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THt. DAILY BaNXF.^ GREENOASTLE. INDIANA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1932.

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Underwood kiuou Fisher Co W. T Handv"'" Prln, r °- The*Banner 1,11,11 Pr ‘ m Co

May Kypers

l5?nT‘'? l r n R, ' hUlla - ««»« Co.

Uva Bryan Uy i Bryan

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255.02 6“ ;n

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! Kenneth Alod

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'lie sears

J. W. Randel

ird Allen

Garl

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Bryan, mileage

Alva Bi

John C.

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XASSIFIED ADS —For Sale— BiTTEND the Opening Dante at ■i m ,-e Community Hall, Friday, K, 2 Mark, Jack and Curley of ■ , fame will entertain, and Hue's ■ Ramblers will play for the Admission 25c. Ladies free l-2p L- gmall Photos, 50c. For a limit- ' ( j m e Cammack Studio. 10-tf

K ee u for sorghum. Clarence ey and Son sorgum mills, two north of Morton. 31-tit

MONEY louse in your business

I'Oft SALE—About 200 opera Will -ell for 10 cents each if a ie old together. Address Box Coutesville, Ir.d. 31-6t JoR \ I. E — Studebaker-Erskine ^ L r ,i condition. Will trade for 1 , v k or finance. Phone 509-Y. 31-3p

Ijon't forget the auction sale of hirninue on west end of Berry '-it Sntui lay, September 3, at 1 .Jeffries. l-2p.

FOR EXPANSION — for payiug off notes, purchasing merchandise or equipment for cash, and numerous other business purposes—we loan money la any reasonable amount. Terms are conveniently and quickly arranged. interest rates are so low that It Is profitable to borrow hera to speed business progress. The American Security Co. Phone 98 11—E. Washington StThe First National Bank Building

WANTED TO RENT: Small room by employed young lady. Address Box K, Banner Office. 2-lt

ftOR SALE: 1928 Buick coupe, new I WANTED: Housekeeping by ait A 1 , audition. Only driven i experienced middle aged woman. Ad

/ji; nnI*- . American Security Com- , 11 Ui east Washington. 1-tf R SALE: Concord grapes at - r,P!’. Orchards. Phone R-151. 1-tf (Of, ALE: Four burner Midpoint rang’e, insulated oven and King oven. Good condition. $25. W199-KX. It

jOR SALE: Roll top desk, Sfi.Oo. K- Aiutb End Store. Phone 134. 2-2t

fOR SALE: ! Seminal y.

Frying chickens, 209 2-2t

'OR SALE: Tomatoes, 30c per b at patch. Green beans for cannl'D r e fries Inquire at White t filling tation. State Road 40. 2-2t

fOR SALE—Used furniture. Beds d'lr !' , best of drawers, student Iks, it fi igeiqtor, electric stove, stove i unsole Victrola, break it 1 *ir , i heap. Cherry Transfer jtpany, 5 east Franklin street. ' ■" 31-3t ^OR SALE- Cheap, 1924 OldsmoHlooniington street garage. 31-6ts

dress Box Z, Banner.

2-lp

Work wanted, or coaching piano or clarinet, to pay for room and board, by sophomore at DePauw university. Kindly write Ed- L. Tanner, Plymouth, Ind. 31-Sept.-2-2ts

WANTED: '.Baseball game- with good teams. Write Wayne Bettis, Greencastle R. 1. 1 4p

—Miscellaneous— Home made ice cream and cake 10c Saturday evening next to Red Crown filling station. Try-lt Sunday School ly-s ,f First Baptist church. l-2ts DANCE at Banner Club Wednes day and Saturday nights. Admission in rent-. 90-Sept. ! 2 ' BASEBALL: Fillmore vs. Morton, Sunday, Sept. 4, 1932; Fillmore vs. Russellville, Monday, Sept. 5, 1932. At Fillmore. Adm., men, 15c; ladies, 10c. 2-lt BLAMED BUG IN NIGHTIE FOR BLOW IN MOUTH

’OR SALE—1927 Model T Ford • Lt Max Bowman. Phone 263-Y. 81 Si'pt.-2-2p For Rent— [OR RFN'T: Modern five room n n piing avenue. For infor"■>n r II Fred L. O’Hair, Central ’""al H.mk. . 16-eod.

R RENT- Furnished modem ‘tmi i wjrh private bath, 515 eet. Phone gW. 2-2t. d'R i:i AT: Attractive three room I l ' 1 rtment, unfurnished, with ' lt - age. 202 S. Locust. Phone 3-2p

f" ! 1:1 NT: Upper apartment. F i GUlaoto. ] -:tt

i g room nn,di-ib 'louse, [dl .I. k from Campus. Phone

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l hi NT: 4 rooms, furnished, ^ ght hou ekeeping, do-wn-

11 anna St 1 3p

' ' ' ' I Five room house with a ; dose in; electric lights.

695_or 778-K.

0 RENT: Four room

31 -3p

modern

unfurnished, suitable for 1,11 wife, or two ladies. Water i- 1 Phono gtt-H, ||| it td^'sT: 3 room furnished h " , l. vomer Bloomington and 1 Dr. W. M. Mrilaughey. 31-4ts. f RIM : I'urnished rooms. 491 tmet n , r

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RENT —Modem furnished !hn,e room apartments. Rea

ra ‘cs. 702 East Seminary

29 tf

"Wanted— I "Jumi"? Two room *' fu I . - heat No, I 5 n ^m. Address Box Y, Ran-2-2t

rooms, furnished neees-

MORRISON, III., (UP)—It was a bug that flew into his bedroom window that William H. Collville, of E'enton, wa- aiming at when he struck his wife in the mouth with his fist, he told Justice of the Peace P. L. Woodson, when arraigned here recently. Collville said the bug had taken refuge in his night clothing, and that he grabbed a flashlight and started searching for the pest. He told the justice he nidn't remember seeing his wife during the struggle. Mrs. Collville told the justice that she was awakened by noise in her husband's room and went to see what the trouble was. As she opened the door to his bedroom, she said, her husband struck her in the mouth. As soon as she cculd regain her footing, Mrs. Collville said, she ran to the home of a neighborCollville admitted he heard his wife screaming in th'ir backyard, but made no investigation as to the cause of the outbreak. He was fined $25 and costs.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of Wiliiairf McMains, late of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. No. 7478. EVA ALICE McMAINS, Administrator. (September 1, 1932. Attorney Frank G. Stoessel, attorney for estate. John W. Herod, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. 2-3ts

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ai i) A bran

Elizabeth Padgett

Frank E Reed

j C A Marshall

i J. R. Davis

j Robt. Sweeney i patay McFarland

; Ind Associated Tele Co. j J^>hn Cook Sons Co.

! <»«•<• Hoffman

S. C. Prevo

Browning H mmond Co. Rawrence Alvord Gardner Bros. Northern Ind Power Co Go. Gas A: Electric Co. G< \V i tut works Co R S Cowgill Eon is Schnchtel High Point Oil Co. Home Laundry Gardner Rios Browning ^ Hammond Ruby C Crosbv Wm <v C TV () Brien

Glen Clnrk

John N. Russell Josephine Rogers Francis Byrd Herbert Ziner

Otto Lydlck Louis Clnrk

Oampbell & Ogles 8. C. Prevo Co. Miller Grain Co. Midwest Crushed Stone Co.

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Merit Shoe Co. Fities Service Oil Co. VJwV Drug Co. Browning *v Hammond John Sinclair

Geo. Aker

Chas Me Feu ran M (\ Edwards II C. Morrison H C. Foster Ge» Ensign W A. Coopef \V\ T. Handy (V H Crosby

Jos. Wright

Henry Allen H. R. Sands

Chas. Dean C. T. Allen

The Banner Walter Cnmpball Otto F. La kin Futuam Co Hospital Relief Jewell Page

C. A. Keck

Robbins »v Son

A. M Keck

M E. Chastain Alve Clark Sons J. C. Wilson

l>. E Reed

Putnam County Hospital Etta. Gardner

Dee Flock

J O. Penney Co.

Q. D. Rhea

Geo. L. Inge Arthur Hrnttain J’utnam County Hospital L. W. Veach

l d Thomas

Putiiiutm County Hospital Morton Wells

Gene Hess G. I). Khea Carl Elliott

Dora McAnlnch Hunter Bros. Fi«d Duncan

.1 A4 Egan Flint .V: Co.

Lee Williams Putnam County Hospital Economy Store Curry Inman Svlvester York V. E. Wiseman Campus Market C H Mon nett c T. Zarlng

A. E. Ayler

C H. Rector C. C. Tucker C. A. Kelley i)

G 1>. Rhea

Ernest Frazier

\\ M McHaughe Mrs A. F. Crawl

E E. Caldwell It F Mullins Oakleys Store

I toi \ Outlet Shoe Co.

1 L Ellis

\S M MrGaughey

.1 A. Egan

Paul Gassier \\ E. Wiseman poe a Holsapple Daisy Makey

G. D Rhea Physicians

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Assoc in t ed

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W M McGaughey

I•, h i t omity Hospital

W M McC J. 1. Ellis

NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Cloverdaie Wufpr Co. will re ^eive Healed bids on material and labor for construction of water Pl* nt |

Ray

°ri Vlarrington

62.50 Leslie Sea

22 00 1

.30 John Lyons

201 00 Arlic VanlandinghM$in .72 1 Herschel Sutherlin 4 00 Raymond Reynolds

liS.67 f Earl Isom

-5 85 j Verner Hotu-k

An i p y Eteliison

Robert Albin W. K. Judy Clinton Judy

Pnul MiKeohan

Frank Call

Ernest O'Hair Rowland Eano

Bill Padgett Ernest Flint

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175 oo

51 ;

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F E. Reed li I). Khea

K. AI Hurst

Clyde dray

Chas Hector J'uinam C.aiiUy Hosptinl In.liaiiapolis Orphans Asylum Walter Bryan II H Runyan F. I’. Farmer The Banner Cloverdaie Graphic Indianapolis Commercial In owning A Hamond

Ellis ,V Co.

Citizens Trust Co. Nelson Wood H. Fltfaimmona

Wm. Akers

Wm. II Nees Isiiae Bketton Ksles Ah CnllouKh Earl MeCuloilBh Claude Hutcheson

lae Craft

Ivan Hapenny l.esler Humphreys , Norah Roberts i) l* Wright W Hutcheson Jess Douthtett Walter l.ucas Arthur Roberts .1 1. rtnh'lell Henry Vendlct Geo. Wlldman John Danberry Chirenee Pollnm VIrail HumphreV Grover Hurst

Ora Neese

John Hlnote

Robert Job

Robert I.ewls isiwrenee Klllen Jacob Young Morris Milter Ernest Herbert National Her. Station

Roy Jones

Afva Gowen Deck Oliver

Roy SmMh

Maynard Ferrann

Clifford HIHIs l.o, key Hurst l.ewis Proctor R.iv H Miller

Eugene l.ewellan W. R l.ewellan

j K Mnsten

Virgil Alter Cully Price

Clyde Sallust

Willis liill* l.ewis Call

Melvin Coffman I Inward WrlghS

Glen Jones

Wilbur Arnold Dennis Knauer

Dee Brown

Earl Coffman i is. at (•offman J.,s l.ewiaen Jaspei proctor

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Omer O'Hair

Lee Hnll

Sanford Bock Jac k Withers Russell Thomas Alva Thomas Tom Howlett John Wysong Grover Binpdvs Melvin Smith Stanley O’Hair Marlon O’Hair

Joe Dean

Russell Dean Robert Dean Ernest Delano Frank Blaydes Fr*‘d Chndd Robert Hoosler Harold MuCloud Ernest Hopkins Donald Crosby Frank Booker

Paul Page

Joe Blaydes Jay Coop« r W B. Craig Rj.'i \ moml Hopkins John Perkins On Farrow Emery MrCornick Ellis Friend Lawrem e Hester

Roy Smith

G»m. Stewart Mono Phillips Ellis Haines Roseoe Zetner Ezra Arnold Rowland Lane Lloyd tlreenlee Curtis Robinson Elbert Huber Harry Book Claude Haines Claude Duncan Ray Lawrence • And\ Hamilton Dale Goodman Harold Slbbitt Kenneth Mod lin Virgil l-hillips I low.i, d Frederick Alva Jenkins

Ed Boa son

Walt or Wood Lloyd Summers Ester Poole Chas Gulley

Clav Hall

M. M Miller L K Herbert Paul McGill Ray McGill

Ira McGill

Dennis Diel Sam Beeman Jess McCullough

K ite Reel L C. Ogle

Henry Jackson Alva MyeSrs Roy Phillips

H Gorham K Smith

Chas Pursell a John Sears w Art Raines Dean Ratines Chas Bowman Cecil Arnold Geo. Bowman E O. Sutherlin Dennis Gorham Bert Ulrton Joe Garrett Pruitt Hardware Co. Claude Roark Harold Bunten «’al l Put sell Ernest Myors Glen Mo rehart Case> Jones M Robinson E Morohart G. Knetzer

R LI shy

D. K. Holt

I. Cash

K Robinson Glen Heavlns Cleo Arnold

E. Li sh y L Storm

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’lifford Fitfsimmons Fr* d L’hodtl

!•; Sid,huts Geo. Vlee

| v;in t ’la t ki Raymond Allee

Leo .lones-

(Mho Meek Julius Dow Budd Sutherlin Horhert Clemons Willard Fitfsimmons Joss Sears Kvorett Mnsten Boy Ikamlre Jno W Wy neoop

Ed St on*

Tom Tony Elvln Hnrlln J. c. Perry Diok .larks,>n Ernest Masten Oi vqI Reed Wm Griffin Tom Lnpinnn Chas Rogers Theo. Hurt

C. Hurst

Glen Biown , Ross Wells Otho Cradd Jean Cooper WIlford Granlery Frank Riley Frank Cline Earl Niehols C. S. Alsip Jess MoKamey

Wm. Day

Earl ll'ihert

Jesse (’ox

Glen Hoihert

Eva, (’line

Claren e Jones V'estal Edwards Clemon Douglas Albert Williams Harvov Beeman Hownd Beeinnn Reuben Smith

Dale Jones

(Maude Hutcheson

James Sipple

Cloverdaie Hardware ’o. Elmer Wtttson Clifford Baird Herman Batman

Chas. Silvey

lie

Dowooso Garnfi

Hoihert Fitfsimmons

Chas Hutchins Trauh Wilson

Boswell

Cbir»*nre Hihhitt

Jaek Fl s

Edgai Blaydes

T. Walls

in Cloverdalp, Ind. No bids <-onsiriflred Raymond 1 after 1:00 o’clock P M., Sept, fith, K '

1932.

Dr. Clyde Gray. Pecty

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J.*! Arthur

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7.88 l.onnlr cele 1J 00 Claud. Vluru

76 75 T.rrill

10.70 21.70 20.30 27 47

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28.47 iiari f'lodfelter

21-47 ,• Ruhlnsnn

28.27 Cleo Thompson

11 70 orviil M> < rs 85.42 j o Rred •' 00 H.irvr Bril ton 31.77 | Matt (Itten

Pnul Hamm Hunnti Dixon Elm nr Young Smith Pyle

Harold Gnrrlott

Alva Davlx H. o Comer li.nnls Bruy

Wavllr Thompson

Ed Power* John Gough

| Joe Touohmorton Geo. AY Hnnna Frailer X’ Hoosler l.ewis Metlitughey

Ella Green Allee Henry

, oil [ Qeo. Kverman

5.60 j Albert (loll,bums 17.75. Elmer Watson

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6 45 1.50 .75 22.50

School Supplies Here and Save School Tablets ,c l‘» ut ils to Pencils 2 for 5c Art Erasers 1c \utomatic Pencils 8c Typewriter Paper. I’kg. . . So 'I heme Paper, Pkg 1c Founta*n Pen tide School Scissors 8c Di tionary's 25c idle 98c Crayola 8c ai.d Hie Cravens 4c end 8c Hulcrs . Ic Lunch P; ils 98c Girls , Hose FOB SCHtHII. Mercerized lisle ho.-e in many novelty patterns.

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Boys’ Dress SHIRTS 25c Well-made, good material, fast colors. Many novelty pat-

19c

Be BRIGHT about your school frocksf AH Wool Jerseys .

ten is.

BOYS' (ORDlBOYS I.xtra quality < , rduroys. • Xlors are Burl and Leather.

98c

Bloomers

Rayon and cotton bloomers, Flesh color.

Jersey

19c Black Oxfords

BIG sister will beg to borrow these I 98*

BOYS’ SWEATERS Novelty patterns and plain color . And at te h a low price

39c

SIZES: 7 to 14

HOYS’ Gym Suits Shirt of white knit and trunk' i f white twill. Shirts I runks

25c

1.98

Staled like Mother's—that's why daughter likes ’em! But made to guard the growing foot!

1« >YS' OXFORDS Size size 12 1-2 to 2 2 12 to 1-2 $1.59 $1.79 BOYS’ School ( ;»|»s (iiev and tan < a • inu re in regular sizes and nl.-o adjustable. 25s and 49c

BOYS’ Golf Host* In fanev checks and plaidsSizes 7 to 10. 15c BOYS’ GOLF Knickers Quality fabrics — » "T excellent workmanship — at a price that moans big savings ! They're fully j lined—and only

98c

Cassime re s — Tweeds — Worsteds — in the popular new fthadesl

Our store will be closed all day Labor Day, Monday, September 5t!i.

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R. 8. Brannenian

John Wnlker H W Wa I k or W J. Shako

Everett Wallace

Homer Hultoin

JeHHo SuOn rlm Jai roy SuOo i lin Elmer McGaughey

♦*y Sutherlin

J a h, VanlaiHlingh mi

s.75 | Lowell Ni> , ’animat k

4 40 Run L.n km

(’hiren • '’iimmlngH

Omar Willi iiiih Br> ee Williams

(Marein e Met ’aminnek

Oral .M> ('ainiuaek

Ben Whit,

( ’nul l lie

Ariel Burlhson Luther Andereoi% Ji.ml Allen Harve Mile* 10. Burleson Then. E\ermnn Tom Walden Budd McC’ormh k Lee Jon*h Walter Hesler Jan NicholMOii Rl Vel'H Jan. , Ellis

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Robert Liweon Amoa Nh holeon S. Tituh Kola 11 Dragoo Wm. Myers Wm. Cline Alva Myers Nelson Wood Wm. EH el Jorge I ii Nelson Frank Neleon Omer BnHwell John DIHh Kenneth Knatier Kay Heeil I'loyd Raines Bryan H*»sw**ll (V B. Knouer T (’. Dorsett Wm Miller G W Dorset t Jno. Gaul t I Orval Lew la An, ll Fnilerwood Walt**!* Haines Dan Hall l> K Hpeneer Raymond Kendall Rnssell Boawell Cloyd Hall ’ha h. Me A linden ft»hn Hall Morris Irwin •I,y V<OtU John Dee Win Cox Hurl Elinor Wallace Spencer WDn. Unit Ray Clotlfslter lerbert Fitfsimmons Lee Jones ^ loud Flouer Cline Ratcliff Dale Wright Raymond Alter Henry Todd Andrew OGkalr Marion OTIair John Shtmkwiler Raymond Key! Jerome Mareum Frank’ Fall Lonnie Wright F. F. Scott Tom Roaeh leo. Wallace I Glen Terry

2 10 1.00 5.25 2.00

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I chei

Flaude Hutelieson Lofty Striiiger

Clarence Wlldman

Otis Buis

A. J Johnson Frank .1* snson Richard Frasier Fonrad Shinn Earl Rollings Reynold Antlerson E M. Tor, y ( M is L un, aster Ra> Brat I a in A. Rr.ittain

II Irwin

Flareiiee Pierce Roht. BuriH’it W E. Gowin Jno. Larniister Til. M- Neff

Jas^ Hootl

Harry Giantham (’has Gordon perry Gordon F. W. Grantham

Ijiiwrence riark**r

Raymond fjisley . Ben Allgood J ,0 j J of C’ji se

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shore Abraham Lincoln spent sev■rul years of bis young manhood, is 0 be lestme I as nearly as possible to Jie early l!Rh century l»g cabin it as when the KmaiRijiator was ono

>f its citT/.e: s,

Th'i itstoration program hag been ippruved by Gov. I.. I,- Fmmerson, m l t'.ie work of rebuilding log cabins, giist mills, village stoies and itber buildings that were a part of 01 l Salem a centur ago is expected

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An appropriation for the work was nade by the general assembly. The ■mount of the appropriation, $60,000. L expected to enable the state to carry cut most of its contemplated program. • Wh' :i completed, the village will be one of the most attractive historical spots in the central west. I/icated near Springfield, the city Lincoln vailed "home,” Old Salem will be made accessible from all parts of the tate by new -late reads leading from arterial highways.

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VII I.AGK TO BK RESTORED SPRINGFIELD, Hi., (UFO- Annually a cene for pilgrimages from all parts of the country, Old Salem,

\ - K s VI VYDB BF. AITDINTED MUNTIE, Ind., Sept. 2, (UP)—Another episode in the turbulent career of George R. Dale as mayor of Muncie was started here with the filing in superior court of a suit seeking to have the office of mayor declared vacant by city council. The suit, filed by Albeit B. Rees, city detective chief who was demoted to patrolman Wednesday night, asks that a member of the council be named mayor pro tern. THE VV EATHER Probably showers beginning tonight or Saturdav, except partly cloudy tonight north, little change in temperature