The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 May 1936 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNEE, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1936.

CHATEAU Last Times Tonight DON’T MISS NOW VO!' MAY BK SORRY A 4 Star Picture Miriam Hopkins Merle Oberon Joel McCrea "THESE THREE”

Friday & Saturday IT'S A PARAMOUNT Bi'st show in town.

and

A Iso

Ki*ii Maynard

“Mystery Mountain''

And Oswald Cartoon

Color Reel

DON'T FORGET ‘KIDDIES' Free I'ri/.os Saturday '! |i. m. 5 Days, Starts Sunday MIDNIGHT SHOW SAT.

11:30

One of the Grandest Pictunw You’ll Ever See. IRENE DUNNE. ROBERT TAYCOK ('has. Butterworth, Betty Furness, Henry Armetta, Ral|di Morgan. ‘Magnificent Obsession’

ROTARIANS I,EARN HOW TO EXERCISE POPEREY Marion Crawley, <lirector of athletics in the Greencastle hish school, demonstrated to the members of the

merit of agriculture, the 11 per cent of the acreage sown to wheat last fall had been abandoned and that which remained showed a condition of 69 per cent of normal. This is one I point below last month and 12 points below the ten year average. Hessian ! fly damage also has been heavy in some areas. A yield of H bushels per acre pro-

Household Goods At Public Auction At The DR. POST RESIDENCE 916 South College Avenue, on FRIDAY, MAY 15 At 12:30 p. m. Complete Hue of household goods including unti(|uc chairs, tallies, a clock, vases, dishes, etc. Mrs. John Weaver

Rotary club Tuesday, how they can keep young and active through daily exercises. Whether any of them tried the various exercises which ho demonstrated on Thursday morning,! remains to be seen. However. Mr. ! Crawley gave some very interesting facts which Columbia university has issued. They show at what ages men | most need exercise, and they also ■how at what ages this important' health issue is almost complete over-i looked. I Mr. Crawley demonstrated the correct way to stand, to stretch, to throw, to lift an article, to climb a ladder, to walk, to run and to jump. He also showed the most effective exercises for weak or fallen arches and suggested that these exercises be gone through daily at home and if they are followed moderately at first, they will soon put one in fit form for most any kind of athletic program that will add much to one's health. I

11% OF WHEAT AREA RUINED 111 SEVERE WINTER W EATHER Effects of the severe weather of last winter on Indiana's wheat crop was revealed today with the statement of M. M Justin, head of the department of statistics of the Purdue university agricultural experiment station and the U. S. depart-

V. W. Shirley s Service Station Don’t risk a penny TRY VEEDOL MOTOR OIL 10 DAYS On make jfood offer.

$634 DELIVERS TO YOU A Standard Chevrolet Town Sedan

with

rret Steel Top, Hydraulic Brakes, and No Draft Ventilation. . ft H. Chevrolet Sales

115 N. JiickNoii St.

Phone 326

“If you don’t buy n Chevrolet We both lose.”

weather

ducing 24.038.000 bushels the present tame hay was reported on May 1 aa forecast which may be compared to 76 per cent of normal, the same as a last year’s figure of 28 458.000 bush- year ago. but three points below the els and the five year average of 26.- ten year average. April 279.000. The acreage seeded last fall was X,929,000. somewhat large!

than usual, but only 1.717.000 is left for harvest this year. Justin’s figures

indicate.

The acreage seeded to rye last tail was 211.000 but only 127.000 acres or 60 per cent remained for harvest i This acreage fs 78.000 less than was harvested last year. Condition of the | crop on May 1 was reported as 78 I percent normal against 87 a year ago. A yield of 11.5 bushels per acre is anticipated, producing 1.460.000

bushels.

Stocks of hay on farms were re ported to be 28 per cent of last year’s crop which meant 445,000 tons. A year ago this estimate was for only 217,000 tons, and the five year average was 326.000 tons. Condition of

CHADD’S

Service Station Don’t risk a penny TRY VEEDOL MOTOR OIL

10 DAYS

I On make «ood offer.

which was colder and drier than usual gave meadows a slow and late start. The poor April weather also was reflected in the pasture vonditlon which was reported as 70 per cent of normal or eight points below last year and seven points below the ninc^ year average. The average number of baby chicks and young chickens on farms, reported below average a month ago. has jumped to an average of 149 per farm, against an average of 146 a year ago.

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REGULAR LOW PRICES STILL LOWER THIS WEEK What a sale this is! You know that A & P prices are NAILED DOWN TO STAY DOWN” For this sale we have gone lurther than ever before. Our KHiLLAK 1()W PRICES ARE STILL LOWER THIS WEEK!! Check these unbelievably low prices . .YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO TRADE ELSEWHERE!!

SODA CRACKERS

SOAP CHIPS IONA FLOUR

(This Week Only)

White Linen (This Week Only)

Mb. I’kR.

(This Week Only)

ft-lh. I’Ug.

24 lb.

Bag

Sturdy—Duf.W® BROOMS 19c Week Only'

California PEACHES ■ Brand

DILL PICKLES

Master ^

Qt. Jar

Assorted Sugar

ib.

8 O’CLOCK COFFEE

lb.

FLOUR MEDAL

(This Week Only)

24-Ib.

Bag

DRESSING R s ^

Ak About Silverware l*:al

Quart

Jar

CANDY BARS

Tango. Milky Way, Snickers—or Almond (This Week Only)

Box of

P*Nut Butter Sparkle Q ' l,tln 6 Corn Lulle Kernel 3

Wheaties

Apple Butter 38C * Graham Crackers Navy Beans 5

Mustard

Shredded Wheat 2

a j L .? 22c ckus. 25c

Pkg

2 I.b. I’kif.

Butter am P 7r Spinach Tomato Juice Ritz Crackers Corn Flukes 1

Pears

Beans ,on p lir T

Jelly

Twist Bread Our Own Tea

13c 25c 63c

25c 10c 15c 93c 25c 75c

30c lh ' 2'Jc

c»n« 25C

10c (5c 19c

i. 15c r IOC i< 23c

Cane Sugar 3 bM $l'29

MOTOR OIL BEVERAGES

SALT DIAMOND CRYSTAL QFMINOI F toilet tissue

OkmlllvLC ask now

a (annon

KUTOL CLEANER

Thick. Rich

Lh Pkiz

Whole Spiced can

S cans

M a Brown

2 L% 1 j-lb Pkg.

15c 25e 21c I0e 10c 25c 19c 9t 19c

A-PENN Plus 8c Tax

Yukon—Except

I Rickey—Plus Bottle

Charge

to Get

wcl

Wall

Paper

OXYDOL

Suds

4 3 2

2 gal. Can

Igc.

bots. 26-0*.

Box

Rolls

Large Pkgs.

99c 89c 5c 25c 17c 37c

REAL DEL MONTE VALUES

Pineapple

Del Monte Sliced or Crushed

Del Monte Com Vacuum Packpd

Golden Bantam

Fruit Salad Asparagus Tips Del Monte Peas

Apricots Cherries

Del Monte

Del Monte Royal Anne

3 (Ts 25c 2 Cans 25C 2 Cans 33c No 1 5q. CatX^W 2 Cans 27C 2 Cans 33C 2 Cans 39C

TtlNF. IN KATE SMITH EVERY TUBS , WED OR THURS . WFBM. 5 30 P M

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

HEAD LETTUCE, Head 5 C PINEAPPLES, Each IQc WINESAP APPLES, II). 5c NEW POTATOES 10 lb 39 c NEW PEAS, 2 lbs. 15 c GREEN BEANS, 2 lbs. ]9 C CAL. ORANGES, Ooz. 29c

IN OUR MEAT MARKETS

Peanut Sutter Lb. 10c

Haddock Fillets Kroi" n

2 Ibi.

27c

Chuck Roast c cm';*

Ib.

15c

Fresh Ground Beef

2 lbs.

29c

Smoked Picnics Wr,pi ’* d

Ib.

19c

Franks or Bologna

2 lbs.

27c

Baby Haddock

2 lbs.

23c

BOILING BEEF

Ib.

10c

HAM SMOKED -SKINNED | b . Whole or Shank ilnlf

25c

A a P FOOD STORES

NOTICE OF FIN AI. SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Notice is hereby given to the credj itors. heirs and legatees of James L. ' Browning, deceased, to appear in the Putnam circuit court, held at Greencastle, Indiana, on the 28th day of May, 19.i6, and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts I with the estate of said decedent should should not be approval; and said heirs are notified to then and there made proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Ernest A. Browning, Executor. Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 7th day of May. 1986. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. No. 2352. Andrew E Durham, Attorney. 7-2t

FOODS

■ . . K«om-

SATISFACTION

SMI tonic:

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G U A R A NICE 0

You still have time to enter the big coffee contest. •t any Kroger store today.

Get your entry blanks

Country Club

O'u n fry

Club

PEACHES

CORN

COFFEE

BRAN FLAKES

FLOUR MACARONI

CAKE FLOUR

Maxwell Houdt

APRICOTS SANK A COFFEE MOTOR OIL

Country Club Halves or Slices

N" 3 Can

10c GRAPE-NUTS

Jewel Hot-Dated 3-Lb. Bag 45c

10c SOAP Cl, IPS

5 1 25t

Miller’s Special

or SpujiNfUi Country (Hub

5c KAFFEEHAG

Softasilk

Pkg.

26c BREAD Country Club Halves in Syrup 39c BUTTER I’enn-Rad 100 7b Pennsylvania (Plus 8c Tax)

Country Club

NO. 2' ; Can

Country Club b. Prints, 2'1

1 ’ -I.b Loaf

Roll Lb.

( Gil. Can

POTATOES

CANTALOUPES ’sxJSllff >■.* GREEN BEANS

New U. S. No. 1 Bliss Triumphs

Lbs.

(*u bans

CABBAGE

15c PINEAPPLES

Fancy Round

Stringless 3e CUCUMBERS sir- 2 - 15c

Lbs.

ICEBERG LETTUCE

Large Size Heads—Fresh —Crisp

Head

CARROTS

Fancy California

l.ge. Hunch

5c ORANGES

( aliforma Seedless Navels

Oven Ready MEAT LOAF, L'h'S.'Sh LAUD, 100% Pure, U. S. Inspected, Lb 12ic Controlled Quality STEAKS, Sirloin Round, Lb. 32c ROILING BEEF, Lean Meaty, Lb Tiic SWISS STEAKS, Tender Shoulder, Lb 2'>C t tM ( Iv ROAST,Tender Savory, Lb 19c ( AIL LSH FILLETS, Thick Slires, Lb 1 / if FRESH PAN TROUT, 2 . 25c SUGAR CURED SMOKED PICNICS

: '"£'1$ ■ » \

KROGER STORES

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Complete Satisfaction o. Your Money Back”