The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 November 1934 — Page 3

* + * 4- + 4- + + 4- * 4- $ FII.IMORE 4* , . a 4- 4* 4* 4- 4- < u nU.m class of Uie Metho- „ av school held a Hallowe'en

party at the home of their teacher, Miss Evelyn .lane Miller, Saturday evening'. Fall flowers and black anil orange colors were used in the decorations, pumpkin faces lighted the

darkened rooms. Twenty-seven members and guests were present. Games end contests were played. Annis Varvcl and Robby Bowen won prizes for being the best masked. Contest

Special. For November uv Your New--1/ Living Room, Bed Room or Dining Room Suite Now and Secure FREE a Valuable Premium With it.

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Jioose the beilroom suite that best, pleases you from among the many on our kiors. Yen will receive this fine oil tempered Coil Spring free with \our purluse liming iliis month. See these suites. They are priced to imim-e your jrihase. Save now. Suites are Priced as low as $39.50 for Bed. Vanity and Chest

UFFET MIRROR OF YOUR CHOOSING FREE WITH OUR NEW DINING ROOM SUITE

j our choice of many distinctive buffet mirrors—round or rectangular with any itiing room suite during this special November offer. (iet that new Dining j n,) ro Suite for Thanksgiving. IMices are low now lower than they will he W.

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$59.50

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Distinctive Occasional Table FREE with your New Living Room Suite '“i. you may have your cholc. of several occasional tables free with a new lll t Room Suite now. Indoor days are here when a comfortable, beautiful n K room means moat to you. Oet an extra piece of furniture now and save ""■l of beautiful suitei to choose from. Suite as low as $39.95 Save on furniture in our Store Horace Link & Company The Store of Furniture

prizes w"re won by Charles Buis and I conference of Christian churches last

Franklin Shuck. Paper cups and 1 Thursday at Roachdale.

noise makers were given to each I ^iss Virginia Bryan of Tndianachild. Refreshments in keeping with p o] j fl npont the weekend witil her parthe season were served by the bos- ; ents nn ,i \t, s. Alex Bi y an. less, who was assisted by Mis. Ar- 1 ^]j 8S Marjorie Harter of Canaan thur Lisby and Mrs. William Smith. v i s j( tN | Sunday with Mr rtml Mrs.

Those present were Richard ruiPtt, I p_ otl0r( sp u ep ; ,

Bobby Smith. .lames Arnold. Dale Mr nn(1 Mrs . a. B. Hubbard have Robinson. Bobby Bowen. Ree Edward rpturnp(| homo from Hadley-. Ky.. Lydick, Bobby and Charles Buis, Ger-' where th( . y werP called Oet. .21 by aid Deweese, Harold Jackson. Wayne, j lhp iIlness „f t i 1r latter’s mother,. Mrs. Marion and Imogene Detro, Ellen. Annie i^jshy w ik» died a short time lane and Charles Ray Hunter. Rachel ' l)oforo lhpy arrived. She watH 93 Lisby. Lela and Leota Smith. Ma-1 y 0ars 0 |(| Funeral services were held donna and Ethel Jean Robinson. Vi-j at tho Haptist church, of which vian and Dorothy Taulboe. Vera Jean lia(1 t)P( , n a member for 78 years Miller. Mary Garrett., Mildred Smith.! Miss Mabel Grimes and IH d

ter spent Sunday with Miss Eloise Hicks in Indianapolis. Miss Elizabeth MoNary and Miss Ruby Bain of Greencastle were recent guests of Mrs. Edith Ruark. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Buis of Mt.

ers, designed to bum the spines off the cactus to make it edible, which he furnishes livestock men. King said that the spineless cactus ( has proved a good feed and with the • ihortagc of other feeds this winter is

Meridian visited Sunday with their | expected to fill a large port of the daughter, Mrs. Wilford Dev/eese and ! nl livestock. family. ' —• — Mrs. Jarmima Duncan is confined I ■ l l-Ll HDM. NEWS SERVICE

Bernice Wright. Franklin Shuck.

Annis Varvcl and Crimes of Indianapolis were guests!

| Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brotrn. j

Twenty members of the Christian I Homer Dunlavy and daughfter, church were present at a prayer j spent the weekend at the Century of j

j meting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.! Progress.

Elisha Cowglll Monday evening. j Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hicks and; Mr. and Mrs. George Bowman and sons and Mrs. O. N Hicks and d.'’.i.'| r b- , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ruark were Sun- . .

to her homo by illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yourr.an and family of Indianapolis spent the wckentl with Mr and Mrs. Charles

Smith and daughter.

Mrs. Kenneth Hicks and sons arc visiting her parents, Mr .and Mrs. Harley Harris, near Greencastle. CACTI'S I'l.WTs TO GIVE

V\ \s VEItV EFFICIENT WEYAITWEGA. Wls. (IIP)—A 'ist of some of tha commodities sold by Mrs. Doyle Springer, chief operator of the Weyguwega Telephone Company: Cows, sheep, horses, farm ma5 < hinery. trucks, trailers, radios fruit, jars, canary Birds, baby buggies, loves, puppies furniture, eggs for atchinj 1 f •• i 11ees, flowen,

COLOR MX) LIVESTOCK FOOD i •ate?;, nuts fence posts and flour. PUEBLO, Colo. (UP) Farmers j As part of her job. Mrs. Springer and stock raisers in this area are [broadcasts a nows and want ail seruslng cactus foi livestock feed rice over the part) ii:..- to ilM rural County Agent Hen King has burn- I ubscrihers

day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester! Ruark of Floyd township. Mrs. Homer Higgins and son Billy have returned home after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs Artie Parrish j at Coatesville. Rev. and Mrs. Fenwick Reed of Greencastle were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Lowell Dicks and daughter. Guests bf Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eckels last Friday and Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Winings of Indianapolis. Maynard Wright of Dayton, Ohio, and Miss Ruth Wright of Danville spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Nichols and daughter Bertha. Mr. and Mrs. Rono Layne and Mr. and Mrs Frank Gir-J ton and family spent Sunday at the Masonic home at Franklin. Mrs. Lizzie Sinclair and daughter Mrs. C. J. Ferrand have returned home after visiting Courtland Sinclair at Indianapolis. Mrs. Kate Campbell and Miss Naomi Carpenter spent Sunday in Coatesville, the guest of Mrs. Ella Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Day and Miss) Madelyn O'Dell attended the county

CLASSIFIED ADS —For Sale— The Big Walnut Baptist church will serve dinner at the court house on Saturday. November l-2p.

FOR SALE: Apples and cider. Strain's Orchard. 25-7p.

Rummage sale at court house Saturday, Nov. 3, at 9 o'i lock by Section 12, Methodist church. 31-2-21 Rummage Sale Saturday morning. Nov. 3, from 8 to 12 o’clock, in Old Kroger room, by Alpha Gamma Delta. 31-2-2t

Shropshire sheep for sale. Noble Alloc, Greencastle R 2. 1 mile south Mt. Meridian. 31-2p

FOR SALE: Nice, medium size Grimes Golden, 7f> i ts. and $1.00 per bu while no hu last Ripe pears. ISO and 75 cts hu. McCullough Orchard. 31-3t.

$1.50 quality candy at U-Shop, 50c pound. Smaller boxes. 25c and 15c. 306 S. College. 31-3t

FOR SALE: Potatoes, 60c per bu. One mile north of Canaan church. Charles E. Harter, '’oatesville. 24-tf

Will your windshield wiper work? We have a complete stock of Ttico motors and blades Dobbs Tire and Uatery Service. 26-6t

—For Rent—

FOR RENT 790.

James Cafe

Phone l-3p

—Lost— LOST or Stolen: Wash tub. Sophia Shilling. South Crown street 31-3t —MiscellaneousHot water heaters $6.95 and up: auto robes; 13-platc battery $3 95 exchange; floor mats 69c; scat covers 98c and tip. Dobbs Tire and Battery Service. 26-6t Notice to Farmers and others: Will make a real wholesale price on a quantity of 10 pounds or more of our best home killed beef. Flint’s Market. 31-2t.

Dance at Bainbridge, Friday night, November 2. at the Masonic hall. Good music. 31-3p

I am still writing insurance. Health and Accident and Automobile. The cheapest rate on the market. Will appreciate a call. Forest Claik, Fillmore. l-2p

Get your Permanent at .Grace's Beauty Shop. $2 00 $3.00. $4.50 and $5.00. Special on oil wave Permanents, tjvo lor $5.50. Marcels on Friday and Saturday for 50c. 208 E. Walnut St Phone 366-Y. Grace Routt, Prop. 1-lpl

Whai does i! .’tt ean when KROGER says j* DIRECT mSb From OUR FACTORIES io YOU"

IT MEANS: THAT we buy f W>d» from finett producing sections. THAT we buy in vast quantitiea— -assuring very lowest cost! THAT we prepare them in our rr Widern, sanitary factories! THAT they are tested for UNHTIRMIFY and QUALITY by our Own Food Foundation Testing Laboratories! THAT only one profit is made! THAT KROGER-MADE QUALITY” FOODS CAN BE OFFERED TO YOU AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! ONLY AT KROGER’S CAN YOU BUY KROGER.MADE, KROGER-TESTED FOODS!

Soap Chips

SUGAR

Swee theart

10 J ,1)8.

Fine Granulated

H;- 3Cc

50c BUTTER

Coffee Sale May Garden Tea Jewel rkV'ssc 19c Mixed " 14c Hot Dated Gun Powder, Y. Hyson French Coffee m». n.*. 23c Orange Pekoe •. u-u x l7c Hot Dated . j ’a ^ Pkir. 32c Country Club It 27c Orange Pekoe & Pekoe ’* "> ^ 17c

Raker's Southern Style Cocoanut Raker'* Premium Chocolate ('a I ti met Baking Powder Maxwell House Coffee COUNTRY (MR

Swansdown

'Vu b 13c r Cake Flour Aborted Flavors

23c Jello

Log Cabin *

It 25c Syrup

Raker**

It 31c Cocoa

wi: 27c 3 rkg.. 19c I"!’J'23c ’i ">■ 13c

2 Z. 21c

Lb. J:ii*

23c

Soda Crackers

EMBASSY

Peanut Butter

AVONDALE

Sliced Pineapple 2

Navy Beans IO Lbs - 39c

I'KNN-RAI)

Motor Oil S'S 97c r p t‘\

No. 2'4 -> e

Cans

COl'NTRY ( I.I'll

Apple Sauce 3 Packages Twinkle

3 Jell Moulds

2 19c

All For

I9c

Prunes

Lb. Pkir.

13c

Sunsweet

Apricots

11 Oz. RW.

22c

Sunsweet

Wax Rite

Pt.

39c

Liquid Wax

Lorna Doone

Lb.

33c

N. R. C. Cookie*

Melo

23c

Pin*

Bi l tx

71c 19c

New 32 Oz. Size Can Motor Oil , , 79c

Thrift Luba

Kitchen Klenzer ,

Chocolate Asnt. Bread iQc Country Club—Wholn Milk Devils Food Bar .V 21c Candy Bars 5 > > 14c

Corn Meal

FOULDS

Macaroni

25 Spaghetti >!• Noodles

_ , A Carmel Nut. Double. Square,

Lb. a. C ^

BagwJC Palmolive Soap 3 14c _ Super Suds 3 25c /C Crystal White 2 9c

ORANGES New Florida*, Juicy, Thin Skin.ied AppleS Kmlinr or Bak'ng l.b. 5C Lettuce ie*b»r* 2 h** 1 !* 13c

Celery Fenry Mirhlgen Cabbage Su,i,, Hrmie

Doz. jp c sun,, IQc 50 49c

U. S. No. 1 POTATOES

A. 95c I5c

Mirhlgan—Fur Winter Keepinir

Bacon

Sugar Cured

3-5 Lb. F.nd Cuts

1 '22k

Chuck Roast

Tender Juicy

u.. |4 C

Swiss Steak Fresh Ground Beef Fresh Picnics Fresh Cottage Dtlicioua With Apple Sauce

in 17c i.h. IQc “ 13 Jc tb i7 C

Bologna j&n Frankfurters Smoked Sausag* Armour Star Shortening j Jewel

ib 15c n- 12^c i.h 25c 3 "••- 35c

Round or Loin Steak

,b - 25c