The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 December 1933 — Page 4
THE OAILY BANNER.
GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, I $3.
LI N( II ( LOUIS WITH NAPKINS
All liii: .1 willi t impknii. In malcli. ,'rr" 59c * si .50 © All Linen K;*u*y l.uiii'hcon Si‘I -i d* 1 f W | ami Sire .M \ r.l % ‘ I |> Japanese l.nmii < it hr. S4ae 54 \ I
l.inmi l.nmii Srla III \ III — Mach
Napkiiin la mall'll, I .nil 12 I-2f
m Jl 7?T*teSHml
S.X PKEVO COMPANY THE HOMK STOKK .
liENKUM. M4i(.KSTIO\> FOR FARMERS l\ 1911 I. Ml> Ol'T BY «rt ROI F FNIVKHSITY * I.AF AYRTTK, 1ml. Dpc- —A fmirti i'n-jioint pnirrn.i! f«r In laaiia farmrs tn fallow in ailtju-tinir their farminu*husine>s in the pmli.'ihlg price situation has been suiru-e-tml by the Purihie I’niversity Department uf I 'm n MiftiaR'i'nient I |i iiit* I nut that even if the ! e.ieral Ad iniiistivtion t- uwe '•ful in rf iurin/ a liitr'iei general price level ill llt.'tl, ili:*l> «f the SURpeste III III th « lit! en-poin^ life-' I aim will continue t ■ lie in onler ns I mp an the ni iipin of |in l^t in fanning is !<IVV.
MONON It) \|ll)*M.U •I'AS’I :!5-( Alt FREIOH’I TRAIN JILOOMINtiTON, Iml., Dee. !l. A n«*w fust freight train, vjirVyinu 1 a rartro mainly <*f «la> citrous fruits from the south, will make its firs! ;inuirt* .in tin- Moimn lin«* i,mi \ ill* ti» ( liic.-ii'o iif.t ALn
NO PM K f>l ** \ I I Ml Mi \ l I s'| \ | | n\ %imi i \ in 11» % nut Noli* M I- 11**! »' I • Ml\.ll • 11.1 I 111.- III.*1* r^igiM-U Atlntiti isl inloi will ••ji«i loi kai* and ‘'ii -ti prlvin« nal* n the n sjileno#* of Haiti A«|i;. ImIhi i iii»r. Itt « i ■ i ■ i • ■ JfiR .» 10 oil I, ( lot u \ M ••it Sali.l ti .1 I it^i't in lit-1 'm|i, I . > ■ • I •oiiliiiuliiR frorrt Uny *•# tl.iy I li. i f >. t tiniil »iio follitwint< i|i'-- iIImiI i* tl '"l ilt In ) n n RI o ’ i • • i i • ' 1 • locntM lt» Puinaiii • ’o mi \ Indiana In. wit
local Motion Main-
:r, i :i »• H4.1 U IlHlil
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• • |ii mit* . orncr 11 frnlii 20 .1
ild dei
- Olll lit t*l
«iiiort<-i
non 1
Aleo. n
wchI «|iia
mori or s«. TLHMS * i| 1 g; 111 h f 1 . ' ill ;i M-r Said 1 • ■ • j I . a iv 11 o I •' a 11 tl Ut r of IIif* I' -iiliitci ot Hi. rirnill i'oiifi
AUiniiiisl t a It
I'farl L. . \'* rh in in rn 1 or.
(iay # C. C. Shoult
•mister, has announced. The freight, with a IL’.cai limit, is Miieduled to make the SaO-mile run hi ! 1 hour It will !'• tv« ! 1 • . V ilh* •, is at 1 o’clock in tin* afternoon and
••
midnight It will he strictly a maiiiI rack 11 i in. i,niy one st*>|» will Ih* made •on the
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floe) yards in outh Hloominuton !•» minutes while ••rijfim arc c.ianifd. The cny'iMi* hooked «»u hd'c wall lake the frcijrht 'traii r ht through t" * hi" • ajT*», # Only l' , l"iid.i citreii f lit and el 1 • K ; I f ir ('hicni/o a lai* <1 ••• we tern , nil* it ■ i I < it' , will he rallied. I he n*• 'A iiain is ex iiected t«* lemv*- a nh t.inti r increase ill tin* .Mellon s lieiMit i • Mime.
the general }>rice level e )f the joints will ifir I The general ucr- • :| ar* ' imnvarized as
will Lf rl« |MI r>
w u nniirr.
Itiii/il Klock (.oal •‘('3.50 *3.75 *4 l*t*r Ion DUIT - AIIKAMS - L1K AS
Ihmover if increftw*I, .'*»n inm I l-i Ik* n,>> pcst-inn s f.,r 1
follnwitc
1. Rf-.ftic, ov'ts by t-'uInrtHuiinsr fact .1^ ,f pn><liic;i >n which aro relatively low i)i i lice for other factors which have fallen less lapidly in p, < e : 'or -.' ■ farm lab >r, w hi i
heap, can a<l van tapea ,i i) artinl subst iiule ccitain o|iertitio1is. I iru or h vel’ moves uiitli*‘ |ire-i|epression . i cliinery over hanil lah,»
* rest ■ red. 1
. .nirent rated |>r >dui'
kdinp costs unless Ilia ilive for thl wall tend
impnvinsr sanitation, and other
livestock practices.
7 (live incTva-ed attention to
] >e!eotion. tost "p seeds, hiph-yiel.linp adapted varicie s, and at her pood cop
practices.
s Oontim t" nakc increased 1^’ of home pi iVoa to^ivoia hiph
marketinp , -i
t .ive inrl a-cd at.tion for the needs >f )e l': - rt-. I hiph
It llav (d’ cash,
lively hiph cost of . there is prenter tulfoitnerly in larpe and ar ens, pxsluction if use, use of home-cured imd fi nts and vepetikc I hteatl, home cut
and fenco |,o> t.«
the* |u ► iluiction "f
ada;| t. d leppmeo
autapo of farm rred-
psyd' |i*facilities to arranpe d> Ids for I >np■liime payment on the amortization
9 Oontimi
u ntion to pi
the familv* distribution
With the ). handlinp po van apv than latter home fruit for ho: u.eats, honi' aides, lir.ic fui I, and luir
10 lucre
hi"h \ o'ldi*
11 Tal.
seed r pi !in -
li! When money can tie hot-rowed | i>n leasonahle terms and with satis- i factory dates for repayment, borrow I money for in akinp neceasary repairs, ( to prevent deterioration of improve-!
mants.
I.d Take advantape of ci| portunities If ere. I by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration on farms where such a<tion pronii-'s in'reused inc lines, ami thereby help to eliminate bur bn soma natkyaJ surdduaea whiqn have heen a depressinp influence on faJlim prices. II Throuph the facilitiei of (lie Apricultural Kxtension Service make in rea-ed use of scientific le-earch in im.ikinp adpisi.iiients to meet present and prospective conditions. •
REAR FANNER CI ASRIFIED ADS
is. relatively
oUsly he Us d
for mtichitiei
A - the penei
ward, if it <1
van' :pe of m i
w ill't' -id l 2 Pro c,
111 reduce n ai fii^imial iiu'
to disappear .'I TV. hi"
ity which ca'i lists and t In a
market
4 Take a h
market whetei inp c> ts are ed to price . of
i Incri'a-i
.i si net s of hiph i|Ualalisorb hiph marketinp seek a discriminatinp
,i 'ar of hol t cut- to or possible ns marketndatively hiph e.mipnr-
prothacts.
the intensity of opeta-
li n on pood land in ordni to redu e ihe per noil ost ol taxes and other overhead charpes, and put se.'und crude land to more extensive u s,
Ilrh as permalienl pasture,
ti Increti e livest H'k efficiency by culbiic lives! n'k ripnrously, feedinp pood animals well, usinp pood sites,
Hack In ( hicai*o ror Trial
I toe i ■ i I" ihv and tl hi - as—cinte ire) -d la ie they arrived in Chicago from St Paul under the wptchful tyes of fifteen policemen an < tl n tchine putiA Hiey are under indictment for Mi- $70,000 ran om kidnapinK f John Factoi I • l: Albert ( ‘Polj Nose”) hater. Eddie (“path rr Toni") M FatM*n, Ous ("<j|o',m\* (Jus”) Sc In. an, R.-.ei- Pouby
As Repeal Floodgates Opened in Gotham
A »cene on the S. S Manhattan of the U. S. fillies a I the ship, makinp a dry craft a wet one, while a bev» lew iiioinr nt* a 11 e i the tldinifs liad heen tla )• I I .mties toast repeal in Manhattan cocktails At through Die nation that prohibition was offlciaRv . i U, the first ordei of legal liquor is delivered to a «i*«J A ao>«iniiient mapeitui it peifonning tin Hi adway inght club, maiking the end of U»* 'bii). aartaceny 81 tniaking tba^aeej ik« win* room of I tl«*);-und*r-tha-W)ble‘’ tywe at dr.shun*.
Hi cimw#I Nlf IN rnutdetl
.. ’iOOtPHE
MEMJOU MI6SKN
Wh Thatch’ Ci’III his a • - "< (till,,! town. r< to avoid i Show Cii Halney a a trial an ' of Lovell the mu ai has st at i moaeu m fs She married i ner, she Hi t at St 1 t il\ US. ill rover pleatUt ti i/irl i han t \n\V H(>
The Aim tire us | Hre#»t to i A elouill' day for n ol Oiload colors \a lining: tli» circus bn breeze. Thatch stood in walk, i on foil’s noise, a |i bolt’s til Kelly I
HAS HAPPKNKl)
nil, Pul in Commissioner,
Kelli/, t/u on a
a sman
the name of Smith
it fti route
Josit /.a
On ii. Miss Keh mmui, .v. i
get back to the tertt an meet some of.
tion.
Tht “(treat Painei i route to UHead Ln Tour, beautiful i i a nil/ to the irilt i
i ho is put tiny up (inns, for Lore,)
ut hi will sto/i aii ina the dirl iloes as he u ish
she is
in a n
the (Irens, he wiii ( fjirl docs at
for allhonf/h sh
t landrin. her aerial partpin in line with The
- aet ialiet of t h t
ihnatins h’landrln with l thr btremved husband bastion > to male the
hi r mind.
WITH THU y TO ft v M’TKK THRKR s lu islit amt )iot ns the ni, mare bed down the tune of lil.irins inustc I V m ill,* it a perfect liic event. ,The town • heil a mass of v.fi lecl ii- few thousand people .mi street unit the ga\ ■ i floating in Die warm Colt amt Miss 'Kelly - itowits on t tie sidei- of p«*i spication were i ,-lie.iil With a 11 ucklinp unit shell broke umtei -it at I t.e i J i»lii e t 4'om-
parade 0 say not. date." •
I Colt We It
Dugan
I've pot
Come on along
t tu hoys " ,
' And miss the
smiled I should diop in after lunch "Fine. That’s a
hurried away.
Alter a quick lunch. Colt nnd his secretary walked over to the drills grounds. The grounds were aliye with activity, as the laborers put up the tents for the big show. Squatting on the'ground was the. troupe of cannibals dressed in their j native curb. They were all gesticulating and talking in high, excited voices. Ju the center of Die group was the witch doctor, Keblla, a savage with a horrible, black, scarred face and staring white eyeballs. Colt shuddered as he passed them. He looked over ut another act — a. shooting act—which was practic* ing A man stood up against a wooden hoard, while a woman traced his ngure with revolver bul-
lets.
That man's got plenty of nerve"' said Colt. "Nerve mv eve" It was Dugan. "He’s got a bullet-proof Jacket " Colt looked around, "you've got a nice layout here, Dugan " "It looks all right." "Don't tell me. you've got-the Sheriff .trouble."' „ „ £ ~ J
/ r Cut fortmuitrly, thr u’Ciileiit uus’lurried,''said Coltf'-* J • (Posed bp Adolphe Menjou)
rm ci*. 1 "Tbat’s tho third bac | of |if nuts In an hour.” Hu what?” SoilYspopiiu’ Von know peanut**' always g 1 v«* you imliff^Ktion." Nm in (jilead." Kflly grinned. There balm in ( Head, Kelly,’
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vv bat 1 \ ** I •*( , n dreaming about^ for ■ 11 hideaway where there's nothing to do but kill time—whore there isn’t a c ham «• in the world of running into anybody—where■■■■—" "OommlHHioner! ” Coll look'd up rharply. An ^xpreKHion of dismay rrossed his fare hf* * • w thr ownrr the vob r it was Jiugan. The press agent’s fare beamed with vociferous jov as be pumpeil • It* iiamL \\>jl ill I.,* nny111ink' v.m .i v if** luined to Miss h*llv. And you, Patsyf ■'Hello, Jim.” Uugan grinned and looked at Colt * I 1 i 1 • I 1 dt l>< , i my * \ * it < you it s you! the gieatest 1’olice Commissioner of the greatest city of the greatest country in the world. Not a mirage—not an illuion i b * ic hei c ’oh in pi* -im ’ .“ixnny, apsay!" Colt wlilspered. 'Tune down, you loud speaker! Lin on a vacation. You're talking to a 1 1 . 1 persAn i ••no-.I '••ll I (*\**i In.mi uf wits tin* man that invented (lie forty-five"' lie. looked at the pftrade. “A nice 11 t >• i hi . ,,, ■ ta how «»n eaitl -an) earth ’ I oit-.m |uitnted to tin* eohnlui cuiuvan. ‘ He** ihul rookie on
9 0
Turn
'I'oiir wa.** a av nymph on a
while 11orao. A dozen large bailnons. filtui hed to her wai: t, danced with happiness at being ho dose to thin
heutilh i|| wnmaii. White lights l e i»er strong, slim form Flun‘tiln, Lej hU'l^nd, lode ^rndtiei
i" •' in inj i ic'd a long i>ii' hei I Ke . eemed to l»<* talking* to her. for tils
lipn moved, hut no sound was aud-
ible ub<. • »• iiu loud inai* h nfusk* of Ho 1.1111i J''a r,‘i I ppai entl v paid
t "tion to her lui hand s \v#i .1
“I-el me tell vou something Thi* is the first time 8luce i ve heen w ith ihe show that we'd welcome .$ Shei iff There v, trouble popping all over the place. It's certainly * lucky hiettjt foi ^ua that you're In
town ”
Colt frowned. - *‘Come on Kelly!", ’ Wait. Dugan pleaded, Hainev wants to see you. file’s got to ae« you.” ' i Kelly threw up her hand* ’ There * mo halm in’Ullead. sht said. • ' -i (^<dt y looked at ^the cannibal troupe as they started i walk towards Haineyg wagonAa soon i' the savages were aware that they were being watched, they be-
came silent.
We seem to have interrupted a conference. Who are these people
Dugan answered terselv
bal«!" ‘ 5-
•’Can-
sell.
show," asked
no a!
o
Humb'idy, there was • loud repoii ^>ne of the balloons had hurst. I,u Ten* liorne reared up. altnost lineal mg the girl, then came down • nd bi.ii ted forward. It looked like i breakneck ruiuitvav’ .Heiore the f» iglM* nod horse could * uther headway. P'landi In leaped dow n nnd kiUU'.l th* white < ha# :*i traj;
a, wa pre\ented.
' Part of the ballyhoo?” arked
Colt,
Hagan shook Ids head. 'Thanks tor ih# compliment, but I ain't that I#oo(L That was on the level ' A worried look came to Dugan's face then pasued as his Irish good 'tumor pii'domin&tvd. ii« iiappsd •wit or. tha back.
iy
nibalx
From HarDm?"
"No, on Dm Mr. Colt th*v'r« tlm r#al M'Coy. itcal cannibal* Kclmvc it •>! Hot. there were four-U-CII cannihnln in that troupe la-t ivci k. Tlo r. s only thlrtepii now Tinmen.; n* ebook I,Ih h"ad
Come on! ’
Colt, roarerl wltli laushter at n,
mqili. ation II,. w.ie -Dll IhukIUii'/ |v"en Uiev >'.upi e.l Itainey', „ago." l.o\H| a ml nniney, iiumergeil in Iflooio, were seuteil iiu.-au inad* Hie introdui ilon H * pj?. alne . v u r h ,l ' , . l , 0in r.‘' "T' ■•tuatl'.ii to
( nit. VS h;i i the use of out when you can't give a
tie said.
What's to prevent you r
I 'olt
W*il t" bavin witM—yon Mw wh “l bapi" n, ,i io la T „ u ii Die paiaite ibi, moinipy k n,. Im band hii(|n i l.eep on the Jot, s b, have been kille.l, „i at lea.T II Uiplefl *' "But fortunately (be an ident \va» averted, hum «'ou l.ovell a poke now. "It wam'i an accldim. Tint balloon didr, t burst of its own an oyt Tim.’' Harney, that eoinetiody on the line of march muet ie thrown a dart or Miimethlnv to ixplode the balloon IbereH no doubt about it-aome. l^dy N out to wreck thi* clrru*." , kmt' a yuu U ‘ lnk Colt Kainev rea, bed Into hi. coat pocket and took out several sheel, "f pa per. He banded them to Colt toll read aloud Do not attempt y’’ 1 " V* '“'forrow-o, you WUI die I he words were pen, lied in capital letter, ra!'* 0 " “» Hainey’, worried race Every one of our prlnclpil pei former, be, gott , n . P 0M p *; tlitte said Hainey (TO »S CO.N'TINUVDi
granaba S \T NICHT PREVl F Si NDAY ■/ TO ll MONDAY 7 iN 9
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l/af i FORGET YOUR CONSCIENCE! Let Maurice guide you...a singing, laughing love adventure through the Streets of Paris.'
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TONUill r Ki( liitrti Dix ill “DAY OF HFXKONING'
nasi tHOWINO ' Welt DISNEY J t.ml ,.,d Fin.o SILLY SYMPHONY IN NAIU.A. COUNI 'LULLABY LAND J LllUt PIGS'
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NOTH K OF SALK (IF UTOMOBII.E 11(1 Fix TO S \TfSFY I.IKN Pursuant to an order of the Putnam County Circuit C.iurt of Putnam County, of Indiana and made in cause Nundicr I•l.'IK.) on December (I, lil.'i.'i. I will sell at |iuldic auction on the 2lith day of DecemU'l', 1!).'{:( at ten o’clock A. M. to the hiifhcst and heat hiddei, one Dodye Truck Kntriin*
Numher DD2 |(i!i()x, Numher k.I7.'i , i*'ii : by Park an, I On;, «!■ <.|| are not known, wli uof the State o|' I (ia r:u*o Kccti.q | .. of one hundt'nl i(|i, i,,,! Said Male will lie hekl muf til I'leasant (l.mleiis. ii (I County, Indiaii.i FRANK SKN'TEP.
In Miumi Bench it/ Jht JLeetmi
Opeoinj loi (hie Wintm Sc«tun J«nu*iy hut Euictp««n Pl«n. An Lxcluiivc Wintvi Kvtoil HuUl, on liltr*yn< U«y, with Oct*o bathing. * Pn»tt« Dock and «v«ry facility lor tha condoil and tnlaitainmimt oi lit .icluti.a and diicuminatinM clitolalv KaUt Duutilv iiom $8 OOtolYO 00p*i day A la caita taivic* and Fluid Pika M*ali.
OaKai D.W.ii Opar.t.J H-uli i...l w J, tii ( it> lid HOLL£ND£N
In ( iiica<ju 1(1
rut LaSalle
In Columbui Its
hd Mill HOUSE
In Akron Its
The MAYFLOWER
THOflASCAG'AN
FENWAY HALL, f.lcvaland iHi^kCl.u Kttid.nbal Hctal, i, alto undei D « W . t. ^ M.naya *■'. • ant.
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Tirst Lady 7 ’ Sets Good Lxamf
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l>oinv her Christmas shopping early, Mrs. Frvnkjin F>.'^ a" ‘l of the President (right), picks out dolls for « me K , for fM-ji ' thrift shop” sale in Washmvton. The shop is operaie ^ Mr# jj, prominent capital society women. With Mrs. t?* 101 * 1 , .f,* ,b8 8
Douvhwty, ohauutao of Utt dull MouBittes
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