The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 May 1934 — Page 4

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SPECIAL SALE OF 10c TOILET GOODS All Well Known Brands. SEE OUR TABLE DISPLAY The Following; Items On Sale 10c SHAMPOOS—Mul.'ifie Gdconu;'. 0 1, ( i till ami Tar shainpoofl KAi'H ORKAJMS—WiKxlbury mid i,mi il, Ponds coir and vanishing and 1 Ally Ester face cream. HAND' IX)TIOXS—Hinds, Italian Pal.t. .n Jcrgens. A\nSEPTICS—Listerine an.:' Halitodne. TOOTH PASTE!— Pepsodcnt, Listei ine and < dyate. TOOTH POWDERS—Milk of M ; n md (’olffiute Dental. SHAVING CREAMS—Collates, Palmolive and Baibar-ol. Woodbury's Fiicial Soap. FACE POWDER—and Talcum Powdi ! < hmer Dociuet, Maviv, Melbalinc. Djer-Kiss, Iji ly Ester, Woodbary , etc. Colyat* Tooth Brushes. I.a'l'y Esters Nail Polish sets. MEM & DEW. TANGEE and Silvara li|l stick and rouye.. S. C. PRE\ 0 COMPANY

Mr*. Berbha Terry, and Mrs. Viola | Hodge visited with Mr. uml Mrs. Lu- , ther Hunter Sunday. The Sunshine club met with Mrs j Gladys Prichard Thursday afternoon.

.[. .;. .{. •!• * •!• HANNA ( ROSS K<>M>S Mr*. I.illie Day •J. + •!• d’ d* d*

Funeral services for William Perkins were held from the Union Chai«'l church Sunday morning L. V. McGaughey has the measles. Mr. and Mrs. Erne-t Garrison and Mr. arvl Mrs. Tom Burk of Brazil spent Sunday afternoon with Frank Day and family. Miss Bernice Harbiaon has the measles. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper at termed the funeral of Mrs. Don McGaughcy at Russellville Saturday morning. Mary Violet ami Hubert McGaughey have the measles.

WASH OUT 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES

Insull Subterfuge

Vitality

kid-

Win Back Pep . . .Vigor..

Medical authors agree that your kidnpys contain MILLS of tiny tube* or filters which I . Ip to purify the blood and keep you healthy. They should pour out thru the bladder 3 pints of fluid a day which contain* 4 j ads of waste matt* r. If you have trouble with too frequent

bladder passages with s. anty

intf burning and discomfort, the 1ft MILLS of kidney tubes net d washing out. This danger signal may be the beginning of nagging backache, leg paina, Ions of pep and vitality, getting up nights, lumbago, swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic pain and dizzinei If kidneys don’t empty a pints every d

rid of 4 pounds of was

:ake up these poisoi It may knock yo

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nerlous trouble. It may knock you lay you up for many months. Doi Ask your druggist for DOAN'

... a doctor s i n I’t been used suc< • fully bj sufferers for over 4D years,

relief and will help to wasn OUl me

MILES of kidney tubes.

But don’t ta ;e < I ances with strong drugs or so-called "L drey cures” that claim to fix you up in 15 nitrites. Your common sense will tell you tl th s is impossible. Trent-

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and irritate delicate tissues. Insist on DOAN’S PI LI S . ... the old reliable relief

wait.

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KENTUCKY DERBY BROAIM ASI SPONSORED BY ( HEVHOI.KI

that contain drugs. Be sun

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“dope'' or habit-forming vou get DOAN’S PILLS 19-4, Foater-Milburn Co.

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BRA/II. IE AM WINS

Chevrolet Motor company is to sponsor (he tenth annual broa’lcast of

.j. .J. .J. -J- .J. .J. v -i- EAST JEFFERSON TWP. -I•’f Bc-sic McCammack + .j. .j. .j. -E .j. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larkin ami Kimble were Sunday quests of Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace. Mrs. Mingle Hurst spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Lawrence McCammack. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keller call, d on Mr. and Mrs. George Smedley Sunday afternoon. Clare Hill visited with Savanah

Greencastle hiph school’s soft ball |

the famous Kentucky Dorby, Satur- team lost, 1C to 3, to the Brazil high j

day, May 5, according t<> an anounce- I school team, i

ment made by I*. Fisken, adver-1 tising manager of the company.

game on McKtjen

field here Wednesday afternoon. ! Hamm and Clemlenniiig composed the

Cohn Sunday.

Virgil Neier and family hav? moved . n k to their farm from Hazelwo i! w "iv he has binm teaching.

Mr. and Mrs. Loftie Stringer and | former years,

Mrs. Clem McCammack were in In-

dian..P'di,. Saturday.

Quin Ryan, celebrated Chicago Tribune feature writer and commentator, nn<l his c>>rps of assistants will be on hand to report the race. As in

local battery

Friday aft rnnon the local high school track ; c will go to Indianapolis for a triangular meet with

WGN will present an j Short ridge and Bloomington at the

independent broadcast will take the air at 5 p.

Mr. Ryan m., EST, to

Mr . ( iristine Sandy and Dixie Lee I pic«ent the race before the Kentucky

• ailed (in Mr . .John Ogles Thursday. Mr. ami Mrs. Lawrence McCammat k, Mi :iik I Mrs. Lowell McCammack and Marjorie, Rev. and Mrs. Iv lie I’i i liard, Van Humphrey, Mrs. Hettie Sr it. Mrs. Viola McCammack,

Derby stake event, \fter the fourth race anil up until the horses go to the post for the Derby event, Ryan will present experts in the racing field and also givo a complete description of the colorful scene at tho track.

Shortridga tr k. CODE HEAD FMUARRASSED CY OWN IK CONSISTENCY I’llILADEl.PHIA (IT) <j nip S. Wolb il, !. o’ ili Philadelphia Retail Code Ami horily. nva addin >•

Waxing confidential while en route to the United States on the S.S. Exilona, Samuel Insull described to newspaper correspondents how he : fooled Greek police. A little black , hair dye and removal of his specta- j cles changed the erstwhile Chicago ' utilities czar from the man at top to the more youthful one below. lag a banquet here outlining code requirements he • xhort d his lnar-j its to ei'mply, under threat of federal prosecution. "Why.” he continued in the same breath, "Three girls in our office ^ work from dawn to dark handling,

complaints.”

Somebody snickered. Then the whole room roared with laughUr.

ucKies are

n All-Ways kind to your til

“It’s toasted”

✓ Luckies arc all-ways kind to your throat

so round, so firm, so fully packed-no hose ends that s why you II find Luckies do not dry out We like to tell about the finer tobaccos are made. They’re so round and firm so in Luckies the choicest Turkish and free from loose ends. That’s why Luckies domestic, and only the mild,clean center “keep in condition”-that’8 w hy you'll leaves they taste better-then “It's find that Luckies do not dry out-**/w-toasted” for throat protection. But portant point to every smoker. Luckiesare Wc* re just as proud of the way Luckies always-in all-\vavs!-kind to your throat

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COFFEE SALE At Your AikP Store This Week 8 O’CLOCK World s Largest Selling Coffee 3 Ba* 55c

(Single Pound 19c) RED CIRCLE Ri t ' 1 i ' 11 u | BOKAR COFFEE ' • • n-f si CONDOR COFFEE v

National Child Health , ek—Apr. 30-M

COCOMALT Can 'I BABY FOOD Can 13i | CRF.AM of WII'T I

SUGAR

10 Lbs. •IDe Finn Granulated

FLOUR

t-b. 15c Scot Tissue 3 f ! 29c Lava Soap '■

Iona

Brand

2 !

Pickles ?' r 23c Brillo 2 ^1

Cheese Chl £ r i , c l k ,nl Our Own Tea

21-Lb.

Bap

Ivory Flakes ]:{;■ 21c Preserves Butter C K"u ry 27c ; u tter

Bread , r *’• , 9c Soap I®

SUPER SUDS 2 Egg Mash 10 ,U' b $1-95 Jelly

Grow’gMash i $1.95 Ivory Snow 2 Scratch Feed $1.59 Crackers “i

WE PAY CASH FOR CLEAN, FKE5H EGGS

COMBINATION OFFLR I Loaf Swedish Rye Bread 1 Loaf 24-0*. White Bread Vo? 15c

Sunsweet Pru* 2 £ 19c

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Early Ohio Seed Fotatoes l k |i r,.. Irish ( ohhler Seed Potatoes Fla. Oranges, 8 Lb. I»ag Texas Onions, Yellow, 1 Lbs.

in our

BEEF POT ROAST ^ FRESH GROUND BEEF — 2 Lbs 121* PORK LOIN ROAST, Rib End—Lb BREAKF AST BACON, 3 to 4 lb. end cuts. Lb. ^ SEA BASS, fresh, fully dressed U> BABY HADDOCK fully dressed. Lb. PURE LARD, 3 Lbs. . 3

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