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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, APRIL 7,1932.

Remove The Cause

of Rheumatism Not Till Then Will You Ke IVee From It's BlighiiiiK Curse

Spring Sale Of

EMERSON 55.110 AND $6.00 HATS A <;iinnlo lint* of the finest Hats

They Make—On Sale

Friday and Saturday

$2.95

sr.i: WINDOW

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loans on autos up to $300.00.

| on n<*'\ or used cars. INDIANA LOAN CO.

|24 _ E. ''ashington St. Phone 15

(GilR!A\^'A\in>A\ ''Znonw' 1

For Sale-

= ' BABY CHICKS— Quality baby E chicks at reduced prices. See our = chicks and get our prices before orE do ring Satisfaction guaranteed. C'ua- ~ tom hatching each Monday and TTiursE dny. Stoves and poultry supplies. SI Record’s Hatchery, 19 east franklin

| street, Phone 852. Greencastle.

Will have on Saturday. April Oth, 200 or more fine Rhode Island baby Chix for sale. Pherson, Bainbridge. 7-8-13-3t

Kmcrson haN ai. sold in the l»es| 'te res at $5 ami Sli. M u • of the highest oualitt light «eight felts in all Itcautiful light shades for soring «eai. \l| silk taffeta silk lined «ith real leather sweats. I In i are ' desman samples iust as good as new that's the reason fm thi> low price. The i|nalit\ i limited »«• ad'ise an early selection. si/ec ti 7-8 to 7 1- I. S. C. PREVO COMPANY

Best Brazil Block Cud, '$3.50, ton; top vein block; screened $3.0U; mine

run $3.00: nut $2.50. Crawley.

Phone 803. Ed

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PUTNAM COUNTY COMMUNITY SALE Greencastle, April 0. All kinds of livestock and ints ellanevius articles. Wed-tf

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= FUR SALE—Four head Elhorset at Ed Black farm.

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work Hansel li-2p

WALL PAPER—We carry a large E stock and buy our paper in large — quantities which enables us to make E the lowest prices possible. See our E li' ■ and get our prices bofjre buying. — Snider's Wall Paper Store. 11 X. Vino. i ip.

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Just teceived, auoth c car fencing. We are selling below the catalogue E houses and as good n fence as is made. We have the catalogue.'; to ' show you. Pherson, Bainbridge, Ind.

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UtilS-JvlMtr.S. trfj regular April ip‘r.K tlie flrat ailtied to laaue i» nt bniids of

FUR SALE—Five oi »ix room modem hou.-J. Phone 753 L. 7-3p.

P'Ult SALE:—Extra quality orchard grass seed. Dr. 1 . M. Hurst.

j Cloverdale,

Indiana.

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For Rent

FUR RENT—Three

I .mire.t f.jmished apartmei.t ai

eamount I

• r. it roast.nabU*. 210 Bloomington street.

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room modem . garage. Rent

Phone 551.

' , 1 FOR RENT OR LI ASE—Modem "ie home, el se in to town md university .

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prui’t edn ti lie ii3*'d

i-k no lii'orp..raUd l* wi.

in Is $40..*t00 L’0,

That the prupotfdd Ihsu said road hniid.** and tin be derived there from art

I a j for the improvement and constru* lion of tin* said Williain Neese, et al, itoiid improvenieiit in said Washington

To wnship.

'I • ;i oi 111or*■ tax pu>t*rs, other than

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unit.

• u"!'-! Newly decorated througnout.

<.ut tot .i W(H i floors, furnace, fin place. Down-

. . roon for rtudy i u droom. Adjo . ■ Box R, < .i 11 BwM*r, b-vt

tl sal*- off ■ ■" ' T .

FOR RENT—Sevt . room house in

u who pay poll tax only, of bait ip. win* feel ..themselves :ikv*d b> auch determination of sail

•grieved by such determination of said Hoard to issm* ami sell said Koad homis, may ap;>< il to the State Hoani of 'Pen Conimissiune. s for further m -

flllng •»dji;• t ..ii i o the tftsue

aid

• Ollds VA 1 til

first pulili

^outh t-andiria, is .shown a? he wun » p itnot. afu*r hi> Philippine inde>v the Honsc oI RepifNentativea. The (•ndetn e lor the inland.' alter a period •.i i*• •:»» Dr nmeni would be es* • a e n ^tijjio U'ineiiH, Rcpre- • O in-, Philippine (Joinin'*’ .e l inie.i aU *

the County Audlit>. Indiana, on to* oa>8 from the day Mon of this not let* in w ill' ll the Ha me I piibl is bed. !f ti * ». t ions are filed su* a hearimt will • .rt House in tlie Indiana. h\ said Coin'iilssloners. un

said Hoard.

i he Board of i 'o in*f I’utnam Count'. Ith day of April, W \ COUFKR. ii County, Indiana.

Tonnage Musi fie Sacrificed to Love!

Tat M< i 'In t Kcduo hi l.i,'id an I nruinaiitic Life. Divorce W alks in Shadow ■ 11 CnriHilenet'. .la/./ kiiiy La itl Adipose Tissue on Altar of Cupid.

city limit-; good location, fruit and garden. Rent reasonable. Address Box X Care Banner office. 6-2ts

FOR RENT—Three room, seniinvodern apartment on north Jackson street. Phone 61o. 5-3p

FOR RENT—Four-room apartment with kitchenette, iu-a-door bed, in VuncaStle building. Apply Granada theater office. 20 tf

Wanted

WANTED—Wall paper cleaning. Nu-Way Method. No fuas, no niuss. Clean and speedy, i’l ices reasonable. Phone 128-X. Ip.

WANTED—Interior and exterior painting. Also wall paper cleaning. Charles Scubee, 31s North College avenue. C-3p W AN FED Pap< i anging an l to* erior decorating. New fade-proof wall paper. Work guaranteed. H. Thompno , Phone 289 L. 6-It

Let me clean your wall paper. No du.-t or dirt. Phone 213. J. J. Beemer. 7-3t WANTED TU RENT—For Saturday night only. Fur rugs with head*. Phone 102. li-2p

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STRAYED —Saturday P. M„ April 2, one medium sized female beagle, white with black spots and brown head and ears. Liberal regard, Mrs. Elmer Stratton, Phone 311. 7-tf

—Miscellaneous— Mr*. Rosie L. Milligan. Spilitual and Business Advisor, located 10 day s only, Jt kson and Hill stieet*. Phone 472-K. 5 7p

DANCE, Moose H II, every Saturday right. Music by Midnight Merry 7 3p.

r Kz — Kru |Patti,'VhitO'T-oj Paul Whiten,.m, (•mi.mi impickario o( j»i/, hlamed lh, di*a(rcenirnti with thrta previous wiva, that cndaii in Oivor.r upon ho ■••'utn taniperameiit. But the presant Mr». Whitaman, tha forniar Margarat Livifigston, *ireen act.i , Oisinvared tha raal ,acral. Bafora »ha cuurantad to marry Whitaman Margaret ttipulatad lhai ha »Im t 50 of hi> gti!) puundt. Ha did au, and ttia wite wifa ha* kept him down to a mare 189 avar mita, and lhair romanca contiuua* to hlooni. Iutlv ArbucUle, once tha acraan'* moat tamou* «..madian. lo»t twn w,\r, by tha divoica route owing toNhe i laah between romanca and tonnaga. He i* I" W 11 ., >d lo Addi«* Ml Phail Thay ware to have liran married lait Fall. Maybe Addle i» iniitt* '*'* un i la i attmg rid o( hi* •iiharical tlhouatta belora tha content* to honor aud cherub. Thera i* hope tor t t men in tlie or i t .'t ■ y Rchwar, 78r-puund big *hot of California, and hi* 110-pound Lrida are tlill in love, ilatpiia the vaat difference in ditplacamant However, Mr*. Rohwer he* induced hubby to do tome ope ■J.ippim: iu«t to keep lit. Then, ol cour*e. there ia the romance of Aimer Sent* pie McFlir ot lia, ho • d, David Hutton Tha femou* av*ngeiitt fell in love with her baritone ppouic de rite the ‘a. t the* h-t figure it anything hut willowv. So maybe we’re all wrong It i* jut poa* -ihl* that iL* Lei.* -if . bsitt under ci-.y 3 fiUuifias bodv-

Gone to the wall, Call C. F. I alien 707-L. Pot your paper hanging. 7-C;i.

“BANNER ( LASSI FI EDS PAY’

lUff I SK I’O < l I SALARIES WASHINGTON. April 7, (UP)— Secretary of State Stimson has informed t hairrnan Joi.es of the senate finance committee that he would rather close embassies and legations in 12 countries than reduce either tlie tluries or the personnel of the United

Uric Acid poison—the cause of rheumatic agony starts to leave your body in 24 hours Think of it—how this old world does make progress—mow comes a prescription which is known to pharmacists as Allenru and within 48 hours after you start to take this swift acting formula all pain, agony and inflammation has departed. Truly a dm for the whole family' to celebrate for instead of being a helpless, expensive and annoying cripple the happy person is at work again. Allenru does just what this notice says it will do—it is guaranteed by R. P. Mullins and hading druggists to do it—you can get one generous bottle for 85 cents and we know it will bring the joyous results yon expect — your money whole heartedly returned. Take heart—lively activity will come again after wonderful benefit Allenru brings has made you cheerful and happy. And remember this. Allenru is just as effective for neuritis, sciatica and lumbagoTWIN DIFS ON BIRTHDAY KIRKSVIULE. Mo. (FTP) W’ll-1 hard Pinkerton died while celebrating the 75th anniversary of their 1 birth with his'tain sister, Mrs. 8a- j mantha Weaver, here. For 4 4 years,! the twins had not been separated.

The Screen's most masterful hero in a new righting role with a big heart HiroF in every drnmutK punch.

SOUTH \\ VSHINGTON I'M’. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Rissler of Brazil spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs.

Clem Rissler.

Mr. and Mrs. Forest Aker aud ihil uren were in Center Point Thursday, to sec Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mace, who have both been very ill. Sunday guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Ola Pollom were Mr. arid Mrs. Arvel Var vel and children from Brazil. Rev. Raymond Skelton held church services at Hollandsburg Sunday. Miss Ruth Mace .-pent the week end

in Terre Haute.

Robert Evans of Clay county at tended Sunday School at Big Walnut I’j Sunday. |h Mr. and Mrs. Russell Draper and [fn children visited .Mrs. Liu Hcssiun,

7 Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

“fifty Fathoms Deep’

Edgar Boyd and

I an unusual picture and to round out an unusual program »i havt added a new Edgar Kennedy ( omedy and an

Oswalt Cartoon.

daughter Genev.n, wore in Cloverdale j ^JBiaigMBiaBiaiBI^EnBpJ.W^^ . i -: ; r;f Friday evening. i ■ - - ■. —

-Mrs. Lania McCullough is very ill I

at this time.

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Mr. anti Mrs. Walter Hutches n an'i children visited Mrs. Emma Chaney, Sunday. Ren McCullough and family who have been sick are reported better. •Mrs. Emma Aker visited Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Reese Huffman and sons. OBITUARY Sarah K. Yanriper was bom Sept. 8, 1851, tae third eldest of ten children. She was married to T. J. Johnson in 1881, who preceded iter in death on Deo. 10, 1020. To this union were born two children, G. W. Johnson of Edwardsport, and Margaret Van el of Putnamville, who survive. She departed this life on March 27, 1032, at the age of 80 years, 6 months and 24 days. Though her suffering for years was great she was patient to the last. CARD OF THANKS Ho wish to thank our friends and neighbors, for their kindness and sym pathy during the sickness and death of our mother, als> Mr. and Mrs. Rector, and all who sent flowers. Mr. omi Mrs. Uriel Varvel and fant

ily.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson and

family.

l tRMJUUO* NED riSN NETS

$13,475 IN PAST YEAR

The farmer-owned livestock comUikssioii firm at the Indianapolis livestock yards made a ret profit of $43,4141*9 last year, according to Scott Meiks, manager. During the ton year* oi its existence the organization has made net earnings of $584,537.74. I p to January 1, 1932, it had sold live lock for its members in a total

amount of $l(>4,331.!*88.

The Producers Commission Association was organized by the Indiana Farm Bureau in 1922. It started with a few patrons in central Indiana and has made a very rapid growth, reaching into all sections of the state, and into eastern Illinois. In 1931 it handled 20 percent of all the cattle old in the stock yards in Indianapolis, 27 percent of tho calves, 31.6 percent of the hogs, and 37.2 percent of the sheep, according to Mr Meiks. 'Hie livestock handled during the year was th" equivalent of 10. 414 car loads, with a market value of $10,906,358.62. Hie aims of the farmer-owned marketing organization consist of economy, safety and efficiency in selling livestock. The member-pa Irons received a 25 percent refund of the commissions paid during 1931. The average annual patronage refund for the past ten years has been 26 percent. This savings to farmers of Ind-

age refunds are paid from the annual

net earning*.

The financial status of the association is beyond question and the directorate and management are deter-

mined to ii,ak - il even lI'orger, according Mi. Meik.-. Th "r^anization i.i bundl'd for $.78,000 : 3 the net worth Dec ubei ■

926.71.

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Went the Natives One Brlln

burn famed for

fliough the Hawaimn Mand* have Ion"

on the I !and8* Olympic team Mi'.' i.iarke, a student High School, first entered swimming competition five > ■

h<i;T defeated the best oi native - Aminr i sit '

_2f~ Pfilr native iwm a place i Honolulu .no. She

Opponents in “Honor Trial

States fureign -service He diil i ot i 7 01 ,IMI *

•'ght be Led 1 a a, u ea8tern ,Uin ° is haH lolall '‘ d -g.it ue •wseo. nsany theuzand* of dollars. Patrcn-

specify - hich :ni*i-r..

Above are the two generals in the legal liattlr now under Honolulu to determine the innocence Or guTt of ike f»s' A .!V.f,»nc! deremiantr m the •elebmted ‘‘honor aluying " At left i- , , qrs. Dai row, noted cnmnlKt lawyer, who I- cl; of ,p i, n-e cotin-ei ,or ., n# . Granvdle Fortescue and her fellow m cu ■ d John G. Kt ' l , ley '. h ,„ bt lulu public prosecutor (right), won the lirst tilt in the battle , succeeded in barring from the tra! th' qui tion of whether •• 30 * ra nu guilty ot -die attack on

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