The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 June 1934 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTIK. fNUANA. fHURSDAY. JUNE 7. WU.

iSSIFiED ADS

^t'or Sale—

wo late to buy Itaby Chicks, i; > k ,. Buff Orp., and Rhode 'l youth Side Poultry StaI. .oi., Gn oiu astle. I’hhne 130.

fi-2p

a ge Sole at old Kroger store

..hinffton treet across from

Saturday, June 9 at 8

7-2p.

, goase,

;\IdC: Splendidly improved in : ,, res wheat. Box M. K., 7-Ip.

I) -Al l:: Some good (luems’y ,, them at Morris Burks . t' I.ime.lale. Phone R-l(). r ,. 5-3p

For lient-

I;| \ r: Six room modern I 402 W. Washington street or 7-lt.

|| RF.N'T: One furnished room enr'ii. Phone 877-X or call t Poplar street. 7-lp

WANTED: House cleaning, gartlening, white washing, any common labor. Samuel Holbert, • Howard. Phone 625-K. 0.7.0,,

ITBIJC SALE

MEN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes in Hendricks, South Montgomery Counties anl Green, -tie. Write immediately, Rawleigh ( n., Dept. IN-32-SB, Freeport, 111. 7-21 2p

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I/)iSfr:—Black female |{i),t,, n 'Poy bull, answers to natrae of “itob". Kinder please call 549. 0 op

LOST: V\, ite Fox Perrier with black markings. Reward. Call 52:; X. 0-2t.

LOST: Small gray l„ eonlainine money, perhaps in Kr, >' gnsery, Wednesday evening. Regard. Phone 592. t „

V/e will sell at auction, at the Wimmer home, 802 south Indiana street, on

WHAT A TIRE!

Saturday, June ( )tli.

Commencing at 1:30 o’clock, household goods including Hoover Vacuum cleaner, almost new; good rugs, chairs, dressers, porch furniture, kitchen and cooking utensils and garden tools.

WHATATIRE!

See it here! Goodyear test drivers burned out brakes—wracked cars — pounded the roads night and day — and it kept its grip twice as long as other tires!

—Miscellaneous - PERMANENTS: Fie.lric Spiral and Realistic Croqiuqn >'1.50 to $5.00. Our work guaranteed, phone 30C-YX. 208 E. Walnut Mo-Thu-tf

(laude & Andrew Wimmer, A,1 ministratnrs.

C. A. Vestal, Auctioneer

Regular trips to Chi, party of four. <tali 7',:i k.

—Wanted— ■ I: Rawleigh Ideal! ||, in ,11' like hot cakes. Main | lepre entative will be in I ,-t],, about June 10, to select t ,],■ p r-ons to supply consum-| t, ,, 1 : fur interview. Give' . ml telephone. Write Mr.' < . Dept. IN-92-FP,! [■ 111 5-7-2p

Ll MBEJcMKN TO Hoi D MONTHI ^ Ml | | |\<; Lurnbermen of Sub-D tri,-' \o. :{ will hold their recular uthh din-

men Wanted: I expect to be, , lie oion to interview a | it ,, ted in selling Rawleigh j F r interview write Mr. 1 ■ . Dept. IN' 82 SP, 7-14-2p '

TASTY SANDVVK Ill'S and (lood, Ico ( old bki:u at cows East Si<le S(|u ire

n r me:‘inv at Elm’s Inn, Thursday evening Matters ^retaining to the tale a. *iati ,n and the cole admin* Ora!ion affair, will be discussed. Am mg officers who will attend the ^ meeting will lie Max ( ritchfield of M. Wayne, state secretary of Iaiih* | ’’ r and Buililer Supply Association; 1 wis Walker of Terre Haute, code alministrator of Di-trict No. 3; Jolin Huste I of Pitt burg, district -eeir_ 'ary and Harry Allan of Greenoasflo, istrict director.

IN8ULL’ HANGHAI” l‘[ I \ I \ll S IN COPRT rHICAGO. June 7, (UP) 1 —Samuel lie nil Sr., former utilities magnate, ye terday f t bis figlit to escape trial 1 'ii barges of i 1 legal bankruptcy pro-| lea ding and Use of the mails to defraud. Federal Judge Philip Sullivan sus-

TF A < )IJ think the non-skid trend on your 1 present tires wore out too soon — you’re right!

Ordinary treads can’t stand the strain of modern driving.

But come in toda> and see a tire that will!

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PINK SALMON IKIDNEY BEANS

Tall Cans

Alaska Fish

Countrw Club

(iraham (Vackers, 2 II) pku 2;H* ( nintry ( lub Salad Dressing:, (Jt. Jar . . 19c Embassy Brand I Jewel Coffee, lb. bag: 21C

YVesco Tea, Flour

2 for 23c 3 cans 17c

29c 25c 19c

Coffee, Lb. Tin Country Club; Vacuum Packed

For Icing

1-2 Lb. Pkg,

< onntrv Club 5 Lb. Bag ...

BUTTER SUGAR

Country Club, Roll Style 1-4 Lb. Prints, Lb 27c

PURE CANF.

10 Lb. Bag 49c

lb. 26c

25 lb. Bag $1.22

SOAP CHIPS . .

PEANUT BUTTER

I'almolive Soap, 3 cakes 14c ^uper Suds, 2 Pktfs \ 5c ( rystal White, 2Sc PORK and BEANS PILLSBURY’S FLOUR.

5 lb. box 25c . 2fo. jar 13c

The new “G-3” All-Weather! ft has a wider tread - flatter tread — wore rubber in the tread — wore non-skid blocks in the center of the tread — and gives 43% longer non-skid mileage than the best previous Goodyear AJ1-W eather.

No matter what ear you drive — no matter how \on drive - this tire will give you wore miles of safety—XV NO EXTRA COST!

WARNING!

Watch the rest of the industry try to copy this amazing tire. Watch them try to duplicate Goodyear's claims. But, remember, you have to have“non-skid” before you can hav* “non-skid mileage.” And to have “non-skid,’' you have to have GRIP where you see it here —GRIP in the center of the tread — the place where it counts, because it’s the spot where the tire contacts the road. Look at the grip on this Goodyear Tire and ask yourself why buy any tire that lacks this safety? And keep in mind that you cannot successfully build this type ot non-skid tire without the extra-durability of Supertwist cords.

t on pay no more for the new

‘G-3’

All-Weather!

The Best News 01 All!

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tuined a government demurrer to the Chicago. (lOd bond, one of the highest ever set petition of Insult seeking to e»ea|)e ( Insull wo notified to appear in in the courts here. trial on ground he waa N Au«iwfod H | f»ferai ourt toy tor armign- In addition to his trial In federal in Turkey and illegally returned to ! merit. He is at lilierty under $230.-1 court, Insull faces state charges of

embezzlement. He i- jointly charged in the state courts with he brother, Martin, who wa extradited from Canada.

Seminole .Mustard IVnn-Kad

Toilet Tiwsue I Rolls Embawiy Brand I'iiiI

25c 10e

"WHY IS STERLING BEER

Motor nil 2 gal. | | y

Plus He tax < an 'l 1

IIOOSIEK HR \M>

I llu/.en Cans 3tK 5 I.B. S U K 2r.c, 21 I.B. SACK

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10c 95c

STANDARD PACK CORN OR TOMATOES - 3 No. 2 Cans 25c

TOMATOES, Red Ripe, Lb 10c

50 MUCH BETTER?"

THEY ASK

ORANGES, 2 Doz. < alii mia Valencia* LEMONS, Dozen ' i,; ll Size Siiiiltist CANTALOUPES, 3 For •lumho 45'm

POTATOES BACON

APPLES, 3 Lbs. GREEN BEANS, Lb. BANANAS, 5 Lbs. CABBAGE. Lb. BEETS AND CARROTS. Bunch t S. NO. 1 AI.VBAM V 4 TKII MIMIS

19c

5c

25c

4c 5c

NO BEER SEEMS TO HAVE THAT SATISFYING BEERY TASTE OF STERLINGI WONDER WHY

III TELL YOU WHYSTERLING ISA TRUE BARLEY-MALT BEER-THATS RARE IN AMERICA

WINS OVER OTHER LEADING BEERS BECAUSE IT’S MADE THE COSTLY TRUE BARLEY-MALT WAY

LBS.

SWKKT, see. All I FKKD . • .1 |» 5 LB. PU CKS, Lh. ..

21c 15c

SLICED BACON, No Rind — Lb. ZZc * huck Roast, Fancy Quality, Lb 131-2c Swiss Steak J>''d«r Shoulder ]y c | jar d, 'iSlenX 3 K |jl l ‘‘ 25c Ground Beef or Pork For Loaf, Lh 10c frankfurters, Armours Large Lb 10c Bologna whftlp «rnaw 45c Fickle I/iaf J!!.'^Lulf!Ti!

^ I^irfte, l.h

( ream ( heese

Whole or Half Larfce. Lh. ..

IThuringer, Lb..’. 19c

Mmred laimheon or

Mild Wine main ^ 9^*

' ;*y . . mm he ^v'. WC i3> , 1

OOME people can’t explain it e :ept to i , admit that Sterling “tusti better. Others “in the know” realize that the real reason for Sterling’s popularity is “full barleymalt.” That means no cheap su' titutis nothing but the finest ingredients in Sterling! It’s a costly way to brew beer only a lew American beers are true barley-malt. But it means a richer, fuller enjoyment lor you at no extra cost. Sterling is a beer that is unexcelled for rieh, creamy foam, inviting color and aroma, full, satisfying body. It's slowly fermented filtered 53 times — made with prize-winning hops blended with finest, imported hop;. And the difference all this makes is shown in the way Sterling is reaching new sales peaks, beyond other beers, month after month! Order a case of this true barley-malt beer today and discover beer at its best. On draught, if you prefer.

STERLING BREWERS, INC. ^ EVANSVILLE, INDIANA rMt

r /THE COSTLY MADE ; y

BE SURE TO ORDER A CASE TODAY. If YOUR DEALER CAN’T SUPPLY YOU, PHONE:

17 S. Ind. St.

Hoffman Bros. Fhone 3,9