barnett, tran**.
•7vans Electric C(».. power Jeo. Litides, Insurance
V. B. Peck, aam**
dyrtle f.itn*les. t« .tehlng *erry Rollings. I«ib*»r on ro.i»l liizcl MeCulbfiigh. teaching
tuth Mio-e. teiichlng Ray Gerber, (ran/
•’ay Hoskins, teaching tobert (lose, labor on road
Imanuel N*»lle. Siime
ielvln Hedge, te;o htng ). I*. Wright, id al . labor lerbert Williams, liibor '.dw iurd ('hew . serv ic es •Jrncst Shoe, pa int inu ’*. C Bond, sheep kllb-d Jlenn Ayr (’owl Co. coal 1 Fred Harris, teaching
'Lirvise Akers, same T oe Hinote. trans.
Chas. P. Kclhir. transfer
John Blair, trails.
'tunkard Bros, repiilrs viittman A- Tilley, supplies Vilma Pollom. tea*'hlng
lyrtl* I,atides, sain** Loin Neese. same
.aura McCullough, same
has. Hoskins, same /•'ay Hoskins, same loe Hand* rs. trans
\v|s Hedge, teaching laze! McCullough, same
Jeo. Sublett. janitor
•’riink Jarrell, teaching
felen Jarrell, same
Donald Cooper, same
Wm. Barnett, trims.
I R. Madden. Janitor vi* Ivin Hedge, teaching llfford Mathews, trans McCullough Ar Senter. trims
'lyd* Mill* r. same
Ino. L Fellows, tran 'V. G. Reel or. kindling
Ray Gerber, trans.
\incr Vlt Prod. Co tile Bid Aid for Blind, brooms 'Ionic Stove Co., repairs in** Cook A- Hon. glass
6«_’«>bee Bros, repairs
Melvin Hedge, leaching
'lyd* Miller, trans loe Sanders. Name Ruth Mare, (rachinfl
n, haul leaning
umber Co., lumber
L’Oiil
1,680.00 31.25 50.00
2.00
56.00 30.80 75.00 30.00 75.00
5.00 1.75
60.00
6.00 4.00
39.50 23.70 14.00
7.00
25.25 20.00
1.00 4.50
10.00
6.60
75.00
8 55
27.63
5.50 7.50 7.00
57.15 60.92
5.00 5.00 5.00
123.37
9.00 9.20
45 00
8.00
aullt'g coal 45.8.*, i, labor on road 30.00
33.40 28 40
5.00
10 00 280.80
6.00
75.00 10.80 50 oft 100.00 75.00 11.00 60.00 92.50 10.75 60.00
8.00
1 8.00 20.80 30.00 1 oh 75 21.10
2.00 6.50
61.40 120.00 12.00 60.00 7oo 1 28.00 26.00 40.00 112.50 125.00 1 20.00 92.50 HfK 4(1 1 28.00 100.00 59.00 75.00 50.00 22.00 24.80 60.00 15.00 20.80 100.00 79.00 10.00 10.00
6.00
66 80 45.00
6.50
467.15 467.15
8.50
60.00 60.(10 1 50.00
McCullough a- Senter. trims
A L)
Ruth M*;ic«, teuehi
(Jill, ti
ter.
^yons. legiil
service
98."S |
22.00 i 30.00 | OO.no 40.00
189.84 71.74 I
98.36 i 4.'. '10 60.80 S3.20
103.34 j
78.70 69 24
105 00 114.0.1
96 7 4 1 28.52 96.16 44.40
129.00
2.00 i 8 .VI4 50.00
256.00 |
12.00 78 36 59 OO 50.00 126.74 1 5 00 29.00
nf nil
Tg-l IllK
Wm Burnett, trans.
Jno. L Fellows, trans.
Statement showing amount
moneys paid to various funds of Wash irgton township of Putnam County, disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein for the y* it ending
peeembr r 3 1. 1931: TOWNSHIP FUN I
Balan*’** on hand
720.20
Rocepits during year
1.062.93
Total of bal. and receipts
1.783.13
Disbursements during year
1.296.91
Final balances
486.22
ROAD FUND
Balance on band
1,845.83
Receipts during year
2 4.65
Total nf bal. and receipts
1.870.48
Disbursements during year
1
Final balances
633.54
SPECIAL SCHOOL FI
ND
Balance on hand
8.447.30
Receipts during year
10.07 4.50
Total of bal. and receipts
18,521.80
Disbursements during year
10.626. i '*
Final balances
7.895.01
TUITION FUND
Balance on band
7.713.25
Receipts <luring year
1,5.090.26
Total of bal. and receipts
22.803.51
Disbursements during year
15.3 25 « (
Final balances
7.478.02
DOG FUND
Balance on band
409.80
Receipts during year
1
Total of bal. and receipts
990.80
Disbursements during year
15 8.6 *
Final balances
4 12.15
BOND FUND
Balance on hand
Receipts during year
3.14 7.*: 7
Total nf bal. and receipts
6.307 59
Disbtirsoinfents during >eur
3.69.I t»9
Final balances
2.617 *9
GRANADA
A HHnted Mon'* Thrilling Story of Hi*| Hunt for the Scoundrel* WhoFramec Himl Tim M'Gjv '^/FISHTTM? marshal Dorothy Gulliver Matthew B«»z Mary Carr
.
Saturday matiskk AND NIGHT
SHOWING TOMGH I’ “Over The HilK with Mae Marsh
SAT. MIDNIGHT WILL ROUKKSI in “Young as Yt,u Frel"
TOTALS OF ALL FUNDS
Balance on hand 22,0'»» 51 i Receipts during ye;ir 30,220 71 Total of bill, and receipts - r **» •>
Disbursements during year
FI mil balances
Total balance as shown by
port. $19,543 11
W\irriint -checks outstanding
1931. $282 3 4
Total biiliinces and outstanding w.ir-
Dei«i«ber 31. 1931, $19.k:itn
52.277122 32.7 14 r T 8 19.512.44 this reDec. 31.
is.
in depository December 31. 19’i.
Less December Interest,
rani Cm s
$ 19.M 1 58
$16 80. •
I. Edward Chew, Washington township. Putmim ('nun: . Indiatm, do solemnly swear <*>r affirm) that the preceding report of r«*'’”ip»j disbursetnents and balances is true and j correct, as I verily believe; and I further declare that the sums with which' I am charged in this report are all of I the sums received by me. and the var-I Ions It* ms of expenditures credit- I 1 have been fully paid In the sums stated, and without express of implied agreement that any portion thetN-of shall be retained by ur repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, .and swear (or affirm) tint I have received no money, n*»r article of value, iti consideration of any contract I by me as trustee of this township. Edward Chew, trustee of Washington township. Subscribed and sworn to before me. the chairman «»f the Advisory Board uf . this Township, this 5th day of Jan-1
uary, 1932.
iJ H. Harris, chairman,
of Advisory Board of Washington'
Township.
This report was received, accepted. I a ltd approved by the Advisory Moarl of this Township at their annual meeting. this 5th day of January, 1932.
D H Harris,
E. Lewis.
Board of Washington
Millions agree: Pels-Naptha] is gentle to hands OUR SPECIALTY When you think of good things to catthink of Campus Market. You will find he; a complete line of fancy groceries Fruil and vegetables.
ALSO
A il \ i s' try 'towivKlilp.
We are opening uj> Saturday morning with vegetables f rPs h hs the morning Dew. Also the last word in all kinds of fruits Will look for
you Saturday—Wetz.
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Edward Chcv
• *a ura
Wilma Pollom, t»*a* hlng
Lola N* *’sc, same Marvls- Akers, same •Liz* I M« (’ullough. same Jeo .Sublett, Janitor Melvin Hedge, teaching Avis Hedge, same Win Hoskins, repairs I R M idden, Janitor f rank Jarrell, teaching Helen Jarrell, same Myrtb Lmdes, snme • his Hoskins, same* Fay Ihe kins, same M«(*ulb*ugh A- Senter. trans Rav (Jerber. same
l»»t Hinot*. Name
l*»e Barnett, same John Blair, same
Donald t'ooper, te;i« h books
Win. Barnett, trans.
John L. Fellows, same
Klger Ar Co. supplies R P Mullins same W y Huarrle. books
W H Johnson a* Hon. repairs
The Manner, printing
J I Holcomb Mfg 4*o. supplioo Ev..ms Electric Oo., power
Me{vin Mcdgt
(♦aching
1 Sjon allppiiyt
120.00 2.50 45.75 92 5o 169.05 20.00 75.00 3.00 5.00 64 4* 1 28.00 122.27 6140 96.16 60.80 152.69 36 4 7 I tl8.40 tin 00 129 oo 1 28.00 100.00 60 0(i 40 oo 1 oo oo 60.00 22 00 212.50 1 25 00 150 Oft 15 00 50.00 92 50 41 60 59.00 60.00 50.20 2.50 22 50 10 SO I 5 50 16 00 5.00 2 60 92.50 00.00 40 oo 22.5 oo 75.00 1 28.00 108 40 129 oo 120.00 1 1 20.00 ! 22 oo 9 2 50 pio Oft 10 oo j 50 00 212 50 | 125 0o J 1 2o oo ion oo ' 120.00 59 oo 22 50 64.40 9ft oo 70 80 1 50 40 15.00 29.00 43 11 3.90 55 00 24 98 55.99 00 07 32.96 92 50
Come to the market Saturday in the Donner Room on hiaiit Washington St. 15-lt. C1KLS CAN STAY OUT LATKK BLOOMINGTON, Jan. 15, (UP)— I he Saturday night curfew hour for Indiana university coedg has been ad vanced t«> 12:30 a. m., Agnes E. Wells, dean of women, announced. The change was made upon recommendation of a majority of sorority presidents to permit the girls to at-
tend midnight shows.
A complete Meat Department offerin the highest quality meats at attractive pri
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Phone 82
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Don’t Buy A New Sweeper
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18 Vine St.
Phone 502
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Used Cars A selecion of late model used cars, all excellent condition. If you are in the maikei fora used car don’t fail to see this group oj cars. We recondition all our cars except th{ junkers and we really junk them.
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1—19.10 FORD TUDOR 1 — 1929 NASH SPORT SEDAN New Paint, well tired.
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Here are a few cars under $50.00
1—1928 ESSEX I OAt H Well tired and meehanirallv O K.
1—192« FORD TOl RIVd t.msl (ires and runwell.
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39 c Cash EITEL FLORAL COMPANY
I IMS rOBO BOVDETER i im OAKLAND 1 ''’j L. - H. CHEVROLET SALES INC PHONE Hlti 115 N. J ACKSON ST. OPFN EVFM v l SPECIAL 1926 DODGE ( (H'I’E, IN A-l < <»>• ”' T,ON ' $65.00 MODEI. T EOItl) SEI)\N $13.00 AMERICAN S-iClKm
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