The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 January 1934 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTIJ.. INDIANA. FRIDAY. JAM AH') 1°^

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in \il i)i;i'\i{tmi:ms WE MENTION HERE JUST A FEW ITEMS

lioveh all Silk rmlerjrarmenls consislinu of Slips. ( omhinntion I)ana* Sets, Panties, IJIoomers, etc. S].2"),, Sl.aO iV S2 values Special $1,00 Ka\ sers ( hanuusette (Hoves, Special l‘r. 59c Si K.i.t ers finest ( hamoisette (iloves Pr 79i* Sl.:j;» Kay sers Silk (.loves on sale. I*r. SI.00 Tern l ow els. .'{(ix IS size. Special. Kach JQc 72\S1 Part W ool Plaid H'ankets. Pr. $2.39 50c Ladies Rayon Pnder^arments 39c* Torn and Hemmed Sheet^ 79c Iht-x- prircs ar«- for a linvtrd time .md many iteiw are j>oing fast.

Etnbattled Mayoi

rotunda of the l. Fume. Talented art -t widely divergent of Hamsto.iTs the attle It.uoi a trading and Texas

ite capitol's Hall of a"? otllt ■ , fc ! it is not ne . . story ss mueh as j nieaits ol aho made the town . *hirl. I" 1 " 111 ial center of South i zi * ti,>11 1 f ,l " I ing to the : , sp ech.

a f • • ' i ssary to process the it it in any way. The .••weil upon I. dir rtb two small inaKiiet.e a \aryitiK maf?net 1stcfl tap* (on*->po‘d-nitul wa\t*s in one?

YOU CAN PARK YOUR VOICE CAMBIOIMjf Mass. (CP)—Now wanted (<■

voice—just

you eau park you park your The vocal p has been exhii a; Harvard in -pace consists which flows at about one fo>

is run throt ^ nets, an»l t h

1a: space de\ ic • P rrn in Memorial hall | device has ity. The parking that the pa: thin steel ribbon over arid o\ in plain sigh- at 1 speech has r s oonii. Cnlike he moved i

[lie words patKel are nansiuissioii lb. ribbon *^!i a seeonti s of mv^--p *sl is repiodueed In an electric current. The the further advantage king space may lie us d again. As soon a- one .*n cleared, another car. to- the same .-pace.

Battling Infantile Paralysis

Angered when Mayor John ^ Smith (above) of Detroit declared he would disregard State liquor laws and instruct the police ’.o ignore liquor violations, (iov* ' ri r William Comstock of M ;• hgan threatened to put the militant vity executive in jail if he carried out his threat

S. C. PREV0 COMPANY

THE HUM I, STORK

spending this week with her .Mr- Est<>n Cooper and Mi < | - M >p<-r. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. (i een returms! home Tuesday after several day- visit with their children in Tul<»n and Springfield. 111. .Mr. a ml Mr-. Herndon ( irpenter and son Maurice vi-itid Sunday with Mrs. Gertrude S. * tt and daughter in Crawfordsville.

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the turkey t] James Albin g

( dfelter and Williaj I ue-day at Greeneastle.

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sons, Et Greencasth

Mr. and Mrs. l.co diaiiapnlis -|«'iit S day with relatives Mrs. Eddh Mi lie Cl..dfelter have lie.

week.

Miss Joy Bettis .. has been spending th* with ntlatlv. • and frit Mr. and Mrs. Arch; children <>f Rus.-.-llvilh afternoon with W.

family.

Mrs. .<a.lie Shannon 'die spent Monday w Mrs. C rrie < !..dfelter

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HAMPSTEAD. Tex stead cannot out!” * achieved hen it w; sobriguet cf ‘Six SI and at the same tim mopolitan air of a

toress.

Articles have been izmg thq town'.- vv

j for cattle king- and ers. O: at ions h: village of peace decried mistake

H amp-tear 1.

But nothing o i of old timers, w conductors on th Central Railnv..

Hamp-

e to fame it is known by its luster Junctirn" e knew* the cos* European seulp-

i written minnnId reputation in re real ion center plantation owndefended it as a u.g citizens* and conceptions of

ires the testimony recall days when Houston & Texas i ailed out—“The

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t.,e latter’s par Walter Wright ; Melvin (Tine a more of Crawfoi day night and Su Cline and family. Miss Call of

Philadelp i>it with C. E. Call laude Cm

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next station i- Hampstead—prepare to meet thy God!” The killing of t ongres-man J. M. Pi kney, his hr* t er and two others at a prohibition rally in 1 i- another difficulty tho defender- of Hempstead’s hi.story encounter. The fight -tailed when R. E. Tompkins, who was -[leaking, was -truck by a

wet leader

Six shooters flashed. When the smoke cleared an accounting showed the “law ami order" meeting had

ill of four dead and many

ng the same lines as Pa.-teur in h • conquest of hydrophobia .rk (left), director of the New York Department of llealtl atones, and Dr. Maurice Brodie. of New York University are on the track of a -erum that gives promise of banishing antile paraly-,s While cautioning against undue optimism . H he had succeeded in immuni ng monkeys for varying periods aga.Rst the dread disease.

In Select "Money-Wise’’ Circle

I")REAM THEATER ^ (LOVKRDALK

Saturday — Sunday ABOVE THE CLOUDS RICHARD CR0MWEL ROBERT ARMSTRONG Admission 10c * 20c

(OMlNb Wednesday and Thursday

lord. Sinurr* n

takeh a wounded.

The most colorful era in t 1 i-tory is that in whi'h tne sculptor** - Elisabeth Ne) m 1st re * - of a colonial man* A grat d-i ece of Fi.*id Mai -h** va- *• iucated in B**rlif tained continental promin

i h< i - ul)»t<'nng.

I At Berlin she mairi*-d E. I gomi-ry, -ut even after th. | here -i 1 ** nsisted on le-in”

her ii aiden name.

(Tai in iiwn's attire, she

u.r.ses in front for ,-teins of beer to none and h was a familiar s ptoring. for w ic had sat, contin

t* vvn's I

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lathering and called a strang* blonde ha. Her mu

in Euio|«'

fo,r of the ^ gh‘ccn men in the entire world who “understan meaning of n ney," according to Professor Irving Fishei d ^ a!e < n* n • Top left, Profr r Edwin Kcmmerei n Ur .c ty; top right. Frank A. Vandcrlip, hanker; lowe de.- or F. A. Pears n. Cornell Univer-ity, and lower right Profesinr C K Warren, also of Cornell.

Now her tatues an

Underhills After Law’s Roundup

Navy Birds Poised for Record Hop to Hawaii

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A ' fr . Navy f’*. *.• ),. ;,• a' ‘Ik'* ' * . t n* n step ma*» fo. oat ,

Hawaii, ihe flight, a u.- ’.a;. e of »,046 ouits. the i m maeit cuoXemtig with bts pilots

bur Underhill, note in in-.-rt) oi woun.

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Mid-West desperado, lay near death eived during gun battle that preceded

h- met, Og'a., h;s bride of a f, w week-. Haul Hudson ,n n. - * -hawr.r* ail. \\ * '• .er ha, Jcvlmga.

tf , t x v; i_by an aaigmatic cm*#;.

TONIGHT.

COllECE coach;

added

these thirty YEARS”

Ann Dvorak—Dick Powell

A one an ) a half h„ Ur reature Picture

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First showing 10 o'clock tonight No Admission Charge

The taste of power made him forget the sweetness of love !

MASTER

of ME

-FAY WRAV Walter Connolly

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EMRA ADDED “T 11 E S E T H I R T Y YEA RS” \ NINE RI EL PK Tl RE A I 4:13 \Mi Mi P. M ADMISSION FREE ( mirlesy f )f Producer

whereas any other form of recoiding usually s[>* ils the dink or Jilin used for further recording.

( \ Mil I) \ I E KKH I'KOMISE

When Jesse K: . ran fii.m he iK't his frieli.l ' i.arlie

would either b* ., *. *.l^^

1 off the dock H< t, an.l je

BREMERTON, Wash . (UP) to the eld w i

HEDGE’S MARKET?

FREE DELIVERY f^iinta-tr P/xll REEF SIDEl Country Koll boil i’okJ Butter, Lb. 2?x Lb. Ik

PURE PORK Sausage 2 Lbs. 15c

LARD 3 Lbs. 19c

FRANKFURTS 3 Lbs. 28c

Oysters

20c 39c

Pint

Quart

SIDE BACON Dry Migar Cured

BEEF

Pot Roast

10c Lb.

(.KOI Ml BEEF 3 Lbs.

PORK STEAK] OR KOAsl 10c Lb

Her Lb 11c

apples lialdwin, G IJ)>Oranircs, I* 1 '/

Reed And Undo *&. <'t' • *

k* li m ' - . ISBK

Hi • is the first picture trade of James A Ib-e , formci , ' 11 ' '' ' '*' 'll his bride, the former Mi-. Nell l> nmlly. l"""' lll j :*.s ( its Im-iiPHs woman, kidnafs I two yearn ».•.*. since they i*’ ,lil l tbf**r h»»n‘ v tiu* in. 1

COAL TIUICKKHS

(lENCINEItRA/JI,libOCK CO W

linn saiuth from Ihe National Road at HrazP. liidiaii* "" D . r »<l <ra. 1 < ID AI . . . J I M HH*!

*«. ** i ■ "Mil n»f x.iiMiniii rvmtn at nraf.i , ■ N*> .Vi, go :[ 1-10 miles, tlam turn last awl go I acid I *

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Diir coal is uuiini mincyf and is si**-<| over shaker ler^j HOOSIKKVIIJ.K HI OCK MINK

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