The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 November 1933 — Page 4

COAT PRICES SLASHED Take advantage of this sale and purchase that new winter coat that you have been planning to get. We have cut the price on our entire stock of FALL COATS. 1.usurious I it trim mod collars and cuffs, liiautiful materials made uii in the newest styles Si/es .tild styles *o M

Matron

THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, s THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. l^jj.

To Continue Fight on Rum

S22.riii & $2.'».00 COATS tin Sale M $15.00

<H2.riO ■ S.l.'i.lio \ $:i7-.'.o

SIM.50 and $55.(K) ( OATS $39.50

SHO.OO and SH5.00 ( <) \TS ON SALK $45.00 All Coats Go On Sale Friday Morning. S. C. PREVO CO.

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HUM K SIOKK

Undaunted tv tremendous expression of wet sentiment throughout the nation, thi .)) of dry leaders, shown in t.'leveland, O., is planning ! hold ii v dry rally in the Ohio city next January. Left to t ight, U. fcseott M Hride. executive officer Anti-S.tloon League, Bishop Edwin li Hughes, Harvey Voder ami George C. Southwell.

eolh grudu nissitlg ii'oiu Jiotne since lust Thlil'sitay Itegiuties h ■ d i intin into the office nf Slier H Ilium Lmig After questioning 1 . they brought in a -or md man. Then an uu' nobile-load of yieucp officers sip^d uy on an unannoum'(d mission. IHI.’LE IN 1)1 W \ MEN IMK I KUM t.AS TI MES IN OHIO

they stopped at the camp t i stay r overnight. Colfax is survived by his j widow and -on ind Biggerstaff by his , widow.

D0CI0R INVETERATE H.1ER KANSAS CITY Mo. (I 1») Or j John t> Brock, who ttys evi ry d<i\ | tain or shine, is bringing bis staid*' 1 of plan -s to his n nmtl tlm.e with I ihi ptirehase ot a new fottr-im.-seng-j ei eabln biplane etiuipped with t.i-

dio.

S\I.K Sl KDi; SHOES

F While They bast AH broken lots ot Black or Brown Suede and Suede Combinations \T (ireally Uedueed Prices. Come in and see them.

<0 I s i lt IN |\\(» MEN

POUNDS

LEBANON, ind., Nov. Hi, <UP)— riire.e I/.-liani hid., men found dead by iisphyxiatn n fr in a gas stove at

a Greenw i h. 'ourist camp yester- WEIGHED diay were employes of a trucking com- ,

'puny here. i BROWNSVILLE. Te;\. ( I I’) C. .SAN IOSK, Cal . \o\ Hi (I P)—! The three. Khner Anderson, 32; i Galberr believes he bolds a record Excited police activity followed tin* .Myth* Coffin. and Albert Bigger-! of soni sort. Alter two years of angi detention early today if two unidentl-1 staff, 30, left lu-ie Tuesday moming ' lle,g for a huge rtsb in a lak- neat 1 'ie | men for questioning in tin* kid-I for Akron, O . and were on tiu*ir re-1 his home. (Jalbert landed a 7 I-'.’ I nailing of Brooke I Hart, 22, y 'ting j turn trip, each

and Wain t 000,(mo || ,. s ' fi',, nfj 11A RRISBI' UG, I’a. (UP) The i since the ii-parti ■ m ,;y| fi-it nsyly a a!,. Oepart tiietit of Kot'esi fen I

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Lima jail. killit.V' Slnoaff J * --e Sar- j

1st.

Lett' l's and a a map found m llillitiger's po-e- am when In- n ar leslod at Il.yyl n indicated that hi bad enginei-.-'eil t e pri .on bn-ak,

* apt. Leach declared.

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(Contlnueil Irom I’.ige One) INDIANAPOLIS. N v. 10, t L'P)~. plot to free four suspected mur- I

defers fr.m the Marion county jail) vva- revealed to<ta\ by ShiVilf Charle |

Stunner.

A package containing two guns and J |tAo sacks of ammunition which was j to h ive Is-en - niggled to the prison i I er- wa- discovered by the sheriff in!

j the jail gunge.

SI .le Patrolman Arthur Kell-r. Ply- >hl , lif f Summ

" ll1 - dl ,W ' 1 ' " "'"'•‘""‘L- he Vlt th , i |ltWH ,. |

t' lnpt to trap John Dillinger, Hank | thm . t i^ r> hH) ,

rubhfi y, suspect, ;tt

niiilit. ( H-pl. Mutt l.<*ach th«* -tnU*

poliee .-at.! today. I last winter

I'll'-' dispatche, said In, Indi ini j On irifoimatni iimii-heii by John I

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ih* trail capable of maliliing the j Sumner arrested John Dean, brother tK*d a id d pt*d | of 1 lugitive ( was withheld. j "Keller is t*i, best automobile J Gordon was pin,id in solitary con- I

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."III bin to Chirig, to do the driving i mg that he am spiced with Dean and ! 1 " l ' ■' O’ '• I.* 0 _ U*J. ' ta.- W' ..'O t. n '.ggl, the nlli tdo '

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I am waiting for his return now for j age contained Hoped

a lull repot d " . *. ids A he?. ' (whisky.

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aid he had infur-

ere intetulDean and

charges of mur- ■

• ifiir Lister .In. Indian noli.- poj liee - rgi-ant, dining hrldup here j

lioiue-grow ii lobaeeos lliat are best lt>r cigarettes

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DIAMA INDIANAPOLI5 DOMINANT THEkTni

Coming to INDIANAPOLIS friday with thoir Happy Harlem Hofcho A «l»l tDO NIW TOIK MUIICAl (IVUII COMfinil INTACTI at

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Th* Gr*at*tt All-Colored Rnvu* Ivor Produced .... Direct from Harleml /

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Bntt.in tohaccox i s. /v/«s ii. i2. n. it. Hi ri.ka tobacco I . S. 7y/«* 31. Sol TUI UN Al AHA I.4NDTOBACCO V. S. Ty/te 32. I '. S. Iype 11 is produceil in the Pieilmonr belt of A irmni.t and part ol North Carolina. I . S. Type 12 is produced in eastern North Carolina. I . S. Ty pe 13 grows in South Carolina. I . S. 1 ype 14 is produced mostlx in southern Georgia a few million pounds in northern I’lorida and Alabama. I . S. Type '1 includes \Ahat is called White Burley tobacco. It was first produced by George Webb in 1864. It

is light in color and body, and is milder than the Burley used for pipes. I . S. Type 32, Maryland tobacco, is noted for its “burn”. In this respect Maryland excels most other tobaccos. I bese are the kinds of home-grown tobaccos used for making Chesterfield Cigarettes. 1 ben Chesterfield adds aromatic Turkish tobacco to give just the right seasoning or spice. Clu'slcrfu’hl these tobttn os for 30 months — 2 x /i years — to make sure that they arc milder and taste better.

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DICK POWELL

■j ANN DVORAK a„4 mi TALIOT in ^'COLLEGE COACH with • Score •! All-American feetfceli Stert

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die cigarette that’s Mll.DKR the ci l 1 arc tie that TASTES Bil |f *