The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 April 1934 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. THURSDAY. APRIL 19, 1934.

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The Hoover men are making as many calls as possible (luring their stay here. Hut to insure their coming to your home vith the beautiful new Hoover models ami their newest feature—the built-in electric Dirt Finder —it is advisable for you to inakea definite appointment. As you know, these new Hoovers have been designed l>y famous stylists. With the new lightweight Dusting Tools, they offer a com pie te homecleaning service. Vi bile the Hoover men are here, we are making SPECIAL TKHMS on Hoovers, complete with Dusting Tools. PRESENT HOOVER OWNERS: The Hoover men will make a free inspection and adjustment of your machine, on request. Hcplacementsat lowest cost. Leave your name with us.

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W all Paper Cleaner—Extra good i <iuality, 3 cans for 2. r > cents. Snider’s. | 19-2p' FOR SAT.E or Trmla—Three work horses, good size, smooth mouth: also ■ 1927 Fordor Fontl or what have you. j S. B. Leach, Stilesville. 18-3p

FOR SALE: One late 1990 Chevrolet truck, dual wheels, good shape. Terms. C. Otis iBuis, Mt. Meridian. 19-4.1

Tri Kappa rummage sale, Saturday, April 21, at oouit house at 9 o’clock. 19-2t. FOB SALK: Rural New York |>otatoes $1 50 per bushel. John Dietri. k, Phone Rural 165. 19-21-23'3p

FARMERS Sell us your poultry, eggs, hides and wool. PAYING HENS, LB 12c LEGHORN HENS, LB. .. ilkBROILERS, I*. R. 20c EGGS, 1M >'/. t:tc WOOL We are buying; Our market is good 1 - GREENCASTLE POULTRY ( ().

Willing Workers of (Somerset Church will have a dinner and market at Court heuse lobby, Saturday, April 21. 19-2ts.

FOR SALE: No. 3 Oliver typewriter. Standard key hoard. $4.00. Furniture Exchange, east side square Phone 170-L. It —For Rent—

FOR RENT: Five .room modern house. A. J. Duff. Phones 317 or 501. 19-2t.'

FOR RENT: Six room modern house at No. 3 Hanna ( • urt. Inquire at No. 5 Hanna Court. 13-tf

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FOR RENT Cheap, eight room modern house, garage, and garden, near square. A. Cook. 18-2p

PERMANENTS, $2, $3. and $5, with shampoo and fingerwave and on° free setting. Guaranteed work. 207 S. Vine St Phone 7::.' X. 16 19 2p

J- E. Courtney, solicits your support in the primary, May 8th for City Clerk, Republican ticket. 11-tf

FOR RENT: Two room furnished apartment. Phone 453-Y. 19-21-2t

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WASHINGTON, April 19.- Whitf House conferences in the next few days will letermine the destine - of important legislation new marled in the tangles of congees ml di imte, with President Ri osevelt meanwhile hacking several bills fixed imtmov:.bly on his program. The Wagner labor di-putes hill, target of a contorted attack from business leaders, and the parenniul squabble over what, if anything, should he done about diver will be discussed and analyzed with the chief executive tomorrow. In addition Mr. Roosev elt yesterday made a standing offer t act as referee on other measure w ich have become involved in controversy. Besides, he definitely ruled out the Ale I^od bill which would provide that the government pay off depositor- in closed hanks. For the rest the stock exchange control measure, the leeiprocal tariff measure, an adjustment of the row provoked by senate amendment, to ‘he t'»J( bill, air snail legislation, the bill intended to help sugar producers and the measure placing a goveminemt guarantee behind home loan bonds are definite parts of hi- program. The president made it clear that he want- a labor bill ena ted embodying the basic principle- of the Wagner measure. It would c-tablish a perm-

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NOTICE OF FINAL SF1TLEMENT OF ESTATE Notice is hereby givon to the eivslitors, heirs and legatees of Joseph Moore, deceased, to appear in the Putntun Circuit Court, held at GreenJ castle, Indiana, on the 12th day of May, 1934, and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts witn the estate of said decedent should not he approved; and said lieii* are notifed to then and there make proof of heirship, and retvivo thci.r distributive shares. Witness, the Clerk of said Court,' thi- 19th ihay of .April, 1934. No. 7258. John W. Herod, Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. Theo. Crawley, Atty. 19-2t

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USED TBUCKS A good selection of used trucks that are reconditioned and ready to go. PRICED TO SELL 2 -1931 ( hevrolets Cab-Dual wnecU end lung base. 1 -1932 Ford Qal>—Dual wheels—I^mg wheel bas. 1 1930 Chevrolet CAb—Short wheel base— Single tires in rear, 32x9-8 ply tires. 1 -1929 Ford Oaib—Short Wheel Base. L-II Chevrolet Sales Ine. Buick — Pontiac — Chevrolet

Warm Roads “Blow" Weak Tires! fy: 33 ID YEARS -They’re blowout-protected in EVERY ply

3 TIRES! 3 PRICES!

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AS warmer daysinvitc more xmaiul faster driving, you take more risks an thin slick easily-punctured tires-heat lowers further their resistance to blowout, which is why you need sound new tires in the Spring. For the nineteenth Spring now, people are buying more Goodyear tires than any other kind. In the experience of the public Goodyear tires deliver more miles of safety. This may be traced to a Goodyear patent—Supertwist Cord. Fxtra elastic to absorb road shocks and rubberized to resist heat, in every ply of every Goodyear at every price it gives the most lasting blowoutprotection money can buy. Come in—see how much more safety the same price buyshere I

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anent labor board in NRA with povv. r to enforce its d<s i mne and prohibit employer domination of labor organizations. Recent hearing on the bill benight out vigorous objection* from representatives * f big business, who argued the measure would rniaul recovery, foment industrial warfare and labor unrest. Senator Wagner, Democrat, New York, who explained thn bill to the pre-ident \Vn!ne-day, described it as intended to fa.ilitsite unquestioned collective bargaining by preventing 1 the employers from controlling !>ot! | sides of the dickering. conferees on the measure today included Hugh F. John.-gin, the national recovery administrator; Donald Richberg. NBA’s chief counsel, and other officals of the recovery administration. Congressional leaders generall.v agree a nod from the president would l»e nil that is necessary to »end a silver bilh nr several of thorn, rushing thiough congress. There is concert edly a strong demand for such legis-

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One silver bill has been passed by the house and reported with approval by a senate committee. It is the Dies

world maiketa. The silver thus reeived would be used as backing for new currency. The hill is devised to attract the support not only of members from silver states but of those from the farming country a- well. The pro•edure under 'which the house considred it inquired a two-thirds vote for las.'.ige. The iilveiite- got this and to spare. The senate’s agricultural commit‘ee mode the measure a vehicle for two other silver plans that have much backing. If attached as amendments 'he Thomas plan for nationalization if all monetary silver—as was done with gold —and the Wheeler plan for huge governmental purchases of silver to be used u a basis for currency.

1IGFR GOLF, TENNIS TRAMS VICTORIOUS

rvPauw’s golf and tennis teams were victorious over Wabash here yesterday afternoon, the Tiger raciuet squad defeating the Little Giants 5 to 1, and the Old Gold linksmen winning, 11 1-2 t . 1 Summaries: Golf (Doubles)—Tkdliam and Huff ( D) defeated Rho iehamel and Hollett

bill to create a commission which!3^). Huff am j Kuhne.r (D) defeated

would seek to sell agricultural surpluses abroad and take payment in silver at a price well above the figures commanded by the metal in

Stilling and Kent, 2 1-2 to 1-2. (Singles)— Pulliam (D) defeated Rhode(1:1m. I, 0; I billet I (W) • efi-ate 1

Kuhner, 3-0; C. Brown (D) defeated 1 grown here.

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Tennis (Singles)- Fobes (W) defeated Ca|H'hart, 9-7, l-d, 0-4; lb Brown (D) defecated Elliott. 3-0, 7-5, 0-0; Kepner (II) defeated Darnell, 75; 0-2; D<x t»in (D) defeated I«arabee, 0-2, 0-4; Ghr'ist (D) defeated Schctnitz, 0-2, 0-3; (D sibles)—Ca|iehart and Brown (D) defeated I'ols'.s and Elliott, 6-1, 0-4. Doison utui K<*tner (D) defeated Hunter tind

Honk, 0-0, 6-1.

YESTERDAY’S RESULTS American Association Toledo. 4; Indianapolis, 0 Columbus, 7; 1/iui-ville, 5. Minneaipolia, 9; Milwaukee, 8. Kansas City, 9; St. Paul, 3.

American League

St. Ixniis, 2; Cleveland!, 0. ew York, 11; Philadelphia, 5. Washington, 5; Boston, 1. Detroit, 0; Chicago, 5.

National League

New York, 6; Phihuielphi.'i, 2. ('hicqgo^ 8; <'in- in’ di. 1. Boston, 3; Brooklyn, 2 Pittsburgh, 7; St. Louis, 0. HUGE LEMON GROWN WILTON. M". (UP)- A lemon weighing two pound and meitstirlnt; 15 Inrhes in cln umfeerneB wai