The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1934 — Page 5

I.euNOMIC LAW ASSAILED

I Cunt Inne<t l''r«ni I’nire One) , ,!) ,u ami co-operative action ,iijr iiumun l)einKs as it is to con,ho forces of nature. Only e submerging o.f indivi'lual ,1, into unselfish anti practical m.intion can civilization grow." j11n,* however, the president , m .(l, may be delayed hy two types . ; hi lividuals.

■ i ( t." be said, “there is the man , i objectives are wholly right and ; prot'iv.-sive hut who declines . , | i rate or even to discuss ill, . of arriving at the objectives .,i; o he insists on his own methods ml nobody’s else. " I e other type to which T refer is individual who demands some , , e to the people of the United ■ u tiiat will restore what he calls ; b, re.’ When I hear this 1 can 0 i Ip but remember the plea made ,y o t.iinvent and certain types of , die I ‘big business’ all through Is ' ear of 19:50, 1991, and 1992 that : , nly thing lacking in the United yi.tt, was confidence. ‘•|,efi re I left on my trip 1 re- , I two letters from important i; oa, both of them pleading that 1 t ling to restore confidence. 1 both * f them I wrote identical wei . ‘What would you like to i ni .■ly'” From one of them 1 i' eived no reply at all six i. later. I take it that he still wondering how to answer. The | * man wrote me frankly that in 11 jud. rent the way to restore eoni I •: lire w is for me to declare that all ervision hy all forms of govern i i i lit, federal and state, over all f rms of human activity called busi-

ness should be forthwith abolished, j extended his thanks t 0 Governor | “ In an of Win i e " ou * h ""P'y tha ‘ r eP«al termed “another old friend of mine all laws, '.tat, or mf.ion-.l, which fi r his patriotic co-operation regulate bu-iness-that a utility | the national administration.”

could henceforth charge any rate. “We reasonable r otherwise; the railroads

could go barto rdiate.s .....i ...n, , ,■ :on.. o miaannai i , jirescrV"!-

with j

‘•vie agreements; tiiat the processors of foodstuffs could disregard all rules of health un i good faith; tha 1 the unregulated wild cat banking of a century ago could be restored; that fraudulent seem:tie. and wa.ered stuck could be palmed off on the pubic; that stock manipulation which iCU.-cI panics ml enriched insiders ould go uncheckol. In fa t. if we were to listen to him, the old law of tooth and the daw would reign ■ nee

wore.”

w ho support .this new d *a! lb because it is a square deal ami be other cause it is essential to the lion of .-icurity and happiness free ciety,” he concluded.

At this juncture, Air. Roosevelt oaused i’ml slowlc remark d: “My friends, the people of the "nited States will not restore that nn ien ,mic-r. There is no lack of con hdence on the part of those business men, farmers and workers who deal ly read the sign, < f the times. Soun ■conomic improvement comes fron the improved conditions of the who! pi pulation and n. t a small fraction t hereof.” The presiden then went on to explain tiiat confidence was returning to agriculture, bringing in spite of the drought, practicable planning in [dace of usele- bickering and sectional thinking. Confidence also, he added, was roturi ng to t!>,> manu fac'.urer, the v.orkci . husinefs bif and little, the bankor, arid even th, children, “whose ildhood has been saved them hy th, abolition of child labt r." In condusi n. Mr, Roosevelt also

( HWt.lNC SIOHK FROM'

Work of changing the fi"id and ■ mod; ha., the interi r of the S. C. i I’revo department store was well uolerway Wednesday. The front w'll| be c lanci'd into an arcade effect with ml;, uni entrance instead of the two | a- forin.i. ly. Attractive new display | window • are alsi planned and when! ■mpleted the Prevo store will have | one of the most modern fronts in i ii etion of the state which will I, ■ in j keeping w ith the pm^ressiveno.-s of i

this well known local firm.

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 9, (UP) President Roosevelt today natiomd•zed all ,-ilver in the United S'ales at 50.01 cent per fine troy ounc- and itlslnu ted that all silver be dclivciel to the mint.: within 90 days. Tile | rodamation was contained in in executive order issued hy the president under terms of section 7 of the silver purchase act of 1994. Se< n tary if Treasury Henry .Mm ienthau, Jr., sail 1 the nationalization vas ii.adi nece.-ai y because of the ising i n t of new silver and becaus" he treasury ould not pay more than

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10 I h. I»a>*' 5(k*

• 17c

it 73c $1.38

ASSORT FI) SIM< FS Shaker Top Cans

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Roll Butter Wesco Tea

Country Club

T4 lb. Prints lb 29c

Special Blfnd For Icing

Lb. 28c

2.5c

1-2 lb.

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iVIason Jars, Pints Quarts 8S Jar Caps, Pkg. Jar Rintts, Pkg. Jelly Glasses, Doz.

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PEANUT BUTTER POST TOASTIES GRAPE JUICE....

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scares (4hard drivers tdl us that about Geo

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OvOl'I.E who

JL anuizing new Weather when we nounced 43% wore

bought the ‘G-3” All-

tirsf an-nuti-skid

mileage are coming back now — pointing proudly to their speedometers and saying —

I low soon can w e sell you this husky tire—with broader, flatter, heavier tread — and with I6 u i more non-skid blocks in the tread center—and patented Goodyear Supertwist in every ply?

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“You didn't claim half enough! This tire is far better than you promised! It’s beaten any non-skid mileage we ever saw before — and still going strong!”

When you buy any tire — you certainly want the "G-3” — because you can get all its extra safety — all its extra non-skid mileage at no extra cost.

See the Husky Goodyear Speedway at these low prices

SIZE

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4.50 x 21

$4.90

4.75 x 19 ...

S5.20

5.00 \ 19 . .

3.25 v 18

$6.20

5.25 \ 21

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j .50 ct lit.- per ounce ft r the metal. Decision, he said, t.) nationalize the silver came when quotations reached j 49.5 cent - at 11 o’clock KDT at New ) ork.

Vian\ hvisrnt \i

-pent Tl ; i day afternoon with Vlr and M> Kd Ka.-'Or a. Portland Mills.

Sliorthorn Picnic

i! Mis. Frank Day Helen spent Sunday Mrs. Lewis Ikaniitc.

PEACHES 19 „„ - 5 Lbs. 23c Bushel $195 ORANGFS. Valpncias, full of juice, doz. 21c YFLFOW ONIONS, Medium Size, 1 I bs. ! F.MONS, Law Juicy, Doz. 25c l)UT( MFSSAI I'LFS, 4 19f

The proclamation .nu ll rizes the mints to • ize all silver in the 1'nited State.- on Aug. 9 They are directed ti deduct for seignorage and other expense, til S-2.5 per cent of the liver received and return to the depositors an amount equal to the monetary value of the balance. Payments will 1«‘ made in -tandnrd silver dollars, silver certificates or other Fnitud States money. The payments are equivalent to 50.01 cents per fine trov ounce. The e\e utive order specific 1 that all silver must he delivered to the mints wit in 90 days. A few exemptions are made. These include foreign and domestic silver coins, silver ore, silver owned by foreign governments and foreign central banks and silver in fabricated atticles. Domestic silver mined since Dec. 21. 1999 Morgenthau said, may still [lie delivered to mints under the proda nation of that date. Disclosure of the intention to na tionalizi diver came after Morgenthau had issued an or ler requiring American consular invoices on alt silvi r shipments to the Unite I States exceeding $100 except for silver al

F\EM IS HF.Il) \i FARM OF .1 \( K ( l.ODFKl.TEU NEAR FOR I I. VND MILLS

han 200 bre ders of Sh 'it

h ill al'le and their families and fi lend - attended the annual district Sh "it orn picnic at the farm of Jack t lodfolter near i'irtland Mills Wednesday. The meeting was in charge of Donald Webster and Olive Evans, prts.dent and ecie'.ary of the dis

trid association.

I he day's program include I talks by various Shorthorn breeders on their > xperiences, a Irmutiful basket dinii' i, a business meeting, and a toui of the Clodfelter and John Mc-

Cabe farms.

At ■ '• business meeting Wood Edward and <). ('. Miller, both >f Mont gomeij ' unty, were elected president and vice president of the organization for the ensuing year, and Olive Evans was re-elected secretary. The picnic will lie held in Montgomery

county next year.

An unusual feature of the day was ' the pn si nee of three generations of the Clodfelter family, all of whom are luee It rs of Shorthorn cattle. Jack i

Ch'ifelter, eldest of the

Mr. a: daughter Mr. a ail Kill men .

Mr. and Mrs. Many H ward and son Lyle -pent M nduy evening with Frank Day and family. Mr. am! Mr . James 1. Nelson of Greencastle calle 1 on Mr. im I Mrs. Cl .teiice Humphrey Sunday. Miss Helen Day spi-nt Saturday with M Waiieta Cannich tel at Gret mastic.

Frank Day anti sons were in C|n\ertlale Satnrtlay. Mrs. V C. LitlbetWr of Gr-encas tie -petit Siinday with Mrs. ('hatjeCooper. M. ry H nphrey is spending the week wit Mrs. Florenee Hell at Greeneastle. .Mr. amt Mr-. Ch-.rl'.'s Hurkett and - n of 1 ga pent Thursday with i.aft Met, . lehey anil familv. Violet Metiaughey, Helen Day and /oe McGa igliey wt ie in Greencastle Wednesila v

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ready in transit, silver for re-export

and crude silver. ‘ h o-n herd and his grandsons are car

M Tgenthau told reporters thai H' mg on. I silver already enroute to tht* United States prior to the proclamation

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Breakfast Bacon..

VEAL ROAST, Lb. It'Wed an.-l Rolled Shoulder Chuck Roast.. . SWISS STEAK. Lb. Tender Shoulder • Smoked Picnics .

12 l-2c

BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, Lb. diet '’, lb, 15c—2 lb. Flex’, or more HADDOCK — Boneless Fillets — Lb.

Dry Sugar < ured Small la'im 3 To 5 Lb. Pieces - Lb. ... VEAL CHOPS, Lb. Rib Cut EXTRA FANCY" — LH GROUND BEEF, 3 Lbs. Fre h "Ground si G \R ( I RF.D SH \NKI.FSS — Lit FRANKFURTERS, Lb. Large Juicy

131 c

would h.- consideretl free silver. I The nationalization followed a steady i —e of silver quotations on the markets and a decline of .diver

stocks in licensed vaults.

The nationalization "ill give the government the same control over sil-

ver u.-i it has over gold.

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(T(*JfeltjerH, u*‘\ \V||\ Klnnl S. till lit lit A

laid the foundation with his Short- J »!!!!!,'I,’i • ,j ,.. h'.i 'oi h!aw

flit- notltn tl to 111 »* < u anti t!i$»r* in ok *■ Ui iMif (»f lit i i shif*. aiul ri*t « lv«* tn**ir

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During the visits to the Clodfelter' u.'' Vm 'i V.’r 'viiust'.” iuac' and McCabe farms some splendid 1 4"l‘o " 1. 1 :• i u i intm cii

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Shorthorn cat’Je were seen by those. Cause x.. c.

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TINY SETS CATCH BROADCAST

MOTHER OF TRIPLETS WEST CHESTER, Pa. (UP)—Ap | patently tht* Guernsey cow owned by Claietice Jaminson grew tired of t!ie publicit given the Dionne qulntup lets and the Iowa quailruplets . Re- i cently she gave birth to three little! Guernstes.

Cream Chee.se

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17c

BOSTON ’(UP)—Rufus P. Turner listens in on the radio with a receivjing set Duit’s only l-64th <if an inch | stiuare. j * • ® He and Francis Wlilttemore, n I friend, mat le a Itet as to who could

+ *r + ff* ♦ + HANNA CROSS ROADS 0 Lillie Day + + + * 4* F

C produce the tiniest set. WhitteTnore’s

measured 1.32ntl of an inch square. Jtoth men did their work under niagnif.iing glasstg.

Mr .and Mrs. Robert Andrews anil Mis- Minnit Crouse iff Lafayette spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Humphrey. lltiryl Flint called on Russell uiki Hui"yi Day Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur HarUaoit

“Jsers of Fertilize’'”

Our Board Has Voted To Pay

Cash Patronage Dividend On Fertilizer If Earned. .

Hold your orders until Township meeting or our i 1 d >i lias seen you. Meeting in all Townships Augush I } to ! V PUTNAM ( ()., FAILM ID UFAU < ()!{!».

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