The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 January 1935 — Page 3

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E i putXiKXM ' • [i \\< I rrK Ind.. Ian. '' ' L adju tn> ' . tion c ■ Hoffman. Lafayette, who D i the educational phowe: hemp, emiie.l ' M he ’, JK . Adjustment A<imi. | production to consump-1 . L uiii receive r work and invontinent program actually ‘ L , . . 1 i iltlCl i"l! [ [. . (•■mtiact [of 10 per r 011 *- * n l 'o: a L nip.. Lrodut ti( n ’rom i • L,. contract in ll'-'. L, :,o pei cent n dm ' • ' , ., n d a 25 per cent ■ production. This year l, g are pennltte< I to ra

last year, such lam L n!' d hy ' ■ Icultin e. ll and all of the AAA consumption and one of

"llie m:. n ..

iw of the Coi

pro;' i in n 111 .

inerc. i to m c< n the in< ■ ■ 3 ti’.:'

acreage Bin i i

lowing previous <

drouth years

coun! ■'. 4

priC’-H fl .

which, in the

tnerva* l pork p:

extent tl. it he;

1 il0| htiff

—

dv. i . , lent of i his city, $10 a thousand for bluegilla and • Indianapolis rockbaaa fratp $40to$9Qa thousand

lie icijiii st on small mouth bass,- depending on i.i the ceme ! the length, and from S.’IO to $. r )0 a

CLASSIFIED ADS —For Sale—

tery.

thousand for large mouth bass, de- ; FOR SALE: Platform for short

pending! upon length. No club will be wheel-base truck, stock-rack and | Paid over $500 for fish. ,r ra i n ) m |. Julian Petro, Killmore. t M I < ( 'i'l.l! \'l i ; Eighty-one conservation clubs had 2fl-:ip.

II \(,a TION contracts to operate rearing ponds

during the jmst year, producing

J..n. ^1 thousands of game fish which were |

tem i.uhs interested of rearing ponds for

INI

Consc

FOR SALE: One Electrolux Sweeper with attachments. Used five

; n ^ )C j planted in Indiana lakes and streams, months. Lost $89.50. Will Sacrifice Cooperation of the clubs with the De- for ■$^ r> Phone oOO-LX. ’ ,1 ' 11

tp.

rta.!nusl d° r lf , ‘. r) with the state hatchery :acil- u ^t. en ,j ih e game, notify I ! me being ■ ‘ties being extended and the conser- j Hjshop at high school by

d tc

d i* it was anVii ;*,ii M. Simmons,

' i >i'i>ai tment of

>;t to . ! itE FKID \

I. Ail be fil nounc

Consc rvi Tiie I! , 1 1.vide that ' ■■■■■' • « !:■ i".". . ning ponds ■ imt i m a parent fish, fiv * . - i the state ■ ti i ■ ■ . -t j.' .nt their fish 1935 A MW 1 ■ • • . • : i ..'operating a y jiiodU' » i t • • mt i t. Tliese inaitn'ent of

I used a ! partment of ( onservation in the j Tickets for Brazil-Greencastlc : ns in their j propagation of game fish, resulted <n game next Tue sday at Brazil. 25 output of 11 ' no,e thorough stocking of Indiana centa if bought here. 50 cents if lakes and streams last year than had bought at Brazil. Tickets on sale at been possible in the past. An even Mullins drug store. If 35 or more fans greater stocking program is planned j w j 8 h to charter special interurban to

William Monday

.av file thei'

* /itli ihe De-

v.; ’on after Feb.

vation clubs again cooperating.

noon. 34 cents round trip on traction.

| FOR SALE: 9 foot counter, $3.00. j Furniture Exchange, east side square. Phone 170-L. 31-lt FOR SALE: Home grown, recleaned. little red Clover Sets I. Price reasonable. Bruce Lane, Bainbridge, Indiana. 31-2-2t

lii Thr Legislature INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 31. With an eye single to the demands of the people of the state, rather than to any platform declaration, Democratic

members of the Indiana state senate! RUMMAGE and WTiite Elephant late Wednesday, in executive caucus. S aie, Saturday morning, 8 o’clock,

Court House. Clothing, dishes, lamp

31-lt.

TESTED AND D ■ : T YET COUNTRY Cl ; .

Tpl V'

SAVE MONEY! 4| Kroger’s Ily Buying At |(- I aw R.'guh'.r I 1 ;

(hfen Beans ID .1 \ i' i'.’ Caroni Spafrhfttl

It's

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vo Ion

4-:. "29c;

I.b. 10c I’kr. 10C

25c 11c 21c 25c

N*». 2

Can

Tib. Can

FLCI CCF TOM.

BUT!

Milk

Catsup ‘ ( in try Club Apple Sauce 3

GUARANTEE :;o .jouE! 24 Bag Lb.

voted against any repeal of the stati

w'de primary law. _ j shades, etc. The vote of the senate Democrats

was in accordance with the opinions' ^ ew battery,

Ginnt Cans

95 c 27c 25c

|l;.rwill H' life A Cb: <■ |orn Lb.

S<.<ln I.b. Tlox 10c 7 lib. r (i Wafers Lb. Box 10c Soap so ti akes or Granules

T.ir.

Pkir.

P Powder ^ Burv

po r.nundry

^ghetti

lull Hoy—Prepared

light Meat

non

enuino Pink )ber Girl llakmK Powder

Jdorf

loilet T i sue leaties liplirhlfnl r.rcul luick k

Hi tnils

31c

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Cana Tall

Tib. Can

41’.i'ii -

Waffles

" «. »’et. Carnation

>wn Sugar

pfOW I'rire

ebuoy

plealth Soap

ip 3

25c

lut [ A vondnle coa | ,l ur .Mother’* Khes [Avondale coanut [In Hulk

I I inn Cranulatiil

PtK ROAST T'ihI'i Savnrt

No. 21*

Cans

lib.

Lb. Can 10c No. 24 Cana

cj n

JEWE SOAP

Liu!}

Boll

Lh. j . Bo:-: Z ! C Lb. 77*-

c Peaches

No. 2 4 Cans

Ltr.

Pi . r . t| Pki

17c 13c 10c ISc

21c j

25c:

,9c

25c 11c 23c 17c 11c 2Cc 25c

Lb. 5 C 4 23c

10 c 25c 17c

. 6c

1(10 Lh.

Pancake 2 r 'V:

Flour—Country Club Scans 5! < : 112 ^

With Pui'. -Country Club oni 3 19c ( :: (V*mtry Club

33c 13c

tVeseo Uraiul, 100 lit. Bag

We LH)

co, 11!',' i.h. r.

'125 37 $1.85

Kino Granuh.tetl —25 Lb. I . g $1.20

!D T 47c

7c 25 Lit. Bn • $1.23

FLOUR—21 Lh. B i

Carton : Uhl Medal

■ Pillsbury

Lb.

? i 09

i: r.ovv r.Eci r.AB r ices

"EE

3 Lb. Bair CCe I.h

Sweetheart

i.h. 'arton

?9c 25c

rntfi

Extra Tiar;r n

SeodlcsH

25c 17c 29c

17c I 35 c I

10 I.bn. 75 C

100 Lb.

Hag

pane.:

Grape. Apples' Lettuce Icober ' Carrots Fancy Onions

nry

Fnney Ibix Winoonj/, Rome Her

H j 5c

13c

Ce.'ery

Cafcbap.e

Poialocs

2 nch.

3 n, 10c Tan^cr.ncs IT. 5T. No. 1 I I 9 Lb. Hag 9Hc to

K' 19c - 5c I h - 5 c 15c

2 5c 2 h ’ 25c

T.b. Peck

o 5 L|> l 15c

10UND f; [UEUT STEAK :ef boil HADDOCK FILLEI RD

I'.i e.ihfaht ml t uts SW’SS STFAK 1 v mb r SliouHlur 0 h («round i;; \(K BASS ■ j .«ji On* d.ihI

Ml.

Gcnuire,

2 Lbs.

' ‘s

IB.

25c Lb. !9c 10c lb. 22c 10c

25c*

ISc

nf Governor Paul V. McNutt, who, it

(change; Windshield

$3.95 ex-

wipers; flash

INDEPEMIEN i \h I TEAMS I’O MEET \T BAINItKIDOK Tonight at the Bainbridge high :-chool gymnasium the Greencastle Texaco Fire Chiefs will clash with the Rockville Texacos in what promises to be one of the best independent basketball games of the season. Former Bainbridge stars including Wayne O’Hair, “Woody” Dickson. Proctor and Sands with the addition of •'Hank” Stone, former Greencastle player, will compose the Rockville lineup. rile local squad's probable lineup will be Hammond, E. Crawley A. Gross, Hurst and G. Crawley. Thi game will start at 8 o’clock.

NOV-KESIDIM NOTICE State *>f Indiana, Putnam County, ss: In the Putnam Circuit Court January Term, 1935. No. 14.69<T. The Federal Land Bank of Louisville

vs.

Fredrick D. Williamson, et al Be it known that on the 30th day of January, 1935 said plaintiff filed

affidavit in due form, showing that the defendants. Albert E. O'Neal, un-

man ie I, Everett O’Neal, unmarried,

Dobbs

Tire & 31-3ts.

For Rent-

FOR RENT: Attractive unfurnished four room apartment. Close in. Garage. Lockridge Apartments. 15-tf

will lie remembered in his message to - batteries, 5c. tire legislature, took no stand on' l Sitvici.

rimary repeal, merely pointing out 1 to both Republicans and Democrats' the planks for repeal in their 1934

platforms.

The governor, it is said, also has taken a stand against any revision of the present primary law to include United States senators or governors, as provided in a bill introduced by Senators Alanson Allbright. of Cayuga, John Bright Webb, of Indianapolis and Willard M. Anderson of Martinsville. These three senators! • are known to be opposed to the state

administration and the concensus of, Coffee or other route men. opinion is that their bill, including, proposition for light-man. Rawlcigh. . .. . Dept. INA 177 L. Freeport, 111

—Wanted—

WANTED: Baby Carriage. Phone 483-K. 31-2ts. WANTED: Giil for General Mousework and case of children. Call at 206 Hillsdale Avenue. 31-2ts.

WANTED: Milk, Bakery.

Tea, Good

31-lp.

WANTED: Married man. with no children over 5 years of age, to work on farm. Must have best of references. Post Office Box 172. Bainbridge. 31-2-2ts

29-5p.

tiie measure to prevent state or municipal officials from attending as delegates, state conventions are designed merely to embarrass the ad-

ministration.

The state highway commission bill, introduced by Representative Balthasar, of Valparaiso, passed the

house during the afternoon session.! WANTED: Work on faim by da'/. The bill gives the state highway Bost references. Three in family. Cye commission authority to borrow a ' R a ‘'‘’ r ’ 20:{5 Sch001 St ” Indianapolis,

million dollars with the approval of the state finance committee. This money is to be used to obtain federal grants to the highway commission ilue July 1, 1935, amounting to $.3.084,000. A like like amount is avail-

able a year later.

And in connection with the highway commission, it is possible that legislation may be introduced to take away from cities and counties half of the gasoline tax money now sent them under the 2-cent apportionment of the gasoline tax receipts.

In return for this

state highway commission

—Miscellaneous—

LOANS

MADE TO FARMERS

To buy Livestock, Implements, Seed etc. Terms. S, 6. 9 mo. to pay.

INDIANA LOAN CO

241, E. Washington Phone l.*>

i«l land,

•umpefont person Hint the defend.-intf^ Mury O. Compton, m widow, ajid Hattlo M. Hughes. Albert HukIuh, her husband. Hhinch flentis, John Oentis, her husband, are non-residents of the state of Indiana, and that the object of this action is to foreclose a morttCuge upon real estate in Putnam Pounty, in th»- State of Indiana, de-

scribed ns follows, to-wit;

All that part of the southeast quarter of section 3, which lies south of the I. !>. & \V. Railroad, and all that, part of the east half of the southwest quarter of section which lies south of the T. I). & \Y\ Railroad, and containing in both tracts, 214 •»cres, more or less; also, the north half of the southwest quarter of section excepting the right of way of the I !>.

& W. Railroad across sal mining ho acres, more

said lands being situated in township 1 <» north, range r> west, and containing In

the aggregate, 294 acres, more

ind that the said defendant

Compton, a widow. Hattie M. Albert Hughes, her husband, 1

Oentis, John Oentis, her husband, are lierelu notified that unh’' ; they lie and ippuar in tli*' I Mi t n; i:: i Pin wit Court m tin* 141 h day of March, 1935, at the •ourt house in the town of Green•astle, in said Pounty and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will he heard and determined In

their absence.

IN WfTNKSS YVHKRKOr. T have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the seal of said court, this Itith day of January, A. I>. 1933. JIOMKR P MORRISON. Plerk. Putnam Pircult Point. OLKNN II LYON, HOWARD A. SOMMKR. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 17-3T

mitm i*. nr Mintin '* *\i.i: nr

IIP \l. KSTVI’K

By virtue of a. certified copy of a

me directed from the Clerk

, CO!

all P I

g It less

ts, Mary O. M. Hughes, ml. Planch

directed from

Putnam Circuit Court iti Cause 14fi07 wherein the Hankers Trust my is plaintiff and Elmer Ross are defendants, requiring me to sum of $2,432 s4 with Inter-

costs, I will

- •'■''-’'expose at puniK sale to the highest.

Mat Y' Talbott Birnbaumer and Fran- bidder on saturdn r : > ry 9, r.t:: ..

* ' between the hours of 10:00 a m. and

cis Birnbaumer. her husband. Agnes ’ 4 p. . of s.tid o .v tti*- door <*f the

Talbott Pierson. • Agnes Talbott

decree Of the

(Mwnp; et a I

make the

♦•st on said decree and

rise at public* sale

Agnes

Pearson* and Alvin Pierson, her husband. Keith Talbott and Frances Talbott. his wife, are non-residents of the State of Imliana and are necessary parties to the complaint herein; and that the object of said action is to foreclose mortgage upon real estate in Putnam County. Indiana, and said non-resident defendants are now. therefore, hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them and that the same will stand for trial on the 2Sth day of March, 1935, the same being the 70th Judicial day of sait! Term, 1935 of said Court, and unless said defendants appear and answer or demur to said complaint at said date, the same will he heard ami determined in their absence. Homer C. Morrison. Clerk. Glenn H. Lyon, Atty. 31-3t

NOTH I. TO >ON-|{|.SUM NT* ST ATI: or INDIANA. PPTNAM POUNTY, hh: JN Till: PI TNAM PIRCPIT COi’RT .1 AND ARY TKRM. A D. 1 PAPSE No 14712. THK MI TTAL BENEFIT LITE INSURANCE COMPANY. :i • orponitlon. I'lnintIff. » vs. YY I Ll.! Y M T. (’OMPTON. ET AL. 1 >c fc nd;» n l s. The plaintiff In the above entitled cause having filed its complaint herein, together with an affidavit "f jl

House in <Iruoneastle, Indiana.

Mils

4 p. in., of said day at Court House in tlreei

Putnam County, the rents and proi for a term not ♦•xe»*eding seven years from the following described real estate in Putnam county, Indiana, fo-

wl t:

The South half of the Northeast Quarter of Section l ift* • n, Township Sixteen North, Rang** Three YV'est ot tin* Second Principal Meridian, containing eighty acres, more nr less. Also tie* Southwest quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section Fourteen, township and range aforesaid, except five acres off of the east side thereof, being all that part of said quarter quarter section lying on the East side of YY dnui Creek, and leaving in the tract described thirty-five acres, more or less. Also, all that part of the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section Fourteen, township and range aforesaid, lying on the north side, of Big YY’almit Creek, being a strip along tin* north side of said creek about forty rods long and eight rods wide and containing two acres, more or

less.

Containing in all one hundred seventeen acres, more or less. And all buildings. improvements.

rights, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging or appertalnln

together with all fixtures and now or hereafter attached t

appertaining.

ticleH used

to, or

premises,

urofits will no

satisf

de title to said

» much thereof as may discharge said decree,

•onneetlon with the If such rents and pr

sulI for a sufficient sum

said decree. Interest and costs, I at the same time and place, expose public sale the fee simple title to

real estate or so much t!

Vie necessary tc

interest and costs. Saul sale will made without any relief whatever from valuation and appraisement laws. , ~ In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set mv hand this ,15th day of • , " n " ary ’ JOHN T. BTITHERUN. Sheriff of I’litnnm founty. Indiana. ! liienn H. I.vnn, Mturnry for tho Plaintiff. 17-31

Mr. Farmer Are you going; to buy a tractor? Do you want to save from

one cent, the 00 to 00 per day on operating would cos t g . a bill is now up to take away

take over all city and town streets lhe f anner refund of 4 cents a gallon now traversed by state highways. 1 on gasoline. Why Pay 15 to 19 cents and would take into the state high-Jp er gallon for fuel when 8 cents will way system for maintenance, the ( | 0 the same job. Make me prove it. I main travelled roads of the counties. * cani and will show you at my John According; to the highway officials, j Deere Tractor Day on Saturday. t..king this load off the cities and February 16 at the Franklin Street counties would just about make up to 1 Garage. Come and see for yourself, the amount of the one-cent taken Walter S. Campbell. 30-2-2t

from them.

The necessity of this action, while it. may not mature, is brought about by the continual demands from counties that the highway commission add county roads to the state system. Under its present revenues, the commission cannot add further to the

state system

BASKETBALL Cathedra) vs Tiger Cubs. High School gym, Friday, Feb. 1. Two games. Admission 25 cents. 30-3t.

Everybody come to Wydwood Thursday night. Jan. 31. Big Half and Half dance. Music by WBOW radio

Under the apportion-! entertainers. Gents 25c and Ladies

ment of the gasoline tax moneys, it 10c. ia readly agreed hy members of the legislature, certain counties are ob-

20-2p

MR FARMER Don’t forget the John Deere Plow. Tractor and Imple-

taining more than is necessary andi entday Satur(iay Feb many 16. 10 in addition, the moneys so returned'^ m to j p m Franklin Street are not being used for highway pur- Garaffp Walter S Campbell, poses. 31-2-4-6-8-11-131

And in line with this fact, a proposal has been made to distribute the F one-cent left to the counties on a basis of 50 per cent population and r>0 per cent road mileage. At present the ratio is seven-eighth on mileage and one-eighth on population. It is considered that the former ratio is a more equitable distribution. Under the new distribution plan, cities would not be given gasoline money, but maintenance of city streets over Which highways traverse would be taken into the system for mainten-j

HOI I!

Kitchen Queen. All Purpose Flour—24 Lb. Rag

77c

MATCIIKS Satin Tips BOXES *2 1 C

Oaklov’a S|M*< ial Lh.

17U

( holer Muir Di led, ' i ib*

CORN llouc\ Kernel

14c

Fancy Tiny Kernels, can

PEAS Quality

Early •lime No. 2 Fan

15c

CATSUP l.ippineott’s

l()e

14 Ob. Bottle

PEACHES

IHXlClIE DINNER Scans

SMOKESALT

BROWN SHEAR, L)>.

SOAP

CLOVES CRACKERS SPINACH

27c 25c

25 Lb.

Bug

Crystal White Ml Bars ( an\as

Pair

llollieannu Select Soda 2 It*, box

stokely ’s Finest 2, No. 2 ( ans

DATES

Fancy llallovti Lb.

CANDY BARSiJ.Tr«r

55 c

5c 24c 9c 19c 25c 10c 10c

•5* •9

+ + + f f -e EAST JEFFERSON TWP. Bessie McCammack

d* ’I* 4*

Sunday guest of W. M. Herbert were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tabor ‘and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Doras

i Solomon.

! Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heavin allied on Lester Terry and wife Sunday

• afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Goodpaster visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles

McCullough Sunday,

ance. Under this system, highway | an( j Mrs. Clifford Horton are officials estimate they may take into: p arpnts G f a daughter horn Sat-

the state system an aggregate of ap- ur(|ay pvpning

proximately 1,000 miles per year. 1^ L, u ther Hunter was Sunday dinner is agreed that cities like Indianapolis, of L awrence McCammack. Fort Wayne and other large cities | aml Mrs Vaj) n unl phrey vtswhich now obtain huge grants from Up<1 Satur(lay wit h John Ogles tiie gasoline tax money may oppose Mr(( A D San ,i es called on Mrs | such a redistribution, and for this Gowp |] McCammack Tuesday, reason, if the proposal comes in in Rpv Ray Hanks is holding a re-1 the form of a bill, it may be vo tc<i v j va j nieeting at Union Valley, down. But the fact remains the Norman and Clyde Stringer nnent highway commission, if It is to add to Wednesday night with Marjorie Me- i

the state highway system, must be Cammack,

granted some additional revenue to| Montie Prichard was Sunday din-

niaintaln the Increased system.

ner guest of Bertha Terry.

“Quality Inspected Meats” FREN4 IIEII $ E XL < I TI.ETS, Non Bone or Waste, I h. FRESH FXI.F BRAINS, Lb. FRESH Mi ATX SPARE RIBS. Small, I h. SMALL LEAN PORK C HOPS, Flit from 10 to 12 Lh. Loin, Lh. FRESH (.KOI NO BEEF FOB LOAF OR STEAK. Lb. FRESH VEAL OR PORK HEARTS, Lb. PI RE "OKK SAUSAGE, Old Plantation Style, Lb. Armour’s Sugar ( tired MELROSE < \l AS, 4 to 6 lit. Ave., I.h. ENGLISH CUT PORK ROAST, Lb. FRESH LIVER, Sliced Thin. • b.

1-2e I -2c 15c 1-2c 10c 10c 15c I -2o I-2c 10c

TOILET TISSUE

So Soft 1,000 Sheet Rolls

21 e

APPLE BUTTER

10c

Imitation 21 <>/. 4nr

MINCE MEAT o 9 <>' or: n Pkgs.

TOMATO JUICE

London’s Large Tins

10c -

Vb£/r FOOD

^STORES,' •V , y -