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

Final Clean-up Of VII Slimmer Merchandise at Kidieulmislv Loh Prices

Our Entire Stock Of SiJk Dresses In Three Lots—Former Values up to $15.00 $1.00 _ $|.98 $0.98

? TONIGHT “Week Ends Only” WAN ADA Saturday Only MATINEE & NIGHT

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29(* and 50c* Summer cotton wash goads, close out entire lot, one ‘ / low price—Per Vd

15c

•SI.00 Fine Voile and Percale, House and Street Dresses ...

49c

Special lot of $1 Hou> • Dresses Close out

35c

\ll Sl.bj < utton All styles On Sale

Dressr* $1.49

< lean up uf 111 Summer Hats S2.S9 Value*

1 50 c

Full 1 ashiun. Pure Silk

Chiffon Host*

39c

Seconds, Pr

Brown Muslin

3 k

Yard M ide—) d.

81 x 99 I’epperOI Sheets, Spe« ial . . .

59c

Fine<»t quality, A. B. ( . Berealeh. ^ d.

12k

SI.00 Fine Raywn Slips Pink and 70/» White •

79e Kri»a<j('lnth Shirts Plain and ( Ei.ncy 1^0,, Patterns t rJl/l.

I.ovely < hiffnn Hose, all sizes and colors, all silk from top to toe, /|U/. Special Pr. ......

S. C. I'liKVO COMPANY

HOME STORE

T>r Byron Wilson Prof. T. G. Yuncker. Harry Williams.

a OBUI \KY 'f I^iVanta Mae Sutherlin, the small dauphter of Mr. and Mr- Emmett Sutherlin, was born May 22, 19:11, and depart.‘d from tlii life .July 20, 19.12. at the .a(ze of one year, one month anil 29 days. She leave to mourn her

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OruKKistM

A. Fhreror Dru Stores. R. P. Mullins f Louts Steven-.

Educational

It mother, father, a mall -i-ter, k'p |)^Pauw Univei-o V

two crandfatheiand a ho t of ether I-

relatives and friend-.

She l ad a loving disposition and • wa loved by every.She bore her . Buffering with a mile f Little LaVanta Mae belonged to the Cradle Roll department of the Naz-

arene church.

A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is still; h A place is vacant in our home Which rever can be tilled. , T God, in His wisdom ha- leealled The boon His love ban given, And though the body moulders here. The soul is safe in heaven. CARD OE TH WKS We wish to thank the friends who kindly resisted u timing the illness and death of our darling baby l,aVanta Mae Sutherli' . Especially do ve wish to thank the Rev. Wininger and the singe rs, Mr. Mct 'urry, and for ^ the beautiful flowet-. Father, Mother. Aunt ,-111(1 Unde.

Electrical Supplies J. F. Hirt. Non-them Indiana I ■ wer Co. Moore Electrical Simp.

Financial

Central National Bank. First National Bank. Green castle Saving & Loan Asso-

ciation.

Feed Stores Campbell & Ogles Fllis & Co. e Miller Grain Co. I Florists Eitel Floral Co.

Garages

Etter Garage. Franklin Street Garage. Gasoline and Oils High Point Oil Co Groceries and Meal Vlarkets City Meat Market. < ampus Oomer Market. Economy Store. f Grogan & Miller. * Kroger Grocery.

HEDGE’S MARKET 102 N. Jackson N. W. Corner of Square BEEF ROAST : 111c

BEEF STEAK BEEF BOIL SWISS STEAK

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Young Tender, IA .., ShiMiJder Round, Lb. /...

12Jc 61c 14c

BACON LARD

Sugar Cured U».

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me i>» 25c

11c

PORK STEAK

pork chops :r 121c

\ om. 25c

8c

SAUSAGE

PORK ROAST

LIVER WE DELIVER

Pure Pork f ala

Style—Lh.

PHONE 12

Speeding Colored Men Apprehended

NATIONAL Gl tRD SOLDIERS RUN DOWN MEN WHO CROWD CAR FROM ROAD

Two speeding colored men who crowded another cat from t ie National Road, east of it intersection with , state least 41. tpt nnon, were run d'" 1 and caught by rational guardsm* n another car, who forced then return to the

scene of the accident and clean up the wreck, according ta report-; here j Friday morning. It wa- said the fast-driving colored min fur-e. the other cat from the pavement causing it to go into the ditch. National guard troops, enroute home from the scene of the mine disorders at Terre Haute, boarded another passing car and run down the colored speedsters, torcing them to stop. After a s ort but forceful talk on the part of the guardsmen the colored - men decide 1 it would be wise to comply with their oiders to return to the s e-e of the accident. Here they got busy an. hi iped ;ret the wrecked car back on the highway and clean up the debris. It was said the car which they forced into the ditch was not badly damage I and no one was in-

jured. The action of the guardsmen probably will teach the colored men that more careful driving is the safest course to pursue.

I BGI8LATURE BUSY (Continueid From Page One) office of secretary of state to the attorney general’s department; empower the state budget committee to set salaries of state officials, excepting those fixed by statute; temove existing restrictions from the state highway commission tequiring it to build roads to federal specifications, ami require the highway department to u-e unspent portions of appropriations for highway maintenance. A slash of $14,000 for personal service in the appellate court wa the largest reduction made in the senate.

Senate action effected an j ncr ,. in funds for the executive ^ ment. Although the appropriation salaries in the department ... 000. a $3,000 sum was allnt^ maintenance of the guhentai;' mansion, and $50,000 was approp," ed for the governor’s eg*, * account. The bill removes from the S e crn . of state, supervision over the ties commission, which will gti n, -.’I attorney general. The bill creates a rewivinf of $1< ,000 for the state insurant** ■ partment, out of which the ment is to pay fees for eaanunit-l of insurance companies.

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Oakley Grocery. N. Concilia. B Hardware Browning & Hammond John Cook Hardware Co. Hotels Commercial Hotel. implements Moirison Brothers. Insurance and Real Estate Mill Brown Realty Co. Ferd Lucas. a John Rightsell. ^ j Simpson Stoner S. C. Sayers. Jewelers W. C. Glasscock. Frank Schoenman. Ladies Ready-to Wear J. FL Pitchford. S. C. Prevo Co. J C. Penney Co. Laundry Home Steam Laundry. Loan ( ompanies Indiana Loan Co. Lumber ( ompanies Allan 1.umber Co. FJIi- & En.-ign. Manufacturers (’■ H. Barnaby. Gardner Brothers. O. At I. Stone Co. Newspaper and Printing 1 he Daily Bauer. Riley & Werneke. Poultry C. B. Havens. Restaurants College Inn. Wilbut Donner. Locust Cottage. Lincoln Restaurant. Studio Tea Room. Shoe Store Potter Shiw Store. Shoe Repair Shops George Weber. John Tzouanalu*. Telephone Co. Indiana Associated Telephone Carp. Tin Shop F\ W. William*. Transfer Co. John Cherry. Undertakers Otto Lakin. J. E- McCurry. Mater Company Greencastle Water Company. individuals Paul K. Boston. E. W. Baker. Fk R. Bartley. Dr. W. M. Blanchard. L. A. Bryan. Prof. Fkul Bowman. Prof. Eiington. Edward F.iteljorge. W. T. Handy. Juilg. James P. Hughes. Prof. R owland I,each. Prof. R. W. Pence. Rev. Victor I. Raphael. Harold E Robbins. Prof. E. R. Smith. Prof. O. H Smith. Dr. S. B. Town.

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