The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 February 1932 — Page 4

THE O'Affi? BXNNEK, GREEN.CASTIJ^, INDIANA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5,193

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY

MMA V€€(l.f Genuine Aluminum V/are A very koo<-1 heavy qualitv. ■ same yracle that sold only a shoii; time back at s ‘l and

$1.50.

All larg-e desirable pieces nicely finished and well made, consisting of

I- 1-1* - quart Percolators I.arye Koh'hI Roasters, 1* (}t Pitcher. 1 1-1! <{t- clear drip toffee Maker qt. Tea Kettle, 10 Qt. Ih-h Pan. I (|t Convex Kettle, Covered sauce pan, set Ot st-t fi (|t. Con. ^ vex sauce ) pan. 1 1 : <{t double hoiler, 15 t|t lioa-lt r- .

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State Road ^vill • Mi&s Main Street

i the tifht of the .^lapng- and Halloran jpaid Mrs. Judd’s court costs. The 'alienist brought out in greater detail ,tho asserted intimacy between Mrs. I Judd tftid Halloran.

RIGHT-OT'-WAY now being OBTAINED FuR FEDERAL

ROAD 36

Federal road 36, v. :.ich "ill be paved this summer tie highway commission from 11.! n. Cross-roads to Grovel and, will p;. a half block

PROF. BROOKS SPEAKS (Continued From Page One}

gi»g. 1 know th re are ;i lot of man who like to take a drink, hut I don’t believe there a man here who wants his son to gr.a up that way. Some-

oju told me it there eren

y a in-jheie in’Green idle in which jxirsons

CLASSIFIED ADS

EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES SUPPLIES AND SERVTC1 Phone 49S J. F. JIIRT

had been bon’ irging and persons of

reported)influence had t-ked that they he not

I»ans on Autos up to 1300.00.

on new or used cars INDIANA LOAN CO.

24L. Washington St. Phone 13

—For Sale-

north of the main ’street in bridge, according to plans

prepared by stat' i h-'iiway engineers, j prosecute.I. it i- .d, if true. W> It is -.iid tie r • way was mov ! c ’ anno t l i k t law/ "■ are guinb to

ed to the north t . pn sent road >1 'I'

Inght to an r person, n

t thing throu

ed dose to the Motion railroad cross-j when we look at it in some other way. bt 1 .'' • vt>ur Sunday dinner at .

know that it is a serious thing market at Hirt’s Electrical i. oti' hat

.. have a Secret Six’—lurday. Everything good. 3-It .ersons don't dare to ' ; ^ That i.- what you Baby chicks for sale. Pitre bred, go. Honest citizens | bloo( ,. tebted bab fhicks froIn C are-ua\bo-kfver. , o , , , ‘ , .hei‘ full >' rul,,d flock *’ Pricts keepin * . woi-th a fig. A man! with the Jimes. Custom hatching ana ' rin e i -omc boot [poultry supplies. Records Hatchery.' but 1 don’t dare t phone 851*. 19 E. Franklin St., Green

ing, blocks the view of approaching trai and d< t give motoiiata ;i clear view. For ' reason the -tale n ad will pas north of the present crossing and con-equently will go 14he 1 ■ Bainbi gt nor th of main

street.

\nother change in the road will be made at Big Walnut creek. The road will go due e ist crossing the creek a mile north of Baker’s camp, the pres-

ent crossing. It wa. have to be made in

|when he havi wh,re one-, j give their nn u in Chi

don’t da

but. mu^t ope lives wouldn’t said to me h« i

legging going port it or tn\ ■. i • w ul In burned ‘ “ , T

>a t ,no" whether be wa ca!itle ’ 1,ld ’

out.” I don't ju.-t afraid oi tiue or not,

know whether lie wa not, or whether it in it be that as it may.)

22-20ts. I

CHOICE

73c

ON SALE SATI RDAV lf> PIEC E LI N( HEON SET

For Saturday we are offering: a lovely Ifi piece glass ware luncheon set in topaz and green. Consisting of 4 teas, t lunch plate- and 4 tumblers, a regular $2. value. \ verv lovely set while they la-t.

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$1.00 Set

S. C. PREVO COMPANY

Home More.

Basement

on the east si-i<

than 170.000 yards of dirt will have to be moved in making this- cut, it i>

estimated.

Hvis already have been received for paving this stretch and for building several bridges and work is expected to start a* soon as weather permit.-.

( OAF; Brazil Block delivered.$3.30,

said a cut will (there is th< problem of the profes-j mine run $ > per ton. nut coai $2.50. j

■ . ■ - i | Black’s 1 ■ good • l ice to live in .'ind to 1 ——

FOR SALE—Syrup cans cheap.

EAST MARION Several from this vicinit.. attended the funeral of Ben Tinclnr, which was held Sunday morning at denceHmistene Kersey u ill with the flu. I he haute.- AlU oi Ule ■ Bethel church met Thur.-duy-afternoon with -Mrs. Myrtle SturmRelative . from Crawfordsville -• nt Saturday night and Sunday with Oleii Dudley and family. Berl Buis of LaPorte spent the weekend with ioiiie folks. Wm. Newman and wife called u.i Cecil Newman and family Sunday afternoon. H. H. ll.i q wa injured Thursday

when he w a R. O. Gli< Mr. and Mr

tenioun.

Mrs. Horn

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Mr VI1

Newton ar vi. i liani and family

kicked by a horse.

"i'll and wife called on E. E Bui.- Monday afr Higgin.- Jr. called on

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1- rry Jollv of West i itmg Henry Cuiming-

IN MEMORY NEIER—In loving memory o:’ ar •laughter, Delpha Ha^el, who died February 0, 1929, at the age of 30 years. There is a mother who misses you sadlj, . And finds the time long inee vou went, And I -think of you uaily and hourly, But try to be Brave and content. Rut the tears that I .-hed in silence, And I breathe a sigh of regret, lor you wer mine and I remember. Though all the world forget. The rolling sti ain of life flows on. But still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voice. The -mile of daughter, who on < sat there. 1 he flowt-rc we lay upon jour grave May wither and decay But the love we have for y ou, dcir. Will never fade away. Sadly missed by Mr. and Mrs. Moi ton Ris.-b-r and - her brothers.

Pin rsun, Bainbridge.

3-4ts

•will be

bring children up in.

There are other sorts of things in-1 voiced in making a good town. Then

cill haw to t. - ti: i in Grim, -.stb-1 t0K BALE—4U1H eg Old K ; nand to find some adequate means of! tucky Home incubator, $29. l.iO r.gg

insuring safety in the automobile dependable ir.cttbatoi

tiaffi . I have’come north on Bloom-|o] d Trusty imubator, $7. John Cook ing ton st reel to Wt shingtoi -> • - o— seen pei pie ciitin along them who ap- lt ’ 1 ' ^ _.‘

paientlv thought 'Bloomington street, roaj 43, was a bpulevtird and turned ont i Washingti.n without -t ipping. If they should stop, there ought to be -ome - indication that they should stop. The boulevard system may have to be adopted in certain parts of Green-

castle a

heavier. The more transient

FOR SALE—Two week’s old chicks of loading breeds. Guaranteed to all live four weeks old. Priced right to sell quick. Real bargain. Better .see these chicks at once. Write for prices I

automobile^traffic becomes | 011 dil > ol ‘ ! clli, ' k -'- double blood tested.

who Center Point Hatchery, Center Point,

come through the bigger the problem. !•' a t- wn :•• n to be & worthwhile town ii must have business. We’ve got to have good business in a commuity. W-- want more business in Gn nc istt no question about it. I have bei n vety mucii gratified here

in going into

salesman try to sell me something I don’t want. He said he did not have what I wanted, but told me where to get it. As bu-ini - picks up we will

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SPECIAL SALE on fence, lasting until Feb. 23. 1-3 less than high time prices. Why buy I mm mail order! houses when you can pay cash and [

•ure not to have the! buy cheaper at Campbell ii Ogles?)

Take your catalogue price, add to it the local freight which is about 1 cents per rod. We handle Red Brand gal-

- in Grrem astle. I vannealed, 15 to 30G copper in wire, j

L h L V u , b r. n m i Uch .. im P re /.' ed by !. ht ,Buy the best fence made today at a>

REAL PRICE delivered to your farm.’ CAMPBELL & OGLES, Phone 401

strength of t •• banks jn Greencastle. j !!?,

<:\\ }(>! I!K STRICTLY DISlIOVOKVIilK’f

MULLINS ^UG STORE Prescriptions Pure Drugs Prompt Service

50c Bromo (Quinine 50c Mills ( a scar a 25c Laxalive .. 50c Listerine . 60c Listerine 51.25 Hoyt’s ( ompound 51.25 Konjola 51.25 Verwilko SI.25 Versa tone 50c Blades 55c Blades . 55c Shavinjr C reams 50c Tooth Baste 25c Tooth Baste .. 50c Tooth Brush .. 25c Tooth Brush 25c Talcums

21c 19c 19c 19c 39c 89c N9c 19c 75c 39c 29c 29c 39c 19c 39c 19c 19c

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Powders, Face Creams & Lotions At Best Prices. Large Assortm nt.* Kodaks, Quality Developing Complete Drugstore Stock. What yon want— when you want it

I KKKE H VI IE MAYOR G1V ES (.1 BERN VTORFAF. PLATFORM TERRE HAUTE, Ind.. Feb. 5 (UP* Mayor Wood Posey'’.- tampaign for he gi i nraP.-rial nomination was formally under way today on a platform calling for repeal of the Wright bone dry law. At a meeting attended by ’Democrats of the new Sixth district, Posey announced his candidacy. He outlined a libeiul platform calling for goVe*rnm nl economy. measures, elimination of duplicate tasks in state government, t x telief for real c-tute, a pub- | lie works program to relieve unemployment, and. repeal of the Wright law. 4 INDIAN VPOI IS Li\ KS 1 (*( K Hog it eipts 3,00t: holdovers 77. tly • j to id cents higher.

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,to 259 lbs.. $4.30 to $4.40; 250 to 300 lbs., $4.10 to $4.20.: 3oo lb^. up ?3.»5 i to $4.00; 100 to 160 lb-., $4.10 to $4.73; 100 to 140 lb.-., $3.60 to $3.85; ! packing sows $3.00 to $3.50. I Cuttle receipts 200; calves 300; ; weekend cleanup trade fully steady. Few steers $3.50 to ?o.00; some cows $2.75 to $3.50; heifers $3.25 to $5.50; low cutters and cutters $1.50 to $2.50; vealers steady at $9 down. .Sheep receipts 1.500: lamb trade not fully developed, indications sharply higher. lew early sale*, $6.75 to ■‘T.OU; b.st fed westerns held above $ i .25. VIIEMM BLAMES JRALOl M POE Rl TH Jl DD 'I \ VI \i,'

annrtni^T-'* * i i

PHOENIX, Aril., Eeb. 5, (UP)— The jury ip the Winnie Ruth Judd trial rested today because it was a • gal holiday in Arizona. It.already hud received the most | damaging testimony the state has presented in its attempt to hang Mrs. Judd on the charges she murdered Agnes Aiuie I^roi, a close friend. The testimony was that of Dr. Joseph Cutton, San Frans- ieco alien i.-X, who -aid the blonde defendant toll him siie killed Mrs. Leroi and Mrs. Leroi’.- room-mate, Miss Hedvig Samuelson, because of J. J. Halloran, wealthy Arizona sportsman. This supported directly the state claim that jealously over Halloran led Mrs. Judd to shoot the two gjrl £ to death. “There would have been no Winnie Ruth Judd .asij if there were no Jack Halloran,” Dr. Cutton said she told him. Halloran, Arizona lumber dealer, has bean frequently mentioned in the case. Dr. Catton advanced the possibility that RaUv.-— *— it ti*

If you look :r, the reports on liquid us.- t.- in prof rtiuii to deposits, you will find they tund very iiigh. The men in the bunk- .ire evidently quite eon-en ntive ii ; tiu-y m • interi -ted

in soui <1 banking.

'i ou know u . ollege profes.-or doesn’t have mui i money, and 1 felt so impressed with the fact that these banks here ale -afu that 1 have felt fne to keep what money I had voiced whi bull ling my house in the

bank here.

Then th» i - is the matter friendliness, and 1 ia>e already referred to that about G eenea-tle. 1 was talking with a man ibout a .'ear ago and he said a tiavi ling man wanted to .sell ! him somet r g. He -aid. “1 have sold your - .inpi ' tor -ome of this.” ‘‘No, 1 you didn’t, irplnd Che first man, “you didn’t ell my competitor anything, for we are friends. \Ve play-

golf together,”

A community should be an attractive place in which to lire. There are a few thing- that might be -aid about Greemastb • hat would lie in point in eohnectioli with that. When the breeze is in the south and it is •'arm, t. re* nr four times I have noticed an odoi on the outh side of the

Fillmore, o Greencastle.

Boutli End Elev. 60, 22-26-29-2-5-8 6ts

JUST RE( EAVED Cur load of fencing. We have several Mail Order 1 price lists in the store to show you. Wt will make you us good and may-] be better prices. Pherson, Bainbridge,' Ind. 3-4ts.'

BRAZIL BLOCK COAL, bottom vein, $3.54) per ton; mine run. $3.00. Frazier & Huffman. Phone 739-X. 4--V. For the next ten days Little \'alentine pictures, 10 for 50 cents. Cammack’s Studio. 29-6t.

FOR SALE- Mammoth Bronze tom turkey, Dooley strain. Joe Ruth, Greencastle, R. 2. 5-2p.

Mid-winter clearance sale now going on, at Factory Outlet Shoe Store. A few of the special values—Boys’

campus that wasn’t particularly an at-! black and tan shoes, $2.19 and $1.49;

♦ t'Ua'lit'ru cl.., I -J « 1 - ,1 * • - • | . Ule source ladies arch support, straps and ties,

tractive odor. I don’t know

of it, but I can make a very gocxl guess. It didn’t corrte from a factory or ar. industrial plant. It means that there is something that i- not satisfactory .vith respect to the sewage dis|)osai. I at, par of Greenca-tle ha- no sewage system and it is a pretty * ud thing for a community to have a smell of that -ort when the day is warm and the breeze is from the south. Perhaps people don’t get it in all part of the community, but it was very noticeable where 1 lived ■ ii T.lni street, 'I hen there are several other things eonnected with an attractive community- the matter of a little paint help.- sometimes, and the matter of planning nice homes. But that isn t the -urt of tiling a p*r--.n gue. •,! with hummer and tongs uid ekpecta I . , People in a community need to have their ideals and need to plan toward them. There are a whole series of things of that sort, and while I have n erriil to two or three things that seem like criticism, I don’t mean to imply that I am criticizing Greencastle. I am one of you, and I sunpose 2S* ""’I it. much as Henrv to him: -Hi re’s it isn’t right for vou to criticize the Democratic party the ' v . a ' >;“ u ,J lave been (he’d been doing f.' 1 ’ l . n H : I me I.:e k at them w ith a b T-’d *om®thinf to.thla effect: I lungs have come to a duce of a pass when a man can’t kick his own jack-

patent and kid, $1.95. • Factory Outlet Store. i-t For Rent —

TOR KENT—2 and 4 room modem furnished apartment. Phone 768 V or l-Ste. TuK REN 14 room, semi-modem house, garage and cellar, reasonable. Pltone 727-K. 3-4t.

TOR RENT Extra choice, furnished or unfumis. e l downstairs apartment. 718 ea-t Seminary street. Ready about March I. 29-tf

ass.” He was a good Demo-rat and he wa, criticizing the Democratic

party.

f th*thinn I think worth while thinking about since business and | rofesrional men of the community r. ally represent the bucklioiie of the community. It is worth-

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H< rc is a youngster growing up and something -hows up that isn’t quite satisfactory. \V e don’t wait until t" - young-ter gets into juvenile - urt T -e take stock of the thing hen the trou'ole first show.s up. We do the same tiling in our schools. If youngster doesn’t read well in the second grade, we don’t wait until he IS in the fourth grade to see what the trouble is. The lack of business is s . e, '’“ u ''. th: g, but it seems to me that the lark of some of these other n ■a»tie U m a very fortunate position in a great many respects. We have ^ ^.^himuiaty and we va;: ivV.

TOR KENT rtaom. Pleasant reasonable, tail bia.

- T urnished modem -urroiiinlhig-. !{ent at 401 West Colum5 3ts

TOR RENT Modern three room 1 urnished apartno-nt. Heat and waU‘r luinishe.l. ,02 East SemiOMT, 5-3t

FOR RENT I irnished or unfurnished fiist floor apartment. Heat, lignt water and garage. Phone 245-L. ,5-3t

Wanted—

WANTED:—The care of children by competent, d.\) • riepced girl, who loves children. After 5 p. m* and all day Saturday or Sunday. Best of reference. Phone 95 until 3 p. M. 2-3ts.

ALWAYS ON THE JOB Wc are always on the job trying to hell you solve your food problems and to giveyoj more for your money than ever. However, we do not sacrifice quality inorl der to do so. Why not shop by telephone? Her is aver] convenient place—a full line of m ats, groj eries and fruits and vegetables. Will try to please you.

Meat Department

In charge of Mr. «ill cul 'our meat you wish i» cut.

M e Suggest

Ellis m ho exactly as

HOME HILLED BUSY BEEF TENDER STEAKS. DeKdoua Roasts, rich last' boiling beef. 3 ..it Mill Ufa it. Sparc ribs. 2 lbs. for 21c Boston Butts very good lb- 10c Pane' \ eal Roast lb- 15 - 12'ic Pure Sausage, Ex. good 3 lb 29c Sliced Bacon Faitcv. Lb. 19c Pork CuHeis, lean 5 lb. pail 59c

SU IFT’S PREMll M i anadian Style Bacon, Lb. Breakfast Bacon, Lb

37c 29c

Klkhorn ( hcc-e. Lb ’. 19c Snappy New 4 ork cheese lb 10c

Chocolate 4'overed Tig Bars Neal — Lamb

lb. 22c

Ko-We-Ba Coffee ( 'iu- of the fi Per l.b. Ml Me Recommend Ivo-M e- Ha w hi b hi-rnd («| Golden Bantam ( nrn. Ko-M e- Ha Fancy 'ifled I'ud Ko-U • . La Fan< Green Rm| Rl D R!PI WHOLE TDM \KIT:.' You’ll l.iki Kii-Wc.Bj

Macaroni oi "p:.;;lu tll 3 for ii Matcher, 6 bovi ... jj Starch : lioviKirk;: oi I’ A. (.. Ill liar* 9 s»an;- Down, p r box « loilet Tisaue. i> rolls 9 Jello. All I I t'in '! fur 3 Sunbright (baii-i'i cdii> IL < rackers. 2 lb. box Town Crier I loin KcdiMixad < atsup. High quality, 1’Lgr.3 Bartlett Pears. Ii fancy IT Taney Driei’ I’* .u l>. - II*. $ I-argi Meal\ Priints, - Hs*

Dressed Hens

Oysters

and Frys 4 (dMi’Lt;ii. i.im dp tkkshi rut ns im* vi niiLti| n PRICES TH AT ARE REM ARK AHIA LOW. . May We Have Your Order" I’hone 82 PKOMI’I, t DLKIKOl S SEKVR L FKLI OUI'H'I CONRAD’S CAMPUS MARKET “A Home STORE’’ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦

BAPTIST l.a lies will serve dinner at tlie Green-castle Hotel Saturday •.' 5 to 7 at K cents. 5-U.

TEACHER WAGES -H INDIAN A I’OI I.' ,lP i ]

re*olutlon ic *

5 per eeiit reiliu ii l ia -'

Hot chili, good coffee and pie Sat- )0I| county sc ., KMll „ hv »» 1

mm 5 tu g at the (’ar 1 1); ( ,,

ame| Cii.'i'. .Sponsored by the Senior

B. Y. P. U.

Announe. nieiit o ' •

dull

,made .today by count i | l )l Don’t fuj get th* dun.e to be held in 1 1 11 ^

Community hull

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at F'illmore

Friday 5-lp

Miscellaneous—

Buy your Sunday dinw r at t u* loud market at Hirt’n Electrical room Saturday. Everything good. 5. u

Second Ward P. T. for good things to

morning, February 6, a t

Book Store.

A. food market eat. Saturday

Hamilton’* • 4-2D.

PERMANENTS-Two-tifty. Special. Phone 701-L. -Mrs D. M, Godfrey, (Jne thousand one S. Ind sj(

RADIO SEKVIUE THAT SATISFIES We Repair Anything Electrical Masop Radio and Electrical 18 S. \ ine St Service Phone »02

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\ \Z\RENE REVIVAL

The revival at the Nazaretie church continue* with big crowds and fine interest. The Rev. Miller will preach to the Bible school Sunday morning at 10 a. m. ami for the church service at II a. m. Sunday 'light will cuncludt the

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less Will no. b ‘ duction. Gladden g

Tile 1* duction • I „

iiv*. next dm. _ are lyad< . *. a J

the board w-is op." '"I

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lion "b cause of i j which ha\ aff. ’’ 1 1 d «

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