The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 May 1936 — Page 6

4 IIM I H Hi Kt lOMoRRoir '‘{•’bjiious Robbins Circus cojnc-i to Grccncastle Thursday. .May 21. for cUiwn. arc a urn 'ary to a eir- afternoon and night performances on cus .r? i ihe .saw ami hammer to a the Handy circus grounds you will

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when the nave an opportunity of seeing dozens

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Saturday SpecialExtra Heavy Felt Base Rugs 9x12

$ 3

Only Limited Quantity to sell — 1 To A Customer.

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Worth $6.00 Mad* with hard enameled aurfac* and In new colorful deaigna. Each rug weighs approximately 50 pounds Regular $0.00 value. Sold only for cash at thia special prtc*

Horace Link & Co.

The Store of tiiniltnr*

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ITEMS FOR BARGAIN DAY Saturday, May 2.‘lrd ()> SALK SATURDAY ONLY i*urc Tin cud Silk Hosiery Sl-^htly Irregular of SI Hose.

I or Siiturfia.v we are of fering a puro flu id silk eliiffoii hose, full Lishiim double heel, reinforced sole mid toe in all fhe want^i eob*rH while they last, only

Special lot on Sale Bargain Day Only. tiiianuiteed last colors mid i(fi in. wide. Itr sure to see Ibis lot. 1<I.

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Lm \ oiles and Kutiste Patleins and 8h inehes w ide, \ d.

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IWc fine Ratistea and 4 risp \ oiles. all palleniN anil fast color*i, 1 d. •aOC

JOIN OUR PHOENIX HOSIERY CLUB

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2!)t liATH TOWELS 19c I xlra large heaxy bulb f M wels, Imlli \>bite mid l*as|e| rotors. Stock up on these, bargain day only I tie ICE TEA GLASSES 'uncy cnloreil Ice Tea gin ••*!■*«. large sl*ci .special at

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ANKI.ETS Whiles and Colors Sixes to I (I I -‘i llasenieiit, 4'holee l()c Pair

I asi 4 olor HOPE MUSLIN BARGAIN DAY 10c Y(l Bleach; d Sheets XI X iox SPEI l\ I.

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RADIKS PKIN r SI’OKT Handkerchiefs latrge Si/.e 5c ( hoice

S. C. PREVO COMPANY

CHATEAU Tonight & Thursday X XX OMIKRFIT. I I4 TI RK

HU NK DI NNK ROBEIM “ LOR in MAGNIFICENT 'OBSESSION A JOHN XL STAHL ll’rmlin lion In.in tin- ll■•'|.-l■||in" |no\ ct hx [Jot i| <!, I )o it g I a s. vx itli |ui a r.2in7?R\H7KT 11 BETTY M ltTTsS Hinrv Ann^la. Sara Hailrn. Hal|ili Morgan

of th(*se circus funsters cavorting about the hippodrome track in their mirth provoking antics. Heading this contingent of -•stars” (for clowns arc often classified as such) is none othci than -•Humpsy" Anthony, late star of the Billy Rosimusical production “Jumbo” and to “Bunipsy” goes the distinction of being the only circus clown engaged by the impresario for this spectacle. “I love to work as a clown, and even when I ran away from home and joined a small tent show as coin edian I got a great kick out of mak ing the audience laugh. Rut in a production like "Jumbo” and with uch name stars as Paul Whiteman. Donald Novis, Gloria Stuart and Victor Moore, some 150 people on the stage in many of the scenes my work with Jimmy Durante proved that the public likes comedy and even though it is often faked into the script they enjoyed the efforts of myself anil Dr. Durante. "But I love the circus since the circus has been my life for many years and will continue to be my life until 1 am too old to get around as agile anil spry as I do now and when the circus bands blare forth their martial melodies, the rumbling red wagons csound through the stillness of the • lawn and the clatter of horses hoofs igainst the pavement, the billowing canvas anil the roaring of the lions, that is no othei type of amusement that I long to be associated with than vith the circus.”

(• + 4* -l* + T + *i <:i.4)X UtD/XMC *1* Mrs. Clara Dnrsi'tt -I 1 -I* 4* 4* -1* -I* 4* 4* 4*

GRANADA

Tonight and Thursday

SHE CHASED HIM 6,000 MILES . F Q R A SLAP IN THE FA^EL

■PH WRAY * ' RALPH BELLAMY Thurston Hall Directed hy Albert S. Rngell A Columbia Pictur. XIH»KI> — Coini-dx and 4 olor 4'iirtiion

Mrs. Lei- Walters of Roachdalc will entertain the l.adies of the Past Mat run Club of the Kastern Star at the home of Miss Stella Collins on east Maine street Tuesday evening. Miss Mary Horn of Terre Haute and Joe Kvens of Mayfield. Ky., visited over the week end witli Mr. and Mis. Will Morrison and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Sipple and Mis. Alice Hamilton were in Indianapolis last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Rieherson returned home last Thursday after spending the winter with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs Denncs Wright and family at South Whitley, Ind. Mis. Ollio O'Connor visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. Rates Duncan left last week on a business ti ip to Washington I). C. Mi. and Mis. John Logan visited

Sunday with relatives ..oiitli of Keclsville. Cohn L. and Adrian Morrison of Indianapolis spent ovei the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest llciney of Cory spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geil Furr. Mrs. Nevada Duncan was at Bloomington last Thursday Mrs. Chahner Mvles an I daughter of Eminence visited last Thursday with her mother. Mrs Anna Corns. Mr. and Mrs. Green of Martinsville called on Misses Laura and Belle Long Sunday afternoon Miss Mary Reese of Grecncast'e spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donas Denny. Helen Jane Cagle little daughters of Mr ami Mrs Kuesst-ll Cagle fell Saturday while playing and broke her right arm. Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Milhorn of Little F’oint was in town Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Reward Smythe and daughter of Greencastle visited Mr. and Mrs. Othn Smythe Sunday Mr and Mrs. Everett Larkin, Mr. anti Mrs Plescnt Havens and son and Mrs. John Elmore and daughters vis ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Rimy an at Spiccland. Horace Meek left Sundpy for Clneinnatti, Ohio, where he has accepted a position. Mr and Mrs Tom Layne returned home last week from a visit with relatives at Indianapolis. Mrs. Minnie Bridges and brother. Art Morgan of Plainfield, visited Mr and Mrs. Uly Denny Sunday. Tom Scott and daughter Loraine of Paris, 111., called on Mr. and Mrs Phinn unyan Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sinclair of j Terre Haute and Mr. and Mrs. 1-1 c Foster and Mrs Belle Horn of Greencastle called on Mi and Mrs Charles ockwe'l Sunday afternoon

^J + 4*4'4'4'4-'I'4-x4.4.-X4-A Jfc + XX’EST I LOVD 4 Mrs. XXnrth Arnold 4- 4* I* 4 4* 4* - S 4* 4- -4- -|» 4 w'I he West Floyd Ifomc I'Vonimdes club met with Mrs Lora Picket t, last Wednesday with 28 members and several guests p' 1 ; <"lt The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mabel San ford. The Saturday Night club will meet this week with Mi. and Mis Joi Gar ie't for a weine:- mast. Mrn Worth Arnold and daughters

called on Mrs Lillie Shaw and family Friday. The East Floyd Home Economics club will meet Thursday. May 21, at Greencastle with Mrs Mildred Cavin. Leon Parson of Avon and Beatrice. Mary and Rose Shaw called on Imogene. Wancta and Joan Arnold Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beck and daughter Helen, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beck and son of Plainfield spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pm sell and family near Greencastle. Miss Charlotte Manning called on Miss Mary Lou Shoemaker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Arnold and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Mayniid Hansel! Sunday evening.

» 4* T + '****' ** I- PXIESTINF * Mrs. Henry Oshoin * .{. 4. 4. 4* 4- 4* 4Mr and Mrs Hudson of near Had- | Icy and Curtis Hudson of neai j Coatesville spent Sunday with Ren | Solomon. Miss Ruth Bowman returned home Sunday after a weeks visit in Indianapolis. Mrs. Homer Osborn spent Friday night and Saturday in Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller. Robert Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr. and Mrs Ted Noll and Mr. and rs. Henry Osborn spent Sunday with Bill Noll. Mr and Mrs. J. K. Coff-

V0NCASTLE '5™>m Tonight and Thursday

Don’t Forffet, These Are Xlu^Njghts £a MATCH MAKER UNMATCHED FOR MIRTHi

Booth Tarkmqton

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Julia

JANE. WIJHERS

tom brown MARSHA HUNT JACKIE SEARL

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XI.SO—IOK COOK A GEORGE G1X 4)T in nn un m

man called in the afternoon. | Henry Osborn Sunday everfij^ Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck andoi,

and Mr. and Mrs. Amoi Mount of once Beck and family Crawfonlsville called on Mr. and Mrs. 1 in Indianapolis.

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Saturday Is Bargain Day In (ireencastlc

BARGAIN DAY SPECIAL

Choice of 10ft Pairs new Spring Shoes. Broken Styles. Black, Blue and Grey. S-ilurdav Only

BRADLEY SHOE COMPANY

South Side Square

Next Door To Oakley's

See The New Duo Flow

Air Conditioned Refrigerator

C ONSTANT (OLD WASHED AIK Foods do not lose natural juices or flavor or dry out. Needs Icing only once every 4 to 6 days. A constant low temperature. Plenty of Pure lec at all times. Free Ice For One Month If Purchased on Bargain Day, Saturtlay, May 23 GARDNER BROTHERS Phone 375

picJt t&e haute wellfiutuUsjt tfu cah HUDSON against any other Eight in your own driving test!”

This isn t a “chin-on-the-shoulder” nge, but a friendly invitation, this test with a Hudson . . .

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4>ycr any route you pick. Make it w ith any other Eight, regardless 4>f price. And let the best car win! LOOK!—Let the stylt of thia 1936 Hudson speak for itself. STRETCH!—You'll have to jo $240 above Hudson's price to equal a Hud* •on in si/.e (wheelbases up to 127 in.) and all-around roominess. STEER! Somethin j brand new here ... Tru-Line Steerinj and Radial Safety (.ontrol — patent applied for. Both exclusive on Hudson. RIDE!—We’ll hack Hudson's RhythEijht 6 aSainS, t,,e ride in any otl,er CO! — You can’t match Hudson’s pow er for nearly double 11 udson’s price ... or I ludson smoothness at any price. STOP! - No other Eijht jives you tmest hydraulics with a separate safety

brakinj system operating from the same brake pedal if ever needed. I’lus a third brakinj system from the easy handling parking brake. CHECK ECONOWY!-Hudson heat alt other Eights in the Lfis Angeles* Yosemite Economy Run, averaj* ing 22.54 miles per gallon, no coastt»tCHECK SAFETY!-No other Eight within $140 of Hudson’s price gives you a body all of steel, with solid, seamless steel r4>of. CHECK LONG LIFE I.-We’ll show you total mileages that will open your eyes . . . owner records of 150,000, 200,000 miles and up. Ask other Eights to match them I Come in today for a “Discovery Drive.” Judge Hudstin by your own test, 4>n any route, against any other Eight. CHARLES HESS, Hudson Dealer.

Take a ••DISCOVERY DRIVE” with the ELECTRIC HAND FlirU . . . tnd , h|f|| -, ht to drive . . . en.ier, .ale, With • rtrut H„,„ rr „ n , , , . rrt , (ont . and , comfort three front-.eal p.x.enjer,! the Herlrn- lUnd it an optional eilra *10/ Qvutiabii on other tight.

HUDSON PKICR9 BEGIN AT 710 /. a *. Detroit, itaodard froufi •/ acetuortn txlro. M 40 124 H. P.— wheelha.et up to ^ SAX’H —with the nat* HUDSON-C. I T. 54 Hudfei Plan . . . very low monthly payi"*®**'

HESS TIRE & BA TTERY SERVICE 7 - 0 East Franklin Street Greencastle, BY HUDSON— TEXIIAPLANE ISIS AND DP,- HUDSON SIX. *710 AND UP) HUDSON - EX 8THAICHT EIGHT S7SII AND UP. F. O X. DETROIT