The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 April 1932 — Page 3

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Bulbs 25c

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Dahlia Bulbs

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that fonr. j anes only 5 to 7 inolvs. | rate has fallen to the lowest level These aperttiires are ton small to per- ever recorded since the beginning ol

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mit the tiniest inmate to escape. Not that any one would want to escape from a safe haven where meals and bod ar. guaranteed in these har4 times. Still, the law must have its little joke. All doors are manipulated from a central control hoard by means of push buttons. This control mechanism is ,‘ituate l on the ground floor, where is also located the visiting room. Here, too, the old wire netting has given way to a glass partition inset with diaphragms that enable the visitor and inmate to converse, hut make the smuggling of articles impos-

sible.

On the second floor is one of the most interesting features of this model house of correction. It is the chapDecorated in modem style, the

civil registration, nearly a century ago. Figures show that births in England and Wales during the quarter ending last December fell to the unprecedented rate of 14.6 per thousand of the population Thi- means the hitth of fewer than three babies a year for every id 10 people in the country In the year 1880 seven babies were bom for every 200 people

IN ILLINOIS RACE FOR GOVERNOR

ANTI-SUICIDE TRAP

■bapel boasts a revolving altar divid-

l/WftON' (UP) —“Ami suicide i traps" are be lug constructed on thel new subway railway extension® \ They are designed ;o prevent wouldbe suicides, ami ih o who might fall

HOUSE ( LEANINO NEEDS

j Sewed Broom,

(■nod quality straw Medium weight . . .

25c

I I I'M I I RE POLISH “i ()/ Bottle Cedar Brite I olmh 2,Tc 8 Oz. Bottle Iflr

DUST & POLISH MOPS I he new ten* Mop, Makes Dusting easy,, com- /IQ/e plete with handle t:I/C Innior size Dust Mops 25r

W \l.i. PAPER t LEANER •• \pex“ Does not crumble ( le.ins without streaking, it for

POMSHING WAX 1 Pint can Liquid *)f\/» Wax “Ol 8 II/.. ( an Paste Wax

25c

i 1 into three sections, for Protestant, onlo j) )p |j nf , accidentally, from coin-

< ai ijui Beaters

10c

Chore Girls

10c

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Ilk-

Rubber Gloves, Pair

20c

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Bathroom 1 ixture*

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Clothes Lines

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Metal V\ ante Baskets

25c

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Chicken Feeders and Fountains

Tresslar’s 5- 10c To $1.00 Store

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NEW YORK, April 2.—The old familial phrase: ‘‘Home was never like tin-" will take on a new significance IT i mast of the wayward garls who ■ upy the new House of Detention tTii Wuiiien which has just formally , mil at New York. Nut ’ting min e unlike a prison, yet f iiictiuuing as such, ha« ever been built. Slaading on a plot of 8.T by 20(1 fi i-l. fuimi ily occupied by the old bioi-e ' f delention, tliis modem limbo fur i i ling ones resembles a modern

apattment house mi the outside. The interior, ton. is totally different from the old-style prison The institution embodies no atmosphere of ptison life, and even those whom it is designed to shelter will b referred to a> inmates an I not as prisoners, Tlie building has twelve stories, the lower six of which comprise the prison (pardon! institution) and the upper six will be o upied by the hospital. Don bars have been eliminated from the windows and in their place are casement windows with cross sections cf extra heavy, saw-resisting steel

athnli. and Jewish service adapts

tion.

A modem laundry, immaculate kitchens and dining rooms occupy the third floor, part of which is railed off as a balcony for the chapel. The kit hens are equipped in a manner ^ equal to the most up-to-date hotel. Housing quarters occupy from the third to the tenth floor. Each floor is divided into four wings having sixteen rooms—not cells. The furnishings of these rooms are all fixtures. The old-style wall bunk has been discarded in favor of a modernistic bed. Each loom has three clothes hangers. Unbreakable mirrors of steel are securely ; fastened to the walls. There is also a disappearing table in each room, which, when not in use, may be slid into a grove in the wall. Of course, milady’s abolutions have also been provided for. A neat porcelain basin with hot and cold water adorns a cor-

ner of each room.

The panels of the doors in this luxurious jail are of bullet-proof glass. But it was explained that this precaution is not intended to prevent desperate inmates from shooting their way out. No, indeed. The nonbreakahle glass is used to circumvent any attempt from the outside to free an inmate. , Even the costumes to be worn by the erring ones who will sojourn in this novel house of detention are a departure from the hideous ensemble of other days. Though simple in the extreme there’s nothing repulsive in the smartly cut dresses which will he

worn by inmates.

If the new idea in houses of correcI tion should be enlarged to embrace 1 male prisons, wp may yet see a day when guards w ill v be concerned more with keeping would-be inmates from breaking in than they will be with preventing prisoners from crash-

ing out.

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BRITISH BIRTH RATE SLUMP SETS RECORD LONDON (UP)—Brittxin’s birth

Vegetables slow? fheyVe probably Half- Star ve d A might-have-been garden never pays. Feed your vegetables the square meal for plants —\ igoro. (lomplete.halaneed. -1 Ih.-. per 10ft sq. ft. will bring amazing results! It is elean. odorless, easy to use—and inexpensive. VIGORO ™ The Squart Miol" FOR LAWNS AND GARDENS 14 Varieties of Rock Garden Plants. Perenial Plants. NOW READY Eitel Floral Co. PHONE 6.16

Former Governor Lett Small, of Illinois, who is candidate on Republican ticket for governor at primary election to he held in Illinois April 12.

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Making a USED CAR a Good Investment Koad iarcfutly the reprint of the (JUAUANTEE TAG, we place on our reconditioned used cars, his is no trick add, we mean every word of it; a used car purchased with our guarantee placed on it means your protection.

This Ta* Appears on All The Cars Listed In This Add.

19.41 Oldsmohile Sport Coupe Hard to tell from new, six tire* and wheels, finished black with cream colored wheels l ii sold new for $11118.011

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mu Chevrolet Coach M ell tired, fenders and chassis refiuishS ed. Mcehaliirallv giMsI.

mt) Chevrolet Coach

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Looks extra good.

1020 Ford Cah Pick-Up « This ioh refinished, motor overhauled, plv liies in rear

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THIS IS A Guaranteed Used Car M tuiel. \lnlnr Serial hoi,ner Owner PRICE li t . ertify ii< follows1. That this car has been properly recondition'd and carries our 'ifl-day guarantee which calls foi replacement of defective parts without charge, and 10 days free service, from date of purchase, on mechanical adjustments, tires excluded. 2. ’1 hat the purchaser of this car may drive it for three lay- and then, in case he is not satisfied for any reason, turn it Ixtck and apply the money paid, or equity created, as a credit on the mirchrrse of any other car in our stock, new or use.;, except the car traded in by this purchaser, provided this car has not been damaged in the meantime. L K H. CHEVROLET SALES INC. Per Pu>, hoser’s Kanie Address \old. Salesman. Price - If It Is Reconditioned VVe Guarantee It.

1931 Ford Tudor M.ul verv inti. os. Every about iiucar looks almost as goo<l as nuw.

I92S Oldsmohile Sedan

A Four door aedan that will apeak it'ielt if given a chance.

1928 Dodge Sedan

THEY KNOW IT PAYS (Newcastle Courier-Times) If advertising did not pay, Henry Ford would not be spending a million dollars this week to tell the public his new eightcylinder car is ready for the market. Everybody knew it was about ready and he might have taken a quarter of a page to confirm the news. But Henry Ford knows better. Then there is Walter P. Chrysler, who in ten years time has firmly established himself as the third largest producer of automobiles and did it purely by the intelligent use of advertising. Chrysler, too, is spending $1,000,000 this week in the newspapers telling that the new Plymouth car is ready for the market, just as if everybody didn’t know it. But knowing something and being in the notion to buy are different. It is because Chrysler and Ford and General Motors and other successful car makers know that difference that they stay out in front and do business all the time. The most successful concerns in this depression are the ones that have persistently advertised their goods. Note them and satisfy yourself No difference whether it was the big cigarette companies or the local grocery or drug store, the fact remains that those that did the business last year and are doing it now are those that maintained their advertising. One merchant compares advertising to castor oil—if it takes a teaspoonful to move you it is no use to take half that much lake enough advertising to move the goods out of the shelves

A Sun n y Dai A road winding- lazily throu wooded hillsides and gi-ecn mea( | o “ A motor car softly singing it Ssvv power song. Springtime! Dependable LINGO gas and oil will assure you eomplelt* enjoyment o your ride. High Point Oil Co. Distributors ol LINGO Prod lifts

away. Mrs. Coolidjre observed that since the bribe’s father was a bishop, her 'husband likewise might be some day. “What That ?” exclaimed the bride, laughingly p inting to her minisU i husband. "Well,” .Mis. Cooli.ly.' i- quoted nreplying, “you - him Id ha\. -oen mine when I married him’ “

NON-SKlit STREETS

PARIS, (UP) When Paris is fully equipped with her now colictete stieets and roadways,, covered with odd little grooves and artisti patterns

there will be no skidding.

The new preparation will not re quite any digging up of old roadways hut simply a re-coating of them with non-skid surfacing. In some cases (latop asphalt will be remove I and con | crete substituted, specially gro .veil and prepared to retard the prome-s

of vehicles in raim wrstlw Among the materials | been tried aiv rulitar, col k and asphalt, wiii-h «oik well, biick, and |xitteryclay,, block.- were used in some 1 streets, but this is -xiieiy tin* fact that, t,, U- kept in ditioii, tb.". must be well‘ pose I an I slightly pirr Bed C. dar and M ill he" poultry I'.-nce and barbed,

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BOSTON MINISTER TELLS COOLIDGE ANF.CIrOTE 1

BOSTON, (UP)—The Rev. Arthur Lee Kinsolving of Trinity church tells the following Coolidge anecdote: A .v ung minister and his bride, friends ut Dr. Kinsolving, were guests aboatd The yacht Mayflower during the p«Pardency of Calvin Coolidge. The president was up forward inspecting sqnje_ ut the. ahip’a. macKlnerv. -the young minister was peering idly ox'ei Ei the rail, while the bride and Mrs. S Coolidge conversed some distance

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1928 Chevrolet Coupe vou want real value see (his one1929 Chevrolet Coach

Extra Good Value

Ford Roadster

tired. Mechanical^

Green finish Well

good.

Your Present Car Accepted In Trade.

G. M. A. C. TERMS ON BALANCE

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