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59c 79c $1.00

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maintiiHiinjif public iiiurk’ i- without a

-tore license.

Another ruling of Jackson was that gasoline dealers will be allowed to deduct only the 4-eent state gasoline tax in computing their -ales for gross

rustle, Indiana, as second class mail j income tax. He rescinded a previous matter under Act of March 9. 1S78. ! ruling that the 1-c. nt federal tax %ibseription price, 10 cents per would be deducta-ble. The federal ta* week; 83.00 per year by mail in Put- is a manufacturer’s tax, be pointed nam County; $3.50 to $500 per yearj ut. _ t , | by mail outside Putnam County. | i j PERSONAL AND “ins LOCAL NEWS Sitccumhs I uestlay

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Can Von 4Jfo>d To Gamble/ Why not play if tind ir r:,i your refiigeralion dollars >p a LEONARD El.ECVPH Kef* yetator THE M0SI Li AU. EHJL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR BUILT. No Othe- t>ect r t Rfirigeratorj dungs you Au hese

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The ItN A Oou—'J touch of the toajj oner he door rwinf^s open—v/omen coiij ir the handiest -.-fing in the home / ii-Por, eiam Co' yinp uru*— Chri'-or.-rtrr, . i w jetzing .oeeds—Steoiiy-Koii Ue-| • y;i’r reinp-*-rtec. wnuj .» uetrosts,—/.uto-j ,iic (.utou. - - Uuober rro Trey—Hairy!I ■ — i otefCoping bheL—SlKling Sliett— c.' , Ligb.- Vcgetab! • Bit

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H\l> SPI’NT 32 YKtK* OK UPK IN Rl SSEU.Via.LK; SERVICES THURlSIItl D niel L. Watkins, age 77 years, di d at 3:30 o’clock Taeaday afternoon at his home an Crawfordsville. He had been ill for nearly five months, seriously for the past five ; weeks, with a conni lication of diri eases. ! Mr. Watkins was born March 13, IKod, in Kankakee unty, Illinois, j the son of Thomas K. and Catherine (Lewis) Watkins- lie was married Aug. J7, 1K99, to Lottie Webb, who survives him. The de eased sp-Ut 32 years of his life in Russellville. He had been a , men i ncy ope, at ion IV.i append! resident of Craw foni ville for the ci*: a 2 o', lock this morning. IK jnst six years. He w as a member of ; n >i, Greeiicastle f pital.—Mar-, ;ho Presbyterian church at Russellti,. - ville Reporter. | ville and of the Wabash avenue Presbyterian church it

Spanish War Veter-m- will meet tonight at 7:30 o’cl ck in the Elks , lull. Every member requested to I , present. Mr and Mrs. Otis English and children who have been residing at r,04 south Jackson street, removed day to $04 ’ ’“ l "' ■ * rest. Rn sell Bow n. of Kekomo. a p-n-:il farm escape, wa In 'yst in the county .Jail W d; < sday by farm agents, to await arran ntuent In idr cult co '.rt on the- escape chaige. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Winter were i dled to Greencastle this morning to bo with their s n, John, a student at Depauw university, who underwent

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NEW LOW PRICES START AT $99 50, installed compete. See \ hese NEW LEONARDS at our Show Room.

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Lit I ASKS RE(H I RED

INDIANAPOLIS, May 10, (UP)Store licenses will be required of church and lodge organizations hold-

ing Public

state gioss income and store tax al-

ministrat r, said t- day.

X i license will be required, however, for sales held within the organization’s rooms and only to its members. Church suppers therefore are

j exempt.

Jai kson said he had complaints ' from numerous merchants throughout the state of benevolent organisations

ville.

7 tie survivors include, besides the widow, five children, Hi' Mary Leonard, of Phoenix, Ariz Raymond Wat-

ab s, Clarence A. Jackson, kins, who is living somewhere in the

we.-tern states; Mrs. Beulah Potter, of Russellville; Robert Watkins, at In me, and Mrs. Gertrude Reichard,

also of Crawfordsville.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at the Russellville Federated church, with the Rev. C. L. AirImrt, pastor of the Brown’s Valley

church, in charge. Burial will l«? at

Mt. M iriah cemetery.

I tililv I n nds ! onus Topic Ol I A-Gominissioiior

We bought the two Hardware stores, which formerly belonged to Cook and Sons, at bankrupt sale. We have moved the two together at the north side of the Square and will open for business Friday, May 12, with a Smashing Reduction Sale We bought these goods CHEAP and we are going to give the people of this community the benefit in this sale. WE QUOTE BELOW SOME OF OUR PRICES

HOW El I. ELLIS NAMES THREE ( II \NGKS do WATCH UNDER

NEW STATE, LAWS

IVriuclion Stove Wicks, \n<l all cther* Ni w

I lot sc (’ollar l‘ads,

Keil Ivito* YelPm ( arIndies

22 Hurt l<-m ngl in Ihh B xcm Mangled Axes, Each

Screen VN ire, 21 in. nilc— Per Ft. .1 Ft. Step Ladders Now •. ■I QL Daisy ( burns Now ( oal (til Stove 4 burner Pip--. Rev '’rj,., <2ti.''(t

20c 33c 25c 95c

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95c $1.95 $19.50

New Perfection stove Reg. Price $80.00—Nu» i-Burncr with built-in Oxen.

$49.00

Estate lleatrola Heater

I,a rife Si/e

Regular Price $99.5®—Nrw

$49.50

Liberty Six-Hole Range Semi Enameled, SH With rexervnir, Keg. ptice $4 1.50^™^"^^

Water Set,

Pitcher and t> glasMCN—Now Lawn Mowers ' 10 in. Wheels, lt> in. cut. I blades I awn Sprinkling’ Hose 50 lit. larngtliH Coupled

Paint, Paint, Plenty of it. At ONE H \I.F OFF of regular Price.

Barden Plows None Butter / ... Hojf rroughs 2 Ft. G»lv

49c

$3.98 $1.38 $2.45

35c

All oiher goods a» similar prices, during ibis sale. COME EARLY WHILE WE HAVE THE GOODS. G. W. DEER HARDWARE CO.

Howell Ellis, formeir member of the [ndintm Public Service commission nnd ;i DePauw graduate, sPnke be- | fore DePauw students, faculty mem1,,ts and townspeople Tuesday evening on the subject, “Some Recent Trends in Utility Regulation in Indiuna.” He was accompanied by one of the engineers who bad worked under him while a member of the commis- : ion, and the address by covered by Maurice E Smith of the Indianapolis News, and Jep Cndou, Indiana manager for the International News service. Mr. Ellis was introduced by Prof. W. A. Neisw anger who invited him to speak. After a historical discussion of the new commission as appointed by Governor McNutt under the new utility laws enacted by the last state legislature, Mr. Ellis made the following three deductions a. to trends in this state: 1. The centralization of responsibility and authority for regulatory I olii ies in the hands of the governor. 2. Attempts to impose more stringent regulations upon the operation of privately owned utilities. 3. Greater freedom for municipalities in the acquisition, construction and operation of municiPally owned utilities, but nt the same time accompanied by checks which may serve j to thwart the hope-, of extremists for wide-spread municipal ownership in the state. Following his address, Mr. Ellis of- | fered to answer direct questions in an | open forum and many were proI pounded. The gist of hi* answers indicated that in the opinion of Mr. Ellis is will he just as difficult for a | municipality to secure its own utility | a - it ever was due to the fact that | the courts jealously guard contracts land the indeterminate permit affordII l,u ' ' ll ' utility a monopoly is a coni' cn the tale and the „tii||ny. The contract can only be broken agreement of the two parties and condemnation proceedings will be of I little avail and a long nnd costly pro-

cess.

While most of the utility represen-' I tatives are high minded and honor-' able, n few hound members of the ‘"mini -ion and stoP at nothing tn I'-ai their end , he said. He stressed f ‘h ’ an d expense necessary for ^ i i' " investigation and indicated that | wa Possible to get engineers who ""ill,I bring i n an evaluation desired.

( hristian < hurch Prayer Service Postponed The prayer service which was to have been held Friday morning at 9 o’clock by the Woman’s Missionary society of the First Christian church has been postponed indefinitely. •j. .]- .(■ -5- -K Section Two to Meet Thursday Section Two of the Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Orville Stewart, south I.ocust street. Members please bring needle and thimble.

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Mt. Olive Society To Meet Thursday The Mt. Olive Missionary society will meet Thursday aftern, on at 2 o’clock with Mrs. George Baldwin.

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New Era < tub Held Picnic Meeting Ttie New Era Club held a most enjoyable picnic meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Charles Huffman, east Washington street. A bountiful dinner was served at the noon hour. At 2 o’clock the meet<ng was called to order by thp president, Mrs. E. C Dicks. An interesting j ro,"ram of ongs and contests

was given.

Eighteen members and three guests j

Mrs. Hen Riley, Mrs. J. A. Throop and

Mrs. Lockwood, were present. The next meeting will lie held at

the home of Mrs. J. W. Carver in

June.

4- -I- -t- 4- 4- 4First Ward P T. A. To Meet Friday The postponed meeting of the First Ward P. T. A. for May will be held Friday, May 12, at 2-30. Reside insta’h.tion of officers for the ensuing year and music by the first three grades, there will he a surprise fea-

ture.

The Mothers Study Club will meet nt 2:30 on Thursday afternoon, at which time there will be a demonstration by the piano class and an address by 'Mrs. Grafton Longden on “Mental Hygiene.’’ *1* *1* •!• •!* *1* *t* Fillmore Club To Meet Thursday The Eromiliff club of Fillmore will hold a devotional meeting at the Christian church Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. A good program has been arranged with a good speaker for the occasion. *1* *1* •!* *1* *1* *I* Friday Circle To Observe Guest Day The Friaday Circle will observe guest day Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. P. Mullins, we-T Washington street. Members are asked to bring a guest. 4- 4* -1- 4* 4- ♦ Tri Kappa Sorority io Meet Thursday Tri Kappa sorority will meet with Miss Helen Rlack and Mrs. Frank Cannon, Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. 4- -J- 4- 4- *1* 4* Third Ward P T. A. To Meet Friday The Martha Ridpnth P. T. A. will meet Friday evening at 7:45 o’clock in the school building. A very interesting Mother’s day program has been prepared. •I* •!• »!« *I« *i« Section Three of the Christian church will meet Thin day aflernn n at 2:.10 o'clock at iho church.

1932 COUPE Demonstrator

$375

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And s money

small loan

CLASSIFIED ADS Tickets for sale for May day luncheon, Saturday, May 13, at community hall, Gobin Memorial church, at UShop, Sam Hanna’s Ed Hamilton’s and J. H. Pitchford’s. Also reservations may be made with Pearl O’Hair, telephone 234. 10-lt

—For Sale—

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THE AMERICAN SECURITY CO I Loans and Financing ♦ 11 1-2 E. M’ash. St. |>h„ np 9fl ♦

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WANTED: Salesman. I;. ;i | n| |)()r _ tunity for right man. Writ, |>, v

care Ranner.

Fine potted vegetable plants now a sale. None better. Eitel Floral

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or cesspools at any time. AL havp stove wood, green r dry C p Rogt 1 , 602 H HORSESHOEING C. W. Pfeiffenherm I , ,. r j | )f , rk and Market streets, jp ^

WANTED

FOR SALE: Hahy Chicks, double I ‘ r ', 1 ’ blood tested. Our flocks are under‘ lll ‘ ' " State supervision of Indiana Plan for ‘* ni ' 1 the Control of Pullorum disease. Her- Sou,h Jacks " n '

Brazil, Indiana.

ington Hatchery,

Phone 5G42-

16-tf —

FISH—FISH FISH

White Perch fresh from Lake Erie—While they last. 4 Ibtu, 25c

ECONOMY STORE

FOR SALE—Beautiful $250 electric refrigerator; like new. Would like to Ret in touch with some responsible party who will take over and firii-h the balance of $110.70 at ohly $7.00 per month. Write, giving referen es and we will tell you where same can be seen. Address Finance Box G, Caie Daily Banner. 8-3t

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WANTED: Wool' ! P.iy - 1 • nket price. Campbell & Ogl ,vator 27-29-1-3-5-8-10-71

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LOST—Lady black ! Reward if returned i i 9-2t

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I Door Sedan, «i*il> 9,000 miles. Extra equipment. Original ( ont $765 King, Morrison, Foster iiiiiiiiiimitiiiiiMiiiiiiitiiiiiniiiiiiimmm

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FOR SALE: Ponderosa tomato plants, 10c per dozen, or 3 dozen for 25c, at 320 N. Madison St. 10-2t FOR SALE: Double bed complete, long bed davenport, day bed, refrigerator, kitchen cabinet. 309 E. Franklin. Phone 675. 10-2t

FOR SALE: Child’s bed, dining table and four chairs, dresser and study table. 012 Seminary St. 10-2t

FOR SALE: First class transplanted tomato, cabbage and pepper Plants now ready. Peek’s 'Flower Shop, 103 Hanna street. 10-2ts

FOR SALE: Ponds Rose tomatoes and early cabbage plants. Frank Roberts, Gillespie street. Ip FOR SALE: Tomatoes, Cabbage, extra fine plants, 10c per hundred. Leave orders at Hedge’s store. Ernest Metier at Fern. 10-2p

—Miscellaneous— I WILL MEET violin, ’cello and piano |. • . ,|t|. music room of the Bainm iiks.hn .l building on Tuesday m F by. beginning Tuesday, May 9, at • ’,0 a. m. Beginner’s cl,as wmk and gr ip instruction can he ut ngcl. flirnp" L. Sackett. g-jt

Square dance at Fillmore Wednesday night. Music b 'he “Carhnn Four ” Admission 15 cents

I WILL he at my f( 209 W. I 1 "!'! ■ and Saturday , lice May 10. I shall b gl and new student- irte■ • -‘c.l m > in, jiiano, cello and triin | > '. I h si-V. Garnett L. Sackctt

I WILL be at ( ' 1

house on Thursday , I 11, at 1:00 p. m t me este*d in violin. < • IF an. I orchestra. Ga

‘ginniw! M-y t those ittoiano, trumpet L. Sackett 8-3U.

FOR SALE: All parts on a Ford--on tractor, except a block. Ed Stone, Greencastle R. 3, across from airPort. 10-2p

Putnam County Community Sale, Greencastle, May 13. All kinds of livestock and miscellaneous articles. Wed-tf

FOR SALE: One Florence heater, No. 55, one rocking chair, one davenport, and one side board, fill East Walnut Street. 9-3p.

WOOL PRD to announce an in o 1 " in prices, effective F r I. y. M y 8, 1933. Bring us ymn u *1 or ’low us to come and g' ' t. Ye, "ho want to WAIT V GO ELSEWHERE. < !U Of. Ies, Phone 00.

CHICKEN DIN'S FI: ' <’«»• ford’s Restaurant T

FOR SALE: Encyclopedia P>ritnnnica with cabinet; Compton’s Pictured Encyclopedia; The Nature Book Series; latest Webster’s Dictionary: Standard Dictionary. Call 605-L. 9-tf FOR SAI.E: Baby chicks from blood tested flocks as low as $(5.00 per hundred. A few started chicks. Custom hatching, $2.00 per hundred. A complete line of brooder stoves and supplies. Record’s Hatchery, 19 E. Franklin St. Phone 852. 17-tf.

To the person selling the most tickets for the May day luncheon, Saturday, May 13, Miss Pearl O’Hair wil gix’e an attractive bridge table. Finch sorority, fraternity and dorm may compete. 10-lt

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FOR RENT: Strictly modem fiveroom house, very reasonable. Phone 516-X. 10-2t FOR RENT—43 Acre farm, l>/4 m le east F'iMmore. Good house and ham. J. Drew Coffin, Coatesville, Ind. 9-2t

•Special attention given to parties teserxing tables for May day lunch!,t r "*»'munity hall, Gobin Memor1,1 1 ^ ur, h. Make lesarvationa early, IH 10-lt I?.

Beautiful MOTHER’S DAY CARDS and Many gifts from which to select the one Mother will like best. SAM HANNAS HOOK STOKE

I^OR RENT: West half of double house, 636 East Washington street. James Bryan. 9-3t F'OR RENT: Modern three room furnished apartment- Ground floor, private bath, 511 East Anderson St. Phone 385-X. 9-2ts | | F'OR RENT: Modem six room j apartment, second floor, 210 Fia t 1 Seminary street, available June 1st. | Phone 1M-Y. • . 9-3t FOR RFiNT: Prices reduced to suit ! the times. One hiw-priced .furnished apartment ready. One due* vacant; I June first. Everyway modem. The! l'{ Highland Apta. 718 E. Seminary I -St. 29-tf |

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I’ve Jusl Comp rrom CANNON’S “I’ve seen every Ivpe ol suit that should appeal ^ every type of man and > there is one male soui living in Greencastle who ecu " be fitted mentally. ohvsi«H? and financially — ^ e ‘' c wouldn't be nleased if' r * M deni Roosevelt invited 11,1

to dinner. ’

These few remarks from '• local man need no remark

ing by us.

Suits $15iJ T«i:

$30.05'

J. F. CANNON j

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